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Seated left to right: Senators SMpstead of Minnesota; Green ef Vermont; Moses of Nbw Hampshire; Reed of Missouri, end Caraway of Arkansas. seat from Parra] them. It bddad. fater. Although the treaty has been tended In some quarters a defenaWe * • « , spokesmen for the F ra n e government, said it ,“ I>0f £ J * 0 «P.niU ry obligation “ France or Citcho% only for i between staffs or■ the i i two na- gtnatff tea iSensa1 Tea r <K!.3JS Jrsnt f k*»« < and k«nl C I T Y ' ttee Investlga I Dome Naval ulop farther ............. . 17 of W. G. V ehlheri to effect that Harry F. 8 lniir turned ^over to William rely. S2S.N 6 In Liberty ids not accoonted for to fahjberr. . •* fASHINGTON, Jan. , 25-A l­ t B. Fall while secrittary of the ior received a loan of 9100,* ih on hia personal note from * Dohcny, California oil may , Mr. Doheny testified Thurs* before the sdnate teapot donio itijation. [The date of the loan was given L Dec. 30. 1021, of more'than a jr before Secretary Fall signed I pmtract leasing to Doheny, inmts in the California naval oil i of which committeemen reMr. Doheny he has testiexpects to make, a profit of 10,000. Mr. Dbhsny declared eommlttae the loan had no don to any of tha subsequent actions;" it was made •*'*1 -'"**” that it' Lr‘‘persoivailvV.a*tl Abel Sin __Son W liliuH fvM nN M nffn (dicursion between Mr. Fall and as to any contract what­ , . i he transactions themselves iff J order in which they occurred” V, Doheny said, "dispose of any ‘ ation that thpy were influencj my making a personal loan fa life long friend.” !oil magnate testiQod that he dvancetf the money to enable to enlarge bis New Mexi holdings and that he had intended to collect the loan Fall’s health remained good [that if necessary, he had plah‘ i employ the former secretary k after hia Mexico holdings' to enable him to repay tne i coi SH 0A LS_PLA N T „F 0E torTai ■tioB ........... .. Beaater Fea< has prepared for intro* n in tlw Ujwer ■ease ef WASHINGTON, Jan.| aion over the Mexican peared to h art been laxdd Thursday pertinent announced that Amt wer reseslg ordered to Vera , and Tampico ware1Already'in! _ . E W _______ cess of being. tfltlMraWn from 1 lean waters since the rebel had-abandoned their attempted blockade Of-Thaipled and bad or­ to Form 95,000,000 Company dered mines removed from the har- Offer t s Msko Up to 60,000 Tom i b°I* under theif control. Fertiliser Yearly r v With this compHania w itl\ the demands of. the Washington gov_ ( I t T l f A w n tla lr S P t t u ) ernpient the de la Huerta leaders • WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Prohave withdrawn all threats poaal to form a 96,000,000 corpora­ against the continued movement of tion for the manufacture of up to peaceful American commerce and 50,000 tons of fertiliser annually the occasion for sending, the aMns a t tho governments Muscle Shoals, has passed. Ala., project ia contained in an of­ No Further Action. fer to b e submitted to Secretary Unless American lives andI prop- Weeks Friday by the Southern erty should again be Jec rdixed, Power Companies which also have it la unlikely that the Washington offered to lease the power plant government will take any further there in conjunction whieh three action-than to continue to make experts In fixed nitrogen produc­ rales of war munitions to Obregon. tion. The rental of nitrate plant Secretary Weeks approved the sale No. 1 for the purpose would be of an odd-lot of spare parts fo r air­ fixed by congress and be calculated planes and a number of bombs. the coet of producing the fer­ Consul Wood reported from Vpra in tilizer, which would be sold to Crux that de la Huerta had ordered farm and other consumers at a that ample guarantees be extended profiters to 8 per cent on pro­ for protection of American lives ductionlimited cost. and property in the region about Would Lease for Fifty Years Tampico and the oil Industry be The lease would run for 50 years, permitted to resume operations. A mcasaire from Tampico later said tho same period for which tho coihthe oil companies actually had been panies — tho Tennessee Electric Power Company, tho Memphis granted such permission. Power and Light Company, and the „ Obregon Forced to Return • EL PASO, Tex., Jen. 25—Presi­ Alabama Power Company—have dent Alvaro Obregon was forced to offered to pay the government return to Aguas Callentea yester- 9100 ,000,000 for lease of the pow­ day 1 when he attempted a trip to, er facilities. Celaya and now ie gathering his1 The three experts associated forces in nn attempt to cut through with the companies in the offer are rebel troops holding that Important Theodore Swann, president of the railway junction, airvlccs received Federal Phosphate Company of Birmingham, Ala.; Dr. Raymond in Juaroi today state. Obregon left his field hendquar- F. Bacon of New York, chief of the From Bt. Petersbur New Hero ..jS & S t? V **tta l** n m . MOSCOW, Jan. 25.—Announceat1 was made n ~ * ment Thursday night that the funeral of Lonine had been poatponed from Saturday un­ til Sunday. 1 It was also announced that Petnofftwd had been renamed Lenin­ grad. Throughout Thursday and Thursday night thousands of per­ sons continued to pass before the biier.,of.8ovlet premier in the big hall of the House of Unions. Hordes of peasants poured into Moscow Thursday from various points and marched by delegations from tho railway stations to the place where their leader was ly­ ing in state in order to pay their last tribute to him. The proposal that tho ceremony be postponed from-Saturday until Sunday was adopted owing to requests from communists and other admirers of Lenlno abroad thnt the obsequies be put off until they had time to reach Moscow. Thursday for the first time since tho death of Leninc, the regular edition, of the newspapers, which illdays, made tlmlrmioennineo. They were borbered in black and contained eloquent tributes to the premier. Among the black-draped flags seen in Moscow' Thursday was an American emblem, which fluttered in the snow storm from a window in one of the principal streets of tho city. It was at* half mast and draped with crepe ns a tribute to Leninc from on American business firm. House M em bers to Consider Proposal to D ra ft T ax Bill m m Callcntcs for tho purpose of meet­ ing the Yaqui troops en route to the eastern sector. The men left Juores Monday and were being hurried to the south in order to re­ inforce the federal armies. President Obregon, advices state, Continued from Page 8 W a s h in g to n N e w s H r Tfcc A aasclatrC F r r a a . * E. L. Doheny, California oil op­ erator, told the Senate Teapbt Dome committee ho loaned Albert Fall 9100,000 in November, The Senate voted to discharge its oil lease investigating Commit­ ponding to questions on cross WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—While tee from consideration of the Ckr■ination, Mr. Doheny said the charges to cancel tho naval ' sent him by Mr. Fall was un- Republican house members wero away oil leases, thus bringing the ques­ considering proposal to draft tax that it bore no interest rate tion to the floor for consideration. bill of their own Friday, Using tho that no interest had been paid Administration officials began ‘ He said he had drawn n Mellon plan as a basis, Secrtary work on a proposal to form a for the 9100,000 on a new Mellon renewed defense of his banking syndicate to releave proposal in an open letter to Sen­ ami that hia son had taken Northwestern credit conditions. ator Cousens, Republican of Mich­ tish from New York to WaahOrders were issued which will m, receiving In return the note, igan. In a previous letter the sen­ eventually recall all American h he thought was in Fall’s ator challenged Mr. Mellon. The vessels in Mexican waters as a re­ writing. secretary’s reply did not mention sult of the abandonment of the « witness was unable to pro­ the subject but inquired whether proposed rebel blockade at Tam­ either tho note or the check iresent high surtax rates had not pico. Jk'li he said he had conducted mpeilcd Mr. Couxens to invest a Gov. Pinchot’s coal bill was in­ ■rch for them, before leaving large amount in tax freo secur­ troduced in the Senate by Senator Attfftles. He declared they ities. Mr. Mellon also disregarded Borah, Republican, Idaho. not lost and possibly were In senator’s challenge to a joint de­ Senator Capncr, Republican, York. He was excused after base on the Meiion plan. Kansas, urged freight rite reduc­ hours on the witness stand tion on agriculture products in a the understanding that he senate speech. United S tates and endeavor to find the check Senator Cummings. Republican, note for the committee, Mexico to Discuss Iowa, introduced a bill intended to r. Doheny’s testimony threw a out President Coolidge’s re­ ; ®boIl into what already had T rade R elations carry commendation on railroad con­ »ped into one of tho most sert* solidation. ■ nal investigations conducted • Illy T h a A a w r l i l r d P r r a a ) Tax reduction was debated in ■congressional committee in re* MEXICO CITY. Jan. 25—Four­ both House and Senate, Senator years. In view of it, Mr. Fall teen subjects have been listed for Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, and oe questioned wh#n he appears presentation at the Second United Representative Garner, Democrat, n the committee next Monday Statek-Mexico Trado Conference, to Texas, uvging the Democratic Wing his statement of Decern, be held in this city Feb. 11-15, in­ plan, and Representative Mil|s, Re­ r , tu the committee, in which clusive. Discussions will be init­ publican, New York, defending the it id: ■ , • iated by a paper prepared by an Mellon bill. should be needless for me to expert in the m atter from either W. S. Hill of Mitchell, S. D., was that in the purchase of the the United States or this country. nominated as the interior repre­ “ ranch or in any other pur- The subjccta are: sentative on the shipping board or expenditure I have never 1. Starting business in Mexico— and the names of Frederick I. hod E. L. Doheny or any incorporation, partnerships and Thompson, of Mobile, Ala., and one connected with him or agencies. Bert E. Haney, Portland, Oregon, of hia corporations of Mr. II. 2. AJri-’nfie* and agents compart'd were resubmitted as members of •mciuir or any one connected with branches carrying stocks. mm or any one connected with 3. Importng for wholesale—Dis the board. or any of hie corporations, nor tribution and selling methods. • ever received frqm either of 4. Importing for retail and sell­ Rum Plot U nearthed Parties one cent on account of ing methods. in Alabam a C ities on lease or upon any other ac­ 5. Exporting-from Mexico. t whatsoever. 0. Banking and Finance—Condi­ (Ur Thr AupcUIrd Frraa) the same time Mr. Fall dc- tions and Methods. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Jan. 25— in his statement to the com­ 7. Transportation in Mexico. reports of a gigantic rum con­ . that he had obtained tho 8. Packing, shipping and invoic­ On spiracy at Glararq and PhoenLx , used in enlargiiig his ing merchandise for Mexico. near Georgia state line, A. W. !>. Mexico as a field for insurance City ’jj,! , m Edward B. McLean. Hargett federal prohibition direc­ C ni.t°.n newspaper publisher. of all kinds. for Alabama left Thursday McLean telegraphed the 10.Advertising in Mexico—How tor nivht for the two cities where he fr°iri Florida to the to reach the customer. met Walter H. McAdory, state effect, but when examined at II. Agricultural and Industrial will law enforcement chlof. Beach later by Senator Walsh investments. With ai larg largee'staff of agents n 12 . Oil and Mining development. complete klv Montana, he testified inquiry will be made. 13. Patents, Trade-Marks and Riven Mr.- Fall checks [quor in Urge quantities, Hoodoo but that they had Copyrights In Mexlcoj ■ reaching Georgia through the ports s. (*urned to him uncashed. 14. Commercial and Educational of'Savannsh and Brunswick ia be­ L ,ul*. urrived in Washington exchanges. v , ing smuggled into Alabama via |Ba w,!l. ni?ht from New Orleans. Columbus, Ga.. and Giarard and ■* l* 1to havb been examined toPhoenix City, AU., according to in* M ARKETS he 'olegraphed the comformation received by Federal offic­ T .,n “dvance of hie arrival New Orleans—March 33.33; May ers here. “Widespread complaints K. ’ .Pbyaical condition would have reached me,” Hargett said, wnnit his appearance at the 33.06. "and it U true the aituation ap­ 33.12; New York—January 7 ‘ ■nd the committee agreed pears serious." . i . March 33,40. 't-ontinued on page 8) (B r T k r A H w I ilr d P rra a l f w ar and former director of th l Mellon InstituCo for Industrial Reaearch; and Dr. Louis C. Jones of Syracuse, a member of the advis­ ory board of the chemical warfare division of the army. j<e*» Than Half Present Price In a statement the companies said they had been advised by the experts that production processes would bo employed by which the farm er would be able to obtain his fertilizer at "less than half’1 the present price. Tho lessees also would agree to maintain nitrate plant No. 2 In lit condition for production of nitrate for w ar munitions, and condition is made that the government could take over the operated plant on five days notice for national de­ fense. , The offer stipulates that the fer­ tiliser plant be permitted to use at production cost 100,000 horsepower of the amount to be made available under their proposed power plant lease, and an additional 40,000, if required for which the price would be fixed by the federal power com­ mission. •5sa 33K ? A B E f a t a l l y S A N F O R D Y A C H T IN JU R E D IN FI IR' E ’ » • ' *- i - • » t k t . * BASIN ■ IS . . Br T a. Aaaawlatwl Frraa. BEING___ D r T k r A a a tw U lrd P rra a . WASHINGTON. Jan. 25—Attor­ ney General Daugherty and wife left today for several weeks la Florida. o ' SHED HIGH POINT; N. C., Jon. 25.— Two persona wore probably fatal­ ly Injured and a number of others wery hurt jumping from a second Dredge Work BegiM 8 Concrete Piera Have story, window eariy Friday, When Coauracted. fire destroyed a two-story board­ ing house. Fireman Honeycutt and an unidentified man are in*a With 00 concrete piera already hospital in an unconscious condi­ finished and expecting to have over tion. * 100 finished before the end of the day, 8 uperinte<ulant Alvarez la In good spirits over the progress that is being made on the preliminary work on the new yacht baain. On Saturday several of the piera will have been completed one The -cornerstone of the new Ly­ month, the time required for them man School was placed Thursday to set before placing in the water. afternoon a t 3 o’clock with fitting Others will be ready from day to and impressivo ceremonies by tho members of the Longwood Lodge of day thereafter, he raid Friday. The F. A A. M. representing the most dredging work which was ito have worshipful grand lodge o f ' the started thia week! has not begun a 3 state of Florida. . The ceremonies were in charge of yet, but it.Ia hoped that it will B. J. Overstreet, head of the Long- commenco early next week. wood lodge and vice T. T. Todd. In the meanwhile, Mr. Alvares Is Most Worshipful Grand Master of having his large crew of laborers the state of Florida. Other officers keep busy mixing concrete, and of tho lodge who assisted in tho placing .of the cornerstone were. pouring it into the forms,aa fast aa E. W. Henck, deputy grand master; they are available. Plenty of ma­ Edward Ruaaell, master architect; terials in tho way of sand, cement James Moughton, grand marshal, and rock are on the Job os well as John D. Jinkine, senior grand war­ den; L. R. Payne, junior grand steel for the cores of the piors. "As soon as tho dredging work is warden; Schcllo Moines, grand treasurer; Mr. Woodcock, grand finished and my men begin the plac* secretary; E. W. Dixorf, senior ing of the piers, wo will begin grand deacon; John Gove, junior grand deacon; .Walter Routh, sen­ to make some headway, raid Mr. ior grand stew ard;.M r. Hartley, Alavnres. MAt present, however, it C ornerstone F or Lyman School Is Placed Thursday. . cdrhtfmortc^ptiaV* thTi name Lyman School together with tho names of the members of the county school board,, members of the board of trustees, tho architect and contractor. Tho school, one of the most hand­ some rural schools in thia part of the state, was designed by E. J. Moughton and built by J. B. South­ ard. ' *oin" slow, as a matter of fact, w« are getting along unuaually well con­ sidering weather conditions, which havo to bo reckoned with, in pour­ ing concrete.” Bethlehem Steel .Doubles E arnings C om m ittee to Aid U, S. of The 1922 T otal V e te r a n , A ppointed h' K .T I Ik . U h W* a ISLISTIN I ERTY F01 N. Y. EXHIBITION ty e subject of the proposed li e mile carnal from a point on tho B t Johns River, near Sanford, to tha Indian River, was revived Frida? wheh A. P. Coanelley, of tho inland eoifcSnMqre commitUm 2 Sraiaolc Development Cumpaay Propoeen To Sell Property Te Himestekers. The Seminole Development Com­ pany has been organised In San­ ford to Hat all of the properties behalf at once.' for sale in Seminole county in or­ . Thf good how* that the largest der that the liatinga may he avait ffcy in the elate haa Joined haade able to show visitors to the exhibit * river to ru t across as from this county at the Madison 1 Square Garden Exposition next I n je c t that has long been fb. tha month. " ’ minds of people of th a section, Iq Those who have associated them­ regarded aa moot significant 1 W selves in the organisation of thfs Jacksonville body has set about to. company are among the most obthin tho influence and aid. off prominent and influential citizens j many prominent government officof thia county. The list, includes lets Including senators, coikresa*' men and members of the War D e ­ Mayor Forest Lake, president of partment Wash! mztment a t Washington. It call* ', the Seminole County Bank; S. O. on ^nlraUohalfflho d t(e sa f-,' * Chase, president of Chase A Co.; A. R. Key,'cashier of the Seminole hC Pr<>J<Ct' 10 3 Coupty Bank; George A. DeCottes, For * long time. Mr. ConneHejr' * state’s attorney in the circuit .. Sanford has looked forcourt and counsel for the City poiBtadtoout, just, such cooperation to ' Commission and County Commist this project pushed. That it •lonersuEdward Higgins; president W mean much to this whole eec-. of the Chamber of Commerce; H, will tfan, goes without saying, raid Mr.. B. Lewis, prominent property hold­ CoanetUy. Tourists oB their way er; 1 R. C. Maxwell, Inrgo celery «*.*,**»)) nw f come dow n'd F^w er and C. L. Britt, president of the Britt Realty Com ray. nal and Into lh e Yndan 1 . a num T of listings and desire to g it ■ booth has bevn realthe exhibit of Sci_ Inole co u n t/ where representatives win oe prepared to tell Jho world i 0,1 tho river w ait also about what Seminole county has to pointed out. offer. A photographe», it was an- 7 Mr. Connelley stated that a meet­ nounced, has been busy for some ing of the local committee was bekl time taking views all over the Thursday night and th a t the coacounty. These Will be placed in a iarae aibum which when completed s s s . t '^ t e s a .° & 3 tS b 2 will bo the largeet ever compiled in this county. Those associated In this project of Congress. Ho urged that the *ro of the belief that by their ef- secretary get In communication .............. forte to interest homeseekors, that with other aorganisations in the »owus affected oy ute proprobably 100 families will be brought to Seminole county t re­ posmi canal, and get them to helm In evejy way possible. p side within a few months. I a revival of the Traffic Lea Philadelphia Drive whieh Mr. S h K Orlando ____ ndo la the head, and gat tM t A g ain st Vice B e g t.. of body to functioning functfonl again in aiding this work. No time must be By B utler on F riday with loet now, said Mr. Connelley. Wa must act and act now. Wo have something that means much to this third 48 hour police drive against «,Vn*tr.y lwI* j,n oar K™ ? w« vice and crime in this city started m ust take advanUgo of it. He pointed out that If the mem­ under tha direction of Genutter, director of public bers-of the War Department add . safety. Preceding a conference tne members of congress became . between General Butler and high awaro of such a clamor for tho proevidenced by the enthusiasm officials bf 'the department, 45] Jccj Interest manifested by the peo­ lieutenants wore summoned to the and it would odd great influence on director's offlc*. After the lieu­ ple. their decision. tenants filed out, General Butler making My Connelley further told of announced • ha told them there Jacksonville, yean ago. In or« was to be no more fooling as he how to get action out of Congreea *?e.w $ ey. -n°t ".cleaned up for tho deepefUng of the St. John’s their districts as thoroughly as River, paid the expense of calling they had reported," Speculation la an extra session of the state legisrife In force Uver ihtimatibn of U turo to pass a law empowering the genoral that he W«a going to Duval county to float a bond issuo “spring a great surprise." "I to tho extent of 9600.000 for such won’t say what It is, but when it a purpose. When Congress be­ happens somq one is going to get came aware that the deepening of a terrible shock,” he said. Jr* waterway meant so much to that section, steps were taken Im­ mediately by the federal govern­ Sm ith Says Celery ment to carry out tho work and not of the bond iiiuo w m m S R epublican Members of Committee Would W rite Own Income Tax R ates ( O r T k r A umm*(a ir it F rra a ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 25—The first partisan debate on taxes on the floor of the house Thursday provoked a move by Republican members of the ways and means committee to write their own in­ come tax rates, which some pre­ dicted would place a bill before the house on substantially the lines suggested by Secretary Mellon. Representative Treadway, Mass­ achusetts, a Republican member of the committee, made the proposal after Representative Garner, Tex­ as, the ranking Democrat on the committee had declared in the coursq.of the debate that the Mellon bill would not pass in the house "even if left to u vote of the Re­ publicans alone” and that President Coolidge would not veto u tax bill carrying the higher surtax rates of the Democratic plan. The committee continued discus­ sions of the new excise rates and tentatively agreed to repeal the »V s, (Br Tha Aaaoelntrd Frraa) NEW YORK, Jan. 2 5 -N et earn­ ings of the' Bethlehem Steel 'Cor­ poration in 1023 totalled 937,373,­ 228,a gain of 917,570,516 over 1022, Eugenei O. Grace, president, reported' to the directors Thurs­ . day. Tho increase, howover, was part­ ly accounted for by the absorption of tho Midvslo, Cambria and Lack­ awanna Companies, whoso busi­ ness helped to swell the corpora­ tion’s income. Net earnings in tho last quarter of 1023 wero 90,035,­ 147 as compared with 910,518,951 in the preceding quartern. Tho di­ rectors declared tne regular quar­ terly dividends. and elected W. C. Potter, president of tho Guaranty Trust Company, to tho Board to fill vacancies caused by tho resig­ nation of Harold Stanley, president of the Guaranty Company. "Tho Corporation’s outstanding problem throughout tho year," said President Grace, “was the coordi­ nation of the affairs of the Lacka­ wanna, Mldvalo and Cambria Steel Companies with its own. Satisfac­ tory progress has been made, but it will naturally require some time before tho full benefits can bo ex­ pected from the consolidation of BARRETT EXPELLED. tho properties.” • (I)r Thr AaarcInCrd Frraa) Reviewing the trend of business NEW YORK, Jan. 25—Frank Barrett, spot cotton dealer, who in 1923, Mr. Grace said the early failed last May, was expelled from art of the year waa characterized The Chamber of Coramerco memly an unusu all;iy 'largo demand for the Cotton Exchange today. b«r * Itetened with interest to steel products roducts requirini requiring capacity That he has something to teU.I a ahort talk by M. H. Hutton In . one. The demand material­ members of the Sanford Farmers1 whfch he gave road conditions iy lessened during the second quar­ Protective Association when ' they throughout the state in general, as te r, representing a -low point in meet Saturday night, something he had seen them on a recent trip. the late summer, since which time that will , ® stated ------- -----UIfc a ' ‘ be of rital ‘interest to M that---ho believed M that there has been a gradually increas- everyone, is assured . by F. G. ffreat mistake waa being mode by ing demand. ---------------------------------------Smith, -----. president <of the organiza­ many counties aa well as by the tion, who made the foUowlng state­ state road department in the build­ taxes on telegraph and telephone ment Friday: j ing of surface treated roads. These messages, leases, leased wires and County Teachers' Club "Celery is going higher in price. roada after three years use will candy. This would result in a loss some this may sound ridiculous begin to wear and will then demand of 944,000,000 ip revenue, it was Will Meet a t Osceola To but it-is true. ■« c®a*tant upkeep and repair work estimated. Final changes in these “If one had a case in court even whichi In the long run costs, more rates will be determined today with The monthly meeting of the though It appeared doubtful for thani build ng a permanent road in proposals to repeal the taxes on Seminole County Teachers’ Club you to win out; one would get hii the first place. He stated that the automobile trucks and parts, thea­ will be held I Friday afternoon at legal advisers and discuss the ease ordinary surfsco road costs about ter admissions and various other every angle. Celery growers, 915,000 Mr mile while the asphalt articles before the committee. The the Osceola School, with Prof, and from wo have a case.in court or I am road with u good 8-inch base costa committee agreed to limit changes Mrs. C. W. Cannon as the hosts to greatly mistaken. Let us get our approximately 925,000. In 15 years the members. ’ in these rates so that the loss in counsellors and advisers together time the surface road with the cost Between 40 and 60 of tho teach­ revenue would be held to 9120 ,000,­ ers are expected to attend and in Saturday night at Up court house «f the upkeep, will amount to one000. decide how high celery will go third more than the cost of the a*, While the debate proceeded in order to allow the Sanford teachers and and why. It it is ia gomg higher ana I phklt road. Other interesting fig­ tim e'to attend, there will .be no the house, upon being opened by u ures relative to the costs of the two will tell you how I fou out.” afternoon session of Sanford prepared speech of Representative types of roads were given by Mr. Mills, Republican, New. York, de­ schools Friday. RAILROADS PROBED Hutton. He announced that he Matters of interest to all of the GERMAN fending tne Mellon bill, Senator H r T h e A h m Ii I h I F rv ae. had decided to make Sanford his Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, teachers including reports on the PARIS, Jan. 25—First commit­ home in the future. recent meeting of the Florida Edu­ brought the Democratic plan for tee experts reparation began Fri­ rtated hv the secretary tax revision’ before the senate an<* cation Association, are expected day invesUgatlng German rail­ that the city will entertain three criticized Secretary Mellon’s des­ to be heard. Prof. J. T. Jacobs of roads. Mejubera heard- William conventions this year, the state cription of it as "insincere and po­ Like Monroe will preside over this Acworth, British railway authority Dental Association, the state Op- J j meeting and Mrs. S, M. Barber litical.” Senator Johnson, a candi­ und M. Lcfevre, general secretary tom etrut Association and the ^ date for the presidential Republi­ of Sanford, will be secretary. Prof. Union European Railways. Both Florida Commercial Secretaries’ can nomination, also assailed the T. W. Lawton, county superintend­ testified aa to traffic conditions in Awodatloru J. A. Dooley, it waa ent, also expects to attend. Mellon bill in a statement. * Rlech. (Continued on pegs 8j[ __ (Br The AaaocUtrd Frees) WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.—Ap­ pointment of a permorfent commit­ tee of the United States Chamber of Commerce to co-operate with tho Veterans' Bureau in finding employment for rehabilitated for­ mer service men was announced Friday by Juliua H. Barnes, pres­ ident of the organisation. The committee selected at the request of President Coolidge, will enlist support of American businesa Intcrests in behalf of the veterans. LEGION AGAINST MOVIE. Hr Thr Aaeorlnlrd Frraa. ST. AUGUSTINE, Jon. 25— . IRENE CASTLE American Legion State Historian. ( B r T t , .( M a f l i l f S P r r u l SEATTLE, Jan. 25—Irene Castle Lieutenant Charles E. Harris an­ and husband, Mnior Frederick Mc­ nounced today that th e ' executive Laughlin arrived today from their committee in Florida has gone on record 1protesting against showing honcymon trip in Far East. moving pictures based on Martin Tabert case. BOOTLEGGERS ARRESTED. H r T h r A M u rla trd I ' r r u . SHAKERS BUY LAND. • ATLANTA, Jan. 25—George Ur Tha Aaaovlalrd Frraa) Remus and 11 associates brought ST. .CLOUD, Fla., Jan. 25—Six to the Federal penitentiary hero thousand acres of land comprising today to servo sentences for violat­ homo site of Shakers religious sect, ing the Prohibition act. Remus is was sold to George Ricard, Ohio, known as “Millionaire Bootlegger for about 975,000, It became known King of Middle West.” today. DAUGHERTY IN FLORIDA. i 1 committee, which threatened to nt participation .by A* In the speed Saturday, wai G reece Jarman, Cai y. Clarence who •ted recognition he ditlohal trainer, withdrew hie mat, awertlag '*he was unllfg because of tho contro­ versy. 'Au-i, �*»< THE HEMALDOtTJOS s Inches .thick pleU, « skal tlcton (a 000. tlon of Jo Ithe mountain a r ™ ‘ without ttoam pi* WnfsTkat usual- la tad on math droritia Ulna, a two wtokk t , __ . Hr et>g«es(t tkiT matron, the poktto fh* fair v The motorcade wtU Guard ettea a wholesome freshness that attracted by S arhoi at a n ak ei her the well. ni|h perfect e*. famous citrus b t Moorish ‘ la, t* M i d tb . a second type for th e' young mother in a the f a r Kent boildtnt photoplay. And aa a wife, and sign tion. . lU e iferch1stand* ' SO «t«Ht a t 1 'M o'clock. mother in “What's Wrong With the atniction. ones. { V , . Women ?”, aha gives what many 1*H in halght iaad contain*. pai Hendersonville, especially in the ays ft* automobiles, ami-1 RIAL M TA TI TIANAPIB8. critka coniider one of the great­ past few years, haa begonia “ Jam. SI. est Interpretation* in the recent 5 K S 1 S ■dditfon to summer playground of a offices. i I t Is.frnly ia.Wtdy a work of ast v LMralc Wilton and wife to history qj the screen. number of Fw K a peepM* * MHAy Btuton and wifa. In this extraordinary photoplay, of-whom own huta and avan-. ...........F. BoUnson to tho Flor- which now occupies the screen of ial homes in the "Land of thal. landscape work and designed the the MUane theatre, much of the A»«oclation Florid* people, It 1* elahnld, men action revolves about Barbara six major display boiHIngs. •••> several million dollar* wqrth o t day of Caatletdn. Like a glad bird loosed Long before the o U, recreation preginy- In ii space was valuablo • of BanCard. . from a golden cage into a garden the fair ovary axhi Hendersonville, and in the .immed­ of thg gods to sing and strut gay taken and autny •; kants wero iate section, am) daring to e P f a Mlnnit Rott Mosey to t of Sanford. plumes, she torp into the night life turned away. Tide developed many behutlful Here summer of the world's fastest and moat true of the poultry bul W. Benton and wife mountain retreats. '■* „ Federation of The Hendersonville furious metropolis. She was led the Volusia Con boostefl hav* ‘ ■ Hi an- been urged by practically .every /Catea and husband Innooontljr in the maelstrom of life Poultry Club's Is slaging In the great city and was alipost nual show. There ha*e hekn en- city in Florida to visit their ptow it and wifa to Rein- engulfed before her better sense tries fr6m all sections of the state ticular section, and have had. some restrained her. And the consc­ in addition to J number of sntries difficulty in trying' to areiw Keelor and wife. .Beck and wife to Sofie V. iences of her pilgrimage into the of a r e birds from other sections' date tto ir sehedolea so that this •« . • and Karfcrret B. Zachary. ast circle where men ahd women of tie country. mar be done. “ *. ,*• a* count not the toll they pay in the There was a fine attendance the Hendersonville is situated 1 . A. Greenjeaf and wife to El Anal reckoning, form the high­ first day, andI the froa exeats are the famous Rome MAf,> just about lights of Daniel Carson Goodman’s of a high o:irder, among them being halfway between CAcknonville and G. Pickering and wifi. . C. & Lee and ifito to C. C. Car- amazingly dramatic and power­ nuto polo ifames, fireworks dis­ Cincinnati, whieh ' * plays, pushball on horseback, char­ fully prophetic photoplay. T iot races,* Roman races, balloon mated, more than SO.OPO'jnotor ve­ i The <no unenia Orient* rern Pern '-orap Company to flights, a historical pftgeant with hicles from the central' south and CLASS MEETS Tho T. E. L. class of the First 200 charactars, trainad dogs and middle west. Palmer. es, band contorts, and many __________ •: . . Baptist Church held a very Interi ^__2__I__L_ rs. Johnny J, Jones Is tore' eatlnng ‘business meeting at thd v MUNICIPAL COURT CA8B8. ville orphanage; Lqt ua M«k*< il J a I ,KJfe caatt warf tried in Munich charch Jan. 21, with IS members with his midway si much as wa can. • If. * ' inewiay mpmlng be* present. The certificate of enrollMrs. Hilmar Lundqulst spent the i* «. 0. Sharon. The tent waa presented by the presl* Mr. Whlddon of the ' Sanford afternoon Tuesday with Mr*. Auent, Mrs. Beck. Rev. P. D. King n e t ware: " ' ’ Ahra Stlnaon, charged with hav* was present and discussed the du->pressing duh has recently ptk*- .gust Swanson. Mr. Saranson da * Uqimi in hit posscason failed ties of the class officers. Class ad­ chseed the piece of land adjutant still not able to bo up. His .................... >100 wat journed to meet the first Monday to the Presbyterian church and G. brother, Nicl and wifa stopped in Hirschi place and,ia improving it to see them Sunday. i . . „ xI I ■ ahttd On in •February. Mr. and Sirs,- Noah Fry. Mra. •■it i i. ____-4 -- __________ : veiy rapidly; Hearing ahd feheing and getting ready to billld. This a friend, Mr. Biglor, from Wind* section can't help hut grew with mere took dinner Sunday with'Mr. r dronk and disorderly failed B eautifying The , lerty fi Its fine lakes, good roads, golf and Mrs. T. O; Tyner. Ms bond of f26 was •PP** links, fine orange groves I and C. mutant Bullard charge*! Elmer Tyner motored to Wlnde. tod;. L. v. Charged G ardens B y ' the churches. « being dltorderty also failed to mero Tuekaay wlthOiis sister, Mist up and his bond of R10 wot - • Use of Shrubbery It is fine weather now for the Eunico Tyner. Mr. Malm also »ted; the else of Dick Me­ • • *. radio fans, We recently enjoyed went for the trip. - . jon, wga continued until FrL Two suburban dwellers a four an evening Emil Mngnuson came Sunday __ listening tig to „ a_ synv Roberts, speeding, 92 years ago, before property price* phony concert at Pittsburg over to. .spend tho day with . \ * homea id Costs; R. W. Loosslng, speed­ began toarihg, • bought' modest the set owned by Volie Williams. folk*. *“ . a, t~. u i i ' * * * ssuinf !i)i03 pun g* ‘Juj homes on udjoining 56-foot lots. We hear that Charlie Boek is , transferred to county There was little to Choose between lick aga rain. • • ■* • , . Illton lark, disorderly, *6 tho two houses, they being’ very Rev. J S. Clark and wife were pad costs. similar In style and quality with with us Sunday. Mrs. Clark went the same number of rooms. Ona with him-to Sorrento aa <Ud Clark MARKETS. owner expended a few hundred dol­ Pcdmore, their little grand-son. lars on trees, shrubs, vines, bulbs Carload shipments reported for and plants for the decoration of Mrs. Clark in always such a help the music at the church. Next ^ffajeaday, Jan. an. 23: 28: Cal California, his home, converting tho back yard with Sunday we plan to take up our 6; Florida, 64. To- Into a very attractive and artis­ special offering for tho Jacksonta ll 81*.* tic flower garden. ■ Total shipments to date this Last year each had an offer to new celery, (Florida) 012. sell. One was offered *6,000 and THE PAINT WE SELL sMpmertta to date this, year the other 98A00. The larger offer (1023 c r o p s ) . .nt-t was mude -the man who -nad wro' IDaniaLCarson Goodman’s amai lint information; for vided decorative ' fdaetisr- Both ing answer to the age old profc arm; moderate wire houses had been kept In excellent inquire; demand in trading limit- repair. Here was u concrete ex­ «d;. market'» •••■*»«* market nfine: noi tuuiigS changj ample of tho value in cash of dec­ u tiin in prices: pri ‘ F. “ O. B. mual orative planting. In the *8,500 In carloads terms rtna. Florida 10-lnch crates 4 to gardftnl, the main dependence nad 6 doson, don U. S. No. 1 Golden self- been placed on annuals after the IT DOES NOT CRACK, Winching In the totfgh 91.60. early bulbs and shrubs and thu PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR HEW YORK: Twenty-eight cars June perennials had bloomed, Mar­ With Wilton Lackaye, Mrs. few* Florida arrived;' nine front igolds, both French and African CHALK OFF « Hrnmeratein, Montagu Love, ,California. Supply liberal; do. were used in bold groups. Scarlet Wgnd good:! market slightly wenk- •zinnias gave tpu needed color em­ A Full Line of Kalsomlne. Var­ Mrs. DoWolf Hopper, Comtanco Bennett, Barbara Casticton, " ‘ rids crates Golden Self- phasis. Blue annual larkspurs and nishes and Sfaina Huntley Gordon, Paul McAllis­ 94 deeert 92.25 to 12.75: white flowering ti'.ncco relieved ter. . n, I2JM) to ,12^6. f the brilliancy of the yellow and SOLD ONLY BY Comedy 'The Spat Family" m ... 5ELPHIA: Five Call- scarlet of the marigolds and zin­ . Friday, Georgy Cohnnfs fsawia arrived, two Florida. Sup- nias. Asters made a fine Scptembc? SANFORD PA IN T "Little Jcdmny Jones" • ply»kbersl; demand limited; tradNext Week Fox 20th Anniver­ ifg^modarate and market slightly display. Spidcrwort was planted STORE sary Week. ... j 104nch crates bringing in nooks among the shrubbery to enliven the greenery o r the foliage H j r ; prt®w: 4 dozen, niter the blooming period. In fact, Welaktt Bldg. Phono 303 *v o |2.f)0; w 6-dnsen, *2.00 to 4) 8-dozun, * 3- this little garden became tho show wn, *2.00“ to* $2.25; oten, *1.65 to *2.00 and 10-dozen, luce of the neighborhood. After 1 <4 . i i* a • . lc initial expenditure for the trees I&00. IU IU IM » » IU ir» H U and ehnibs, the yearly upkeep sel­ dom rap over *5 for seeds and n CITY HALL FOR ORLANDO, few plants. Aside from tho satisfaction of having a Hberal supply of flowers been drawn up by the city author!- for cutting right at the door and Whea you take your car to the Repair Shop, will (he work to they lend tlea for a comblnatlbn city hall and ,the beauty .. - and- comfort —-----------------done right? Or will it bo tamed over to i careless mechanic auditorium to be built in tho block to , 0 •*ome atmosphere, they add who thinks only about xetting through with the Job or putting hounded by South Orange avenue, real value to pronerty. Many real in time? . » »k . . I . [ ; ' \ ’ touth, Boone and Jackson streets, estato hien. realizing the attract­ *nd the voters will bo asked to iveness of deenrativo planting, are s iwss on a proposal to buy thin now seeing to it thut their property OUR SERV ICE MANAGER is made attractive aud hire land­ P^Perty in an election February 12. The plans call for an uuditor- scape gardeners to keep it In trim Inspects every job that comes In and goes oat of our shop and ** lam about 120 by 132 feet, with u until It is sold, you are guaranteed "SERVICE THAT BATIBFIF.8." : Any home owner may have benuseating capacity of 3,600 persons. tiful home grounds even on a small Argentine will raise more cotton lot the very first year of his occu­ next year. Tell the bull weovilr. pancy by the use of annuals judi­ ciously plnnted and arranged about • They like to travel. his premises. The cost of seeds enough to make u beautiful an! • artistic garden Is slight and tho THAT I , .j" l.« , •>. •ra •ffti» rare required will nut be more than a few hours a week after tho PRESSING initial NEED l ferttiUting'^0rnt}on y . ‘JiRUhig Hn« • ^ I 'a a I w a w a a b a and I feat wide, tvs Mds for the co*cr,‘- br.,a**' rv e sM ie rig h t, 'TiaTsT Jaru IsIhVlsil. . T, «B H A L ) - » ,or- ’ I r. . > • - Jm > A. DOUdLARH. T D- C %• V ’J/V' * ‘ • ■ == • . *4> * • # • • .• ’ • ; - %. I *• ’* In S . * frtw tiu ra SUNPROOF “What’s Wrong with the Women?” .. . a B Things To Think About I ft 11 ._a ■ A ** I *I I (ft I IM lIlln t n n .. f t* ' ft s Auto Co. MAXWELL - CHRYSLER - CHALM£jRS v - • DM you ever notice that wften you need a certain thing or a certain person at a certain time? The need is uru rgent, pressing ar.J must 1be met at 0HC? you w°ukl accom­ plish the and you have in view. Whenever you find your­ self up agaimt bucR a sit­ uation, do not fret and scold and complain—for there arc wave provided to meet just such emergencies—they ur0 Herald WANT AD8. Tha next .time you need extra help quick; you must have expert aulatance a\ once—or you must immedi­ ately soil something you have. Try. the service of Herald WANT AI)S and bo con­ vinced. To reach all the people effectively — leavo your Want Ad at Thr Herald Of. fice. Phone us to send for it or phone It to the Want Ad Department. -PHONE 148 tV,M UPSALLIE AND GRAPEV1LLE C orner Hanford ^v en u e nnd Sf'D nd s tr e e t Next Sunday Rev. O. O. Eckardt of Pierson is expected here to preach u | the Ixithernn Church. , Mr. and Mrs. Dhn Hodges and childrep. of Souford wera fallvra at the home of Uudr jiarcnta, Mr. * i . f t “ "roii^Peittor on Sunday. 51rs. A. II. Ixnidquia) auk duughter, Mclvd, rfttimied on Jnnl 18, from a few w ativea res an d ' friends cr Carden, Arcadia and Lake Mr. pnd Mrs. (,Jark ^Mepon and childroi wore cal}ers at tho of Mr. and and Mrs. G, Hifsrhi Sdjiday, jjoIng from there.to Paolo tu see Grand-mottor Smith who has nut been well lately. , m r »; Mr»; Volict willlnnle matured to Orlnndp Wednesday df last week o® SaturdnybaHcd on’ Mrs. W'li llendeKon st Geneve ilr. and Mrs. Mtrfgon’Lloyd and (■hiimun nnd sister. Miss Johnie l.ucns mient Sunday, with his sis­ ter nt Ilithloe, Mrs. G. Ulrschl returned home Saturifay fiuoi.a I t days visit *t the 'ernaid-Laughton buspiul, under the care of Dr. Langley, While therd Mrs. Clark!and Mrel Alfred Ericson ca||ed to xce her. Re\. Alhertson nnd wife worn cnilcrs at tho home, Monday. . J 4 7 3 -W P fiT o n e '* * 4 7 3 -W bi % T. o «»*»« If. \\ i». rvi • r n r ^ ’|HE DOUGLAS fruit farm has for many y ean been dtfe dT' the landmarks of suburban Miami Home folks have ways known it as one of the best fruit grove? iij Dade .County. [When the Douglas Grove was purchased by Corel Gables last summer it was recognized as a master stroke in t h r advancement and development of the great suburb.. Next to Coral • Cables is was the moat famous grove in the western part of the Miami 'district, and its strategical location brought the eastern boundary, of Coral Gables almost a mile nearer to Miami • . Now—Donglas Grove has become the Douglas Section of Cora* Gables* and the first offering of plots is-made. Now—Douglas Section is being improved, beautified and developed aa all of .Coral Gables has been during the past two years. ’ ,v > . •.* * 1 Now—Douglas Section is being made a distinctive unit of Coral Gables by the erection of high-grade apartment houses, 'th e building of a fine Stadium not only for good sport but also for outdoor theatrical productiojis. 4 * ’ . * • *, I * • %t • • ’ • i Mt# ! • • ' And now—your opportunity is here to buy fine plots in the Douglas BecJ tion at a most desirable figure while the great work of its develooment goes steadily on. * . Come to Cord Cobin today at oar fo n t. Cam* aboard aa* of tba, comfort• aU* d* lax* hdlrnm b a u u aa tba graatest fret sightseeing trip fo America * today.—Come and st* for yaartdf tba opportunity that is offered yoi ia tba • Dngfas Sedan. Kobe ybsa remrvuHm at the local office now and aooii disappointment. Don’t Adyertise s Finest Suburb You af« absolutely on the l*vd with your cutitomere—: „ ;t Unlens your Roods nre so excellent that everyone who buys them once will want tkean ngaln— C u lm tJure is renl need for what you m nkth— •l GEORGE E, MERRICK, Owner, and Devek>n«r i HAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales A g en ts.1' Bxicntive jPfficta \ %1M E*xt TJagler 8t., Miami. , (Jn lm yqu appreciate that it ta^es a lopg time and costa it lot, of money to educate on* Hundred million people to oxso«!ate your trade mark with a deUnfte standard of nunllty -r • OFFICE MfLANE THEATRE BLDG, D. W. ELDER, MANAGER . W i I Florida Offlet*: Jtctaonvilto, Wto* Fatal nkach, Daytona. Orlando. Tamna at vbrnrg,, Sanford, lakoland, Do Und, Eoiti*. y#**rf* Cnleaa your business is built on the Arm foundation of economical production and sound finance. V.. ■* ■JR rw . 1’ t * * \ aawBiaaania; «r- —^ “ ,■ • Clark. X * ’"***■ * • . . ’L r i * *•*■***■•* « t . vyj*v<*v re- fi ) '* if • Phone jf**,vf J5# * �Breaking into Vaudeville ♦ t T o a really can’t utilizo your flbblJego education unless you go n the' stage,1 declare Jane and hnjtfer Rodgers, pretty young hiduates of tho University of lUsouri, who, to tho amazement f their highbrow friends, inlading their Kappa Kappa Gamla 'sorority sisters, have just fetaken themselves nntl their kro '"masters* degrees to vaudeUle. ‘ 'T hty got tho degrees while mining to become professors of •tin, but between lessons went i for amateur theatricals nml lough they led their. Latin boats, this never brought them l much fame, on the campus as kne’s ability to wrlto snappy net snd Ginger’s cleverness at nW jg^M fcover. -k | “We got n lot of offers in tho •tin field,” said Jane, who has I NOTH' K IIF I.A M I HALF.. .Ntitlcn Is h*'r«’)i>p u lv r n t h a t 1111 '•r am t by tin- a u t h o r i t y u f Hint irtftin r x . c u t l o n Ihhiii’i I o u t of itu> ^ M r c u l t Court, HSVi’Mlh J u i l i r l a l t'Jr^ t U - l n nnd f o r Hemlnol1* C o u n ty , JH orh lu. tienrliuc d o t « of F e b r u a r y aL«I. 1323. w h ich Hold execution In •wpimd on n c e r t a i n J u d m n eiit ■ir unlit M io u rt. re n d e r e d In t ha t c e rt a in fUauita lately Iiem llnu th e r e in ,. w h e re ■HI H e n ry A b r a h a m K ih v n n t Atirnntntm nml A lb ert Ahrstwim. trnillnic u m Aliruluun Broa. l..l o r . e ti M u le I'n., ^ t i r u plulutIffn u m l (>. t B ry iin t, Pe-TSndatlt. I h a v e le v i e d U|iott t i n ' folJ ^ w l t i K d escrib ed In ml, t o - w i t : ^ ^ W e s t h a lf nf H iiu th w i'it u u n r l i r ^•F N iirih w cst 1 1 1 m i t i t . Meet loll 5, pw iishlii 21 S o u th , IlnriK" 2(1 Kist. [wsh N orth a n d S o u th live a e n s ) I Hemlnole C o u n t y. F lo r id a , a* the cM'iM'erty of o. t*. B ry a n t. iA n d also n o ti c e Ih h e r e b y Riven « k a t I shall o f f e r fo r Male n m l sell r W th o blithest b i d d e r f u r r a s h the ^ t i o r e dejirrlbi d |iro|ii<rty at the • f t o u t d o o r o f t h e t 'm i r t Miomi of a irresistible red curls, "and really we had to , worm our way into vaudeville, *but I am convinced we’ve chosen well. With our college degrees, we got so much that wc could never use as Latin teachers—poise, tho ability lu make friends nnd a certain knowl­ edge of life that would simply bo lost if wn became ‘profs.’ “ Besides, Ginger and I have.a theory nbout taming jazz that wo wnnt to try out. We believe that a college degree decorated with common sense is going to make a lot of money for those owning them by proving to intellectuals that jazz Is the most moving, stirring music in the world. “Take this melody from ‘No, No, Nora,’ tho new fox trot: . ®*» No, no, No-ra, no-boAy but ^cu, iior, i ^ truly Ilfrff.iU, “I t’s certainly got more ‘kf than Latin or Greek ever had, with ofVjernli n a m e o f D oyle a n d B r a n ll e } , Mrs. P h i l o A. W illia m s , If llvlm r. MarK a re t W. f l s m s e y . If ll v ln s , M ar­ a s r e t f t Jta m se y , If 1Ivin a, and M a r s a t e t H. n a m S r y a s s u c c e s s o r ill t r u s t t o H ubert II. R am sey , If ItVI n s ; a n d If sa id n n rt le s n r e dead, t o a l l p a r t i e s rl a lm ln i r In t e r e s t s under R obert B a r n h a r t , S u san B arnhart, h is wife. Aaron Jern litan . Joseph B. A skew , H arah J. A skew , h is w ife, Jncoli B ro c k . Jsm es W eek*. Kmnnu-'l Ilelilt. M ichael J . Doyle a n d G r o w O. B r a n t l e y , u n d e r th e firm namo o f D o y le a n d llraH tley , Mre. Philo A. W illiam s , M a r g a r e t W. llnm sey . M ar u n r el H. Its m s e y , a n d M a r u a r t t H. U nm sey nie s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t Ip R o b e r t II. R a m s e y ; o r o t h e r w i s e . In and to th e f o l lo w in g d escrib ed binds, o r a n y p a r t o r p a rc e l t h e r e ­ of, s i t u a t e , ly i n g a n d h elm r In the C o u n ty o f S e m in o le n m l S t a t e of F lo r id a , m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y d escrib ed ns fo llow s, to - w i t ! H - k I n n i n g 13S3..H f e e t W e s t of th e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f G o v ern m s n t Lot One. In S ectio n 30. T o w n ­ s h i p I Jk S o u th o f ll.tntra 31 Cast. HernlmiTe C o u n ty . Florida; run N o rth 14JO fe e t m o r e or less, to the .w a te rs o f L a k e M onroe a t tow w a ­ t e r m a r k ; th e n c e W e s t 37 f e e t alone t h e short* of said l a k e nt lo w w a t e r m a r k to t h e e n h te r ly lin e i f t b r ns t h e H anford G ran t); Ih e n c r F n u th 33 d e g r e e s W est a l o n g the K n s te r ly lin e of s a i d ( tro u t t o the S o u t h w e s t e a r n e r of said G o v e r n ­ m e n t L o t O n e : t h e n c e Knsl CiiO feel to b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 1.1 acres, m o re o r less. l t a p p e a r i n g fr o m th e s w o r n bill of c o m p l a i n t filed In t h i s cause a g a i n s t y o u .th a t y o u am t each of y o u h a v e o r c laim to h a v e some I n t e r e s t In nnd to t h e lands h e re in a b o v e d esc rib e d , anil th at your p la c e s o f resilien ce n re u n k n o w n . T h e r e f o r e , you R o b e r t i t n rn h n rt . If li v in g , S u s a n B a r n h a r t . Ills wife. If liv in g . A n n in J e r n l u a u . If living. J o s e p h It. A sk ew . If liv in g , S arah J . A s k e w . Ills w ife. If liv ing, J a c o b B rock, If living, J a m e s W eeks. If liv in g , K m a n u e l IB hit. If living. M ichael J. Doyle. If liv in g . and G e o r g e C. B ra n tle y , If liv in g , u n ­ d e r t h e firm n a m e o f Doyle an d B r a n tl e y . Mrs P hilo A. W illia m s . If liv ing. M a r g a r e t W. R a m se y , If liv­ ing. M a r g a r e t S. Ilain sey , if living, an d .M argaret S. R a m se y , a s s u c ­ c e s s o r In t r u s t to R o b e r t II. R a m ­ sey, If li v in g ; nnd if dead, a l l par* tie s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r R obert R n r n h u r t , d e ceased , S u san B arn­ h a r t . h is w ife, deceased . A a r o n J e r ­ n ig a m d e ceased , J o s e p h IS. A skew , deceased , S a r a h J. A sk ew , h is wife, d e ceased , J a c o b B rock, d eceased. J a m e s W e e k s , d e c e a se d , K m anuel Ilelilt, deceased . M ichael J. Doyle, d e ceased , nn d G e o rg e (*. B r a n tl e y , d e c e a s e d , tin d er t h e Arm n a m e of Doyle a n d B ra n tle y , Mrs. I ’h llo ,\. W illia m s , dec e a se d , M a r g a r e t W, g e b Ma n ^t net J . Doyle. If llv ln a . **n r t.5-,e<Lr “!? C. B r a n t l e y , If IhrljiJL u n d e r t b s Arm n a m e o f Doyle a n d B ra n tl e y . Joseph u A rre d o n d o . If llvlnw. J o h n L. F o s t e r . If llvlntr. W IB Ism I* T syor, If ll v l n s . C h a r l e s VV. llvlm r. C. W„ J n c o e k s , If MyO*1 H a r r i e t J. J a c o c k s . If llvlm r. J o h n H u g h e v . If li v in g . T h o m a s A H uxh ey. If living. A. St. T h r a s h e r T r u s ­ te e f o r Kva II. T h r a s h e r . If livingen d K v a II. T h r a s h e r . If U*lng> Alec W a ll a c e , If li v in g . Mary <1. Stovin. If ll v lp g . U t t e r a n c e tr a c e if living. M ary W am b le. It living, ( . 8. W arn hie. If living. J o h n H W pm ble. lf li v in g , nnd M a r y W o m b le. h i s Wife. If l i v i n g ; nnd If dead, a l l p arlies claim in g In te re s ts under A aron Ida. In nml fo r S e m i n o le C o u n ty GKO. A. DKCOTTKS. S o lic ito r nml o f C o u n sel f o r fnni|l!nllillt. 1 -0 - 1 2 -pi-3 8 .2 - 2 - 3 - D J-23-3-l-at! ' In th e ( I r r i ilt I ' n u r t nf th e S r r e n t h Jilitlelnt C irc u it o f th e S t a t e of riu rliln . In n m l f « r S em inole ( 'm in i,. In 4 h a iie c ry , ■ C IT A T IO N . K va A. H erndon, a fr- e d e a le r, I’n m p l a l n t n i i t , tru st to R obert II. Ram ­ sey , -lei-euf'c-i; o r o th e r w i s e , In anil I - tin* l a u d s h e r e i n a b o v e d esc rib e d , o r a n y p a r t t h e r e o f , am] als o a n y ami all o t h e r p e r s o n s w hoso n a m e or n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n and w h o m ay be I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r ty I n ­ volved |n th i s su it, a n d h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d o r w h o c laim a n y rig h t, t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n us heirs, d e v is e e s o r g r a n t e e s , by. t h r o u g h or u n d e r a n y o f t h e p a r t i e s o r p e rs o n s h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d to. o r o t h e r w i s e , a r e h e re b y r e u u l r e d to tie nm l a p p e a r b e fo r e m j r m i d C ir c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u rt H ouse a t H an fo rd .. F lo r id a , on t h e 3rd day of M arch. A. D. !!*2I. and t h e n and t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to th e bill of e o m p tn in t e x h ib i te d a g a i n s t you 111 t h i s c a u s e ; o t h e r w i s e , d e c r e e s pro confess-, w ill tie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u .nn d ouch of you. It is o r- lo r- d Giat tills c i t a t i o n be iiubllsht-I in t h e H anford Hernlil. a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d lu Hanford. Semi note C o u n ty . F lo r id a , o n c e each w eek f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u t iv e w eek s. W IT N K H S m y h a n d amt th o seal of s a id C ir c u i t C o u rt on t h i s th e t l h d a y of J a n u a r y . A. D. 1321, (HKAL) J J , A. U lil’ULAHH—. . O ’T k o f thifc (SrciiLX %hui# i . u 3 i ’i 1.S e v e n th J*irl ini.iI tTirrU lt7of FTor- But even if our profit did not depend on gettirg the best prices, vre would still have to beat usual prices in order to hold our businesa. For our customers would not stay with us year after year unless they received satisfactory prices. And the fact that 90% of our customers have sold through us for many years, is proof that they get better bervicc, in every way, from us than they could receive elsewhere. • Although we invariably pay growers and shippers within 21 hours after sale, we give credit to our buyers. A large percentage of the 300 to 350 men, who buy daily front us, haven't the capital t-i pay cash and must buy where their credit is good. Naturally, they are willing to pay us higher prices for this accommodation. If you want the best market prices obtainable, ship us your next car. Our book, “More Dollars for Fruit Growers," tells about other features we offer that arc sure to interest you. Write for a copy now. while you think of it. Established 1896 2D>-208 Franklin Street, New York City i .. ■ ’ L FSr lt» C'jnv*ni*nrr uf Fl'nids -hipprn. NrwYotk Auftirn Market tutor mat ion may tar ufa until at the ultuc i>( L. \ l . Ltwwnma, OiLrido. .s r ih i y o u . a n d each o f yot!) d “«> «! p u b li s h ed l n t h e hV a i f i ? dC^ * ‘l"n be s : f e rcia s s ttr,S “« 4 ' W IT N R 8 8 m y Imnd iimi a*.***^ JftSlIaVy.0 An t)n OKO. A. DKCOTTKS L,,Unt;j "”JSK.,rn,”r <».1 M d r-lld M -H I..} ].].,.,. , a n d G e o r g e (*. I l m t it le y , u n d e r t h e llrtn n a m e of B oyle nntl B r a n t l e y , J o s e p h SI. A rre d o n d a , J o h n i \ F o s ­ ter. W illia m L T a y l o r . C h a r l e s W. Jiteitcks. W. J a c o c k s . H a r r i e t J . J a c o c k s . J o h n l l u g li e y , T h o m a s A. H u g h e y , A. M. T h r a s h e r , T r u s t e e fo r K va It. T h r a s h e r , am i Kvn It. T h r a s h e r . Atec W a ll a c e . S Inry G. Hlovlit, L a w re n c e G ra c e . M ary W a m ­ ble, tj. s. W ambl«\ J o h n H. W o m h l c . Mary W om ble. his wife* o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d plery s. p a rc e ls n n d t r a c t s of la n d , s i t u a t e , ly in g and b e in g .In t h e C o u n ty of Hem In o te nnd S t a t e of F lo r id a , m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b ­ ed nn fo llo w s t o - w l t : All o f Blocks 'A." 1. 3. 1*. 15. 20, El, a n d 20, a c c o r d i n g to t h e P l a t of .Mellonvltle, a n d of re c o r d in P la t Book 1. on P a g e 130, S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lorida, r e c o r d s ; also. All t h a t portio n o f Block 37. a c ­ c o r d i n g to said P i n t o f M e llo n v llle w h ich lies N orth of t h e S o u th lin e of G o v e r n m e n t Lot One, 111 S e c ti o n 3d. T o w n s h i p tv. S o u t h of K n lig e 31 H o st, exten d e d W e s t . I t a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n Dill of c o m p l a i n t til* it in th in cause Exclusive and Artistic . . . F u r n i t u r e ... SPECIAL FO R THIS W EEK Solid Walnut Bedroom Suite, Cedar Lined Chest, Vanity, Chif fonier, Bed, Rocker, Chair $375.00, reduced to..:..:.... .'...$285,0( T. J. M iller & Son P hone 9 i vs. Wc sell your vept;tables on a straight commission. Therefore the more, wc get for your crop, the mom momy uc moke. If wc had no other motive titan to make all the money wo could, wc would naturally exert every effort to get the very top market prices. w com pIsT nt^eihlt'T rt s^aln'sl *UI ^ When 10,000 ancient Greeks drove the Persian hordes from the plains of Marathon, they at once dis­ patched a courier to Athens to bear intelligence of their victory. In ll ir C lrriill C o u rt id th e M cvrath Ji n tl r ln l F i r e u l t of th e S ta te of F lu r lila , In nm l for Heniliude ('m in ty . In r h n i i c r r y . I ' l T \T !( IN'. M a t t i e Bare, w id ow . C o m p la in a n t. , a *h « * th s rl-n asVtantse*. by, through or u n a * * * ^ • f the parties or p" r ' nU" d*r *4 sbovo named or otherwise, are hereby to. M be and appear btfor», » i ! ," |l, * i M cu lt Court a t the Ctrl ^ n fo rd ,* Florida? on *? Dr. A. Hermes (left), former German minister of finance, Is In this country, and the other day, in company with Hr. WeldfcJdt, German a m b a s s a d o r , called to pay his respects to President Coolidge. It is believed Hr, Hermes is in this country primarily to test sentiment for n loan to his country. Hnnfonl. F lo r id a , on M onday, F e b ­ r u a r y 1th, 1321. b e tw e e n t h e botira o f 11:00 nml 3:00 o'clock In th e d a y tim e , to a n tlsfy th e s a i d • oxei'iitlo,,. D ated at Hanford, Hemlnole (’ntiiiIV. F lo rid a, t h i s th e 20th d a y of Dur e m h e r , A. D. 1323. •• (* M. HAND. A h H herlff of Henilliole ........... . L’p u n l y F lo r id a . R o b e r t B a r n h a r t , el id.. Dffem lnntft. T o R o b ert B a r n h a r t , if llvlm t, S u s a n B a r n h a r t , Ids w ife. If llvlmt, A a r o n Ji rnlRtin, If llvlm t, J o s e p h It. A s k e w . If llv lm t. S a r a h J. A skew. Id s wife. If llv lm t. J a c o b B rack, If llv lm r, J a m e s W eeks, if llvlmt, K m a n u e l lle id t, If llvlm t, Michael J . Doyle, If lIVltlK .illlll liro rR e C. B r a n t l e y , If li v in g , u n d e r th e tlrm Ih c r w i I, H u b e r t a n t ­ ed . BuWen B u r n h a r t , h t a j e d . J o s e p h . D. A ek ew . d i t e i i b d , t f a r a h J , A s k e w , h i s Wife, d e c e a s e d . J a t n e e W n k » , drcASeed. J a c o b B rock, d rcw in l. Kmanuel I l e l i l t , d e c e a s e d , C h a r le s T . I l u c h s n , d o ra a a a rt. M i c h a e l J . D o y le, decern*ed. a n d O e o r s e C. B r a n t l e y , ' de* cann ed, u n d e r t h e Arm nam e of D o y l e a n d B r a n t l e y , J o s e p h M. A r r e d o n d a . d r c e a a a d , J o h n C. F o e t e r . deceased. W illiam L t T ay lo r, d e­ ceased. C h arles W. Jaco ck a, dec e a s e d . C. \V. Jncocks, deceased, H a r r i e t J; J a c o c k s . dernnsed, Jo h n ifu a h e y , deceased. Thom as A. H u i r h e y , d e c e a s e d . A. M. T h r a s h e r , T r u s t e e f o r K v a II. T h r a s h e r , d e ­ ceased. and K va If. T hrasher d e c e a s e d . A le e W a lla c e , d e c e a s e d , M a r y O. R td v lp , d ec e a se d . L a w r e n c e G race, deceased. M ary W am ble^ d e­ c e a s e d . (I. H. W am ble, deceased, J o h n s H. Worn bio. d e c e a s e d a n d Mary* W om ble, h is w ife, deceaeed; o r 'Y o u can get the most i food value out of wheat l ^ ^ b y eating bakings that are made from good plain flour. A depend­ able baking powder must be employed or you do not get the full nutritious value of the wheat— nor will your bakings be as pal­ atable and easily digested. The same results cannot be had if you use Self Rising Flours, which are improperly packed in porous sacks or bags, thus allowing absorp­ tion of moisture from the air. Food a u th o r itie s and physi­ cians agree that bakings that do not raise properly a re bad for health. Such foods are hard to digest and in time cause stom­ ach trouble. Mothers who are interested in the proper growth and health of their children (and all mothers are) should never use anything but a good brand of plain flour and a time-tested leavener such as Calumet— the economy Baking Powder. Calumet has more than the ordi nary leavening strength. It raise* It took the messenger hours to reach the city, and so breathless was he that, as the people thronged eager­ ly about him to hear the news, he merely gasped, “Vic­ tory is ours—and fell dead. That was several hundred years B. C. Today, the papers of the world would get the news almost simultaneously with its happenings, slap extras on their presses, and shortly the thrilling story would he in the hands of some millions of readers. Papers have supplanted the courier, multiplied his effectiveness and increased his speed a hundred-fold. Not only does the newspaper make public the news in the woi Id of events, but it also keeps our information up-to-date on every article of hurpan need, whether food, clothing, household appliances, necessities or luxuries. The latter news is found in the advertisements. i }' Advertising will help you. Whether you realize it or not, advertising is a big, vital force in your life. Through it, American genius and American manufac­ turers are putting within your reach the many comforts and conveniences of modern life. Do not overlook this mighty and indispensable ser­ vice which this paper offers with the rest of the day’s news. Read the advertisements Regulary \ �STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKEMako dough u for Standard BUcait adding a heaping tablespoon ENTERTAINING W IT H EASE By HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING You do pot need a corps of trnnLi senrann in order to ortcrtnln Uflireiy. If Too plan your dbcar-fully and start your planwben you buV tho food, you Delicious conned meats, boned be an ideal hostess even chicken, or chicken a la king, meat [Joogh you are iyour tm n kitchen loates, all varieties of vegetables Uni bw ^ * 8 Polishes, checso f!ood buying I* probably the and other accompaniments, pur0,*t important part of tho modern chased ready to serve, all cut down housewife's work. the number of hours formerly spent Too often foods aro judged by 2 * * 1* Jho housewife and not-enough oltention is C y to tho duality and thno saving futures. Both aro highly import iat and should be considered with special care when the guests are W O E i f S t 'A S tg fc reW L ."0 pKp*™,te" ”iih- £ ^Twtf good rules for the woman vho would b«^Ml interesting;, care­ free hostess:are: Make sure of itootuto high* duality in all foods hy instating on .dependable brands ^d keep on Band some of tbe apoved foods all ready to serve. |th thesa precautions observed entertaining becomea truly enjoy* S t^at it is an easy matter to make ‘ Otaisrfruit fPlgtiy Wiggly) Kfnghah’a Sliced Bdcon, Fresh Country Eggs (Pure Food Market) (Sanford Grocerteria) Dread far Toaet, BurkwHeat Flour Cakea and Maple Syrup (A. 6 P. Tea Co.) (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Foorio Creamery Buttdr, M am ell House Coffee (Gonzalez drocery Co.) (Piggly Wiggly) more or less, enough to mix a very soft dough. Sift flour, salt and baking pow­ der together thoroughly. Rub |n shortening with fingors, flexible knife, known as spatula, or round­ ing edge of a largo spoon. With a little practice tho spatula or spoon can be made to do better work than the .fingers. Add milk or water, as cold as possible, mix­ ing to a very soft dough. Mix with a spoon or flexible knife, in reference to using • tho warm, and. Turn dcugh on a well flour­ ed board, and roll out lightly till half an inch thick. Cut into bis­ cuits and lay in baking pan, not too closely. Bake in hot oven from 12 to lfi minutes. •/ Cream of Tomato Soup Canned Pork and Beans Sauted Potatoes Hot Baking Powfler Biscuits Fruit Jelly Coffee . f •SOUPS LUNCHEON Sliced Baked Ham, Potato Chips I ■ (Popular Market Delfefctcnscn) '(Piggly Widgly) Wholo Wheat Flour broad, Creamed Asparagus Tips (Gonzalez Grocery Cpt) (Sanford Grocerteria) Vegetable Salad, Tea (Popular Market Delicatessen) (A. £ P. Tea Co.) • DINNER Cream Tomato Soup (Sanford Grocerteria) Baked Goose (Popular Market Delicatessen) Macaroni and Cheese (Sanford Grocerteria). (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) ' Corn Pudding, Scalloped Tomatoes (Piggly Wiggly) (Sanford Grocerteria) Cherries, Stones Cnko (A. £ P. Ten Co.) (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Coffee (A. £ P. Tea Co.) that It ia at tho right temperature for this beat cooking. Not more thah four or flta doughnuts should be flricd a t one time When uaing a medium siaed kettel aueh aa U found in the areraga kitchen. A larger number will cool tha ta t ami tho result is the doughtnuta are apt to crack. Neither will fried food bo aa crisp If cooked ip too i much ot a hurry. 8low but not-too Ijo cooking is preferable. The frying basket ahould be low* c.-cd (.jntly Into tho hot fa t until the contents aro completely cover* ed with tho hot fat. After frying, !lilt' up the bnsket and allow it ti* jhjmg on n hook or strip, at side-of ■kettle, and drain off any cxc*.» fau J Lift out doughnuts on to a piece Iof clean unglazed brown paper, Iwhich will absorb any further 'grease. Change the paper aa aoon Ias it becomes greasy. Calumet Doughnuts 4 cups Hour 4 levol teaspoons Calumet' Bak-' I ing Powder I 14 level teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar | 2 eggs, beaten together 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 cup milk j Sift dour, then measure!'add bak: ing powder and salt and sift thr«c titn.es, put sugar and butter togeth­ er, add well*bcaten eggs, then Hour ■nnil milk alternately. Turn out on a well floured board and roll nut lb inch thick. Cut with ddughput cut­ ter. I.ei stand tivu minutes and fry in i\ kettle of hot fat. Vanilla or cinnamon may be added. S aturday—M onday WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS.......... NO. 1 TOMATOES.... ,1..... ..... NO. 2 TOMATOES...................... HEINZ 11 OZ. BAKED BEANS CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP. WHiTfe BACON, LB,............ .*... LEAP LARD .......... c o m po u n d La ............>. r d LONGHORN CHEESE, LB....... CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER ...... CASH AND CARRY 108 Palmetto Opposite Fire Station By HELEN H. FARRINGTON J. HUGH TILLlS, Prop BAKING IN T H E HOME - BY HELEN H. FARRINGTON F ancy Florida and W este rn Beef Florida, W estern an d G eorgia P ork Mutton an d V eal For.tho post few years there has of fresh hottjo baked doughnuts or been a noticeable tendency to buy crullors aro served where bakery ready baked and delicatessen foods goods hnve been tho usual thing, | instead of preparing them at home; and when hot light crisp fritters and v^th many it has become a per­ are served for dessert, every ono la manent habit, hard to drip. bound to be pleased. Lately, howover, it has been no­ When a platter of piping hot ticed, home baking is again finding corn fritters or salmon cAxiuctte*, itself of prime importance among seasoned Just tight, aro brought to other household duties and new as tho table with suitable accompany­ well as old fuvorito recipes are be­ ing snuco or gravy, tho apprecia­ ing exchanged. Card index recipe tion shown is sure to repay tho boxes are given to the bride-to-be; effort** of the ono who prepared while housewives and students art them. taking as great pride in showing These things certainly show wo their ability in the culinary line aro geting buck some of the goi-d no the chef nnd teacher. old fashoned day* of homo hnppiHome baked foods havo after ail ncHH, the best flavor nnd taste, nnd real ■ About Fat Frying. appreciation is shown when n plate The fnt should be tested to *«>o s F a t H ens and Fryers (w e dress them ) Swift’s Premium and Kingan’s Reliable ' Hams and Bacon Fresh Beef Brains and Livers Pickled Pigs Feet—Honey Comb Tripe ^E XT'natI Mackerel. \fn.1,m.nl Sauuage C!nin-.i.n of n / all ..11 l/l_ .l. Kinds. ■ ■ T ry Our Pure P o rk S ausage . W 9 Pimento and Cream Cheese Brookfield B utter We Deliver the Goods. ■ P rom pt Delivery------------------ Phone 105 ■ Economy Pa y Sash A ll Our Prices are Specials AQ the Groceries • COFFEE - Walker’s red hoi W A L N U T S B R O O M S Chili Con Came Not-Soft Shell Fairy - - 80c Can - - 11c LB. - - 30c Jewel - - 90c :.i * LlMifiHt) Pud •>C 1 PIMENTOS, can 12k .........*♦"*. • \ PO TTED CORNED DILL P IC K L E S M E A T B eef H ash 2 1-2 lb. Cant 1-2 lb. can 1-2 lb . can 13c 8c 21c 1-2 I.B. BRICK SEVILLE BRAND Best White Bacon - 14c • ' > FREE F R E E S Tall Pink Salmon - 14c \ • 1-2 LB. FANCY CALIFORNIA ALM0NDS WITH ALL $3.00 SALES * 0R 0V E R Si 51b. Best Rice - 37c 10 lbs. Green M ountain Irish Potatoes f o r -------------------3 cans Van Camp Milk 32c 10 lbs. Franklin -G ranulated 18c 24 lbs. Pillsbury's B est Flour.. $1.19 g 5 bars P. & G. Soap 3 cans Old Dutch C lean ser....... 25c 3 cans no. » 2 Tomatoes 31c 2 Cans No. 2 B.&M . Sw eet Corn 35c Pints White H. Vinegar 14c 5 lbs. Fancy California Black Light House Cleanser 5c • 3 Packages Shredded W heat.... 25c Old Dutch Cleanser 7\c*< Cream of Wheat absolutely ' ... ... fre s h ........... ........................... 3 Packages Golden Age M aca­ 34c P r e m ie r Salad Dressing roni .............. -----------------Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 2\ lb. Pie -Peaches - 16c | A ll K in d s of F resh F r u its a n d V eg eta b les WE DELIVER PHONE 76 * 1 * ) 'I v • . • \ water twenty minutes; add other vegetables and cook till tender. Add stock, and salt and pepper to taste. Boll ten minutes and serve. ..... . • / - *• i j* \ �«V.’ '5* k-x *r- "*■*_.* :t >. . 1 * * 'Sa*v f- * «**;vi*'4-»t ♦'WW it V V, : H TOM SIMS SA1 It Is a well recognised fact that the public schools of viJSQ today are one Of tlje moat important, if . not the most im­ I u Second Clara Matter, OcT, MIS. at ttie Poe toff Ice at portant, institutions of the country. <A community without k Florida, under act of March , » ■ COM BI. _____ b i u or.An, v ice r m ti n 141 M—ll »IIa Ac IIPV IO N M A T K Il .17.00. Six Months tl.BO la City by Carrier ll«. Weeky Kdir Edition «S K? H K U b KOTICII All obituary Bo* carda of thank a rooolutlone nolleee of entertainmenta where ~ 1 are made, wilt be charced at regular advertising rates. TtIK ASSOCIATHD PRESS Associated Preaa la excluaentltled to the uae for repub* ___ Mob of all newa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise ~ ed In thla paper and alao the newa published heraln. All _ of re-publlcatlon of epee la I tChea herein are alao reaerved. food schools is not progressive. And*the section providing children with good educational advantages is the section that makes a rapid and substantial growtif. Florida as a state is know n f o r its fine schools and in­ stitu tio n s •of learning. In ad d itio n to having high grade teach ers and instructors th e s ta te has th e reputation of constructin g buildings second to none. O ur s ta te is supposed to be a warm s ta te in which it isn’t necessary to think about fu rn ish in g h eat w hen erect­ ing private homes or public buildings. B u t there a re days in Florida, like those of the p ast few days, w hen w in ter seems a re a lity and h e a t is badly needed. When it gets cold in this section of th e country the lower te m p eratu re m akes itself m ore keenly fe lt th an if we were accustom ed to it. T he cold seem s to p en etrate more than in a colder clim ate. UlipM ia History. . Tbo C m S U M Hta Thought. Hia Thought H a i t i lW Csanu Copyright. 1933 , who worry about •* thing worry about northing, ” **v! J S i ”v LENIN IS dead. The All-Rus­ sian Soviet announces it officially. This time Lenin is really dead. History will call hjm a man re­ markable and great—g rea t in pow­ er, in persistency, g re a t in extra­ ordinary success. Never ht* th at success been paralleled In ail tho worlds'’history. then, W S o " jw cU Pin'fc£** ; ’- r . Cops pulled it. hl* Wf • Scientists measuring thn u the s ta r, can’t measure the a dime’s worth of coal. e Turns again home. [* Twilight and evening boll, | And after that the dark, 'And may there be no sadness of farewell ' When I embark. Foy tbo’ from out our bourne of Umo and place, The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face, When I have crossed the bar. —Tennyson. f a ’ord hat a■o-way! PollUcal announcements are be­ coming very interesting. ' -------- o-------Ebbing tide* alone efface, the 1faqlta recorded on the sands. When William Vaughn Moody wr*te “The Great Divide," ho had ; probably just paid his income tax. -------- o-------- . The Kiwanis Club was nine years old on Wednesday. Quite grown vp for such a child. Banford means the difference be­ tween snow and Ico, and warm, balmy sunshine. Let the folks up north know about it. -------- o-------An official edict has made it necrssory to muzzle all cats In Berlin. Muzzling Catts ought to tak e pret­ ty well m Florida. Plenty of Time to Think In one of his paragraphs recently Arthur Brisbane speaks of the thoughts in the mindH of the men imprisoned in the British submarine L-24 lying at the bottom of the sen, ofF the British const in thirty fathoms of water. A t that depth it is said that divers can remain a t work for only Beven minutes due to the great water pressure. If the men were alive they.undoubtedly knew how much water was above them and how little chance they had of getting out alive. -f What do you think these men, staring a slow death in the face, talked about? What do you think viere their feel­ ings as they waited slowly for the last minute? Suppose for a minute that all of a sudden, when we thought ourselves to be entirely snfe, some accident occurred and we awoke to the realization th a t wc could not escape and had to sit waiting for death knowing that there was absolute­ ly no chnnce of escaping it. Ju st what would be our thoughts? A few minutes spent thinking along this line might bring the realization to us'of ju st what life mean* and might show us just how far short we arc of measuring up to our best efforts and ideals. ------------- o-------------- WHEN MR. BRYAN announced that if elected ns n delegate from Florida to the Democratic convention he would place the name of Dr. A. A. Murphree in nomination, the politicians gasped; the newspapers were shocked; but tho people started to think. After nil thnt has been said, it is -------- o-------Milton wasn’t thinking of dry evident that this was a mnster stroke on the part of Mr. goOda stores when ho wrote, “They Bryan. It will mean his certain election as delegate and will ab a-serv e who only stand and make the whole world recognize the worth*o f Florida’s great wait" ------- o- ----educator at Gainesville, Hair to Vanderbilt millions gets him a Job in Boston which pays him eight dollars a week. Wond e r j u i t how Billy feels when he receives his weekly compensation. . -------- o-------The little girl down the street M]2ati’s love is of man’s life a thing -apart, *TT* woman’s whole existence." -------- o-------Last week the Senate ratified ex­ tradition treaties with Esthonia, Latvia and Siam, which would tend to show that the Senate is not dead, merely sleeping. -------- o-------The League of Nations recently celebrated the fourth anniversary of ita birth. During its existence there havo been more wars and tu r­ moils than in any other period in history of similar length. -------- o-------Now they are tulking nbout'per forming an autopsy on Tutank­ hamen’s mummy. If they are sus picious of man-slaughter, and the suspicion is verified, do you nuppose they would try to find tho cul­ p rit? o During the last nine months nf 1023 there were five hundred ami eighty-four thousand, four hundred and fifty-eight births and five hun­ dred and six thousand, and seven deaths. Thank goodness, wo are holding our own. Yesterday's Herald announced th a t handsome loving cups would be nwunled to the winners of a tournament which is to be played In the nenr future on the Country Club links. That is one way of stimulating interest in a healthful, outdoor sport. Tin- tournnmen* should call forth a long list of entrnnts. --------o-------Ordinarily we are opposed to capital punishment, but when we go to a movie and someone Hits rig h t behind us who ace ms to think th at he is paid to real aloud every wordwhich Ih thrown upon the screen, then we sometimeswonder whether we aren’t inclined to be a little too lenient with criminals. -------- o-------Sanford ia fortunate in its mu­ nicipal government. It is fortunate in having the commission-manager form. It is fortunate ir. having honest and capable com.msnioners. It 1* fortunate in having* a wise anil far-iighted mayor. With these advantage! over moat cities, why should not Sanford grow and prosper? When Mr. Buk told the Eeniito Investigating committee that the amount of monev which he put into a tru s t fund to defray the expenses of his contest was n m atter entirely of hfs own affair, he whs probably thinking that th^ v-rious tax ro duction plans would seem more constatent If a little less of the peo­ ple's money was spent in investi­ gating the persona) affairs of sonic of the nation’s citizens. FREEDOM of religion, freedom of the pre^s, and free­ dom of the person under the protection of the habeas corpus, these are the principles that have guided our steps through an age of revolution and reformation.—Thomas Jefferson. -------------o-------------- I KNOW some say, let us havo good laws, anil no matter for the men that execute them; but let them consider that though good laws do well, good men do better.—William Penn. * Wanted: Horse Sense for Motorists ASHEVILLE CITIZEN An editorial writer for The New But, ns the iuws stand in most York Commercial, who testified of the States, utmost anybody who thnt he has driven a car fur 2'> owns u cur may operate it. years, reports as one of the thing* In nil discussions of motor acci­ he has learned thnt some people dents, the lament appears that so should never lie allowed to drive nn many drivers hnvent any horse automobile becuuse they lack what .tense. This is not merely a phrase. Is called "driving sense." The safe A horse well broken to saddle or driver, says this man, “knows how vehicle is “bridle-wise" or "buggyto adjust his rate of speed to the wise.” Instinctively such a horse potential dangers of the route ho is •Iocs the right thing, regardless of negotiating." The good driver is direction from the driver; often the thus described; horse is less menace to traffic than Furthermore, the good driver the driver nr rider. never takes his uyes from tho A driver of motor vehicles profic­ road nor does be hog so much ient enough to be licensed by gov­ of tim thoroughfare ns to drive e rn m e n t takes his way through city the car that, meets him into traffic o r over the country roads the ditch. Also, he is so famil­ without danger to himself or oth­ iar with driving that he in­ ers, like u well trained horse. stinctively does the right thing A recent bulletin of tho New in a pinch without stoppingvto York Merchants’ Association says: think about it. He is always Automobile accidents in Oc­ cool and driving does not make tober caused three times us him nervous. many deaths as typhoid fever There are many cars nn the in the United States, and al­ roads of all the states driven most ns many ua diphtheria, by persons who have no road whimping cough, scarlet fever sense, no capacity to judge and measles combined. Tho speed nor any lien of the dan­ leading cause of death—organ­ gers lurking in "stepping on ic heart disease—was responsi­ ’er" a fter the manner of n sim­ ble for only mix deaths to every pleton who has no place to go one automobile fatality. All out who is in a great hurry tu forms of tuberculosis disease get there. combined caused only live People arc killed by automo­ deaths to every one ia an auto­ biles because they and those mobile accident. who drive them are not famil­ Horse sense in drivers would pre­ iar with tho dangers of u wet vent the great majority of such ac­ road, because they cun’t realize cidents. that every driver is not look­ The United States has Just com­ ing out for them, because they pleted uii observance of Thrift “ take a clwiice,’- because they Week invoking the spirit of Ben­ are drunk with liquor, besaufee jamin Franklin to impress upon us they will drive without good the doctrines necessary to counter* brakes and because they havo uct the evils of prodigality. We the speed madness. need also to practise thrift in sav­ Everything we have enum­ ing life nnd limb lost every day in erated is avoidable. preventable motor accidents. WHAT MAN except Lenin can you mention, a theorist and dream er for years, that ever lived to put his theories into practice, with them governing a g rea t nation? Plato dreamed and wrote of his model republic. The yworld reads “The Republic" atiU. It never ex­ isted, never could exist. Hungry m anTnNew York fai„. cd when a stranger offered him t dollar, andyou can’t blame him? Here’s a teal scandal. A nent movie star’s mother R work in a Chicago restaurant I “ L Women a re r ic e , but many a , ifoolish. Traverse City, Mick k 'no weddings this Leap Year ’ Wisconsin Creamery Associate, may handle 75,000,000 butter. Now Isn’t that slick: f Lloyd George arrives in America during tho world series. He 0S to be one himself. Us* (convicts. It Is a rood warning, professions, University of Califs nia has barred boxing. f0N Princeton University is 177 years old so Imagine the nge of li0mo 0f its college widows! Fourier, great intellectual geni­ uses, dozens of the great nnd small have imagined their "per­ fect government.” Tho report thnt world series fence knotholes will he made from doughnuts is a mistake. Chicago judge ru’es kissing a ejri AMONG THF.M nil, U nin, now in nn nuto Is nil right We rule i* dead and gone to his place in his­ j b better than that. tory, is the only one th at lived to try his dream in practice. He im­ posed his will nnd theories on 120,000,000 human beings, over-turn­ ed n throne, killing its possessors, ■ PLANT CITY COURIER took every foot of land in a nn___ In th e p a s t y e a r W ild Cat Prom oters | lion greater in nren thnn the Uni­ ted States, from the nobility th at When a newcomer is disposed j What more is needed to predicate :dicnte 3 an d B ucketeers stole several hundred owned it, and guve it to tho peas­ to be critical he can raise a big list ,n great future for the state? Flor* ants. millions o f th e people’s savings. of objections to this state. He can ida is becoming the winter plnyTHAT STRANGE mnn, Lenin, tell you that the land is poor, th a t (ground of the greatest nnd richest with the concentrated, determined the markets for Florida produits nation in the world. Incidentally, ■ face, whole brother was knouted D eposit and leave your money in a 3 to death by order of the Czar, and are too remote; that there are nios- it is the winter garden, the winter ■ who lived to kill a Czar, will stand quitocs in tho state; thnt Florida fruit grove, the winter poultry ■ savings account in th is bank. out in the world’s history when to­ has no manufacturing resources; 1ranch, nnd a good many more ■ ■ day’s pygmies who think them­ that its cattle is inferior to that of things of the kind; but leave nil selves giants, shall be forgotten. Kansas or Iowa; that it has no that out. W hen th e tim e comes for m aking in­ THE LENIN dream will not be mountains to lent! variety to the ] Just picture the unnunl coming nermnment, of course. As Do landscape; that it hos too mnny of millions and millions of people vestm ent w e will cheerfully advise y o u ... Mandcvillc wrote his “Fnhlo of the real estato agents per capita; that from the great northern workshops Bees’’ to illustrate the downfall of ita people are not working ns h u rl nnd commercial contcrs-men, wonan artificially manufactured ideal ■ commonwealth, so some w riter of ua they should, and so on, ad inflni- cn anti children seeking pleasure a t um> and comfort, and able to pay the the future will write the downfall ,,,’ . ________ price. If Florida were on a state of Lenin's Marsuan-Communlstn ff wide sand bank, without nn acre Bolshcvik-Utopia, n K n?n’ tn«.m nn. fertile land, without a single nri* „ || economic natural resource, without HUMAN BEINGS arc not fit for S rS t »»>' facilities at nil for profitable Communism while selfishness, in­ immaterial to the real point, !production.* its future would still be dividual greed exist within them A COMMUNITY BUILDER Which is that Florida is tho only firmly fissured, because it niters to as the mainsprings of their ac­ place to which the ever increasing 'iht, visitor and resident n wealth of ■ tivity. a. ImlividuaLi.will not he ready for millions of tho. north can go to warmth, .sunshine, balmy, breezep, B, F. W ’HITNER, Cashier i S 3 F O R S T E R .,ro d e n t the m ixem? of the northern *inviting beaches, sparkfi P* ling freedom from the stern lash of avoid winter. « nnd gloriou i skies which increasing necessity ns long ns thnt lash is Your rritic can not deny that. millions will always gladly accept the only power thnt will drive Nor can he deny thnt tho stream of ni the alternative to snow and them to work. winter visitors lias grown steadily slush and biting northern wimh. ■■■BDi lUBBBBai by year until it has assumed Thnt the state really has a n THE OLD ruling imnulses, year a the proportions of n mighty mi­ wealth of fertile soil and natural a SELF-PRESERVATION REPRO­ gration. can he deny thnt an resources of incalculable value, is n a DUCTION ANI) AMBITION, na­ increasingNor proportion of them nr>; j nil to the good, America has no a ■ ture’s three driving powers, will ouch year stnying n ■ Home Electric I ight and Water Plants over to become Icorner nor spot whose future is a rule again in Russia ns every­ ■ wnnro Home Ice Machines and W ater Softeners * — where. Intelligence a t the ton permanent residents. In spite of (better assured than thnt of Flori- a 3■ will lake more than its shale rmn u,t thc ,lIle,fcd “ilmw-baeks" of the (da, and none where the prudent Plumbing, Stenm and Gaa Filling, Well Drilling nVln.Unt r t bottom S T J will P j doi more ' i I place they are making money and laborer, business man or an investminds nt the ■ l ’umps, Gra Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carta, far more comfortnbly than or ran find a safer field for his ac- a a labor than their shnru of the hard livmg g they did in tho north. 'tivities. ■ Irrigation Outfits work. a a Society also is nn evolution. You Sun ford, Fin, i can no more invent and create new Temporary Address B government of society than you n 1033 W. FIRST ST----------------------------- TELEPHONE COi-W I could invent or create n new kind MIAMI HERALD ■ ■ of human being. n a a B B B B B B B B o a u a a B a a n a a B C Q a n g a iR B a H a a a a a a a B a a a a iii Each must grow. Tho fact that Florida is being i Dr. Murphree must realize, ns all I - .............. — l— ■ ■—--■= ■ — BUT APART from nil thnt I.cnin widely advertised by its loving well-infoimed Moridanns realize,! aan H B aaaaB aaB B B aau E aD aaiiitiaaaaaaflaB B B B B aaB aB B B B M stands out as tho first man that friends is noted ii) nn editorial in J that no candidate from Florida1 ever made of n government theory the Manufacturers’ Record which I would have a ghost of a chance be-1 Phone 198 — -Phone 498 an actual living government. Most 'calls upon the other southern states fore the Democratic national conmnrvelous of nil, ho has kept it to follow the lead of this state. The ! vent ion.—Tampa ampn Tribune. ______ going, sick or well, year after Record quotes n statement mail This free publicity bus not boon year, while in o th e r’ European Ei: 1" r' --------- **—’ “ to *the *■“ c fed ; developed out of thin air, however, by Governor Hardee a countries, except Germany ny, vnri- 1that “What Honda needs above I nnck of it has been n campaign a campaign of or ij III fell, everything else is good, wholesome intelligent advertisliing, which has a ous governments rose and autocracy of the old school seizing ___ „ advertising,” nnd ,'oes on to say ci st a great deal o f money, bn*. * Spain. *,.‘If Florida advertising, as | which vis -ringing bringing returns r the government in Italy and Snail", . . needs . a hun* £ a while a new autocracy held Rus Governor Hardee says, and that n 'd re d fold greater than tho original a a ■in. . eminently true, how mush more do least. People wore brought to Flor- ■ Huuschold Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks nnd Baggage a other southern starca need it, f o r , da originally by ihe paid public-1* a Transferred Anywhere Any Time a u »';y' arc one-fifth, ptrobj ity. They have become outspoken 1a LENIN’S POWER was in his his!1'".'1 nre not 111,1 getting Bcumz one-imn, i'foo-jity. Storage absolute honesty, sincerity, dt vo- nniV not one-tenth of the advertls- exponent* of the state, nnd the rction to his own convictions. |*ng which Florida is gening udt now Is that there is a great aiB aaB iB aB B aiB B aB B aaB B ^B B B aB iB aB B B B iB «B B aB aia«B B aB One hundred nml twenty m il- 1throughout the country. Hundreds corps of volunteer advertisers lions of Russians mourn his death.!” * thousands of visitors to Florida whose work is of the very greatest They treated him and they COUI l> during the winter season nre a con | value, trust him. stunt advertisement, for they ere j pKci,!.. BOOSTING FLORIDA \ a \ i Flor- a _in:____ n L _____ 7,7____s__ S \ FIRST NATIONAL BANK! Hoolehan-Coleman Company ADVERTISING THE SOUTH QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Rebuilt Franklin C a rs Florida far-and away above tiu* „„ . , work that is being done for nnv . v. pi “Avcrtising other state in the south, and th» ' nn C**1 an the south, but A?P° fr18 the hcother, advantage j ties they must befor advertising.' , , ........ . the way, and , . . - . . , there ia no other way by which t f th Ku year J 1!'1 be done.—Miami Iicty in the north ami Herald. DREAMERS. EACH creating, his “ Utopia” protesting against the crimes of whnt we call “civil­ ized” rociety, with its contrast of, unnecessary wealth and hideous OCALA BANNER unnecessary poverty, do not waste their time though their dreams may not come true. Ocala Runner: Dr. Murphree the party and who Is on good terms No good thought or effort i.t must realize, as all well-informed with Mr. Bryan. wasted. No sincere attem pt, how­ Floridans realize, that no candi­ have with us Mr. Cox, tho ever misguided, to better the con­ date from Florida would have a lastWcnamed bearer of the dition of humun beings, hut has its ghost of a chance before the Demo­ party and standard whose relations with good results. If it only makes cratic national convention.—Tampa Mr. Brynu are most cordial. selfishness stop to think or warns Tribune. So why ro t Florida and why power at tho top thnt there is dan­ Why should Florida be handi- these flings nt flryan? ger at the bottom, it still does By IRVIN S. COllll canned any more than Nebraska or It was Mr. Bryan's courageous good. Alabama? nnd potential inllucncc at a critical A large number of the biggest t Kav« the nation A shabby colored person halted) “ You haven’t been up north Very LENIN IN his Russian experi­ Woodrow Wilson—has the nation a well-known actor In front of the long, have y iu ? ” ment has caused more thinking men of the nation are proud to been the worse off for It? 1 ainb* club the other night. He among the rulers *«hil powerful name Florida us their favorite "Nuw, suh, I uin't.” Mr. Bryan will be a delegate to poured out a hard luck stury and plutocrats of the world, thnn all state. tho next national Democratic con­ asked for financial relief. j “Where do you cornu from ?’’ There are no files on Florida! the writing ever done, probably. end ho will be neither coer­ Thu man ho had accosted han-' “ I comes from Macon, Georgia. We have with us now Mr. Bryan vention Men in power are too busy to nor intindduted by the unbe­ pened to be n Southerner. He And Boss, lemine tell you dis heed what has been written, thoy three times tho nominee of the ced “ flings” of certuin publica­ slipped a half dollar into the palm much: If ever 1 gits back ^hero demise what lies on the shelves party, und hc hu3 not yet lost hia coming tions nnd his voi-e may be potent of the darky. As the luttcr, with again I ain't never, ns long ns I of libraries. But what is done be- grip on national affairs. enough to name another university profuse thanks, started to sham-i lives, gwlnc to be frum nowheres . fore their eyes they must see, and We have with us Judge Parker, nominee who has all tho charm anil bio off, the bcnofuctor hailed hint.; no more a-tall.” ] they take warnings. one time the standard bearer of magnetism of his other sclvctiun. MY FAVORITE STORIES * °f Peru (Vt.) man offers six rent-free, but nn ez-farm»J us this Is not,ehcap enough* ^ In the construction of school buildings in Florida suit­ able facilities should be provided for furnishing heat so that 3LK THOUGHT FOR TODAY the students can attend school in comfort on every day of THE WORLD reads Moore’s HE THAT KEEPTII HIS the year. One cold day in each year would repay for the Utopin. It is only a name of n )UTH keepeth his life, but ha expense of installing heating arrangem ents in the schools, book, a name well concocted of it openeth wide hi* lips shall of th e state. , , . two Greek words, meaning "Not” destruction.—Prov. 13.3. Reports have reached The Herald th at here in Snnfortl and “Place" or no place. Never some of the schools arc npt provided with heating facilities have tbo UTOPIAS| of philosophy CROSSING0THE BAR. t and evening star, suitable for giving comfort to the students. They say it has and literature been made part of one clear call for me! been necessary during the last few days to borrow oil stoven real lifo, before Lenin. They ap­ tad may there be no moaning of pear in Scandinavian,. Celtic and in the attempt to provide heal. . the bar It is unfair to the boy or girl to construct buildings Arab traditions. Some dreamed of : , When I put out to sea. which are not heated sufficiently to make them comfortable ancient earthly paradise, which I But a tile as moving seems asleep, on cold dnys. It is unfair to the tedchcrs who for the most they called "A tlantis," a land out in the Atlantic. Columbus and Too full for sound and foam, >'Where that which drew from out a r t arc working for small pay. Something should be done, other explorers ended th at idea. the boundless deep • ROSSF.AU, HOBBES, Charles £ he schools should be heated. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924 j fa. „ Peasants will fear loss of their lands, tukrn from the nobles and given to them, But other ful men hav I enin and prisons of carry on years to come. if full MR. BRYAN’S NOMINEE F ranklin B rougham F ranklin Sedan t , F ranklin 4-passenger R oadster i ranklin T ouring 1 Coles Touring, 7-pas 3en g er •1- Olds Touring, 7-tfafesenger * | i Dcdge 2-passenger R oadster * ^ Franklin Motor Company ORANGB A V E . AND MARK ST„ ORLANDO ‘tone 1624 for Dcmuniflrution Forl Coughs and Cold*, Head**j aches, Neuralgia. Rheumatism t and All Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS 3 �_**T : tA4 vw r, • / /•: -!*•**? p;>,% J ; ■■-:•■—■' "‘ : f »* ' < > - UAM-MTULLOUGH Ignorance, oT'philatfupby and reN ational Society o f Colonial D am es , , , a wooding,of interest occurred poradtioo. Aa I refw 4,,,<►*. Lot on Wednesday, when Mia? Marian A. Warner was ■ quarrelsome In- wood, Mrs. Frank Baker.. Mr*. A m erica in F lo rid a to M eet J a D, McCullough, daughter oTM t. tic iubJect ns she Interrupted Can­ Harvey Jarrctt, Mrs. J: H. W ard, and Mrs. George H. McCullough ada (Mts. Uurchnn Harding),' and M argaret Welsh, Miss Bor. of 413 E. Amelia Avenue, bccthuo then sulked off hs Great Britain the bride of Karl Cunningham oft .ihpwttd*'displeasure. Thi* notion Perone Manor and Betvldore, III. wan received with much, laughter. phone: Office 1 4 8 ; MRd. FR E D D A IG ER, Society E ditor; 1Residence 217-W As England, Mrs. Frederick Sharp The wedding took place a t homo of tho brida’n uncle, John F. recitcJ from Kipling. For Scot­ Dalton, HHU Providence Avenue,1land,’tho- guests sang Auld Lang ill lak e place, anti re parts *r„<u the .state a t present. . . . ^rvB: Chester, P a , a largo d rd o o r ! Syne. ! sceakcrs' table and formed center- w various committees will be heard. Mrs. Von Winder Shields Thp Balkan states, Mrs. Eugene pieccj of tho other tables. ft lends and relatives of the con* A fter tho business meeting, the Jacksonville is president* NOW H E R NAME IS ADA-MAY trad in g parlies witnessing tha B. Rcmib, Sirs. W. W. Perry and Dames will be tha guests of Mrs. John T. IlLnmukcs of SL Auj ccicmony. Tho service wau spok-. Mhis Adelaide S. Clark,1 proved t /■* . 1 *. !•» honorary vice, president; ,1 cn by Rev. John Stringer, D. D .,, th iy were in perfect harmony, F a i T l O l l S C O I l t r a l t O Edward L’Engte a t luncheon. Tha National Society of the Co­ C. B. Rogers o f Jacksonville la i wheil they rang Flstudlantina (La, . ^ who married the bridu’u parents (y__N. de V. Howard Chap* lonial Dames of America is an or­ Vice president; Mrs. Cecil 33 years ago. The brido was given : n r u. D. C* m**U a t 3 p. m. ganization to which It Is consider-, of Jacksonville I.s second vice j In martinge by her grandfather, I .t th f V a l d e i HoUL cd a g re a t honor to belong, and j ident; Mrs. Samuel B. lit C. C. McCullough of Rldlcr Park, I Lyej—Circle No. Four will membership In which is a badgi of Jacksonville is recording Mr,. J. H. Wnnl In n handsome Pa., who is 81 years or age. Her I meet with Mi*. Camp, at tho of culture, of patriotism ami of tniy, Mrs. P rank E. Je n n h „^ -------cousin, Mrs. Li, 0. Babbitt, w a s >Spanish shawl, high comb and m l) Henley Home on Celery Avenue, high ideals. Jntk..mivilIo in cjrresponding .1 n,,. . matron of honor, with Hal Cun-] earrings, wna the senorita of that; iccnure of the qualification:! ro* relnry, Mrs. Telfair Stockton ~ ‘ 1 Inml of romance who translated u Maigttcrite D Alvarez* the f.ii t 3 P* m. nlngham the groomJn brother, act­ • r —Benefit entertainment for ^ontralto who sings in Day- quired for membership, and be- Jacksonvilb; is treasurer; i f f ing as hia tout nmn. The dec­ Hpunish poem which *hc also srave I tonn Beach Beach on on Jan. Jan. 2d, 2d,' has has an an ifil- . cause- of a special the- Sumter DeLeon Lowry of Taan | torn ------, provision -------------in ----‘presbyterlnn Church at tho orations for the event wero beau­ in Gut laneusrrp ’ * ......— -----1 Having stood ' by-laws which makes it possible is historian, and Mrs. John K. WU . n .» .^I ',luR>inati;ig record. _ . I, home of Mr*. Stevens on Park tiful. (,r the tc ,t cf scholarship which her for a member to propose the name iams cf Jacksonville is regiij Avenue, from 8 to 11 p. to. A reception fallowed the cere­ ad a telegram, that owing t<» iImpoied , 1 „r»nn Tim board of managers for L upon her, nftcr a fter cf only one perron during a year. ^ . —Subscription bridge par* mony, a lte r which Mr. and M r*.! nn ™ nnlm «hi . h «i h t -' brUlinnt impromptu recital in the number belonging to the socle is composwl of Mrs. S u m ter 1 y i t Woman's Club, a t 3 p. m., Cunningham left amid hosts of no con.rol he was unable to at- tfntlof) !lt t |ie ; „ it|c'n, e of her ty Is necessnrily small in compar­ Imoii Lowry of Tampa, Mrz. V good wishes for an automobile -Rh Mrs. Edward Lano as host­ Ja J ? ® o r CTd-father who was then Colum ison with the membership of var­ ium B. Young of .Jnctsonvllle, tour of the eastern states.—Orlan­ ed, benefit of card table fund. Charles II. Cho'.tnut of Jackson f i l «»» Ambassador, nnd likewise ious other ------ -organizations. ....... do Sentinel. I titnrday—Cecil lan Music Club the society is to nnd Mrs. F rank E. Jennings - i r ^ n met the conditions unflinchingly , The purpose of‘ tl: meets s t the Studio of Mrs. Fan­ awry of the ac- Jackr iVtt'ewood h ! which would enable her to choose hcop nllve the me-.. nie s. Munson on Myrtle Ave­ founders this .f/’J ANNUAL BANQUET ROYAL thn lovo find i>rn*itiiiW^th it miin ncr her own career, the young hlevomenta of tho fo . V .t-of' "V", iiwii vniccr. me > uuiik nrtist. --Vii “ 7 i " 7 ----blO board Of mnnSgCfl- -; the love nnd gratitude that coun- wh.i . . had ___ to insniro nue st 3:15 p. ro. _ PALM PARK. ‘ won the honor v.t of being 'renuhlic. republic, to inspire patriotism, to twill b" Mi.is Sallle I^ird Holmes.,.. try holds for America. Igstardsy—Cooked food sale, s t Sparkling with wit and brevity, unpointed Belgian Court Singer »1nrk. historic spots, and to educate Mrs. Telfair Stockton. Mrs. J.' lC /“ for AmericanlHin—to inculcate tnu Williams and Mrs. Joucph E. Bryt the program of the Woman’s Club f r a m R u S i BX i e d ^ & r l M l i ' dBe tf> h rr »P»«ndM record a t the ™r " stokes Cash Market, afternoon A m eneaiiism inci Jrori l.ussla i.lmwcii i o ria r of the , . . . . 1 ' t highest American -in ideals, annual bnnciuct at the Royal Palm nlatol and evening, by Catholic ladies. an. •‘•'.iSS Mrs. Owen hold, and flauntt-anscrvatoirc, wa* now ta g tr 10 iir„__ii ..if .v,. held, flaunt-, The b ran ch 'o f the ... society in Friday night wan enjoyed by the pistol I Monday----- Truth Seekers Class cd the statement that in Russia Floridn, three years ago. placed 11 largest number of guests in> the meet with Mr*. C. L. Goodhue, NOTICE jra g bronze tablet at the fort in St. Au­ history of the club. Mrs. Len "we do not stop at live minutes; S06 Magnolia Avenue, a t 3 p. m. The annual —and imal—ineotlllE't?' 1 gustine. Within three years, mon­ Worth Crow, president of the club, we talk all night. And we are used luneday—Westminster Club will ey amounting to |500 wan raised to of tho Kanroiil Library Association M who gave' the welcome to the to Iciger guns th.-.n thnt!” In her " be entertained at the church p trpay for thin marker. Recently, will ho held nt Ihe Library Frf-r %. guests, stood in the receiving line visit t i America voting Russia llors at 3:30 p. m., with Mrs. John much interest hn.i been chown by dny, Jin . 2oth,*at ci',;h t p. m. 2|; ■ with Sirs. William F. Blackman of said tlmt she found so much con­ Smith and Mr*, Bert Fort, as tho flnmo* hero in the work of DoLand, state president, and the fusion, so much hurry and worry, hostesses. the Sulgrnvo Institu.iou in raising Co'jkeil food sale at Stokes* Mar-7. U 1 officers of the club. Greetings so mu"h traffic congestion that funds for tho maintenance of Sui- ke* Satuidny nfternonn nnd night' Tsesdsy—Subscription bridge pur* were exchanged from the line to she bfiicvcd America was wrongly I... 11 ... ,Catholic Ladies grnvc Manor, the nncejtrnl homo by the ty at the home of Mrs. J. N. tho largo throng of guests 03 they *>*.mnl. ♦’*"!♦ *he nnqn|n h*n< |*t. <rr stead of Russia were audience wa* h 'f the WuHhingttm family in KngHobson on Park Avenue, at 3 n. passed through the lobby to the* iHimiinr with some ot the world’s 'lund. Tho Dnmc.! have helped to m., under the auspices of SL banquet hall. The line was com­ ‘J raise thin money, but they have Aynes Guild. posed of Mm. Crow, gowned in great peels, dramatic,ts nnd w rit­ done mom than this—they have in* Miami color georgettet Mrs. Black­ ers of Russia, 7:1 spired nn interest in the Stilgmvo A BOOK. Sacth America's representative, man in a gray beaded georgette; institution nnd have awakened in Now, says a good book, unto me. Mrs. John D. Dickens, state secre­ Mins Bertha Foster, introduced the hearta of the people throughout (Open my pages and you shall sco tary, wearing orchid silk lace; Mrs, her countries, who sang a humor­ Tho problem of filling the country, an interest and pride Ijtwel* of wisdom and treasures Kate Aplingtor. in a gray brocad­ ous selection. Those in her group needs is easily settled on In preserving Ihe home of tin !>' m m / fiine, ed velvet.... Mrs. 1). S-. Carrington wero: Mrs. F. K. Ashworth, Mrs. the principle of reciprocity, L.'I ■ Wnshingtohs. While doing this, ■Gold and sliver in every line, in white chiffon; Mrs. E. R. Tuttle K. N. Baitlett, Mrs. J. L. Billings­ for w hat one has to noil tho they have caused many to pause to lAnd you muy claim them if but you Mrs. Ben H. Cocroft, Mrs. It used to be Ada May Weeks, but now It’s just Adn-May. She in a lace voile; Mrs. J. H. Paco ley. consider tho virtue.* that endeared other w ants to buy. I will wearing white silk luce; Mrs. II. Charles F. Cushman, Mr*. E. C. i George .Washington to his coun­ lOpen my pages and take your fill. changed her name when she opened in the new musical comedy "I.olli- T. Hattersly, who wore beaded Hume. Mrs. Arthur G. Keene, Mrs. * Thl3 is the g reat princi­ trymen. pop.” black crepe; Mrs. Reginald Owen Richarib, I). Maxwell, Mrs. John; ple underlying Herald W ant' ren my pages ond run them o'er, Seybold Mrs. J. II. Ward and Sirs.! In gold net over grr.y, and Mrs. R. Ads and It has worked for T. O. Wilson. ijcc what you choose of my gold­ ,'tifoly ami triumphantly—henccyears w ith such g rea t suc­ of Elizabeth, N. J„ Mr. Fritz, Mr.! EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB I k £ mi«it h’ tl,acl:,.l:uCl en store, Mrs. Blackman, state president,* ifoith, it was but a m atter of cess th a t thi* form of ad­ and Mrs. Maurice Kronen, Mr.l Miss Katherine Wilkey was t K-J" v / * . " ' T m * Cf ow,i, K u r cl* cd the program with a talk, climbing. ■Be you greedy, I shall not care, vertising ha.* como to bj> |A11 that you seize I shall gladly Louis Fleischer, Sam and Irvin. | hostess Thursday afternoon, when ^ mb!age. a m i tsMclally ew rew ol which emphasized America’s part It was just at this time that Os­ very popular. The remainder of thd evening was | she enteiturned at bridge, at her spare. car Hmmncr.t* in heard her in appreciation to the hospitality ami in helping European countries. spent very pleasantly in card home on l'ark Avo„ the guest be­ | There is never a lock on my treas­ games. decoration committee, With Quoting from Lloyd George whom spread the wings that had been ^Paris nnd the popular new con-j The needs of one arc sup­ ing the members of the Every house ure doors, r. total of «»!7 members in the club, *ho heerd,nn his visit to Amer'"n tc.iteil and found dependable. The trnlto was secured for the Manhat-i plied by the needs of another. Week Bridge Club, and an extra ICome in for my jewels and make ui Mrs. Crow hoped for a thousand lust full, she said: "If Amcricn chance came In a 't r i a l appear-[tan Opera House In New York them yours. toei not come to the aid of Eu­ ancc at Rouen in the role of Dullln wheru still in her teens. Mme, This process simply In tho ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB. table of players. in u rhur. time. Of the library Tho spacious living room, where and new club building which is to rope, civilization is last and an­ which was learned In two weeks. D’Alvaiez appeared in "The I’ro-( Delightful in getting of tho buyer and « r i tables were arranged, be n memorial to Henry M. Flag­ al he.- dark age is ahead of us." With a command |l am just a book on your mkntcl the brkltfC Dart v°edven of English, | In t” anil "il Trovatoro" as nddi-| seller together am! Herald? afternoon artistically decorated with ler. she stressed their importance Mrk. Blackman is the honor guest French ami Spanish, the task was ti.ins to her repertory. The next, shelf, Want Ads do th at to per­ | But I con be part of your living at the home of Mrs. Walter Wighi fection. Try them and see. l?****'11*11* pink t0£C3 m id, adding that each day finds n lancer a* a reception at the Woman's simplified. Mme. D’Alvnrez had season, 11)10, however, she returnclub Saturday afternoon." trover heard the Suint-Saens op- cd to I.nmlon to open tha Hammer-' s self. on Park Avenue. There were two D" ^'of A------A spirited game of bridge was I C l T n n r k ' 1 thC Ubrnry in F°rt To reach all tho people |lf only you'll travel my pages “tables era, but -..v she ........ knew the score- ...... nnd ^tiin house with Ilerodinde which,} Dainty little parasols wero th e'.-..., ..... ...... players. --------------------- “played, and when scores were ‘ !> "• ,, ,, cTectivolv — leave your> niece cards nt the speakers’ ta b le ' her innate talent for dissecting with ........... ^ through Amneris, sho learned in six Vlviil-hued nasturtiums in bowls counted the prize for liigh^^ score I *J . 1” ’., iaIll S>"™L S where were gathered the follow-! diamntie elements enabled her to months. She sang also in M«rWant Ad nt The Herald of­ |l can then travel the world with and baskets were used with charm­ lub members’? r among the club a p a ir ! 1»eV’ * 1U I, nutJIil' K!ft irg : Mrs. Grow, Mrs. Hlackmnn, 1apprehend the full significance of seilles nnd Rome, whore nt Izi fice. l ’hone us to Bend fp(v. > you. ing effect in the rooms where the «r .......» i . ____ of ii....„ linen towels, was ____ wonV.. by Mrs. ! of leadership and humor as she Mis. Owen, Mrs. John W. Dickens I the Philistine enchantress. T h e ! Scaln her Carmen won such a sucit or phono It to tho Want: |Ai two wines blended make better card tables were pluccd. Ad Department. wine, Mrs.' Kate Aldington, Mrs. I). S. debutante won an instant success Icess ns to compel II performances Of exceptional interest was the narrirgton, Mrs. E. It. Tuttle, not only by her interpretation but in rix weeks, which coupled with Blend your mind with these truths game of bridge played, the prize Mrs. J. II. Pace, Mrs. It. 1>. Muy. by her singing ami an engagement j the fnct th at she had learned ltalof mine. , for high *core, a set of bridge wrll. Mias Jefferson Bell, Mrs. II. followed. The first step on the Ian in two weeks, brought her in* cards, was won by Mrs. Roy Pee­ ■Mi 'll make you fitter to talk with ples. T. IIntter?ley, Mrs. It. B. Mcl.cn- j operatic ladder had been passed to further fnvor and prominence. means game, the host ess, assisted 11/ men, program. At me the conclusion ol of tile tho Clittl, curd l,Ir , \v 1 Thiisnen 11preventing 'revenmig a drawn-out. lira 11 touch with silver the lines you game, Miss Smith served fruit! > Here Mrs. Owen hold up a toy b e . M,;s; c„ i. . 1 . -- 1 clous salad |course with chicken a! «^ pen, pistol which she would ' / hoOl" CroX0X©}C©K©)COX0¥©X'i9(0)«-Jiife snltines^^ iind^^cUsparagus on toast, la king and coffcee as refresh(I’ll lead you nearer the truth yon with n Marik cartridge at tlie end seek, IDtnmgfheVi yHii'^hih1^our faith ® u > l /h .... !lht - *s y .►.»*! grows weak. Ms picao on your shelf is a prison - , Barrett, Mrs. George DeCottcs, cell, Mis. Owen continued that hers lar, Miss Ellen Mahoney, Miss >j rs. g . D. Bishop. Mrs. M. II. |let me come into your mind to M argaret Foster, and Miss Kitty was a peculiar position, that Mabry. Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs, S. toastmistr'.ss dwell. or introducer is Smith. P. Chittenden, Mrs. Forrest Lake, —By Edgar A. Guest. n.i n person who .conics out Mrs. A. M. DcForrcst, and .Mrs. R. known am! puts th*- speakers in wrong S. Keclur. THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB. with the audience*. In announcing Jack Green of Cocoa was in SanAmong the many delightful her conference of nation* program, Iford on Thursday on a business parties gi\V>n Thursday afternoon If 1 have faltered more or less Mrs. Owen mid that the Chinese lihstoB. one of the most enjoyable was the In my great task of happiness; representative * were unable to a t­ one.given by Mrs. Hal Wight, nt If I have moved among my race J. N. Monica! of Evanston, III., the homo of Mrs. II. I,. Perkins, And shown no glorious morning tend, but r* ad a telegram in what she ten-mod Chinese which Mrs. Iirrived in Hanford on Thursday On Magnolia Avenue, the guests face; ti. ‘A. Sodc i translated as greet­ Ifot a short stay. including the members of the If beams from happy human eyes ings from the emperor. France, Thirteen Bridge Club and one ex­ Have proved me not, if morning impersonated by Miss Margaret skies, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Crothers tra table of players. f/iiduy. stii's:eii peace in her bilk. Iwre in Sanford on Thursday from The artistic color motif of pur­ Books, and my food, nnd summer Miss Bertha McConkey, 11s Great rain like City Beautiful. ple and orange was effectively Britain, railed on her subjects for carried out with quantities of big- Knocked on my sullen heart in brief talks; Mrs, Kate Havens, vain; I. Among the prominent? business nonia vines and bougnnvltias. 1epresenting India, mid she came hisitors in Sanford on Thursday Scores were kept on tallies de­ Lord, Thy most pointed pleasure1 from the l.aml of Contrasts, the take, [from Arcadia was Jack Lewis. signed with the colors of purple land of great wealth nnd abject and orange predominating ami af­ And stab ntv spit it broud awake. poverty of leam irg and dense —Robert Louis Stevenson. Representing Jacksonville here ter n number of absorbing games Ion Thursday was J. R. Hoag, who of bridge, scores were counted and Ifjlent the day hero transacting prizes awarded. High score, being Tho outstanding development of Florida's Fast Const Today. lousiness. held by Mrs. Claude Howard, who s' ■>; I was presented a lovely bridge F. E. I-egg and F. E. Legg, Jr., luncheon set. The consolation, Tim finest Rolf and country clubhouse In the State—built at a cost of |of Arm Arbor, Mich., were among dainty tea towels, went to Mrs. F. $150,000 has ju st been opened with line arrivals in Sanford on Thurs- E. Roumillat. |<«y ami will spend some time here I.ate In the afternoon refresh­ Mf 1*1 the Montezuma. ments, consisting of chicken salad, nut bread sandwiches, pickles, cof­ ■ Miss Anna Decker and Miss fee and salted almond.! were serv­ I Maude Harmon of Waterloo, Iowa, ed. l»no are spending the winter tourThose those enjoying the cordial luwhos­ r<!4 pig the state arrived in Sanford pitality of Mrs. Wight were Mrs. Ion Thursday for an indefinite stay. Si. S. Wiggins, Mrs. F. E. Rou„ millnt, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. George A. Amo3 and George A. W. C. Hit), Mrs. II. L. Perkins, The new tailway station—the largest nnd most imposing building of jAlflos, Jr., and F. W . McQucy ' ' **. Floyd Pnlmer, Mrs. Ralph its kind south of Jacksonville—will be opened to the public shortly. r ' ,( « Party from St. Augustine f>t, Mrs. Hurry IVckson of ^ e the visitors in Sanford I Orlando, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, and l«n Thursday nnd made their head­ M u. Cecil Butt of Oilando. Fifteen additional new private homes are now under construction. quarters nt the Montezuma. Fixtures are now being installed in thu new bank building. A hand­ FORM SEWING CLUB. ■ Mrs. s. E. Barrett, Mrs. Alex Wednesday afternoon a group some edifice. I ’aughan, Mrs. S. 0. Chase. Mrs. of girls met a t the homo of Miss * *-Mn? Turner, Mrs. W alter Wight, Katherine Schirard* and fdimed; So much is being done these days that it is well wcuth the trip to see |»jll leave Tuesday fo r Tamnn, Inhere they will represent tho Wo- the “ Friendly Sowing Circle," the for yourself this beautiful new city and resort—tlmt is destined to be the* purpose of which is la have n |rsan s Guild a t Convocation. show, place of all Florida. social meeting once a week and *fo­ • « Bcrrie Lee Bell nnd guests, se a. They piopose to have a Free sight-seeing trips are made every week from Sanford in our Do later. Virginia Bell nnd father of bazaar The basilican of the_ meeting Luxe busses— for full information nnd special rates at the new Mollywo ,d I fiarlotte, N. C., are spending was .settled first, the officers elect­ I , on a motor trip to Mi- ed Hotel fill out and mail the coupon, which docs not obligate you in any way. were, pic.ridcnt, Mbs Katherine I ?! Balm Beach and other points Schirard; secretary, Miss Edna | * interest on the East Coast. Wilson; treasurer. Miss Dorothy and Mrs. H. C. Long of Torley. After tho business session de­ £«hingtonf D. C., have arrived lightful HOM ESEEKERS REALTY CO. refreshments were served. « hanfo.-d and are pleasnntl'’ loThe members elected wore, Kath­ I *lwl at the Gables on Maenoiia erine Schirard, Faina Wilson. Dor- ( Agents for lifflH®: I ,jnK has charge of Torl**v, hoilm -he IW e ll, j «ie Mahoney-Walker Co., of this nthy Bernice Allen, Julia Higgins, Mar­ garet Thompson. Mary Mahoney, HOLLYWOOD LAND AND Mari 4 Moyo. Marforlu Iloskinfl* In,?, r:\ Raymond Key nnd lovely Juanita McMullen, M argaret Britt. ttie daughter, Adelaide, left FriJv 1,1 their car for Tangerine, W A TER COMPANY Tha members of tho Idlers fere they will spend Friday and Bridge club were delightfully enter­ Saturday with friends. They will ? fwomnanie*! home by Mrs. tained Thursday afternoon bv airs. J. W. YOUNG, President Charles Ludwig at her home on j mother, Mrs. George Rice. F irst Street. MRS. J. B. CALDEK, Local Mgr. A most interesting game or ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. bridge was played during the atMrs. J. Fleischer was the charnrValdez Hotel, « v * hostess' Tuesday evening nt ternonn, nigh score being made by ■j* <*’ Sanford, Florida \ home at Magnolia Avenuo and Mrs. H arry Heercn. Following the card game, the wth Street. Dinner was served Miss Almlrii Rockefeller, daughter of Mrs. W. G. Rockefeller, is # 5 P* m. Mrs. Fleischer’s guests hostess served home made cakes rarely photographed a t u public event. The photographer caught her, ul coficu r a r e - i----- - — ............ . ‘ coffee nr» as rcrresnniiMu*. refreshments . r tho evening were Mr. and Mrs. and Thu guests only incluficd th0! though, on a new polo field ut Greenwich, Conn, ‘-"Wenthal, Mrs. S. Fcust of j •'(» \orit, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon club members. i i^ K ttt r I \ r - E & » ;i A ppear A t D aytona In Recital Jan, 28 HJ FASY SETOLEMENT SW 3S PHONE 148 M il* Have Made The New City of H BY-THE-SEA EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPH ARNOLD JOHNSON and his orchestra of ten T *r V. ' - - l.: * » * •••* * �AND 6!8TOIenD8- -m*>fcxr unrTERis A BC'#? . THE H ERA LD OFFICE P hone (By Robert Edgren.) Tex O’Rourke who went to Eng­ land several months ago to try out a lot of heavyweights and find P man to fight for the heavyweight title, has three men in traning. In - England ho first advertised for big men who wanted to become fight­ lltTlOQLBJ. ers, visited all the boxing clubs, and combed tho country for matert^ }s£t£P M B E S O M A X H ini. Many applied. Ho selected the three who proved to be the best of tho hunch. Price, son of nn inn with Orlando and Tampa town keeper; Inglcton, who resigned teams, and possibly with others. from a police force to tukc up 60 OM.TAS-VUUr In tho season’s first match Flor­ fighting, and Prestnge. a boiler 8 in the varioua contests ida fell before Jacksonville Vi maker, are his throb “hopes.** COME? APTER. ta anticipated Chat several Gainesville. With a state champ­ Tex says any of the lot could 1 ‘6 '? y new swimming records will be ion and an cx-ntate champion in hnvo whipped Beckett wthmit a thoir group, tho Jacksanv Jacksonville men dny's training. They nil range be­ L made. B Tho College desires to foster had n theoretical advantage but tween Firpo and Jet a Willard. Tex, I Aquatic Sports because of the won- they had u hard time moving their who never wns a boxer, but who I derful situation which th e College nu|)eriority. The collegians wero boxed quite n little in an amateur 1 enjoys in being situated on two able to obtain two matches, and way and has the theory of boxing, ff very large lakes. Canoe and boat make strong bids for, others.''F ol­ has coached them quietly. The t racing, Including sculls, will pro- lowing this, Rollins came to three train togulhcr*.The plan is to ■ vide omple opportunity for tho de­ Gainesville, and returned defeated, hnve them bent nli the English velopment of a distinctive attract- four mutches tv> two. Florida’s heavyweights now fighting, includ­ ' ion for tho College. four best, Pomeroy, Bowen, Clovc- ing i>oor Beckett, and then come In carrying on but one or two Iuml, and Russell lust hut two sin­ to America and start in here. major snorts and In m aintaining a gles matches, winning both douSovornl other American manag­ i strict- adherence to tho recent rul- ldcs events and two singles. ers have hunted through Great Irfgn of the faculty on academic Iiritnln for heavyweights. Billy • tyndards for all athletic contcstMadden held tournaments all over f ants, a more Intenslvo sp irit among England und developed Charlie the students is being developed by Mitchell, who was a wonder for a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED . providing for inter-class and intersmall man—never more than n r . fraternity games whereby all stumiddleweight. Elm Avenue and Commercial Street-----— — — Phone 9| ; dents will have nn opportunity to Peter Maher of Ireland, was tho compete rather than centering nil best man brought over to try for I efforts upon a few highly trained the championship. Peter had the .■men. ■ kick of a mule. He'd .be a sensa­ 'All High School principals arc tion in the ring today. Peter nev­ Naugdnhl, world speed king and WATER POLO PRACTICE. utged to communicntu with tho NEW YORK, Jan. 25—'The come­ er was lucky. He knocked Boh pilot of the world’s fastest auto­ ’ 'Athletic Committee of the College back to major league stardom of Fitzsimmons nearly out once with MIAMI, Jan. 2G.—The Miami iq order that application blanks Eugene (“Bubbles") Hargrave, his first punch, hut let Boh get up mobile has announced his intention Knnoc Klub plans to make its sea­ and rulings mny be secured In nm­ Cincinnati catcher, after 12 years and swing on him. of being a contestant in tho events. ole time for tho sending of a team of inconspicuous -dodding up and son tills year one of more than us­ The very best Battery is an No other heavyweights worth f a this aquatic meet. <-• down the diamond ladder, wns one mentioning over wero “dug up" by AMERICA’S BEST STADIUM ual interest to members and those of tho outstanding Individual ac­ visiting managers. Bombardier who watch competition between of the 10211 season. Wells came to America and might JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 25.—If H igh School hievements Ilnrgruve, at the age of ill, lmve made gudd If A1 Pnlzer had­ suggestions of City Commission­ the Kanne Klub water polo teams. for these evoits already -Basketball Tourney when many stars are beginning to n’t found the weak spot—ids stom­ er Fred M. Valx arc fallowed, isPractice progressing, not only for polo, Fe re-charge and repair all slip, has just come into his own as ach—and Gunhont -Smith clipped but also for tug o’-war nnd other *Will Be Open E vent one of the hardest hitting and best him on the neck. Wells was a Jncksonville'ac proposed municipal stunts. makes of Batteries The klub originated and all-around backstops in the gumo. wonderful boxer and a sharp hit­ stadium will he it composite struc­ . High schools expecting to send Eight years ago he hntted .158 in ter, hut couldn’t tukc punches. As ture of the stadiums at Hyrvurd, played the first game of canoe polo basketball teams to tho state tour- the National League nnd wns a rule that hns been the failing of Princeton, Yale and the most fa ­ ever played in this country last RAY BROTHERS shunted hack to the hushes. Last English heavyweights. mous municipal stadium of tho November, it is stated. season he hit .233 mid fielded .1)88. country. Mr. Valz nays ho will The hot Bchool lunch gives young Hargrave, whose career is an ob­ nsk the commission to authorize Sanford Phone 54& stern the punch. ject lesson in perseverance, started Captain C. V. Imcson, nlrendy con­ as a catcher back in 11)11 with nected with tho city, to inspect Terro Haute when only 19. He stadiums of various colleges und worked for the lloosier team for to prepare plans for the local three years and then had his firs' structure afterw ard. F O R SALE ON EASY TERMS TAMPA, Jan. 25—Automobile major league try-out with the Chi­ races meting out'thoir usual thrills cago Nationals. are again scheduled Me failed to make good, batting anda sensptions feature attraction a t the great I have ju st completed three modern five-room bun­ around .200 for two seasons, and ns Smith Florida Fair which is sche­ galows located In one of the fittest residential sections opl, Mr. McAlpin said. Jlereto - wax sent to Kansas City in the duled keep Tnmpa in a turmoil fdre, only the winners in each dis- American Association. A couple for thotonext of Sanford. Each bungalow is modern in every respect few weeks. have been invited. of seasons later he went down an­ anil complete with all improveihenta. They are well Saturday Feb. Dtn is the day set HExpenr.es of tho competing other notch, to Memphis, in the You are absolutely on the level with your the gasoline events und it is arranged and constructed of good materials. Many have made it pos-, will he paid by tho squads Southern Association.*' »- • - « • , for thought that they will proVc n iitcustomers— xlbhi to acquire a homo of thSMSitSlUu I. HIMMU—,. iM*..ll,-4 . . Hqrirruvp. tank, nori.in, J’J duulrio ling HVr* HI A#* t«i IIumj * m il.*, * ■*!*. • ‘ •r} rt'11, ^ ;clqruiX',tu the sp^^l'-moj'ra'm JFollowing are tho schools dig!- 'playr-Tisf SIWi-AtvnrthrM liSsffits hlrcndy > their * wwn-j-Hw •' r ealization Unless your gooff*; are ho -excellent, th at outlined hy the racing otllcbCn as members of tho association, n; 109 games, lie hit 23 doubles, of an ideal. W ILL TA K E GOOD UNIM PROVED everyone who buys them once will wantinla and Manager Streieder. to compete this year: nine triplea und ten home runs. The Herald W ant Ails Professional events only nro to ' them again— 1\popkn, Arcadia, Alachua, Bran­ PR O PE R TY AS FIR ST PAY M EN T have _n deal to do with he held this year and they will he don, Bonlfny, Drudcntown. Clear­ Unless there is real need for what you bringing nhout home own­ run under the rules nnd regulations ; The balance can be arranged to suit the purchaser. water, Coconnut Grove, Cedar Key, S tribling May Move make— ership, for they point to op­ of the International Motor Content: Phone 56-J after seven o’clock any evening or in­ Citrus, Crescent City, Cocoa, Chatportunities jn buying, Bell­ to A tlanta, Is Said Association, the dirt track con- 1 Unless you appreciate that it takes a long hoochio Concord, DcLnnd, Duval, quire at The Sanford Herald Office. ing, exchanging. trolling hody which issues sanction udo County, Daytona, Daytona time and costs a lot of money to educate for the majority of the dirt track See whnt the Herald Stench, Dana, Eustis, F o rt Myers, one hundred million people lo associate your nnd semi speedway races which are WantH have to offer in aid­ Fort Meade, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Young Stribling. held on the American continent. trade mark with a definite standard of qual­ "Pa" admitted this Tuesday ing you in having your V hltc, Fort Pierce, Gracevillc, dreams for a home come ity— Gyecnsborough, Gainesville, Haw­ night when he stopped over rn Mannger Strieder has been trying route to Macon from Indianapolis, to get a sanction for a number of true. thorne. Unless your business is built on the firm and it was finally granted due iHlHsbnrough, Homestead, Ha­ where his son defeated Hnrry Fay. years Keeping in touch with foundation of economical production and It became known that Pa is real­ to the large number of professional vana, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Largo, the Herald W ants means race drivers that nnniiully winter ly considering moving from Macon sound finance. Lako Worth, Lake City, Lakeland, keeping in touch with real­ the south and who ure anxious l£Ic? Wales, Mount Dora, Mont- because of his son being barred in ty opportunities. to try cuit their mounts to keep from Lanier High School. Disverdo, Mulberry, Miami, Monticcl Just turn to tho Herald lo, Madison, New Sm yrna, Ncw- patches from Miumi stated the them in shape for the gruelling Want Ads now nnd see how hfc«r. Ocala, Orland, Pasco, Put­ Stribling;; had selected the Florida week to week contests that keep many such offers are listed them busy during the summer nam, Plant City, Palm etto, Puntn city as tiieir future home. theru nnd, perhaps, the months on northern dirt courses. But last night Pa was informed Garda, Pensacola, Gadsden, St. very one you nro looking Entry blanks have been sent out CJoqd, Leon, Unmtiiln, Sanford, St. that the* hoy had been barred from for will catch your eye. Augustlhc, St. Petersburg, Tren- future contests in that sta.i. be­ to half n hundred dirt track pilots tdn, Tarpon Springs, Sarasota, cause of being too prominent in and it is thought thnt the Tnmpa Summerlin, Suwnncc, W inter Hn- ring circles and ninny supporters races will draw one uf the largest ven, Winter Park. W est Palm of the youngster will start a move fields ever seen in the South. Sig to bring the Htrildingx here. When asked if he had any idea of moving hero ho said, Atlanta may yet he the homo of the next EV E R T TRUE— By CONDO world’s champion. The Stribling family once lived in Atlanta, shortly alter W. L. wax 'MIAMI, Fla,, Jnn. 2r»— Inc!; 1born. They came from Iiuinbridge. ^ jJ lF 'Y d u M U S T «T f2.i k.^ -' Dempsey will fight any man in the Atlanta "was where the youngster world regardless of color or creed first learned to walk and both fath­ MATCH'S3 OK 1KlOO-pi/OOflAV just so long ns there is a demand er and son expressed their npprovSCR.ATC.H -THtSU O N, V O U K v Ly the public for that particular He a d —.tiT ^ x __ fight und so long ns a competent pomoter is in charge. Jack Kenrr i Jio champion’s m anager said Tnursday. >S0 far ns ho knows, Kearns said Dempsey’s engagement hook is de­ void of any notations except a series of exhibition matches while Dempsey is on a tour which will sta rt as son us the ti'lehohler leaves Miami Beach. ; Kearns said his party, including Dempsey and Teddy Hayes, train­ er, expect to arrive in New York about' March 1 when they may es­ tablish training quarters. "Possi­ bly there will bu two or three Imut,i this summer" Kearns said ‘•but these are only prospective." By Eii Moyc. Dempsey nnd Kearns will leave The Sanford High School girls’ Miami Beach in three or four days sextette play Ocala Sntuiday night to start tho series of exhibition in Ocala. touts. The gi'lx have hern practicing hard this past week und believe t\)OOS>M\ they cun add Ocula to their vic­ Stribling May M eet tory list. Although Ocala boosts -S A V E P A R T OF YOUR EARNINGS AND YOU’RE SURE TO REA CH Mike McTigue A gain of a strong team this year, the "celery. feds" appear to be strong­ PRO SPERITY ,NE\V YORK. Jnn. 25—An offer er. The High School needs the co­ of 9100,000 for matches with Young SIX PER CENT I’AID ON SAVINGS Stribling, Georgia school boy box­ operation of the people of San­ er and Georges Carpentier, of ford. It takes this us well as F . W . PLED G ER , President■J. I*. CHAPMAN, Manager, France, wax made Thursday to the lighting spirit of the team la Mike McTigue, world’s lighthcnvy win. Sanford High hnx been playing weight champion, by the Nutiunal Sportsmen's Club, of Newark, N. under difficulties this year. The J; McTiguo encountered with a burning of the Parish House was dl-mand for $150,000 for the two a henvy blow, Sanford cago trains bouts at u conference with Harry are used to nn indoor cuurt, but iaufuss, representing the Newark have been making the best of whnt ub and it was indicated an a t­ they have. And now they have tempt to reach an agreement would two teams, both hoys and girls, be made within a few days, that are equal to nay in the slate. i The Newark promoters propose The following is the line-up: Phone 231 to stage a McTiguc-Stribling Lucite Echols, R. F .;. Emma 209 M agriqlia Ave, nptch in March and hook the light Spencer ((’ant.) I,. F.; Claire heavy-weight champion, if he con­ Zachary, n , t \; Sarah Martin, .1. quers the Georgian, for'a fight with C.; Maude Carrawny, R. G.; Cath­ Carpentier in June. erine Symes, L. G, ’ a t the sometime- Scratefifeedworit doit Batteries Florida To Hold Auto Races South Florida Fair Don’t Advertise REALIZING AN IDEAL .trlet tflsmi Unless— S PHONE 148 S m lin iM iiin ia » iii, t t n n K ff> i 1 n ill, Lr . . . . . . .. * PWSPERIT Throw Off These Shackles 3 �but N o w is ganford Dally Herald (VANT-AD RATES Cash In Advance *......r i ,Wwa>*i« lOr H j1 ■f i l a r . -----—-------------- wMea p lin e ........... •He » a lin 1 e I Ttmee .................... H Time* ---- *■————- 4* •» line gt,rk Face Type ' double aixivc Rate*, r<-<luced d a t e s a r e f o r co n•ecullvc Insertio n *, gj, w.reii* o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h i r e counted a line, glnlmum c h u r n * 30c f o r flrsl ill a d v e r t is i n g Is r e s t r i c t e d to srot'cr c la s s if ic a tio n , if an e r r o r Is m a d e T h e S a n ­ ford ll'-rnld* w ill h e re s p o n s ib le __ 1 . . - .M o o I ns e « a » o m t Mapli-tr In f o rm a tio n . Anil If wish, th e y w ilt a s s i s t y o u In n r d l iu t F o u r w a n t ad to m a k e |( Wore effective. I.HFORMAT NOTICK. Advertisers s h o u l d g lv o t h e i r itrvet e r p o s t o ffi c e a d d r e s s n s v r|| ns t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If Us? t!»slre r e s u l t s . A b o u t one r,tiler n u t of a t h o u s a n d h a s a !,lrpli’»ii-. an d t h e o t h e r s s n n ' t furil H r ra id o ff ic e o r hr I r t Irr. T e le p h o n e d la e u n tln a n n * n re a o t v a lid . Courteous, P r o m p t , E f f i c i e n t S erv ice. W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS FO R SALE MISCELLANEOUS , 1 * '« * T9 u se herald w ant ads REAL ESTATE FOR SA L E # JOB P R IN T IN C ^ T h T H ^ W ^ b FOR SALE—New s Bungalow* on 1 l « t ,!*.,now locat«d in the We. paved street; $750.00 and bal­ laka Building-. Let us estimate on ance like rent. E. F. Lane. Phono 148, PSITsALfc—Six room house, four blocks .from Post- Office, price $3,000; terms. E. F. Lane, SALE—Lot on Railroad'Ave. Khr™ ij <or ”1"0 01 ll" FOR ideal location for warehouse. E. , SAUSAtiE for sale—Pure jmr5 Ff-Une. ,m®ked with oaw wood, FOR "SALE—Or r e n t^ io acres J5c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ good citrus land, partly cleared, cepted for less than* 3 lbs. Satis­ house and other improvements, 2 faction guaranteed. Mm. Enoch miles from P. O. Apply 809 MagSawyer, Tlfton, Ga., R. D. F. No. nolle Ave.. for^ information.___13t FOR SALE—Beautiful bungalow od corner lot ,niost -desirable A^ PTEU, CarmoI> Grapes, Tree Patt_pf_city. E. F. Lane. T ^ l U e^ r‘i!^ ’ i 30 IJ,er ccnt offTree Blackberries. Best invest­ FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock ments, highest profits, quick re­ land, 5 fenced, 3 cleared, one turns, quality plants. Origins) in- flowing well, $1700. troduccrs. Adapted Numerics, lamptt, r la. FOR SALE SALE—20 acres. 3 acres FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and cleared balance Hammock. One vanrishes at Sanford Novelty. flowing well, 6 room house. Ideal Works, sole agents, * 15 t-tfc place for celery, vegetables, chick­ BUNCll tillAPES, tree blueberries ens and stock,* price $3500. and blackberries—all varieties FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock V4 buIihdIcs for hoims mid commercial milu from Lake, fine celery land. If planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ sold quick $1250: orous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full inRemember when buying from us formation and illustrated catalog we take you direct to .the owner No. 9, writo Southern Adapted and sell at the owners price. We Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. deal strictly on the square with F o k s a LK—fc,!gry Cash ltegisto seller or buyer. Our motto satis­ cost ?bu when new. Will sell faction to both buyer or seller. cheap. Inquire nt Sanford llcrald SEMINOLE REALTY CO. * office. Seminole Annex. FOR SALE—Rhode ± _______ Sanford, FJa.________ FOR SALE—Corner lot facing Lake front, price $1500. E. F. Lane. ANTED—Your old furniture. Many people in Sanford would ie to buy second hand furniture, imtise your spare pieces in the erald Want Ads nnd sell them kkly. Phone 148 and the want person need REPAIRS this paper, H’b worth a great many times what it costa you because It gives yon every afternoon the last and lowest pikes for the day. If you-save only. 60 cents a day on y o u r shipping, it would represent one h u n d red and fifty dollars a year. .‘ ; . - 'y V -' ' Doesn’t m a tte r w h a t'th e p rices were yesterday— Doesn’t m atter w hat th ey a re going to be tom or­ row— * r W h at’s the last and low est prices today—T he H erald tells you? , H ELP WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT ARE YOU—Looking for a good room. - It you don't find one list­ ed in this column, insert a small want ad and you will receive the bcat_jjstinga_in the_clty._______ 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 Savings Company. FOR SALE or rent, new cottage, 4-rooms; $850.00. Small cash pAyment, balance like r e n t Loented Glnderville._Apply at store. FO R' RENT—Garage," Oi l Magnolin._______ LITTLE JOHNNY JONES, with WANTED—Help 6f ail kinds by many business houses. If you are without a position, advertise on the classified page of The Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach thouWANTED—a capable housekeep­ er to stay on premises. V 202 Park Ave. WANTED—Two single men 21 to 30 to travel with manager. Splendid opportunity parties. Call after fl coin Hotel. Sec A. C. 'cGiboncy. tonight. Also comedy. Free tick­ ets for Mrs. J. C. Hall nt the Horald office ._____________________ Nntlre «f Appllmlliiii fur Tux Herd I'nilrr Srrtlun 57.1 of the tlrnrrnl Mtntiltr* of tho •»Into of Florliln. X»tW I" hereby given i lint J. A. T ro ti nmt K. K. While, iturciinxiT* <tf To* <Yrtlflcnti- No, tl7. <lnl<-il l ho flth ilny of Juno, A. I>. lost, tins Hint onlil certificate in my office, "Oil him matte npiillriubm for Tux Dooil to l«mio In nrrortlnnco with tttoil ill 'Seminole I'liunly, Florida, to.w it: HI? I, of H\V M, Her. Jl, Twp. i I H-. R. SI K. 40 acres. The sslit Innil In-lot: assessed at the ilhtr of the Ie:<umin- of such cert If Irate In tho muni- of II, M. Imil on. I'nlcss said ci-rtlflcnto shall lie redeemed neeorillnu to law Tax l)ec<l will Is­ sue thereon on'tho Hilt iluy of Jim* I unry, A. I>. 1914. ARE YOU losing an opportunity to sell your property by not using the Herald Want Ads. The cost MIRACLE Concrete Col. | SPECIAL BARGAINS ' ceaieat work, eidewtakw is small, the results great. Herald 1922 Dodge touring, almost new Wants will work for you quickly. lag blocks, irrigation boxes 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like Terwillegcr, Prop. LOST—A grip between Geneva iw. and Titusville bridge. Finder Lumber and'Building Me 1922 Hupmobile touring. carte.- LUmovr Lompa please notify E. R. Moore or Bob Lexington Lark (sport). N. Laurel Si. Phone 1 king at Oviedo. Ten dollars reDodge touring, 1921. HILL LUMBER C(k Ho Dodge Roadster, 1919. Service, Quality «'-U National touring, 0 passenger. Phone 135. Two Worm-drive Ford trucks. MONEY Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Send this ad and ton- cents to Dodge 1922 touring. Two Dodg* tourings, 1920. Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chandler touring. Chicago, III., writing your name CORRUGATED IRON ROOVIMs Ford touring, 1922. Buick touring, 1919, 7 passnngcr, and address clearly. You will re­ COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING* '.,;; STRIP SHINGLES, £ ■ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S Buick touring, 1918. PLASTER, Dodge 3-4 ton truck. HONEY -AND TAR COMPOUND CBMBNT, Two Rco Speedster Trucks, for Roughs, colds and hoarseness, NAILS. 1921-22. also free sample package of FO­ Light Ford Trucks. 1017 Buick touring. LEY’S PILLS, a diuretic stimu­ CHASE * CO. 1923 Oveland 4, touring. lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY SANFORD, FLA, Some of these cays wens traded in on new Dodges. Most of them CATHARTIC TABLETS for Conhave been left with us to be sold stlpation and Biliousness. These and nppiied on the purchase of wunderful remedies have helped new Dodges. They are all real millions of people. Try them! Sold good, having been reconditioned. Terms to those who can establish everywhere. credit. Some of these cars can be exhnnged for real estate im­ proved nr unimproved. Diamonds or anything else of value. NOT REALLY SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. LOST . Phone 3. No article of value is really lost until a fter The You can find the name of n a y Herald Wants have been live Business Man in Sanfoqd la called upon to restore it to thin Column cock day. the rightful owner. Ford Sednn Pockctbooks, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, Chandler Touting things of intrinsic value nntl others th at are prized Dodge Touring Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet because of their association, nre often quickly returned, Hudson Touring J. L. PERKINS when temporarily lost, Sales Department through Herald WnntH. Seri pps-Booth Touring Herald Whnts arc tho San Juan Garago first thing to consult when Studcbaker Touring something of value is lost or found. Oakland Touring Herald Wnnts bring los­ ers nnd finders together. . KENT VULCANIZING WORKS To reach nil the people WIIFRE USED UAHS ARE effectively — lenvo your ALWAYS BARGAINS Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers Want Ad nt The Hernia of­ fice. Phone us to send for 117 Park Avenno— Phone 4tft it or phone it to the W ant Ad Department. Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion*Note . , Cards of Ssnford'a Reputable Professional Men, each at whom, in hia rhtmen profeaaion the Herald recommends to the people. Daily Fashion Hint V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work. Contractor and BtiOder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Weldinff & Radiator Works George A. D eC ottes FOR SALE—Citrus fruit trees, all varieties on sour ornngu, rough lemon nnd grapefruit root. Also UNDERWOOD sour’ orange seedlings budding TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT size; prices very reasonable. A. igh class Underwood Typewriters E. Nichols, DcLnnd, Fla. r rent to relinblo parties. STRAWBERRY FEST At Mrs. H. It. Stevens, (121 Park Ave., from eight till eleven o’clock Underwood Typewriter Co. S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. Friduy night. Entertainment nnd refreshments. Admission 25 cents, Mrs. Steven’s Circle, Presbyterian Auxiliary. I widi to announce that I am awiidate for re-election to the < Sanford Novelty W orks I I -I iti.->- H nntlnolo County.- Florhla. • U y : A. M. Week*. D. C. SPEClAir NOTICES i hereby announce myself as p oHiilate for the ofilce of Sheriff Seminole County, subject to the ttn<K-ratic primary June, 192 VV. A. TILLIS. (Advertisement.) FOR TAX COLLECTOR • Clerk Circuit Court, ANTED—Vacant lot; will w.*h. For description nnd orice dress T. P., care Herald office. FOR SHERiFF. PHONE 148 W1TNHSH m y o fflH al s i g n a t u r e a n il s e a l t h i s t h e I'Jtli tiny of I*ee em lio r, fi. t>. l u l l . (3I?A I.) K. A. DQUOLASH, 12-io-JT-Pi-io - 17-21-dtc REAL ESTATE ___W ANTED_____ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BUILDING MATERIAL AUTOMOBILES AND LOST AND FO UND NOTICE OF. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. Nutlco i? hereby given that an adjourned meeting of the stock­ holders of the SANFORD MORT­ GAGE LOAN COMPANY, will be held at the office of tho Company in Sanford, Florida, nt 4:00 p. m., February 20th, 1924, nt which meeting the following matters will be submitted to the stockholders: 1st. To change the name of the corporation. 2nd.^ To nnicnd tho Articles of Incorporation *o ns to emoower the Company to make abstracts of title und to guarantee nnd insure titles to renl property. 3rd. To nnienil the charter of the corporation to authorize nn in­ crease in the number of Directors. S. O. CHASE, • A ttest: President. H. I- STEVENS, . Asst. Secretory. r1 f rt your ad.__________________ ANTED— Baby carriage, m ust Co., Tnllahnssee, Fin be in good condition anil reason- EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd repairing. Call II. S. Pond, ly priced. Box 300, care The phone 225 or Peoples Bank. infoni Herald. 9MPKESSBD AIR CLEANING Closed cars, carpets, rugs, nt W 1 Sectind St.________________ ___ ANTED Carpenter iwork, 3rd house. Paco's Lane.________ ANTED all kinds of carpenter ind brick work,. by . day , or• confit)? W. First St. Phone -ICO, Hinson. T e e n&_________________________ ANTED—Boarders nnd room­ ers. 57.00 per week, mcnls 35 nU. Meals per week $5.00, 317 hnetto Ave. ANTED—Young gentleman delires room-withter withoafrbnnrd private residence near public mis court. J. W„ care Herald. The; t im e A ttorney*nt-Law ' WcWSlAL. Ktvicvfi Sanford, ■ FROCKS IN POPULAR FABRICS MADAME E. G. TOUCHARD, FRENCH DRESSMAKER. IMPORTED HAND KMUUOIHF.RED LINGERIE DRESSES t v t j WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL BLOCK, WINTER PARK. FLA. •5FFECTIVK IN COCOA CRP.PE The Autumn nude s h o w s its vciiily m no more convincing man:r than in the tiered frocks. This uniting model in cocixt crepe fcaires a two-piecc side-closing skirt ’itli three litrs. and a long-wanted ioti.c lliat may be made either with u:g i r sh.:rt ■'ecves. The back is cxndid <vrr the shoulders and joined > the gathered fronts. A turn-down Jlar finished the neck, and a ribbon rrulant is added for the piquant nu:h. Medium size requires S'/j i.-ds -iO-'nch material. Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1614. izes, 34 to 44 inches bust and 16 to ') year. I ’rice 30 cents. Skirt No. >03. Sizes. 34 to 34 Inches waist. rice 30 cents, A GOOD NIGHT’S Sleep tminolc County, subject to the 3ion the Democratic primary "I wish to sny that FOLEY 1m held in June. PILLS worked O. K. on me in >i 3NO. D. JINKINS. couple of hour* and the pains left ___ (Advertisement)______ mo nt once. I took a couple of r0U CLERK CIRCUIT COURT- them in the afternoon, went to bed nnd had a good flight's sleep and I hereby announce that I nm a have slept good ever since," writes ittdidnte fur the office of Clerk Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and will inerense theii activity. Refuse substitutes. Salt H. II. CHAPPELL, everywhere. (Advertisement) To the left is a charming model, ! ;martly but inexjicnsively developed in \ Mack wtsil crJpe, The skirt is trim^icd with a knic-dccp plaited mflle, ihile the waist has an upplinl jdait I .’ itched down the front. ;> sectional hollar finishes the round neck, and the i-ng sleeves have circular culls o( sclfnaterbl. This model may tie carried H-37 Jut in the silk r r ^ s s nr satin, but no 'tore fashionable color than black may -,e arlrrtvd. Medium size requires ) hi yards 36-inch ert'pe. \ f’oirct twill, which refuses to take a «rk seat for the loveliest of the new vook-nx, fashions the second frock, FOR THE COLLEGE C.IRL vhich has the side juincla of the skirt Distinctly youtliful, smart in line luitonerl onto the front gore. The and lovely in color and fabric is ibis runt of the blouse is slashed down the dress o( navy blue rep. appropriate enter, alter which each side is turned for the college girl's wardrolie. The tack to form a rever. Collar and back of the blouse extend* over the •cstcc are of self-material, the hit of shoulders and is stitched under the olor In-ing supplied in the embroidered squarc-cut front in original fashion. aotif under tlic inserted pocket on the The soft crush girdle may Ik* of rib- /aist. Medium size re<|uiru t yards bon or satin, the extra note of ornamentation being ail embroidered motif Ion the front of the blouse. Medium size requires 2j& yards 54-incli rep and 2% yards o f ribbon. Pictorial Review Dress No. ,1737. ' Sizes, 34 to'46 inches bust, and 16 to 20 years. Prize 45 cents. , 0U t»T LEAVE ‘ETA TO M E - Schelle M aines LAWYER — Court House STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Floriata Telegraph Dolivery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford M achine Co. lirstral Machine nnd Belle* Fred* R. W ilson ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW First National Rank Bldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida Elton J M oughton Wnrfcn Cylinder Utl*4lni hone «J Hnnfnrd, Pt*. QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R ARCHITECT First National Bunk Bldff. Sanford, ----------- Florida S. O. Shinholser W. A. HOBBS, M. 1). Specialist Urology, Syphilology, Female nnd Skin und Blood Diseases. Office 301 First N'at'l Hunk llldg. Contractor and Builder Sanford, ■ Florida W. J. Thigpen Real E state By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER -THERE. ARE A, LOT OF MAx*)HER*b COMlNO HN H E R E A N D BOTHERING O U R ts/SLE^s GlRL^j - K E E P T O U R E T E ’b O P E N J « v ----- -> F lorida • DRESSMAKING SALE ENJOYED Over Seminole County Bank MIt It’s Metal we can weld It" SANFORD, FLORIDA Insurance THERE'5 ONENOW ! WHAT EjETAvU TIFU LJ N O U HAD BLUE t o u h a v e - r r ' AND e k v n o o r 1 L IT T L E - f-Jr* B O T T E ^ - C A K E ^ Vi O N E .! L— I I BEFO RE T HE T < E T J & J H m c P^-A - cold: 3 T H IN K <\\T O O T O F H E R E -TOO CAKE -EATER - IF 1 CKTCH T O O »N HERE- /s/SIN -TO O A R E CO IN' T O HAVE <°v C O U PLE O F B E A U T IF U L (5lA C K ,//// E T E « i • ____ ^>o? TOO HAVE B E A U T IFU L . B L U E ET E*b R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance SANFORD.----- FLORIDA SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO E. A. Douglass, P res. Get an Abstract beforebuying property 0 1*24 dv InT'I- Feature Service, Ihc � 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 25, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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W W i* w :r W S T -t $ m h S a h k a '1 ^ ES te s t-s s r , , V- FLORIDA, ft8TAN $2k. T»FORD, %iT'f* .*1 •* Ford May DiscqM His Shoafo Offer SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,w 1824 ' u». i ». a • reed DImmiT) ioiis A ffectin g WASHINGTON, Jon. 26— Demands of various members of the house military committee that Henry Ford appear in per­ son to discuss his offer for Mus­ cle Shoals will be taken up Sat­ urday at an executive session of th* committee. n At an' open hearing today Representative HuU, Republican, -Iowa, said hs thought Mr. Ford, who os yet has not testified be­ fore the committee, although several of his representatives1 have dons so, should come to Washington to give details of: his plan and to answer ques­ tions. ' Several other committee members expressed the same view. Representative .Thorpe', Republican, Michigan, said he believed Mr. Ford’s appearance was unnecessary? If - summoned the Detroit manufacturer probably will be asked to testify some time next week. • . Today’s sessions were devoted to consideration of thp offers for fertiliser manufacture a t Muscle Shoals, submitted by the Union Carbide Company of New York Secretary of Treasury, whose tax and a group of Southern power companies who also are seeking plan has created such a furor among members of congress and power development privileges. who thus far remains staunch to belief that plan is best suited to meet- present situation. SEC. MELLON White House Announces the t P re s id e n t b Pieperitef to N IN E EXPLOSION ENTOMBS THIRTY MPEST INJURING TH R EE > Go the Liadt' to Protect Public Interent and Punish •Guilt jr Ones • Boils as Disclosure la Made of An­ other U*faM Loss far $25,$00 to Fonnar Secretary of the In­ terior Fall by Harry Sinclair After F irst Loan for $10$,MO l nr Tie AwaftiM Pmi) WASHINGTON, Jan. While the senate oil comatittce was aeakJnc farther light Sat­ urday on/ the relations of For­ mer Interior Saerotary IFsIl and Harry. Sinclair, n m — i Coclidga asked the interior de­ partment to anbniit to Mai ex­ pert adrica ao<to *. the policy ander w Sinclair and Deheny secured laaaaa front Mr. Fall for oil raaarves In Wyoming and California. The president asked the Interior department to furniak him gt the vsrliest possible moment a report on the question Whether the leases protect interests of tho gov­ ernment. WASHINGTON, ’ Jan. 26-Sim ultaneously with the disclosure in the senate oil inquiry of another unpaid loan to former Interior Sec­ retary Full, the Whito House made known that President Coolidgo it preparing to take every action to ^protect the public interest and to punish those guilty of any wrong doing. : • Before tho same committee which E. L. Dohcny, California oil magnate, told yesterday. he had loaned Mr. Fall f 100,000 on his per­ sonal note while he was secretary of the interior, J. W, Zoveriy, per­ sonal counsel to Harry F. Sinclair, testified that Mr. Slnclar had loan­ ed Mr. Fall 125,000 in Libqrty bonds on a personal note three months after no retired from tho cabinet. • As the testimony now stands, the Dohcny loan was made more thun s year before the Dohony Interests obtained the-lease of the Elks Hills. Calif., navgi oil reserve, while the Sinclair lonn was made more than a year after the Sincailr in­ terests received tho lease of the Teapot Dome, Wyoming, reserve. Developments in the Senate in­ quiry were discussed Friday by the cabinet. Afterwards tho presi­ dent wns represented officially on regarding 'some of the testimony to point to criminal action. The ex­ ecutive is reluctant to believe that any one man has been guilty of any criminal intent, but he feels that the evidence already adduced re­ quires explanation and investiga­ tion. In the president’s view, two questions already are indicated, one, and tho more important, is to bring to justice any one who hus dealt with- the situation in any­ way that is in violation of the crim­ inal laws. ’The other is to see (Continued on page 8) Rescuers F i« h t-a Raging ire to Reach t he Trapped Miners t a r TUe Aaarvrlatm r r„ , i JOHNSTON CITY. Ill,, J«n. M^-Cheek up Saturday deltaItelr placed the number of dead I. "I"* explosion at ••• .Two more are reported ■ i " 1"!- H fb t are in the hos­ pital and two not expected to ; recover. JOHNSON CITY, III.. Jan. 2 6 Sixty miners at work In the McClintock coal mines of the Crerary Clinch Coal Company of this citv. were entombed Friday when on the mine's main wdrking level a n o ­ torious explosion took place 250 feet below the ground. Friday night five men had been rescued. All were suffering from sovere burns on tho hend ond body. At the same time 20 of tho minore were reported na “coming up to tho surface.’’ They were uninjur­ ed, according to telephone com­ munication which had been eatab llshed between tho mine’s office and the working level where the miners were trapped. At the time of tho explosion 390 of the miners were engnged in work in a section of the level which was not affected by the explosion. The 35 men who still were tra p ­ ped in the level at the time tho 20 were making their way to the sur­ face, telephoned that none hnd suf­ fered any injuries. One Dead Man Brought Up. One dead man was brought to th • surface by tho miners’ rescue teams. The miner’s face and hea i were so badly burned that it was impossible to identify him. Three injured men taken from the mine earlier in tho day were taken to the Johnston Citv hospitul and will re­ cover, it is thought. Fire is known to be raging in the entries where 30 men are entombed. Throngs of frenzied men, women and children arc gathered about tho entrance to the-mine. ••. •• Rescue Tesmn in Shifts. Rescue teams are working valinntly in shifts of six men each in attempts to reuch the entombed miners. The men are in entries number 8 and 9 which are rooms opening off the main entry. These entries have been battened off from the main sections by the rescue workers nnd other pnrts of the mine cleared of gases. Mine offic­ ials express the fear that more men may be in the mine. A positive check up will not bo possible until tomorrow, they say. 40 to 50 Entombed. Late reports from the mine ofik iala indicate that between 40 und 50 men are entombed in tho mine. Rescue parties have taken pulrnotors Into the mine. Telephone com­ munication established with the men was broken and no word has been received ns to their fate. George Rem us, “B ootleg King”, Now Lives In A tlanta Federal Pen The 9- n»r The Associated Press) ATLANTA, Jan. 25—Marbln walls of the Atlanta federal peni­ tentiary last night housed Georgn Remus, convicted bootleg king of the .Middle West, and 11 of his nrtociates. Royalty was recognized by fel­ low prisoners for when Remus cn tend the prison Friday afternoon, coming direct here from Cincinnati on board a private car. he was giv­ en au ovation to the full extent of Prison rules nnd regulations, the silent waving of arms through the pnted windows. The Cincinnati millionaire start­ ed service of a two-year sentence for having conspired to violate the • olstcnd act. He also must pay a nne of 810,000. and At the termina­ tion of this sentence will serve one year in u 8t*te prison in Ohio. His associates, Harry Brown, John Gcrhum, Charles Wissman and Georgo Dater, will serve 18 months und pay fine of |5,000 each; Clarence Bell. Ernest Brady, Georgo Gillenbeck und George 'ink, 15 months’ sentence and fines of 31.00 each; Harry Gardewing and Hnrry Boyd, one year and one Jay and pay fines of $1,000 each; tlnu-r Roth. 15 months' sentence ami a fine of $500. Flashy Diamonds. Hashy diamonds, ultra-modern clothes, walking sticks and spats of ‘he bootleg gang gave way to tho wool and cotton grey uniforms of thf Penitentiary. A smilo was on Hie face of each as the change wu< made. Across town from the penitentiAirs. Imogene Remus, wife of the bootlegger king, was a guest at • fashionable hotel. Airs. Remus accompanied her husband to Atlanun<i. at tho terminal station, ? llh tears streaming down her '*c<\ diamond pendants hanging ”Dm1her ears and a cluster of dlamonds on her finger, left him.1 Ir. °cr hand bag were two diamonds me property of her husbond, given 10 her by him at the parting. ..Saturday she will journey out to ^ Penitentiary to see Remus, asctrtni,J visitinghour schedules and (Continued on peg# 8) Sharon Announces for Office County Judge James G. Sharon, prominent lawyer of this city and at present serving ns Municipal Judge, an­ nounces elsewhere in this paper his intention of running for the (office af Count;) Judge in the coming election primary in June. Judge Sharon thns seiVed- the city in the capacity of Municipal Judge for two years and during that time has mnde an enviable record. Judge Sharon is n vet­ eran of the Spanish-Americnn War having served throughout the campaign ns first lieutenant. At present he is a member of the lo­ cal chapter of United States \yar Veterans. > For many yenrs Judge Sharon has served the public in different capacities. In 1915 he was a member of the state legislature from Gadsden county nnd during the war was chairman of the War Sav­ ing’s Committee for Leon county. He was also for several yenrs an auditor in the office of the state comptroller. He has practiced in his profession for more than six years. \ t Waters of Mulberry Elected Tennis Head (D y T h e AIULBERRY, Jan. 20.-Douglas Waters of this place has been elected president of the South Florida Tennis Association for 1924, and will have as his aide Henry. Freeman of Tampa, who will serve as secretary-treasurer. Tho association will bo slivided .into four divisions, with divisional sec­ retaries handling the affairs of the respective units. Application prob­ ably will be made for affiliation with the United States Lown Tennis -Association, with the re­ quest (that that body sanction a tournament for tho west coast of Florida this year. . SA U N A SEIZED BY HOT BATTLE Sanford Herald Job WITH IZQUIERDO Departm ent Is Sold Rebels Lose 130 In 30-Hour Fight Former Miami Man After Attack by Land and Sea. (H r The A w a r lit M P re s s ) DOUGLAS, Arix., Jan. 20—Fol­ lowing 30 hours of severe fighting, loyal troops under the command of Gen. Dravo Izquierdo have recap­ tured the port of Satina Cruz and compelled a part of the rebel force holding the port to embark on the gunboat Progreso, according to u message received here ‘by Altoxlcar. Consul Roji. 150 Rebels Killed. MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2G—Tho rebels lost 150 killed'in tho 30 houri of fighting which resulted in thorecapture by the fedcrals of tho port of Saiinn Cruz, according to ad­ vices reaching the capital. Salina Cruz was attacked by rebel forces from the land and sea n i Bravo u L !? Izquierdo and & Donato his garrison of 200 men were forced to evacuate the place but recaptured it with the uid of reinforcements under General Lnueano Pineda. The federnls lost 12 killed, .30 wounded. Federal* Advance on Three Front*. WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—Mexi can federal troops are advancing on three fronts against the insur­ rectionary forces, the Mexican em­ bassy said today in a statement dealing with military operations of President Obregon’s troops. “Communication with Ciudad Victoria, capital of the state of Tainaulipas, has been restored,’’ the statement said,' “nnd there is no obstruction to federal forces ad­ vancing along this rail line to con­ tinue the offensive against tha reb­ els in the portions of the Tanipico oil fields tnev occupy. “On the Jalisco front the federal.i continue their advance against the broken up elements of Gen. Es­ trada's rebel army. “The advance on the Vera Cruz front continues. “On the 20th rebel forces uideil by the gunboat Progreso uttacked the port of Snlina Cruz. The fed­ eral forces were compelled tempor­ arily to withdraw until the arrival of reinforcements under Gen. Bravo Izquierdo. After a battle lasting 30 hours he recaptured th<* port. Rebels who could not fim, shelter on the gunboat were dis­ persed and are being pursued. “The Progreso, without fuel, is helpless nnd lying at anchorago outside the port.’’ A deal whereby J. L. Matthews becomes the owner of the job de­ partment formerly owned by Tho Sanford Herald, wns consummate-! Friday and in the future will bo operated under tho name of the Matthew Press. When The Herald recently chanc­ ed ownership, the job department ' wns removedd from the newspaper office to thu Weluka building nt Commercial Street and Railroad Avenue. Mr. Mntthews came from Miami to uccept the management of the department and has shown himself ndept in developing the business. he is so well P‘ pleased ,Becuuse . the prospects with of this city und because he is impressed with the continued growth of Sanford on all sides, Mr. Matthews decided to pur­ chase the plant outright nnd enter into the business for himself. Mr. Matthews has been engaged in this line for a number of years having at several times owmrihls own ahop nnd for several yenrs was employed by S. E. Toof & Company of Memphis, Tenn., one of the largest job printing estab­ lishments in the entire south. Re­ cently Mr. Mutthews came from Miami where he has been connect­ ed with the Miami News-Metropolis in the capacity of foreman of tho composing room. Prior to that he owned a job plunt there. Mr. Matthews stated Saturday that he is weil prepared to take care of any kind of commcrcnl printing und that color work will be a specialty. a . rr)l ... .« I I U x l l C ?T C d l l l v L AQ TO HP Wpathpr II,- The .(Hiiflalfil I'reaal CHICAGO, Jnn. 20.—Sub zero temperature thnt was brought to the Northwest and North Central sections of the country by an Alaskan gale are moderating Sat­ urday nnd much milder*weather is forecasted tonight and tomorrow. A drop of more than 10 ‘degrees here in as many hours caused a sudden contraction of surface of the municipal pier in Laake Mich­ igan and moved it nearly one foot shoreward. NEW YORK, Jan. 2fi.—Bluster­ ing gale from the Northwest that attained at times 72 miles an hour today ushered in New York’s third cold wave within a fortnight and mercury tumbed 14 degrees be­ tween midnight and 9 o’clock to 14 above zero. WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—The weather outlook for the week on South Atlantic gulf states was fair until Wednesday or Thursday when there will be rains. Colder lin t port rising temperature middle of week, colder at close. Ex-Villa Followers Revolt. BROWNSVILLE, Tex., Jnn. 28— The former followers of Francisco Villa have revolted nnd nro now mobilized at Canutillo, Durango, under Gen. Munuel Chao, according to dispatches published in Monter­ ey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Gen. Ig­ nacio Enriquez, has been sent from Pnrral to dislodge them it was add­ ed. Lila Lee Threatens Leave Filmdom Flat Obregon Controls Situation. EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 25—Prcsident Alvaro Obregon has control of the situation in the ivicnity of Ceiaya and has returned there from Auguas Calicntcs to assume com­ mand of the federal forces, passen­ gers arriving at the border from tho interior declared today. Obregon has in the cities of Celavu and Irupuato approximately 10,000 men, mining men assert. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.—Lila Lee, moving picture actress whose father, Charles Appel sought by the Chicago police on embezzlement charges threatened to leave fllmdom flat on its back and quit the camera field unless “the cloud of suspicion involving men in finan­ cial transactions in Chicago im­ mediately be removed by thoso re­ sponsible.” Congressmen Excited. MEXICO CITY. Jan. 25—(By Radio via Fort Worth Star Tele­ gram by tho Associated Press— Considerable excitement prevnil*>d at an informal meeting of senators and deputies last evening conse­ quent upon the death yesterday of Senator Francisco Afled Jurado, of Campeche at tho hands of unidenti­ fied assailants, while he was en route home; JAP PRINCE MARRIES B r T h * A *»*rliilr«l P r* « » . TOKIO. Jim. 26.—In accordance with ancient custom the wedding of Pgince Regent Hirohito and Princess Nagako, eldest daughter of Prince Kuni, was celebrated at the imperial palaco this morning with Shinto rites. n * a t» a I ! — , — X* A] Illy T h r A u iir la lr d I'rr**) Endowment Fund for a London Hospital I D r T h * A s * ««la lr il Prraa) LONDON, Jan. 26—The London Hospital, which provides free treutment to the poor of the East End, begins the new year with an endowment fund of $800,000 ail contributed within the past six weeks. In November a benefactor who has remuined anonymous pro mlsed to doubtii every contribution sent in before'the close of 1923 up to a total of $400,000. At f) p. in. on Dec. 31 the last shilling of th: amount had come in from volun­ tary contributors. Sir Harry Mallaby-Deelcv then .offered to douBIe every contribution, in excess of $400,000 up to $100,­ 000. f t ' 'enty Industries Democrat* Are Still Indlfer- •a t to the Repubtkakl Propoftftl for* a Compromise Agreement oa tho Income Rates T- - . . s in g l e corns VIVE Discover Two Well Ordered Mummies LUXOR, Egypt, Jon. 28.— Three mummies, two excellently preserved, have been discovered by Dr. Robert Mond, the Eng­ lish egyptologist, who dur-' ing the post week, has been clearing the ffpace behind the ramiehum, o f mortuary temple, of Ramesea II, in region knowq as Sheikh Abd-EI-Qaarna, to're­ move the rubble for hia intended excavation of the tomb of Ra-j moz, vizier of the hectic king of'Akhenaton. The third mum* my found, possibly the body of a soldief killed in one of the wars of ancient Egypt, is in « bed stftc. The well preserved mummies are those of a goldsmith and hid wife, a priestess bf Anionic, of the twenty-fourth dynasty, 718 B. C. Under the outer wrap-. ings of the priestess mummy, er clothing of fine linen, now browned by age, w ai found laidi neatly folded, upon- the body. There was e long robe, piped with green, with a V-shaped opening in tho front and holes for the arms, fringed around the hem: then an outer garment with a hole for the head and several fringed veils. At vari­ ous places the garments had been darned. ME FINISHED Excellent Flew of Water Is Obtain­ ed. From Each Woll — Fire District Alternately Pro* . tacted. , ® r T W S a M tla lf S P rraa. Eight emergency wells ordered Ckairautn -WASHINGTON, Jan, 25-T ax Ifa U drilled some time ago by the City redactions amounting to $103,000,­ Pn Commissioners to afford more ade­ 000 annually and affecting more quate tiro protection to tho fire dis­ than 20 industries were agreed up­ M M lm f ofl on Friday by the House ways ond trict of Sanford, have been com­ means committee in its first majorpleted by Contractor F. Joseph Rydeeirion on tho revenue.rates. Rnehn of Orlando, according to an The rato changes, repealing announcement mode Saturday by some of the miscellaneous or nui­ sance taxes instituted during the City Manager W. B. Williams. war, were effected by non-partisan What la considered an excellent Is Not Made PaMk But* votes in committee and included llevea H a l Site Is flow of water was secured- from some suggestions of both the Mel­ siraMe Yet every well, it was said, and this lon and Democratic plans. Secured for . Taxes on theatre admissions of city now has excellent water pro­ —PreximMy to CUy 50 cents or under und on beverage, tection against fire. The w*e!!a were were repealed and the levies on Announcement wax ma drilled a t art expense of $4,171.50. day jewelry and produce exchange sales by Edward They were placid at intervale in of the city park com: were cut in half. Previous agree­ ments to repeal the taxes on tele­ tho Are district so tha? the entire this body, after considering grams, telephone messages, leased number of proposition* ovw area is covered. w>ref nnd candy were confirmed. iod covering the pest few It is said that they were placed. With committee consideration ot has definitely decided upon In order that eaeh well would the income m tes thus brought near­ of land for the proposed er President Coolidgo appealed for able to supply a district of two to athletic field. non-partisan support of the Alcllon In connection with thu three blocks in four directions. Two bill. He let it bo known that ho ment, Mr. Higgins streanu^gan be maintained from considered the-prospect for a sub­ proposition would b u ___ each* well with an average flow of the City Commission a t iU stantial .agreement on its provls ions as brighter and that ho believ­ over 500 gallons per minute; on Monday afternoon a n d __ ed credit for the bill if enacted, case the-U tter acts favors My The location of the eight wells should go to whomever votes for it, the m atter, a d option for the together with the capacity and the regardless of political affiliations. will be made out and sigm cost of each Is: The Democrats, however, contin­ once.•■ r,2| ued their attitude of indlfferenco t» Well number one at Third Street Just what site has been the Republican proposal for a com­ is not known, but Mr. H promise agreemeht fn committee City Planning Commission Makes and Sanford Avenue is 167 feet ed that he believed that II , deep and has a flow of 700 gallons Important Recommendations on the Income rates, Rep. Garner meet with favor from everyoneno Selection of 8ite. per minutft The cost was $465. of Texas, ranking Democrat on the said that he believed c ways and means committee, reit­ Well number two at Park Ave­ ell of the projects that At its regular meting held Fri­ erating thnt his party was united nue and Commercial Street is 205 submitted, it is by far the day night, the City Planning Com­ for the Democratic plan. feet deep and has a flow of approx­ sirable. Everything in the mission decided to submit to thu Republican leaders sought today nearness to the city end so to mend differences withtin the par City Commission u recommenda­ imately 700 gallons. The cost was ity had been considered, end ty on the question whether the ma­ tion to the effect that that body $553.33. process of elimination; jority members should write a sep­ should not consider any tract of lected is found to be the beet Well number three at Park Ave­ land of less than 50 acres as a situ arate bill to seek u compromise in The price of the property U nue and Secoud Street is 183 feet for the athletic field and that in se­ committee with tho Democrats. sonable. seid Mr. Higgins s *' deep and haq a flow of 800 gallons The question will bo taken up by lecting the site, the nearness to per minute. The cost was $470.50. should be no complaint in the steering committee today. Rep­ town and the accessibility to n Well number four at Palmetto section. Whether or not the resentative Longworth, Republican hard surfaeed road, should be tak­ Avenue and First Street Is 221 feet Commission will accept the r en into consideration. Tho recom­ floor leader/ hold his ground for u nnd has a flow of 600 gallons. The mendstlon, is of course not lc mendation was offered by E. A. compromise agreement despite the However, the duties of the ; cost was $566.50. Democratic attitude declaring the Douglass and was passed upon un­ Well number five at Elm Avenue bers of the Park Commission only hope of obtaining any immed­ animously by the other members. and Street is 168 feet and to carefully' consider this iate action on tax legislation on The recommendation will be sub­ has aFirst flow of 600 gallons. Tho cost and make a selection and ir ___ mitted to the commissioners nt the floor lay in a non-partisan mea­ as it was requested to do tide was $448.17.. their meeting Monday afternoon. sure worked out in committee. the City Commissioners, it is' Well number six at Fourth Street Another recommendation made Secretary Mellon renewed his Magnolia Avenue is 250 feet Ueved that the recomme: * ' corrcspondenco with Senator Cou by the commission waa that Park and has a flow of 60o gallons. The will have a Urge influence i zens, Republican, Alichigan, in d e­ Avenue from the south aide of Ful­ and decision as to the site ssleeted. cost was $753.50. ton Street be paved with pave­ fense of his recommendation for Those who are in a position Well number seven at Third ment 48 fet in width. The recom­ reductions in the surtax ratos to a know, bslieve that the project Street an4»0ak Avenie is 206 feet maximum of 25 per cent. The sec­ mendation also contained the clause deep and has a flow of 600 gallons be accepted ss recommended. T retary again-asked-Mr. Couzens if that thu parkway, .an. originally It .cost $500.50. point out-the feat-that this pn ‘ the present surtaxes had not im­ planned to be eliminated and not sition has long been hanging Well number eight nt Holly Ave­ considered. pelled him to invest largely in ta-: and Commercial Street is 160 and the people of this city ere get* exempt securities, but did not an­ Tho board also recommended that nue feet and has a flow of 700 gallons. ting anxious for some definite a swer tho Michiirun senator’s de­ thnt Sanford Avotiue from First Tho cost was 400. • tion to bo taken in the case. mand that ho disclose how much Street to tho Seminole Boulevard Just what effect the recommet tho Aiellon tax plan would reduce be paved with a pavement of the atlon of the City PUnning Cos width of 40 feet. the secretary's taxes. Four Are Killed When ■Ion will have on the City Coe In its revision of the indirect tax J. D. Hood, president of the Lake■loners end whether this n rate schedules, tho committee left front. Improvement Company, ap­ Auto and Train Meet mendstlon conflicts with the . . • 1 ■ ■■ .i a balance of about $17,000,000 peared before the Planning Com­ Commission’s recommendation, l l r T k * A n w I t lr S P r*a a ) which may yet bo cut off in these mission,-and asked that it reconi known. However the east mend that Hood Avenue bo paved RAVENNA, O., Jan. 26.—1Two not levies. is scheduled to be disposed of ( ns shown in his plan now on file. men and two women were instant­ ally at the Monday meeting a Motions before the committee to repeal the taxes on automobile He asked that it be paved with u ly killed here Saturday when a until the Status of the whole ph VI m.a.1 uuu iJurin and unu reduce miUCU six-inch rock baso with surface west bound Baltimore ond> Ohio osition will be up in the air, trucks and n|jaiu spare parts those on uutomobile uutoinoblle panat*nger earn treatment similar to the pavement flyer demolished their automobile speak. thoso in Rosewood Court. defeated. *?feated. a t grado crossing. The men were Serving on the Park Commit It was announced that at th e , identified as James North and An­ with Mr. Higgins were: George W* . Chairman Green of the commit*ce out. howov6r, that with meeting next Tuesday night many drew Nofeier through papers found Knight, H. B. Lewis, W. C. HOI ■ * u margin still remaining for nossi- niatterH of importance would be in their pockets. Arthur Yowcll. ble further cuts in the miscellanc- taken up among them being plans that nro now being curried out by ous tax rates, the committee might yet alter the tax on motor trucks several other similar bodies in sev­ and passenger curs as well ns raise eral cities in this state. tho exemption on theatre admis­ sions to 75 cents. , The tax repeuls and reductions Cross Continent Road voted today would become effective Is Nearing ComiAetion llr Th* Am m UIpS Preaa. ,1 E. E. Brady Candidate immediately on enuctmcnt of the AURORA, Ills., Jan. 25—8eal& | nieusure. n r T h * A ««u * la lr d I’ rra*. F o r Sheriff’s Office in a concrete block on the Other taxes repculed included SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.— those on hunting, bowie and dirk The Victory Highway, an unknown Elsewhere in this issue will be dumping grounds, police Sate knives, livery boots, hunting gar­ route between New York and San ments, yachts and motor boats, Francisco, will bo completed somo found the official announcement of found the heads of Mrs. Lena Qp-. carpets und rugs and valises, time this year, according to an an­ E. E. Brady of this city for the coin and her brother, Byron Shoup, urges and pocket books, portage nouncement by the California Stato office of Sheriff of Seminole county. missing for nearly a year and for With Mr. Brady's entrance into tho whoso murder tho woman’s hus- I ghting fixtures, funs and theatre Automobile Association. seating. Tuxes on nroduco ex­ The principal barrier, a detour race, there are now two candidates change sales nnd on bowling and that balked many tourists, was in in the field that have officially an­ band, Warren J. Lincoln, ecrcntria ] lawyer and horticulturist is in billiards were cut in half. Utah, and thu Utah high­ nounced. The committee agreed to cut by western Mr. Brady has been ■ resident of commission hus just signed this county for the past 20 yearn jail. one-half the tax on all jewelry way A new confession by Lincoln for the removul of this and during the war served as sher­ made chiefly of precious stones or contracts by the construction of the lost link that he killed both, although hn J metals und watches whose whole­ iff of Seminole for a four-year the Wendover cut-off, which will term. previously had said he kilted m sale price exceeds $50. Wutchcs in Prior to that he had servod ready,by the opening of tho of less vulue and other Jewelry will be years as city marshal of San- wife in self defense after she shot 1924 touriat season. The Utah- wo be tax free. and killed her brother, led tha way Ncvada-Califernia Highway Aeso- ord. ago when Seminole coun­ to clearing up much of the tong ] ciation arranged tho financing of ty Years s part of Orange county, mystery. Wendover cut-off, in coopera­ Mr.was Communist Plot was the Brady served as a deputy sher­ tion with the California Automo­ iff for three After days of contnqlktofV”' years under Sheriffs Unearthed in Berlin bile Association. Kirkwood and James H. statements only to end in Lincoln^; The cut-off is about 40 miles James He points with pride to his returning to hia original confe*-^ Bt T h r A w w la lr il I 'r r u . long, and 6.17 miles of it is a Vick. record ss sheriff of this county sion that he killed his wife when : BERLIN, Jan. 26.—An alleged difficult piece of construction cornmunist plot for the overthrow through a salt marsh. . Grading when during'the whole four years he saw her kill her brother and of the government was brought to of the marsh in preparation for he successfully held the office, it light Saturday in debato of finance the highway virtual!/is completed. was never necessary to shoot or in expected her to attack hint, t i » 1 commission of Wuerterburg par­ The organisations interested any manner injure a prisoner to wracked mind of the man tore out I liament, according to advises from raised $50,000 to assist the state of bring him under arrest. his story of the double murder ar4 Stuttgart. Large quantities of ex­ Utah, which also was able to pro­ disclosed what he had dona with plosives are said to have been cure substantial aid from the fed­ Indiana Fire Causes the bodies. seized. . eral government. The California Damage of $500,000 Just as he told of dismembering*] Automobile Association previously the bodies and sealing the head had logged the Victory Highway as (Hr Th* Au«lal(A I'rr**) Program for Band far east as Kunsos City with its up in a concrete block, tho poling CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 26. rushed to a dumping ground and | yellow-diamond markers. Concert Is Given —Fire' starting early Saturday in found the block, a chunk of con*; NEW PRESIDENT. the store of the Green Drug Com crete about 24 inches long, .19 If the wcuther permits, tho psny spread to the First National inches wide and 12 inches thick*' Illy Th* A motUIpU I’rrx l Sanford Band will give its week­ TAMPA, Jan. 26—Mujor F. L. Bank block and at 0 o’clock, six ly concert at the city park Sun­ Carr, field artillery, O. R. C., hours after it was discovered was When the police chipped off the day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. W. hardened plaster, the headsf has been named as president of the Here is the program that will newly still unchecked. Early estimates the two victims were bared. organized First Congression­ be rendered: district chapter of the Reser . of damage were ss high as $500,­ finding of the heads the authorities March: “II. M. B." by Peter al Officers’ Association of Florida. 000. Aid of Cinclnnsti snd Rich ■t last have evidence of killings J Buys. Aid and support in development mend, Ind., fire departments was Overture: “Oueen of Autumn” and which they sought for months tq execution of a military policy by Bigg*. requested. in tho United States which will pro­ find. ________ __________ _____ | ■ Song: “ Roses of Picardy” by vide adequate national defense is (iss Rose Gallagher, CRAZY 51AN RUNS AMUCK given as the object of the organiza­ WALTON SEEKS APPEAL retlon: “Robin Hood" by Dc- tion. Koven. (Uy Th* ^Muclaled I'rr**) B» Tfc* Am m U M Prraa) . Valso dc/Concert: “Southorn WASHINGTON, Jsn. 25—For- 1 CHICAGO. Jan. 26.—A crazed Roso*”4by Strauss. MARKETS man brandishing a dagger wound­ mer Governor Walton of Oklahoma,, Melodies0 from the “Rainbow ed three men one of them s po­ Saturday asked the Supra Girl” by Hirsch. CHICAGO, Jsn. 26.—Wheat: liceman and caused a panic early Court to advance a hearing of i Fox Trot: “I Lovo You" by May, 1.09 to 1-4; July. 1.07 1-8 to Saturday before a squad of police, peal from the decision of the F Archer. 1.07 1-4. / responding to a riot call: subdued oral District Court for We “Star Spungled Banner.” Com: May, 70 5-8 to 70 718. him after he had been shot twice Oklahoma which refused to Oats: May, 48 1-8 to 3-8, vena in and probably fatally wounded. to city '< K BOARD DESIRES ATHLETIC FIELD TO BE ACRES The D etails o f Lincoln’s Ghastly Are Revealed In H is C onfession Today * K f ! „... j * �~ l Ml AMUSEMENTS, SANFORD |,U»e state of Jalisco Torn to the d a a paces of The Herald day because Sanford’s opportunities are ahra; be found listed^ on ' AT THE MILANE. . Somebody-* wag. in all pro^a.in t* out to vet • laugh, cacxle or -ufT*w—defined a thoroughbred lope'ax one whoso ancestors never lollvcred milk, ice, coal, vegetables r banana*. , That Is the same definition given o two-legged a r is to c r a ts — bo It rove* .that the equine thoronghred must be the aristocrat of lo ries.1 The race horac and the jockey irure in the Georgo M. Cohan pluy, “tlLUa Johnny Jones,*’ which has been adapted for the screen and will play at the Mllaite theatre to­ day aa the feature attraction, with JohnnV Hines statring. In this Warner Brothers classic of. ,«the romance of---the--turf w ..v nscreen, v B % v .., a — ----r---------------Johnny Jones, the Ynnkec Jockey, is schedule^ to tide In the English Derby. Everybody bets on him, for ho has a reputation for always winningf. Suddenly, no is embroil­ ed in a plot, and charged with hav­ ing agreod to throw away the race Papers ore found on him to prove it. The perpetrator of the charge. Is an unscrupulous gambler with k horse of hla own entered, and who stops at nothing to get Johnny Jones out of the way. south- ks forces width attacked Salinn l have commenced a movement a i t Santa Lucrecia and have i reinforced between thle town Sanreronimo by’ additional p*. Tj»e combined forces will ek Ssnta Lucruda, an Import­ railway trunk line station yet ke hands of an Obregon girriunder the command of General * tiituatlon along tho Vera t Odxaca front continues unhAS, Tex., Jan. 26—An of* communication broadcast by .the radio station of the Dallns Haws last bight asserted that a envelopment movement had rraklUd in occupation of a numbea t towns straddling tho main linos OR Communication from Mexico S r a * 0 the north upd had resulted tp President Obregon ordering susmnslon of train scrvlco from Larcoo gkd El Paso, Texas, to Mexico WtjTs , « ’ . Fedorala Rout Rebels. . TAMPICO, Jan. 26—Federal forced engaged In driving rebel bands out of the oil district have token the town of Oxuluama in tho Eukateca region. E. Rebels yesterday took possession 9£ Liaares between Monetory and Cftfdad Victoria but a federal colsent from Monterey regained town. More than 50 revoluidea were killed In tho engage­ ment. . It Is expected that rail servlet owtwewn Tampico and Monetcry (Continued from page 1) announced, has become u member of Hus organisation, i » I P " ! 8 wa* A Ro®d attendance nt Fridny s meeting and much interc/t waa manifested In the several sub­ ject! that came up fur consldcra- E.H.D 0HENY wiu ue iicierrcu until Monday ul Which time Scpator Cnrnwuy, Deni ocrat, Arkansas, plans to call u; his resolution proposing rnncclln Mon of the Teapot Domu lease. Doc Hiller says: Kvery gnrdei THAT PRESSING NEED . aiahes and Btalaa SANFORD PAINT S f Open Shop for R sptirs oa All. Makes of C a n . , Moving Picture, Ford TRAM Kentuckians, Invited Age, Will Be Shown FEDERAL SURVEY Home to Bi^ Reunion at the Milane Theatre FLORIDA OYSTERS JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 26.—The FORD AGE, the "World's Great­ est Industrial Show, was presented Thursday night at the Milane thea­ tre. Through the elforts of E. Hig­ gins, the local Font dealer, this marvelous inotipn picture exhibit­ ion has been obtained Jor another showing tonight and will bu pre­ sented at the Milune. Romance, thrilki und marvelous Investigations Made Veteran of Civil War on Rubber Production Dies at Eustis Home SLUMP I1UY8 GI.AOK LAND. OKEKCHOHKE, .HTIT Bar.com Slemp, secretary to Presi­ dent CooYdge, has purchased n 100-acro Kvergludes farm along the shore of I.like Okeechobee, fac­ ing tho Conner's hignwuy, accord­ ing to un announcement made bv Mr. Conners. . ' , Welaka Bldg, WE DO NOT CONStbBR AlfT Jttfc D totE UNTIL TOlI ARB 8ATJ8PiBD. the hanks of a stronm. Thu story northern counties. Citrus trees in moves on to u little one story tho belt were not nlfected by tho in which tho first Ford car cold weather. The pluntlng of po­ building was built. Yoti nro treated to n tatoes, sowing tobacco seed, setting scene of Mr. Ford driving it. Then tomatoes in ' the central division, unfolds tho romatic story of how and shipping cnrlier planted truck they rolled out from that little continued from tho central nnd building, the car tliut put the world southern division, although low on wheels nnd built up un industry lands nrc too wet over most of the that proved u magnitude thut no Section, especially in the south, uV'*‘u,.> BOWVWII/ III M IC B UUMI, nmn can comprehend. where some local darnagu wns done oneManager Walker stated to the to truck. Citrus trees are in good | press representative that record condition; complnntn of fruit drop­ lAttendance has greeted thi% enter­ ping Is reported from some locali­ tainment everywhere it has been ties; ditrus movement waa compar- shown. The FORI) AGE i s run (n con­ nection with the regular program­ me which will bo '‘Little Johnnie Jones’’ with Johnny Hines, n spec­ ial orchestra, also Round 7 F ight­ ing This array of features tho week; some low binds were too will (Rood, airord one of the greatest pro­ wet. As a whole, however, tho grammes ollercd the locul weather was fuvorablo for truck, amusementever lover for sometime. strawberries, aiyd citrus trees. Tho Manager Walker, who is in tho shipment of berries nnd truck gen­ curries n complete lighting erally continued with slight nbuto- city picture machines for ment. Groves are in good condi­ plant, motion also snowing und is exhib­ tion, but fruit is dropping to sonic taking this picture in every town in extent;'shipping continues moder­ iting Florida. ' ate. Pastures show improvement. MIAMI, Jon. 25.—Alfred •Keyes, government expert, who has been at work for the last 30 days at Chapman Field, is expected to make a report of his investigations us to tho possibllitiou of rubber produc­ tion in Mouth Florida. Mr. Keyes has had extensive experience In the growing of rubber in commercial quantities, it is said, and his find­ ings in this section irf that con­ nection are looked forwiird to with n great deal of interest by the large number of persons who have for mahy years believed there are great possibilities for rubber pro­ duction in Florida. STORE PflO N E 148 Weather and Crop Over in Japan they don’t waste’ tiino catching criminals. This picture shows how police and citiseps trapped the man who is alleged to have tried to kill the Prince Rcqcnt. Arrows point to the prisoner. Review No. 1 points to hln head, and No. 2 to hit back. Fat chance fo> that lad to escape! » The weather during the week was mostly overcast with rain on three to five days in some locali­ ties, weekly totals exceeding two inches over a wide area, Jackson­ ville having a total of more than three inches and Pensacola in ex­ rest of four inches. The amount? diminished in the central and south­ ern counties, where, however, the lack of sunshine was general. nseasonably warm weather ng tho forepart of the week followed hy a cold wave on the lost day, resulting in freexing tem'crature and below over the exrema northern portion of the Seetioii, with minima in the 20’s in tho western division; the tempera tyre wns in tho 30’s over the upper central counties, but the sky wai overcoat. ~ Tho overcast, showery conditions and mostly moderate temperature were beneficial to such crops ns were damaged by tho low tem­ perature during the forepart of the month, namely, oats, rye, truck; * BOLD ONLY BY . ‘ _EUSTIS, Jan. 25.—Dr. Albert Fahnestock ia dead here. Hu was born qt Pittsburgh, Pa., 8U years ago, nnd came to Eustis during the early day t>uf the town. He left here, however, after the freeze of lap's and returned three years ugo. During his absence he prac­ ticed dentistry in Chicago. Dr. Fahnestock, who is survived by his widow uml two daughters, was a veteran of the civil war, having been promoted from n second lieu­ tenancy to the captaincy of Co. C., lU.'Ird Pennsylvania Volunteer In­ fantry. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. — (Sjlccl: j ‘.'—Senator l^ark !Tram­ mell Thursday introduced . in the Senate a bill providing for the government (o make n survey of the natural oyster beds in the wa­ ters within the state of Florida, such survey to be made by tho, bureau of fisheries and n complete report made on the subject. Sena­ tor Trammell's bill piovldcs for rn appropriation of $21,000, and is worded substantially, os fol­ lows: The secretary of commerce is ‘di­ rected to have made n survey, of the natural oyster beds and bar­ ren bottoms contiguous thereto, in waters within the state of Flor­ ida, and to make nnd publish a re­ port of the results of such syrvey. That for such purpose the coast aud geodetic survey nnd the bu­ reau of fisheries, are directed to expend under the direction of the secretary of commerce, the sum of $25,000, which sum is appro­ priated for Jhe purpose of the sur­ vey. , : , . ;; l‘ TH E TROUBLE OF % C O FFE E M A K IN G -(/6 f ' r. . ; • ' • ‘ j 8,000 former Kentuckians now residing in Florida a n Invited to return to their home state for a home-coming in Louisville, during the week of June lB/acconling to a letter received by'the Jackson­ ville Journal. Fivo thousand work­ ers already are engaged on ir? WASHING—STORING—REPAIRING before t starts* givingjUm Teeth bus that I couldn’t look oner my house­ work, tmt he Is now so a t h r M you'd hardly know him," writes Mrs. J. H. Warblnftoa, 111 fiuaaet Avai Atlanta, Oa. "He was colicky and eoaatlpated and. was constantly eryint Us If to pain. I gave him a doe* of Teetklaa •vary night sad he now laughs, crawls around and plays alt th« time. Sanford Avebue and Sdcond Street X haver knew whan ha was eutllag hla teeth till they were through," Colic Wr often the result of over­ loading ashy's etomaeh with too much food. Teethlna relieves this condition and Induces rest sad guleU 8m iM aBaBB” BBBB.BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl nees at alghL Taathlna Is sold b r a il drugg'ata. or send Sfo to the Moffett Labora­ w g g g g R g a a n B a a a g g a a g a g g g g g a p g u u g a a g a a a a a jM ia a tories, Colunreua, Oa., for a paekago and a free booklet about babies. . ILAN SOMETHING NEW THE CITY SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESSES TO KEEP PACE WITH T H E LARGER CITIES. THEATRE Warner liras. Classic of tho Screen George M. Cohan’s , with JOHNNY HINES and r SPECIAL ORCHESTRA Comedy, Round G of ' "Fighting Blood" Aliia Fox News Prices 25 and 60 cents Matinee 10 and 25 cents Next Week Fox 20th Annivcr sary Week. /5 Wa d e 7 :J U S T D I^B O L V i: A N D D R I N K IT. , A C R t A T CONVE NI E NCE AND OH. S O COOD !cAskyour M i You can now h$vve your .Battery charged in 8 hours by the new coftstant potential method. J emima. Purt Jott'W hui FLOUR KIILS;TheWEED5 MULCHES SOIL PLAIN or SEJP RISING Foot of 1st Street Phone 480-J IN ONE OPERATION BARKER S'cMr—tlTtiu bl«lM k'MI. f<nW*itaa«tutih« >*‘.tro.a4 WklMiixtltitnlipOtUii MMMBMaWMchvIS,nwt| •<"*»«• IateaIaval, aalUararalalalac aanlata, lai.a.i-r n|. SUbt Cm IIRIDGF WORK l)RGUN. FORT PIKRCR. Jan. 25—Within the n e x t lew weeks w ork on th e Indian river bridge nt Jensen, con­ necting with the mainland with th o peninsula, will ho well under way. W ork nlreuily ,har, been started. Croosotcd piling and a pile driver have been placed in readiness f «r use ayd quarters f o r workmen have been constructed. Plant Truck Crops Early I W . " CVt, tuanara. A h r , tan a -i ll iM Aa Baaaaad Sattc, • a l taaa l . a a a , a l t . Iwaa. Mat l a a lia .ih : a t a a a b a a a l i ^ a a a t ta ltl.ttla i. laraaar.ln.. A Get high prices on early marke or three weeks sooner. This mea less risk because you can have yo fore the late rains. M H u l M u U h a p . ! , , MX Ocaiaia. U a * a a J m i I a e w M a Umi aan. Canco Smudge Pots eliminate which has caused you to sell with’ the crowd ok take big chances. 100 of thfise heaters to an acre bring full protec­ protec tion against cold snaps, raising the temperature above 9 ___ „ - are easy to,operate, simple in construction, easily stored and with proper care last for years. $5- an acre buys this frost protection. Oil is easily obtained at low cost. to*U t iW»d**l; Did you ever notice that often you need u certain thing or a certain person at a certain time? . The need h urgent, press­ ing and must be met at ouce if you would accom­ plish the end you have in view. Whenever you find your­ self up aguinst such n sit­ uation, do not fret and scold 'and complain—for there nrc ways provided to meet just such emergencies—they arc Herald WANT ADS. • Tl\o qegt time yovj need extra help quick; you muit Have ex part assistance at onco—or you must immedi­ ately sell something you have. ’ Try the service of Herald WANT ADS and bo con­ vinced. To reach all the people effectively — loavo your Want Ad at The Herald Of­ fice. Rhone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 -i t Vhe greatest breakfast ever eaten was a big stack qfgolden broumpancakes made with Consider your past experience. What would you have made if you could have saved your crop those years when vegetables were hard to get at any price? Add to that the better prices, year after year, that you p a l l e t ' e rc* lzc< ,ia<* >’ou 30,41 y°ur fruit oh the eafly .. 1*RBrc» is. absolute proof of the extra prof­ its that y-inro Smudge Pots can make for you.' lic rto n : Fill i, to a“ , 3 it! P ’ ),0U u n d tr " ° * • •klener I D U N E D IN J t.S ix c : Former Senator Frank Kellogg, now ambassador tu Great Britain from the United States, is ,-hown here at Ills desk in London. Hc'nxm the job, folks! % v lu a t o d d w a te r a n d Mach Dunadia,' Fieri cook , I q an acre gtv# full itsctlun. Coat ubouc per acre. h*ve. FL O R ID A Distributors for American Can Comoany Toledo, Ohio* 4ixn«d �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. JANUARY M , 1924 COLUMN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. monthly business meeting •Church aervifcaa for Sunday, Jah. At the morning preaching Sun i Welfare Oqpartfitnt eras Mr. Brownleo will preach on 27th. 1924: m Wednesday; Jan. 11. a t 8 p. day, Subject: “Truth." “The and the Pearl.” At at the club house. K m ,entire night Treasure •Church service, 11 a. m. Bishop.E. G. Richardson of _ given over tsnmporta of Atlanta wfll preach. It is hoped Sunday School. 10 a. m. various committees,fj1*e Edu- that good congregations may fee Woman’s Club building, Oak ' committee' has m order- present a t both services. Avenue. new desks far tbfjBomestic All are welcome. Sunday services a* follows: room a t .'School, 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. With Patton's Sun i sum of 9U7.60 oeing spent for 11 a. m. Preaching service. B. Y. P. U. ’ Proof Paint. It has 7 equipment. Around the World in ’«n Hour! ? n. m. Junior C. E. proven able to with* The Social Service committee of Don’t mi** this interesting pro­ 2:30 p. m. Intermediate C. E. stand our local clima­ . J m Welfare Department la invesb:30 p. m. Intermediate C. E. gram for Sunday evening, Jan. 27, tic conditions for the r tlgating the violation of the Sun6:30 p. m, Senor C. E. a t 0:30 o'clock. L day closing law; conditions of the 7:30 p. m. Preaching service. The program for the evening, a past 50 years. The Session will meet a t the close missionary one, “Look on th" jail, etc. of each preaching service for the . The Hospital committee repotted vcy, will be presented in a unique (replans for a big charity ball to be reception" of members given for the benefit of the Fer- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ntnnner. nald-Laughton Hospital. The program is as follows: W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. This department expects to take Introduction by Mr. Tom Dick­ Rev. J. F. Bell, the presiding H. A. HALVERSON. Prop., the recent picture of the club elder, erson. will preach at the morning house which will be coyprighted service. One of the Connectionnl RHONE -------------------------------------------------------30.1' Cina and Jnpnn given by Miss by the club and help sell the pic­ men of the M. E. Church, who is Eltnn Lee .lowers. tures for the benefit of the build­ attending the conference here, will Africa and Italy given by Mr. ing fund. preach at night. He will be front Willard Luntley. Mexico and Brazil discussed by Mrs. E. M. Galloway has re- the north nnd n mnn of force and Prof. It. F. Cooper. ■eently been appointed as chairmnn power. OR.C.HuM'rca ♦'Omfc Qunrterly Conference will tof tnc House committee for the beThe Argentina and Chili discussed held nt 3 o’clock in the nfter>chib and in order to raise m'oncy noon. Wc wont it full attendance by Miss Adele Rii.cJ. for the various articles still need­ New Fields in Europe given by > Home Electric Light and Water Plants the official members. ed to complete the equipment of ofThe Miss Lucille Echols. Epworth leagues will me<*t Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners the new dub house, has. made LirrcUtJ Vocal selection r>y a trio. 6:30 o'clock. Dr. Cnrpenter will fBMtV ■f; plana with her committee td give nt Plumbing. Steam and Gas .Fitting, Well Drilling ~ Mountain School* given by Mr. an account of the recent meet­ £ a dinner dance Feb. 7, 1924,' at 8 give Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, Paul Bailey. ing of Epworth League presidents p. m. Admission 91.25. Church Building given by Miss Irrigation Outfits ■ which was held in Meridian, Miss. The dinner will be served at in­ Bonnie Mae Kinlaw. Sanford, Fla. ' | dividual tables accommodating two CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The Foreigners discussed by Mr. Temporary' Address couplea each and reservations may To our members und friends: Do Burke Steele. bo made with Mrs. Howard Over- not forget that we need your pres­ Indians nnd Negroes discussed J033 W. FIRST ST.----------------— -------- TELEPHONE GOI-W * Iln, phone 9082. ence nt the services of the Church by Miss Tressie McRae. This will be one of the most at- tomorrow, to help in carrying fo r­ Culm nnd Cnnnl oZne by Mr. Tom ■ . tractive social features of the club ward our Master’s work. Come Brothcrson. year for not only will the commit­ early to the Bible School nml re ­ Evangelism given by Mr. Jack 5LCOUO FLOOD. P L AO tee provide excellent music but main to the morning preaching ser­ llolthouse. Pt.AU FlEAT FI STMT*'*''* has arranged one hour of old- vice. The pastor will have a mess­ The Sun never sets in Southern j fashioned dances, such as the Vir­ age, vital to the great work. Re­ . Baptist Mission Stations. Come ginia Reel, etc. Also during the member the Christian Endeavor at ‘ with us nnd vist these various in­ Office of R. C. HUNTER & BRO. Architects evening there will be several fea­ 0:45 p. m. *At night there will !»•• teresting fields. You are always (House A-108) ture dances with appropriate fa­ welcome at B. Y. I’. U. vors. .Severn, oi incite It.aiu rc, pictures as well ns an earnest g..sA HOUSE THAT IS STRICTLY NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL vors. Several of these feature dance will he entirely new and Ptcl r T ' Strangers and trapIn the little house herewith illustrated, the architects have carried out the true New England FIRST IIAITIST CHURCH. will give added zest to the alngu ' B,cnt9 nro urswl to won,h,p wi,b Colonial style in every feature. us. Sunday School 9:30 n. in. Note the delicate detail of the porches and Cornices, the broad, low second floor windows of the fariy ittractive program. Morning worship and sermon IIOLY CROSS CHURCH 11 a. ni. Subject, Death and Some front and lnrge central chimney. Church services for the third Lessons Taught by Death. The State Board of the F. F. The walls are wide siding nnd the roof is shingle. From the entrnneo porch one passes into u small vestibule hull, with the living room on one W. C. will hold its first regular Sunday after Epiphany for Holy H. Y. P. Uuions 0:30 p. m. • meeting under the presidency of Cross, will be: side nnd the dining room opposite. Evening worship nnd sermon I * Mrs. W. F. Blackman in Jackson­ 9:45 a. m. Sunday School in the 7:30. This service will be intro­ The kitchen is in the rear nnd Is laid out for convenience. A dining alcove is provided. ville, Jan. 29 and 30, with the High School, Pulmetto Avenue. On the second floor one finds three nice bedrooms nnd a bath, while a generous attic is also pro­ duced by n baptismal service. 11:00 n. m. Church Service in MiSpringfield Improvement Club as Subject of prelude, George vided hostess. This meeting will b< of lane Theatre. ■ The cellar extends under the entire houso nnd here Is the laundry, heater nnd coni spaces and such. Special music this Sunday will; " uMhinKton. Subject of evening unusual interest as the policit s of Cost about $6,600. * Mesdnmes Leak Leak and and Ta-I ; err"on, The Judgment and Its the new administration will be be •lent duet Mesdames Complete working plans nnd specifications of this-house may be obtained for u nominal sum Lessons. af the new administration will be kneh. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ from the Building Editor. Refer to House A-108. of unusual interest s the policies Sunday will mark the two- ning 7:30. fully outlined. It is rumored that month date of the burning und de­ A very hearty invitation ex­ educational and the cultural side struction of Holy Cross Church tended to visitors in the city. The of club work will be given a very nnd other buildings. We are putting: forth our best efforts to First Baptist Church is always prominent place. happy to have her friends worship | Being merely human we have never been # iv * * i» » - * * •« ■ m i if m .’ . . . . . . . - — -------------- Sanford Paint & W all Paper Co. H oolehan-C olem an Company SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! At a meeting of the House com­ of the woman question but in tru th , W*th her. mittee of the Woman's Club, Mrs. he was interested in the larger ALL SOULS CHURCH. A. M. Phillips was made assistant spiritual truth of the equality of Tomorrow is the third Sunday house’chairman and will have the sexes. The intense interest charge of all rentals in future. shown In the reading proved th a t'a fte r Epiphany, The duties of the committee have the age old question still stands. | Sunday School nt 9 n. m. Among other important matters I-ow Mass at 10:30 n. m. been divided and in this way the work Will not become irksome, but of business which came up at thin ■ Sermon: “Sin and Punishment" a pleasure. The "rounds will be meeting was the matter of rais- founded on the day’s gospel. Benediction of the Blessed Snbeautified, and some necessary in­ ing money for the building fund. side furnishings added ut once to Mrs. Martin’s suggestion that each em inent n fter Mass. MasiM dpring. wye member he responsible for ^10 4 * 9L.8 a. m. | make more rentable. Public welcome to services. T te jWomun’s . Qlub building Is was' adopTeJ^ by the* department. a most desirable place for those wishing to entertain, either in a small or large way. There is a large auditorium, ns well ns a small sun-parlor, which cun he rented for reasonable prices, with all the furnishings necessary for • giving a card party, luncheon, or reception. The new dishes have arrived; so with dainty enrd table covers, luncheon cloths und nap­ kins,, nice silver, card tables u* plenty, the assistance of a maid, It is little trouble to now enter­ II. SANDS 8ELLECK tain In this lovely new home. Call Mrs. A. M. Phillips, phone Manager Mill and Cabinet Work Department 308-W and she will be glud to uote rates, for either night or We make anything that's made of wood. Store and Bank ay parties, nnd the house commit­ tee will render any assistance Fixtures, Special design*. Desks, etc., Lawn Sets, Porch needed. Swings,'Pergolas, Colo nudes. Book Cases, nnd Cabinets of all descriptions. Stair work in all its branches. Breakfast ruom Mrs. W. M. Scott, chairman of ret*. Special attention given to designing and making Interior finance recently cnllcd the finance committee together nnd with the Cabinet Work for fine Immca. If you desire work artistically chairman of the departments made beautiful und urchitccluuliy correct, see us. plans for the financing of the new club house. i SOME OF OUlt RECENT SAMPLES OF WORK It was decided to divide the dub membership into 20 teams, with a Ticket Itoeth, Milane Theatre; Bank Fixtures, Sanford l.oun captain for each team nnd nine A Savings Co.; Puncl Work, (ieo. Speer A Son Store. members. Each team to have for an objective the raising of $100.00 Mutrhing out of town made Fixtures. Our work is guaranteed. for the building fund. i Sanford Novelty WORKS 3 Mrs. Thomn* G. Winter, presi­ dent of the Gcnerul Federation of Woman’s Club* i* urging the club women to familarize themselves with the notable work of the Am­ erican Peace Awurd committee; namely the offer of Mr. Edward Uok of n prize of $100,000 for the best and most practicable plan for securing world peace. The Her­ ald has been printing the ballot Jor your vote. Won’t you pleasu cut it out und send your vote to the Amerfcun Peace Awurd com*inittpc, 342 Madison Avenue, New York City. ■ Edwin Markham will live nt Rollins College during the month of February and give a course of lectures on “Thu Great Pucts und Poems of Modern Times." Mr. Markham is generally regarded a* the leading American poet. He will give u series of lectures ut the Woman's Club on the above stated subject und prices nnd tick­ ets may be secured from the Dean of Rollins College ut u very nominal sum. The Literature Department en­ joyed a very pleasant hour on Wednesday afternoon with Ibsen’s “ A DoH’a House." Mra. S. O. Shinhojser was the lender for the afternoon and gave a short history of the’ play, and n resume of the first act which hud been read ut a previous meeting. The readers wares Huliner Trovnld, Mrs. Morton Thigpen. Nora Trovnld, Mrs. M. Marti*! v Dr. Rank, Miss Ida M. Gray. Mrs, Linde, Mrs. S. P. Arring­ ton. Nils Krogstad, Mrs. Alfred Lilja. Annie, Mrs. G. B. McKay. This play when first produced in 1879 raised a storm of protest all over the literary world; for this and other plays from his pen, Ib­ sen. was judged to be a champion ARTISTICALLY render the builder a complete service. quite able to reaclt the very desirable degree of perfection outlined at the left. BEAUTIFUL Frank Lossing However, our work is of such a uniformly BUILDING CONTRACTOR high quality that w e do not find it necessary to ARCHITECTUALLY CORRECT call attention to any particular job ns a sample i 'B ut'm erely ihvite you to inspect any or all of 595-R Rhone them. THE CHARM OF Ycu may find one or two of our customers somewhat dissatisfied, but we will guarantee this, thut the work and material in every ease is better MECHANICALLY BEAUTIFUL than called for in the specifications and contract. \ As Mr. Post says "There’s a reason." ELECTRICAL FIXTURES t Before you spend your hard earned money, PERFECT do some thorough investigating as to the ability and reliability of your builder. P R ICE CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Is felt by everyone enter­ ing your home Our stock is complete 810 W. FIRST St. J . M . G illo n "Ccmplele Electrical Service” - _ ■ .■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .■ .■ ■ la iiiiiiililliiis illllll B B B B B n B B n B B a a B x a a iiK a u u B a H B flB B B B n B B B n B B fla B M B a n a M iJ /'J ttA I H L I M E Y ouy Pavem ents t will last longest and cost the LEAST PER SQUARE YARD PER YEAR OF SERVICE if they are built of vitri­ fied paving brick. Brick pavements tend to keep taxes ddwn because they cost so little for annual maintenance. CEMENT BRICK LUMBER ROOFING SO IT WILL STAY FIXED ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE ITEMS WE CARRY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TO THE BUILDER. 1 ^ TTEI! H0W SERIOUS YOUR PLUMBING mastering^them. NATIONAL PAVING DR1CK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION E nginm . HuiUlin* Cltvclinj, Ohio Artesian Wells VITRIFIED Hill Lumber Company HOUSE OF SERVICE, QUALITY, PRICE PAVEMENTS—OUTLAST THE BONDS ARE FULLY CA,'ABLE ° F PHONE 135 1 ,ir l,n engines, pumps nnd spray carts. 1MAHONEY-WALKERCO. ■ INCORPORATED Will he in Kent llWK, Commerclnl Street nfter F eb . !•> �xa . u#» » ■ / . ' n i l • • !*•: Yr ’ 4 ■ fV THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. fATORDAY, J ANITA * i2 !r? H I ■ ■ . dealer the coupon below with 9c and get a and tomorrow only for i The I h M Satoi G om am nl, through the Intern*] Rereaee Department' • 6c M m i r |«cliA|«ol twtiljr ci|inllM u c t Uth m I b /tb c Reveaoe Stamp. we want to try .Lucky Strike 7b men who have not y e t tried Lucky Strike 7o men who already Mtnoke Lucky Strike This is not philanthropy, just business. W e want you, too, to get this tax frpe, You are introduced to a cigarette today package, maybe to pass it on to a friend who which sooner or later you’re bound to try. doesn’t yet know the pleasure you know. This merely hastens that happy time. Tear Let him enjoy Lucky Strike as you da' off the coupon now. Tell him to try one package and then see W e have found that 889^ of the men who if he agrees with you and millions of others try Lucky Strike immediately adopt them. that there’s no cigarette with such char­ So to introduce you to Lucky Strike wo acteristic superiority: can well afford to mako this" special offer Tell him why y o u prefer Lucky Strike. of paying* the 6d GhVettlfnatlf tax* today Tell him that the extra 45 imihutes of toast­ ourselves. ing insures a flavor that never varies. He’ll No words can do justice to the Toasted find, as you have, that this is a cigarette Process in Lucky Strike. It takes us an which can be continuously enjoyed. The extra 45 minutes to toast tho flavor in, but flavor never varies. it takes you only a moment to try the flavor Some one introduced y o u to your flr§t out—the test of the toasting is the tasting. Lucky Strike and you recall it as a lucky Smoke this package tax. free—you’ll get discovery. So pass the good word along. acquainted with a cigarette so balanced in Give some friend the same opportunity. the blend, so mild in the flavor, so smooth Tear out the coupon now. in the smoking and so fragrant with the /) Guaranteed by sealed-in-virtues of the toasted process, that you’ll change to this brand that never changes—and you’ll never change again. * Change to the Brand that Never Changes GOOD for K l / f one package of 20 ***£&? LUCKY. STRIKE C i g a r e t t e * — 'T A X F R E E GOOD O N L Y JAN. 26 AND 27 The Quality of Lucky Strike That this wonderful cigarette may reach you in. Per­ fect condition, no expense or trouble is spared by the manufacturer. Notice that each package t Individually wrapped in glassine paper to protect its fragrance for you, until you yourself epen it. If you live out of town or if for any reason whatsoever you ennnot conveniently redeem this coupon through your retail dealer, simply mail it to us with 9c in stamps for the cigarettes, tax feer, and your name and address plainly written. W c will forward you fax freo a package of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The American Tobacco Co., Inc., I l l Fifth Avenue, New York City. To r.tutl Tobiwra D.tJtu: TU» coupon i»u.t b« r*d*.tn»J by you Ititaogh ytx.f wtiWn an* « t l lieu .V)** dm*. Rnltmptlon wilt t* a*.!* on'.* Iioci J.itrti tt*n Lilly in U.o huunurol «*U. log Ulj W*iO!iV, IlnpUil ll,3» CIUUOMA Tii. nanbu u J£ocncM71 uconihu. M drnnulimit*.! 10 tb» mister ol jutteftr el tettiy StdkoCi£*t*tt.* i « ponluwdfnua Jobter ler this t e r fn r f 1- " “« I �fm . V*c\ 5R' >' : - ? / Dally HeraM Doed the Truth Hurt? TH* SANFORD DAILY HRRALD, SATURDAY,.JANUARY M, 1*24 As Brisbane Sees It IT’S GOING TO BE HA R D TRAVELING TOM SIMS i .Girl drew a pistol and robbed , The cry is often heard that newspapers devote too much The Wise British. h t 1m H m ll Spokane man. Since when did th„ l**lfrt. riifM a. apace to crime. Some maintain the columns arc filled with FrankHn’a Religion. have to use pistols? ~ _ Second CI m i M a t te r. Oe Two Sides of Ike World. stories of murder, rape and plunder. Such matter is h eld , . . . 1911. a t t h e P o e to ffle * a t Great Britain is a commercial Gabriel’* Bookkeeping. ' f l o r i d * , u n d e r a c t o f M arch by them to be injurious to the reading public and to reflect. country.. She should use her thick C o p y rig h t. 19S3 a spirit of sensationalism on the part of the newspaper. I fog3 for -stuffing mattresses. These people would make a Christian Science Monitor; com k DRA9, V lf f r m M n l o f every piper. They would print nothing which tends t o ‘ THE BRITISH are maatcra of HO m o tr a lm a . Londonw sculptors might t,, wise compromise. Since the days reveal the character of a crook, disclose the secret mani­ of taking tho thickest of the fog Cromwell and Charles the First, ia tttn e pulations of wire-tappers, or show-up the insidious practices they have refrained from cutting carving statues on it. a trm c a im o K m t m i o f grafting politicians. They would confine their ncwB arti­ off anybody’s head. They believe T oot ____ I7.no. S ix M on th * tl . 1 0 If London fog gets thicker th« rod la Cltr by Carrier par cles to business, real estate transactions, science and inven­ in government without ax or dyna­ may nddress post cards in raise?! lie. Weeky Edition M Per tion, and perhaps forergn relations, after the dusty edges mite bomb. letters for the postmen. w Labor outvotes Conservatism, had been polished off. They would curb the utility of the the Conservatives step out and ___ JU L NOTICE* A ll o b itu a ry By adding flavoring to thj thick Labor steps in. c a r d * of th a n k * , r e s o l u t i o n s Press to one-half its potentiality. The King nt heart, of course, as London fogs they could out U ___o t e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e n o t Idea The real value of a newspaper lies in its power to bring e* are made, will be charged Conservative as one of the OOOtubes nnd sell for tooth paste. at r*sular advertising rate*. about changes in morals, religion and politics and, in truth, yesr-old turtles o ntho Galapagos Perhaps, in London hnrlicr shorn T H E A n n o C I A T E II P R R M everything which hns to do with individual and governmental Islands, sends for Ramsay Mnc_ A a a o c la trd P r e s * I* excliia- conduct, changes which will produce an enlightening effect Donlad, typical intelligent Brit­ they just spread a little thick • n t l t l e d to t h e u s e t o r re p u b on for shaving lather. ish worker, and makes him Prime Ion o f all n e w * d i s p a t c h e s upon humanity, and perhaps elevate it to a higher jdanc. Minister of the British Empire. Ited t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e It would be getting too foolish te d In th l* p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e This in the task which every editor, worthy o f the name, sets n ew * p u b lish e d h e re i n . All him self to. The accomplishment of this task should be the MACDONALD ALSO displays to eny London fogs are so heavy t* o f r e - p u b i l e a t l e n o f sp e c ia l , they can’t see the French plans. the British give-and-take idea of tc h e s h e re in a r e a l s o re s e rv e d . goal which motivates his every decision. government. lie doesn’t say, The existence of crime is a well known fact, because we "Tremble, vile King, for We arc in ! Everything is being made in ficr. TURDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 see accounts of it every day in the papers. Such accounts power. Your head shall roll be­ | many ngain. She is working on two now revolts now. UB THOUGHT FOR TOIlAY spur public officials to greater efforts in the execution of their neath the guillotine blades.” On the contrary he kisses the AR, O ISRAEL: the Lord duty. The printed news of robberies causes talk on the King’s hand ns nicely nnd respect­ Italy has mobilized 10,000 more God la one Lord.—Deulcron* streets which is soon to reneh the ears of the pdlice chief. fully ns Palmerstone or Disraeli men. Perhaps instead of red tape they use spaghetti in Italy. He knows thnt the people want speedy apprehension of guilty would have done. 0 :4. The British have a real democ­ parties, and any failure on his part to do so will make itself Claim the Garden of Eden has racy nnd it works well. A BALLAD OF TREES. felt at the next election. been found in Mongolia. lr so, tha* (By Sidney Lanier.) On the other hand suppose the news of robberies nnd tho ia everybody’s home town. CLERGYMEN SEEKING to im­ the wood* my Master went, like were withheld. Few would know of the existence of prove the Christian religion nre in­ -|j forspent, forspent, Fourteen countries nre n^kinthe woods my Master came, crime. Only those affected, perhaps only the perpetrators vited by Frederick I-andis to con­ America for loans. Think Unde sider Benjamin Frunklin’s reply to pent with love and shame, Sam ia their rich uncle. the olives they were not blind and their victims. It would not he long before public offi­ ihe Prc'ident of Yale College, who cials would sit back in their swivel chairs in a self-satisfied asked his views on a religious dis­ to Him, Mexico ia hnving Lull fight* little frey leaves were kind to complaisance which would leave the gates open to corruption cussion then raging: ngnln. American pedestrians know “As to Jesus of Nnzateth, I Him, how a matador feels. have with most of the present dis­ thorn-tree had a mind to Him and disorder. The publicity of facts, no matter how sordid, will always senters of England, some doubts n into the woods lie came. Trnin robber fought a Wynmin* cause a house-cleaning, and it may be said for newspapers as to His Divinity; though it is a prison fire flve hours. Luckily, ho of thq woods my Master went, that publicity never hurt anyone who has kept his i’ecords question I don’t dogmntizc upon, was in when it started. never hnving studied it, and think He,was well content, of the woods my Master came, straight. Because the story says that one druggist is boot­ it needless to busy myself with It legging, it is no reflection on other druggists who are con­ now, when I expect soon the op­ Chicago girl tried to get a job n* tent with death and shame, n detective, perhaps because she death and shame would woo ducting their businesses in n lawful manner. Just because portunity of knowing the truth was a good looker. less trouble. Him last one preacher fails to live up to his preaching and gets his with “I see no hnrm. however, in its under the trees they drew name in the paper, one should not assume that all preachers being believed, if that belief has Him lest: on a tree they slew Him — are of no account. Only those who.have something to hide the good consequences, ns probably it has, of making His doctrines last should object to publicity. A SATURDAY EVENING SERMON ■ more respected nnd more observ-1 •n out of the woods lie came. Good newspapers publish the news, w hile'it is hot, nnd ■ BY CHARLES BROWN, D. D. ed." -o-------I the hotter the better, nnd they publish it not only to their In ther past year Wild Cat Promoters Do it for Sanford I -o advantage hut also to that of the community. Any news­ MR. LANDIS says: "If Frank­ "We have in the Bible a book ami trustful in hiding their heads and Bucketeers stole several hundred B MacDonald of the Labor Party, paper that "blue-pencils" news because it is colored with lin, the wiscstcAmcricnn that ever micr of England! Why not some of life’s unpleasantness or reflects the slips or unethical Iived, couId s peak , h e "would tell that refuses to be ignored. On the .in the nnml while their sentiment. 8 i both sides among the quarrelingjbasin of its wide currency alone, if;go marching on, the dny of rcck-^J m i l l i o n s O f ( h e pC O pIC *S S R V in$£3e pera for president? ig , which is forever on the way, ■ activities of a political "Big Gun," is failing in the first fun­ clergymen to quit fighting each q had nu other and worthier claim !oning -o-------Some planes ore going out for damental of journalism. It is withholding from the sub­ other and help humanity.” ■ to distinction, it challenges the a t- :would soon show us that tho cause ■ ter baseball. Why not a little scribers that for which they pay nnd it is sacrificing its power tention of every man who can read, of truth and righteousness which _ i ON ONE newspaper’s page you ter baseball for Sanford? Deposit and leave your money in a ■ For centuries it has been "the host' we were supposed to defend had l« for doing good. read in the first column this: ------ i— o-------■ ■ “Pirates seize n ship nml kill the seller.’ When a hundred thousand | Rune down at the very point in ■ savings account in this bank. Tho property turnover In Ml* ■ captain. Nineteen passengers nre copie 1 reminds one of the recent of a popular novel heve shamefuli defeat. \ e shall know tile ■ W hat’s Wrong With Florida Distribution? kidnaped.” That's in Chinn, where >pics ■ ■ncse earthquake. 1 , , .. . itrntli, the Master said, und th e ; been ■ ,<cn sold, the story is regarded siian make you free.’ To nli there is onu kind of civilization. ■ a success. If the sales reach threaithusu who are templed to nny sort Three columns over you read thnt The Boy Scout slogan is "Do n When the time comes for m aking in­ ■ There is no plnce in the country growing more nnd finer Miss Isohei MacDonald, daughter or four hundred thousand the factl0l- intellectual shuliling in the in­ i ‘ turn dnily." Why limit it citrus fruits than Florida. And there is no section growing of the Labor Prime Minister of is heralded abroad, even though in tm .st of this man-made dogma ns y Scouts? vestment we will cheerfully advise y ou ... 11i better celery than Sanford. Yet California with poorer England, visited for the first time j a few years the sales should cease | to the inerrancy or Scripture, I -------- o-------i ■ All this talk about ancestry oranges nnd grapefruit hns better success marketing its (he magnificent oflictnl residence altogether, ------------- nnd ---- the book he f°r '!wouid commend those word, of the ■ gottcii. Hero is n hook which was i„poatle, ’not walking in craftiness kes us wonder just what wo fruits while Kalamazoo, Michigan, seems able to ship its of British Prime Ministers in [gotten. ■ to do with it nnywny. Downing Street nnd snid: "It will :completed eighteen hundred years ; or handling the word of God decoit■ celery to points within a few hundred miles of Sanford. ago. yet it is stilt soiling at th e , fuijy |M lt by thu manifestation of ------------- o — i— do.” That’s where she and her rate cf over six millions of copies the truth, commending ourselves to Now they have changed the There must lie something wrong with the distribution j fathcr w'li live, a year. Two publishing houscu {every one’s conscience in the sight me of I’etrogrnd to Iwnlngrud. system of Florida products. Certainly there is nothing ON ONE ride of the world alone, one in this country nnd one f {im| • y not callit Hell? wrong with the high grade of fruits nnd vegetables grown piracy, boats seized, captains kill- *n Britain, have printed and sold--!.. **>jcre pCOpl«? would use the B:- ,£ ■ o--------rd. violence ruling. On the other l nm taking these .figures from t.*10.|>lt? and use it to better purpos'd if a Our idea 'of a cut-up is the, fei- in this stutc, A COMMUNITY BUILDER side of the world a I-abor Cabinet Encyclopedia Brittanicu — more q)ey hud nt hand a selected Bible, |B who takes the electric fan to Frank P. Forster, president of the First Nationnl Bank tnkes control of the greatest cm- than seven hundred millions of ’the book within the hook, which ■ with him to keep cool. ■ --------o-------of Sanford is in receipt of a letter from Willis Johnson, Vice- nirc that this world has known, coptes of this book. It goes with- Jwould not include nil thnt ta found | ■ ■ II. F. WHITNEU, Cashier F. I*. FORSTER, President ■ Thought nnd intelligent dissatisnut »a>'hig that every thoughtful, q,e entire collection. Children; Central says the abnormal tele- President of the First National Bank of West Point, Georgia, faction come out vielotious ever well-educated man will desire to purely would fare better. Some of ■r * i a i n i s a n i i » i n z n i D D i 9 * B n a a * n * n z a n a i ] i a n i i R i « i z n■ thone business on Saturday nights in which Mr. Johnson says: know something of the content ol th,. unclean stories in the Old Teata direct result of tho call of the conservatism. this hook which ha* gained sueh n , unu,nt .q,out Lot and Annum, some Id. “While passing through your town some days ago re­ hold upon the attention of the i, f t[,0 cursing Psalms where the --------o-------turning from a trip through the state of Florida, I had din­ JUDGE GRAY, of the big steel I writer blesses the man who will Mrs. Harding has recently joincompany, reports that reducing raf,1e.” ’ Here ia the vital question of to | take the little one* of his enemy ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aB aaaaaH B a»aH aB H aaK saxaB H H B B H pH aaB anaai» si the editorial staff of the Mn- ner there and they served me sorpe of that very fine ccldry the hours of steel workers from their brains out against n Star. Mrs. Harding ulways grown near Sanford. twelve to eight hours a day has day— Do tho teachings of the Bible, nnj -Phone *198 ii Phono 198 — not as judged by some insignificant a ston0( SOme of the bitter, cynical as fond of publicity. increased the cost of steel 10 per "Upon returning home, I made inquiry nnd found thnt Vl detail in statement or by sonm .,ayings of the author of Ecclesi* ■ ■o-------cent. That’s encouraging. .Steel ■ When n man steps aside and nl- the greater part of the celery sold here comes from Kalama­ consists of three things—ore and stra.Y reference caught out of its astes. 8r>m<. „f the low, imperfect ■ >ws a lady to enter a car first, has zoo, Michigan, which to me is not near the quality of the coal i:i the ground intelligence sctling, hut ns judged by the mam mcra| standards of an undeveloped ■ i that directs and human beings [conclusions't o which they bring us, niiKht well he omitted from inatc gentility, or inatc curios- celery grown around Sanford, Florida." i work. If you can reduce working a*T"r‘l ua ‘hoBO conceptions of God,|thc little book. They are not good ty? x Are other sections of our great country more progres­ hours fro"* t*»«•«■ * *» ,.„i_ of man, of duty, of destiny which f,„. children and they have little -------- o-------■ ■ le little girl down the street sive and wide awake than Florida? Do they go after busi­ ting ■ »ys she used to roll ’em but now ness in a more system atic way than Florida? Have they a nor ■ liat she’s married, she smokes better distribution system? only Household Goods, l’ianrs, Safes, Trunks and DaKgagt* ■■ tickles. th ■ ‘ Transferred Anywhere Any Time i •------- o-------■ ^ on tile obligations and high prlvl* raw material would have to c» in ., Storage" ■ Lenina was troubled before his three nnd third per c e n t-a t least. " " u,,‘ human life at its b e st. -j|u, painstaking scholar would not loath with insomnia. Hut now, according to th<> bookkeeping of .? n prove itself ’« lamp ninke up a final verdict upon tho B B B B B B B B B fla B a B B B B B B aa B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B ia Ba AN UNKNOWN LAND AT STAKE doubtless ninny another Russian ............ . . 2 S N 5 8 8 * .and a light unto on • religious development there reArill rest easier nt night. Long hours nre .............. extravagance. NEW YORK TRIBUNE when subjected to tho PraP‘ ;corded without it. But for the rest The work a man does, mental or path’ test by those who are seek- ,,f U(< ih.tt little book containing B B B flB B B H n B B B B B B B B B irilK n 3 n B IIR E B 3 B 3IU K B B B B B B B B 8 B H iaB iil It would Heim to lie somewhat physical, with th(j tail-end of bis matic ing to walk in those ways of the more vital, essential, usaI .difficult to compromise on matters Tho Navy Department’s eager Iconsider the Shenandoah’s trip a vitality, is expensive work, it costs thought, I feeling and purpose ]hie portions of scripture would se'■?f tax reduction. You either re ncsH for the Arctic air expedition Jtoo hazardous undertaking. It is too much. t which tend upward? In a word, do c tm , heltor results, ■ ijucu thorn or you don’t. as soon as it can he made is exsjRnlficant, however, that the pes­ besti results follow where a it m i .. the teachings of this hook make "The me m. renuun louow wnere n ----simism is not shared by air ex ■ , n",;.,un. U * m nK‘!l wise unto salvation and fur the use of the Bible is both intulli « We have no objection to the Mel- plained bv Secretary Dcnby’s dis- ports or Arctic explorers. The sta ­ Coolidge ■ M will veto ary tax bill ,,j^h thepi thoroughly for all good K l,nl „,1(| hatiitunl. it cannot be ' on plnn saving the millionnries a closure that another nation is to bility of the Shenandoah, both in i M carrying a higher surtax than 23 work? If the Bilde does this i i | roa,| once for all and then thrown a IJUY THAT WHICH IIAS DEEN TESTED AND HAS ■ t^ow "Ul on the same quest within i practice tlights and in last week’s ew dollars anunrs so long n- it saves the ■ M per cent. ; satisfying measure, then its teachuside a* if it were a popular tale. -e- runaway, has been thoroughly tostirdinnry fellows something too.— year. Amundsen has made* no . :u* ■ cret of his plans to tty from1 A " ‘f* Ik'd. In time of war nny tax is iust. ,n:' !4 art‘ true* —‘tlue 1,1 ^f0* tr, u . c f’ Tlie little imok which the heavenly I 'nmpn Tribune. But does it? PRO VEN SATISFACTORY. Vithjalmur Stefansson, who is n.L, _ cur deepest needs, true to our higti- messenger had in his hand was of ■ a hergen to Alaska, with an Amen- 1perfectly familiar with Arctic con- When the government says to the *cst d °------aspirations, true in the sense!such convenient size that it could tl enn naval officer on his stall. Nor* J President Coolidge is to speak ..... . .i i . i m. -Nor- ditions, hns no misgivings as to poor man, "I will take your life that they get us where we ought to j,c carried in the pocket. It could U Ju> theRepublican Club in New .’( “Ui "titonme. Donald B. Mac.Mil, be always at hand. The man who York on Lincoln’s birthday. PerAn to Husm. Grant Bnt j.n jnn< wintering in the far north, has for a dollar a day," and takes it, may well gay to the richman. , ‘‘7 ,U! cla,im of iac*Tancy for h e ,forms the jiabit of having this little nH Taps he will get a Lincolnian in- i Ci„!L'S the Up- radioed his encouragement, in spite it or „.{|i *_t. i,nlc _ Hi.. ... , fhbie can he readily discredited book within reach can he putting . ipiration and say something. " ^ i .on Antarctic territory, ,,f his former opinion that tho the will take half or three-quarters Uliy one who will rend not theories |into his mind the best material to ■■ may well he bent on accessions at Bole could rmer -------— o----------not be reached by the or your income. I about the Bilde or fenvent declnm- be found in mint for the enrich; Speaking of “speakeasies’’—as U,L‘ toP ,,f 11,11 air route. Another of Peary’s n,™ ; .. . uttered on its iibhalf hut the nient am! strengthening of the inThere are 1,000,(100 unexplored ,s so easily done—the conclusion is companions, Captain “Boh” B art­ BLI Till*, war is over. Excessive ation Bible itself. Here on thu first two,K.r q,. fm(|a himself in touch reached that one limy be closed square miles duo north of Alaska lett, whose heart is wrapped un in taxation discouLgcs new enter- pages of the Bible are two ae-with the orations attributed t<i ‘down but it’s never closed out.— These may contain vast stretches this expedition, haa no doubt what­ prises that employ newlabor and c,ou.n,t a,?^ ^le vreation. 1hey ditfer jj oses and Isaiah, with the songs of land, if so discovery means Per­ ever of success. ■New York Tribune nnic uTnltl, |decidedly in the statenients inadi 0f the psalmist and the proverbs of manent iioani-psion. possession. this -------- o-------muiiciu »What n ai lain me The present present mien hitch isis m in the the matmat- develnn imp new wealta. ns to the order of creation. the wise men. with the reasoning 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET _ In thoi good old days when men j territory may be worth in mineral!ter of personnel. It is simply a ORLANDO. FLA. S IT this country knew ns much "Now it is plain, even from a j()f Job nnd the letters of Paul; and ■jet their‘ hair grow long and lived riches, for example, is a fascinat- 1question of putting in command about collecting* taxes as they hasty reading, that those two ac- best of all, he finds himself ’n , there originated n p ro -|‘nft speculation. The purchase of olficcrs nnd pilot who are complete ■ WM lW K J P BBBaBnBBBUigirwinaaBaBBBBBBBBaBBBjtlPtfim in F.ngland, a twenty-five toun*? cannnt h°th be literally and,touch with the mind of Him whr. erb that the woman always pays. Alaska was called by (iv skeptic i nmsteYs of the dirigihle. Any other .know _ .. . , [exactly correct—that is to say, in -.snake as never man si mite ‘P'uere I ut them days is gone forever! ‘Seward s Folly.’ Further riortn it course would he foolhardy, oven if per cent surtax on the biggest m -;errant—because of their disagree- .Cod-breathed writing* here contain--------o-------is not entirely fanciful to picture men should volunteer for the Shen comes would produce an amount meat with each other. And it i.*ied he finds‘profitable’ for th" varj -' y-J sL-Zs*?.jksiki?jWr Senator Trammell has introduced wh,Lch tinT, w,iU ™ lo“lh T 1"1] ^m n^nders in whom money that even our excellent plain that as infallible statements jed forms of moral effort. He roams bill nmvidinc for a survey of 'indicate. It would ho,they had not full confidence. This of \!’^ b^h'ric and scientific fact they Florida 'oysters' A survey of cer-' ,uIV,i ' America were to be djfilcully must he ironed out with- spenders could not spend. both break down at certain points eringm e nnesi ot the wheat,'here j/-j ii?n S h « rflah wo^]d ^ far more "'>‘^ 1 ^ 1 .by foreign discoverers out delay, for in the light of Mr. THE "DISASTER" bird is back under the weight of assured knuwi- thirty, there sixty, now ami then a 1 ^ un Other itsn woum dl iar more io thl. wherc ht.r t.xpiorcrsi Oenhy’s testimony before the interesting. __1_ jhave been preeminent. I House Naval Committee time is of in Duntzig, It’s the silk-tailed " “The first chapter of Genesis hundred fold io spiritual return. | The quality, the variety, the abunThere are still not a few who the essence of the undertaking. thrush. The superstitious say that read as a noble," religious poem, dance ef his spiritual food, are such The net earnings of the Rethlc- j _ it has not been seen in Duntzig ''v**b Ds constantly recurring re- that he is steadily built up, through sem Steel Corporation were only,. l»lrty-*evcn millions last year. since [*o some extent that may account MY FAVORITE STORIES They for the high price of building maMonday, January 28th—815 lly IliVIN s. conn grials. T ... . . . , i ... . —.......—■ > ••“* succeeded in rcarin,. trouble with only the silk-tailperiod, has real worth. It is a pic- Up Christian men and women who Persons who drive automobiles For the better education of those “Well, your Worship,’’ replied ed thrush to fear, But JOSEI* LIIEVINNE, Russian Pianist there is tllro, «f a » unfolding process in thi Ure largely, steadilv and nobly uscrilh plenty of c,#»ity seat room in Americans who labor under the the policeman, “after he was ejectwcrld order asserting that back of f„l except us they are fed and well lem think that peraops standing misapprehension that Punch is not cd from the Cinema he created a the grasping mind MARGATE 1 I) ALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto ).l the street corners n mile or sore from town arc there just to JOINT RECITAL _ce the scenery.—Miami NewsMetropolis. -------- (y-------The Boy Scout movement oJTeri in. excellent opportunity for tin­ doorway ny to learn the secrets of th" tiger live in every man. prayer, able to stand in tha hour ntlC ES—1.1.00, SB.30, $2 00, $2.50 Tlus Tax. roods and the animal life found arraigned on u charge of intoxica the theater." The greed of Zola’s sleeping hig ' "We cannot play tricks on th ? of trial, broadly'and evenly useful ^herc. It also thrown him with lion. Being imprssed by the gen- "Did he give any reason for tiiis -'lined intelligence of mankind n m all forms of Christian effort, do JIail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, Fla., often wakes up. The vanity of the’e “the ather fellows where*1lie will acquire led appearance of the accused the peculiar behavior?” claims we make about the Bi; lVout in spirit, bearing with them spirit of cooperation and a sen-e magistrate was moved to put “Well, your Worship," stated monkey and the ferocity of the hie or Phone 039. and get aaway with it. it. If we i wherever they go to utmosphere of i ii ~ 'V i?y with for organization which will eve: qui stions to the arresting officer, the policeman, "his manner of tiger nre what starts wars and filVa JiUcce*??i ,n getting, away | Cod’s holy presence, wo must have "What led you to believe thnt speech was very indistinct, hut of great service to him. If your (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) with it for a time with certuin care- mien whose habit is like that of the ay is old enough, is he a B»v the defendant was in an inebriated from what I could gather, he was keep them going. Don’t blame U»e fully selected groups of people, who ;nne who ronies before us with a lit|l>oor silk-tailedthrush. condition?" lie asked. waiting for Mary Bickford.’’ 'Scout? feel that there is something plcusjtle hok in his hand open." ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK! QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER WHY EXPERIMENT? f The Underwood j Underwood Typewriter Co. I AUDITORIUM Daytona Beach Two Wonderful Artists U �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 Office 148 Social Side MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor JUNIOR GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Mrs. W. Gwynn Fox and Miss Phyllis Smith were hostesses Fri­ day afternoon when the Junior G. F. S. turned their regular weekly meeting into a surprise party honoring Miss Trixie Frnnklln, whose birthday it was. Upon arrival at the home of Mrs. Fox, the Juniors went through their regular routine of service and instruction, and ns Jan. 25 is St. Paul’s day In the Calendar, a short sketch of his life was given. At the time when the hand­ work is usually taken up, the girls picrrlly wished Trixie Franklin many happy returns of the day and she wns presented a beauti­ ful bonquet of llowers. An hour of fun followed, during which songs with the specially written "Friend­ ly” words were greatly enjoyed. The beautiful birthdny cake, with tiny candles in rose holders’, which the honorcc had brought with sweet unselfishness to Residence 217-W WHAT ISRAEL LEARNED AT SINAI We punish the thirf who tnxci valuables frem the home in the ilay time and the burglar who robs the of money or merchandise at W k n t t x r r n l l . r n r o r i l n t HInIn. t or should be, the dominant force In home night, hut there is not sufficient T e x t o f T iilr.) n i b l r T a l k b> M r. every human life. i rotation of the virtue thnt D the Ilry a n . «r(Uy—Cooked food sale, at I The l falter, il Relationship priceless jewel of the home. | ( P c n l r r o ii .i m y 4:32-t< l) Ukes Cash Market, afternoon F o r n a k ti u o f tin* , U y » t l m t a r c 1 In the matter of Sunday legisla­ The abolition of the saloon and Lt evening, by Catholic ladies. tion, it has been fqund that the p a s t , w l i lr l i were* lic fo n * tlu -c. clriri* the' enfranchisement of woman, S . T___ Truth Seekers Class Hu* ( l a v t h a t <I ml r r e n t e d m a n u p ­ cqntrover.ty h not so much between coming at the same time, ntake.lt; on e a r t h , n a il oult f r o m tin* i.ne s o l e with Mr«. C. ,L. Goodhue, those who de.ffrc to have the day possible to secure for the safe* of h e a v e n u n t o t h e o t h e r , w h r t h i r L Magnolia Avenue, nt 3 p, m. t h e r e h a t h h e e n nnj* uueli t h i n g a s ebiorved ns n day of rest mid tho.w guarding of the home legislation ^ ,y _ Westminster Club will till* i c r c a t t h l n n l*«. o r h a t h tic e n who do n it them.-elves desire a re t toot was Impossible before. The* ^entertained a t the church narh e a r d l i k e It? I day; it is between tho :e on one time is ripe for the awakening of , »t 3:20 p. m., with Mrs. John P l d e v e r p c *pl»* h e a r I lie v o l e s side who ,nre laboring disinter­ Orlmdc. H a.—Ttv o f H o d apenklOLt c u t o f t l l e m i d s t estedly for the nubile we!'are and tin increased respect for the kcv-* Imith and Mrc. Bert Fort, as eiitli commandment, of t h e lire, tts t h o u h a s t h e a r d , a n d losteasM* , those, oil the (drier side, nrha seek live? 1Thou Shalt Not Steal." The Direct frs r.t Its I'hemtinsnnl Run at ihe lllh Street Pipe Organ Club meets H r lirtt It H od * ■ - a y r<! t o j-o an*l 1to convert the Sabbath day into a eighth lomtnandinent In a recogni­ Tiictilfe, New York. it 3:20 at the home of Mrs. Voile t a k e h i m a n a t i o n f r o m t h e m hl.'l day for money m iking, just as the tion of the right of property—a c f n n o t l i c r n a t i o n h y l e m i i t H I i . n i . lhjror question le.-nlved itself into light next in importance to the. I i ; | w o n d e r s , a n d h y w a r , a n d l»y a light between the defenders of «day—Subscription bridge par.•acred light of home, and only t m i g h t y h a n d ,, a n d h y a s 'r e t e l l * (I o u t a r m , r . n l h y gr**:it tifoV**. n r * the home and tim e v;ho profited third in importance to the right t> r u r i l t i u r t o a l l Hint ti*.- I.oril > ■n r by. the man f u-tuve a:id aide o f in­ life. H od d i d f o r y o u l a !•:;:>pi hefori- tent hat lug liquors. No emphasis need be placed upon y o u r e y i *i? "Honour Thy Father and Thy the ciiminnlity Involved in stealing U n t o t h e e It vvna »hcw*.‘1. # 0 11 M oth-i: tl.rt thy days may be long iiiieii n small scale -I hi - is univer­ Hunt iT iliiliti't k n o w t h a t Hi l .o r d h e la (l u it ; t h e r e la n o n o e la e lie- upon the lun^d which tlu Lord thy sally condemned; but there is a Cod giveth tnce." rlili* h i m . Ivutcncy to deerense thv revrritv Tho tifin tomti’r.ndment deals ff the condemnation as the amount ( i n i o f lt.“*v**i* hi* mud<* ih>'i* i*» l ie n r Ilia voice, t h n t In* m i g h t i*i- with tin* univii- al relationship, 1stolen Increases. Petty larceny ■ - i r i i c t t h e e ; ilno u p o n e '* r th It** namffy, iclwccn parent and child, L M. Clemons has returned (tonne? the email stealing that no -------A lN ffilB O M s h e w e d t h e e h ln u r e u t f i r e ; ntid b,'c from a delightful trip to I’aand inculcates that respect for nu- one defends; grand larceny det h o u l i e u r d e a t I Is \. oril.t o u t (*f (.*•• ,V.L5 5 T O N E L ami Gainesville. ttioruy wilcli i‘ i got only essential /O xIC E T E R R Y ' n A K C N N ^ ia P JlO chocolate served by the hostesses. I n ild a t o f tin* l i r e . cerites the larger robberies that V The Juniors are beginning n A n d h e r ’M’ai* h e lir.'ril H i - f a t t i - r a . to the 1mm. but no ■v’sary n\sj in are marc difficult to punish, while Mrs. James Hawkins and party new year’s work and expect to do t h e r e f o r e to* r l m a - t h e i r «*■* I a f t e r the hti'is of good ( iCzettship. 1H E S E N S A T IO N O c A ( TURY the v/nrd “glorious'1 is the only ] I friends nre spending Saturday a better year’s work. At the close t h e m , n n d h r o n u h t Hu e o u t In ItN The hmiu is called the unit of le.-r.i tl.r.t seems, to fittingly dextgUt w i t h til** m i g h t y p ivti* o u t society; it is not only the nursery Orlandu on pleasure. of last year, they gave $25 to the serbe the pillage that nation i of Ktcypt* Vcv viitcl With 1 Special Orchestra Brotherhood building fund, $5 to T o d r i v e o u t tin t Iona f r o m h e f o r o of th»v child and the custodian of sometimes engage i:i against other H. C. hoed of Honolulu Is spend- Mrs. Kepplcrs kindergarten. $2 to thee K reater en d m i g h t i e r t h a n personal virtue, but it is the train­ nations. [ some time here with his sis- the Near East Relief. They lost t h o u a r t . t o l in i n g the.* In. t o g i v e ing school for those broader rela­ >1 %11. Matinee, noc and 7.1e it is well to remember thnt the W f l j n i f ’j r p t h e e t h e i r l a n d f o r a n I n h e r i t a n c e , tionships into which the adult en­ iiin in ttx f, Mrs. Harry aWrd. "their home” when the lire destroy­ Lord did not draw any line spun I U l v * l i 3 K v e n it\" \ 5 0 c. 7 lie , $ 1 .0 0 a s It la t h l a d a y . .x n t v ed the Brotherhood House nnd now K n o w t h e r e f o r e t h l a it ty, e n d C***1 - ters with Ids felll>w men and with distinctions upon Ihtf umount tn'tMrs. C. I). Brumley of Chulu- meet each Friday after school at *dder It In thf n** h e a r t . Hint t h e the inhabitants of other nations. en or the number who join in the r was in tho city Friday, corn- the home of their associate, Mrs. l . o r d h o la H od In h e a v e n itbov**, Honor (,f father and mother it “Thou simlt not steal" is v<. a n u p o n t h e e a r t h h o n c a t h ; t h e r e 1.x enjoined; ft is vital to both parent theft. king business and pleasure. Fox on South French Avenue. no resncctor of persons; the moral n o n e elm*. , Those enjoying this happy occa­ T h o u nliu tt I *'(*1* t h e r e f o r e M< and child and is the proper return principle which it announces canBill Muye, who is a student at sion Friday were Misses Trixie sta tu te s, an d Ills e o m i n a u Im e tils , for the affectionate and sacrificing not be overwhelmed by a crowd >r L University of Florida at Franklin, Phyllis Smith, Margaret w h i c h I c o m m a n d t h e e t h i s d a y . service that the oliUd resolves. by tlit? i.mount Involved. t h a t It m a y g o w e l l (Villi Hie**. Iio l [inesvilie spent Friday here with and Henrietta Edwards, Nemo Paul speaks of tnc li'th ns "the 1he (.‘rime oT ‘la!.* Hearing w ith th y c h ild ren 1 flee H oe. and parents. Stone, Gladys Keppler, Nancy t h a t t h o u mayo,-t p r o l o n g t h y d > \ » tirst commandment with promise," "'limit Shall Not Hear False u p o n t h o e a r t h , W h ic h t h e l o r d t h y the pievious ciies being explicit in­ Witness Against Thy Neighbor.’’ White, Athlone Prevntt, Katherine Miss Lena Bell Hagan is spend- Morrison, Wnltcr and Earl Fox “ "Vie* if l i v i n g , a n d lltMirKf C. Hod g i v e t l t . f o r e v e r . junctions unaccompanied by the The ninth commandment guards I l r u n t l c y , if l i v i n g , u n d e r H u ' Urni L the week-end In DeLand as and Mrs. Fox. suggestion of reward, Obt-ilientv* the citadel of character. n a m e o f Iinyl** unit l l r a n H c y . JiiMcpii t yuest of her cousin, Miss Luto parents is profitable; it accur ■* in the days of the great A r r c d n n n , If l i v i n g , .lu lm H. Fitst Dutton. length of days, as can be proven by lawRack BIRTHDAY PARTY. l o r . If liv i n g . W i l l i a m 1.. T u y l n r , If the right to a good name ttiosi* who disobey an well as by was giver, Pink and white roses and ferns j i v i n g . C l m r i c s w . J iic n c k x . if ||v associated with the right to ff, ... Adams of Chicago, 111., were lavishly usul in decorating I n g . L". W. J n c o c k s . If l i v i n g , H a r ­ those who observe the commandown property, it cornea next to FI IE HERALD OFFIC1 Jncocks. If l i v i n g . John [s among the arrivals in the for the birthdny party given Fri­ rl il iottg l i.1. meat. The latter avail themselves this right in its place among the e y . If liv in g . T h o m a s A. of the wisdom of an older genera­ l m and is associated with the com­ k- on Friday and is stopping nt day honoring Mrs. Clarence Bur- H u g h e y . If l i v i n g . A. M. T h r a s h e r . If l i v i n g . T r u s t e e f o r K v a II. T h r a s h , C Montezuma. tion. while the former suffer the mandments that protect life and cliffe, whose birthday it was. Kva II. T h r a s h e r . If liv in g , FUnishment that folly brings upon At noon a six course luncheon eArl. e ctin*! W a l l a c e , If l i v i n g . M a r y U. H l e ­ the home. , them. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lane nnd wns served, the table being cen­ v in . If liv i n g . I .ti w r e t i r e I t r a c e , If While it may he more difficult to lof'Fornmnnsbttrg, N. Y„ were tered with the lovely j ^ A Self Evident Truth birthday l i v i n g , M a r y W n m h t c . If l i v i n g , ti. calculate the injury done by slan­ ong the tourists arriving in cake. Iced in white nnd topped 8. W a n i h l e ,tf l i v i n g . J o h n S. W ornThe Inst live of the command- der libel than the Injury done by h i e . If liv i n g , a n il M a r y W o nthle , n'vuts relate to man's duty to Ida one or iiford on Friday. with pink rose-buds nnd lighted tils w i f e . If l i v i n g ; a m i If nalil e a r ­ who [teals, the act is just .is fellow men; they guard the inpink tapers. Covers were laid for t h ' s a r e d i . n l . t o a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ reprehensible and needs us much to alirnahle social rights of tin* in- .lie Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McCray of ten. ing In te re sts u n d e r A aron Je rn ig a m enjoined. Possibly the most in­ llu rn h a rt, rksonville arrived in Sanford ■ Those present were Mr. nnd Ihtlna h ewr ti f e I, t nJrousl emprht , It.S u sAa ns k e w tensive form which false witness- ! ra h iday and will spend some time Mrs. Clarence Uarteliffe, Mrs. I. A s k e w , h i s w i f e , J a m e s , WHa eeks, i:ig takes today is tale-bearing— I re nt the Montezumn. Laura Picke, Mrs. Carroll Doll and J a r n l i l l r o c k , KtutinUel l le lilt, the more dishonorable because it* I h i c h a n . M i c h a e l J. l io y le two children, Virginia and Clar­ C h a r lHe es oT. is least subject to punishment. r g e ('. I l r a n t l c y , i ti u l c r tin* Miss Ruha Williams nnd guest, ence, Jr., Mrs. Semins, Mrs. George •itt'l tlr m n a m e o f H o y l e a n d I l r a n t l c y , One who mukfs an open attack js Gladys Ilin.xwnnger of At- Elliott nnd son, Edward. J o s e p h M. A r r e d o n d a , J o h n H. F***»***on another, risking the penal­ t e r . W i l l i a m I.. T a y l o r . H i l a r i e s W. lta. motored to Orlando on ties of the law, has at least the Another way R ed Comb J n c o c k s , ('. W. ............. H a r r i e t J. urnlay where they spent the D IS T R IC T M E E T IN G . xf ♦-vfi Ordinmy ‘ merit of courage which thorn can­ J n c o c k s , J o h n H u g h e y , T h o m a s A. On next Monday, Jan. 28, there I l t t g h e y . A. XI. T h r a s h e r . T r u s t e e Egg Mash excels — J- ' M a s h e s ...... not claim who cirvulato whispered Rod Cotnb . will be held in Orlando, a joint f o r K v a II. T h r a s h e r , a n d K vn II. E ^M asK calumnies that cannot Ins reached contain. dusL ‘ ■*** T h r a s h e r , A le e W a l l a c e . M a r y Cl, Mr. ami Mrs. B. It. Copcshanil district meeting of Odd Fellows by the courts. Shako peart* says: contains no w r e n r e O r , ice. M a r y W a r n from filler \\ J son of Groton, N. Y„ are in nnd Kcbcknhs. The officers of r ht tleo v. lUn . S.K a.WiJIKhh*,,.Jv.liu “ Who ,*leals my nurse steals tra !i; W enHde, dust tver ; city fur n brief sojourn nmi Loth orders from the following J l i ir . t a l l iim hlc, Ids w l t e , o.8. r o th erw ise, ’• "• V* is"k'.IMrtlififW'Mrftflftrtt:......... lc ‘atfc * ! pleasantly located nt the Mon- cities will he Installed: St. Cloud, In a n d t o t h e f o l l n w l n g d e s c r i b e d 'Twits mine, ’lit his, and has been t r a c t s o f la n d , mma. Kissimmee, Leesburg, mid Orlan­ ps ii teuc ae tse, , p layricnegl s aaml slave to thousands; do. District Deputy Grand Mas­ H n u n l y o f S e m i nnodl e abnr di n gS t aInt e lh« of Rut be that Riches from me* my Miss Kitty Bcnudeau nnd party ter H. J. Lehman of Sanford, will F l o r i d a , umr** p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b ­ good name Is DUSTLESS! friends who nre motoring be the installing officer for the ed a s f o l l o w s t o - w l t : 1’obs mo of that which not enriches a i i *.r itin-i<s *.\." 1 . a. x. i s . so. — [h rt nrul Sticks of Fitter irritate enJ ■ough this .state, arrived in Sun­ Odd Fellows and District Presi­ 21, n n d 2f>, a c c o r d i n g t o t h e I*Iut turn, odStte t9 tha Membrane* o f the lAioal. il on Fridny cn route to the de nt, Mrs. A. J. i-ossing also of o f M* l l n n v l l te . a ml of r e c o r d In I And makes mo poor indeed." ithern part of the state,' Sanford, will net in like capacity H int Honk 1. o n P a g e 121*, S e m i n o l e Insbt on RED COMB for QUALITY This rests upon the words of u n ly ', F h r i d s , r e c o r d s ; a ls o . for the Kcbckuhs. A large crowd H oAll Solomon: “A good name 1/ rather t h a t p n r t l n n o f l i l n c k 27, a c ­ Dr. and Mrs. Coleman of Mar- is expected as the Grand Master c o r d i n g t o s a i d P l a t o f M e l l n n v l l l e to he chosen than great riches." i Serry, Ohio, nre ^isitinu nt of the state nnd other officers will w h i c h l ie s N o r t h o f t h e S o u t h lin e 'I he daily dispatches tell of the The assassin of reputation is thus 3 0 < > 4 " : residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. be present. Any one intending to o f H o v e r n n u n t l .o l t i n e . In S e c ti o n constant taking o' human life, even n greater criminal than ih.u :ui. T o w n s h i p Pk S o u t h o f Kang** Miller on Magnolia Avenue. go from Sanford will please be nt II H a s t , e x t e n d e d W e s t., sometimes ns the result *ff a quar­ one who takes only money. W lloLIiSALK AN1) RETAIL FEED ty will be here about n week. rel over tiitling matters, some­ the Lodge room not later than 5:*'1() It a p p e a r i n g f r o m tin* s w o r n hill :t Avenue fim! Ciimntercinl Street---------------------- Phone 91 Christ's Tun ('oriinarulmcnts o f c o m p l a i n t tile d It] t h l a enure p. nt., Monday, Jan. 28. times for hire, sometimes in an “Tlmu Slmlt Not Covet." 'I'm a g a i n s t y o u . t h a t y o n n n d e a c h of Miss Kathleen Carlton, who hns elf* rt to commit n crime much less tenth commandment goes to Un­ y o u h a v e o r c la im to h a v e so m e In­ tn the attractive guest of Misses heinous, sometime.1 to cover up a root of the m liter and cuts out BRIDGE P A R T Y t e r e s t In n n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n ­ lie and Ruth Gillon a t their crime already * committed, some­ (ovetom lie's, tile evil dc* ire which, Thursday evening Mrs. Andrew a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , a m i t h a t y o u r me on Palmetto Avenue, left Mahoney nnd Mrs, W. W. Potter p l n e e s o f r e s i l i e n c e a r e u n k n o w n , time.*; ns the result of disappoint- when developed, lends to the viola­ lgau. turdny for her home in Brn- enturtnine at a benefit bridge par­ If Tl ihveirnegf,o rIet ,n h eyrot u H aAr na lrionnr t . JIfe r nliv ni"Ut in love or friendship, some- tion of the four preceding ones. ing, ntown. ty at the home of Mrs. Mahoney S u s a n I t i i m h a r t , h i s w i f e . If liv i n g . liiu n It 1)'*self destruction ns tho Covetousness is nlways the cnipu ' , lo s .■till fl. A s k e w . If l i v i n g . , S a r a h result of mortilication or despnif. of the violation of the :-cventh and on Tenth Street. J. A s k e w . Ills w i f e . If l i v i n g . J a n u s The ninny friends of Miss MnrRed roses and poinsettins were W e e k s . If l i v i n g . .Ittcol* Ml nek, If | But whatever the cause, it is thu eighth commandments and is often ret Zachary, who has been critic- used in charming profusion in the l i v i n g , K m n n u e l l l e l d t . If liv i n g . 1 pi,ive.n of crimes; it ushers u liu- the cnuiu! of ihe violation of the y ill at Hullons College, Bristol, various rooms where the card ta­ C h a r l e s T. I l u c h n n . If l i v i n g . M i c h ­ tnan being into eternity. 1sixth and ninth, ns illustrated In ‘x Will be glad to learn tlmt her bles were placed. Bridge ami 500 a e l J , H oyle , ir l i v i n g , m o l H e o r a u Individual killings, however, are the sin of Altai) when he coveted H. H r n n t l e y , If l i v i n g , u n d e r t h e !lrn( W l,er F a r A cratiuu was a success and that wo re both played. few curapnred with the wholesale the vim yard of Naboth; false n a m e o f H o y le a m i I l r a n t l c y , J o s e p h ‘A a V iJ '/n d o 'Ll c is getting along nicely. When scores were counted, the M. A r r c d o n d n , If l i v i n g . J o h n H. slaughters upon the hattlclitd I. *li;e (.wearing, murder and theft were prize for high score among the 500 F o s t e r . If l i v i n g . W i l l i a m I.. T n y o r . largely to nvnrk'o and tnnbitlou. added to Ida ....................... four Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson, Dr. nlayers, was Ijcld by Miss Made­ if l i v i n g . C h a r l e s W. J n c o c k s . If All ibe commandments that conn* commandments violated to get a M i d Mrs. E. I). Brownlee and their line Mnllem, who was awarded a i i * l n g , F. W. J n c o c k s . If liv i n g , before the sixth when obeyed - little piece oT land. «ts, Miss Lee Traylor nnd Mrs. cut glass basket. The men’s prize, HH ua gr rhiee yt , Jif. Jl invcion cg k. sT. hIfo m lai vs i nAg . H Juoghhn­ fortify man against Iin; violation It is a wonderful moral code in »ylar, were a cnngeninl party silk hose, went to Father Gravel: e y . If l i v i n g , A. M. T h r a s h e r , T r u s ­ of this one which places an im- a few brief sentence .; Ctnisl i*.nHiring to Daytona Beach on the cut prize, a hand-painted ladel t e e fin- Kva 11. T h r a s h e r , If liv in g . mensurable value on the vital spar’: den. d the tin cnannihiinreiits into v n II. T h r a s h e r . If l i v i n g . Alec mrsday where they spent a very went to Mrs. John McNamara. Top W■mla l l K which is known ns life. a c e . If l i v i n g , M a r y li. S to v ln . rasant day, Guarding (be Home score among the bridge players If l i v i n g . I,a \v r e no* H r a c < \ If liv in g . ■>f Qf *th *Ti M a r y W arn hie. If l i v i n g . H. H. W a m ­ "Thou Shall Not Commit AdulMr. and Mrs, Copoly, who have wns held by Mrs. W . II. Hines, ble. If l i v i n g . J o h n S U 'n m b l e . If i-.fii a\ was given a cut glnss basket. l i v i n g , a n d M a r y W o m i d e . Ills w if e . ctntly purchased the Wimbish who The men’s prize, silk jiose. was If l i v i n g ; n n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s *• in Park Avenue, are now KnxBcuiuKKaK'sriatNr.anrmsi.’sncnE nm u ron Joying u trip to Cuba. Upon won by John McNnmnn. Mrs. S. cl learinmi gi na ng . I nd teecreeasstesd . uItn od ne er r t A{aturneir return they will occupy the A. Berner won Ihe low score h a r t , de c e a s e d .- S u s a n M a r n h a r t . h is sidence which is being remodel- prize, a powder jar. The nlum- w i f e , d e c e a s e d . J o s e p h II. A s k e w , W hether y o u r her.3 lay SO eggs c r d e c e a s e d , S a r a h J . A s k e w , h i s w ife , *ir.d painted. 1d e c e a s e d , J a m e s W e e k s , d e c e a s e d , 200 egos per yenr, P rrin a Cltowr. w ill J a c o b llrock. deceased. K m aauil ma!.s them itiy in u re . Vi <; perfect CHICLE NO. 4. l l e l d t , d e c e a s e d , H i l a r i e s T . t tu c h u u , i b - c i a s i d . .Michael J . H yle. d e c e a s ­ Circle No. •I held a very interestb a la n c e of in iir c d in n ts Li P urina ed a n d H eorge H. M r a n tb - y , d e ­ < met ting Friday afternoon with C how 3 makes the difTercnce. And c e a s e d . u n d e r t h e llr m nam e of r>- l*. E. Camp nt tho lovely H o y l e n n d l l r a n t l e y . J o s e p h M. A r the: cr.tra cg;;s nr.-, only pay th e differ­ r e d o n d a . d e t v a s e d , J o h n H. F o s t e r , •me of her duugnter. Mrs. \V. ll d i'c e a se d W i l l i a m 1.. T a y l o r , d**ence in the fe e d coat b u t rdco 'mcy on Celery Avenue, c easeil. t'h n r le s W. Jncocks. d e ­ After the regular opening with you a fine c:;tra c e a s e d . ('. W. J n c o c k s . deceased, H a r r i e t J. J n c o c k s . d e c e a s e d . J o h n . iripture reading and prnyHughey*, deceased, Thom as A. * officers were installed and M ore Eggs o r M oney Bac:t H u g h e y , dec**tiseil. A. M. T h r a s h e r , sine."* for the yea rdiscusscd and Trust**** f o r K v a II. T h r a s h e r , d e ­ >nned. ceased. uml K va II. T hrasher P u r i n a H e n C h o w aru l C h i c k e n d e c e a s e d . A le c W a l l a c e , d e c e a s e d . At thi* conclusion ,of the proCno .v iler will lie cl<s!ivett J *«-> y on tl*«s Mary* <1 S t o v l n . d e c e a s e d . L a w r e n c e *m, a social hour was enjoyed, follow ing Lazio t w delicious refreshments were If hens fail to lay more c-*;;: chc.n rx*td consisting of congealed fed these Chows ns directed, H. m salad, snltines, pickles, inPURINA when fed any other ratio n , the 'toual cakes and coffee. money paid lar both the Cl*', v. z will upunn run * DE V. HOWARD CHAPTER, be tefundid. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS ■UMU o, . U* li C. Make every (lay* count for your ptullry i‘ exceptional interest was the profits. Gcttnorc eggs vhen prices j lnf* Friday afternoon of the I have just completed three modern five-room bun­ are up. V Howard Chapter. U. D. *at the Valdes Hotel. galows located in one of the finest residential sections W c SeU P u m a Chows —p lto a : Us. *"* Titular routine of business ,of Sanford. Each bungalow is modern in every respect m order at which time, the and complete with all improvements. They arc well Mrs. R. J. Holly prearranged and constructed of good materials. l*"'. h was decided to have S ? 1,1 the Library, "The Vetn and “The Southern MagaWILL TAKE (iGOI) UNIMPROVED „ •* series of rummage sales . >ne benefit of the Brotherhood Andrew building fund. , ., Ver>’ delightful program was The balance can he arranged to suit the purchaser. •'I'Ted following the business Phone ijli-.l after seven o'clock any evening or in °n* Mrs. Kent Hossiter read cjuire at The Sanford Herald Office. .J *.PY °n "The Life of General it -Tk™*. U'skup’a paper *11 t , General Stone*1Jackson." "The Life of Gen- the game, by the hostes ^A lbert Kidney Johnson" was uv i**rs. ;d. K. V?iggins, E Paper rend by Mrs. W. Morton K n* These papers were unand were of much JU-r,',*' good lo the memhera of the V 1. PHILLIPS THEATRE sw x zm m sm :: m I REGISTER FOR SALE RED COMB EGG MASH PURINA HEN In Which Class Are Yours/ �RSrir ■■ 111****- Daily Herald # * ■'>YV A i T H K B A N F O H D D A IL Y W M A t P . flA T O R P A T . JA W P A H Y M , 1 W 4 'M , Doei the Truth Hurt? 'I v. * f."' f T c.;; \ As Brisbane Sees It IT’S GOING TO BE HARD TRAVELING TOM SIMS SAYS i Girl draw a pistol and robbed a Spokane man. Slnco when did they have to use pistols? 1 ‘ Great Britain is a commercial country.. She should use her thick fogs for ‘stuffing mattresses. The ery is often heard th a t newspapers devote too much The Wise British. space to clime. Some maintain the columns are filled with FrankHn'a Religion. S econd C lara M a tte r. Oe- stories of murder, rape and plunder. Such matter is held, Two Bides of the World. t t t , a t tlie P oatoffiee a t Gabriel's Bookkeeping. Ida. u n d e r a c t of M arch by them to be Injurious to th e reading public and to reflect ■t a spirit of sensationalism on the part of the newspaper. Cop> rig h t. 1913 I COMB*. P rr a M e a t These people would make a Christian Science Monitor U D B A S . T le e -P rra M eat THE BRITISH aro master* of I BR H O h a T m * . of every pAper. T hey would print nothing which tends to wise compromise. Since the days reveal the character of a crook, disclose the secret mani­ AmM 1M of Cromwell and Charles the First, pulations of wire-tappers, or show-up the insidious practices they hove refrained from cutting i m o x MATS* i .IT . 00 . B la M ontha IS .I 0 of grafting politicians. They would confine their newa arti­ off anybody’s head. They believe _1 .la C ity b y C a rrie r p e r cles to business, real estate transactions, science and inven­ in government without ax or dyna­ l i e . W e e k y E d itio n IS P e r bomb. tion, and perhaps forergn relations, after the dusty edges mite Labor outvotes Conservatism, had been polished off. They would curb the utility of the the Conservatives step out and X O TlC K i All o b itu a ry Labor slops in. ,'c a r d s of th a n k s , ree o lu tlo n e Press to onc-hnlf its potentiality. Idea of e n te rta in m e n t* w h e re * The King a t heart, of course, ns The real value o f a newspaper lies in its power to bring j e a a r e m ade, w ill be e h a r a e d Conservative as one of the 900a t r e g u la r a d v e rtle ln g ra te * . about changes in morals, religion and politics and, in truth, ycar-old turtles o ntho /Galapagos r m s AanociATRii rn r.M everything which has to do w ith individual and governmental islands, sends for Ramsay MacRociated P re s s la e x c lu sDonind, typical intelligent Brit­ • • t l t l e d to th a ua* fo r r e p u b . conduct, changes which will produce an enlightening effect ish worker, and makes him Prime OB o f a ll new * d isp a tc h e s upon humanity, and perhaps elevate it to a higher jjlane. Minister of the British Empire. t i l e d ' to It o r n o t o th e rw is e Jta 4 In th la p a p a r an d aleo th e This is the task which every editor, worthy of the name, sets new a p u b lish e d herein . All him self to. The accomplishment of this task should be the MACDONALD ALSO displays ■ o f re -p u b lic a tio n of apeclal the British give-and-take idea of itc h e s h e re in a r e alao rese rv e d . goal which motivates his every decision. government. He doesn’t say, The existence o f crime is a well known fact, because we •’Tremble, vile King, for We nre in kTCRDAY, JANUARY 26. 1921 see accounts of it every day in the papers. Such accounts power. Your head shall roil be­ THOUGHT FOR TODAY spur public officials to greater efforts in the execution of their neath the guillotine blades." 1EAR. 0 ISRAEL: the Lord duty. -The printed news o f robberies causes talk on the # On the contrary he kisses the King's hand ns nicely and respect­ Ood is one Lord.—Dcuteron- streets which is soon to reach the cars of the pdlice chief. fully ns Pnlmrrstone or Disraeli 8:4. He knows that the people want speedy apprehension of guilty would have done. The British have a real democ­ parties, and any failure on his part to do so will make itself A BALLAD O F TREES. racy and It works well. felt at the next election. (By Sidney Lnnicr.) ° On the other hand suppose the news of robberies and the CLERGYMEN SEEKING to im­ th e woods my M aster went, forspent, forspent, like were withheld. Few would know of the existence of prove the Christian religion nre in­ th e woods my Master came, crime. Only those affected, perhaps only the perpetrators vited by Frederick l-andis to con­ sider Benjamin Franklin's reply to not with love and shame, i olives they ware not blind and their victims. It would not be long before public offi­ the President of Yale College, who cials would sit back in their swivel chairs in n self-satisfied asked his views on n religious dis­ to Him, little fre y leaves were kind to complaisance which would leave the gates open to corruption cussion then rngkng: "As to Jesus of Nazareth, I Hta*. th o m -t ree had n mind to Him and disorder. have with most of the present dis­ The publicity o f facts, no m atter how sordid, will always senters of England, some doubts »n into the woods He came. cause a house-cleaning, and it may be said for newspapers ns to His Divinity; though it is a of th e wpoda my Master went, that publicity never hurt anyone who hns kept his Records question I don't dogmatize upon, never hnving studied it, nnd think H e,w as well content, of the woods my Master came, straight. Because the story says that one druggist is boot­ it needless to busy myself with it legging, it is no reflection on other druggists who nre con­ now, when I expect soon the op­ te n t with death and shame, daath and sham e would wou ducting their businesses in a lawful mnnner. Just because portunity of knowing the truth less trouble. Him last one preacher fails to live up to his preaching and gets his with “ I see no harm, however, in its Torn tinder the trees they drew name in the paper, one should not assume that all preachers being believed, if that belief hns Him last; on B tree they slew Him— are of no account. Only those who,have something to hide the good consequences, ns probnbly it hns, of making His doctrines' la st should object to publicity. A SATURDAY EVENING SERMON more respected nnd more observ-1 o u t of the woods He came. Good newspapers publish the news, while'it is hot, and ed." BY CHARLES BROWN, D. D. ---------o--------the hotter the better, and they publish it not only to their Do it fo r Sanford I ■oadvantage but also to thnt of the community. Any news­ MR LANDIS says: "If Frank- * ,.W(1 have in tho Bibie „ book nnd trustful in hiding their heads KacDonald of the Labor Party, paper that "blue-pencils” news because it is colored with lived, “ ould1’IjJo T iriw 1'would 7eU that refutes to bo Ignored. On the ; in the nnnd while their sentiments i a r 'o f England! Why not sqmc of life's unpleasantness or reflects the slips or unethical both sides among the quarreling basin of its wide currency alone, if \go marching on, the day oi recKpara fo r president'? activities of a political "Big Gun,” is fniling in the first fun­ clergymen to quit ■ o - ■■ fighting each ba(| no other and worthier claim Inning, which is forever on the wny, iu Borne plaaes arc going out for damental of journalism. It is withholding from the sub-, other nnd help humanity. to distinction, it challenges the a t - :would soon show us thnt tho cause ' jter baseball. W hy not n little scribers that for which they pay and it is sacrificing its power t e n t i o n of every man who can read, of truth and righteousness which ON ONE newspaper’s page you rinter baseball for Sanford? for doing good. centuries it has been "the b e s t1we were suppose*! to defend had oread in the first column this: j For cc d'^HdtcM . . IM I. nw M s. ,'Thp property turnover in Mimi reminds one of the recent What’s Wrong- With Florida Distribution? apanese earthquake. -odogi The Boy Scout slogan is “Do a TJiere is no plnce in the country growing more and finer tu rn da........................... turn; daily." Why limit it f t citrus fruits than Florida. And there is no section growing y Scouts? better celery than Sanford. Yet California with poorer All thin talk about nnccstry oranges and grapefruit has better success marketing its rsa us wonder ju st whnt we fruits while Kalamazoo, Michigan, seems able to ship its to do with it nnywny. celery to points within a few Hundred miles of Sanford. Now they have chnngcd the There must he som ething wrong with the distribution j n e of Petrograil to Leningrad. system of Florida products. Certainly there is nothing _y not call it Hell? , 'o--------wrong with the high grade of fruits and vegetables grown Our ldea'tif a cut-up is the fel- in this state. * w who takes the electric fan to Frank P. Forster, president of the First National Bank with him to keep cool. — o--------of Sanford is in receipt o f a letter from Willis Johnson, ViceCentral says the abnormal tele- j President of the First National Bank of West Point, Georgia, 'yaone business on Saturday nights jn which Mr. Johnson says: ------------------o — t— I a direct result of tho call of the « ,ii,i «d. jfl Mrs. Harding hns recently joinpi the editorial sta ff of the Mnm S tar. Mrs. H arding always fond of publicity. o--------When a man steps aside and ai­ rs a lady to enter n car first, has inate gentility, or inate curios-------- o--------The little girl down the street ays she used to roll ’em but now j hat she’s married, she smokes Luckies. Lenina was troubled before his ith with insomnia. Rut now, ibtlcss many another Russian II rest easier nt night. -------- o--------It would scim to lie somewhat Jfficu lt to compromise on mutters if tax reduction. You either re luce thorn or you don’t. -------- o--------We have no objection to the Midion plan saving the niillionaries n ■i.’ew dollars so long as it saves the ,,jrdinary fellows something too.— Tampa Tribune. But does it? •j n----------*1 President Cnolidge is to sneak •to the Republican Club in Now York un Lincoln’s birllplny. Pernaps he will get a Lincolnian in­ spiration and say something. ---------o--------Speaking of "speukcnsics"—as is so easily done—the conclusion is cached th a t one muy he closed jown but it’s never closed out.— (cw York Tribune. In the good oh! days when men et their hair grow long and lived trees, there originated a proerb th at the woman always pays, ut them days is gone forever! --------- o--------Senator Trammell has introduced bill • providing for u survey of oridu ’oysters. A survey of ccrin other fish would be far more ntereating. <* , The net earnings of the Bcthlcfj tern Steel Corporation were only ‘ irty-seven millions last year, o some extent thut may account for the high price of building nmrials. --------- o--------Persons who drive automobiles rlth plenty of ei#pty seat room in em think that persops standing I the street corners u mile or jOte from town an- there just to ^ce the, scenery.—Miami News; Metropolis. o--------The Boy Scout movement offer i excellent opportunity for tie* jy to learn the secrets of th« ood* and the animal life found Khere. It ulso throws him with *ither fellows where' he will acquire i spirit of cooperation and u sen e or organization which will eve; e of great service to him. If your y is old enough, is he a Ilov out? "While passing through your town some davs ago re­ turning from a trip through tho state of Florida, I had din­ ner there and they served me sorpe of thnt very fine celdry grown near Sanford. “Upon returning home, I made inquiry and found that the greater part of the celery sold here comes from Kalama­ zoo, Michigan, which to me is not near the quality of the celery grown around Sanford, Florida.” Are other sections of our great country more progres­ sive and wide awake than Florida? Do they go after busi­ ness in a more system atic way than Florida? Have they a better distribution system ? _____________]_________________________ AN UNKNOWN LAND AT STAKE "Pirates seize a ship nnd kill the seller.’ When a hundred thousand | gone down at the very point in captain. Nineteen passengers nre; , f nomilar novel have shameful defeat. 'Ye shall know tho kidnaped. That’s in China, where f ,|,lLa ' truth.’ the Master said, 'and the there is one kind of civilization. *,ccn tho story is regarded a * ),nitb mnkc you free.' To nil Three columns over you read that a hucccss. If the sales reach three those who are templed to any sort Mix* Isobc! MacDonald, daughter or four hundred thousand'tho fnct 0f intellectual shuffling in the inof this man-made dogma an of tho Lnbnr Prime Minister of is heralded abroad,_even though »n England, visited for the first time j a few years the sales should cease to the inerrancy or Scripture, I the magnificent official residence.altogether, and the book be u>r- would commend those words of thu nf British Prime Ministers in gotten. Here is a book which was apostle, 'not walking in craftiness l Jl' - .the 4t. ... ■:ff God ,deceit1 ■■lt wordAof Downing Street nnd said: " It will conqdeted eighteen hundred years ;„r bundling ngo, yet it is stil. scdlng a t the | fu|jy |,i,t by the manifestation of do.” That's where she and her rate ef over six millions of copies the truth, commending ourselves to father will live. a year. Two publishing house.* every one’s conscience in tho night ON ONE ride of the world alone, one in this country nnd one cf (loti.’ "Mere people would use the Bi._ piracy, bouts seized, enptnin* kill­ »n Britain, have printed and sold— 1U„| UM. It to better'piirposd if ed, violence ruling. On Ihe other • nm taking these figures from the side of the world a Libor Cabinet I Encyclopedia Brittanica —■ more t hoy had at hand a Hcieeted Bible, of the millions ...of ...^ , |u. ...... bo„|c. wjthin the ----book,> which takes contra.d ... .... greatest <>m-1 than ----- seven. .hundred . . ..................... — niro that this world has known, copies of this hook. It goes with- • would not include nil thnt is found Thought ntnl intelligent disxuti*- " ll^ Bn>'h'X that every thoughtim , | jn [|lu collection. Children faction come out vietoi lotiH rv e rlwt’lI-educated, ninn will deairc to surely would fare better. Some of e'onrervntisin. know numethinft of the content of uncleun stories In the Old Teat-------ithis book which ha* gained such a ai1*ent about Lot and Amnon, some JUDGE GRAY, of the big steel:hold ^upon the attention of t h e |, f tb(, cursing Psalms where the company, reports that reducing ra^ ;" . ... .. . . | writer blesses the man who will “ Here is the vital question of to t a ke ^ t>> >H ............... he little one* ......... or his ......... enemy the hours of steel workers from v.1-1 iiusn .1 ib.<kb in Itheir 1,cr, ir ! h Drains l n a OIlF 1against IYfl I 1*Ut tho teachings of the n|Uj ,|a. hrnins out u y — imi uiu » w. T tnBible,* tnmi ouv 1ukuihsi twelve to eight hours a day hns uday—Do the bitter, increased the cost of steel 10 per not . as .. judged by some insignificant , . -a stone, ------ some- of ------„ . cynicnl - . . cent. T hat’s encouraging. Steel 'h '111'! 111 statement or by sayings of the author of Ecclesiconsists of three thing*—ore nr*1 str;*y reference caught out or Its aslt>s. some of the low, imperfect . . . — 1 — ,” '1 1 * ■ ■ ' a undeveloped that directs and human beings |ConcUisions to wmen rncy s r i w u ; age, might well be omitted Iron: work, ir you ear* reduce working nlT" nl UA those conception* of God, | t |lL. |jt t |t. |)(>ok. They arc not good hours from twelve to eight nil,m,n> duty, of destiny which f,„. children and they have little ting off thirty-three and third r‘’aM,n iin<‘ conscience n ut/ accept vaiue f„r t |K. average adult. In u London* sculptors might try taking the thickest of the fog an 1 carving statues on it. If London fog g ets thicker they may address post cards In raised letters for the postmen. By adding flavoring to th j thick London fogs they could nut in tubes and sell for tooth paste. Perhaps, in London barber shop** they ju st sprc»d“a little'thick f„J |on for shaving lather. It would be gettin g too foolish to say Lafldon fogs are so heavy they can't sec the French plans. Everything is being made in Ger­ many again. She Is working Jn two new revolts now. Italy has mobilized 40,000 more men. Perhaps instead of red tape they uso spaghetti in Italy. Claim the Garden of Eden lias hcen found in Mongolia, ir so, tha'. is everybody’s home town. Fourteen countries nre asking America for loans. Think Unde Sam i:t their rich uncle. Mexico is hnving bull fights again, American pedestrians know bow a matador fools. Train robber fought a Wyoming prison flro five hours. Luckily, he was in when it started. Chicago girl tried to get a job an a detective, perhaps because she was a good looker. In th e past year Wild Cat Promoters and Bucketeers stole several hundred millions of the people’s savings. 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It is which tend upward? In a wonli, do cure better results. n:* soon as it can he made is ex- Mitnificnnt, however, that the pes­ the learnings teachings o* of ims this uw hook IT Ig nnnitnn.Ari .a..* I». It . u1u » make “The best results follow where is not shared by air ex- Codide.. ! v ‘» . n ' l , i-n wi“ unl" Mlviition and fur tht. „ f th(, fliliio is both intulli plained by Secretary Dcnby’s «lis- simism ■ icrts or Arctic explorers. The sta­ Cool luge will veto a ry tax hill ni>h theq, thoroughly for all good Rl.nl ami |mbUua!. It cannot b« closuru that another nation is to bility of the .Shenandoah, both in carrying a higher surtax than fio work? If the Bible does this n | m u | onc„ f„r a|| M „ j then thrown set out on the same quest within a practice flights nnd in last week's HUY THAT WHICH HAS 1IEKN TESTED A N D HAS ■ [satisfying measure, then its t e a c h - j 0 a< jf weru a popular tale. year. Amundsen has made no -c- runaway, has been thoroughly test­ per cent. In time of w ar any tax is :ust, ings are true.— ‘true t< » life, true to T)l(1 Ijlt|,; book which the heavenly cret of his plans to fly from Spitz- ed. Vilhjalmur Stcfansren, who D PROVEN SATISFACTORY. | *ur deepest need*, trueito our l»igli- messenger had in his hand wns of hergen to Alaska, with an Anicri- perfectly familiar with Arctic con­ Whi.n When the government says to the 1>st true in the sense ' sucil ctfnvenient size that it could enn naval nflUvr on his stall'. Nor­ ditions, 1ms no misgivings as in way may thereby stake out a ehim th e outcome. Donald B. MacMil­ poor man, “I will take your life, that they get us where we ought to ^bc onrr U-<l in the pocket. It could . , be always at hand. The man win* in the Arctic Basin. Great Britain lan. wintering in the far north, Inis for n ilollnr a day,” and takes it, go,' "Thu claim of inerrancy for *ne (form.* the habit of having this little which has already planted tin- Un­ radioed his encouragement, in spite it niny well sav to the rich man T r 'Able can he readily discredited by book within reach can be putting ion Jack on Antarctic territory, of his former opinion that the "I will Ink h If ■ W,U l.!,kL h,,|f or ikree-quarters any one who will rend not theories | into his Illlnd the best material to ■ muy well be bent on accession:* at Pole could not be reached by the ■ of your income. • about the Bible or fenyent declamb[, round in print for the enrichthe top of the wot III. air route. Another of Peary's ' ation uttered on it:; behalf but the ment and strengthening of the inThere are 1,000,000 unexplored companions, Captain "Bob" Bart­ BUT I UK war id ove-. Excessive 1Bible itself. Here on the first two mT t | c ftuda himself in touch souarc miles due north of Alaska lett, whose heart is wrapped up Ul. in taxation discou(igvs now enter- pages of the Bible are two, ac- with the orations attributed to These may contain vast stretches this expedition, hus no doubt whoatprises thnt employ new labor and ‘■?>u.n.Ls of the creation. They differ j jjosos ami Isaiah, with the songs of land. If so discovery means ;>or- ever of success. (decidedly in the statements mod i (Jf the psalmist and the proverbs of mnnent possession. W hat this develop new wealth. The present hitch is in the mat­ ns to the onler of creation. the wise men, with the reasoning 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET territory may be worth in mineral ter of personnel, it is simply n OR1 .ANDO, FLA. If this country knew ns much “ Now it is plain, even from a iof Job and the letters of i ’aul; and I riches, for example, is a fuscuiut- question . of putting in command about collecting- taxes ns they hasty reading, th at those two a c - |bl>at of all, he finds himself *n BU(XMMIIII|iRRaBK’iieEiiRKariP>sna<s-<-fiBBBaM> n i n r a s s s s s s i s ing speculation. The purchase of officers and pilot who are complete count!' cannflt bot^ b« .llterally a.ml! touch with the mind of Him w h o --------------------------------------n iz s z H H U . n a q i l U l M U t Alaska was called by the skeptic* I nmstcVs of the dirigible. Any other know in England, n twenty-five \ [exactly correct—that is to say, in - [spake as never man spake. ’Every "Seward’s Folly." Further north it course would bo foolhardy, even if per cent surtax on *n - ioiggest >n- jc-rrant—because of their disagree- ,God-breathed writing’ here contuin- | p $ ! i is not entindy fanciful to picture men should volunteer for the She,* comes would produce an am ount1! , i t with a « h o th er And I t i , to n " I cnhV K Ki» v w n ir n tltrii* w i l l fim ln nli unil»*r ,-nmmnmlei^ u tekom ^ .. . . . . . *. # ______ * . r AUt_.Mra n "Denby's Folly" which tim e will nndouh under commanders in whom of money that even our excellent plain thut as infallible statemontu^lied forms of moral effort. He roams equally vindicate. It would bo they hnd not full cimfidence. This of historic and sciontifi: fuct they through these sacred pages gath­ humiliating if America were to lx- 'difilculty must lie ironed out with- spenders could not spend. both break down rat certain points ering The finest of the wheat,' here anticipated by foreign discoverer** i out delay, for in the light of Mr. under the weight of assured kn >wt- thirty, there sixty, now nnd then n THE "DISASTER" bird is ha.k ip the field where her explorers DetibyY, testimony before the hundred fold in spiritual return. hnvu been preeminent. I House Naval Committee time is of in Dnntzig. It's the silk-tailed; "The first chapter of Genesis The quality, the variety, the abun­ There are still not a few who [the essence of the undertaking. thrush. The superstitious say that read ns a noble, religious poem dance ef his spiritual food, nru such it has not been seen in Duntzig with its constantly recurring re-1that ho Is steadily built up, through fruin a t the end of each stanza,— faith and hope nnd love, into the since 11H-I, when the war began. ‘The evening ami the morning were fullness “ " of the statue of perfect They fear Double. MY FAVORITE STORIES one day,' ‘the evening ami the manhood in Christ Jesus his Lord _ Monday, January 28th—815 morning were tho second day'—-as “However it came about, the By IRVIN S. COBB THERE WOULDN’T bo any thu author passes; from period to world has not succeeded in rearing trouble with only the silk-tail­ period, has real worth. It is a pic­ up Christian men and women who JOSEF LIIEVINNE, Russian Pianist For the better education of those "Well, your Worship," replied ed thrush U> fear. But there is ture of an unfolding process in th-* ure le-gely, steadily and nobly use­ Americans who labor under the the policeman, “after he was eject.. , . Iworld order asserting that back of ful except us they ure fed anil well MARGARET D’ALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto misapprehension that Bunch is not ed from the Cinema he created a the grasping mind tnat mills >*> aj| thij. ascending series of created fed on scripture. In the culture a humorous publication attention disturbance outside on tire side- *ictory only an opportunity for Ithings'is'the power ami purpose of of the spirit there is a certain pri­ JOINT RECITAL is directed to a little incident walk ami I was called. U" the more war. There are hatreds thut God. It hus in it u wealth of beau­ macy in the scriptures. The Bible which may or muy not have hud time I arrived lie hud disappeared. follow defeat. There are Emile ty. and But when the claim. ----; value. . ---- is a classic, as the works of Becth! u basis of fact, and which was set Later, I was told that he had reis made that both of these narrn-loven, of Raphael, of Shakespeare forth not so very long ago in the turned. I made a search and I Zola's “every man- has within him- tives of the creation nre to bo re- are classics in the realm of music, eolumns of Unit lively weekly. iound him with a large bouquet of self n hog asleep," and the old jgurded as thu infallible statements 'of^"artumTof"letters. ~'tf we are to It seems that in London police flowers in his arms sitting in th e . Eastern statem ent that a monkey of literal fact, it is chlkult to take [have men of large faith, effective in court u well-dressed person was doorway at the rear entrance o f |nn,» a t t„er ii v, •„ -------....................... the---------“ assertion seriously. prayer, able to stand in the hour BRICES—$ L0Q, ShfiO, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax. arraigned on a charge or intoxicn the theater." I ‘K , ? ,tv \ r> mnn’ ’"We cannot play tricks on the of trial, broadly and evenly useful lion. Being imprssed by the gen- “ Did he give any reason for this l "L‘ *»rcca ^ ° 'a 8 sleeping h ig trained intelligence of mankind In | in nil forms of Christian effort, do Mud Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Peach, Fla., often wakes up. The vanity of tho the claims we make about the Bl; ,vout in spirit, bearing with them teel appearance of the accused the peculiar behavior?” or Phone 039. magistrate was moved to put "Well, your Worship," stated monkey and thu ferocity of the bio and got away with it. If we wherever they go to atmosphere of qurations to the arresting officer, the policeman, "his manner of tiger are what s ta rts wars and should succeed in getting away God's holy presence, we must have [WjW (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) with it for a time with certain care- men whose habit is like that of the 5 ^ "What led you to believe thnt speech was very indistinct, but the defendant was in an inebriated from what I could gather, be was keep them going. Don't blame the fully selected groups of people, who one who comes before us with a lit- sg** feel thnt there is something pious tlo bok In his hand open.” j poor silk-tniledtlirush. condition?" he asked. waiting for Mary Bickford/’ WHY EXPERIMENT? 1 The Underwood i Underwood Typewriter Co. \ AUDITORIUM Daytona Beach Two Wonderful Artists �THE BANTdRD DAILY HERALD, 8ATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1924 MRS. FR ED DAIGER, Society Editor JUNIOR GIRLS FRIENDLY „ SOCIETY. W. Gwynn Fox and Bliss Phyllis Smith were hostesses Fri­ day afternoon when the Junior G. F. S. turned their regular weekly meeting Into a surprise party honoring Miss Trixie Franklin, whose birthday It was. Upon arrivnl a t the home of Mrs. Fox, tho Juniors went through their regular routine of service and Instruction, nnd as Jan. 25 is St. Paul's day In the Calendar, n short sketch of his life was given. ■ , 0 **me when the hand­ work is usually taken up, the girls pterrily wished Trixie Franklin many happy returns of the day and she was presented a benuti- Residence 217-W STRAWBERRY FEST, . M r s . Stevens Circle of the Prca« nn* Ar-x l!ary hel‘i o delightful party Friday evening at the ^ttvena home pn Park Avenue. L ^ . y—Cooked food sale, at *he ?fiaciou* «>oma were fra g ­ rant with numerous bowls and 12!?!; Cash Market, afternoon f 0' 0a Ptnh and white roses. DurB evening by ‘-’atholie ladies. ‘n* the evening a pleasing pro1*2,,__ -Truth Seekers Claes ernm of vocal and instrumental ETt v jth Mrs. C. .L. Goodhue, f t Magnolia Avenue, a t 3 p. m. lo re"do« d by Mrs. W. R. IJL , —Westminster Club will Mrs R li tlusseil and fbentertained a t the church par' ! ' Walthour. Several contests were enjoyed and Mrs. E. Liit 3:20 p- tn-. with Mrs. John h,itlock won n prise of a box foiith nnd Mre. Bert Fort, as of strawberries, by guessing tho "carc»t Jo, the number of B rrie s [^1“—p'ine Organ Club meets contained in the box. At a lato 153:30 at the home of Mrs. Voile Jake refr" hment 9 of angel loo'd cake, corfcc, stawbeijrios nnd Subscription brldgo par­ s e d the homo of Mrs. J. N. nffunfoliowed. during which songs whipped cream were served to tobson on Pnrk Avenue, a t 3 p. with the specially written “Friend- about one hundred people. BY W ILLIAM JE N N IN G S BRY AN PHILLIPS THEATRE SIf.S7,?lBt ot, r}°Trf- An h°ur IT under the auspices of St. iy /words were greatly enjoyed. Isbesdn)— Subscription bridge fit Welakn Lobby a t 3 o’clock, 1th Mrs. Harry Walsh and Mrs. John Schirard ns hostesses. JLes Guild. i M. Clemons has returned Lc from a delightful trip tu PaEls and Gainesville. ■ "r —' " Hrs. James Hawkins and party *(fiends nrc spending Saturday Orlando on pleasure. D IG R A M S who has been Mvn™K/ ,r".u0corB° Fox in Fort , ; }' 1 - /° ,r the past two weeks, is ^TTieetcd to arrive home Saturday aftreemoon. She will be nccomtTensn< ,n hrGeorge, m0 by Jr, Fox and lituo son* S»MpJ v f ” ' George II. Ellis of *vin I 1 * nro "ponding tho winter with Mr. and Mrs C h Hrutnlcy a t Chuluotn Inn. ‘ C* ,n . lhM Ir ,,rrn " r ,,» r t <>r Ih r Sr r e s til JiKHHnl (T rrn ll of (he KmIt- «f I Inrldn, In anil fur Kjm lm ilr • utility,, la I'h n n r r n . K. C. Reed of Honolulu is spend» some time here with his sisJf, Mrs. Harry aWrd. K Kn. C. D. Brumley of Chulu^ was in tho city Friday, com^ing business and pleasure. Bill Moye, who is a student at It Uni'“rsity of Florida at lieesvibc spent Friday here with il parents. Miss Lena Bell Hagan is spendl the week-end in Del.and an k yucst of her cousin, Mins Lui* Dutton. I. ... Adams of Chicago, 111., u among the arrivals in the ty nn Friday and is stopping at it Montezuma. Mr. nnd Mrs. E, L. Lane nnd e of'Fornmanslmrg, N. Y., were ■ong the tourists arriving in inford on Friday. Mr. an*l Mrs. L. C. McCray of sksnnville arrived in .Hanford riday and will spend seme time ire at the Montezuma. Mi?s Rubn Williams nnd guest, bs Gladys Hinswanger of Attti. nVotorcd to Orlnndd on hridny where they spent the Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Coggshnml id ion of Groton, N. Y., are in it city for a brief sojourn nnd * pleasantly located at the Monisma. nil thy soul, and with all thy I but all people everywhere *lho seventh commandment! strength, andil with nll_ thy . mind; ■found the guaranty of their gvnrth the integrity of the home | and thy neighbor ns thyself, O n 'right» in tho recognition of mmandmjntH hang a lt1rights of others nnrt thc'advi hy putting n ban upon tho one act the prophets." ment of their own welfare If that violates its sanctity. __ _____ for today takes up premotion of thfc welfare of ot If I mistake not the signs of the times, the inviolability of the home there commandments whether they t Copyright 1924. by The Itep Syndicate.)____ _ is the next great subject to receive are repented in Deuteronomy a n t i _____ the attention of those who seek to thtows about them a halo'or p ro m ------,n „ •;jiiit io v T uTtSm i-e. The Children of Israel wr;n SUBSCRIPTION BRIDCH improve the condition of society. reminded of the special care that , , Harry We punish the thief who tnkpi find preserved them hml were asL or dohn Sen valuables frem the home in the day suretl that tho protecting arm of t 1’ reservation ^ for ^ time and the burglar who robs the the Almighty would continue to "!'rr,P ' '■> *,r||'Ke " ,* a home of money or met' handlse at eustntn them ns long ns they reonejda>% _3h*u__30.jit .1 p._ night, but there is not nulTlcicnt main?*! faithful to the covenant inCocke:! feed *nT« ::t Stake,** r refection of the virtue that is the tu which thiv hail entered. ko SatniH y aiterm on and 1 I riffles* jewel of the home. Mb tut y shtJtts that not only they by the Catholic 1-iidic.i. The abolition of the saloon and the enfranchisement of woman, coming at the same time, mako.it possible to secure f o r the safe­ guarding of the home legislation tnnt was impossible !>cfore. The time ir, ripe for the awakening of an increased respect for the sev­ enth commandment. "Thou Shalt Not Steal." The D irect f n n Its P lm v iiae n n l Run a t th e l l t l i S tre e t eighth ronrtnnndmont L? a recognlTr.calfe, N ew York. t'on of the right of property—a tight next in Importance to the : acred tight of home, and only third in importance to The right t.i life. No emphasis need he placed upon the eiinihwility involved in stealing upon it f-mnll scale this is univer­ sally condemned; but there is a t-'.tc u y t.i decrease the tevcritv .f Hi- condemnation as the amount stolon increases. Petty larceny doll net the small stealing that to ----JrijAy.iL on? defends; grand "larceny de­ ivLICE 'lZPSiCf' I li\K C N ^ ’A\LiV’lO ' L E W IS 5TONE cs rites tlu> larger robberies that are m ire difficult to punish, while T H E R S N S A T IO fi O S A C E N T U R Y the v/nrd “glorious" ht the only SI term ll.r.t seems to fittingly deserbe the pillage that nation* i’.v e.itirl With a Special Orchestra sometimes engage in against other nations. irn M atinee, HOc and It is well to remember Hint the Lord did not draw any tine spun 'L i j E vening, 50c, 7 iic ,! distinction* upon thif umount tak­ en or the number who join in the theft, “Thou shnlt not steal" i ■ no reaper tor of persona; the moral principle which it announces can­ not be over‘a helmed by a crowd or by tho amount involved. The Crime of Tale Hearing “Thou Shull Not Dear false m m m , Witness Against 'Jhy Neighbor." Tiie ninth commandment guards the citadel of character. Hack in the days of the great law giver, the rigid, to a good name war associated with the right to own property, it comes next to this right in its place among the t 'il and is associated with the com­ mandments that protect life and the borne. , While it may ho more difficult In calculate the injury done by slan­ der or libel than the injury done by line who steals, the act is juL as reprehensible and needs us much to lie enjoined. Possibly the most otfensive turn! which fnl.-v witness­ ing Lakes today is tale-bearing— the more do honorable liecausu it* least subject to punishment. chokes th e h en One who makes an open attack <•*■*■» mother, risking tire penal­ ties of the law, has at least tin? /Inof/ieriycry R ed Comb vjfordinaty i merit of courage which tho c cunEgg Mash excels— Red Cotnb niit claim who circulate whispered ^ Mashes Mash calumnies that cannot ho reached contain. dusP. by the courts, Shakespeare says: contains no , from, filler '-j "Who steals my purse steals tra .b; d u st rtor ■*" VT ia ‘ "dfikl iiTiftf,’‘ttdttrh fg f......... ‘filler ‘ ’Twa* mine, his Inn, amt has been slave to thousands; JU:t he that filches front me my good name Is DUSTLESS! Robs me of that which not enriches ttn j SlU ks a f Fitter hri(at§ a rrj turn. WAtre1la t A# M em brane* o f the ihtm ii* And makes me poor indeed." huiit on RLD COMB for QUALITY This rests upon the words of Hob. arc a: “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches." The assassin of reputation is thus men a greater criminal than the one who lakes only money. ('tiri I s Tim ( ommamlmcnt * ■Phono 91 "Thou Slmlt Not t hivct." T ie tenth commandment goes to tho root of the matter and cuts out uivctmi: ness, tlie evil desire which. for sale BIRTHDAY PARTY, rink and white roses nnd ferns were lavishly used in decorating lor tho birthday parly given Friday honoring Mm. Clarence Hurcliffe, whose birthday it was. At noon n six course luncheon was served, the table being cen­ tered with the lovely birthday cake, iced in white and topped with pink rose-buds and lighted pink tapers. Covers were laid for ten. ' Th‘08° present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harteliffc. Mrs. Laurn Pickc, Mrs. Carroll Doll and two chiltiren , Virginia nnd Claronce, Jr., Nrs- Sentnis, lllia, e rg e Mrs. vGeorge hlliott nnd son, Edward. DISTRICT MEETING. On next Monday, Jan. 28, there will be heltl in Urlando, a Joint district meeting of Odd Fellows and Kebekahj. The officers of Loth orders from the following cities will be installed: St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Leesburg, nnd Orlan­ do. District Deputy Grand Mas­ ter IL J, Lehman of ,Sanford, will no tho instaltin^ officer for the Odd Fellows nnd District Prealdtnt, Mrs. A. J. I-oasitij: also of Hanford, will act in like capacity for the Kcbeknhs. A large crowd is expected as the Grand Master of the state and other officers will be present. Any one intending to go from Hanford will plensc he at the Lodge room not later than 5:30 p. m., Monday, Jan. 28. BRIDGE PARTY Hie and Ruth Gillon nt their Thursday evening Mrs. Andrew on Palmetto Avenue, left Mahoney and Mrs. W. \\r. Potter itimlny for her homo in Ilra- entertninc at a benefit bridge par­ utown. ty at the home of Mrs. Mahoney on Tenth Street. The many friends of Miss MnrRod roses nnd pninnrttlns were ttt Zachary, who has been critie- used in charming profusion in the v ill at Hullens College, Bristol, various rooms where the card tnwill be glad to learn that her hles were placed. Bridge and 500 Itratiun was a success nnd that were both played. « is getting along nicely. When scores were counted, the prize for high score among the 500 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson, Hr. players, was Ijeld by Miss Made­ » Mrs. E. I). Brownlee anti their line Mallem, who was awarded a Miss Lee Traylor and Mrs. cut glass basket. The men’s prize, nB«‘i were a congenial purty silk hose, went to Father Gravel: »tnnng to Daytona Reach on the cut prize, a hand-painted lndcl wr-iLiy where they spent n very went to Mrs. John McNamara. Top IttJant day. 1 score among the bridge players Mr. awl Mrs. Copcly, who have was held by Mrs. W. II. Hines, •rcrJly purchased the Wimbish who was given a cut glass basket. ua I’jirk Avenue, are now The men’s prize, silk Jiose, was typng a trip to Cuba. Upon won by John MeN’amaa. Mrs. S. *ir return they will occupy the A. Berner won the low score Buiencc which is being remodel- prize, a powder jar. The alum­ inum wan Won by Miss Katherine l«Rd painted. Fox. The hostesses, assisted by Mrs, CIRCLENO. 4. "fde No. t held a very interest- F. E. Itnumillat served ice cream jt meeting Friday afternoon with topped with strawberries, gold and , «• K. Camp at the lovely devil’s food ^ake and coffee as re­ Pf of her daughter. Mrs. \V. L. freshments. Eight tables of players enjoyed 1,11 Celery Avenue. After tho regular opening with this pleasant evening ami the ufMic, scripture reading and pray- fair was a decided success both • officers were installed and financially and socially. me?, | ()r the yea rdiscussed and Unntd. BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE M the conclusion tof the proFriday afternoon, a benefit card jrn‘ **. social hour 'was enjoyed, delicious refreshments were party was given nt the Woman’s e,l consisting of eongeuled Cluh, for the card table fund, of L-j *aLid. saltines, pickles, in- which Mrs. Edward Lane .Is chair­ man. There were nineteen tables idual cakes anil coffee. of players. 1 DE V. HOWARD CHAITEU, The lovely bignonia vines to­ gether with other cut flowers of nt U. D. C. ‘.exceptional interest was the the same hue, ami notted ferns nnd ting Friday afternoon of tho plants were used in decorating the ■' , ’ • Howard Chapter, U. D. large lounge where the card tables were arranged. V* the Valdes Hotel. »e regular roiTtine of business After a number of rubbers of m order at which time, the bridge, scores xvere counted nnd J'j'ient, Mn . R. j . Holly pre- prizes awarded. Top score was 1 , was decided to have held by Mrs. Joe Lee. who was in the Library, “The Vct- given a handbag, donated by Speer l,e “‘"I “The Southern Maga- and Son. Low score prize, u pan­ v series of rummage sales try net, donated by Union Phar­ benefit of the Brotherhood macy, went to Miss Mary de Saussure. The consolation prize, an .a - Andrew building fund. •*U‘ry delightful program was olive spear, donated by Roumillat L ;'rt‘ following the business nnd Anderson, was won by Mrs. Mrs. Kent Rossiter read W. H. Hines. 2 .fe.r, on “The Life of General Refreshments of pear salad, G, D. Bishop’s paper olives, saltines, cake and coffee th*? conclusion ol hit , h>* Life of General Stone- **"'ro bo**vp^ ^ Jackson.” “The Life of Gen- the game, by the hostess, assisted uv jura. wl. S. Wiggins, Mrs. It. J. .■I h AIbi.,t Sidney UJohnson” was -U IIH JU II HO P*Pvr read by Mrs. W. Morton Holly, Mrs. W. T. Langley, and 4-L| n- These papers were un- Mrs. A. J. Richardson. The affnir was not only a suc­ l 1 good and were of much Li,,. lo *he members of the cess socially hut als'o financially and n neat sum wns rcnlizcd. Itnlu-rt IturoJiurt, Husnu ltiiritlinrt, Ills w ife. JnM*|)li H. A sk e w , Huruh I. A sk ew . Ills wife. J a m e s W e e k s , Jneiilf llrouk. Hmanuel lle lilt. • 'Iinrles T. Itin liiin. .Mleluiol J. llu y le •tlnl Ceoi'Ke l*. Ilriinltey, m o l e r *lie Hrm n a m e of l>oyle mol llriin lle y . Josepli M. Arreiloioln. J o h n Kosler. W ltllm n I,. T a y lo r, C h a r le s \V. J a e o r k s , t \ W. J n r o e k s , H a r r i e t J. J n r o e k s . J o h n l l o u h e y , T h o m n s A. H u g h e y , A. XI. T h r a s h e r , T r u s t e e for Kvo II, T h r n s h e r . mol Kvn II. T h rjish e r, Alee W nllnee. M ary (j, Stovln, l.a w re n e e lirn ee, M ary W a m We. u . s..,> vumM c,, J o b o , ,«. WynUiie, M i i r j i s W f u n m e , l i I h w l i f . *i|* i i i i i e f RED COMB EGG MASH v v i m **, In unil to th e f o llo w in g d e se rlh e il I'leees. p a rc e ls mol t r a c t s o f lan d , s itu a te , ly in g and lielng In th o I'o n n ty of (tem hode n n d d i a l s of l-'lnrldii. m o re n n r t l e u l a r l y d e s c r l h ell a s fo llo w s t o - w l t : All o f l l lo - k s ‘A." I. .1, •», 15, 20. 21, a n d 2fi, n e e o rd ln g to th e I 'l a l of Midlonvllle, mol o f reeo rd In I’lnt Hook l. on P a g e 120, iV m tn o le C ounty. Kli rliln. r e e n r d s ; also. All t h a t horH on of llloek 27. n r eon I tu g to said I'hit of M rltn iiv ltle wllleli lies N orth of t h e S o u th lin e of (to v e r n m e n t l.ot ttn e, in S e r t l o n ,1ft. T o w n s h i p 1 tS, S o u t h of Ita lig e II Mast, e x te n d e d W e st. It a p p e a r i n g from t h o s w o r n hill of e o n ip la ln t tiled III t h i s cause a g a i n s t you. t h a t you n n d eneh o f you h av e o r elnlm to h a v e so m e I n ­ te r e st In nnd to th e l a n d s h e r e i n above d ese rlh e d . a n d t h a t your plneex o f re s id e n c e a r e u n k n o w n , T h e r e f o r e , you A a ro n J e r n l g a n . If liv in g . H u b ert Itnrnli >rt. If liv in g . S u san I l a r n h a r t , his w ife . If li v in g . J o s e p h II. A skew, If livin g,. S a r a h J. A sk e w , Ills wife, if li v in g , J a m e s W eeks, If l i v in g s .la r o b B rock, If living, K m nn uel I l e ld t . If li v in g , t ’liarles T. Hueluin. If liv in g , M ic h ­ ael J, Moyle. If liv ing, a n d (Ic a r g o IV ll r a n t le v . If living, u n d e r th e llrnr na m e of Doyle an d B r a n t l e y , J o s e p h M. A rrc d o h d n , If li v in g , J o h n Muster, If living. W illia m !,. T a y o r. If livin g. C h a r le s W. J a c o o k s . If i|e |n g , C. W. J a e o c k s , if li v in g . H a r r i e t J. Ja e o e k s . If liv in g , J o h n H ug he*. If living. T h o m a s A H u g h ­ ey. If li v in g , A. XI. T h r a s h e r , T r u s ­ tee f o r Kvn II. T h r a s h e r , If li v in g . •rol llvu It. T h r a s h e r . If liv in g , Alec W a lla c e , tf living, M a r y f!. S tov ln . if livin g. I.u w ren ce t l r a c e , if liv in g . .Mary W am b le, If liv in g . <!. S. W arnide, If liv ing. J o h n S, XVVimbte, if living, a n d .Mary W omlile, Ills w ife. If l i v in g ; nnd If dead , ail p a r t i e s e la l m l n g In t e r e s t s under A a ro n le r n lg m i. d e ceased . I t n b e r t I t a r n h a rt, d e ceased . Hiieuu B a r n h a r t , his Wife, ileeeased, J o s e p h II. A sk e w , deceased, S a ra h J. A sk e w , h is w ife, deceased# J a m e s W e e k s , d e c e a se d . J a c o b Brock, dec e a se d , K m n nuel Ileldt, deceased . C h a r l e s T. B u c h a n , d eceased. Michael J . It ij le. d e c e a s ­ ed mid G e o rg e <V B r a n t l e y , d e ­ ceased, u n d e r th e firm nniite o f Boyle n n d B ra n tle y . J o s e p h XI. A r ­ redondo. d ec aNed, J o h n IV Muster, iteeessed W illiam T a y lo r , d e ­ ceased, t ' h n r l e a W. J a e o e k s , d e ­ ceased, IV W. J a e o e k s , d e ceased . H a r r i e t J. Ja e o e k s . d e c e a s e d . J o h n Hughey, d eceased. Thomas A. H u g h e y , d eceased, A. XI. T h r a s h e r . T r u s t e e fo r Kvn II. T h r a s h e r , d e ­ m ised. am i Kvtt II. T hrasher deceased, Alee W allace, deceased . Mary •: Stovln. il-ee:|»ed. l . a w r e n e e Grace, ileeeased. Xlury W a m b l e , d e ­ ceased, <!• S. W a m b le , d e c e a se d . gu p er yearA ' average . J PURINA HEN KrKBna;iBKHKisria.TKan!:saj:znsne (u*u M arc Eggs or M on ey B a ck P u tin a lie n Chow a n d C h ic k e n Chowder will be delivered \ j y - : oa tho following basis: tf hens fail to Icy more r ’ ;;s vfhr.n fed these Chows n s d ir e c te d , than v /h e n f e d any o t h e r ra tio n , the money paid Isr both the Ct.:.v.stvill be refunded. vnneo or the Habbatn—"ttetm moetthe Sabbath Day, to keep it holy." Of these three, the fourth needs most to be emphasized today. The desecration of the Sabbath is so pecuniary profitable that a powerful moneyed class has risen up in resistance of any effort, per­ suasive b r,coercive, to protect the one day in se'ben reserved for spiritual things. While <>iir gov­ ernment does not, nnd should not, attempt to force religion upon the individual conscience, it can and should make worship possible for those who desire to worship. Our national nnd state govern­ ments set a wholesome example in this respect by so regulating the hours of employment that no o:tu shall be denied the privilege of worship, except in cases of emerg­ ency. Surely one day in seven i * not too much for the nourishing of the spiritual man, when it is remembered that the spiritual D, I have ju st completed three modern five-room hnngnlowif located in one of the finest residential sections ,of Sanford, Each bungalow is modern in every respect and complete with all improvements. They are well arranged and constructed of good materials. WILL TAKE GOOD UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AS FIRST PAYMENT The balance can he arranged to suit the purchaser. Phone f»(5-.J after seven o’clcck any evening or in (tuire at The Sanford Herald Office. I PURINA a diw; tIV utitAiisn::* Make every day count for your pcu!ls-y Ce: more eggs when egg pr:c*-a profits. are up. Wc SeU Furba Chaw* —Pinas Us. W e carry at all limes Oyster Shell and Grit for Chickens. It is very essential that you keep this before your chickens all the time. �Orderly Marketing thro All Growers and Marketing Agencies ma Conditions in the citrus industry have brought home to every grower and to every shipper the need for increased consumption o f Florida grapefruit and oranges and the necessity for the orderly m arketing that can be assured only through control o f distribution. > > A s by far the largest of the Eastern marketing agencies in the state, the Florida Citrus Exchange has been profoundly impressed by the obligation resting upon it to lead the way in providing ways and means for cor­ rection o f the unfortunate situation that has prevailed this season.. Officers and members of the Florida Citrus Exchan ge have considered the subject of better arrangements for handling the state's citrus crop with due humility a nd a sincere desire to arrive at sane and sound conclu­ sions. They have freely sought constructive counsel, both from inside and outside the organization. *. Every suggestion offered has been carefully weighed and all ideas advanced have been painstakingly in­ vestigated. In the final analysis, it appears that the policies and practices of the Florida Citrus Exchange may properly be changed or modified in three importa nt respects to harmonize the present situation. Conse­ quently the members of the organization have been called to m eet in special session to make such changes in the charter and by-laws as will provide for the following: First, permitting privately owned marketing agencies, corporate or individual, to sell their out­ put through the Florida Citrus Exchange, each such agency to function as a subexchange at large, without in any degree losing its identity, sacrificing its brands or otherwise changing the conduct o f its interna] affairs except as to selling. Second, elimination from the operations of the Florida Citrus Exchange of every activity not speci­ fically connected with selling the products of mem bers, creating demand therefor and providing pro­ per inspection, transportation, and accounting, all other form s o f service to growers, local associations or sub-exchanges to be directly controlled by such of them as support these forms of service. Third, placing representation upon a box basis. , ' COMMENTS EXPLANATORY OF THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE ORGANIC LAW AND PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE TO EMPHASIZE THE MEANING OF THESE MODIFICATIONS *The purpose of the first modification is to mnke it practicable for private marketing agencies to sell through the Florida Citrus Exchange without change in ownership or in the direction of their affairs. The Sub-Exchanges as at present constitutes separate cooperative corporations, controlling their own operations and using the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange only to provide an orderly system for marketing the crops of members. Under the new system, any privately owned marketing agency may become a sub-exchange at large, absolutely in control of its houses, house brands and all other factors having to do with the production and packing of fruit. Second the changes provided for is that which will hereafter confine the operations of the Florida Citrus Exchange purely and simple processes in separately connected with marketing perishable products. The Florida Citrus Exchange was formed to function primarily ns a marketing agency. This particular modification of the charter or by-laws will be for the purpose of hereafter preventing any diversion of its energies into unrelated fields. If there has grown up in the organization any paternalism or participation in mutters foreign to the main issue of the Exchange’s exist­ ence, amendments of the organic law under th is head will both correct conditions that may now exist and prevent their recurrence. Placing representation upon a box basis, as provided for in the third change, will give control of their own business to growers who nroduce and ship through the Florida Citrus Exchange. 1 Hox basis representation will guarantee that a privately owned ag ency operating as a sub-exchange at large will hnve exactly the sam e voice in the management as a cooperative sub-exchange with the same volume. In becoming affiliated with the Florida Citrus Exchange by making the latter its sales outlet, no privately owned marketing ngenev will need to change in any way whatever its plan of procccdurc except as rel ales to selling. The machinery of the Florida Citrus Exchange is of sufficient elasticity to provide quick expansion for meeting any situation and the members of* the hoard of directors of the Florida Citrus Exchange are unanimous in believing that the changes in its charter and by-laws, as described herein, open the way lor a coordination of interests that will benefit all without injuring any — the highest type of cooperation. They feel that all serious objections to the Florida Citrus Exchange on the part of growers and shippers not previously affiliated will be entirely removed by the procedure provided. They are confident that with the control of distribution, demand can be developed to fully keep apace with in­ creased production. They know that en larged volume can be made to give in­ creased efficiency of operation at a lower per box cost. They hope for a prompt and hearty response from growers and shippers who w ant to see the citrus indus­ try of Florida permanently prosper. Affirmative action on this proposition by prominent growers and shippers will lead to speedy improvement in present marketing. The whole situation can be readily changed for the better in a few days' time. F urther information will be cheerfully supplied by the business m anager of the Florida Citrus Exchange Tampa, Florida. ' . HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE Florida Citrus Exchange TAMPA, FLORIDA, JANUARY 25, 19 2 | �'• * 1 • ; ‘ ' ‘ * -r -*- • ■ ■1 ^ fu y * * - 7 =. . *v > • • DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY W, .1924 E ’S T I M E F O R A L L T H I N G S BUT NOW IS TfiE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS ganford Daily Herald fANT-AD RATES Cash In Advance its: ■tirphonnl ltd*, will bp rrJfltrd front patron* nnd nil. I^lur sent Immediately far pij ifi*ir Ifln n — ........... ....... in* « ii«p ** ii l l w Iflnift ■.................-..A*,. U p it llnp | Time* ---- '<p " ,,a p KarpType doubler above ' njifS. friiured dntr* are fur coil, itfuilvf Inrortlon*. «, of nvt-rnKfl length gfe eountrd a line, jjinlnimii cltnrgn 30c fur first imrrtlon. ii| gdvertIslnjt Is restricted ti> proper rlniislflrnllnn. ^ if an erm r I* made The Kan. bfj H-ruld will he responsible hr only "no tncnrrej-l Inserlion, h, advertiser.- for *uh*c,|uent gtrrtl"'<s. The office shoulil lie ptlfliit Immediately In case of *fTC r' to AtlVRRTTSERfl. I i ll.-rald representative tlior*hlv familiar with rates, rules j rlasslllcatlon. will give you ; mplrie Information. And If •gg wish, they will assist you In Vorillnic your want ad to make I mure effective. |til'OUT*AT NOTICK. A dvertisers s h o u l d g i v e t h e i r Hrrrl i.r p o s t o f f i c e a d d r e s s a s ,,ll n< t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r i r k,y .I.s i r e r e s u l t s . About one Voider o u t o f a t h o u s a n d h u a n ligltphoa". a n d t h e o t h e r s c a n ' t Ifomnuinleate w i t h you unless Itlry know y o u r n d d r e s s . .Ill ,INr,tntlnun*e* MCST lie stnile l» p e r s o n n t T b e Hnnfnril Herald of flee dr hr let­ ter. Telrphotie rilaeuntln■■res nrp not valid, I Courteous, Prompt, Service. Efficient WANTED IMISCELLANEOUS lANTKD—Your old furniture. [Many people in Sanford would ke to buy second hand furniture. A ntin' your spare pieces in the itralti Want Ada and sell them ^lly. Phono 148 and the w ant | department will bo glad to inyotir ml. IANTED—Baby carriage, m ust | be in good condition and reasonllj’ priied. EIox 300, care The nforil Herald,________ OJINtESSED A IR CLEANING Closed ears, carpets, rugs, a t 11 Second St. I aNTKI) all kinds of carpenter find brirk work, by day or conict.' ii07 \V. F irst St. Phone -106. Itrn-n & Hinson. IANTED— Young gentleman detin^ rmmi with or without board private residence near public nis court. J. W., care Herald. IDY of refinem ent desires posi­ tion as companion to lady 'or Macing housekeeper, Phono 31, ‘ for Mrs. P arker. _ ._____ IRESSMAKING, buttonholes and | ill kinds of fancy work; charges uonublc. Call a t 001 Laurel I r e . ______________________ IANTED—To buy direct front fowner several moderately priced B'i’s. The price nnd term s right. IV. Miliicon, J r. Grifflth-Millifo„ 1U3 F irst National Hank dc. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork aauuage smoked with onw w ool hOR SALE— New Bungalow on paved stre e t, $750.00 and bal35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ ance like rent. E, F . Lane. cepted lo r leas than 3 lbs. SatisTaction g’inrnatced. Mrs. Enoch ^ DIt SALE—Six room house, four biocks from Post Office, pries Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. $3,900; term s. _ E , F.’ Lane. _ SALE— Lot on Railroad Avc. AlZ£r £ KU, L'arnten Ginpes, Tree ideal location for warehouse. E. Biueberriea, -30 per cent off. r . Lane. Tree Blackberries. Best invest* OR fjALE— O r rent, it) acres good citrus land, portly cleared, a ^ q„ X 'U pnn.u’6 f i S: house and other improvements, 2 n i S 'r b . A'hp,tJ Kun"l“- mtles from P. O. Apply 809 Mognolla Avc., fo r inform ation.___ 13t i o k h /iL t,— ueSoto paints I*OR-vBALE— Beautiful bungalow vnnrislies a t Sanford Novelty on corner lot ,most desirable Works, solo agents. In4-tfc imrt_of_city. E . F. Lane._________ BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries FOR SALE— 10 acres Hammock and blackberries—nil varieties land, 5 fenced, 3 cleared, one Mmnole fo rb o rn e nnd commercial flowing well, $1700. plnntm g. la r g e s t nurseries. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure FOR SALE—20 acres. 3 acres good early profits. For full incleared balance Hammock. One form ation and illustrated catalog flowing well, (! room house. Ideal No. 9, w rite Southern Adapted place for celery, vegetables, chick­ ens and stock, price $3500. N urseries, Bnrtow, Fla._______ t'O R SA t.E— Egry Cash Register. FOR SALp— 10 acres Hammock . C ost $00 when new. Will sell mile front Lake, fine celery land. If cheap. Inuuiro at Sanford Herald sold quick $1250. office, _________ FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs Remember when buying from us for setting, 15 eggs for 51.00. we take you direct to the owner Mrs. Ellsw orth, Bcnrdnl! Avenue, nnd sell nt the owners price. We Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp deal strictly on the square with SEE the Sanford Stove Works, C02 seller or buyer. Our. m otto satis­ Sanford ,Ave. hefore buying faction to both buyer o r seller. stoves. We will save you money. SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Wo also repair stoves of all kinds, Seminole Annex. grafanolas and sewing machines. Sanford, Fla. ____________ ;__________ 191-tfc FOR SALE— Corner lot facing FOR SALE— Missionary strawI-nkc front, price $1500. E. F. b erry plants well rooted, care­ Lane. _ fully packed, fiOe per hunilred, $3.50 p er M. delivered. Mathews FOR SALE—House, five . rooms and bath, moth'rn conveniences. Co., Tnllahnssee, Fla., Route C. A bargain. M ust bo sold nt once. EX PER T Typew riter denning and Owner leaving city; corner P al­ repairing. Call H. S. Pond, metto and Spurting Ave. W. L. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. Davis. 179-tfc N cT person need become baldheaded. I have a newly invent­ HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH ed machine th at prevents same. “ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR W onderful for adding new life nnd COMPOUND is fine. My little grow th to hair. Sips gray hairs. girl hnd an aw ful cough. I got a Price $2.50, W rite for pnrticu- bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND lars, S . S. Boyd. Laurens, S. C._ TAR COMPOUND and gave her a FOR SA LE— Baby chickV .'s. C. few doses nnd she was greatly re­ Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd lieved,” w rites Clyde II. .Benson, Silver W ynndottes, S. C. White Marlbrook, Virginia. Thu best nvy remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ leg h o rn s, S. C. Ancunns. Henv ogg_ producing strains. PedigreeL'Cll, ness; relieves nronm tly nnd effec­ exhibition and utilitv matings. tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND Custom hatching. W rite today TAR COMPOUND has etood the for prices. Stinnyside Hatchery, test of time, serving three genera­ Box 18, Longwood, Fla. tions. MELLON SEED —Tom Watson, Irish gray Bleckley sweet, Flor­ M Sln-nd. Ann'e M. Wclih, Al­ ida Favorite, Ga. Knttlesnnke. I ward va V. Wood. Charles F. Wood. Sa­ grow nnd snve these seed myself; rah N. Wood. Floe,-nee j. Wood, nnd money cannot buy any better. 59 A. S. White. noA ....... *>«d every cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, -m- of tin- said ib-fend'-nts If IIvIuk. If either, anv or all of said deFla. ______________ ______ and fciptuiut* U-- sli*iil.> Kh»o li)!»*. Uov FOR SALE—Citrus fruit trees, all heirs, devlseeu, nxnntee* or other varieties on sour orange, rough rlulmant* under each end every one ■f said decease-1 ih-fendnnts; all lemon and grapefruit root. Alco person* claim Imr Interest un-ter Adsour orange seedlings budding dlc N. Kelley, iti-ce-iseit. Frederick size; prices very reasonable. A. Wood, decensed, or John M. Ollocrt, deceased, ns l i ’*—i devisees trr»nE. Nichols, DeLand, Fla. iees or other clnlmnnts unili-r them FOR SALh]— C ar load colcry, wire or either of them; Air*. Harvey 8. ju st arrived. Get our prices. Hill Ahn. Katie At. Ashley nnd Byron 8. \shlev her htis’e-nd. Airs. William Implem ent & Supply Co. T. Abbott. Mrs, Ceor-e H-ovr-n Mr*, FOR SALE— Established cash busi­ cimrb-s J Douche Mr". M. 8 Heon. ness with lease and equipment. Mrs. Charles M Ilnrobnrt. Airs. H. P urchaser man or woman will be M. Illnck, Airs. C. R. Iluroke-. Mrs. A. ttoeklostoe, William tau g h t business. Sulphur Vapor ib-orue Itrutt, ----- (.’onely, hushnml of Win­ Baths, 240 S. Orangu Avenue, O r­ fred L. Cotp-ly. Mrs. Chprte* l<. lando. F la ,______ ____________ i'b use. Airs, .lame* Carter. Mr*. I». W. Currie, K. Dlekson. wife WE ARE now ready to take or­ if Samuel C.Annie Dleksnn. Jennie Dlek­ ders for R. I. Red Chickens at son. wife "f Jam es W. Dickson. Airs. 15 cents each. Mrs. \V. R. Gucrry, I,dm K. Duru nil. Airs. L. W. fllbbs, ----- liibbs, husbao-l i-f La urn J. Route 1, Sanford, Fin. HELP WANTED LOST AND FOUND ARE YOU losing an opportunity to tell your property by not using the H erald Want Ads. The cost Is small, the results great. H erald W ants w ill work for you quickly. LOST— A grip between Geneva and TitUxviltc bridge. Finder p lease.notify E. R. Moore o r Rob King a t Oviedo. Ten dollars re­ MIDDLE agctl woman for high- ward. class manager Seminole Coun­ LOST—One child’s blue broad­ ty. Mrs. K. D. Easton, Box 1420, cloth- cape. Finder please' re ­ Orlando, Fla. turn to 1829 Park Ave._____ WANTED—Help of al) kinds by many business houses. If you are without a position, advertise on ths classified page o f Ilia Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach the tiou. sands. SALESMAN — LOCAL TER R ITORY. TO CALL ON GA­ RAGES, OIL COMPANIES, ETC., ATTRACTIVE EARNINGS WITH PERMANENT POSITION. NAT­ IONALLY ADVERTISED LINE. STATE PAST E X PE R IE N C E AND REFERENCES. L. A. HUME. P. O. BOX 1173, MIL­ WAUKEE, WISCONSIN. HOUSES FOR RENT FOR R ENT—Six months or year — from May first—comfortably furnished house, six sleeping rooms. Inquire 318 Magnolia Ave. FOR RENT—Unfurnished, fourroom cottage, all conveniences. Phone 499-R. Tnylnr. Mrs. Mollli- Taylor, Mnry It. t*i1. or otli.-rwlsi- In tlu* property l>**Tlirrlun; I*. TrlpMt. Jr.. 8uimi<-l A. low ilt-m-rlht-d: Mrs. Ilnrvry 8. Alin. Walton untl Jom-ph <\ Franc*-. Trim- Kntlc.tr. Ashley mid llyron H. Ashtic for the creditors of L». fc\ Knxt-y |,.v. her huslmnd, Mrs. William T. and D. K. Knifiy K- Co.; Kdwnnl K. Aldiott, Mrs. (|...»r*re Itowrnn. Mrs. fllwad, Antili- M Webb. Alva V. f'harb-i J. Douche. Sirs. M. 8. Denn. Wood. t’lmrliK K. Wood. Hnrnh N. Mrs. Cliiirl.-s K. Ttnrnhnrt. .Mrs. II. Wood. Florence J. Wood, nnd A. 8. M. Illnck. Sirs. r . B. Durokcr, Mrs. White und em-li nnd every one of rlcornu A. llacklnstoc. William them If IIvIiik and If dead nil par- Itru tt.----- L’oncly. husband of Wlntles claim Ini; Interests under llnr- fr.-,l I* Com-iy. Mrs. t’lmrles H vey 8. Alin. \\ llllnni T. Abbott, W. Clinsc. Mrs. Jnmes Carter, Mrs. D. K. Alexander. CeorKo n»wran. W. tJurrle. Annie K. Hickson, wife Charles J. Uourhe. M. 8. Donn, of .Samuel C. Dickson, Jennie niekCbarles H. Ilnriiliiirr, It, M. Illnek. s,m. wife of James W. Dickson. Mrs. F. H. Hurnkrr. licorice A. Durkin- John B. Durand. Mrs. I,. W. Hlhlis, slo.-: Silas Dullard. Trustee for Cur- ----- lillihs. hushoml of Laura J. Its F. Heed. Mary K. Itei-il, nnd Clhbs. Mrs. John If. (Illhert. Mrs. Mary F. Heed: Caroline Itrutt. Win- K. ll. (Ir.-en. ----- liny vs, husband (red L. Contdy. James Carter. II. of Teresa O. Haves, ----- Haves. II. Handle. I, 8. Hunker, D. W. Cur- husband of Kmlly W. Ilayi-s. Mrs. rtc, Charles b. Chuse, Samuel C. John Units. Mrs. Stephen 8, l!o|iDlc.hson. James W. lHcksou. John kins. Mrs. 11 J. Harrell, Mrs. I*. O. H Imranil. I U Falk. Joseph C. C. Hunt. Mrs. B. M. Hudson. Mrs. France. K. II. (Ireen. h. W. Hlhhs. Dnvld Jamieson. Mrs. Willis W. Laura J. (Jlhlis. Teresa (>. Hayes. Jnmes. Mrs. W. W. James. ----Kmlly W. Ilnyes, John llaltx, 8te- Katllne, hushnud of Kdlth Orle phi-n 8, Hopkins, 11 J. Harrell, I*. Katllne, Mrs. John M. Katllne, ----0. C. Hunt: William II. Illneks, Trus- Katllne, hushnml of Della L. Kat1. -e of the Kslate of Frederick line. Amr-llo Linden, wife of VnlW o . h I: M M. Hudson, D.-lla I,. Kat- entlne Linden. Mrs. Jnm.-s T. Lawllr)e. John M. Katllne. David Jamie- less: lien. ||. Johnson, tluardlnn for son, Kdlth Orle Katllne, Willis W. Florence .1. Wood; Mary K. Miller. James. W. W. James. V alentine. wife i f David I- Mlll.-r, Ann's f. Linden, James T. Lawless: Andrew Mlehuel, wife of fleofge L .MlehJohnson. Trustif for the creditors nel, Mrs. T. W. Mathews. .Mrs. of J. I). Dorset!; David L. Miller. Franklin Moore. Mrs, llnss-l MerfleorK'- I*. Michael. T. W. Mathews, rltt. 8nrnh A. Merritt. Mrs. William Franklin Moore. Hassell Merritt. It. T. Nesbitt, Nnney Nelsotl’ and JereI’. McClain, 8. M. McIntyre, William mloli Nelson. In-r huslmnd. Mrs. It. T. Nesbitt Luther C. I’orti-r, Lyman ; l ‘. McClain Mrs. Lutln-r l*. l’--rter. Phelps. Thomas K. Poole, Irene j Jo men It. Poole, hushnml of Mary Poole, Mary Lila Poole. Fannie A. Kiln 1‘imle, ----- Poole, hilsliainl of Pooli-i Albert Hand. William W. Fannie A. Poole. Nellie If^ I’rtrker Hied. Harrison Ileeil, Curtis K. »nd panli-l W. Parker her hushaiol. Deed. Alary K. Heed. Mnry F. Ileeil. i Mrs. Albert Haml. .Mr*. William W. Frb-ilerlek Julian 8 l e t z , A d o l p h H e ed . Airs. H a rrls -itl Heed. Airs. Heliroeder. Da'bl F. Bayer, M r s . C u r t Is F. H e ed, Mrs. ' F r l e d e r l e k Llxilp M While. M a r i r n r e t S t o u t , J o h a n Slot*. Mrs. A d olph H c h m e d e r . Marv D. Flouelt, J o h n A UK l i s t Mrs. I t a v l d F. B ayer, ----- » S t o u t . 8 loblotn. Louisa I T h o m a s , S e t h l - n s b e m l o f M i r u n r - t S t - m * ------Taylor. Air*. Aloil le Taylor, Alary H t o w e ll, h u s h a t u l of Alary It. H to w e ll, It. Therlen; L Triplett, Jr.. Samuel Mrs. J o h n A 'l k i is l SJoblo m . L u e l n A. Walton and Joseph C, France, W, S ltea d. ------ T h o m a s , h u s b a m l o f Trustees for the creditor* of D. F. L o u i s a C. T lin n m s . Mr*. 8 e t h T a y ­ Klluey afl-l D F. ICagey K- Co.; Kl- lo r , ------ T a y l o r , h u s b a n d o f Air*. ivar-1 K. Shead. Annie M. Wehli. Al­ Atultle T a y l o r . ——• T h e r l e n . h u s ­ va V. Wood, ('buries F. Wood. Su- b a n d . o f A lary F. T h e r l e n . ------rnh N. Woibl, Florence .1. Wood, or W e b b , h u s b a m l of A n n i e Al. W e b b . under A. S. White, deei-useil. or ------ - W h i t e , hushiitid of Airs. I.T sliotherwise' In the properly herein­ M. W h i t e . Airs. A lva V. W iumI, Airs. after deserllo-d; nil parties claim A. 8. W h i t e a m i nil p e r s o n s I n t e r In th«- nrop-Tty tnvolvsil In Inu I n t e r e s t * nnd--r A ,M b- N. Fr.f.M b-If "WKf'T. -Ii r , till* salt* sitnrrttM in Seiahtobr-Fminrey. illc e a se d . or John II. tJllbort. tirecu * - 1 ty. Klorliln, nml ib-xerlbi-il us; Sec. T|». S. u. i:. H i-ulim lm . ill tin ■noriliw.-»t i-ofm-r or 8 K*i Of SB 1, o f 8,i-. 2.1. T p 2" I. I;. 13 K., run mu til 42A feet oilst 20 20 23 S7M fsut, n o r t h I'J feet, weitt S7s fret __.............. llt-Klnnlmr nt tin* imrtlii-nNt cortu-r or 8K*i of 8 K 1, o f g * c . Jl . Tp .’i* 8.. It. 23 Ft, rim south 195 f«-et 20 20 m d 117 f i l l. imrib 49.> foot. t-Uftl 417 f«■«■! ................. 21 ih-KlnnltiK ut lliu south wist corner of HKU »f HKV- ol S.m- i\. Tp. 2" 8 . II. 2:i Ft. <-on enst 3211 fei-1 n o r t h S2A fi-i't. w e s t 33U f e e t , s o u t h 82.'> f e e t lit-** r n l l 20 20 r oa il rlK ht of w a y ) ........................................................... .......... "I ROOMS FOR RENT AUTOMOBILES A N D A R E YOU—Looking for a good REPAIRS room. IT you do n 't find one list­ ed in th is column, Insert a small w an t ad and you will receive the SPEC IA L, BARGAINS beat lis tings in th e city^________ 1922 Dodge touring, alm ost new F O R R ENT—Two offices, ground 1923 Dodge P anel Delivery like floor new Bishop Building, 209 M agnolia Ave. Suitable' for real now. 1922 Hupmobilc touring. e sta te or insurance. Will rent reasonable. Apply Sanford Lonn Lexington L ark (sport). and Savings Company, Dodge touring, 1921. Dodge R oadster, 1919. FOR SA LE or rent, new cottage, N ational to u tin g , t) passenger. 4-rooms. $850.00. Small cosh Two W orm -drive Ford trucks. pnym ent, balance like rent. LoTwo Fonl Chassis. cnted_Ginderville. Apply at store. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. FOR REN T—G arage, C!4 JIag. Dodge 1922 touring. nolia,________ Two Dodge tourings, 1920. A FU L L PROGRAM at the Milnnc Chandler touring. to n ig h t, Tho Sheriff of Sunday Ford touring, 1922. also Comedy and M utt nnd Jeff. Bulck touring, 1919, 7 passnnger. Free ticket* nt th e Herald ofileo Bulck louring, 1918. for Mrs. D. A. Kelly, Dodge 3-4 ton truck. FOR R ENT—Nice apartm ent nnd Two Rco S peedster Trucks, g arag e located on Silver Lake; 1921-22. rent $15.00 per month. Dr, II. C. Light Ford Trucks. Noble. ♦ _____ tfc 1917 Buick touring. 1923 0 vcland 4, touring. FOR R ENT—Two-ro’.in ap t’s fur* Some iof these cars were traded niahed. Inquire Palms Hotel. in on new Dodges. Most o f them In tbe circu it Court o f Ihr Mrtrnlh havi) been loft w ith us to be sold J n d lelsl t-trrult o f the Slnle of nnd applied on tho purchnsc of rinkliln. In nnd fo r Srinlnole new Dodges. T hey nre nit real County. In Chancery, good, having been reconditioned. C IT A T IO N . Mntll • Pace, widow. Complainant, Terms to these who can establish v*. credit. Some o f these ca rs can Hubert Itnrnlmrt. i-t n l„ Defendant*. be cxhangetl fo r real e sta te im­ T o Ito h ert Ilarn h n rt, If liv i n g , Diamonds S u s a n D a r n h a r t , h i* w i f e . If liv i n g . proved or unimproved. A n r u h J e r u l g n n . If II v Ii i k , J o s e p h 11. or anything else of value. A * ly n v , I f l i v i n g . S u r a h J. A s k e w , SANFORD MOTOR CO. h i s w i f e . If l i v i n g , J u c o h H r n e k , If Dodge Dealers. liv in g , J a m e s W eeks, lr liv in g Phone 3. K m m u e l D e b i t . If l i v i n g , Allelinel DRESSMAKING SALE POLITICAL [ANNOUNCEMENTS E. E . BRADY. ,n SJoblom. Louisa C. 1 Kugt-y and V. F. Kagey Si to .. Ld- % ** ’ »e‘* ^*Mi***» * -4 « f » * i.ijii Thomas, Setli k.c* CORRUGATED IRON ROOFI! COMPOSITION ROLL ROOF STRIP SHINGLES, *> PLASTER, CEMENT, ?* NAILS. ¥k I CHASE & CO. SANFORD. FLA.. *4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 - 3 WHIDDON & HODGES, Sanford Novelty Works J SPECIAL NOTICES II MIRACLE Concrete Co* cement work, sidewlakx, ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J. Terwilleger. Prop. Lumber and Building Uni c a rte r i.umoor com phnyN. Lautcl SL Phone 565, 1 H IL L " LUMBER CO. I T o u a T ^ Service, Quality e 'd P rM l Phone 135. j J . D o y l e , If l i v i n g , n n d r l e o r g e C. You can find the nnme of e v f r £ B r a n t l e y , If l i v i n g , u n d e r lliu llrm n a m e o f H o y l e n m l H r n n t l e y , Air*. live Business .Man in S anford D r P h i l o A. W i l l i a m * . If liv i n g . AtarFOR SALE thin Column each day. g a r e t W . l i n n i s e y . If liv i n g , Alarg a r e l 8. I t a m a e y , If living, and Foril Sedjin M a r g a r e t 8. I t a m s e y n* s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t t o H u b e r t II. . I t a m s c v , If llv I n g : itru| If s a i d p a r t i e s a r e d e a d , (Tinmiter Touring t o a l l p o r t leu e l a l m l n g Interest* Studubaker, Packard, Chevroletunder H ubert Itarn h a rt, Susan B a rn h art, bis w ife, Aaron Dodge Touring J. L. PERK INS . Joriilgiiii, Joseph It. A skew . S a r a h J . A s k e w , h i* w i f e . J a c o b Hudson Touring Sales D epartm ent B rock, Ja m i-i W eeks. Em anuel I l e l i l t , Alb-Uael J . D o y l e n m l ( l e o r g e San Ju an Garage Scripp.*-Booth Touring C. t t r a n l h - v , u n d e r t h o firm n a m e o f . D o y l e n n d B r a n t l e y , Mr*. P h i l o A. W i l l i a m * . M a r g a r e t XV. I t a m s e y , Studubaker Touring M a r g a r e t 8. I t a m s e y , n n d A l a r g a r e t 8. I t a m s e y n * ' s u e e e s s o r III t r u s t to Oakland Touring H u b e r t II. I t a m s e y ; o r o t h e r w i s e . In nnd to the fo llo w in g described l a n d s , o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e ­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS o f, s i t u a t e , l y i n g n m l b e i n g In t h e , Tailors, Cleaners and D y e iT W HERE USED CARS ARE C o u n ty o f S em in o le am i S ta te of j v, F lo r id a , m o re p a r ti c u l a r ly tletcrlbed ALWAYS BARGAINS 117 Park Avenue— PhoM 4ML a s fo llo w * , t o - w l t: B e g i n n i n g 1J85.1I f e e t W e s t o f , -----------------------------------------— 4 th e tJoutheast c o r n e r of ito v e m -j n i e l l i L o t o n e , l a Sei-thill 20, T o w n - : s h i p 19. S m i t h i f I t a n g e I I E a s t . I If d e a d , n i l p a n i c * c l a i m i n g l u t c r S e m in o le C o u n t). Florida; run N o r t h 1430 fe e t m o r e o r less, t o t h e e*t* u n d e r y o u m ild L a w r e n c e H u y " w a t e r s o f L a k e A to n r ic a t lo w w a ­ nex u m l D n v l d XV. C u r r y , l u a n d to t e r m a r k ; t h e n c e W e s t 17 fe el a l o n g tin- lim it h e r e i n a b o v e ile * i-rlh e d , or a n y p a r i t h e r e o f , a n d itluo a n y n n d , t h e Khun- o f s a i d t a k e a t low w a t e r m a r k to th e e n aterly l i n e o f t h e a ll ' o t h e r p e r s o n * w h o s e n a m e o r Al-ise* K. L e v y ( I r a n i ( a l s o k n o w n n a m e * m e u n k n o w n a n d w h o m a y n« th e Sanford (Iran i); tlu-nce tie l n t e r e * t e i | t o t h e p r o p e r t y lnS o u t h 25 d e g r e e * W e s t a l o n g tin- ( v o lv e d In t h i s » u i t , u m l l i e r e i n a b o v e V. C. COliLER, Prop. ■-rrl'ieil n r c l a i m o n v r i g h t , t i t l e E a s t e r l y t i n e o f s n b l (S rnnt t o t h e S m i t h " e - t c o r n e r o f * i h | i l o v e r n - l o r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n a* h a i r s , ilu v lM-r* , r g r u n t i e*. b y , t h r o u g h o r ' m e n t L o t O n e ; t h e n c e E a s t 660 feet General Shop and Mill W ortf u n i t -r s a i d L a w r e n c e H a y n e s , o r i t o . 4o*«lim U ig,.9 'uU t-il(iU lg D a v id \\*. C u r r y , o r a n y o f t h e p a r - 1 i n o r o o r lea*. *f Contractor and Builder It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h u s w o r n hill l b * o r p e r s o n * h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d o th erw ise, are o f e u m p l a l l i l Hied in th is c a u - e o r r e f e r r e d to. o r h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o be a n d a p p e a r a g a i n s t y o u . t h a t y o u a n d e a c h of 517 Commercial Street C o u r t lit v o it h a v e i r c l a i m i n h a v e s o m e b e f o r e m i r *11 bl C i r c u i t I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e la n d * h e r e i n - tile C o u r t H o u s e n t S a n f o r d , F l o r ­ above described, am i that y o u r ! ida. o n t h e 7 t h d a y „ r A p r i l . A. D. 1921. n iu l t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n ­ p laces of residence a re u n k n o w n . T h e r e f o r e , y o u H u b e r t l la r i i l i n r t , I s w e r t o t h e b i l l o f - c o m p l a i n t e x ­ If l i v i n g , S u s a n B a r n h a r t , ht* w ife, h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u l a t h i s c a u s e ; Wilson Welding & Radiator* If l i v i n g . A a r o n J e r n l g a n . If D v in a . o t h e r w i s e , d e c r e e * pro confesno J . se p li It. A s k e w , if liv i n g , Sarah* will ho e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , u n d Works .1 A s k e w . Ills W ife, If liv i n g , J a c o b e a c h o f y „ n . B r o c k , If l i v i n g , J a m e s W e e k s , If ' I t I* o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n l i v i n g , ' E t n u n u e l 11t-iilt . If liv i n g . be ptihllxhi-il In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , “I t it's Metal we can weld itf, .M ichael J . B o y le . If liv i n g , a n d * n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H a n f o r d , f l e o r g e I*. B r a n t l e y , If liv i n g , u n - S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h SANFORD, FLORIDA i l e r t h e f t r mi n a n o - o f D oyle am i w e ek l o r ,-lg h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k * . B r a n t l e y . Mr*. P h i l o A W i l l i a m s . If W I T N E S S m y l i a m l a n d t h e Real l i v i n g . M a r g a r e t XV. H a n ise y . If l i v ­ of s a i d c i r c u i t C o u r t , o n t h i s t h e i n g . . M a r g a r e t S. I t a m s e y . if l i v i n g , 25th d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. I*. 1921. a n d A l a r g a r e t S. I t a m s e y , a s s u c ­ ( S E A L ) K. A. D O t'O L A S H . STEWART The Florist c e s s o r In t r u s t t o U n h u r t II. I t a m ­ C lerk C ircu it C o u rt, s e y , if l i v i n g ; n m l if d e a d , a l l p n r S e m in o le C o m ity , F lo rid a . Flowers For All Occasions' , lb s C la im in g In te re st* I i o b r H ubert B v ; A. M. W e e k * , D. C. Members Florist* Telegraph De­ • H nrnliart, deceased. 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M a r g a r e t S I t a m ­ tienrrnl Marblnr and Holler -* sey, deceased, a n il A largaret H. | Work* It'im se y , an m u c c it * * a r In ­ tru st to H ubert IL H a u l- \ Cylinder t; rinding «ey, d e c e a s e d : o r o t h e r w i s e , lit nm l Card* uf S anford’* Reputable t o t h e land.'i h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , I'hunp tl'J Nanford, Fla. Professional Men, each of o r a n y h a r t t h e r e o f , um l also a n y and —— a ll o th e r person* w h o s e n a m e or whom, in hi* chimon profession , n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n ami w h o m ay b e I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y I n ­ the Herald recommend* to the -I1hone 41 I'linne 4UVv o l v e d In till* s u i t , u m l l i f • c ln a tio v e people. d e s c r i b e d o r w h o c l a i m uti) r i g h t , title o r In terest th ere in a s lu-lrs. d e v i s e e * o r g r a n t e e s , by, t h r o u g h o r u n d e r a n y of th e p a r tie s or persons h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d to. o r i-literw ise, a r e h e re b y re q u ited I.imi.i I nml l.tuttf IM wfrtni*** llnult o ^ i e a m i a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r sa i d Iuk. Nluraic# I 'l r r u ll C o u rt at t h e Court H ouse a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e 3rd d a y Attorney-nt-Laxv o f M a r c h , A. D. 1921, a n d t h e n uml t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e b ill of Over Seminole County c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t you la Bank tills c a u s e ; o th e r w is e , decree* pro confesH .i w i l l b e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t Sanford, ------------Florida yo u .an d each of you It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n InContiactoi* and Builder p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In Sanford, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , FJorJ-hl, ((lice e a c h Sanford, - - Florida w e e k fo r e ig h t c o n se cu tiv e w eeks. W IT N E S S my h a n d a n d th e seal -----------A o f s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t -on t h i s t h e — 5 t h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A D. 1921 (SE A L ) K. A D ld b ll.A H H . LAWYER C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of F lo r­ *:• — Court House ida, in a n d fo r S e m in o le C ounty. Ci I'M * llR C M T 'f '.'S . 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Ste­ >’hnse. Samuel C. Dlekson, Janie* phen 8. .Hopkins. R. J Harrell. I . 4*IT.\TIO\. I. O r a n g e C o u n t y H e c n r d s . ................... imidr.ti* for the office of Clerk iv D ie t;n . John K. Durand. I.' L. C C. Hunt: william It H'nrks Falk Josenh c. I.nt* I t o 28 I n r ' u s l v e ( l e s s t o t * t a n d -ii o f D a n ' i I* Subdlvl»b'U <>f (>. it, W nicutt. C om plainant. France. K. H. ■. th ' Circuit Court of Seminole Trustee Hunk I. p a g e 120. a s . r f t p r d c d In F l a t of. the estate of Frederick ’reeti. L. W. Hlbb*. Uiure J. tllbbs, S R 4 of Sec. 10. Tp. 21 8., It, 29 v», E^hty, subject to the nrtinn of the Wood: tl. M Hudsoh, Della U hat- — L a w r e n c e I l a y m u , e t a l.. D e f e n d a n t s . S e m in o l e C o u n t ) ' I l e c o r d * . ,,-nT. i> liiivrs Kmlly W. Ilayr*. Tp. S. H. ES<-C. T o l a i w r e n e e H uyiie-, >n* , > I >mi.i rutic prim ary in June. 1924. llne. John M Kat'lne. David J t wile- John Haiti. Stephen S. Hopk'n*. K. 29 XX*. C u r r y , If IIv Iiik , a n d If d e a d , t o 20 ............................ ................ .11 son Kr'llh n rl- Kutllne. \S lilt* " ■ I ll.rr-ll. P. HKU o f SEX* of II. H. CHAPPELL. Hunt: Mllllatn J 29 a l l p a r t l e * e l a l t n i n g I n t t m l s u n d e r 21 Tim-s W. W. James. Valentine Lin­ it Hlnek*. Trustee of the E state of H E U of h f : u of ( Advertisem ent)________ den. 29 • ••wren,-,- H*yn<-* 20 :---- -1—..'.I...:....1-4 J 7 and D a v id WJnmes T. l awless: Andrew Frederick Wood: K. M. Hud-nn. S K ’i of H K 'i of 29 C u r r y , t o t h e t n l l n w l r i g d e * c r l b e d 20 ; 11 ............................. ■ 37 Johnson. Trustee for the cr#d tors Delia L. Katllne. John Al. Katllne, E 4 o f S W U o f > COIt COUNTY JUDGE 29 21 v i.; i ; ..................... •............. IS . f | n p p-tv'o I Miller l a u d , <>r a n y | i a r t n r p a r c e l there,if. * ........... ...... . 1 hereby announce myself as a m erge U Michael. T. W. .Mathews. >>..•!,) j-imcson. Kdlth O-*'** Katllne, H W U " f N K U of 20 3ft s l t u n t e l y i n g a n d l i e l u g l n t h e C o u n ­ . It NXVU o f N K U iVlllls W. Jiune*. W. W. James, BPyhdate for the ofTice of County FrankMn Moore. Ilassel Merritt. It tn ty of S e m in o le , und S t a le of F l o r ­ h a l f o f l o t I o f B lo ck A o f XV. I t r u t t * Ai Linden. Ja»nc* T. I s wless; w o o dT,h eu s XX'est of Seminole County, subject P Wi-C'sln/K. M. McIntyre, william v-letine a» S outhw cal r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o n k A.. _p a g e 16. I D -ro rd * nf O r a n g e C o u n t y . I i d a . a n d d e s c r i b e d \ ml re w Johnson. Trustee fur the u a r t e r o f S o u t h w n a t Q u a r t e r (lee * lit), democratic prim ary, June 3, T Veshllt. I.lltli.r c. Porter. Lyman —-rPtors of J. 1>. Dorset!: David U F l o r i d a . 8. 3*t of N E '. , o f 8 K U <>f S ec. 6, Tp. 21‘ 8" . I ~t . 30 E., n t h e r w l* ,- Q N o r t h * * • ! O o * r » e ■ ■ ■ ’ B r u i ts A d d ttlo Thomas K. Poole D'*nr Allller, lleorge f, .Mlrhael. T. W. d e s c r i b e d a* L o t s 3, 1, 5. rt, 7 a m i 8 o f B lo ck It o f |T 'h I pledge faith fu l service Phelps. t o L o n g w o o d a* r e c o r d e d i n P l a t H o o k "A**1 p a g e 16, Hi-cord* of O r a n g e «»-re* In N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r ) S e c t i o n INioL* M »rv PJI t Poolf. Ewnule A. Mathew* Franklin Aloore. Ilnsxel pould you nominate me. S o u t h , i t u n Me ». Pool**. A l b e r t l l z i n l W lIH am V Merritt. It P. MeClaln. 8. Al. Atr- C o u nItt y .I* Fhl oe rr ei dbay. o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a ml e a c h of y o u d o a p p e a r to t h e b i n EI ta. s t T, ocwotni nt ahilnp i n 21. g T w e n t y - s i x acre*, i __ _ J. G. SH A R O N ._ Heed, ilnrrlsnn Ilee-I. < ortls F. Intvre. William T Kebbilt. Luther o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n tiled o n t h o 7 t h d a y o f A p r i l . A. D 1921. ,„o , e o r * Reed. Mary F Re™- •* porter. Lyman Phelps, Thomas B. Voters of Seminole County: Iteed. Mnry K. I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e t a v n r n hill It I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r o f p u b l i c a t i o n he p u b l i s h e d In Johnn Slei*. AllV1,',', Poole. Irene Poole. Alary Kiln Po-;J". * hereby nnnounce my si If a can­ Frlederlctt o f c o m p l a ' n t d ie d I n Hit* cause t h o S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d . S e m in o l e C o u n t y . ........... ler. Dnvld Ftil11 A, pi-ole. Albert Ilan-l, M11a g a i n * ! y o u . t h a t y o u n m l e a c h of d a, once a w eek fo r e i g h t c o n s e c u tiv e w eek*. ned*0 for Sheriff of Seminole I Isab- M. White. M«retire t Stout. ''in llaoi W. Ileeil. Harrison He*»l t’li'- F l o r iW I T N E S S m y b a n d a n d »«al o f t h e s a i d L 'lr c u l t C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . y o u h a v e o r c l a i m to h a v e s o m e n August tls F. Heed. Mary E. Heed. Alary F. K*unty subject to the action of the Marv n. Tltowell. I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e l a n d h e r e i n F l o r i d a , t h l* 25th d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. 1934. l.oulsn »*. Tj'"",n»- . ' ' ' tired. FrUdfHck Jubnn 8let*. It,;ri|ovrntie prim ary to be held on Rlohlum, a b o v e ,le*crlt>ed nnd th at yeur (SE A L ) K. A. DOUOLASO, T hvI.t , Mrs. Molllo Taylor. Mary Adolph 8chroeder. David F. Bayer. If®1* 3rd. If I ant elected 1 pledge n Th«**-len; plui'eH „ f r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n ; ' C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t , S e m i n o l e C m in ty , F l o r i d a . TripL'tt. J r*» HJ»D4Uf*i Mrs. Llxxle M. While, Alargaret t h e r e f o r ,* , y o u t g i w r u n r e I l u y ne*. B y : V. E. D o u g la s s, D. C. I t tullill the duties of this; A. Walton and Josenh C. bT|' nr';- -Hoot. Alary B. Htowell. John August MASSKV Si W5XHLOW, u n d D a v i d W. C u r r y , If l i v i n g , a n d < Sol*, for CumplL M!te to the best of m y ability. I Trustees for the creditors of »■ c- REAL ESTATE WANTED BUILDING MATERIAL PURELY PROFESSIONAL Sanford Machine Co^ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER* George A. DeCottes S. 0. Shinholser Schellc Maincs W. J. Thigpen Real Estate Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Firsl Natlonnl Bank IIIdR, Sanford, — Florida R. C. M A X W E L L , Real Estate nnd FIRE, LIFE, AUTO l t Insurance i SANFORD.------ FLORIDA ------------------------------------ “ 7 Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldf?. Sanford, - Florida W. A. HOBBS, M. I). S pecialist Urolngy, Syphilology, Fcm alo nnd Bkin nrul T*loo 1 DDease*. Office 301 F irst N a t’l Bank Bldg. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres* ,* Get an A bstract bcCorebuv' / property / i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 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/b7d6772d239c5e6a83f8198b04c671b8.pdf 233696c25c16e56ba7750ffedf46d29a PDF Text Text . g w ia ■ r':~'f¥/-. 7i A ' Wodf* G n cta t VtfvUbic i r Wf^ ” 1r < [fO L lJ M B y . 1 i -, ■•p SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1924 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ACTION EXPECTED --------------- s— -J B uY v m m m a v AND AND THE i COOLIDGE SENATE FOR ANNULMENT OF OIL LEASES Smells Gas, Lights Lamp, Teh Killed Active in Probe PAWTUCKET. R . I., Jan. 28 — Eleven were killed by a gas 'explosion in a two-family houso at Manviile early Monday. Mrs. Michael Conway, awakened by ti er daughter 1 who complained o f the odor of gaa, lamp and gas, lit a lamp the explosion followed. All o f the Conway family except Mich-, eel, the woman’s husband, es­ caped. In the adjoining house, which was destroyed, it is be­ lieved, a family o f ten perished. I IMMEDIATE SINGLE COPIR8 FIVE CENTS OIL M AG N A TE Lincoln Slayei red W ife AURORA, til. Jan. 38—Th« possibility thdt Warren / . Lin* coin, the eccentric Iawy«»*horti-» culturist, killed Ms first wife more than a decadf ago, has en­ tered into his ease since !>i* seventh confession last Satur­ day led to finding of the heads o f his second' wife end hor brother imbedded in a cement block. That he might be the slayer of another man near Llncoln’s homeSs also being ffiTfistigated. . White House Officials 8ay President Has1Made Careful Stndy o f Tea­ pot Dome Leases and Will Take Definite Action Within the Next Twenty-four HoiA i M ly T h e A h w Ik I H P r e s s ) Dlscussing the statement issued WoaM Plate Levy « f’ this conference, Senator WASHINGTON. Jan. 28-D irect after Gents on Each Crate action by both President Coolidgo Walsh declared that “ obviously” and tho senate toward annulment there had been conveyed to the ped to Raise Fund U o f the naval oil leases is forecast White House information regarding vertiae Quality the action o f the investigating com­ within 24 hours. mittee Saturday afternoon which it Announcement o f the administra­ tion's determination to net prompt­ had been agreed should be regard­ ly on tho basis of disclosures before ed as confidential. He explained he senate oil investigating com­ that tho committee had endorsed in mittee was made at the Whito rinciple his resolution proposing Commute* Appoin House Sunday midnight after tho lat the president begin suit and \ «-> • 1 •1 etter So Prelect May executive hail conferred with sev< employ special counsel. rer in Short Time— R. W . I uTt been Recovered and Nine Caraway’s View. oral o f his advisers, both in the man Speaks at jffecting 'AM Miners Saved by the Prompt Ef­ Senator Caraway, Democrat, Ar­ renate and in the department of fort, of Reeceere A re in Hoekansas, author o f the original can­ justice. . • e At a meeting o f tho Saiil •iUl Recovering From C u and Special ' counsel— probably two cellation resolution -for which the Rebel Forces Are Defeated Sunday Cunningham Supply Company Will Farmers' Protective in number—<frawn from both politi­ Walsh measure will bo a substitute, Stock Morning in Hot Cavalry Be N am e-of'Firm Dealing cal parties will bo selected by Mr. declared tho president was “ merely Saturday night at tho court Battle in Auto Accessories Coolidge to prosccuto the cases “ so acting now to head off independent (irr Tba AnseetoteO Press) a resolution waa onanlit action on tho part o f congress." that if thero is .any guilt it will be SIIANKTOWN, PA., Jan. 28 tljr The AUm Is ImI Press. The Cujhlngham Supply Corn- adopted to appoint a committee ■ punished; if there is any fraud it Both he and Senator Walsh and ..H indered by water and gaa, Harry F. Sinclair, owner of largo pany MEXICO CITY, Jan. 28—The name of a new firm look into' tho matter o f fixing j Senator Caraway, who is push­ will be revealed, nnd if there aro other Dqfndbrutic leaders predicted rtacue crewe hate been work­ town o f Esperanto, considered the ing the extensive investigation in any contrncU which aro illegal they that the walsh substitute would be oil interests who la declared to that er ceaaeleesly alnce Saturday its now to the pub- price on each crate o f celery a adopted by the scnato today nnd have fled Ho Europe to, escape the sight. Monday were battling most important strategic position the leasing of the Teapot Dome oil will bo cancelled.’’ withlnr a month, ac- pod fo r the purpose o f raising', questioning by the senate investi­ lie there,were intimations that in tho Scnato action will bo on a resolu­ £ reach a small group o f minon tho foilway between the capital well district by Secretary o f the tion by Senator Walsh, Democrat, debate preceding action the presi­ gating committee relative to his cording annouheement made fund to bo devoted'to an el Interior Albert Fall to Harry Sin* fP# entombed in the Lanca­ dent’s statement would come in for advertising campaign in pal and Vera Crut, and described as the connection with Secretary Fall in Montana, who has had a dominant dair, tho oil magnate. He declares Monday. shire mine o f Barnaa and Puck­ ,the Teapot Dome oil scandal. key to Oritaba wus captured Satur­ he’ll champion the investigation to part in tho investigation, proposing discussion. er Coal Company. Little hope The nature o f the business which tions throughout tho north Desire Action by Congress. that the president be authorized cast. . u held that they survive. The day by the foderal forces under the end. this com] any will engage In is The«e leaders said there was de­ nnd directed immediately to causr. bodies of XI who died an a re­ Such a campaign would ban Gen. Martinet, uccording to nn of­ nnnualment 'suits to bo instituted sirability o f action by congress at auto top inppUes, limousine hard­ mit of explosion o f gaa in the this time so as to reaffirm a settled ried on to advertise. to the ficial statement made by Under-Sec nnd to employ special counsel for ware ana in general a complete nine late Saturday were re­ policy adhered to through three their prhsecution. the quality o f celery that i a , rotary o f War Manzo. The state­ moved yesterday nnd lint line o f av tomobile accessories. The The senate resolution will be di­ successive administrations to main­ ment was based on ndvices received by the producers o f thia night. Hedies of five others firm will do • business extending rected only to the Teapot Dome tain in tho ground u reserve supply from Minister of W ar Serrano, at lave been located. *« Two or three cents would be lease in view of the offer of E. L. of oil ndequato to the needs o f tho over the entire stdto of Florida levy on each crate, it la aald Puebla. navy in any emergency threaten­ Doheny, through his counsel, to re­ Cavalry in Action. and will carry a stock of goods the results that would be obtai SHANKTOWN. Pa., Jan. 28— » convey to tho government without ing the national security. At 6 o’clock Sunday morning. valued a 816,000. From time to aa waa pointed out by R. W . Reduction of Electric Rates Will Before taking up his uninterrupt­ court proceedings tho California I Forty men loat their Uvea in tho General Alamanta’s cavalry defeat­ He Disposed o f and Sito for time as t ic business increases, this man, in a talk to the gn I explosion which Into Baturduy ed Gen. Fortunato Maycotte’s reb­ Appropriation Bill for Fund* for naval reserve and other contracts ed study o f the senate disclosures would tto manifold. , -a Athletic Field Selected. held by his company. This offer on the Mayflower, President Cootthe Interior Department atock wl I bo enlarged, it ia said. Imocked tho Lnncaahlro mino of tho el forces at San Miguel, Saltopnc, Mr. Pearman, in speakln* o f Uw idge directed the interior depart­ will bo presented to the senntc toMay Ikuu This Week Oliver Cunningham of Chicago, advertising campaign, stated that I Barnes nnd Tucker Cool Company tho rebels losing five officers and One of the most important meet­ dny by the investigating commit­ ment to give him expert advice ns who will head the company was in not only'w ould the quality o f th*, •• here, according to tho best esti­ five privates killed. The rebels to tho wisdom o f tho policy o f leas­ tee without recommendation. llr The Asuoeiated P ress) ings that City Commissioner* withdrew to Canadu, Morelos, to mates obtainable lata Spnday. ing the nuvnl reserves carried out have held for -some time will be Sanford BatUTday and Sunday clos­ product bo advettised but by. Studied Whole Guest ion. WASHINGTON, Jun. 28— With which place Gcnv Amazon’* troops ing detail* and making arrange­ doing a desire fo r more celerr ^ Twenty bodice have been Whito House officials in discuss­ under the administration of Albert and finally dispersed them. the senate agriculture committee that which will be held this after­ ments to open the establishment at would bo created and tba I brought out, and nine miners, who pursu B. Fall as secretary o f the interior. ing the midnight statement said still considering several forms o f — According to the advices from Iwere saved by, the prompt effort* of There were intimations at the noon at 2:20 o’clock when thnt the sootest time possible. Mr. desire o f course would mean farm relief, a group of northwest- IPresident Coolidge had studied the another minor, are in hospitals re­ Secretary Serrano the advance of Whito Houso then that upon receipt body will decide upon the re-' Cunning iom departed for Chicago larger demand. Increase In da^ senators has sent an urgent wholo question o f the leases in the covering from the effect* of shock tho federal forces i* proceeding. ern o f this information and a report of cent offer in the reduction of the last nigl t to make final arrango- mand would result in an iiicrea aeclusion of his cnbin on tho Mnymessage to the farmers of that sec­ .ml gas. Experienced rescue Ho says Martinez and Alanmznn monts f r the shipment of the n price— the objective of tha as*, by HUWVI uuiiiik 1411 uunn eisw • w- . the result of an investigation — * during u a irun down the Potion to get together and let con­ llower crews, led by J.*D- Parker of tho have left the task o f caring for tho gress know just what they want. toniac and that upon* hi« return the department o f justice the exe- electric .fates o f the Southern stock, e c« Ho will return in a soclation. Pittsburgh station o f tho Bureuu wounded and dead to the muinici- Tho senators in their message en­ lie conferred with advisers. These cutive would Issue a statement out Utilities’Company nnd will nlso con­ fortnigK . Mr. Pearman stated that ha Re­ of Mines, ore working In one hour pal authorities'. Martinez is credit­ dorsed the Norris-Sinclair form ex ­ included Chnirnmn Lcnroot, of the lining the administration’s position. sider the recommendation o f thq Tho Cunningham Supply Com­ lieved a big advertising camt ed with having succeeded in cap­ relays to penetrate the workings port corporation measure as tho investigating committee; Senator The study made by tho president Park Commission for n site for the pany will be located in the Weiaka put on immediately in the arnl reach the entombed men. All turing military trains on both the one promising the greatest good. huilding| The head of the business papers o f the country, wquld < Curtis of Kansas,.assistant Repub­ aboard tho Mayflower was said by hope that any, ate Alive has been Vera Cruz and Tehuantepec lines. ha* been engaged in this line of suit in the product bringing White House officers to have con­ proposed munlcjpnl athletic field. lican leader in tho senate; Acting Definite preparations fo r the Gen. Martinez reports that he ex­ It is regarded as almost certain work fo r yoirs und is said to have least 60 cents more on the .. vinced him that there was sufficient abandoned. pects shortly to take Orizaba. Ear­ handling of tailroail legislation will Attorney General Seymour and As- basis for immediate action and that, that the commissioners will accept a largo suctess. Seventeen Bodies Located. and thia addition to the preieat> be made Monday by tho senate in ­ ristnnt Attorney General Hollnnd. ly Saturday morning Gen. Gonzalo “While no one i> quite *ure, said having reached this conclusion, he the proposal of tho Southern Util­ According to R. W. Pearman, trice would more than pay tba • who personally has been observing terstate commerce committee with Engineer Pnrkor, /t h e r e is every Escobar reached Salvatierra, on the the appointment of aub-commlttees the progress o f the Inquiry by di­ immediately made it known to the ities Company to reduce its rate secretary o{ the Chamber of Com armors for the money spent. In reason to believe there were 40 vic­ way to Morelia, where he will re­ to study the various moasurcs rection of the executive. tu a 13 cent sliding rnte. Even mdrre, who.was in conference with other words three cents Apent to country. enforce the local ^arrison. There tims of the mine disaster. Seventhough it was shown after the Mr. Cunningham, the latter is do- obtain 60 cents more on the c r a t e / which have been offered. There is ten bodies havo been located, unit has been fighting fo r several day* little prospect, however, that any meeting of Inst week that instead lighted witk Sanford and with the is well worth while. BANDITS STEAL WHISKEY. there is hardly a possibility that past in Mtgelin. of securing a 20 per cent decrease many advantage* offered by tho BARAZKN MAY MEET HAVERS Just as soon as possible^ it ia proposal will he recommended un­ i II* I'hr Amm«»«*lftfrtl I’ rrmm) President Obrcgon Saturday vis­ III) T h e .la itu rliilril I’ r f M ) the 23 other, miners escaped. The as was represented, n 13 per cent city, lie ntnted that Mr. Cunning said, the committee will nuute make a.-, a aia, toe commute* wut der a month. ited Pcnjnmo, later returning to LCTS a NGELES, JA W . 28 —Gehef CHICAGO, Jfitt. 28—BrtWren-tiO nnit the Bin shipping aRInntnie agendas.,1 oiMtiaUn rescue work fs proceeding faVorareduction was all * that was se- hnm hail pifked out Sanford ns tho ff|U)P# eport and Further inquiry into the Bok Sarazen, American nnd 30 bandits raided the Hammond , believed that the offer professional ’ “ l blyt The mn'in" heading has been ex- Ccleya. He is expected to g o to peace plan, by the scnato propagan­ place-Grincuts his business after a rill be authorised to deduct tite-' i face m nml Qu until Salvatierra, to direct the proponed hnniplon who yesterday dofoated Distillery Company's plant ut 11*^ W ploml to the o f tho mine, and enrefar sorrey of tho numcroua levy svy from each crate for the adver».' da committee is planned fo r this comm|ss|0ncrs will no doubt openings ia other cities of this tising fund. A reliable advertlathe crews aro now .going » t o the enveloping movement against the week with Miss Esther Evcrette Arthur Havers, British open cham­ inonil, Indiana, nnd uccording to_ the story o f three guards forced them insurgents, whose only alternative pion in 72 hole match for unofficial lidc entries. We expect to have the justify their action on the fact that ing agency would bo employed to Lnpe member in charge of the pol­ rink whiskey until they were they are securing u rensoiuible re­ state, i , mine completely explored tonight. against defeat, according to officinl icy committee against a witness. world’s professional title may moot to dr................ Mr. Cunningham, before his de­ get up attractive ads. thoroughly intoxicated, then rob­ quarters, either h to withdraw into Ilavcrs in return match in Jack­ ihlction and that within 18 months parture, tuld Mr. Pearman that he Families Walt in Cold. In the mesntlmo tho price of She will present various nanera and The women and children who last the stnte of Mexico or return to records having to do with the oper­ sonville, Flu.. Feb. 25 nnd 27, It bed tho plncc o f GO barrels o f whis­ the city will own its own plant. was “ sold” 'on this city and believes celery will continue to bd fixed by key. Guadnlujnra. It is reported Gen. was unnounced. right stood in tho bitter cold and However, it'Is felt by many peo­ thut it has a great future. That tho various shipping firms, it wa« ation of the nward. blinding snow- waiting vainly for Amaro already has cut the rebels ple here that the local company he believes that his business will decided. At present the price has Appropriation Bills. off from Guadalajaru. would not fight to a great extent, be a great success, goes without dropped to |1.50, it is said due to some news from the working*, were Appropriation bills will continue Special dispatches from Tampico a proposition induced to go to their humes by the fa to further reduee saying. tho fact that market is crowded to occupy the attention o f the the rates. The commissioners feel Red Cross nurse* and the balvutlon report that arrival there Friday of house. Tho first of these meas­ California la etUI The now fina>wa* secured for and because the rebel gunboat Saragonza, that they should take the proposed Sanford by the •excellent work of sending colory to the east. Army workers. They served sand­ ures, that enrrying, rumla for the which, however, did not attempt to rate in.order to save the taxpayers the newt industries committee of wiches nnd cotrev to tho mergency interior department! is to bo pass­ President Smith sddressed the: men during tho night, and comfort­ come into the port, anchoring three ed during tno week. Then tho house the cost of enrrying on a legal tno Chamber o f (kinimervo of which athering and stated that the Sari- ' ing the stricken women and chil­ miles to the south. Sunday nwny from home, but, be­ fight to secure a lower rate. ord cron is at least three weald George D. Bishof Is the chairman Two American torpedo boat de­ will begin consideration o f what Perhaps the disposal of the ath­ dren. finnlly led them home. The probably will he the largest peace Martin Suys Race Retween Him­ yond refusing to wear another ahead o f Its usual program and stroyers arc reported to have urrivnurses were thcri sent to tn© time supply bill ever presented— for that reason the market hadself and Catts. Rut Both Jennings man's collar, gave no hint 'bf what letic field problem will be of tho Continued on page 0. greatest Interest to everyone. gency morgue at Starford, a neigh­ that covering expenditures in the been overloaded. This of course ia »J and Trammell Insist They Are would happen if he became gover­ Whether or not it will ho settled boring village, where' they took /treasury and postoffico depart­ nor again. due to the fault o f the growers, Running too. ments. Far the first time these charge of the bodies. Frank E. Jennings, who follow­ without a protest from citizens, is ho said. , Five troopers of the state police two measures have been consolidat­ ed, said thnt for once ho was in not known but much interest ha* Ho further recommended that 3 n r T h r A w iM liI r d l'r m a ) arrived from tho Grecnsburg bar­ ed and will carry a total of close to the producers sell (heir celery fo r -. TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 28.—F'lve as­ agreement with the Tamna Tri­ been manifested since the an­ racks and established a patrol one billion dollars. More than half pirants for the governorship of bune. He is opposed to the road nouncement Saturday that the 81.60 until they had filled the marw. of this amount, however, will be around the pit mouth. kot. Tho excess, ho stated, could . rogram us at present constituted. Park Commission has definitely Florida addressed, the United Com­ Tho- handsome 28-pngo booklot then be put in cold returned to the fedcrnl treasury in John Rico, a miner, was on his to b does not think it could be made decided upon a site und will make mercial Travelers in Tampa Bay it* recommendation at this after­ ordered by tho Clamber of Com­ await n demand that would the form of postal recepits. way to work in the night shift short effective. casino Saturday night in behalf of Weller Broadens Attack. merce and recording the excellent the price highqr. He atated ly before 4 o ’clock Saturday when “ I will make no promise fo r any noon’s' meeting. Alexander Calvin Martin, one The commissioners will nlso hear advantages offered by Sanforii to he was sure it could be done but Representative Weller, Demo­ their candidacies, and four of them ono section o f tho state,” ho said. he saw a great vorante of smoke burst from tho pits. Without he*}' of the oldest residents of Sanford crat, New York, who introduced offered almost identically the same “ If elected, I will be just to every a recommendation from the City tho winter visitor and to the homo- that it would take the united of- t . tation, he ran into the mine nnd ni- died Saturday afternoon nt< the bills last week to investigate hous­ platform in many respects. The portion of tho state. We will build Planning Commission stating that seekors, is o ff the press and 6,000 fort o f the- farmers to do so. raost immediately came upon a home of his daughter, Mrs. C. D. ing nnd rent situations and food single exception was former gover- roads, but every part of Florida it is the consensus of opinion of copies) havo already been received, There was not as large number, Sydney J. Catts. broken pick and a smashed dinner Leffler at Miami, at 1:20 o’clock. costs, today issued n statement onrMr. Calls stood pat on his story must get its proper share. I am the members of that body that a it wa* announced Monday Alto­ o f the growers present as there Had Mr. Martin lived until to­ broadening hi* attack to embrace about the time he got a pardon for in favor o f political equality and • site o f less than 50 acres should gether 20,000 copies will be pro­ waa a week ago. The meeting adbucket. Tearing along for almost cured and these will be available joumed to meet next Saturday a mile, he shouted at the mouth of day he would have reached the current clothing costs, for which a W o m an ’s h u sb a n d and then took proper reapportionment o f the not be considered. tariff. Senator freo o f chargo at the office of the night. every gnllery, but got no r08P‘i!,8f ’ ago of 87 nnd although ho had he blames the state, ho that southern F'loridn will Chamber(o / Commerce, it wa* fur­ until he was near tho sixth heading. been in feeble health for the past Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts, up n collection for her. gets its proper representation In Each of the other candidates faJoseph T. Lange W ill ther announced. Here a faint cry answered him, few years, he was nblc to jjet Is waging the fight for lower prices the senate and house. voreci good roads, better schools, The foltlor has a cover which is Lenine Buried W ith ’ and his scurch was rewarded by around and was considered active in the senate, Mr. Weller said. "N ow,” he added, “ I will give a Be Principal Guest reapportionment and the draining Hill Asks I’ inchot Join Move. printed in four colors whilo the finding nine men alive, but somo of for a man* of his years. fair prohibition enforcement. Fur­ Mr. Martin has for some time Representative Hill, Republcan, nf the Flverglades. Col. Charles H. thermore I will see that no officer Inside p s tn are printed in two Impressive Ceremony 7 them iiordering on unconsciousness. at Luncheon Friday colors. bc?n making his homo in Miami Maryland, who has demanded n Spencer, however, added a number of the state is removed from his of­ Altogether it'is considered Miner Proves Hero. Before Huge Crowds to bo t!|c best booklet that ha* Rico induced them to soak their with his daughter, Mrs. I.cffler congressional investigation o f Pro- of novel planks to his platform. fice without a fair trial. I am for At tho weekly luncheon of tho been compiled on Sanford and one Verbal tilting between John W. handkerchiefs in water and tie nnd also two other daughters of hibtion Commissioner Hayes olfice, prohibition. There can bo no com­ ( H r T il e A u w l i i l H P r e s s ) them nbgut their faces. He quickly the same place, Mrs. L. A. Jones toduy invited Gov. Pinchot o f Penn­ Martin and Frank E. Jennings en­ panionship between the state and Chamber of Commerco to be held i f the best job* turned out by the MOSCOW, Jan. 28.—Never boa F ’ riday at the Valdez Hotel, Jo­ livened the proceedings. Mr. Mar­ sylvania to join him In tho move. Record Publshing Company o f St. found an air passage, nnd leading and Mrs. R. G. Clifton. legalized vice. A state must have tho new Russia seen a, ceremony The body was brought to Day­ He cited the governor to a speech tin insisted that his opponent had a moral stntus, just as must the in­ seph T. Lange o f tho cdutfational Augustityc. X the weak and staggering men along department of A. W . Shaw Com­ platform. The inside pages pag havo a running more impressive than the entomh-.its entiro length, he finally came to tona Sunday nnd was met thi*-6 before the Anti-Saloon League con­ stolen his pu does It dividual.” pany, publishers o f “ System," will vention here recently in which he “ But want difference by representatives o f the Miller head in I two colors with the fol­ ment o f lamino whoso body Uoa in a point where he knew the eartn Martin Once Traveling Man be the principal guest and speaker. lowing Words, "Sanford, the City on unfinished tomb in tho shadow Undertaking Parlors and then quoted Mr. Pinchot us demanding make,” continued Mr. Martin. “ The had fallen in from above. John W. Martin opened his re­ Although the subject of Mr. Substantial” Instead o f runing o f Kremlin where it waa carried 1 then helped them ono by one to brought to the home of L. A. nn investigation of tho lack o f en­ race for governin’ is entirely be­ marks by stating that for 13 years tween Sydney J. Catts and John W. he had been an actual traveling lunge’s discourse has not been heads telling o f the subject mat­ yesterday while a half million peoDougluss on Sanford Heights forcement of tho Volstead act. climb to tho surface nnd safety. learned, It Is believed that ho will ter on each page, there Is a thumb­ ulc paid tributo to the man they Martin." . . , Three other men who were not where it remained until Monday Al Barnea, general counsel of man. “ I can call you ‘buddy’ and give his lecture ’ Servlco in Sell­ nail sketch,,which is indicative o f honored aa “ commander o f a new , killed by the force o f tho explosion morning. do so truthfully,” he added, amid ing," an address which has given tho subject conveys the desired humanity.” Beginning early In tho Tampa Council No. 37G, of tho U. applause. At 10 o’clock impressive funeral Police Investigate managed to mnko their way to an­ C. T., introduced the speaker* und as to the page’s con­ morning before the civil main o f other air passage and later in tno services in charge o f Rev. W. J. Death o f Mrs. Hall the traveling men themselves were lie told o f his early struggles, of him much publicity for its sound- information this House of Unions, thousands ■ tent. Carpenter, pastor o f the First * night guined tnelr freedom. \A . , . , hi* coming to Jacksonville ns a ncS9' Mr. I.atigc has appeared boforo welcomed in few well On each page there are pictures gathered in the vicinity of the Red fourth miner dashed along the mnir. Methodist Church, were held at the poor boy, and of his having been scores of organizations in various H r T h r A n soela lril P r e s s . phrase* by Mayor Perry Wall. The of various buildings, homes, farm Square awaiting the coming o f tha entry hut was overconle by gas anrl Douglass home. A t the Lakcview FITTSBURGH, Jan. 28.— Police mayor complimented the traveling elected mayor o f that city for parts of the country and has al­ lands, beauty spots, etc. Included funeral procession. It waa 30 bo- : Cemetery at 10:30 o ’clock the San­ perished. . , three terms, each time with nn in­ were endeavoring Monday to un­ The rescue parties as they pene­ ford Lodge t»f F. & A. M. held ravel the mystery of the death of men highly as upbuililers of com­ creasing majority. Ho said thnt ways delighted his uudicnces with in the booklet are write-ups on the low zero. During the march to the | mausoleum pallbearers were chat straightforward manner in which munities, optimistic, tactful anu trated tho workings reconstructed final rites over the body before during his administration Jackson­ he put* hi* message across. The form of government of the city, ed at frequent intervals, all * * hotels, civic bodies, banking in. <the sceno when the explosion occur- it was lowered to its final resting Mrs. I.aura Hall of Huntington, W. with good judgment. ville nnd been coiltcdod to be the talk will be illustrated by black­ Vn., whose body with bullet 'Htitutidhs, marketing facilities, officials taking turn at carrying Former Governor Catts was^ the 1 red at a point between number six place. . ' . cleanest city morally in seven board sketches nnd it is assured (school.*, churches, residential sec­ the casket. Thero were then peal and number seven, Right headings. Many beautiful floral offerings through head was found Saturday first speaker cajled on. Mr. Catts southern state*. to be most interesting and enter­ tions Miiusuments, good roads, of bells, the ‘boom of cannon and John Yendler, a motormnn was tak­ were sent by friends nnd relatives night in on automobile with three “ n.„b, L l ta£ n« himself f n rfor many maCnvl "I, thought Jennings had grown taining. farm products, location and many the salute, from factory whistles a ?traveling man ing an empty trip into the mine, of Mr. Martin, and niembors of the men. DUcovory was made in tho ^ tired o f harping on me after a ccrbusiness section of city when one as the coffin w ai lowered to cata­ Mr. Lange was secured to speak other things -of interest. and with Mike Mitkitko, the rope bereaved fondly. Messages or of the men inquired the way to tho year*. He said ho put tho travel­ tain incident at Gainesville,” , ho ‘ , A feature of the booklet Is a falque. ing men u good third in hi* estima­ said. "Ho reminds me of my two in Sanforii through the efforts of rider, met the explosion full j acc: condolence by the score were re­ ----------------------------/ 1 Yendler was bJown the length of ceived both by wire and telephone. nenreht hospital. The three men tion, tho furiner leading and the little nephews, to whom 1 gave a the secretary of tho Chamber of panoramic view extendin'? over being held on a charge of suspicion 11 cars nnd decapitated whil® JOINT RESPONSIBILITY V Mr. Martin U survived by five have been identified authorities man who raises and ships truck to watermelon nnd then threatened lo Commerce. A general invitation two pagss which shows Lake Mon­ the markets being a close second. take it away from them. They said. U extended to all those who aro roe with the site of the proposed Mitkitko also was mangled and kill­ daughters, Mrs. E. A. Douglass of interested, to hour Mr. Laugo on Seminole i Boulevard. A sketch Ur The AsseeUled ed. The cars were piled a broken this city. Mrs. P oorgc Fox of I ort said us tho trio who staged a hold­ “ The Pardon Case" ‘ Please, Uncle John, don't take it paraphmidBg a well known nur­ Friday. / • mass of splintered wood nnd twist­ Myers and Mrs. Leffler, Mrs. Jones up in McKees Rock, near here Sat­ Then ho told tho story of tho awny.’ TAMPA. Jan. 28.—The passen­ I've given Jennings his urday night. Charles G. Jordan woman who came to his office when sery jungle heads the page. It is ger who hires an automoblla * ed iron along the entry. and Mrs. Clifton o f Miami. platform, nnd now ho is snving. of Huntington ,ono of the men and WALTER WALDIN. ‘this' is the lake that float* tho jointly responsible with the owner ho wus governor to get a pardon Mr. Martin was born in North former West Virginia state police­ for her husband who had stolen a ‘ Please, Uncle John, don't W>ke it bont that carries the freight and o f the machine fo r any damages Carolina and came to Sanford about RECRUIT EARMERS FOR man, told police ho accidently shot shoaL Mr. Catt* was in good voice away from me.’ Ill)’ Thr A w iM lulnl l*rrM) reduces the rate to Sanford.” done, according to a verdict o f a ] I’m years ago when this *cctl“ no " , SOUTH. "A political platform is u cam­ TALLAHASSEE. Jun. 28—Vital The booklet was compiled by R. jury in Hillsborough circuit. In Saturday night and ho used his paign expedient, anyway. It is like the country was undeveloped and the woman. organs of Walter Waldin of Miami, W. Pearman, Jr., secretary o f the the case F. S. Robinson was award­ ---------------------------I most effective tremulo as he retold u platform on a railroad car. You Hr The AamirIntnl Pres*-when thero were but few Iwttlers will not be analyzed by state chem­ chamber «( commerce. MANY DIE OF COLD. how ho hud usked the shabby wo­ use it to get in on, so you cun ait ed a verdict bf 82,600 dams apart. ihcro WASHINGTON, Jan. 28— House living mnny miles ist it was stated toduy because of man to be seated, had tuken up a down.’’ growing out o f an automo Immigration committee wus asked was no railroad into Sanford at the lack of equipment for such Hr Tlie Aiwnclnlrd Press. collection for her and hud sent her smash-up on tho Tampa-Plmnt1 today to provide in tho new Immi­ that time ami Mr. Martin came by MARKETS Mr. Martin expressed himself a* work. Advices from Miami lust ATHENS, Jan. 2 8-S cores of back to her humble home in the road several months ago, in whl of Doai boat front Jacksonville. gration hill for selective immigra­ wa,v oi iluiii heartily in favor of roads, good Thursday said said tho organs had n for-hire machine driven by R. T. ; Is was before the time that Gen. persons have been, frozen to death executive automobile. tion abroad which would permit re­ Ml) The Asaucialtd Press) roads. He said he favored draining been sent to the state laboratory in In the exceptional cold wave pre­ Mr. Catts reiterated that he the EvergladeiTnnd using the land an effort to determine whether cruiting o f farmers for southern Henry1S. Sanforii settled here. CHICAGO—Wheat May 108% Griggs and carrying H. F. Dnwc*. as a passenger was involved. Tha lands by 'W . It. Satterfield, chatrMr. Martin took up his abode vailing throughout Greece. A mes- would wear no man’* foliar when for homestead* or lor veterans of trace* of-poisoning could be found, to 100; July 107 to 107%. case probably will be appealed to , innn Southern Alluvial Land Asso­ hero and purchased land in this sago from Saloniki says three sol- made governor. He expressed tho war. Corn: May 70 to 70%. owing to the circumstances sur­ _ tho aupremq court, • ciation. It was declared farihs in section nnd for years was identi­ driers and 150 civilians living un­ great sympathy for the traveling Oats: May 47%. rounding his death. Continued on page 0. V l Southern states havo Been set hack fied with many progressive stops der canvas shelters have died o f ex • man who is com piled to spend hi* jposuru. • ■ seriously by migration of negro laContinued on page G. her to north. ^hlre Mint of the Barnes and Trucker Coal Co. in Pennsylvania Explod­ ed Late Saturday Killing Forty FEDERALS SE IZE (NTY BODIES ESPERANZA MOST STRATEGIC SITE m TO PLAN Ai CHK LOCA COMPANY S HERE VERY SOON B COMMISSION I S TO HOLD THEIR MEETING TODAY SENATORS ASK FARMERS TELL THEIR DESIRES Gubernatorial Candidates Address Commercial Travelers Big Jubilee F New''Booklets For The IChamber Of Commerce Arrive Alexander Martin, Pioneer Resident of This City Dies ____ - E __________________ _ ■ * ____ ‘ res'- -V 4' r_* ■A*.!! �'T? ifVr •■firs ) i 'si •V lv* •Jx'r i*3 5r,MVr s.f'r BIGHT THE SANFOBD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY.28, 1H24 JLL BNJOYED A ■fcoOD NIGHTS W orld O f Sports HEADS AGENCY HERE I, SEES HOLDUP GAME, SAYS jSHELBY MONTANA J.Vi, ' ” *..... ......... .. ’“ jjpOTHER BAN $200 ,00 0AS HIS PARTOF GATE iBIG RING BATTLE opportunity o f winning the cham­ pionship as being worth some­ thing.” Rickard agrees with Firpo s claim that he is free from the op­ Aay.. * tion that Ricknrd had on hi* ser­ IAfter a cash layout o f $200,000, vices and the promoter is willing <u one of three propositions had to have Firpo knock himself off to ta in made to the 8outh American, the highest bidder. Awaits Word From Luis. Xkliard learned that tho Angel was Rickard already hns mndc hU getting ready to use the “ crusher” proposition to Wills for a Firm* on him. / . “ If Flrjio can get $250,000 or fight and until something definite $300,000 from aotv.e other promo­ is heard from Firpo he cannot con­ te r^ Rickard said ” ho% will be tinue the negotiations with the colfoolish if he does not accept the ored challenger. It is probable thnt Willn may dohist offer. My best price has bce*i mand 25 per cent of the gross re­ named. ceipts now thnt Rickard's offer to Calls ft the Limit. • “ Firpo is worth $200,000 and not Firpo has become known. It is cer­ a cent more. I believe I have nl- tain thnt Wilts never will be conways known what a fighter in worth vinced that ho is not ns good a in the ring and I haven't underesti drawing card as the South Ameri mated the drawing power o f Firp > can. Pnddy Mullins, manager for “ In discussing a Firpo-Wills fight It must be remembered that Willi Wills, contends that he does not ‘ la Worth something. It isn’t simi­ have to do business with Rickard la r-to the case where W ills would and thnt he hns several other repu­ be getting a direct shot at the title. table promoters who arc willing to In which case he might consider the put up tho money for the fight. , NEW YORK, Jan. 26— Not one Wtrt more thin $200,000 will Luis Vlrpo got out o f m i fo r fighting Barry Wills, Tex Rickard said Frl si NEW YORK YANKS LARGE SUM WILL ABOUT TO LOSE BE RECEIVED BY jjNCULLOP DEAL TOURNEY LEADER , . NEW YORK, Jan. 26— Some Greeks ago, to all intents and pur­ poses, the world’s champion Yan' kees purchased the services o f ona Nicoderaus Culinp, n right-handi d pitcher, from tho Omnha club of the Western League. The agree­ ment was unanimous on all sides. Tnrms ware accepted and Ed Har­ row of the Yankees sent a check to Mr. F. J. Burch, owner o f the -team. Yesterday Cousin Egbert announced that no had filled out the check in a form which was not legal and Mr. Burch, taking advan­ tage of this opportunity, had rais­ ed the price. Mr. Hnrrow now nnnouncc* that Mr. Nicodemus Culiop Bounces will play day wth Omahn this season. season, story. Whnt with no­ - I t ’* a sad...................................... body to pitch except Bob Shawkey, Herb Pennock, Waite Hoyt, SainIvel Pond Jones and Leslie Joseph Bush, the Yanks nre in n bad wny fo r pitchers and Ed bemoaned the loss of Nicodemus Culiop for sev­ eral hours yesterday. In udditiun to being a pitcher, this particular Nicodemus Culiop is u great out­ fielder. He plays right, center and left field at trte same time, and with the one motion. He also Is n great loss in the gardening section. Fur­ thermore, nreordlng to the dope banded out by Cousin Egbert him­ self some weeks ago when the pur­ chase wn* announced. Nick Is u great in fielder. He played the in­ field for the Omaha club on aoverni occasions last summer and snared all tho grounders between center .field and the players’ dug-outs. Nobody can blame Cousin Egbert 'f o r mourning his loss. It looks as though he had lost u whole team, according to his own statements of ‘aaveral weeks ago. Whnt with making out tho check wrong and Owner Burch raising the price heyond what Chief Scoutmaster Bo'* Connery considered a reasonable value, tho Right Hon. Edward Grant Barrow was inconsolable. LAKE WORTH, Fla.. Jan. 2 6 Four thousand five hunder dollars j in prizes and for entertainment will he spent in connection with the annual tournament here Feb. 18-21 o f the National Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association. Two thousnnd doiinrs will be given in cash prizes, $1,000 in tro­ phies and $500 bonus to the nation­ al association. An additional $1,000 will he spent in entertaining par­ ticipants in the lournnment. Lake Worth has provided for the occasion 12 day and night regula­ tion clay courts. The nutional tournament will be preceded by thfl Florida state title meet which will be held Feb. 14-10. Al Michlcr o f Akron, O., presi­ dent o f the local Horseshoe Club, hua been hero since lust fall on one o f his reguiur winter visits having boosted the tournament in every city and hnmiot on the trip to Florida. The tournament is expected to attract virtually every leuding ex­ ponent o f the newly-popularized sport. Among these will he George W. May of Akron, Ohio, who has held the title during the Inst four years, who will come to Lake Worth to defend his title. Last year’s title meet was held at St. Petersburg, where the city maintains 57 puidic lanes for the benefit of lovers of the game. A good sized delegation is expected to enter from tbore in the tournament here next month. Sarazen Leads Havers End of Second Round (tty The Assitelnlril Press) NEW YORK, Jan. 26— Shelbv, the little Montana boom town where tho Dempsey-Gibbona heavyweight ehampionahip fight last July 4, left a trail o f financial disaster, hn3 risen again from obscurity to offei* $500,000 fo r the 1924 version o f tho Dempscy-Gibbons feud. Tex Rickard, who plans to otagn the return title fight here during tho first week in June, announced yesterday he hat^ received such an offer on behalf o f the Shelby chainher of commerce for a bout thero next July 4. The promoter hasten­ ed to add, however, that he did not view seriously the offer, whieh is $200,000 in excess of the guaran­ tee made Dempsey a year ago and which the Montana men failed to mdet after a financial strugglo thrt eclipsed in intensty the ring battle it involved. “ Shelby,” commented Ricknrd, “ is game, anyway.’’ BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT OBSERVE FOX FILM WEEK - In celebration o f the twentieth Announcement has been made of anniversary of the beginning o f the the appointment o f P. S. Nceld as Fox Film Company, the Milane sales agent o f tho agency o f Na­ Theatre will observe Fox Flint tional Biscuit Company at 400-400 Week beginning _ next Monday, __ the South Elm Street, which will be; week will be dev devoted* entirely'to the ‘ opened for businesa on Feb. 1. 'showing of the latest Fox pictures Mr. Nceld has been in the com- and starring many of the screen’s pany’a employ since 1910, having' greatest celebrities. The program started as a clerk at the Tampa ns booked by tho theatre managoagency. Shortly after he was ad- ment is as followa: Monday, Dusvanced to salesman, which position tin Fnmum hi “ The Grail” ; Tueshe resigned to enlist in the United day, Shirley Mason in “ South Sea States navy. Upon his discharge IL o v e ” : Wednesday, Charlie Jones in 1919,. he returned to his former in “ Cupid’s Fireman” ; Thursday portion. He was subsequently nnd Friday, the big feature, “ If transferred to a larger and more Winter Comes” ; and Saturday, Tom important district and in the latter Mix in “ Mile a Minute Romeo” . Espart o f 1922 was promoted to spe­ cial representative of the general ly. spec Specal music will be sales department. His ability in shows only. orchestra. thia position resulted in his promo­ a feature by this < ( tion to the management of Charles­ MUNICIPAL COURT. ton, S. C., agency nnd now comes Only three cases were tried in his appointment to thia city. the Friday' morning’s session of They were: ADVERTISING EXPERTS HERE Municipal Court. Charlie Simms, charged with reck­ Here in the interest of an exten­ less driving, was fined $50 .and sive advertising campaign now be­ costs; Rudolph Peterson, charged ing curried on by the American with being drunk failed to appear Tobacco Company* in behalf of nnd hi« bond o f $10 waa estreated; “ Lucky Strike” cigarettes are L. II. S. Wimbish charged with exP. Moore and O. C. Branch. These reeding the speed limit was fined two men, who will be here for sev­ $5 nnd costs. eral days, ore making n tour o f tho REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. entire country in behalf o f this * Jan. 26. popular cigarette. W. M. Quick and wife to J. E. idling. F. O. Hooker and wife to T. E. Currier. MARKETS COOLIDGE (By F. G. Scruggs Local Representative Bureau of Agricultural Economics. On August 11 last tho Yankees (Continued from page 1) Cnrlot shipments reported for and Detroit Tigers played a double­ Friday, Jan. 25th: whether-the government has suf­ header nt the Yankee Stadium. The California, 12; New York, 3; Flor­ fered any injury by reason o f the Yankees at this tlmo had the pennnnt pretty well in hand, but it wn.’ ida 86, (Sanford section 54-; to­ oil reserve leases. I f the leases do posisble for thorn to lose It, nml tal 101. not srem proper, action looking to they were in a slump. They were­ their nnnullmont will be taken. Total shipment s:o dntc this senn’t doing well nt homo against the With respect to possible criminal Western teams, and Detroit in par­ son: New celery (Florida- 1137’ ; phases pf the matter it wns mnd<* ticular had been jolting them. They old celery. I5.7D5. were somewhat nnnoyed about it. clear thnt there was no disposition •Add 18 to Florida total 21th. August 11 wns the day Ihey chow to jump to conclusions: that inves Shipping Point Information for to snnp bnck Into n pennant Htride, tigations must ho mnde by the Friday and they begun well by winning the first game o f a double-bender. SANFORD, Fin.,—Warm today, proper authorities to see whether The second game wns hard nnd bit­ col rain tonight. Moderate wire in­ uny criminal action will lie. I', wns pointed out thnt criminal ac­ ter. Tho Yanks began with two runs, the Tiger* tied them in the quiry. Demand and trading slower, tion could not be started on tum­ third, tho Yankees made one in the market barely steady. Carloads f. ors; that' substantial evidence which seventh nnd the Detroiters two. o. b. usual term*. Florida, 10-inch can later he presented to a grand The latter made three runs in the crates Golden Seif-blanching 3-6 jury nnd at n trial would be re­ quired. ninth nnd led, 7 to 3, when the Hug Having folks took up the cudgel for their doz. sta^s in the rough 1.50. Mnny _ received evidence o f two cars consigned. half o f the inning. loans to FmH, tho Senate commit* tee will turn its attention next tf Two wero out when up stepped Terminal Market Report. Ruth nnd slapped a home run to the This morning’s sales to jobbers a further efforKto clear up tostidistant beyond and further. Elmer unless otherwise stated. niony regarding cancelled checks Smith came up and hit another. of the Hyva Corporation—a SinBOSTON—16 degrees clear, 2 Pipp fell in line with A single, and clair concern— for $68,000 und ulHanley made nn error on the next Calif., 0 Fla., ) N. Y., arrived id leged to have been drawn in favor cars on track. Supplies moderate, hatter. Enter here Ernie Johnson c f Thomna Johnson, foreman n:' receipts' coming pinchhitter. and nil if not ,,r . heavier n,/,v ,lr rer* ‘•«»»»ng week. week. No No Mr. Fall's New Mexico ranch. Arthnn thnt, depended on him. Ernie ;Kn er. 0M rt‘portw 0,1 nccount of weath- chio Robsevelt nnd O. D. Vnhlberg. Sinclair’s secretary, will be recalled sot himself, got the bull he wanted BALTIMORE— 16 degrees clear, today in this phase o f the inquiry. nnd then, whuck! A streak to cen­ ter, and Ty Cobb wus chasing a I Fin., arrived 18 curs on tract:. But the committee will be divert three-bagger. Two men enmo in on Closing Friday, opening Saturday cd only temporarily from .the $100,­ —supplies liberal, demand moder­ Johnson's iiit, one o f the timeliest 000 und 825,000 louns. Mr. Fall of the senson; the score waa tied, ate, market about steudy. Florida, will bo askod next.Monday to ex­ nnd the Yankees won the game in 10-inch cratch Golden Self-blanch­ plain these nnd other of his finan­ ing 2.50-2.75 6-8 doz. 2.50, 10 doz. cial transactions. While Mr. 7,othe tenth. The double virtary nut them 2.00-2.25 New York, 2-3 crates Gold vcrly was telling o f the $25,000 right buck on their feet. They went en Self-blanching 2.75-3.25, poor loan in June, 1023, the former sec­ condition low us 2.00. on and cleaned up. retary was secluded in the Zcverly NEW YORK— 14 degrees clear, homo under the care o f n physician. 7 Calif., 13 Fla., arrived. Supplies He declined to mako any statement; moderate, dcmnml slow, market and declared he had made none re­ French Commission slightly weaker. California, ordi­ garding tlie Dohcny testimony. Declares Carpentier nary quality considerable frozen, Mr. Zeverly testified thnt the best 4.00-4.50. Poor condition 2.00­ Sinclair loan to Mr. Fall wns made No Longer Champion 3.00. Florida, 10-inch crates Gold­ just before the former secretary en Self-blanching 3-6 mostly 1.75. went to Russia to inquire into rnnPARIS, Jan. 26—The French 2.00, few fnney 2.25, 8s 1.50. ccssions in the lower Sakhalin Pen­ boxing federation yesterday offic­ PHILADELPHIA — Cloudy. 2 ially declared Andre Bonne!, ligh Culif., 7 Fla., arrived 21 cars or. insula which Mr. Sinclair had ne­ heavyweight champion of France. track. No fresh offerings, no sales gotiated with tho Chita govern­ ment. The money was to be used, Bonnel will meet representatives reported. he said, in purchasing further addi­ of other European countries be­ MINN EA POLLS— Supplies liber* tions to the Fall ranch property, fore April 1 to determine the Eu­ al. Demand slow, market steady, ropean champion who will meet the prices unchanged from Friday. 11 but he wns unable to say whether American titleholdcr for the degrees below clear. No cnrlot ar­ it had been fised. world's title, vnented by Battling rivals five cars on track. olK t« , ST PAUL—4 degrees below Bonnel was designated owing to clear. No cnrlot nrirvnls 1 car oiv tlie refusal o f Georges Carpentier track unbroken. Supplies light. to meet him in a contest to decide Demnnd slow, market steady, the French championship. prices unchanged from Friday. The nffleinl communique o f the CHICAGO—Cieur 5 Calif., 5 federation says Carpentier dcclin- Fla., arrived. Express equivalent *‘<l to mi‘01 llonnel “ owing to prev­ one car. Michigan arrived 48 enrs iously signed contracts necessitnt- on trnck. Supplies moderate, prac­ mg Cnrpcntier’s presence in the tically no demund on nccount o f United States in February and weather, too few sales reported to March to engage in bouts.” quote. SAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. 26— Gone* Sarazen, American profess­ ional golf chnmnion, was leading throe up in the first half o f his 72 holo match with Arthur G. Havers, holder of the British open title, played yesterday on the Lake Marcod (loir nml Country Club link?'. Tho total cards for the 36 holes wore, Snruzcn 151 und Haven 153. Sarazen will carry his lend *o tho second half o f the match, which I l l r The Aaaoelnlril I 'r r a s l will bo pinyed nt the Hillcrosc COLUMBUS, O.. Jnn. 26— Rog­ Country Club at Los Angeles Sun­ ers Hornsby could have “ done no day. finer thing for baseball in general” Tho American was much steadi­ then to hav» made his recent an­ er throughout the duy’s play than nouncement that he would give his the British champion. Ruin foil best services to the c *. I«n»tU C**—'• most o f the day und in tho ufterinala In apite o f differences with' noon many of the greens were pud­ 'the management, tJruncn Kies.*./, dles. Several times the contestants tho Cardinal manugcr, declared used mashioj on the greens to drive here yesterday in his first state­ through the water. ment on the St. Louis slugger's Havers outdrove Sarazen in the declaration. afternoon round, but was unable to Rickey declared ho would “ tako negotiate the pond like greens. Hornsby at his word,” adding that Sarazen, however, waa steady in while Hornsby's attitude toward tho vicinity o f the cup und got most the Cardinal officials was appreciat­ of his lend in this way. TOKIO, Jnn. 26—The wedding More rumors nnd gossip followed. the determination to “ give the Par for the 18 holes is 71 nml a^!r^I>Hnces}-,l<Nuialfo"will^b^^thcI th° 1,r8t ■""ouncemcnt o f the public his host,” wus the most distance. 0,570 yards. culmination o f a romance which,! l’rolM,8t;d trip of the crown prince praiseworthy portion of his state­ in the beginning, caused n b itter' England and other countries o f ment. Differences between the St. Louis siuggor and Rickey were said Allegations were mudu suiting in some'changes in tho im ­ to have resulted in n ffs^ fight Inst that the trip wns'arranged us part perial household, and for a time fan. threatened to bring about n politi- of tho intrigue in order thut the Rickey was here today confer­ Continued from page 1. oil! crisis iu the •lupmu'sc govern* bcthrothal might be cnnccllcd ring with Uurnoy Shotten, his field captain, who came from Cleveland probably take her departure for ment. The engagement of the ’.vliilu the crown prince was abroad. to meet bint. Trailing plans for the Cincinnati, l'urt of the time, she Crown Prince nml Princess Nuk:i - Sopie o f the newspapers charged spring were discussed, it was said, imlieuted, she will reside in thejr ko wah first informally announced that the intrigue wus launched bv and conferences were held with sev­ munsicn, said to ho one of the r.how in February, 1918. At that tiin^ Baron Nnkuniuru, then minister o f eral young players who are expect­ places o f the Ohio city, nnd the the engagement in some circles the imperial household, and that ed to become members of the squ-t I remainder near her husband in Al- was regarded as unusual because, he was supported by Field Marshal iantu. it was wus • not n• ' nmuguta. It wus alleged that later. i said, # the iprincess . ---- 7 .----•— • Remus nnd Ids companions last member o f one oo ff the * noble families the trip o f the crown prince wunight had not been unsigned to any Japan, from which the prime hastily arranged und actually de Students Enrolled in prison duties nor hud they been or ministers o f ancient Japan were ciiled upon without waiting for u numbers. They were "m ug­ chosen and from which the wives o f !reply from the British Court as to College o f Fisheries given ged” this afternoon and given their emperors customarily have been |whether tho crown prince would • _ __ _ _ _ _ _ •first prison bath. selected, roniuil iinnouncenu'nt o f be welcome, SEATTLE. Wash.. Jun. 26— i No Millionaire's Row. the engagement, however, wo* The feeling between tho two Thirty-six students, attached to the There is no millionaire row In th» mnde at tho imperial palace on sides o f the controversy became no University of Washington, arc en­ penitentiary, prison officials declar­ June 15, loll). bitter that many statesmen threat­ rolled in whnt is believed to be the ed, nor are the wcnlthy recognized. It wns not long after that ru ­ only college of fisheries outside of Remus wjll bo given “ enjoyable mor began to circulate of an al­ ened to resign their official poaitluns. Tlie household department iJapan. work,” the officials added, probably leged intrigue in court which was For first-hand study, of the prop­ ns a chemist, he having, it in nn mid to have us its object the can­ was impelled to issue an official agation, capture, handling nnd dcratood been u laboratory worker cellation o f the* bcthrothal of tho statement to the effect that “ rum­ ors seem to be current” concern­ marketing of fish the fisheries eoi- yearn ago. * prince nnd princess. This alleged ing tho engagement o f the Crown Ufcu o f tho University o f Washing “ I'm reconciled to my fate, l»u*. intrigue? waa said to have been I'rince to Princess Nagako, hut ton has access to the fisheries of joh, bow I miss my valet," declared hntchod because o f jealousy und that the nation should understand Puget Sound and Alasku, both not- the bootleg king as prisoa gar- rivalry between tho ancient army "that no change whu:soevcr is conable for salmon, where there 'are manta were given him in place of elan o f Choshu and the navy clan temnlntpcl concerning the marringe many fishing vessels, canneries, civilian clothes. Tomorrow in morn- o f , Hat Sumo, which are popularly contract already informally setcold-stnrage niants and fertilizer ring Remus will* sweep out hi t ow*? supposed to he weighty in the coun- [tu*u. ‘ With a view to removing factories. In Washingtbn the coun- <cell and make up hin own bed. cils o f tho empire. The mother o f {doubts nnd'bnensy feelings on tho tie*, the suite and the federal gov- j Remus declared that thir. waa hi*: Princess Nagako is n sister o f part o f the people, tho hom o'deeminent operate numerous hatch- first protracted vacation, and while Prince Shiiuazti. land of tho Sat mirtnicnt issued a similar commun­ cries where zalrr.on und trout are “ 1 feel the stigma of having lost riiran clan, while Field Marshal ication. propagated. The halibut industry !mv citizenship. I will be a good Yamagutu, regarded by tho police The affair was finally labeled nn centers in m oriuaii t.u.umoia. n orth o rm -jrcldier -1r«,inter and ana serve my time." time, He lie at the me lime British Columbia, time as me the uo' power behind a closed incident by an official era Washington and southeastern 'added thut ho wus in hopca of se-|the throne, is thu undisputed load­ statement issued Feb. 20, 1921. It curing executive clemency. er o f thu Choshu faction. Rogers’ Statement Bring Forth Praise From Owner Cards Sleep O T Y NEWS PARAGRAPHS “ I wish to say that FOLEY PILLS worked O. K. on me in a couple o f hours and the pains left m e . at once. I took a couple fftf them in the afternoon, went to bed and had a good night’s sleep and have alcpt good ever eince,” writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and will incrtfaae their actirity. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. CHANGE OF LIFE Found Cardui Helpful, and Got Well Qirla once (lost their eyes while kissinff. Now the r don’t even keep their mouths shu afterward. . FO U N TA IN IN N Eustie, Florida Is now open and tho management takes pleasure in extending to the Sanford public mid winter visitor* a most cordial invitation to visit the Inn nnd partake o f its hospi­ tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ cated and offers to its guests every comfort and enjoyment. The cuisine and dining room service are maintained at the name high de­ cree of excellence that permeatea tho entire establishment. • Telephone 124 Eustis. M IL A N i f l THEATRE • ....Today..., WM. FAIRBANKS Iff “ THE SHERIFF OF SUN-1 A Western Melodrama witk Fearless Sheriff *' Comedy “A Gold Kish Story Also Mutt and Jeff SPEED UP YO U R L A Z Y LIV E R ■- Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic Will Do \t Althn, Fla.— In explaining how she found Cardui so helpful during „h an > , « nolt Jlie. ll/o ftirs. M rs Flln M . nancy, Tlntlrv • nP As an(1 tnnlr chnnge r,nn m Mn of Routo'2, this place, said: “ I became so weakened it was an effort for me to get around. I knew what was the matter, but I felt like I couldn’t give u p . ' “ I juat dragged, and I ccrtalnlv was nervous. I was so restless I could not sit down long— yet so weak I couldn't get ubout. It is a most miserable and such a help­ less feeling. • “ I would get depressed and out of heart. . “ I began to feel, after awhile, there was no use to try to get well. Thia is all wrong, for it makes a person worse. “ I had heard of Cardui, and thought it might strengthen me. A neighbor had used it with good re­ sults. “ I took one bottle (o f Cardui), then I saw I wasn't so nervous, so kept it up. “ Gradually the. nervousness left me. I began to cut and sleep bet­ ter. Was soon well, and all right. Cardui' did wondgrs for me, and I certainly do recommend it.” Thousands of other women hnve written to tell of the beneficial re­ sults obtained by tnking Cardui. Said everywhere. Try it. NC-146 and to recommend it to others. COUGHINQ RELIEVED Monday beginning of Fox 20^1 ^ Anniversary Week. I ’Dustin Fnrnum *|n the Grarl whrn th ere Iswhen w en knj nppctlte, little exertion makes you fuel tired, jrour leas <lrnjr. your back ache*, your mouth tnnten nml your sleep Is broken. Clem* Jones Liver nnd Kidney Tonic Is tbc one thing that will restore your strength nnd enable you to enjoy life. CLBM JO.NKS LIVER AND KIDNEY TONIC*, bemuse of its general TONIC und health-giving effect, baa established Itself as a recognised remedy for TOHI*IP DIVER. FEVER. MAT. AIII A AND CORDS. Ct.KM JONES LIVER AND KID­ NEY TONIC: Is not only beneficial as it liver tnedlelne. but It e*erclntd n cleansing and stimulating Influence In the stomach und bow­ els. Through Its excellent enIhnrtle properties I Minus Impuri­ ties, which have Interfcrrrd with healthy processes nre driven out. Take no PILLM while using tho medicine— tho TONIC * al It hat la needed. TIIE COST IK SMALL—THE BENEFIT IS OR EAT. Roumlllut Anderson, Sanford, Florida. 1 Batteriei The very best Battery i9 EXIDE Fe re-charge and repair makes of Batteries R A Y BROTHERS Phono 548- -Sanfor THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS DriiKirlnts nr» Instrurtnl to n funit money In every Instance u i,„. satisfactory rr-iilts -*r.. not nlttalniMl. Tho very fir«t ,|.,.0 ,t Cl.KM JO X K 1 MV KM A M I KIIIM JY TOMC* almost Invariably stops the temtency of sneering ami rnuRlilnr non tlio tlilril iluso iixuully stops tho severest COLD. Tie* nimmon f.olil must he clusned us a M-rlnus illse,se so get rlil of n ;,i ,,nre. If your muscle* uro sore or you hnv« thnt chilly rrillnr with a ilull hettiluclie, U> a sure sign that you have mu,....... Don't wall for I'ltouutnrilll to ilcvclop. but buy n bottle Ilf CI.KU JON Bit LI VBit AND KIDNKY TONI*! today. The cost Is .mill nnd you can not ufford to luke it chnnctt at this time i.r year l*’ur Halo at ' The more rou cough the more you strain vour throat, lungs nnd system. Raise the phlegm easily wltbobt strain or pain by taking Leonurdl’s Cough RJrr'JP (Crooeoted). It is soothing, {•wulug, pleasant and effective. Best ,h fVr ha^ ‘n* cou«k», dc*P seated C. f U£' P i,ppo n°,n1 pa f* trent*m’entAfor^h11< m! adults. Save yourself from colds, coughs nnd serious trouble. (Set a Untie of Leonard!'* Cough Syrup (Creosoted) from your druggist today, ■ nBa bring quick relief. . ROUMILLAl^ & ANDERSON [ Satisfied Customers Are Regular Ones WE DO NOT CONSIDER ANY JOB DONE UNTIL YOU ARE! SATISFIED. TIIE PAINT WE SELL Open Shop for Hc]i*irfl on All Makes of Car*. IS SUNPROOF IT DOES NOT CRACK. PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF A Puli Line of Kalsomine, Var­ nishes and Stain* V WASHING—STORING— REPAIRING Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. MAXWELL-CHRYSLER-CHALMERS SOLI) ONLY IIY SANFORD PAINT STORE Wclaka Bid*. Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street 473-W p h o n e 473-W Phone 303 a n a n a n a B a a fta B B a B a u a x B a zjn a B a n B a a n B n B n n n a n a B Z H iii CROWN PRINCE OF JAPAN WILL WED PRINCESS NAGAKO SUNDAY; MATCH a® ONCE INVOLVEDMUCH CONTROVERSY GEORGE REMUS I V s S S k E Throw Off These Shackles! • - S A V E PART OF YOUR WARNINGS AND YOU'RE SURE TO REACH SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS F. W. PLEDGER, President-------------J* I*- CHAPMAN, Manager. ianford Loan Phone 231 avings Co. 209 Magnolia Ave. ■■BHBHHBBHHBBBHBBBHHHHBBai . * �Daily Herald H w Personal Touch in Publicity THE 8A1 As Brisbane Sees It The responsibility of advertising Sanford and making it I.cnin’* Good Brain. known throughout the country rests not only on the Cham“ *.V*?TM,.,,,,,.cond Claaa Matter, OeNot Much o f a Christian. ’ f f *T, ISIS. at the Poatofrtce at *t!r thc clvic clubs» or the newspaper but on Evolution— Embryology. ford. Florida, under act o f March the individual citizens of the city. If Sanford is to grow to _ L1W7. . be one, of^the big cities of the state it will be necessary for C asi for Men, Not Germs. > F , M B I R CO M R*. P m M ni C o p y r ig h t , 1913 - W D U D M A *. V l r t - P m M r a l 11 to secure a great amount of publicity. . H O W A R D HERO ■ r r .T m a . J here I.a *nb ?,as* o f advertising better than that with RUSSIANS W AN T the naifac of A rm * 14a the personal touch. Every person in this section has a cerI’elrograd changed to Leningrad. , a c B a c R ip n o a h a t c h i i?j0ha^ ? 4 Uf lnfl.Uen^ antl cou,d» lf ho desired, accom- Tije change may be made but the ■» Tsar..— 17.00. Six Month* |1E0 n » he wa*v o f bringing to this section of name will be changed back in some . • e l y e r e d l r i City b y C a r r i e r ' p e r ISc. W e e k<>• Kdllldn IS Per Florida people from ail parts o f America. Ones subscriber to The Herald said in this ofTice recently new Russian development. It will g o back eventually to na/lim* ItMt* _________ l t • . . . 9 SPBUIAI. ROTICRI All obituary h®r, c° Py °Tacb day she wraps it in a roll SL Petcdsburg,” in honor o f thc ‘."■otless, rardt of thanka. resolutions BK'ind notice* of entertainment* where and mails I t ^ H e r sister at Jacksonville. When this sister great Peter whose will established aBantea are made, will be charged finishes reading it, she mails the paper to her uncle at Allen­ the city in a dismal cold swamp for at regular advertising rate*. town, Pennsylvania. From that city the newspaper is passed of the North. * , MBMRKtl TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS Dr. Semashko announces that families‘ there and TnTittsburgh Th* Associated ITesa In exclus- S E E ! V i r i f ' ' J»ely*ntltlcii"ioth«' use for "repubthe course of its travels this one copy of Sanford’s Lenin's brain weighed 1,340 grams, B s. Ilcatlon of “ -- *H now* illspatchi-a credited to It or not otherwise newspaper tells many people of the opportunities to he found not nn unusual weight. The brain tredlted In thl* paper and nl*o the' r local new* published herein. All here. This Huluscnber who takes it upon herself to do what of Turgietieff weighed 2,000 grams. ^ lllg h t a of re*pUbllcatlon of npeclnl she can to assist in thc growth o f her city is sending ever- That o f the great naturalist Cu­ dispatches herein are al*o reserved d° y FWM » M ,as»*is “ ccon?p,i8hing wonders for Sanford. vier was even heavier. Hut the MONDAY. JANUARY 23. 1924 Miami ^ CJ£ea ha\° hcon ma,,e through advertising. convolutions in Lenin's brain were Miami attributes its great growth to the nublicitv it hns extruordinnryly deep. That is BIBLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY secured. Today: it Is considered the best advertised city in what counts. IS NOT THIS THE FAST thnt the country Huge sums of money are spent annua Iv o r: . I have chosen? to loose the bands keep Miam before the eves of thi» nnlilin THE DEEPER the convolutions p! u y 1 tof wickedness, to undo the heavy e the larger thc surface o f the than th. y e H l M t o .- C l K •burdens, and to let the oppressed { ' « P « W brain, nnd all thinking is done • r w P i! I T , J A ^ n fA K T M , l * H .T p a r s iM s s A i LAK E M A R Y s f l •« ( 4 » O f f i l l F a i r N l I t . I n n l k 4 » 4 W » I r t r m l t • ( t'la rM a, la * « 4 f a r S r a l M l r C r a a tr . l a I'feaarrrr. CITATIO N . I\ 11. Kldrr, Complainant. pla in tiff h as Instituted su it ag ainst .y ou In the a b o v e st ated c o u r t, c la lm ’ Ing d a m a g e s In the su m o f F ou r Hundred nnd N in e ty -n in e (1499.00) Hollars, nnd In said eauae, a writ o f g a r n is h m en t has b een issued d i ­ rected to O. C. Ilrynn. ns garnis hee, and you and ea c h o f y o u a r e hereby ulred. un th e 1th da y o f April. It>z(, to p er son a lty he nnd appear befor e the nhuvo st y le d c o u r t and nppenr t o th e said a c tio n . Other­ wise d efa u lts w ill lie en tered against you and ea c h o f you. Wltneaa m y linnil ns Clerk o f tho C ou n ty Court o f S e m in o le C ou n ­ ty, Florida, o n this 19tli day o f Jnnunry. A. I>„ 1921. J. E. Singletary A. C. L. section foreman made a business trip to v*. Kissimmee Sunday. . % Jphn J. Ilecalty. *t at.. Defendant*. 1 G « « DOfiSM'T About the best thine* ] T o John J. Hee*lejr o r Ilrnsley. If L. P. Noya returned several days ■living. liv in g ,.. J. L. ................................... Iiaughmnn, If living. « farm are children. «SEiM 15 B& MUCH Phone; Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor! ago from a trip to Miami. 1 W a r w l e i c . trust,.-, if iivResidence 217-W Atpng , ............... * »ng. R ob ert II. trustee, 'it' A{r. and Mrs. Hagan, parents o f livin g. M argaret Ramsey, <>ne hone that nev.» , 8. Itamsry. In­ Mrs. John Cliff, have recently mov­ div idually nnd a* su ccessor In trust charlie, hone. r w^n* ! t o R ob ert II. K n m .cy, If livin g. Mar­ MI! dlC CLUBL0VELY BRIDGE PARTY FOR ed here from Tampa. g aret W. lU m se y , If livin g, and If Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Howell have said parties nre dead, all parties VI8ITOR8. * bucket1 returned from Bostwick, where claim in g Interests as heirs, devisees grand larceny now? Mm. Fannie S. Munson fast »r®n S°Iurtlay afemo&n Mrs W they have been for the past two o r grantee*, or ns oth er clnlmnnls Under John J. Ileesley o r I’ ensley, K. A. DOUtJLASS, nH - L al t.?.Toon, wa» well attend'- l u l l 0" - ! nt«rtained most months. J. I - Itiughmnn. Charles C. W a r ­ (SEAL) I . Clerk C o u n ty Court. Sem in ole — . . y —Westminster Club will od “ nd ">'Jch enjoyed. .’ S i > tot**, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fanning moved w ic k . trustee, Hubert II. Hnmsry. on the harder a man* ! ^ County, Florid a. Tho history topic discussed was be entertained at the church partrustee. Mnrgnrnt H. Itnnisey. In­ back to Palatka Saturday to their div id ually and as su ccessor In trust i-:t -:s -2 -t -ii-is -:s -3 -3 -io -17-21 « s at 3:30 p. in., with Mrs. .jtfa a tftS O ii. ... .John former home. * Most o f us can . t o Robert It. Itnmsey nnd Margaret , .Smith and Mre. Bert Fort, as K fhnUrm'|re ° f Char,e»ton, S. C.^tho Itnmsey; “o r• therwlse. In Mr. and Mrs. \V. B. Olson o f St. IV. *■r.................... .-y • •• nnd ......to . It must bo nwful to foci grouchy don’t get everything comin*!*?. charming guests of Mrs. T. L. Du­ boitesses. the f o l l o w i n g * ______ ^oming til Petereburg, former residents o f nny part nr mas and Mrs. Raymond Phillips. nnd hnvc ,,othi" * to k,ck “ h i ­ (today—Pipe Organ Club meets The broomstick {, mi this place were here Friday call­ Idjc mul Iheing 'I uk • •• the v</utitj In County u» o f — ■■ -------------- -----------------3:30 at the home o f Mrs. Volie Utot.. ..f ........ vi^iniat **tn w«H-known Hemlnolo ami State «»f Florida, more than the lipstick. th. ^ rS P?Cw lu ,,v,n* room where X;,.LJ _’_V) .JaP,,n *«nce the earth­ me card tables were arranged was ing on friends. Mr. Olson is a particula rly described ns follow* Williams. prosperous real estate man 6f St. t o - w lt : quake and four program* 8o converted into a veritable bower ® I© l & Z i (today—Mrs. George Davis Hart Petersburg. The N or th -w es t q u a r t e r ( N W U ) Thei? *1? Rreat deal ofV ^ 1ua"Uties of pink and white will entertain at bridgo at 8 p. power in hdrse eonsc. B. J. Guthrie of Orlando, made a o f the North-enst q u n r t e r ( N K ' i ) sweet peas and roses. The assistant talent o f Section tw en ty -th ree <*3), T o w n ­ m. at her home on Sanford music program^was __ Mrs. r . business trip hero Thursday. ship tw en ty c o ) South. Ilan>;e II ^c?rca w*re kent on dainty tal­ Heights. Dr. Cole is still improving and /M oth , don’t "renUzo what do thir ty (30) Knot. Tolar, pianist. Her beauUfu/nlnv' fjt jBeaday—Subscription bridge par­ Ing was warmly received .mi lies done in floral designs and af- able to be out again.' It appearin g from the sw orn bill K r,° "umber o f Interesting” garnet Mr. and Mrs. Moody have bought o f compla in t Hint In till, cause ty at the home o f Mrs. J. N. brpU£lU P7),on» ed encores. J of bridge, scores were counted nnd against you, that you and earli of R&bson on Park Avenue, at 3 p. the Ball place and have moved you One time w o^im a Btumn t* have o r claim to have some Du* ..PDan?, nu.mbcn’ were: , there. m., under the auspices o f St. cr who was up a tree. P ,p Interest In and to the lands herein­ ^ighe^score, rW .nrite^ , Thoset prizc for Jtgh a bridge In leather Agnes Guild. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. White have a b ov e describ ed, nnd that your ■ ces o f residence urn unknown. 1 Uiv just moved into their new house.' plaTh Wedaeaday— Subscription bridge "!?«* than you erefore, y o u John J. Ileesley or Mr. L. A. Greenlenf is building chew is bettor than going Hensley .If livin g. J. !.. Ilaiighman. at Wolaka Lobby at 3 o’clock, Mary a new home. If living. Charles C. W a rw ic k , trus­ with Mrs. Harry Walsh and Mrs. C r Z ao " “ ro" e” ~ °"* '™ CoJ(% .‘ TheW h l X M« r e Ai S ; tee. If livin g. Robert II. Itamsvy. ('/•, go free, and that ye break every „ “ Dance of the Mr. E. K. Lloyd has just pur­ The heighth o f a 8m*n John Scbirard as hostesses. , Elves"—Grieg— presented with memento o f the chased a new Oakland car. trustee. If livin g. M argaret S. Ram ­ close to the brain’s surface, just as !♦>' i yoke?— Isaiah 58:0. Helen Douglass. ambition is about six f^ t! sey, Individually nnd as successor ftdaesday— Mrs. Frank Miller occasion. Mrs. dc Saussurc was all crops are raised close to the Mr. Hall and family of Sanford, In trust to Robert II. Ramsey, If given a bAsket filled with glasses will entertain the members o f have moved into the Braddock living. M argaret W. Ramsey. If The man with a grour-t,., I/ENVOI ter resort Be?t r e J j f S " lhrou{?b the wor,tI n great win- earth's surface. of home-made jellies, while Miss house. the Fortnightly Bridge Club at liv in g ; nnd If dead. n lf parties seldom gets a pleasnnT onj 7 In the depths o f thc brain, claim in g Interests ns brlrs, devisees Now in a thought, now in a shad­ everv ilnv in f h ™ „ f S p. m* at her home on Mag- « i . K ' d' ' ' c ,“ " - 11' c. vanifyS8UrC WnS pre!cntcd a lovely mnny (,ol,ars worth o f advertising Tho young people nnd old ones o r grantees, o r ns oth er rlalmunts owed word, aelia Avenuo. b u r 7 a t t r i b u t e K newspapers and magazines. St. Pcters- doubtless, r.s in the depths of the too. enjoyed a wienie roast at tho tinder John .1. Ileesley o r Hensley, Due to the world near* .i ' Now in a voice that thrills etern- nurg attributes its great growth to the fine class of adver- earth, nre hidden great treasures J. Is Ttnughnmn. Charles C. W a r ­ Wuheaday— Nellie Tumor Circle B o h m * S S j f m f L S " 1 SprlteCasino Tuesday night. age, Mexico is hnving ».* w *in ?.r, i ht ^ rd, f nme’ th° tah,pa w ick . trustee. Robert If. Ramsey, were laid with dainty covers nnd will meet at 3:30 p. m., at the » llr* * again. " ir Little Folks Group: Mr. L. P. Noya expects to leave trustee, M argaret ;t. Rumsey. InEver there comes on onwnrd nndad1 *t he°o t heriloH I A'v "° ? Ls with Daytoaa, Orlando not yet developed. refreshmentn o f carmel frappc top­ home o f Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, about the first of the week to make dlv M unlly nnd ns su ccessor In trust c e <a) “ Lily" Schmoll—Ella Spcn.hcr, F (?n,,a clt.les where tourists congregate phrase to me ped with whipped cream and his usual winter visit at St. Peters­ t o Robert II. Ramsey, nnd Margaret llsnday— Mrs. Georgo Knight RUSSIA MOURNS Lenin. The When a moth gets hunm Sanford is destined to he n great citv It hns thn o t tome transcendent music I i V». U sin sej, deceased; or otherwise. strawberries nut bread and coffee burg. will entertain tho members of highest officials staggered through In nnd to th e lands hereinabove l: have heard; were served by the hostess, assist­ esty” * * V° ° h° n,? ab<JU t j h^ri^bf V haSr ” thtI natural advantages necessary. It ha! The history or every city nnd Htntc in thc United States is that Thc Ladies' Missionary Society described, o r a n y part th; rcuf, nnd the Duplicate Bridge Club, at 1 :■ N o piteous thing by soft hnnds the streets five miles, carrying ed by Mrs. John C. Decn. also any and all oth er persons met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. p. m.. at her home on Magnolia t •t . dulclmered, " S S f Of S 5 ^ f i r l| Bi <* •■“ “ '•t it will lS oro long Ix'iiin’s body nnd heavy coffin on hose name o r names are unknown ~ Thomc Those enjoying thc cordlnl hos­ A . Minchew. The president, Mrs. w Avenue. It s n wife shoo -dealer * and w ho may he Uncreated la the No triumph crash of blood-sick vicforclffn capital docs<thc developing. Those of you who have watched the their shoulders. "Selections from Lucia dc pitality of Mrs. Thigper were Mrs. L. F. Snow, presided. After the property Involved In this suit, and numbers women's shoes two .J Monday— Mrs. Edward Betts will _ tory. do Saussure, Miss Mary do SausHereinabove deserllHil, or w h o claim ufcunl routine of business a social smaller than they really ar^° Tens o f thousands stood bare­ entertain the members of the Uimamoor— Pauline Muirhead. But a glad strain o f some vast nny right, title o r Interent therein Marche Fantaistimm_uni__ q sure, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. hour was hold during which Mrs. ns development in you sister cities will not doubt me when I say that the Friioha Club at 3, at her home SmEth0 Is harmony. heirs, d ev isees or grantee*, by, headed, with tcmpc/ature below n u 5taii,t,<lue— Wilson Minchew served n very fine lunch. ” • '• D?ucl| 8. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, ,iu ic k c r » ii1 on Park Avenue. through o r under nny o f the par­ It may cost more to drink V o That no brief mortal touch hni ^»,r‘ Shinholser. rero. A few at least will go to Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. T. L. o r persons herein above named -opelf to death now, but it do ever stirred. K iW fn 1 * No- 2— Moon moths— Dumas, Mrs. Roy Symmes, Mrs. A good number nttended in spite oties property of thc Lnkc Front Improvement Co. will double in value in the - c r referred to. or otherwis e, are join Lenin on the other side of the or the Inclement weather. Kuffner— Irma Smith. take nearly as long. SONG , There Is no music in thc world like hereby required to he nipt appear What Would You Do for Sanford? Raymond Phillips, Miss Love Turriver. Glad to report thnt the little b e fo r e our said Circuit Court at Etude (Left Hand A !one)-M cro this, love that is hoarded, moulds at UL u. ne.vt three years. Why not set in on the ground floor? So you will not ? f r* V , . ’ benjamin Whitncr, Jr., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis the Court Houne nt Sa nford, F lo r ­ — Marguerite Garner. . When a cynic sees n man helna No character wherewith to set it last . v Mrs. Robert Hines, and Mrs. John Ward, who has been seriously ill ida, on the 7th day o f April. A. P. n womnn across th . street he sJ INTERESTING, IIISTORICAI.:.)■ down, Until wo know some day 1921, and then nml there make an­ C. Dcen. . for tne past two weeks it improv­ sw ROMAN LATIN BANQUET. ders where her husband is e r to the hill o f compla in t e x ­ J No kind of instrument to make it for say* to yourself later— "Why couldn’ t I see?” We nre offerinic the iota j Tbs only thing we ever have " ,l“ t * » « 1 « * » — t LV, is the calling o f the Holy ing, , Her case wns considered a hibited against you In tills «au«* Historical Review o f the Judicial System o f Florida Is what wo give away. . . «ing, „ i J h u ban<lu.ct Riven Friday eve­ Synod by the Archbishop of the bad case of flu. • . FLORIDA WEDDING BELLS Otherwise, decrees pro confessu will Maybe churches are usually ning by the Juniors and Seniors of No kind o f instrument? Ah, yes, in '■ is ,|UC!“ i0" » '» " « to it. readers Greek-Russinn Church to declare Miss Mildred Marlowe to Mr. very reasonable and on easy terms. This is the only solicitation that you ’ Mr. A. Minchew left Wednesday be entered a g a in s t you nnd each of i 'rV A Condensation by Agnew Welsh o f an Article Written bjr Justice J. D. Whitfield corners so people will hire' ’ there Is; Sanford High School at the Wom­ Thomas W. Mcllvnine in Jncl(son■• |(§) And kindness that is never used night for Waycross hospital for >'<•< Lenin officially a Christinn. Act­ \ It Is ordered Hint this Citation I chance to turn to thc right .. And after time nnd place are overb" a f ’ ub ,ho,usc was given in true ville, January 20. But hidden nil alone treatment. published in th* Hanford Herald, a H i ., . thrown. , ually Lenin was about as much of Roman style. The tables were will be bothered with, as we want you to do ns you like. When Andrew Johnson took Will slowly harden till it is Miss Mnrthn Celia Alston to Mr. The Chamber of Commerce met n ewspaper publish, d In Hanford. To get your name in Who's a. ranged U-shaped nnd placed Gods touch will keep its one chord Hemlnolo County . Florida, ........ each n Christian ns he was Moham­ charge of the government o f Flor­ chosen to net being Judges W. A. Milton II. Mabry, 18i*l-1894* (C As hard as any stone. I aurel II. Scckinger in Perry, Monday night nt tho church and Hooker and E. C. Maxwell nnd the quivering. you hnvo to know 'what’s wh Week for elulit c onsecu tiv e Weekn. nbout it were couches on which January 17.. f.) 18lK>-189d; 1897-1903. ’ medan or Fire Worshiper. elected new officers for the yenr. ida under presidential appointment Hon. James F. Glen. WIT N ESS m y band niul real of And that’s thnt. it is. — Edward Arlington Robinson, Mrs. Lnurn Duncan to Mr. John The meeting was well attended tile said Circuit Court on tills tlpmcn|BUCHtS rt,t'linc,, durin* the hinga wc .. always ___ ____ _ It is the things hold The idea is to endear Lenin nnd authorized on March 10, lt>21, pre­ -o “ r e S V i ( c J-> m , : 2aih day o f January. A. D. I!»34. Hi November, 1902, the consti­ ^Nelson in Jacksonville, January considering the weather. The offi­ Iw afidh1 l<? COO,w" ^ n ” bc huH(i! ng“of *the*c?ty° 'it “ s^vcH his government to religious mil­ paratory to thc receiving o f thc That wo will lose some day; Mud baths irifc being used Make way for Sanford I (HEAR) K. A. POCORAHH. - J 1*'88 Naomi Scoggans acted ns a*lla cers were hs follows: Mrs. Frank Frances B. Carter. 1897-1905. tution was again amended so as to The only things wo ever keep Clerk of the Circuit Court o f the make wAimcn beautiful, so we -o--------- » empress and Georgo Smith was lions o f Russian peasants. They Spanish colony, he established, by Miss Annie Mary Hall to Mr. Evans, president; Mr. F. S. VerEvelyn C. Maxwell, 1902-1901. Seventh Judlelnl Circuit of F lor ­ Are what we give away. executive order dated July 21, change the number of supreme oV**’?1'1,'; ho emperor; they together with HuKn Webb Gunn in Pensacola. A little Prosperity Edition might see some pretty politicians ida. In and f o r Sem in ole County. will have a higher opinion o f Lenin 1821, four days after nay, vice-president; Mr. C. H. Ellis, Dy Louise Ginsberg. the final rcnult In prosperous times. mud sling oldetions. :ic tne other guests were attired In « . W. SPENCER. Jr.. January 23. ’ ix r.Kmbcr. - i E i w i '; secretary; Mr. II. D. Durnt, treas­ ami his government if they believe transfer o f authority, courts in Solic itor and Counsel f o r Komnn costumes and sandals, ench t owei to appoint commissioners (C. J.) 1913-1915; 1915-1*117 urer. In order to have lights the <'oioplnlnant. he is in heaven, not in hell, where each o f the twq counties o f Es­ The House ways and incnns com­ Mrs. Tom Owen and Mrs. FnirThese aviators nre always hittir* Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins next meeting will bo at the Casino. I -2 2 -2 -4 -I I - |8-35- 3 - 3 |o-l7 __________ saw3| n-VinK s,ave who Cockrell, 1002-1917.' cambia and Stl Johns which he had •vas removed. Those appointed to jj,0.?®rt mittee agreed to remove the tux infidels go. upon something new. One hit on I cloth motored to Orlando for th" saw toAhis comfort own and pleasure. have returned to Sanford for an A party of eight left Monday to In Cunnty Court. «riiiliiole^Connl> d»y Monday. ‘ thn'T f“ r from movie tickets. It wasn't much, development? lie cm see “ rongs thSt Thouidbe r cow in Los Angeles. created out o f thc two Spanish act under the new regime were E. ’ v,llinm A. Hooker. 1903-1915. trio r to the banquet n number extended visit after motoring to make the trip to Coral Gables. I'lorU n. t . Maxwell, T. M. Shackelford, R. J«™«» Whitfield, 1904; (C. J.) but it was an agreement for nil CITATION, oi Latin songs were sung by the points of Interest in thc stnte. Mr. /NORTH CAROLINA forbid, provinces o f East and W est Flor­ E. Cockrell Those on the trip are Mr. nnd Mrs. The hold-over memJ®®jS 1905-1909; (C. J.) 1909........ iin in• .that. K. linuljvJjRiiiielff. Can't have much fun nny mon E. S. Godwin of Atlanta, Ga.. guests nnd during the progress progress oi of and Mrs, •Jenkins have numbers tPo T e T X tr hal t " " raa" ° aad teaching in public schools “ any ida. On March 30, 1822, after the hers were E. C. Maxwell, M. II. fhn 1912; 1913 — -lore Rowe, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred • ' vs. -o formal erection of thc territory of arrived in the city Sunday for u Man in Toons was fined just fori lli'iiry Abraham, Eilwnril Ahrahrim. Mabry, F. H. Carter. form o f evolution which makes it Florida,» thc- two £!•«■•- II- Parkhill, 1905-1911. timsfs were Irivm^Tn0? of tr} on''? who will be inter- Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. brief sojourn. Tho street counties were ting a baseball umpire. ---- little ----— girl down the nil- a um ------ . n viv nml Albi-rt Abraham. Trailing un cniDcrn- I I I y " LatIn by tlle pstctl to learn o f their return. Mr. ochular and Miss True. In *r*,* 1911 the impenuing impending ret ret'reappear that man descended from given superior and inferior courts!, *** Java that after reading about this re- ” illmm II. Ellis, 1915 — Abraham Mrnthrrx llursi- ami Mis. p v ? r eo," l ,ar,y, , Jenkins has recently completed the Mr. and Mrs. True and sister, Jefferson B. Browne, (C. J • 1917 “ Ter ■ • ~ Muli* C om pan y. I'rfrnilunts. fempeat in a Teapot,” she would Now Yortc leads in the basn* i * Mrs' nny of the lower orders of nni- by the legislative council, which n’ c'r' t *‘i •Judge Pnikhill was deemThompson returned is a IrnrJt who new A. C. L. shops here. Miss True nre located in the CrosO. Ilr.vanl. Uurnlshei*. n’t trust anybody. »»*... ».**_ 4the iiil- 1 *4»>•viiiiviiiij^ fiuwcr* *n ntat‘fllln •' h ^ hiuiv, then men in •«eslaw-enacting power, .inc^e rhe-e Mlftll * • by legislature, ses­ leagues, but not in the anti-sale I Sunday from a week’s stay with IS a graceful dancer, interpreted ----------mnls, monkeys, or anything else." was - _____ . • t t l.i... !. . Tn: llunry Abraham. Kilwarit ley cottage for the winter. -o nnd Epworth leagues. |relatives in Daytona. courts were given power •o f up- i,lon' an auspicious time to reduce Thomas F. Went, 1917 — R. W. Griffith, Managcra lovely Roman dance, The eve Abraham, ami Allu-rt Aliraham. -103 First National Hank Bldg. Every long stem on a citrus fmiit The North Cnrolinn authorities peal to the federal high court. Mrs. John Cliff nnd children nre The little town o f Shelby, Mon­ ,•.? nijml)er o f superior judges to Trailing as Abraham llri.tllrrs mug s, festivities began with / the means ,-----n n nre ineuiin ui leusi one otni*r iruit at least other fruit expected to return-Sunday from Hors,ami Mule Company. Mont­ should niso forbid study o f em­ tana, is anxious to promote another it was done. Just what would you do, had you unlimited power? Among the* uut-of-state arrivals mntl' n lnkCh plnyc,, b>’ In August, 11)22, the legislative five members,•and' Car-;punctured, thus making nn entrance Montgomery, Ala. g om ery, Alabama, uml nil other • ♦ _ Demnsey-Gibbons light. Sometimes bryology. It j.s discouraging to council divided the territory into I in Sanford on Sunday was F. W. persons I lit erest eil. Th..Harber, ; spores that cause disease. It takes nn awful lot o f medicine to i The following list o f those who*S LBreyur of Now Jersey;— - You. nml eiu-li o f you, ure hereby I find, in embryonic'conditions; that, four counties, naming them Es­ a u L / uy iu/?l'ns- eR»-*,“ lad, tunai Tax. dodging or auto. (Judging: suit Kind .that the a b o v e effect a permanent cure. nantrd i nsh’ salad; t-tiltken, cambia, Jnckson, Duval nnd St. have sat upon th.- supreme bench‘ a -...v-v.., boiled ham, human I wings in the period before keeps most of us up in thu air. sta te m e n t t h n U h f L7«MUr'v * h « ? rn IirtV T w ™ n iH rMH,l“ f" r thC Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doney of baked beans ,cold slaw, olives, ap­ Johns, hut for judicial purposes °r thi state was printed some IS 0--------SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE birth, pass through various animal the divisions of Eust and West years mm Real Estate turn-over is the ear­ "Florida Flashlights," S Cambridge City, Ind., l.rc in the ples, / Uins, nuts nnd grapes. Phono Mrs. Harry Wdlsh mark of n wide-awake town. If you stages, duplicating practically all Florida were retained, with two . 10 l,bll‘( J‘ :,stiec being designated w I city for nn extended visit. During each course ("wine") 14451V) or Mrs. John Schirnrd t t n o fk,hhe a ' i S 0 „ J Z a THE FAINT WE SELL have a iittlo money salted away, in »y the initials “ C. J.” , and is :J grapejuice, was served. (542) for reservation for Sub1 a uJlnK n Krt’at w a r. of them, front the single cell up "inferior” courts for West and one lU'DIlulif WHAT DO YOU KNOW.? HAVE YOU LEARNED THE nn In KV vest it in real estate. It will come S in ce 1900 the national inci.m ..1 brought up to <ln»n date. for East Florida, each to bold two Billie Holden has accepted n The evening was most enjoyable scriptinn Bridge ,at Wnlnka Lobby, IS FIRST LESSON OF WEALTH? IT IS NOT EASY TO back to you looking like u multi­ teen billion d o llirs a t e a r to it lo-I'-Tt ^ r°Jv a / r<,M about; e ig h - to the fully developed “ primate." terms annually. The towns of The list begin.) with the terriposition as night clerk ut the and will bo long remembered by Wednesday, Jan. 30. nt 3 p . m. plication table. LEARN, BUT IT PAYS LARGE RFAVARI)*L LEARN THIS T h e c o u n tr y ’s bu yin g' p o w e r hnt in l " 1ty*.,vre ‘ lofiars. |Angcbilt Hotel in Orlando. each and every Junior and Senior. AT ONE state of his develop­ Pensacola and Big Springs were toraul justices, the hyphenated -o named as the place o f sitting of •i-tes indicating the period of their LESSON AND WEALTH IS Y0 l !l(S :« BANK EVERY DAY When the lid was lifted from the ment before birth every man has tho West rourt nnd Stl Augustine Paul Franklin of Ft. Myers was BIRTHDAY PARTY. M‘ *b,s in • tew instances, A DART OF THE MONEY YOU MAKE. Teapot and a suspieous odor emittwo feet like a gorilla. Sometimes and Jacksonville for the East. ‘ •-icnc ing over several terms and in Sanford an Monday calling on Saturday being his eighth birth­ Md, Archie Roosevelt dropped the coumry h».H «Joyc,l ,|uri„g u S S " tta“ thc one of tho feet does not develop consecutive. I friends and attending to business. day anniversary. Master Franklin On May" *2(1, 1824, congress not all of these •” » *o-*. ' Sinclair interests like so much hot oIT DOES NOT CRACK, Bennett invited a few of his friends le number of dist districts to I T1,10 he I»rc‘t-* proient r incumbents arc in- ■ DEPARTMENTS: ami the man is born with one go­ changed the lead. Archie is nnother chip from Mrs. Raymond three: one wes has ns her the old block. west of thc Apalaeh, tfnt‘ 'd by i to help him celebrate the happy. a dasii following the PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR rilla foot which we call a "club The very best Battery is an I guest, Mrs. George’ tiickins of occasion. Icoln, one bbetween c t w „ ___ ______ ____ and ' ato l'K'y h o n m X f f e ^ JS " t o h * » d ami . i , o „ g ; foot." thnt stream --------- o---------- do binned tho ermine. In Ilankinff CHALK OFF Ta ‘ Tangerine, who will spend several the Suwannee nnd the third east It Is proposed to stage an inter­ and your fu lfu T n The merry group of youngsters I 'of Judge Taylor, ,1 1 “ ‘ O' to imit.de ii Savings days here. Thnt can easily be arranged by of that river, with one judgi national free-for-all to settle the - ---------n - , ---**•••• umv j u u ^ f for in. reader will note thnt he is now*2 attended the matinee ut the MiA Full Line of Knlsnittinc, Yar" I - ‘ heir forbiilriin^ the ti*nchi*r.H t*» ?.ny <‘ac*1» Safe Deposit EXIDE controversy tho „f three to conKtitutc a serving his fifth term, beginning 3 lane theater, after which they re­ --- L J ---- ^ regarding ", •“ "'H W IU Irule;; IJU’.'t ui nishes and Stains , his........... service in 1891. “ Mrs. Hubert Leuffgen nnd chil­ turned to the home of the host for mah fonjr. The Consolidated Order anything about! embryoloi»y. ' ^ co“ rt « f “ PI'i’aU. .. •« . eh ■’ "Hridge '' — I dren of Chicago, 111., nre the guests o f Relentless Players will be refreshments. Fe re-charge' and repair all “ Growing with Sanford over a quarter of a century?” u In 1921 n fourth judicial district , „ - Jf” 11* .O0” »!*»s. (C. J.) lfiiiiyou don t like facts, why, smother the only spectators. SOLD ONLY BY «f her sister, Mrs. J. R. Hall on Centering the refreshment table was mldcd by assigning to it all 18o3-1855. makes of Batteries them. Ulery Avenue. -owns thc large birthday coke in tile territory south of Indian river Thomas Bnltzell, 18401850i r MR.IBKYAN’S n o m i n e e Lcnine. it is said, was carried on pin and white on which were eight nnd east o f Charlotte Harbor, > 1854-1U0U. ’ ’ SANFORD PAINT ONE MAN’S remedy is nnother the shoulders of the commissars I , / - McLeod McDonald nrrivel in lighted tiny candles. Ice cream, CjVNESVILLE SUN James Webb being designated as George S. Hawkins ima iu-a through the streets of Moscow RAY BROTHERS “ •.city Sunday from Atlanta nnd man’s sorrow. Tho Rochester the judge for the new district, cake and candy were served by hii... ! Goor.,.. Cv. u- i*....a ns’ 1 ’-I8.>0. d i^ r M . su" • STORE where the public were allowed to |*U1 spend a few days here on a Mrs. J. C. Bennett, assisted by her medical authorities, discovering C Sl , ,W ,h "t,ly niter by W ill.... . iC iS S S A -lU A I mjiness mission. view his body. It’s a good thing sister, Mrs. Flannagan. Favors of Phone 548----------------SunConl Welakn Blilg. » thut lack o f iodine in drinking wa­ Phono 303 fo r him that he wus dead. bags o f popcorn nnd candy were In 18.13 the lerritorinl court con -' lb3.l. ' A n d m o " ' IC J » ter caused disease, especially o vnnlnR, Hrjrfii ns his chulro for IJ r -hirntistsns ollcrini; thc mosL UI u I jk I . . t i L t II I N. a t I» ■ Mrs. J. R, Kail and sister, Mrs. 'll given each child. g A COMMUNITY IlUILDER iil lii«ii.» . i Y,,trm R inc " " ‘ tt si'-ted of the following: Thomas be-lie A. Thompson, 1851-1853 ,.„The feoffm en t o f George Remus, president of the United States, i- piausihiu explanation of life pro- goitre, add to water the iodine that I Hubert 1-cuffgen of Chicago, hnve i At a late hour the little guests Randall, president. Middle district; Albe rt G. Sen.mes, 1851-1853 ' King o f the Bootleggers,” ;<■ the •tur fellow townsman and our per- |esses. He does not helieve that the people need. I feturncl from Miami, where they reluctantly departed for their N F. I*. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier .......... , r r «• v.nnipocii, west district; **y»lunun I). Wri-ht <C I t 185 Atlanta Federal Penitentiary sonnl friend. He is not u rmlitician thyiry, however, should he permit, |spent the past week. 4 f t - Aa» ^ ! 5 n-J?f?Jl ,!i!)trict: Wright. <c. J .M 853. homes wishing Franklin many from the But water is not always drunk Cohort Raymond, East district; L harb- H. |>Upont 1854-18(50, 1854-18(10 (C. (’ ed O upset faith in God or in the should servo as a warning to o t h -1but Is a groat educator. He is happy returns of the day. plain ain. Some people employ it to '^®bb, South district. T h ciJ-> 1 «(>»-1 H (5 r*. ’ ’ ' teachings o f holy script, lie has fa c t o r y ers Inclined to regard tho 18th the head o f one o f th,. leading ill. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Thomas of Those enjoying this delightful Amendment as a Jobe. « »ke home brew. The iodine kills available ^ 8,“ CCCM®r8 « r« » ot Iv-u M’ *Varaon’ »8r,G-18»9. Angeles, Cal., who arc tour- afternoon were Franklin Bennett, stitutions o f h-urning In this coun­ *aid, good naturedly, that there is make -o vats of try. His whole life is do voted to anesr o Th thj}1 In the th, vat, ,r the h,” W St l “A >«) . l f l d5. I ,th« state arrived in Sanford Braxton Perkins. Billiu Thigpen, ‘ le-cenda-a Tron, the• yeast germ in * U IDavid S. Wnlltcr, 18(50-18*55. Our choice for governor is go­ his work. Sunday for a. short visit. nBHUBBB9BBBBBBI3BB3B| no.ni « doVtri,1° "f ‘■•volution is Mary Elizabeth Tolar, l-oia Peake, home brewers and the beer isn’t f 1.1 lhe.se courts held the judicial Au^ ;' V,< F:Maxwell, 18I55-18IJ0ing to be the man who given us ”, nn ch broader proposltlen tha-i political Wymcn Howard and Margaret beer. Life is complicated under scales at equipoise until Florida , (< • J-> 1837-1888; 1889-1890 ’ n Rhone 498-----------------some definite assurance thut he is "De MCt f.bt‘bry about monkeys st.upon hi I, Pr?/- F. R. Cooper, Ed Moye, Bennett. -Phone -198 prohibition. emerged from the territorial chrv- •'an' M. Baker, 18(55-18(58. Dr. Murphrae believes, as we jtoing to do more thnn vehemently IU* lock, Miss Ellen Mahoney and protest that he is going to do n?i!n*"n‘ .Ibrough the r , ? 1!1' 1 '/• Douglas, 18i!i5-18(58. tions ,’ l|U T U| t| ^bo ,l-,,i‘ guo of NaSOCIAL MEETING. Ik n,umbcr others attended the adoption at Old St. Joe sif its first M. Randall, 1C. J.) I8t58something.— Palm Beach Post. W H E R E V E R Veil)•■GET I T i .r vi.. ,k ‘ b}!,l?vf 8 th‘‘ Rreat un J. I M»krtball game in Oeala Saturday Monday night nt 7:30 there will constitution on Jnnuary 11 l8'!*i 1 It'H.i. .1 I. ■ I **ening. be n social for the young people “ •M- U -------•* * ' W !it. 1808-1872. at the League room in the First Stcott. Jr., 18(58-1885. I Charles L. Britt and brother. Methodist Church. All lenguers 1873-1874. 38rfy Britt of Gbnnellaville, Pa., and their friends arc expected to •’ulkenhu rg, 1874I ? lt Saturday in the former’s car be there. |!“r. ‘" |ami, where they went on Shorter, (C. J.) 5 I,ouscho,d Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and liaggage I Business. Harry Britt of Connellsviile, Pa., Transferred Anywhere Any Time who hns been the guest of his 1885-1888; (C. c Storage I r l r‘ Land ®d Matthews of brother, Charlie L. Britt on Pal­ I «lumbia, Tenn.. were among the metto Avenue, spent last week hell, 1889-1890. [ .n!?Va •?. *” Sanford on Monday sight-seeing at St. Petersburg, nnd The American Tobacco Company with M- iV 1", con*l,,ele nccori ra k Taylor, 1891-189(1; spend some time here at 'other points on the West Const. recently published a full p«g<» ad­ M( l i 1 r-V!" po,*tical matters (C i i ,m r 7. ',,J05; 1905-1915 toe Montezuma. nu . ......... ■•■ KiifUi uuii ur. vertisement in The Herald. This .. eta I I)pU M r‘ rVr ° " ly t(’ " ,inor THE YOUNG ladies of MontiW. Flnnnigan, who wns with the j. i w s i l915*19175 11,17— : <c same advertisement has appeared Murphree scouts the idea o f the ciuan i)r. Murphree is a friend hollowing the approval by Con­ iJfrade Walker, Jr., who is a stu- Fuller Construction Co., here dur­ In practically every exchange doctrine o f evolution, a Re does no and admirer ° f Mr. Bryan and feels ccllo University, where Eugene gress of the St. Joe constitution a! =::r jf” 1 at the University of Flor- ing’ the erection o f the First Na­ V/ which hns come to this office. This such thing. Ho is a Christian gen- profoundly grateful to him for the Field's daughter studied, were in­ little over five years after its •omld.mcnt paid him. |„ tho mean s " .at Gainesville, arrived here tional Bank building, and has just only goes to show that some some pcopeo­ th’man and his anxiety is to rocon- i time •>« mai th^ 'Duetor i* eofn * V"7V spired and lifted by their little adopt.on, the state government * I|Sunday for a « short visit with his completed the bank building nt Ft. ple, ut least, ............................ cry: was organized in June, 1845, by think advertising l/ ' ° 8cienc«aV»ith the (cachings o f igrout work of education/' ° n " | tor, Mrs. Roby Laing. Lauderdale, is spending this week pays. the inauguration of the newly"Hee-hce, Tee ho, black nnd yel­ here with friends. -o elected governor. W. I). Mosley. Just tw o things have made it possible for u a tog ta i low f . ^abart Thrasher, who has been The Detroit Free press editor­ The legislative body was in „c«. you this 20% reduction on T uxedo: I* student at __ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Leffler, Mr. ially maintains that the proposed “ Vive la, vive la, Mbnticello." I at ^he University of •don and its first act was t., cr,.. MY FAVORITE STORIES and Mrs. Gilmore Clifton and Mr. trip o f the Shenandoah is a need­ 1. A reduction in tho cost o f Kentucky Burley I , .V. arrived home Tuesday for •itc courts, the four-district divlsBy IRVIN S. COBB less rick o f life nnd property. The I u **'? whh his parents, Mr. and and Mrs. L. A. Jones of Miami ar­ THOSE that control hat fash­ '"n being retained ns well ns the tobacco and In package materials, as well. Free Press should have been tmbL *• T. Thrasher on Celery rived here Sunday to atttend the ions announce the return of the dual service— the circuit judges in 2. The consolidation o f three o f our big plimts lAienue. funeral o f their father, Calvin liahod in 1492 when it was more joint session constituting the su­ A spry looking colored youth en­ He put the receiver on the hooks derby, or stiff hat, driving out the perior court. " ----------------------------------------------------------------- J ____________ into one. (Mr. Ford m ay not be in the Martin, which took place Monday the custom to prench against risk tered a drugstore at Forty-fourth Halmakcrs sny, ,‘T!u* his iiit/i imife caw wiv residence »voi«is.i.*v -­ in thc interest of science nnd dis­ -Street and Sixth Avenue the other and emerged from the booth. The soft hat. morning nt the_ i J k a” d Mrs. John R. McDonald tobacco businoss but he is right about .‘‘^ ‘."'MrucUon’’ constitucovery. Such uttitudes ns this tend day and, dropping a rain into the head clerk, who had been one of derby is dressy and conservative." hJ h® tk„'. Montezuma Hotel have as daughter, Mrs. E. A. Douglai Capital $100,000.00 consolidation.) ’ .a'h’Pted in 18(58, provided1 he ear-wit Hisses to his remarks, only to deter progress. Mot of tho pay telephone, asked nailed U.!r the latter’s mother, You couldn’t usk more o f a hat. Hot three supreme Judges should him: ■o---------You know that it is thc desire and policy oi Tho Mrs. W. E. Blount who has been I w,1, Mary J. Glover and sister, Ventral for u certain number. riam nu The derby hat, unfortunately, bo appointed for life. Under a re­ If you re looking for a plnco Statistics issued b tlui Sears- When connections had ^ L LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED I*i\)Pi t' the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Roby American Tobacco C o. to extend to its customers the had been imade, >mi needn ( go any further. Don't malar) men bald. It squeezes the v sioa made in 1885, this was Unce ‘ffa7 C> Glover of Provl- Laing for the past week, left Sun­ rici Roebuik Agricultural Foundation persons near tho boot noth' heartd him >ou woe that sign there in the winON MONTHLY PAYMENT PI \v Jr AND WAGE EARNERS maximum o i service. a changed to permit the electorate ahow that fifty “Cttlp, keeps blood from rising and to choose the three judges and pr.»saving this? day for her home in Fort Myers tty million . . . . . . .cigarettes .. iow,.saying 'Colored Help Want­ hair dies. Reducing the price oi n great favorite like Tuxedo is GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. ,)ISCOlJNT ALL KINDS OF were is — - consumed -last ——- /year. This in "Is dat Mizz Hendry Pearce ed I »r,(p..?nd M” . Howard Tibbals Miss Cornatzer. who has also been vide.l for a term of live years, one an increase o f seven billion over sneakin’ ■■ our idea of delivering this service. the guest of Mrs. Lning, accom­ ? Well, Mizz Pearce, did !e aon» Munson, o f Umatilla On the other hand, if you nre of these to be chosen "by lot” to "I ain’t lookin’ fur no place." the total for 1922. Women, it is you >’ panied Mrs. Blount home for a want to hire a sn»irt colored saiil tho youth. "I already is got I week-end here as the act as chief justice. Tuxedo is always VRUSH. Every package is— -• ‘ thrown from an nutomobolo or n said, wero responsible in large b!>oy fur a handy man :gound yore I ^ ra- Fannie S. Munson short visit. u good jo b —been wukkin' at it horse, a well-made derby might During 1901-02 the work o f the SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS measure for this increase. Cigar­ flat? Ma’m ? You say you al­ 1th,: *'L,as Fannie Reba Munsoh nt o . „ save you from a fractured skull superior court of Florida became ette smoking is distinctly injurious ready is got a boy wu’kkin’ fur goin on two weeks now." Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis, whose r home on Myxtlc Avenue. "I don’t understand,” said the so burdensome that thc judicial And if a footpad from behind hits to the health o f men, and when you. Itf dat n o ? Wt'lluiu, is you marriage wns an interesting event were you you on the head with his little body deemed it wise to use their overdone has resulted in many n satisfied wld him? Den you ain’t puzzled i lerk. "W hy Hchamp of Martinsville, in Atlunta, Ga., Monday, January ThC ° mCCra 0t ,hU taU taU " « * r 550.000.00 Sorely hluekjack tho deeby again may power to appoint three contmis. physical wreck. What will be its thinkin* 'bout mekking a change? calling up that lad y ?" I tha.11 a'*. wbo has recently pur- 21, arrived in Sanford Friday nnd "Oh, dat’s do ludy I wu'ks fur. save you. You hardly know what sinners to assist in the minor de­ effect upon the “ weaker se x ? " Dat’s all ana’Jun." T. l\. PLEDGER, President |n0 ««iui ncre 1 ^.?<1 a../arm here in uecs Beck namHam- will make this their future home. i wad Jest checkin up un myae’f /1 to advUc. tails of the work, such as prepar-i 209 Magnolia Ave. Ihrint' l*.1 return to his home and Mrs. Davis will be remembered mg decisions, etc., the men thus I J. I*. CHAPMAN, Manager -K his family back with him, here as Miss Kntherine Downing, ----- -Phone 231Orlando Cadillac Co. <-f Mi-Lady s £ ! *boY will mnko Sajifonl their popular owner I ®lure home. Shoppe. Phone 672 C e '. '. t t Ifarric e. neee V SUBSCRIBEFORTHEHERALD >/ Sanford har,liyp- “ v Griffith--Mill COM PANY a Your Book of Knowledge Batteries SUNPROOF | FIRST NATIONAL BANK T QUICK SE R V IC E C A D IL L A C tran sfer 'SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! Sanford Loan & Savings Company 2 0 % PRICE REDUCTIO ■>. •, Av. ■ s • * . . ' - ' i �Octll Tournament Brings Forth W omen Stars - 1- . KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 2ft— ten regarded as a campus myth i a mystery to the Kansas alumfor many years, the gridiron ok o f 1899 has been uncovered Hs true light. Bh m story o f how a tall, raw ___ youth stepped out the timbers into • football suit and with n few days’ V u etieo, knocked the Nebraska Cornhuskers silly by smashing the Ha* had always been taken with a great degree o f merriment and re­ garded like friction tajes o f the curTent magazines. I The mystery developed immedi atcly after the game. Instead o f returning to the Kansas campus f o r the glory that wns duo him, ns M roes arc wont to do, the youth modestly, or rnthor mysteriously, dropped from the limelight and had M t been heard from since, sr Fielding II. Yost wns coaching tho Kansas eleven in the fail of 1899 when a bnckward recruit by the name o f Krebs wjis induced to don a football uniform and report fo r practice. Yost’a critical eye, however, was not responsible fur the youth’s persistency, and he .I t v # the recruit merely n passing "Ignored by Yost. rT In fact, as the story goes, it was 1.notkeablo that Y ost seldom passuod his optics over in the direction o ' I tho awkward youth, who remained . a t practice under the oncourngomeat o f Dr. Nnismith, now hend o f tlie physical education department at Ka nsns University, v Yo*t, it is said, presumably supt pressed a loud gulfnw when the R name o f Krebs wns mentioned ns n possibility to mnkc the trip to Lin­ coln to battlo tho strong Cornhuskera; but after considerable urging oh the part o f Dr. Naismith, Yost >>.aabmitted and agreed to take . Krebs along to "see the game.” BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Jan. 28.—Glenna Collett and Mr**. Dorothy Campbell Hurd both former woman's national cham­ pion, and a large n u m ber'of prominent national women golfera teed off hero this morning in the opening round o f the an­ nual January woman’s tourna­ ment. BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT Sanfardivided in V proposed bond Pesltlm Brooks J . ..^Forward....'. H n lc ............ Forward .... Rush - Running Center _ Korfior Logan .. Jumping Center .. Martin Newsome....... G u a rd ___ Caraway Wallace ....... Guard ____ Zackary Substitution!: Ocala: Long, Drake. Snnford: Symes. Barber. Referee: Leonard McLucas, S. H. (By Ed M oye.). Sanford's strong "celery fed" sextette was defeated Saturday night by the Ocala “ Wildcotn” by n score o f 17-8. It was the perfect team work NEW YORK. Jnn. 28—Declaring more than anything else that de­ himself fit for a record breaking feated the local fighting sextette. The “ celery feds" showed n campaign and confident tho Yan­ great Improvement sin~e the game kees will make it four straight o f the previous week with the EusAmerican League pennants, Bale tis girls. The team work was al­ Ruth invaded stove-league head­ most perfect. During the first half o f the game quarters Saturday after a trip fror.i the fostness of his rural retreat at the Wildcats had little trouble in .scoring on Snnford, but Snnford Sudhurv, Mass. Thu homo run slugger has for­ (turned tables in the Inst half and saken the simple life for a few days held them to a single fret goal. The playing on both sides was to undertake an oratorical role ut evenly matched in the last half. I the baseball writers’ dinner. | Catherine Symes and Clair Zacksrv " I ’m going after a new home run 1 record next season, hammer and nt guards for the locnl team were complimented for their work b y the tongs," declared the Bubo. " I f I [spectators nil during the game, don’t bust that murk of 59 I set in j Emma Spencer and L. Echols, star 1921, I don’t think 1 ever will. You know I’ll bu thirty my next birth­ forwards were right there with the day dml they say that’s the peak i:t goods. Sarah Martin, jumping cen­ ter and Anna Knnner running cen­ the life o f a mnjor leaguer. ter, played their positions well. "I think I’d knock 75 honors If star forwnrd for Ocala Brook we played at the t’ylo Grounds, wns playing well when she became which is made to order for me, but I nmy have my troubles putting disnbl -dinnd hail to be taken out of game. Long replaced her and them out of the Yankee Stadium the played a good game until she field." Ruth said he was close to his best wrenched her knee and had to be playing weight now and eager to replaced by Drake, Sanford boys play Leesburg on get into preliminary harness nt Hot Springs, Ark., where he plans to the home territory next Friday night. It is undecided ns to the “ boil out" next month. . / ‘The simple life has agreed with, girls gnnie of next week, hut it is me," said Ruth. “ I’ve kppt in trim hoped for a double header. The line up of the Ocnln-Snnford |>y chopping wood 1’ ils winter and my chicken raising business has gnme was ns follows: boomed." Mnny thousand Ynnkee rooters had tumbled from tho heights o f expectation to the dull depths o f despair when Bnbe Ruth struck put nt the Polo Grounds in the eighth inning o f the final game of the world's scries Inst fall. Wns his­ tory to repeat itself? Were the Giants to beat the Yankees by. force of habit? Whatever it wns it was terrible, judged from the view­ point of the thousands o f rnncoUs rooters who didn't care who won so long ns it was the Ynnkecs. Tho stage had been set. A Giant pitcher had been ilragged helpless from n field. A long lend had hurt) cut to tho point where it wns on the verge of a total eclipse, and thtr Yankee star wns in the ascendant. When the Babe came to bat thera were three men on bases, one mnn out and two runs needed to win the game, tho scries and tho title o f world’s champions. champions. And tho Iiubo Dawson Is Dismissed struck outl Wilfred Ryan—Rosy Bill, o f Holy as Coach of Nebraska Cross— wns the hero o f the mo­ ment. He had fanned the Colossus of Clout in the tightest o f pinches Two wore out, the Ginnta were still abend and nohodv hut lanky Boh wns cominrf comind to hat. tint. The ___ Meusel was Giants were hilarious, the Yankees were despondent, the spectator* wero delirious, some with joy, bttt Dawson, who coached the Colum­ many more with the shock of the bia University eleven when the frightful strike-out. Now York institution resumed As nforesnid, there wns nobody f o o tb a ll activity, after n lupsp of but Dob Meusel between the Giant _____ ____ « more than ten years, came to.Nty and victory, victory. With ns much non­ liraskn when hi* health failed in chalance ns a young gentleman cut­ the Fast. Ho hel|ied restore tho ting himself nnothcr piece o f cake game to popular favor at Colum­ Boh, slammed n bouncing single bia, and was released from his con­ through the box and knocked the tract there in order-to permit him series, the title nnd the large end tt» come West for his health. of the purse right into the Ynnkee Dawson has hee.i coaching N e­ dugout. A momentous blow Colo ­ braska for .several years and hi* nel Runnert's great ambition had most notable . achievements have been achieved, lie owned a world'* been the defeats o,* Notre Dame’s champion team. Miller Higgins had formidable teams in the past two triumphed over John McGrow. seasons. And Boh Meusel? It meant the dif­ There is much speculation on ference between a winning and a Dawson's next stop. Princeton is losing share o f the purse to Bob, said to have made 11 hid for his ser­ and that single netted him just vices to replace Head Coach Bill about $2,000 current coin of the. Roper, who will resign after the rcnl. J. K. 1pi! I season. With iiis health re­ gained, it is likely that Dawson would accept ,11 Princeton prolfcr. ll"Npcn ttj do battle anil told the rj , raw recruit to go in and give them > . all he had. Smashed lluskers. ft*. The recruit did. Imrge o f frnme 1« and with a courageous heurt, the 4/ : Krebs that Kansas followers saw •t Lincoln wns a different man, and ' he plowed through the line, tore 9* open gaps in the Cornhuskers’ doW, fem e and almost single-handed, t brought victory for the Jay-hawkt ers. 1 fif; Then he disappeared. Yost made no comment, hut joined in with the 1 ; crowd o f listeners. It was os hiueh 3 - • myatery,apparently to Yost ns 10 i v ' others, but he did not cluliorate on any versions he may have held. But the story now has como to light, and Yost’s reasons for silence are now obvious. Thu mysterious . _ ....... ^ Krebs wes a "ringer” brought to Henderson \ STREET PAVING DAYTONA, Jnn. 25— The city council of Daytona Beach in con­ sidering the engineer's outline of plans for paving a number of streets, funds for which arc pro- issue. SPEED UP YO U R LAZY LIVER BREAD COULD BE m a d e -• we d £ TtT I 'if it were .possible to make any better bread or pastry than is turned out by this es­ tablishment you can feel quite satisfied in your own mind lhat we would he making n better article. This, however, is a human impassibility. We bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. Beach Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic Will Do It Monday, January 28th—815 A s n tonle when there Is w e a k ­ ness nml Inrk of ap|fet|te. when n little exertion makes you fee* tired, y ou r leu* drug', y o u r hack nolies. y ou r mouth instrs and y ou r sleep is broken. Clem Jones Liv er end Kidney Tonic Is the one ttilnfc thnt Will restore your strength nml enable you to enjoy Ilfe. 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BISBnnilBEailllBflnSBBBBBBBHBlBBBBBBBBBinnBBmj^^ H o o leh a n -C o lem a n C om pany Iirimglxt* nr* In stru cted In refund money lo every In-Unnci- w here sills fa e to r '" re-nill-t -r .- not otilulu.-d. The V>-|\ first dose o f TI.F.M JO N E S L IV E R A M I l il llM '. V TO.MC almost Invnrinbly ntups th e tendency o f imecsInK ami c o u g h i n g ami lily tairil d.iae 0 , 11.illy td<i|„ tile severest COLO. Til-* c o m m o n gold must he c la s s e d as a serious disease so get rid of It at once. If y o u r m u s c le s o r e sure o r you have that chilly f e e lin g with a dull h ead a ch e, ll ‘ s 11 su re sign that you have taken cold. Iion’ l wait for 1'iieumonht to develu|>, l>ut Luy a liottle of t.’ LKM JONES L I V E R A N D K ID N E Y T<>NH’ today. The cost Is sm all nml you c a n lint a f f o r d t o take a cha nce at this time o f year. F or Hale ut • ROUM ILLAT & ANDERSON \Up e r e l c t iFBETTfcRl D a y to n a S Home Electric light and W ater Plnnls Homo Ice Machines and Water Softeners 1 Plumblnjr, Steam tint] Gas Filling, Well Drilling " 2 __ Pumps. Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, Irrigation Outfits • S Sanford, Fla. Temporary Address Jj 1033 \V. FIRST ST.------- ------------------------ TELEPHONE Mhf NBUlBBBaUBangUJlHSaEgnKXaOUBUBaBBBBBBUaBBBBitMi □B aaBBBBaxssBsnanL'nrxscQ G EBBiicaBH BBBiiBBaRiaiim M IL A N E THEATRE Sanford, Fla.—Two Days Mon. & Tucs., Feb. 11-1 Direct from Its Phenomena! Itun at the 1Ith Street Theatre, New York. a M ETRO m / I U R l ALICE TERRY* RAMON NAVARRO ’ LEWIS STONE THE SENSATION OF A CENTURY MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. r itE IU IIT D l l I’ A fS E M IK H .HEMVH'E. I'rnni Jnekxiinvllle o nr x l( F r o m Jn rkiun v IPr One W ay M l (LI II.I PALLS iMj. ATI. IN I I f P ITY *00,tt M'.AY M i l l li. N. t . u HALT III OltE . Mi*. DI.'W I'lr iL A IIK I.I'I IIA , 1*1. mji IWISTON. IIAs*. IL'.J pitT m n i i . i i . p i . »n n u i ti.'ii. ir.L. i:u * S H A N N A H , ti l . U| P L E V E I. l M L O. 33.:tl TO L E D O , 0 ........ 41n 1>1' T i t 01 r, MK ii. ii.'id W ASH I \(IVON, II. ( „ MJI M lIN TH P.lL. Ml 1:. S.-.1I..V, T ic k e t* Include Itliillx * ;>l ticket* f u r Savannah, •:n.) All rtinnm nil A l l'u lu in ' nnd M--rl :dilr.i and r u m e room* on eth*i steam er* carry ex lia ■! 1: . SAII.IN I.* m i l ILll.T IH Olli: Via Nnvnuunh, DiOII I*. M. Alleulinny, p.>Y 2-13-M 1iloueester. Pot*. f>»tfi-27 Persia n. F«-h. 9-20 Ant nut uli He* curried mi till -f>Alleidinii) nnd llerk-Uiln*. I I'll Mr. P o s t e r " bureau* < r J. I*. IV.H i l l , T r n v . P11*. IceiH. Tic k el n i t e r mill Pier. Mill II Presented With a Special Orchestra Matinee, 50c and 7ac Evening, 5lie, 75c, $1.00 P H O N E 4 1 7 -L 2 1 Franklin Brougham 1 Franklin Sedan # 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster Good PrintingPrompt Service ginia, Davidson received tho fol­ lowing reply: "In regard to playing football at the Universty of Kansas, 1 want to advise that my brother, G. It. Krebs who is the president of our com ­ pany, graduated nt the West Vir­ ginia University in 1899. During hi* college course no was a mem­ ber o f the West Virginia football team and played for five years with ■aid team, two yenrs o f which he ancii. with Coach Fielding H. Yost, playing side by side with him be­ fore ho became fnm.uis. “ During the full term of 1899 my brother entered Ka.- as University n s a law student and acted in the capacity, as I was informed he did. As he was 11 personal friend of Yost before going to Kansas, Yost cer­ tainly played Ids part well.’ ’ LET L’S ESTIMATE YOUR PRINTING NEED y F .0 .B \ DETROIT Practically ull losses in culls and decayed citrus fruit cun be prevent­ ed economically by correcting faul­ ty methods in culture, in handling the fruit, and by pickir.:, it ut the proper time. 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger 1. Olds Touring, 7-passenger Dodge 2-passenger Roadster ORANGE AYE. AND MARK ST., ORLANDO Phone 11521 for Demonstration Distinctive Printing Is Made Ay Gator Quintet Will Meet North Carolina at Raleigh on Feb. 5 GAINESVILLE, Jan. 28 There has been another change in tho University o f Florida varsity bask­ etball road trip through Georgia and the Carolinas. The Gator hoop tussers will meet North Carolina State quintet Fell. 5th ut Raleigh, N. C., in the first gnme of the northern-invasion whereby they were first scheduled to meet David­ son College Fell. 0 for the first Bctto. The ctficial road trip now reads as follows: Feb. 5, North Curolinu State; Feb. li Davidson College: Feb. H, Universiy o f Geor­ gia; Feb., 9, Macon " Y ” ; Fell. II, Mercer University; Feb. 12, Albany «y u James L. White, dean of Gator athletics, also announced that an­ other trip wilt be taken hy the Florida cagers. On Feb. 20, tiu: Gator five will journey to Tampa, Flu., for a court tilt with the Tam ­ pa Y. M. C. A. "Imps.” From Tam­ pa the (jutor basket men go to I-akeland.aFlu., where they meet the court five o f Southern College for u pair o f conies:*. Feb. 21 and 22. Tne trip ends with u game in DeLand, Flu., with Stetson College as the Orange and Blue opponent. 3 Franklin Touring u S ta rter an t DcmountoH* Rim* tH S.00 Extra W h y You Should Order 1 Your Ford Car Now A ctu al rcltill tlcllrrrles In Dec em ber, extablh hmu a note hilth rec u r J tur w in ter buying. Considering that, as spring ap­ proaches, retail buying will become more active, there will be u great,r demand for Ford Cars thi3 spring than ever before. Therefore, the only way you can be sure of obtaining delivery this com in g sp rin g or su m m er is to place your order immediately It »!iu iLi nn/ *Wift ro any m i l for yuur cur you cun urruwiie tor ti imull puynu-nc i/ouri unit rtijy terjitt on the balance Or )ou con f>i.y on the F ont IIViW, 1‘ u r c h a x e t’lan. See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer GuaranteesUni&m I-’OR SALK ON EASY TERMS I h.ue jiust completed three modern live-room butt Ilows located in one of the finest residential .section: Santord. Each bungalow is modern in every tespec id complete with all improvements.* They are wel ranged and constructed of food materials. oy i minute. WILL TAK E GOOD UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AS FIRST PAYMENT 1he balance can he arranged to suit the purchaser, hone ah-J after seven o’clock any evening or in T ic v m / _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED it? and Commercial Street____________- �T I M E ford Daily Herald NT-AD rates Cosh in Advance i; unr«l *S»- Will hi» r f (r»nt italninM nnd r u t ■rut lu im rillnlrlr Cur ........ ....... — lO r n lln r Be n 11nr FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork sausage smoked with oaw wood, 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch -Sawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. D. F. No. T , ............................... Or a l l n r melt ...................... -te n lln r Faru T y p o ilnuhle a b o v e rViiucri! date* aru f o r en nudvr Insertion*.' r „ril* nf ntiTOKO len g t h counteil a lino, nuni c h a rg e 20c f o r first >ril(in. R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 artLir,— urr ren rent,tT 10 FOR S A L E -O io acres good citrus land, partly cleared, house and other improvements, 2 miles from P. O. Apply 80<J MngH2!!iL.Avo., for information.____lift FOR SALE— Beautiful bungalow on corner lot .most desirable part of city. E. F. Lane. ' 7 I-OR SALE— House, five rooms and bath, modern conveniences. A bargain. Must bo sold at once. Owner lenving city; corner Pal­ metto and Spurting Ave. W. L. Dnvis. FOR SALE in celery Delta. Number one vegetable land, $1250.00. HELP W AN TED F O R LOST A N D FOUND WANTED— Help of all kinds by many business houses. If you are without a position, advertise on the classified page of The Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach thou- to sell your property by not using tho Herald Want Ads. The cost is small, the results great. Herald Wants will work for you quickly. LOST— A grip between Geneva and Titusville bridge. Finder please notify E. R. Moore or Bob King at Oviedo. Ten dollars re­ ward.^___________________ ________ F r e d e r i c k Johan Bid*. Mrs. Adolph LOST—One child’s blue broad­ Behrneder, Mrs. David F. Bayer. ■ Blunt, husband nf M argaret HI out. cloth cape. Finder please re­ ------ . Stow ell. hiiHhnnd o f Mary II. turn to 1820 Park Ave. Ktowpll. Mrs. John A u g u s t Bjohlom, LOST— One black ami one yellow I. ueln \V. Shrnd. - Thomas, husliund o f 'l.oulsa C. Thomas. Mrs. mule. Finder please phone 209. A L L ROOMS FOR R EN T AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS ARE YOU— Looking for a good room. It you don’ t And one list­ ed in this column, insert a small want ad and you will receive the SPECIAL BARGAINS best listings In tho city.________ 1022 Dodge touring, almost new FOR RENT—Two offices, ground 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like floor new Bishop Building, 200 Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real 1D22 Hupmobilc touring. estate or insurance. Will rent Lexington Lark (sport). reasonable. Apply Sanford Loan Dodge touring, 1921. and Saving s Company.__________ Dodge Roadster, 1919. FOR SALE or rent, new cottage, National touring, 6 passenger. 4-rooms, |850.00. Small cash Two Worm-drive Ford trucks. payment, balnnco like rent. LoTwo Ford Chassis. cated Gindcrvillc.__Apply, at store. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. FOR RENT—Garage, 614 Mag­ Dodge 1922 touring. ________ _ _________ nolia. FOR- RENT— Nice npurtment and garage located on Silver Ijike; rent $15.00 per month. Dr. II. C. Noble._________ ;_______________ tfc FOR RENT— Two-room apt’s furnished. Inquire Palms Hotel. FOR RENT— Furnished bod-room. .101 Park Ave . __________ FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish­ ed housekeeping rooms on first floor, $20 per month. 212 or 211 EastJSth St._____________________ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, with or without bath; meals if desired, by day, week, or nion*h. Weekly rntes $8.00 to $10.02. Daily rates $1.00-$ 1.50, All outside rooms. The Lincoln House, where the home folks stop. proved or unimproved. Diamonds' or anything else o f value. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. Belli T a y lor . — - Tay lor, husband o f Mrs. Mnlllr Taylor, ------- Therlen. husband o f Mary K. Therlen. ------W ebb, husband of Annie Sf. Webb, — — White, husband o f Mrs. l.lzxle M, White, Mrs, Alva V. Wood, nnd Large house close in, 10 rooms, Mrs. A. H. White nnd nil persons FOR RENT— Six months or year two baths, two screened pore her. Interested In the property liclnw | — from May first— comfortably furnished house, six sleeping fruit trees, desirable place location described. T o the defendant* H arvey B. Alin. 1rootm ._Inquire SIS Magnolia Ave. for apartment, $5500, terms. William T. Abbott. W, R. Aloxnn- i der, G e o rg e How ran, Charles J. FOR RENT— Desirable five-room {louche. M. B. Ilenn. C!harlea H: modern house on Magnolin Ave­ llarnhnrt, II. M. lllnck. C. K. Ilu- nue. H. C. DuBose. roker, tle o r g e A. Uarklnntne; Silas Dullard. T rustee for C urtis F. Iteed. Mary E. Herd and Mary F. Heed: Two city lots on Heights, High and Caroline Itrutt, W in fred L. Conety. James Carter. II. II. Uarolle, I. B. dry location. Cheap. Hunker. D. W. Currie, Cliurles L. I*UR SALE— Egry Cush Registo Chase, Bainuel C. Dickson, James L| nr pimtiifflc* address us Cost $60 when new. Will sell THE SEMINOLFT REALTY CO. W. Dickson. John E. Durand. I. IFnlk, Joseph C. France. II. II. | s , their ph ono n um ber If cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald __________ L. Alien, Mgr.__________ Ilreen, I- W, fllhbs. Lilli re J. Cilbbs, t Jeslro result*. About otin office. Teresa ii. Haves. Emily W. Ilayeo. L,.r nut o f u thmisaiid ban a You save 15% on all Grocer­ John Holtz. Hteplien B. Hopkins, E. thorn-, nml tlm other* c a n ’ t [miinlcnto . with you utiles* FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs ies, including Fleur, Sugar, J. Harrell, I*, ii. C. H u nt; William [. know your address. II. Hlneks. Trust....... .. th e Estate o f for setting, 15 eggs for $l.uo. We pay the Frederick W ood ; K. M. Hudson. [ll dl-rnntlniinnro M t’ ST h e Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, Coffee, etc. Della I.. Katllne. John M. Kalllne, L j r in p e r s o n lit T h e HnnSanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp freight. David Jameson, Edith Orle Katlltie, tril llrrnlil o f f i c e nr by I r t illis W. .Ii..... .. W , W. James. >r. Telephone dlseontln American Products Assn. W SEE the Sanford Stove \Vorks, "002 ValetIne I,India. Jarm-a T. L aw less: i>rr, nrr not valid, Andrew Johnson, Trustee for the Planters Bldg., St. Louis Sanford Ave, before buying lurtroiis. I’ romtit, E f f ic ie n t creditors o f J. D. D orsett: Davhl I.. stoves. Wo will save you money. Service. Miller. G e o r g e U Mleluiel. T. W. We also repair stoves of all kinds, Mathews, Franklin Moore, Hansel grafunolas ami sewing machines. Merritt, It. I' McClain. S. M. M c ­ Intyre. W illiam T, Nesbitt. Luther 191-tfc C. Porter. I.yuuiu Phelp», Thomas K. B eg in n in g at the n orth went c o r n e r » f B E ’ , FOR SALK Mixslomi(y straw­ I’ oole, Irene Coole. Mary Ella I'oole, Fannie A. I’ oole. Albert Hand, W i l ­ uf Bee. 2.1. Tp. 29 H.. It. 2'.' E.. runsouth 495 fee berry plants well rooted, care­ mirth 495 f r e t. West H79 f eet liam W. Iteed, Harrison Heed. Cur- S*'J feet, fully packed, 50c per hundred, ll.'giiinlu g at th e northeast corner o f St ED—Your 0i,i furniture, B o f Bee. 22. Tp. 2o B.. It. 2!> I’ ., run south 4! $3.50 per M. delivered, Mathews west 117 feet, mirth 195 f l . east 147 feet lany people ih Sanford would t’o., T allahassee, Fla,, Route C. _ B e g in n i n g tit th e southwest corner o f Bl 110 buy second hand furniture, B E ’ , or Bee. 22, Tp. 20 H., It. 29 E . roil east 22' lertise your spare pieces in the KXPBRT Typewriter cleaning and north *2.". feet, west 230 feet, south H25 feet (If* repairing. Call If. S. Pond, Eld Want Ads nnd sell them road righ t o f w a y ) - .......................................... — phone 335 or Peoples Rank. liegIIIIIIng '.UiO f e e t *a*t of llie southwest Ely. Phone 148 ami the want i f ttie Hunt beast q u a r te r of B E 'i o f B>t . 23. Bepartnient .will bo glad to in­ __________________________ 179-tfc B.. It. 22 B., run east 230 feet, north S25 feet i ' your nd. ________________ NO person need become bald3.10 feel, sou th S25 f e e t . .......... .... headed. I have n newly invent­ Her I lining ton fe.-i wist to the siutthv.-est INTER all kinds of carpenter ed machine that prevents same. o f the BF.'i o f N W ’ i o f Bee. 20. Tp. 2" S.. It Ini Inirk work, by day or rem­ run east 2 0 1 feet, north 1314 feet, west 201 it. 607 W. First St. Phone 406. Wonderful for ndding new life nnd KOUt1' 13’ * feet .......... Of liegtfin'ng |*fn & Hinson._________________| growth to hair. St pa gray hairs. B e g in n i n g 000 feet north o f th e southeast Price $3.50. Write for particuo f lad 2 o f Sec. 25. Tp. 20 H.. It. S’J E., run INTER— Young gentleman dc- lurs, S. S. Iloyd. l.atirens, S. __ t . I . / i loot, ii,,nil ,ijt. ........ * dlioeustei i) uliJ Ires room with or without board south 525 feet to b e g in n in g [private residence rear public FOR SALK— Uaby chick*, S. C. I le g 'n n ln g at the southwest c orn er o f the Rods, llarred Rocks, White nnd o f l.np 2 o f Bee. 25. Tp. 20 S., It. 2'' E.. run lii* court. J. W„- care Herald. James. \V. W. Janie*. Valen tin e l.lnr,»5 feet, i a * t 239.91 feet, south 0X5 feet, west Silver Wynadottes, S. C, White ib>n. .In"" * T. t ' l . v l i - t ; \ A ml row INTER—Toy buy .direct from Leghorns, S. t’. Ancona*. Heavy feet to b e g in n in g s"". T rustee fur th e creditor* kym-r several motlerntely priced egg producing strain*. Pedigreed, Jotin BW V, ,.f NK't o f B W ’ i of of J. I ’ IU»r*etl. David J. Miller. BE'.i o f S’ E ’ i o f sc*. The price mill terms right. exhibition and Michael. T \V. Mathew*. I utility matings. n * « r u e Eltihl and o n e - h a lf acre* in a square \V. Millican. Jr. Grifllth-Milli- Custom hatching. Write today Franklin Monte Mussel Merritt. II. I nortiiwcst corner o f NW>, of S l l ' i of Co., 103 First National Bank for prices. Sunnyslde Hatchery, l>. Mi*’ Inin. S. M M cInty re. W illia m I Iteg til nl on 0*3 feel north of t b ....... ............ . T. Nesbitt. Inittow «’. I'erter. Lyman of swu ” f N E 'i o f Bee. II. Tp. 20 H.. It. 2'.’ 1 Ponte, I retie j Rox 18, I.nngwood, Fla._________ I ’ll el 0*. Thom as F nortli 217.5 feet, north **» d*. W. 132a f« el, Mary Ella I’ nole. Fannie A.j ijiMfM)— Ry permanent resi- MELLON SEED—Tom |", 1 r. | ,, ||»!> I - - .‘irees K'ISl 537.5 f ee I, Watson, I’oole. I'oole. Albert l i v ' d . W illiam W. I ent. 3 or 4 room uiifurnlshetl 13 d eg ree* 30' W. 221.70 feet, sou th SO degree Irish gray Kleckley sweet, Flor­ Heed, Harrison Heed. F u r t 's F. rtnunt, close in. Address W. ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I It. t il. Mary E. H-- d. Marv P. Heed, |||1*41 IftMl B ’ ~ of N E ’ i of B W ', o f B E ', of IV.. care Herald. -________ grow and save there seed myself; Frbalerlrk Jo| o"i K'el«, Adoli'h N'.. of B E '4 of S W U o f BE1', of Behrneder. Dcvld F. Buyer. Sir*. money cannot buy any better. 50 Ilz;-|e ’ S ' , - n r * f E ’ ■« i>f N E 'i o f M. W h i t - M.irfiiret Btnnt. lleg. 575.75 feel sou th ef the Nl*. corner , cents Hi. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, Af7» r- tf, 'Stowell. Joh n Alienist "0 ’lit 20 H., It. 2.1 It. rim s mill toil.5 feet, wei Blobtom. t.ntii i i f Thom as. Belli Fin.____________________________ Mrs. Mullln T a y lor . Mary son, El'll l h Fi le K it II PC, Willis W. feet, north. 400.5 f e e l anil east 1320 feet FUll SALE—Citrus fruit trees, all Taylor. It. TUerlen; I- T r lu letl, Jr.. Bamuel lams*. W, W. J a n o*. Valentino N E 'i " f N W U " f N E U ............ varieties on sour orange, rough A W alton and .lo n a ti F. France, L ln dm . J mb's T. tsiwloaa; Andrev.- W ' j o f N I V 'i of N E U \NTKD— Vncant lot; will mtv N 1, of N W U " f BEU o f NEU ■ash. For description and nrice lemon and grapefruit root. Also Trustees for tlo- r -e d lto r * o f I>. !•’ . Johnson. Trustee for the creditor* B l j q of s w u ” f n i : u Knsroy and I*. F K.tyev A * <’ o.: E do f J. I> Dorsett; Day..; I.. llUlcr. lress T. I\, care Herald office. sour orange seedlings budding w aul K Shrnd \nn’ e M, W ebb. A l ­ flc o ry e I.. Mb-hnel. T. W. Malheivs. B ' i o f S ’ , o f NEU o f S E ’ i of N W ’ , size; prices very reasonable. A. va V. Wood. F lc ir le s F. Wnyd. 'B.1- Franklin Moore, Hassell Merritt. !L S ' j of N ’ t o f B ' i o f N W U o f NW',, HU i f N ’ j of SEU *’ f NWU ............ E, Nie hi'l*._Do Land, FIa.________ rah N. Wend, Flnreiiee J. W ood, and P, Met'lain. S. 11 McIntyre, Wllllum N W U o f N W U o f HKU -------- ----------A. B. White, a lot each and ev ery T. Nesbitt Luther F. Porter, Lyman FOR SALE—Cur load celery, wire one S ' , of N ' ■> o f N W , o f swu ■ o f the said d efen dan t* If llvlmr. Phelps, Thomas E. Poole. Irene just arrived. Get our prices. Hill nnd If either, ntiv or all o f sabl d e ­ Poole, Marv Ella I’ oole . Fannie A. EU " f W 4 o.* SEU o f N W ' i S ' i " f B ’ -J o f S'* Ilf W ’ j of W ’ j of SEU o f N Implement & Supply Co. _____ fendants be dead, then nynlnst the I’oole, Albert Hand. William W. N ' j o f S ' j of W ' j o f W ' j of B E 1, I f.NW', i-Olt SIIEUIFK. devisees, g ra ntee* o r o th e r Heed. Harrison Heed. Furl Is F. WE ARE now ready to take or­ Itelrs. el ilmauts under each and ev ery one Heed. Mary E. Heed, Mary F. Itreil, WU of S W U " f N W U HEU ” f HEU ders for It. 1. Red Chickens at 1 hereby announce tnysclf as a 15 cents each. Mrs. W. it. Guerry, i f said deceased defen d a n ts ; all Frledcrlek Johan Biel*. Adolph t t ' . i ' i f eet north and south tiv 117,12 feet e:u liernon* elalmlmr Interest under A d ­ Behrneder. David F. Buyer, Mrs. kndidatu for tho office of SheriiT Route 1. Sanford, Fla._ dle N. Eel ley. deceased. F r ed erick Lt**ln ,\l White, Maruaret Btout. west la s<intheast c o r n e r of BW U " f NEU or BW U of HEM .... ............ f .Seminole County, subject to tho Wood, deceased, o r John II. Hilbert, Mary 1!. Stowell, Joint Aunttst EU of N W U of SEU emucratic primary June, 1921. FLORIDA- MA RVKL blackberry deceased, ns heirs, devisees, (rrnn- Sjohlom. Louisa F. Thomas. Beth NEU o f N E U plnnts for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, t. es or oth er claim an ts tinder them Taylor. Mrs Molllet Taylor, Mary X ' i o f N W U of N W U of NEU ....... W. A. TILLIS. or either of th em : Mrs. H arvey 8 . It. Therlwn: L Triplett. Jr.. Samuel (Advertisement.)__ Rox 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla. of S W U " f B W ' , o f N E 'i Aim. Kalin M. Ashley and Myron S. A. W a lton and Joseph F. Frnnee. S ' j llci.’ innlntf at th e nortliwc.it earner o f S Vshlrv l o r husband, Mrs. W illia m Trustee* for the creditors of l>. F. Tp, 21 H., It. 2't II, run south to the north line FOR' TAX COM,ECTOR T Abbott, \trr. tleoru e Ibnvran. Mrs. Kitgey and D F. K ugey ^ r'o ; E d ­ Florida Milnml Hallway r lg h l- o f - w a y . easterly Phnrles .1. Ilonrhe. Mrs. M. B. Ilenn. ward E. She.nl Annie M Webb, A l ­ , aid r ig h t - o f - w a y to a point I it 5 feet east o f y I wish to announce that I am n Mrs. Fhnrles E. Itarnhnrt, Mrs. H. va V. Wood, Charles F. IVeod. S a ­ line, n orth to north line o f Section, west IBS I iiulidate, for re-election to tho of't. niack. Mrs. F. E. Ituroker. Mrs. rah N. Wood, Florence J, Wood, o r b eg in ning Hcoru*’ A, Dark Instoe, W illia m under A. S. White, deceased, o r HEU or S W U " f N E U ce of County Tax Collector of l l r u t t . ------ Fonely , husband o f W ln - othesw ls e in the property h erein ­ W U o f N W U of N W U tminole County, subject to the freit |„ t Ninety, Mrs. F ba rles I,. after described; all parties c l a i m ­ NU " f HWU of S E U ction uf the Democratic primary Flume. Mrn. .lames Farter. Mrs. P, in g Interests under Addle N. K e l ­ NU of S E U ” f B W ' , a be held in June. W. I’ urrle. Annie E. Dickson, w i f e ley, deceased, Frederick Wood, d e ­ lleglt min g 5Vj eliuln* north nf Bamtlel F. Dickson, Jennie D ic k ­ ceased. o r John II. Hilbert, d e c e a s ­ of NEU o f N W ' , o f Bee. SI JNO. D. J1NKINS. son. w ife o f Ja m es W. D ickson Mrs. ed. or otherwise In tho property b e ­ south S ' j chains, east 2 «' ________ t Advertisement)_______ John H Durand, Mrs. L. W. Hltibs, low described: Mrs. Harvey B. Alin. s ou th w esterly to poin t of •'KiunluK .................. • ■2 1 2u 30 ____ tilblis, husband o f laiura J. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT ....................... 21 Jl 30 K atie M. Ashley and fly m n B. A s h ­ WU o f N W U " f B W , Hibbs, Mr*. John H. Hilbert. Jfrs. ley. l o r husband, Mrs. William T. EU , 21 21 30 of W ' j of N W U o f BW M. I), itrecn. ------- Mayes, husband Abbott, Mrs (ieorjto Flowran. Mrs. rr curded In Plat Honk lI hereby hereby announce that I am n Lot* HD and 9ii a f Sprint Ham mock as o f Teresa n. Huyes. -— — Have* Charles J Ibuiehe. Mrs M. ;t Ilenn. I, O range Count' Iterord*. ndidute for the office o f Clerk Inislviud o f Em ily W. Haves, Mrs. Mrs. Charles E. Itqrnhart.*MrH. II. 11 * ss lots I and 5) o f Daniels Subdivision of Lots t to 2*. Inclusive. t tiie Circuit Court of Seminole John Holtz Mrs. Stephen B. Ilo p - M. IlL ck . Mrs. F. A IliimUer. Mrs. SEV, « f Bee. It. Tp. 21 S„ It„ 2J K,t us rreiirded In Plat Hook 1. pane n o . kln*. Mrs. E. .1. Ilnrrell, Mrs. IV H. Heor*re Jaunty, subject to the action o f the A llaeklustoe, William Seminole County* Hocords. I. Mrs. K. M. Hudson. Sirs. l l r u t t . ------ Fonely. husband of W i n ­ fcmocratic primary in June, 1924. m i n i ii Jamieson. Mrs. W illis W. RIUHR- f ' :,vbl .1 fred L. Fonely. llr s. Charles L. SEU o f 8 E ’ i of . — KS t V I) J mo-'t. Mrs. W. W. James, —- Chase. Mrs. James Farter, Mrs. D. S I P , o f B E ' , Of husband o f Delta L. K u t W. Currie Annie E. Dickson, w i f e HOTEL KatHi” '. S E 'i o f S i p , ..f i, i v I ne. ___ Mrs Ji lin M. K a t l l n e . ------- K a -t o f Samuel F. Dickson. Jennie D i c k ­ IP , of S W ' 4 o f ^ E ' i line. husband o f Fdltli tlrie Katlltie, son. Wife of James W. Dickson. Mrs. BWH o f N I P , or N I P , Ano-lle Lindeni. w ife o f V a len tin e John E Durand. Mrs. L, W. Hlbbs, N W , o f NBU ^.f. __ 21 2‘) IS t.aw less; ------ Hlbbs. husband o f \ Drutt'H Aihlltluti to UunK* Laura J. Linden Mr*. Jumi'H T. The W es t half o f I ot I o f Dlio k A o f W► Johnson. Huarilluo for f i l*f I, It. Hlbbs, Mrs. John II. Hilbert, Mrs. WoimI, um recorded III Plat Hook A. page D>. Itccorit.'* o f Oran^i* t'ou nly. Fin nil*" I Will'd' '• rv E. Miller, J7. It. Hreen, —— llnyes, husband Florida. S. 3-4 of N E ' i o f S I P , o f S* r. «. T|p. 2J S.. -lo K., uttRirwlMH to the Democratic primary, June 3, ter. Alible I. o f Teresa H. Hayes.- -----w ife o f David L. I lay i s . described us Lots 2, 4, 5. Ii* 7 and J o f IHock " i r «if \v: lin it f i) AiMUIott 1924. I pledge faithful service ‘ u r L. M lchllirlll" I. Wife o f husband of Emily W Hayes, Mrs. to L o n a w o o d as recorded in Plat Hook " A ,” ndk'« 16, niTonH nt OrnnKtt i thews. Mrs. John Halt*. Mrs. Stephen S. H op - C ou n ty/ Florida. >hould you nominate me. •el. Mrs. T, W. Hassell M er­ l’ n n ,f ’ Ll Moore. . ’ kin*. Mrs. E. J Murrell, Mrs. P. H. UNDERWOOD __________ _J._G . SHA.UON.__ It Is hereby ordered that you and each o it rs. W 11- F. Hunt. Mrs E 11. Hudson. Mrs o f c o m p la in t herein filed on the 7lh day o f A| rltt. Sarah A. Merritt TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT To the Voter* o f Seminole County: IIn in T. Nesbitt. Nancy Nelson and It Is further ordered that tills order o f Iqroiitliili Nelson her husband. Mrs. I hmeby unnotince ntysclf n cunIho Hanford Herald, a newspaper published Ii Luther F, I’o r It. P. MrFtnln. Mr: High class Underwood Typewriter* Florida, o n c e a wi'i k for tdahl consecutiv e w diduto for Sheriff of Seminole >, husband o f ter, James It. W IT N E S S my bund and seal o f the sub County subject to the action o f the for rent to reliable purtic*. — Foote. IllisMarv, Ella Pool Florida, till* 25lli day o f January, A. D. 1921. 1’oole, Nellie If. ■Democratic primary to be held on baud o f Kann'e E. A. DOPHLAHB. • (BEAL) Underwood Typewriter Co. W : Parker, lier Parker and Dai June 3rd. If I nm elected I pledge k Fieri: Circuit Court 8»*mlnol<* <*f»iinly, Florlikt •rl Hand. Mrs. Miliband. Mr*, «.5 S. Main Street Orlando, Ha. V. K. I Liu n la«rt, l». C. MAHS1TV & W AH l.O W . H; •sywlf I t fulfill the duties o f this d Mrs. Ilarrlllrs. W illiam W Hols, f o r Com pit. office to the best o f my ability. soli Heed, 11 rs, t ’ urtla F. Heed. Mrs. dvertlMm? N rrutrjctml to classification . in error I* uuulo Tlio Hanllsralil will bo respon sib le n|y one Incorrect Insertion, ,avsrtlser. f o r subsequent Ions. T h e o f f i c e should he HOUSES FOR RENT T H I N G S POLITICAL NNOUNCEMENTS DRESSMAKING SALE SPECIAL NOTICES CHASE & CO. SANFOR1I, FLA. Chandler Touring Studchukcr, Packard, Chevroltt Dodge Touring , J. L. PERKINS * Hudson Touring Sales Department San Juan Garage Scripps-Booth Touring Studclmkcr Touring Oakland Touring KENT VULCANIZING WORKS WHERE ( SKI) CARS ARE ALWAYS BARGAINS Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenua— FOR SALE—Or trade for motor h >.nt a 1923 Dodge touring car in excellent condition. E. W. Mil­ lican, Griffith Millican Co., 103 First National Rank, I’ hona 468 Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. , General Shop and Mill Work Cards uf Sanford’* Reputable Professional Aren, each of whom, in hh chosen profession the Herald recommend* to the people. Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works George A . D eCottes Attorney-at-Lnw Over Seminole County Bank Sanford,------------- Florida Schelle M aines LAWYER — Court House “It it’s Algtal .wo can weld U" SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Member* Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtlo Ave, Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co. Fred R. Wilson F y llu d r r ATTORNEY-AT-LAW II,pn gs First Nutional Ilunk Hltlg. Sanford, ------------ Florida H rlm lln a f!3 Hanford, FI*. QUICK SERVICE Elton J Moughton T A R C H IT E C T R A l.u e u l a m i Hrst National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida N S F E I.*ooa Inn* R H ill' Ntiriiwn S. 0. Shinholser •* W. A. HOBBS, M. D. Specialist Urology, Syphilology, Female and Skin and Blood Diseases. Office 301 First Nat’l Hank Hldg. Conlractui* and Builder Sanford, — — — Florida \V. J. Thigpen Real Estate W E. E. RRADY. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING* COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING* STRIP SHINGLES, 1M PLASTER, CEMENT, i a NAILS. Ford Sedan ISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE WANTED MIRACLE Concrete Co* | cement work, sidewlaks, ing blocks, irrigation boxee. J. Terwilleger, Prop, ___ ___• Lumber and Building M aluii t arter Lumbor Company/ N._ Laurel St. Phono 568. HILL LUMBER CO. Hotxaa Service, Quality a".d Pri Phone 135. You can find the name of every lire Business Man in Sanford 1* this Column each day. FOR SALE W ANTED BUILDING M ATER IAL Insurance T H IR D FLO O R R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and t ’HlE, LIFE. AUTO , Insurance SANFOItn,------ FLORUJA TH AT M O tiT BE b O N E SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO, E. A . Douglass, Pres. Get on Abstract befureboylog property mm AVim’j*'*#*' * ■»•*< ••JtV I f •'p«f<l*s 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 28, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 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/8625152ba62032f3100bf21a6ad9db1b.pdf f338947fb477d9a5652a7d10b785df85 PDF Text Text t, ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, THEIR HOUR OF TRIUMPH Hoijse Ways and Means Com mittee Adopts Mellon Plan to Cqt Tax on Incomes Under $5,000 id of Recent Develop-1 Advance Measlic­ it Government’s Plan t Rid of the Fall Construction on New Munic­ ipal Waterworks Will Begin About April 1, Reported At Meeting Recommendation of P i r k Commission Is AecmCiB That everything is being rushed and Arrangements M U t ie to begin work as soon as possible Purchase Site for Sam i f on the new municipal waterworks $7,506 ____ plant ns provided for in the recent WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20—In­ come tax payersgot their,first slice of the proposed tax relief todav when the House ways and mean? committee adopted the rccontInu-ndation of Secretary Mellon to allow a special 25 per cent reduc- bond election, is assured by an­ nouncements mode Monday nfter noon nt the meeting of the City •7t! *\ * Y7 *■ i F * »• * . President Has Set February 4 as arc, “earned.” Commissioners. A t that time City Date of Conference and Has under $5,000 w I* Located on Celery Ave­ President to Begin AnInvited Forty Speakers for purposes Attorney George A. DcCottes stat­ Property nue About One Mile Frnni City ___ __ while $20,000 Proceedings Against ed that the election had been pass­ —Contains Ten Acres snd Ac­ n r The A*-orlaird Prraa. imum Amount' -the Sinclair and Doheny cessible tn Hsrd Ssrfsced Rnn*. ed upon favorably by Mr. Thomp­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 29.—Govthe reduction Contrscta and to Call for Railroad Tracks asd Lskn M w son, counsel for tho bond companies eminent efforts to restore ngricul- Treasury cs ,itio n * fp e n b y roe ture to a sound economic footing about 13,000,(X und recognized as an authority on took more definite shape Monday comes of less I f t , A la ^ c ta te d P r e s s ) the subject of bond elections. Acting upon tho recommendation ■ ah tho administration pressed its mnticnlly coul figHlNGTON. Jan. 29.— At the same time Special Con­ of a majority of the members of relief plans and legislation designtax when com white House and con­ ed to aid the industry received its total. Thus, J. Ramsay Macdonald (standing lloft) is the big mnn in England today. Photo taken at a recent labor sulting Engineer Joseph E. Craig the Psrk Commission, the City. . proceeded today with committee approval in congress, two children w i, throw the entire Falldemonstration in London. Those seated left to right are: Miss Margaret Bondfield, M. P.; J. H. Thomas, was present and stated that his Commissioners s t their meeting President Coolidge fixed Feb. 4 on *tn inc oil Icnse muddle Into M .P.; and Robert Smillic, M. I*. The gentleman on the right was unidentified on the picture received in plans and .specifications would be Mondsy afternoon selected n alt* as the dato for a conference of arts, another dramatic New York. Macdonald’s appointment as premier to succeed Baldwin came after the latter himself had ready by the time the money is for the new municipal athletic representatives of commercial lincH in the senate not only available and assured the City Com field. The tract selected Is within interested in agricultural welfare recommended the Lahoritc’a appointment to the king. j toward action on anmlssioncrs thnt no delay would he the city limits and is designated and Issued 40 odd invitations to -t resolution but heard spokesmen for the several interests Dispostion of this section of tho caused once the work was begun. r(d demanda that Denby sa the south 10 acres of lota 22 to confer on the situation with bill cleared the way, with the ex­ The commissioners requested Mr. and 23 of what is known as "Pnee’e . because hi* P*rt in Ieaa* Secretaries ception of some odds and ends to Hoover and Wallace. "-pjrsm. Indications, howDcCottes advertise Mar. 10 as tho Acres." The property is located on be taken up Tuesday for considera­ Bank .Credit Too sre that Coolidge expects tion by committee for the income date whdn the issue of $375,000 Celery Avenue not far from the in­ Mr. Coolidge also talked over the ‘ (o retain his post. themselves including the sur­ A would bo offered for sale. Mr. De­ tersection of Celery and Mellonvilln bank credit situation during the rntes the main point a t issue in tax duy with Secretaries Mellon, Hoov­ tax Bond Election Is Validated By New codes stated that within five days PARIS. Jon. 29.—Harry F. revision program. Avenues. It is said to be about # er anil Wallace and Henry M. Majority members of the commit­ York Attorney—Engineer Craig or a week nfter the sale is conduct­ r, today cabled Senator House passes Resolution for The 13 14 blocks from Psrk Avenue Dawes, comptroller of the cur­ Present at 3!eetlng. „t commending Cooltee met late Monday to discuss a ed, the money would be available or aordistance Appropriation of Funds To of approximately ono rency; Geirge R. James and J. H. program of procedure but agreed action to Institute legal which means that it will be in the mile from the business section of Employ Special Counsel. Cunningham of the federal reserve only to meet in full committee to­ The reduction in electric rates ding* over teapot pll local banks between Mar. 15 and the city. board, and Eugene Meyer Jr., man­ day. Some members have declared . . . , offered by the representatives of but reiterated his InI Hr The A»»oelaleil I'rraa) _____ • The property Is owned by J. L. aging director of the War Finance 20. Mr. Craig then stated that he the Southern Utilities Company for writing a Republican income WASHINGTON, Jan. 29—The on not to return to testify Corporation, tho latter four offi­ rate schedule while others wish t » house Monday passed and sent to and accepted by the City Commis­ Tho City Commisson at its meet­ would have his estimates ready tot Ingram and the members of the j the European business cials having made a study in the work out the rates in full commit­ tho senate n resolution to uppropri- sioners at a special meeting about ing. Monday aftemon voted to pur- that time nnd thut work ahouid be­ City Park Commission obtained an 1 1* completed. option on’ the property until tho field of the conditions last week. tee. Democrats, however, have de­ ato 1100,000 for employment by tlu» 10 days ago, wns officially accept­ chaVe an Austin Motor Sweeper of gin nround Apr. 1. commissioners finally pass*! upon the type known ns the rloridn While no agreement wns reached ed by the passage of an ordinance clared they will. Stand solidly for resident of speciul counsel to conIwASHINGTON, Jan. 29.— Whether or not approaches will the proposition. The City Commis­ ns to plans for aiding banks now their party proposal, all of rcduc _uct prosecutions in connection at tho meeting Monday afternoon. model, for the price of $7,700. by announced after a cab­ Roscoe Kent of Orlando repre­ be made to the Southern Utilities sion in ordering the purchase of suffering from the stringent credit tion in surtaxes a 44 per cent m ax­ with iho leasing of naval oil re­ The reduction carries with it the meeting he had no intra­ senting the firm and himself the Company for a port of the piping the pioperty recommended that situation, especially in the North­ imum instead of 25 per cent as sug­ same minimum charge of $1.50. serves. whatever of resigning at inventor of the attachment which equipment now used, is not known upon the securing of a clear titlo . west, indications were given that gested by Secretary Mellon. The The rate is a sliding one down to The vote was 250 to 1, Blanton, present time. He said he the administration hopes to work house Republicans steering commit­ Democrat, Texas, casting the nega­ 11 cents and is apportioned fts fol­ specially adapts the machine for but Mr. Craig stated thut if tho to the tract the city would pay so convinced it had been out a plan of recapitalization for tee also discussed the tax situation tive vote. lows: First 200 kilowntts 13 cents; use on roads und streets that are commissioners desired to do this, the sum of $7,600 for it. right thing, that he would In connection with the recom­ hut reached no conclusions. the banks. next 400 kilowntts 12!i cents; next built in Florida, was present ut the thnt the pipes for the most part Longworth Deplores Partisanship. 1 it again tomorrow regard.meeting and closed the deal where­ would have to be removed from mendation for this site the com­ Norbeck-Ilurtness Bill Approved Beforo taking up the earned in ­ 400 kilowntts 12 cents nnd all over Debate ort the resolution wus of the consequences. Tho senate agriculture commit­ come provision tho committee d ef­ closed by Representative Long- 900 kilowntts will lie 11 cents. Tho by the city will secure ..this machine their prcjent locations because tho mission also heard a report from new system calls for piping of dif­ Georgo W. Knight representing a tee gave its approval to the Nor- initely rejected Secretary Mellon's worth. lie said he deplored injec­ rates are effective for the month oi within 15 days. SHINGTON, Jan. 29—A beck-Burtnesa bill appropriating proposal to prohibit husbands and tion of partisanship into the dis Februnry. ‘ It is understood that $1,000 will ferent sizes thun now used. In oth­ minority report of the City Park . words where the main pipe is Commission. Of the five member* ind of developments Monday $75,000,000 for the aid of north­ wives in the eight community prop­ cussion. Consulting Engineer Joseph be paid down and tho balance to be er now ioented n different sized pipe is of this commission, Mr. Knight puid in three or four years with six erty law ntutes from dividing theiv "Crime is non-partisan," lie said, western wheat growers, partic­ Craig, who was present at the ed measurably tho governwas the only ono who looked with incomes for_ -purposes “itn ought to be non* meeting stated that in his opinion per cent interest. Mr. Kent stated used under the new system. . - . . of. taxation ... , .— prosecution ,------------- ----»plan to rid itself of the Fall ularly, and agriculture generally. Chuirmnn Green hnd submitted n , partisan." thut |t waH the best thing to uc- that many cities in this stnte are Mr. Craig also assured the com­ disfavor upon the site selected. As originally proposed, the meas­ • * *fact* using this machine nnd are well missioners that he would incorpor­ In his recommendation he net forth c*. ure carried $50,000,000 for the pid substitute proposal, the original j Mr. Longworth declared that Jo cept the rate in view of* the in his plans the tiro protection his objections and also further rec­ resolution urging the presi- of the wheat growers but the sen- having already been defeated, to p h u s Daniels, while secretary of that to seek n Luther reduction pleased with the service given. ate recently drilled nnd that lie ommended that the City Commis­ to institute proceedings for ate committee agreed to an amend­ prohibit this divison when tho in­ the navy, suggested the policy would involve a heavy financial ex­ Jacksonville has three of them and wells was making provision for securing sion consider the tract known as has ordered another one, he said. comes were derived from wages or which made possible Ihe leasing of Imcnt of both tho Sinclnir and ment by Scnutor Harrison, Demo­ pense nnd would mean 11 long Mr. Kent read n letter from two tho soft water from the sources an­ the aviation field. y conracta was debated all crat, Mississippi adding $25,000,000 salaries alone. Rep. Garner, Deni,, the oil reserves. Mr. Daniels, he drawn out legal tight. nounced some time ago. Tho City Planning Commission j the senate with indications for assisting cotton growers nnd Texas and Hadley, Republican, added, sponsored the legislation The commission then took up the ofiii-iuls of Orlando In which they It further developed that the city nlso presented a recommendation ir.g to its adoption today. An­ other agricultural production. A Washington, led tho fight ngninst which took the reserves out of pub­ pnxKnKc uf several ordinances commented favorably upon tho x take charge of laying the pipe work mni that wiu tho imicnmu machine has done. 7 , V- were _. Attnrmtv 0WorK nu* uu»»v. lic domain and permitted them to •Which asking that nothing under 60 acres , resolution, requesting the sub-committee wan assigned , to this section. read by ^Uy Attorney r ,am,0 hn9 hn(, thr ninchinc for anil purchasing ninleriuls without considered as a possible site. ........ . dent to call for the resignation work out details of the Harrison Secretary Mellon’s recommenda­ be leased. Cicorge A. DeCottcs. An or ^ months nud has saved severnl letting contracts. However this was be Regarding the sale of the aviation cretary Denby because of his amendment its sponsor urging tion for special reduction in tha "But Mr. Daniels, broke in Mr. relating not definitely decided. Mayor Lake to ( ^ hmidrlT llolIa^ by its use. Mr. tuxes on eurned income provided Byrms, "would never have permit­ Atlantic to ast Une Ra iroad tom Mayor Lake said that thero in the leasing program, was furlher said, Continued on page G. stated that he wanted to do the field for the 25 per cent rate to upply on ted tho transfer of those r eserves iiany to construct industry trucks had been much said about the ac­ idured by Senator Robinson, work for the least cost possible. The weight pi tho machine, it such incomes of uny amount und to tho interior department.” quisition of this property and that uuas, the Democratic leader, in the city,on the company's prop­ was pointed out, rests equally on defined earned incomes us that re­ Mr. Longworth said Mr. G arrett erty ho and Commissioner Chase had its consideration was deferred. was passed on its first rend­ nil of the wheels and the llkllhood ceived from wages, salaries and pro had made serious statements re­ ing hut was referred to the City iwen accused of having an "axe to ident Coolidge, who alrcndy of it doing damage to,streets is re fessional services. garding the president, und had coil­ grind" In the matter. He branded announced his purpose to pror.Representative Garner, author of ed on him to name n Democrat in­ Planning Commission for its nii» duccd to a small minimum. City this as absolutely false and aUted e, communicated with severnl provnl. Manager W. B. William* stated the Democratic tux plan, accepted volved in the lease scandal. bose he has in mind ns special that he was not at all sure wheth­ A11 ordinance amending the ex­ thnt at present there are four men tho earned income proposal in his Names Doheny. er the city could purchase the site uel but Monday night was un­ plan but suggested a reduction of •Til name on?," shouted Mr. tension of the fire limits as pro­ sweeping tho streets some of whieli nnd thnt furthermore he approved to announce defintqly who had posed by a recommendation offered arc swept every day nnd some once Hit 1-2 per cent. The 25 per cent Longworth, “his name is Edward I,. II)’ Tin- AannrllitrU I’reaa. of the site as proposed by tna Park selected. by the City Planning Commission per week. He stated that he believ­ WASHINGTON, Jun. 29—In a rate, however, will stand, in com­ Doheny." , Mrs. Joseph Lcinhnrt,, age G7, Commission. be House, however, passed n recently was also passed. Ordi­ ed that tills is the best machine thnt ____of______ the oldest. citizens of O'viedo, lotion appropriating $100,001) decision which is expected to have mittee, Chairinnn Green said, be­ Thi s statement brought hoots nances for the paving of the fol­ could be purchased und if secured one City Attorney George A. DeCotcause no amendment was offered from the Democratic side, as sever­ passed nwny a t Formosa Monduy tes stated that if In tne opinion of prosecution of annulment pro- fur, ranching effect on the branch lowing streets were nlso passed: tiie city Would be able to sweep al Democrats shouted that Doheny afternoon nt 5:20 o’clock after a tho commissioners they felt that Sngs. But a single vote was banking by national banks, the su­ to change it. preme court Monday in a case On earned incomes above $5,OOP had never hold a government posi­ Hughey. Street from Park Avenue more streets and do it more often. lingering illness of a few months. they wero not breaking faith with against it. definition of Mr. Mellon also tion as a Democrat and had con­ to French Avenue, width of 24 For the past few years Mrs. tho people in the purchase of the he whole situation was talked brought by the First National bank the will hold. Mr. Garner moved to ­ tributed to Republican campaign feet; Park Avenue from FrunkHn at n White House conference in St. Louis, held that national day Lcinhart had not been in the best Ingram property, that it would be Street south; Palmetto Avenue to define “earned income” and as well as to Democratic. ng the evening, between the hanks under the federal banking “reasonable compensation or allow­ funds of health nnd although Mho hnd alright from a legal standpoint. Mr. Longworth stood his ground, from Franklin Street to Geneva ident, Chairman I.enroot of tho act are prohibited from establish­ ance for personal service where in ­ however, been ill for the past several months He pointed out that not only was Avenue. declaring Doheny had llr The Aunrlalril l'rf««. ing branches unless they come with ite oil committee, and Senators it wns not though^ thnt her condi­ the bond election held to vote bonds Tile commissioners also voted to President Coolidge decided to comes derived from combined per­ been an "angel” for the Democratic in the exceptions pjtnted out by * of Massachusetts, and Curtis fur a field to serve as an athletic tion was criticnl. ' take u double page ad in The San­ sonal service and capital in the cull a conference to consider the party for years. court. . . . , . , ansas, the Republican leaders, theSpecifically field, playgrounds but also as fair Mrs. Lcinhnrt and her husband, ford Herald in the special edition Northwestern agricultural situa­ the court held that 1 .prosecution by - uncorporated per. Representative Garrett, the Dem­ rom the sick bed of former Ingrounds. Ho stated that if the who died several years ngo, had of agriculture or other I~",‘ ‘u““ busi­ ocratic leader, immediately sought that will be published within u tion. . made their home in Oviedo for 10-acre site was sufficient in the br Secretary Fall word went out the opening of a branch by the St. sons short time. Five thousand copies to have the house consider his reso­ ness.” This was defeated by a strict Tho supremo court dismissed the Louis bank was in violation of the he not only would be unnblc to years being among the first opinion of the commissioners for vote and the motion of Rep. lution designed to bring about can­ of this issue will lie sent to New government’s case against the New many ar before tho oil committee federal law nnd furthermore, that party settlers of thnt community. She ail of these purposes, then it would* York along with the fair exhibit Mills, Republican^ New York, to de­ cellation of the Sinclair Teapot sugar and coffee exchange. day us planned, but might net n Missouri statu law whieli also for­ clare all incomes under $5,000 a« Dome contract hut Chairman Kin- and will contain many pictures and York wns a splendid wotnun, loved by all bo alright to acquire same. Upon The senate agriculture commit­ be enforced in the able to testify for some days to bade it could Whether nott of the public lands committee, write-ups telling of the many mU tee approved In principle the Nor- who knew her nnd n woman pos­ motion made and seconded, the the decision, “earned” adopted. stnte courts. to which it had been referred, ob­ vantages offered by Sanford and beck-uurtness farm aid bill carry­ sessing a kind and gentle disposi­ matter was settled once and for oil i resolution proposing the res-. which was delivered by Justice Sutime. tion. , , . jected, nnd it could not he brought Seminole county. ing $75,000,000. ion of Secretary Denby was therland, would,apply ulrfo to exist Mexican Rebellion Mrs. Leinhart is survived by In securing the site for an ath­ The house voted to appropriate up________ d after demands that he quit LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL $100,000 to defray the cost of five children: Louis Lcinhart and letic field, the commissioners huvo Is Now N ear an End Mrs. Elmo Miner of Sanford, Mrs. brought to n close a long drawn cabinet hnd been made by Sen* fijg * lU bo determined BISHOP MANN TO SPEAK TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 29.—'The prosecuting the oH lease cancella­ John Whitley und Mrs. Clark Har­ out controversy during which there !4Wal.<h, Democrat, Montana, a by interpretation nnd study of the TAMPPA, Jail. 29—Bishop Cam­ supreme court Tuesday declared tion cases. III. Tin- li.iN-lulril rrrNM) ' sting figure in the inquiry, court’s decison or by further cases of Tampa, and Mrs. Max Lein­ were many proposltioits offered and eron Mann, of the Episcopal Dio­ The house ways and means com­ vey MEXICO CITY. Jan. 29.—The cese of South Florida, is scheduled unconstitutional the special hunt­ |other Democratic senntors. much discussion held on each. hart of Oviedo. which may come up for considera­ mittee voted to nllow a special re­ ing license laws passed by the 19«3 federal capture of F.speranza and to deliver the annual address here somewhat similar attack on Funeral services will be held ut As wus pointed out the eite se­ duction of 25 per cent in the tax consequent disorganization of the tonight at the second conversation letftokitnre for Hendry, Hernando jomey General Daugherty'was tion. 10 o’clock Wednesday morning at lected is ideal from every point of Law of 1HG 5. earned incomes up to $20,000. do la Huerta forces is considered which continues through Thursday. and Dixie counties. “tin the House by Rep. Gnrro't the St. James Catholic Church in view. It is close to the city, is un The law of 18G5 permitted state by the war department as the be.Senator Walsh. Democrat. Mo.« Tennessee, the Democratic lead- (tanks Burial will take place in a hard surfaced road, is oniy one with branches to become na­ gining of the end of Gulf Coast tana; presented his ease in the sen- Orlando. half mile from railroad tracks, is banks, retaining their rebellion. It is indicated that Ori­ ute against Albert B. Fall anil the Orlando Cemetery. i impression given both at the tional lurge enough to be used as a base- * branches, the law of 1918 permitted Secretary Denby, and called for [ite House and tho Navy and other national bunks to absorb the zaba another revolutionary strong ball field, gridiron, playground and Long Strike Ended; Denby’s resignation “before sun­ |fce Departments was thnt nei- former. In that way hundreds or hold is expected to fall shortly. fair grounds. Coupled with these down." Mr. Denby nor Mr. Daughcradvantages, tho property is situat­ President Coolidge, Attorney Men Go Back to Work ed Rebels Gain Ground U preparing to resign and that nntionul branches have come into near the water and was secured General Duughterty and Albert B. . . . . . VERA CRUZ, Jan. 29.—An a t­ H r T h r A n w l a l n l I* rru . (president had no present inten- being. at a reasonable price. It is understood that the comp­ tack by 2,000 federals upon a rebel Fall wore nttneked by Democrats LONDON, Jan. 29;—A strike of 5 of asking them to step out of troller of the currency wns inclined in tho house in an nll-duy debato locomotive men which hns serious­ position in I’laza at Cdmposteln I Cabinet. to construe the decision us not af­ ter J. Bloomer, publisher and politi­ on tho naval oil leases. I l ly T h r A » o r ia t r il I*rr*») ly Interfered with British rnllwuy Court Denies Motion Vdemand that Mr. Denby go be- fecting the recent rule that national in Nayarit was repulsed nfter 43 Action on tho nomination of cal press agent. traffic since Jan. 20, ended a t 4:30 hours of fighting, according to in­ NEW YORK, Jan. 29—William the House Naval committee to Acquit Anderson might establish teller s win­ formation received from rebel H. Anderson, state superintendent Bloomer, who said he was the George B. Christian, Jr., J o be u o’clock Tuesday morning. An laplain his part in connection banks dows for convenience of customers publisher of "G. O. P." a paper is~. . ~ . .member of tho federal trade cornagreement wns rcnched between The federals suffered of tho Anti-Saloon League of New 1 Hie leases wns made by some at outlying points, hut lawyers wiu channels. 1 1I, T h e A m — l a t r t l P r r a a ) cratic committeemen but the studed the decision were doubtful heavy losses, it is declared, General York, completed his defenae ugamst sued in each presidential campaign mjsajon Was postponed by the sen- representatives of the Society of NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—A motion testified that ‘Henry Mann nte interstate commerce coVnmlt- Locomotive Engineers and Fire­ ority decided to do nothing for of tho soundness of the comptrol­ iicriberto, casualty. Major Jose the charge of third degree forgery year, the defense counsel for un in­ men and railway companies by Jpresent. Maria Cnstro and six other federal and it is expected the case will go had called on him in his office in tee. structed verdict of not guilty in June, 1913, nnd asked him to direct ler’s view. , The nominations of Frederick L. through a meditution committee to tho jury Tuesday. addition to calling for the 1 However, far-sweeping or nar­ officers being killed. case of William ■ Anderson, Monday's trial events produced a statewide publicity campaign for Thompson, William S. Hill and of the Trade Union Congress. The the tnation of Mr. Denby, the Rob-j row th e ‘ decision ultimately may superintendent jne ‘ of the Antlnn ox pert on accounting of books, the AntiSaloon League. Ho ugreod Bert E. Haney*to be members of strikers were instructed to resume state •n resolution asks tho president prove so far ns concerns the rights Ss ‘ Saloon ................. League, , t u m charged c ...... with forhe said. , , the shipping board were conform­ American Wanted a publicity agent who professed to work immediately. fjftmove ail other officials nnd of- of national banks to establish ge jery, was __ denied B by Justice ToifipFor 14 months, he testified he pro ed by the senate. been one of the men who in the navy department branches under federal statutes, tnt kins. The court also denied u 1110to Check Finances have Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala­ Ford Says Congress worked for the mysterious Henry pared and disseminated news copy >connection with the oil leases court unequivocally took the posttion to quash the indictments. Mann, the iierson said by Anderson and “plate" mutter for the papers bama, introduced a resolution ate misfeasance or malfens- tion that states could enforce in Arguments have begun. of the state. lllr Tlir>li<wlalnl Fr»w) charging that R. B. Crcaper, Re to have directed the $24,700 public­ -V | • a* I.. #rt|lllU 1CnnlKIIlK iv. W . Liusxu, a*'Has Facts on Shoals 1 in office. . their own courts their laws prohib­ LONDON, Jun. 2V-—Thu league ity campaign for the Anti-Saloo*i Under examination by forme. bUcan nutionul committeeman nen advised of the attack on iting branch hanking even though of Nations, it is learned here has ARRIVES FOR TRIAL. . III, The A a au rla trd P rra a l Longue, nnd six character witnesses Gov. Charles S.W oilman, chief it ( yroro.x eXB> had exercised politi* 1 the navy secretary declined to the offender was a national uanK. ATLANTA. Jan. 29—Mrs. Onebeen seeking the services of an who said they firmly believed in fense counsel. Bloomer stud he had , influenco with the postmaster WASHINGTON, Jan. 29—Henry •any statement. At the Whito general to Ford today informed the house zinm De Bouchcl, accompanied by American to supervise Hungurys Anderson’s integrity and honesty. been a niefiiber of President Wil- general an,i nnd attorney attorney general a positive denial was made PROCLAIM F R E E STATE son s Versailles peace party in stifflc un inquiry into land frauds military committee ho thought it several friends and attornlea arriv­ finances in connection with the With the admittance of the last [sports that Mr. Denby had reTOKIO, Jan. 29.—White forces League’s $10,000,000 reconstruction character testimony in Anderson s 1918-19; thnt he had been publicity .A resolution was introduced by unnecessary that himself or any ed in Atlanta at nogn Tuesday. She lE«d. and there were indications in Siberia seized upon occasion 01 loan to that country. W. P. G. behalf the prosecution nnd defense representative for the Progressive Sunutor Robinson, Democrat, Ar­ representative appear before com­ declared she had nothing to say re­ •the president would stand bethe death of Lenine to proclaim n Harding, former Governor Federal announced their cases completed. party nt the solicitation of the late kansas, for the president to re­ mittee to further discuss his offer garding her breach of promise suit the secretary, his assistant, Reserve System is understood to Supremo Court Justice Tompkins George W. I’erkins. But Bloomer quest the resignation of Secretary for Muscle Shouls. Said in a tele­ for a naif million against Asa G. free state in Amur province ami dore Roosevelt, and the Attor- hnve interrupted railroad under cross examination, admitted Denby and other officials of the gram congress was already in pos­ Candler, senior capitalist which will lie one under eonsiderntion. but said --------------Genernl. unless there was nnstward. according to advices re- i , n anoointiwnt would be made un­ adjourned court to tomorrow when to little knowledge concerning navy department "whoso connec­ session of all the facts. be called in Federal Court hero attorneys will sum up und the Kl\t to light evidence indicating government til Reparations Commission ap­ the "Mnnn.” He had never heard of tion Wednesday. ceived by Japanese court will instruct the jury. with tho leasing of tho oil re­ ••8-doing on their part. him lie fore “.Mann" called on him in serves of tho government Indicate proves term loan. CLAIkl PLACED? Mysterious •’.Mann. from Munkedin. 1913. he saw him thrice weeaTURKEY WET AGAIN. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29—Lewis Tho mysterious “Henry Mann June, Ql'AKK s h o c k s f e l t . ly during his 14 months employ and misfeasance or malfeasance in of­ G. Norton, of Miami, Fla., placed LONDON, Jan. 29.—Turkish WOULD OUST DENBY vanished publicity agent named by fice." MARKETS in hist (Bloomer’s) offices; IpIEN'OS AIRES; Jnn. 29.— WASHINGTON, Jun. 29 - A res­ before the Secretary of Interior phohibition met ignominious end Anderson ns the man who directed always he had jiot seen or heard of him earth shocks were registered olution expressing the sense of the Tuesday u claim to tract Iund in­ Sunday, says a dispUch to the a publicity campaigmffor the league “ Work is going forwurd rapidly <II*- Thr AMorlulril Pfriwl since 1919 when he came across him ^Seismograph a t the La Plata senate that Coolidge request the cluding in Harding town site north Daily Mail, when Premier Ishmet ut a cost of $21,700 which the lenat tho fair grounds," suggests tho CHICAGO, Jnn. 29.—Wheat: in London. He had never discussed •Oratory Monday night. The immediate resignation of Daugnof Miumi Beach which will be sold Pasha’s proposal to restore liquor gue head claims to have advanced “Mann" Leesburg Commercial. ‘‘Fine urts May, one point 9 1-4 to 3-8; July, with Anderson, he said, be­ ipinke Was violent. Tho ccn- erty wus prepared Tuesday by ut auction by the government on as state monopoly received unani­ from funds presented to him by tho cause "Mann" had requested him and agriculture building finished Feb. 12. * according to scientists, is be- Wheeler, Democrat of Mont"n‘'; one point, 7 3-4. mous apporval. equally mysterious “John T. King ami ready for exhibits. ,n Santiago and Valparaiso. who said he would intrpducc it a. - Corn: May, 79 3-4; July, 79 7-8. wus brought into the case by Mil- not to do so. * Oats: May, 48 1-2 to 6-8, . cepurt haya a shock was felt lirst opportunity. IChile, iTE RESOLVE LOCATION IDEAL DEVOTE $160,000 ORDINANCE CREATING NEW ELECTRIC RATES IS PASSED TOPROSECUTION OIL LEASE CASES City Purchases An Austin Motor St. Sweeper For $7,700 High Court Passes Ruling on Branch of National Banks Pioneer Resident Dies a t Formosa Monday Afternoon Washington News Superintenndent Anderson of Anti­ Saloon League Completes Defense Vs. Charge Third Degree Forgery * . • • . . . • • A ti.iV II n ) O f) I . ,t ______A. 1 __ __ ^ n m la a l.t lt n n _ �jiv A v ' ^ ^ r i'li* *Vt«. v»v >1 - _£• ^',! - ... «•*■/.! crry TAMPA JUBH , JANUARY 18, 1M4 •W v “What did you say” $ ' “Nothing high school fo*.-four year*. The only thing that we can find mama/ 'because I knew what Salmagundi Staff .. . against the Sophomore class is its would get, didn’t you? ' Tho Salmagundi staff ir ener­ failure to pay claca dues. Our dues Troop 4: Am#H (Continued from page 1) getically at work preparing the are only a quarter a month and ICR TO HKADQUARTHR8 "I am in favor of reducing taxes” | MY HAPPIE8T BIRTHDAY. material nnd paving the way for tho students seem never to have THIS WEEK IN ’ CO. n hen I was six mother gavo me this year's publication. The mem­ even this much. This laxity of said he, “and one of tjio best ways EDITORIAL STAFF class interest and loyalty does not SANFORD r v- All man in headqifzrterz com* of doing this is to speed up jus* I Editor.....................Lee McClain a party. Wo pulled candy and had bers of the staff arc as follows: Editor, John Wilson. sound very well for the class of ’20. Asssociate Editors. Mary a good time. l ~ of Florida National Guard tlcc. One murder case cost Jack*' * GLADYS SPINKS, Literary Editor, Florence MeWeek of Jan. 28 to Feb. 2. QradsIV, SouUi1 suS sonville $25,000 to try; anothor Stanley, Mary Elizabeth Pulerdarad to report for drill *to* First Grade. West Side. Kny. Professor McKay was visiting , Monday. stonT John Maxwell, Claire i'J firorrow night (Tuesday) a t 7:30 Regular meting of I. O. O. F. case in Miami was even more cost­ Zachery, Walter Barber, Catnilla Business Manager, George Smith the different class rooms and study FRESHMAN. CLASS **1 tha New Kent building; at 8 p. m. in Masonic Hall. ly, I want to build up the school Puleston, William DuBose. Assistant Manager, Emma Spen­ hnll Friday posting tho order in Dear 'ijg g S f t Last Monday wo had two papers cer. _ Trobp 4: which the mld-tcrm examinations Tuesday. systems; 1 want to give Florida read, one on the life of Edgar Allen ,Circulation „ . . AT THB/MILANE. We thank y0 Subscription Dridge of St. Agnes four years of an administration PRIMARY DBPARTMENT will bo presented. We have been Manager, Loo MeIn the William Fox production of Guide a t 3 p. m. at the home of ■£°®? wjioao birthday was Jnn. 19. „ reviewing for the past week but planting tho tree in*-£ ' Grail,” with Dnitin Farnum, Mra. J. N. Robnon. marked by sorcly-nccdcd progress. Assistant * OF SANFORD SCHOOLS by Louise Thrasher. The other one * 1 Just saw tho we feel queer over this coming . » cornea to the Milane Thetro, was on the life, of Robert E. Leo,1Lehman. A 8tant Manager, Genevievo event regardless of the extra It looks so "nice? Weekly Luncheon of tho Rotary My friend Jennings is not in favor >today, there ia said to bo a power* Club nt 12:15 at Valdez Hotel. of reducing taxes, but what differ­ Tho world is full of a number of whose birthday was also on Jan. take good caro of it ,e work we are doing. \ Joke Editor. Lucille Echols. , fttl moral, aa well aa a wealth of ence docs it make? The race frill things and we should always be as 10, by Arthur Zachary, Jr. ..................aril Wednesday. Yours truly Art Editor, Sarah Malpas. t good action and picturesque ro* Subscription Bridge Benefit K. be between Sydney J. Catts in happy aa kings. The girls' basketball team play­ Staff Artist, Nan Paxton. .nance. John W. Martin. And, if I ant C. hall, Mrs. Harry Walsh and Mrs. Wc arc going to bo very happy £!.RT,,DAV * REMEMBER Girls’ Athletic Dept., Lucille ed Eustis last Friday and were 4th Grade, South sid»*JJJ . Appearing aa a Texas Ranger John Schirard, a t 3 p. m., at Wnla- elected, I will give the people four over our corner in the Herald. Binie Wight, South Side Primary. beaten hut tho members fully ex­ Pope. whose father died with a plea on kn Lobby. Fourth Grado. years of the best service that it Is There will be -many interesting pect to bring a victory homo from Boj ; hia lipa that he never turn back on Weekly Luncheon of Kiwnnis possible for me to give. I will not things hero fog our playmates and My happiest birtmlnjT was when Alumnf tK lfiL DCR S ^ i^ ran<in^ Ocala team whom they plan on Dc*r ^ S ? i u 5 ”i y AmerJczA AmJ .duty, Farnum playa a role which Club a t 12:15 at Valdez Hotel. he afraid to handle anything that friends. Each week'prizes will ho | J ’»»» eight years °id. We went to j0h» S n d n ris ? ’ M ^ btfln,cy’ tho Saturday. From the looks of tho calla for all of nis dramatic ability. .......... is brought beforo me in a clean given, one to each school for tho ^ 8_ P f e ® *h°w “"<! tho picture J Auditorium Notes, Katherine procticoa every afternoon and also ThursCay. . He ia called upon to choose between was nbont Jackie Coogan. There \ r Weekly Luncheon of Association honorable way. Of course, I favor best short story. tho good school spirit that is wpro 22 22 hnv< nml girls at .... the girl o f his heart and duty when of Business Women nt 12:00 nt I.a- rcapportionment. Everyone with a were boys and my....... par­ i.nwion. Some times somo of the stories Typists, Irene Hinton, Madeline rhown. by the girls wo nro sure it devolvca on him to arrest her Beth Cafeteria. . ty* When we got bock wc had re-J senso of fairness docs.” will probably be so good that we thoy will win. Mnllrm. * dear friend. • Friday. Trammell 8aya His Factor will want to read thorn in the Her­ fronhmonts, of course it wouldn’t The Ranger never hesitated, but Weekly Luncheon of Chamber of Worth W. Trammell refused to ald oven though they arc not prize have been a party if wo had notj Junior Class Reporters, Georgia I *m .urc-all of tho chlu There was considerable applause predate makes the arrest and faces it. out Commerce nt 12:15 at Valdez Hotel. believe that the .race would be con­ had r.omothing to cat. Wo had ice Mobley, George Wilson. it/ w Winneis. Wc think wo shall bewith hia gun ready. In tho end he Members dance at Elks’ Club at fined to Messrs. Martin and Catts. como better citizens of Sanford if cream and cako and favors with Sophomore Class Reportcni, in chapel Thursday morning when Your* truly, wins the girl, but not until he has 9 p. m., nt the Club house. Prof. McKuy announced thnt there Margaret Sprout, Ruth McLain. He said he has f pretty fair belief wo enn hnve a column in the Herald candy In them. been forced to aufTcr untold mental „.A b°y . Piled some chairs on a ' Freshman Class Reporters, Wil­ would be no school Friday after­ that it would be between Trammel to read, thnt wo know will belong r , , MaiU0B anguish and dare to risk life and noon because of a meeting of tho nnd somebody else. q B»de IV, South to us. Wo love our town and wo httlo table and got on on the tori liam DuBose, Camilla Puleston. limb many times. Seminole County Teachers" Club. one and foil off. and how we nil “I’m not a traveling man," he want to seo it grow, and help ninko A strong cast lends Farnum Tho Sophomore Literary Society muglied. Then wo hunted peanuts, Don’t let ypur hoohnn T said, "but l used to bo what they it grow too. able support. Peggy Shaw, foqnTho nublic is requested to be on nnce go out on n chilly ^ 1 lhev were hidden everywhere in had a nice program. One section called n counter hopper in those Wo read this good little poem in W Follies beauty, plays opposite Continued from page 1. days, nnd I mot tho traveling men the Herald nnd sonic of us liked it the grass nnd holes. My cousins hn.l for its subject tho works of tjie, lookout for a minstrel that is him as the daughter of a Ti Lcxas ed shortly after the Saragoza drop­ every dcy. so well thnt wo learned it. Clifford clinsed mo around the car, trying to Jamos Nestor Baskett. Quite n to be given within two or throe clergyman. “Now these promises to build Boll recited it to Mrs. Arrington. 9P®n« mo- They succeeded in few short stories were read and weeks by the students for tho bene­ ped nnchor. They, nro stationed fit of the athletic association. outsido Mexican territorial waters. roads all over Florida in four years Mrs. Arrington likes to have ua catching me and spanked nie hard. greatly enjoyed. INSTALL NEW SERVICE. ’ New Slogan lovo our town. Wo are asking the are promises that could not ho met. Five Executed. In an effort to givft its patrons SOPHOMORES My Happiest* Birthday. Tho Sophomores have adopted n EL PASO, Tex., 2#—Fivo But I will do my utmost to see thnt Herald to please print it ngnin, so the best of service in its line o fln,„„ „„__ _ . .Jnn. . - . . One of the most cnjoynble events L“w slogans in relation to Latin. When I won five years old, my you can all enjoy it with ua. Don’t tho stnto gets good roiras, and, business, the Hof-Mac Battery firin>f mojhcr gnvc me a narty. Mrs. Kep/ i!Le »«*r was the Lntin banquet. They are hs follows: Company of this city, has installed M,e?,,co’- ccm';- whnt is more. I will see thnt the you think what it says is truo? ° ‘ Thursday evening. The Juniors! “Dead are those who wrote it.” pier gave me a wheelbarrow. I had Btate gets its money’s worth for a new constant potential method 1 " y l ? i u L v ^ df y* nI* mnv be , Ked discovery of a plot to turn every road thnt is built. If not, If you want to live in the kind of a and Seniors were the Lords nnd "Dead are those who spoke it ” u good time. i whereby service batteries may Ladies of the Roman Court. The “All must die who learn it.” town y ' Juarez oveY to- Mexican revolution­ someone will bo called sharply to theatre charged in eight hours. The nddit ROBERT PEARSON. , Like the kind of a town you like, Empress was Naomi Scoggan and "Happy death, thev enrn it.” account. lion of this constant battery chnrg- ary chiefs. Baseball Soon "What I intend to see, if made You needn’t slip your clothes in a th° ran per or was George Smith.! . er to tho already up-to-date equip­ Colonel Roman Lopez, command­ Sanford, Fin., Jnn. 10, 1921. Krip The Womans Club House, in which! Baseball season will soon bo un• •• • ment, puts this firm in a position er of tho Juurcz garrison, announc­ governor, is that this stnto gets Dear Boy Scouts of America, ed that a large quantity of rifles And start on a long, long hike, the banquet was held, was boauti- on us. A fine idea would lie the nrbetter rates on its farm products, to give excellent service to its cus­ . Troop 4: tomers. Every automobile owner and pistols, together with ammuni­ nnd more especially on its citrus Because you will only find who* fully decdfcgted wjth roses. The rnngemcnt of intor-clusa teams for Beginning of Fox 20th AnnlrJ tion was found nftcr the plot had shipments. As it is now, Califor­ you loft behind tables wero arranged in a rectan- a certain number of games. Some . i* invited to inspect this place of been Wo wish to thank you for your ■»ry Week uncovered. It's a knock at yourself when gufiir shape nnd couches instead of Wiul of n trophy that would ronia enn ship to the cast as cheap­ buainess and take advantage of kindness in planting tho tree nt the Drive Rebels from Oil Fields. you knock your town, Wm. Fox Presents chnirs were used. The ladies were1main in the school could be the ly ns Ac can. It might be sail that thia additional service. WASHINGTON, Jan. 28—The the governor of a state would hnve No, it isn’t your town—it’s you. ni i . Romi>n costumes and reward. This would promote class South Sido School. D T S ^ IN FARNUM federal campaign to drive rebels nothing to do with railroad rates, all had jewels of many kinds. The interest mid spirit, Yours truly, out of the petroleum fields is meet­ but let me tell you thnt the regu­ Real towns nro not mndo by men nobles were also dressed in Roman New Coach -IN — THE -1TH GRADE, ing with tnurkod success, the Mexi­ lation of rates is influenced n great * afraid style. The Sophomores and Fresh- , Floyd Palmer has been enraped / South Sido Primary. can embassy said > ’» “ statement deal by the mental attitude of the Lost some ono else gets ahead men were the slaves und during the '»y the Athletic Association to ‘"THE GRAIL" Inst night. When everybody works and no­ evening the different courses of ioach the liovs in bnskethall busestates concerned. With on admin­ Hanford, Fla., Jnn. 10, 1921. "The highly important •fieldn of istration seeking for just rates nt ' body shirks ,lm,’er were served* by tthem.'"mb h e m .'s w iswimming m m i n g and track for tho A story from tho Tradition, the Ozumlunmn, Zacamixtle and Cerro nil tiniest, the interstate commerce You run raise a town from tho A fter the the toasts were given Eva remainder of the school year. He Dear Boy Scouts of America, tho Texas Itnnircn*. Azul have been retaken,” the state­ commission would soon take cogni­ dead Grace Wagner _ __ gave _ Trop 4: * a G recian1 1 « fine coach and the boys are Comedv Jtur (Jang in ment declared, “and are now pat­ And ir while you make your per­ dance which added the finishing planning on many victories thia ’ FORT MYERS. Pan. 28.-(Spczance of affairs.” A\o thank you for the tree you “NO NOISE” sonal stake eial)—The great West Coast High­ rolled by government forces. The touch to tho season. • --- delightful evening. Mr. Trammell declared himself planted for u.i during tho Christ­ Special Orchestra all this we Your neighbor enn make his too, .. way and Tamiami Trail motorcade advance is continuing. Everyone there enjoyed the enter­ for reapportionment, hotter schools Then ians vacation. "Gen. Estrada’s rebel army hns your town will bo what you from High Springs to Fort Myers, tainment. Prices 10 and 35 rents. und the drainage of the Everglades. want to see, Mr g K. g Mobley Ma? ,Mrs’ 'V Alisa P- Connelly, a n March 10, 11 and 12, is gather- retreuted into the interior of the I lope you bail a good Christmas, Matinee. 10 pnd 15 cent* Barnes Rends Platform M r.E. nnd Alarthastate of Michoncnn and a decisive No, it isn’t your town—it’s YOU. ig tremendous momentum nnd Tuesday, Shirley Mann h i SENIORS Yours truly, Owing to the somewhat poor l? * ^Presented the High School bids fair to bo the record breaking bnttlo is expected near Morelia. lighting of the casino, Col. Charles One morning of ---last week ... in with a picture of Lee, Jackson and Sooth Sea Love” -----„ Ilccauso of the difficulty in pursu­ MARY MAXWELL, Next week wo Primnry boys nnd •vent of tho kind in Florida hiyH. Spencer asked that Mr. Barnes chape! our most esteemed aijd hon- Johnston from the U. D (' i ! Grade IV South Sido Primary. • tory. Starting from High Springs ing some small rebel bands this rend out his platform. Epitomized, girls are going to piny wo nro Eski­ ored mnthctmntlrs teacher. Miss F- D. King and T. W. Lawton m ill unit of the revolt Ims been permit­ mos. Wo are going to tell you a t 7 o’clock on Monduy morning, it was for the following items: renders everything we do. Gray, departed from the usual pro- j/Jha on the lives of^thesc u u 'f ted to concentrate in tho city in the March 10, it is scheduled to arrive thnt battle may be fought to Better schools, better roads, let.* The South Sido Primnry boys ami tho Tni?f |V Ctr«° mu?,c nml K»vc ’l c‘ do appreciate th s in this city at about 8:30 a. m. ahone graft tax reduction, n state-owned girls nro bubbling over with joy, tho school an Interesting talk can-; 1‘icturo amt wo wish to extend n-'r «BHB»BnesBHBEnnaKja»ia*Hn«iijcnKB«*«BaMnDaa decison. . Wednesday, March 12. A local com­ "The secretary finance hns bal­ railroad nnd a state-owned canal, because some trees have been corning the work that is being doiiiM {■>‘''k:i to the members of the U mittee on arrangflements is being anced tho budgetof for C. inB the present preservation of tho forests nnd fish, planted on thir playgrounds. They a t Stone Mountain, Go. She told formed in every town on Road No. year and assured the fulfillment us of the fundamentals of the pro„ Half Holiday the soldier bonus hill, local option, of were no especially happy over the 6 and the Trail to welcome the obligations previously con­ just rcapportionment, n railroad’ tree which the Boy Scouts of Troop 7 *^1 ’ tbe details of the work a*1. Ruo to n meeting of the Scm .motorcade and aid-in speeding it largo tracted. In spite of the military connection at Perry nnd Bonticollo ■1 planted for them, that they wish­ it is being carried on nt present, of inolo County Tenchor..' on its way: also to register the operations there is n snving of 91,­ and the growing of bananas and ed to show their appreciation pub- tile enormous size and grandeur of ,n‘’ srh cars of all those who intend to join 000,000 peso.1 over lust ycur." commits along tho banks of *iciy- Here are some of the "Thank the figures of General Lee and the *•«>’ Fridnv. V(V c^tainly 1 ^ “ ' canals. xou ’ letters. others. She also told something l'‘tciate ill tho holidays Hint n rj KCci Honorable William G. Adams/ STATE REPUBLICANS. After this had been rend Colonel jifL‘ «nd personality of the Fronted to us, esp.-LUv oune of ox the ll onrlicst pointers in Done MU Tl«p Saaiirlnlril I'rraa) RECHARGE IT IIElrfei spoke nt sonic length. He artist Gutzon Borglum, who snys b'»li<l«ys we earn as the three d*v« PRIZE WINNER good road improvement, vice-preir- JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 28—April Spencer praised the modern woman anil ad­ th at he had rather carve Stone, we get for getting out ldent of tho th Central Trust Co. of 11 has been fixed ns tho date and vocated a state-owned railroad If your battery is still ini fl°Hnt,a o thnn bc President of the examinations. k U f ur .. .V '’ ,1‘OVE FOR MOTHER. Illinois,. of Chicago, III., one of the Pulatkn as the place for tho meet­ from ^ 1 Tumpn to Miami. Hu also Hubbard Eubanka, West Side Pri­ unitecl States .for the rest of h i s ---------------------largest banking institutions in that ing of the Republican -abate con- wants a cnnnl cut across the state good shape for service, have | »Jnry. Second Grwfe. i - '/ • Miss Gray has always been . Quito n few Freshmen w»r» sin» ,city, of which Brigadier General venton. Four dolegntes-nt-largo saying thnt there would be an im- , "W hnpipcst birthday was when Interested tho work of the great 111 the Latin hn "mif" T ? r:’ it recharged at our place. Charles G. Dawes is chairman of J nnd four alternntes-at-large will be mense revenue from this. He also ‘ was seven years old. It was Jnn. nrtista andinmusicians nnd the stu-j " 'frnt nt the Woman’s" Club the board of directors, has accept- Innmed nt the convention, it is stnt- went on record ns being opposed -1. There was snow on the The price is small, hut the dents are greatly indebted to ^ '"‘' "y Jm'inr's r.ml ed the invitation of the Tamiami ed, to represent Florida nt tho nat­ entirely to the income tax. _ ground mid it surely was cold. I f«.r tile sploncUd muiilV she* occurcs sinTor* tak% nn* Trail to join tho motorcade nt ional Republican convention at benefit of our supervision is people of Florida have nov- had been very sad, .*or niy mothei and|P!ny3^for us on the y ictr()la. *roshmen and Hophotnora re are1 Tampa and speak at the Tampa, Cleveland. Ohio, beginning June 10. er "The was very ill, wo didn't think she • 7 , Senior class of 192-1 is glad "ere not enough nohli>« nn.i thnro"* had n farmed governor," he snid. worth n good deal to you. We .Palmetto, Bradontown, Sarasota, Lenders in tho pnr:y ranks state They should elect me.” could live. But on my birthday the mdoed to be uble to stnto that it tw every one of the Krcshni.m ^ Punta Gord and Fort Myers nieet- thnt it is considered probable that doctor said mamma would get well has the largest enrollment of any Sophomores to be "laves ” f.hurles H. Haynes the sixth ennknow lyiw to do it to the bed a,UJ ' ings. Mr. Edens 4 a president of tho convention will nominate n full ulslate for governor is nt Santa Do­ ami that v;ua the happiest one I the Illinois Highwaylinprovemeiit Republican statu xlcket from kov- mingo nnd could not npenr ?„0rJ°rin lr J rl th.0 hi“t“ry of Sa"v. Kxamx Thi, w « can remember. Week advantage. .members f, ? l i i " i glL ^ . 00J ’ Thia .............. «« - N« t Wednesday we Association, nnd nn acknowledged ernor on down to oppose Democrat­ enrolled. original pltui hhd been for national authority on every phaso ic nominees in tho primary next theThe L x J*n in|ng examinations.^ W e'havi^ ta“*' . JOYS OF SCHOOL. >'e stm l' t-1 candidates to start speaking nt crease of 15 over the class of 1923. H receiving in -ill June. of the highway problem. >astine Moon, East Side Primary, TIk» officors of the class are: 6 “ clock, allow 15 minutes to euch, Everyone is h )n1n« fi, . u '^ ‘ cts* Judge Allison, president of the Second Grade. nnd thus clos* the speaking in time President, Lee McLain I will I , / 'that hp «»’ FRENC II—CANADIANS. Dixie Highway Association, toThe happiest birthday of my life of the 1,1 lll° t» a » ones to Ret Th.\»«i,rltil..,| |»rr».) Noami ~C0ggl!l Scoggln. out nr _\ ice-prcsident, -------fV, U- C*,T- ,1,nnt’r sot for 7 was when I was six years old. examinations. ther with Governor Hardee of Secretary, George Smith. WEST PALM BEACH. Jan. 2 8 - o cIock| At this time, only four knew then “ orida, the members of the statu »ri, -.Earge Enrollment thnt 1* could go to Fool of Firut St.cnndidntes were expected, hut Mr. Treasurer, Eninin Spencer. A colony of. French-Canadians has -I’hone 1SIVJ ♦school. The F reslinian cla,9 is the lure­ road department, and our candi­ purchased 1,000 acres of Ever­ Martin found it possible to get here «ula"St’ Trt‘asurcr» Elmer LtmdBBRBOl dates for governor, have been in­ glades lands in Okeechobee coun- [n time. Then there was some de­ being It". tht< « ^ “Hmcnt iB s c a ’aaeanuaaBxiBBHxana oaaaauBBBUEBa vited to Join tho motorcade und MY HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY. t> ri l - tiur sponsor is Mrs tv wy in starting, so the speaking tyrn , ' " “" " “wnced here. The land address its various functions. ^harpt South Side Primary. ■ "nd we think S o f the will tie devoted to growing potatoes was not over until well ufter 8 Seniors Anxious 1hire! Grade. from certillwi Irish seed stock, it o dock. Tiie Seniors nre becoming an­ rai-i ire: CUU,d bo h:*‘l- Our «5flO 'W ■oventli birthday, n frlor.d .. According to information Jubilee a Success ami I had n party together. She xious and impatient because of the r 'Z president. disclosed by the committee of five From every viewpoint tho jubilee was five and I was seven. Wo h id non-arrivul of their class rings that made the purchase, the colonv of the United Commercial Travel­ which were ordered some time ago. Evelyn' •fU r,ton* vl^-president. 'i m is made up from f>() to 75 average ers was an unqualified success. tho party pt my friend’s home. We I hoy were to have been shipped; '-'ttjn Taylor, secretary. received several nice presents. My Rebecca Stevens, treasurer, size faniilcs, who, it is understood, Even a nioet unusual drop in tem­ presents were a lunch basket, a about Jan. 10. Of course they will ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 28—Atlan­ will take up the land in tracts of perature failed .to cool the spirits box of stationery, n box of candy, come some day soon and then you from 20 to to acres each. ta ministers are not disposed t , of the 150 or 500 representatives a pair of socks, some handkerchiefs, will sec every Sertior adorned with' n S . ' l ' r thorn v-o, view with ularm the growing popu­ who were present from St. Peters­ a jumping rope and a hair ribbon, m 'V ‘f iVh.e,rno!a t url,8l,c I _ nn« iinbiue1 wnelit of the Near urti8tic nf}«l »nique AGREE,MENT REACHED. larity locally of Mnh Jongg, thrveburg, Orlando, Lakeland and Jack­ " p served ice cream and cake. M*r high school rings ever selected by Fund. Th<> Sonhom h Mr ■'"•••••I.Hr.I I'rr.K. thou»nnd-year-old (jhinu.su game. sonville as guests of the local cake had seven candles and her « Senior class. This ring has beeii J other da Y„7h “ orc! led the FORT M l EIlS, Jan. 28—An council. R ep resen tin g In fact u number interviewed by ontributions. cako had five. The table uad din " * * “ • rin , for tta 'T h l, “uk, J g j our I % agreement has been reached be­ the correspondent of this newi class. Beyond the initiation of n class service this morning following re­ tween representatives of Lee coun of more than 100 candidates, no ing room were decorated with fiow,“ v 8«"F "Happy Birthday cent press dispatches that the Nat- ty and officials of the state road official action was taken. The Sto i on, nml played lovcral fcnnuvi. ( • Superior Tailoring1Co. ionnl Christian Council of China department, whereby that depart­ gathering was a purely social one. has asked thnt Mah Jongg be out­ ment will complete State Road No. the candidates were initiated un­ •« • MY HAPPIEST IIIIirTil,a y . lawed among church mombers be­ 2 between Fort Myers' nml Arcndin. der the supervision of A1 Barnes, Martha Ann Mue, South Side i’riWhen this stretch of highway i.i cause of its long history ns u gam­ Will Re at Our S to re or Tampa, senior counsel of the mary, Third Grade. bling game, imlicutod that so far finished it will provide connection order. The best birthday I ever had was os Atlanta pastors were concerned with hard surfaced highways vir­ business Session was held at when I was seven years old. Mv Joiludy nnd members of her Mah tually the entire distance between , AI’luck in tho afternoon nnd the birthday is on George Waal.ing\0 here and Jacksonville and also to January 28,29,30 and 31 Jongg circle could “pung" ami Dim pa and many other points in initiations began .in hour Inter. A ton a birthday. There was n little cbow” to their heart’s content nnd the special program bad been arranged state. doll dressed up like Martha Wash­ atill retain their standing in the for the iaiiiea, this lasting from 3 ington. She sat under u cherry church. to i. t>clock and, after the Miucchea tree chopping it down. A girl NEW PARKS T ak in g M easures for There U little likelihood that the • lit T h r I 'r r a a ) and dinner, there were several friend got a little doll dresswl un ja w in g popularity of Mali Jongg JACKSONVILLE. Jnn. 28.—The hours of dancing. in red, white and blue. After that will be the topic for discussion ut commission hns recommend­ we went nut hunting peanuta. A tnc ministerial QAr.ociation meetings city pal of mine got the prize. here, several ministers said, us long ed to the city council that a tract Rond Issue Election of 31 acres of lurnl located in tho Then I opened tho preffnta and aa the little bumbo stoicks or ivory I got eight bottles of candy and china do not represent coin of tho city limits, along Little Fishweir Has Been Postponed two boxes of candy. BBaKBBBBsnBBuannuaHBUHBii realm in the mnnucr in which they Creek, lie purchased for park pur­ represent wheelburrow loads of yen poses. The property, about half a PAI.-tf BEACH. Jan. 28. . . . . „ MY PARTY. mile in length and 550 feet wide, —WEST in good old China. '• LE1 . HIM MEASURE y o u f o r the city commission has post­ Martini Coney, Faist Side. Third can be bought for $01,000, it is Local shops catering to the sale poned thu election, originally set tirade. t h a t n e w SPRING s u i t of novelties report enormous sale. stated. for Feb. 5. for a $200,000 bond is­ .1 1 / \ lH years old mi March a t Mah Jongg sets. The game, it sue to provide an auditorium here. l 1b’ F*-'— My mother was not CAN DIVIDE INCOMES. Wfjd# bicl.i fair to replace bridal* A ^funding issue of $100,000 ut home. 1 wanted n birthday purat informal uncial Knthcrin^s. which was also set for Fell. 5, will ty SO bad. My aunt saiil that she ' WASHINGTON. Jan. 28-T he Ont gits perfect/ autisfacliea, the other coatinued trouble iiqtim* Ways and Means committee he voted on, according to tho orig­ would give me u party. I went rejected today the proposal which inal jilans. 'I ho auditorium bond over to herffwuse. Soil the ciiilTHERE’S A REASON would prohibit wives und husbands election will bo held up until def­ ilrcn camo and wo playeil a long The from dividing incomes for purposes inite information is obtained on i ' IIS’ tatcn ,,f ,ho cnr 13 tl10 bapis of the sorvic-. 8°..many presents that K (Continued front* pugc 1) establishment of harbor lines in «■ of taxation. “ , " . M1K5IANSIIIP i, assured if yon bring your car to 'cnow '^ a t to do with them ! us for service. taken in the development of this Lake Worth, the proposed auditor­ all. Thun we had refrei.hmonts "" 1 ''■ rn i ~ir.~iimr~T county. The party wa from 1 d o’clock Many of New York’s theatrical ium bite, it is stated. I^itor he married Mu.s Mnrv productions fail because they have It was 5:50 and every one began •* W A SH IN G — STO RIN G — R E P A IR IN G Hughey whose parents had settled S id n ey to leave. When 1 got homo every here before Mr. Murtin came to ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT’S one gave me seven spankings and th e ’ Sanford. To them live duuahtertf Sleep Send this ad nnd ten cent;! to one to grow’ on. were born. Mrs. Martin died a j "!'-v * £o., 2835 Sheffield Avo., few years ago and sinee that time TOO MUCH CREAM. "I wish to say that FOLEY » htengo, 111., writing your name Mr. Martin ha* been living in San­ FILLS worked O. K. on mo in a and address clearly. You will re- Lugeuia Keen, East Sido Primary ______ Third Grade. ford most of the time except for couple of hours and tho pnini left »«xC,.!Lt/ n cont b"l|lo of FOLEY’S an occasional visit with his other mo at once. 1 took a couple >.f HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND The happiest birthday I ever had three daughters in Miami. tntm in tho afternoon, went to bed for cough,s colds and hoarsenr ,s, was in April, 1922. I was seven He was a (imminent member of and bad a good night’s sleep and also fiee sample package of FO- year, old and mama gave me a the Methodist Church having his have slept good'ever since." writes l-KY'S PILLS, a *diuretic stlmu- party. We had ieu cream cone, ____________________ ' t ______ membership in tho local church. Con Tide!, 11M E. Columbia St., ’? ?L.f.°.r . lhu ki‘ln'yi. and F’ULEY and euke. • He was one of the oldest members ( A III All li e TABLETS for Con- She had given each one of u, two except one Rtrl. She had Corner Sanford A ven u e and Second S tr ee t etipation and Biliousness. These cones, eaten four. When she camo back SA N FO R D , F L A . for the fifth one l said. "Mama. Bhes had four already, wait 'till we ratch up with her.” Muiua said, new s pa r a g r a ph s h Primary School Notes *Utafcx*s$2 FEDERAL SEIZE Today, Motorcade Is Off For Fert Myers the Middle of March 8 j T r y O u r N e w 8 Hourl 5 B a tte r y C h a r g in g Service Vi r. Hof-Mac Battery Co. HZ R PASTORS DO NOT MIND MAH JONG : Who? MR. W. E. HERRIN C L O TH ES T H A T FIT ' T w o M en H a v e th e S a m e M a k e o f Car m $25 to $55 Alexander Martin Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. -CHRYSLER-CHALMERS 473-W P h on e Churchwel! Company • 473-W • -• �1M u d M E E ? ,: STTm. M a tte r. O e . « . •i N O ltr n i All o b itu a ry M in i.’ cards a t th a n k s , re so lu tio n s id notices of e n te rta in m e n ts w h e re Ikrses a r e mn<I«. w ill he c h a rg e d r at re g u la r a d v e rtis in g ra te s . :TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 J.fUBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ^ >THE GRASS WITIIERETH, the flower fadeth; but the word of God shall stand for ever.—Isaiah 40:8. THE SEASONS These, as they change, Almighty tlMt the buainesa Mill today fa thinking (^ notWnr bot imanclil earnings and that he has ho hu regard ;for w w.c «..«..ncr nnanciai the m anner' TIM tSt.0M LltM M l In when whch he makes his money. Another will take a different Da:.jp\!roiM Pearls. , Cop> rig h t. 1923 view of him and say that today the business man o f this country is operating on a higher plane than ever before and OWNERS OF little newspapers th a t he docs not-put aside his principals for revenue. * " rtib their eyes, stand at gaxc/nrid In every city will be found many men of both types. All nsk, “Where docs dear,, kind, Mr. men dong business tpdny are not model business man, but Munsey get ail the money ho pays . the great majority of them ore trying to “play fair” while us?" attending to their daily tasks. Again the big henrt nnd pocketA year or so ago the Farm Life Magazine ran the follow* book have boon opened ami Mr. Munsey has bought Tho New York jng editorial paragraph, asking that consideration be given Evening Mail for $2,000,000. Real, to the American Business Man ns something other than a 100 per cent, AMERICAN dollars. mere money-making machine: ‘‘The most reasonable creature in tho world is the Amer­ THE MAIL .will be combined ican business man,” says Farm Life. “When it comes to a with ■ The Earning Telegram, which Mr^Munscy owns nlrcndy. Anil m atter of profits he is a believer in reciprocity. He wants j his and he is willing to give you yours. He comes pretty t nearly being a practical believer in the Golden Rule. This ' may sound like heresy, or even like n joke, but it isn't. Think j over the worth-while business men that you know—farmers, , merchants, bankers, manufacturers—no m atter what their i line—and perhaps your experience will agree with ours. Of course, there are unfortunate people who believe they can . afford to cheat—profiteers substituters, tricksters. You dis- \ cover these in all business—even in agriculture. But in l the main, do you not find that the fellows who carry on in a big way nre honestly in favor of the square deal?” r U f Scofflaw la full of thee. Forth in the plena'■**^*f' • ing spring Thy beauty walks; the softening air Is balm; ' w Echo the mountains round; the • forest smiles; ? ^»And every sense nnd every henrt la joy. Then comes thy glory in the sum­ mer months, k ^ .^ W ith light and heat refugent. Then thy sun Shoots full perfection through the <. swelling yenr; ; t‘ And oft thy voice in dreadful thunI der speaks, And oft at dawn, deep noon, or pj .r falling eve brooks and grovns, In hollow­ whispering gales. if. Thy bounty shines in autumn un■f r * confined, ,v apreads a common feast for i . . all that lives. V • *-Tn winter, awful thou! with clouds , A .n an]e Wpn found for tho citizen w h o take* th e prohibition law s carelessly. T h e word “S cofflaw ” is th e b itin g, s tin g in g scorching ep ith et planned to “stu b aw ake * , eohaeienee o f the, law less, sco ffin g d rinker,” s a y s Cap­ per s W eekly. T h is word will h en ceforth apply to th e c it i­ zen o f N e w E ngland who disregards the p rohibition law s. A fte r w ad ing through e tw e n ty th ou san d s new ly im u u gii som mjiiiu coined w ords sen t I:; ' _____all 1! parts o f the co u n try m fd‘several in from foreign lands, three judges decided th atl “sco “s, ffla w ” w as th e ’ ............. word b est su ited to make th e bootlegger — r’s and his best frien d ’s ch eek s burn with sham e. “Scofflaw " It fu lly d escrib es th e erim - ■ In Metnoriam ALEXANDER CALVIN v MARTIN MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor extent on t h e ° X ^ rooms thero are in hot*. quaRp in England siS J0^ NEAR Residence 217-W SAME SUZANNE Thunder has been knn» . nnSui cyo!° I f °yoiT7oJ?{ you may count them. 1 ^ Sea lions wiiTcnt as salmon a dny, whiln i ma?Tu not eat so many °ardtr*' s _ tne of Mrs. R, Z. Johnson. ton of Atlantic Ocean wai. J gtUy—Mrs. Geor** Knight should keep the fish fresh?’? |jll entertain tho members of l» Duplicate Bridge Club, at 1 , at her home oq Magnolia Fine Inces are worth ITtnuein gold. Fine weather weight in coal. r ls fctsJay—Antioncttc Hays will «tertain a number of her young bends front 3 to 5 Jt.'m . ' eedsy—Mrs. Fred Walsma will itertain the members of the I gUty — Business Women’s [j*ncheon a t Lu-Beth Safctcria |it 12 o’clock. Inrdiy—Classes of Homo HyIfjene of (July) meet at 4:30 n. |g. at the Wclaka Lobby. er. He has no respect for h e sita te to scoff at th e law . \V0V<I awaken a n y resp ect in th e m inds o f us custom ers? T hey care not for th e opinloy have no s e lf respect and no regard for f th e United S ta te s. > violating th e law s o f th e land th e y are poison. Dr. J. B. Jacks o f Chicngo, a fte r a n a ly sis OI m any specim ens, says th at n in ety -n in e per cen t o f th e “w h isk y ” now being used is m ade o f (lenatured nlcShol red istilled , colored w ith caram el, flavored w ith s y n th e tic ■a a a g lH H K B E E M a B a K M B M IH a a H U B U B B u ',,., lr ii»U take one newspaper of­ I THE NIGHT WIND. MR. C00LIDGE TAKES A HAND fering 200.000 ciriultnion nnd com­ i; ------ v bine it with another newspaper of­ ho is knocking at the door, DETROIT FREE PRESS fering 150,000 circulation, nnd the Ling entrance nt this hour, combined circulation simmer down |As the mantel clock strikes ten A very grent deal of odorous | cleanup by promising prosecution to 2(15,000, the advertiser knows LI linger here and wonder . that he has been buying duplicate smoke is arising ns n result of the under the federal criminal statutes circulation. PAYING for ivhat h,. senate committee investigation of Jof any person “high or low” who I the intermitting thunder ✓ [In the silence of my den? . the Teapot Dome lease, and certain may bo implicated by the senate in­ other leases of navy oil lands made vestigating committeo. There also ko is seeking to explain, by Secretary Full with the consent is something solidly satisfying in fith a tapping at the pane, I Secretary Denby. And though i' the statement from the White [Cryptic message of the night; ANI) MR. FALL, Secretary of O is too early to arrive nt any hurl House thnt the President will not nto is scraping at tho casement J i v I " n “ ? K,VCn a by fl,8cI M and soap bark H e the Interior, who loused away val­ and fast conclusion regarding the condone even an act of irregularity I the window in the basement .a y s . Only a superm an with su p er organ s could u se alcohol uable oil binds that had been re­ amount of culpability or the degree DEPARTMENTS: cither by men in public with n footstep soft and light? o f th e b ootleggin g variety w ithout se rio u s d am age to his served for the navy, testified that of gullibility among individuals committed life or out of it. body tissu e s and th ere is no repair for th is kiml nf ,i„ moir„ .. he got $10(1,000 from Mr. Ned Mc- whose names nre being mentioned Ranking lo is whispering *w,a lh the of The Washington Pest. in n doubtful way, tho country cer­ This may make some people in T h e “Scofflaw .should label his liquor “ Pois caves, Savins::! __ . Then, on second thought, he testi­ tainly has » right to draw its con­ high governmental position and astling through the Ivy leaves fied. as did Mr. McLean, Jhat the clusions from the circumstance that some other people in big business Safe* D eposit begin to wonder Itow thr* cutting Clinging to the latticed wall; latter 1 S A T U R D A Y , February 9, T h e S an ford llO Il Intigave him n check . i *■ for $100- none of those prominently and di­ edge of an ax really feels; but it tho is fumbling with the latches rectly implicated in tho charges of gives the public a comfortable feel­ publish a Prosperity Num ber in w hich w ill be fci “Growing with Sanford over a quarter of a century fith the knobs nnd iron catches crookedness have been showing the ing that justice is to be done and ford and Sem inole county. T his issu e w ill conta Of tho doorways in the hall. frankness nnd anxiety t» step l > that the white wash brush is to be ol in form ation concerning the w orld’s g r e a te s t vei the front and tell *tt they know In favor of the scrubbing r» they fingers of dend men lion . It w ill contain facts regard ing S an ford j which is the normal renotion f. r in- 'brush For coming from Mr. Cool­ fha have comb to earth again! noeent persons anxious to defend idge, tow n s th rou gh ou t th e county. T h ere w ill be pict ie executive statement i 1 Tongues of prophets .bards and reputation and honor. On the con­ mean thnt tiu-re will be a thorough j te r e stin g sp o ts. In general it will be a booster seers; i trary, they have been intent upon) going inviv tigation carried on with­ hsvc mingled through tho ages w hich th e ad va n ta g es and opportunities o f th is hooping as much distance between out fear, favor or political ronsid-l Tm upon the printed cages ’ themselves nnd Washington a pos oration nnd regardless of who iturn nre s e t forth. Renders of T h e H erald a r e urg CO M M UNITY B U IL D E R Pondered o’er their smiles and sthli'; nnd where they now nre pro hit or hurt. e x tin copies o f th is paper and sen d t h e m .t o th tears. s»y?. • nm n sid, mising to testify, their change <.f The President on Ids side ran.' G I . P. FOnSTER. President B. F. WIIITNEII. Cashier mn?’i . T.,ut t because hi front is obviously the re-mit ( f :1 fn-l re•rtnin a'*o that th • closer he a , , ° 2 n ti,C t,,u n lr y ’ If Preferred T h e H erald nnd m ail th e natters. couldn t hire a doctor apparently realization that dodging is ini pos- ii'W.s to l the line and allows the K 3 u = a ^ a n 2 a sa = 3 st:a u n s3 3 can B 3 x n a u im a B n a 3 iB z a a a u o they sock lo give to me luwcr to the mystery, . -hips to fall where they will, th” ; One hundred thousand dollars ir hI,),p' — Mystery of life and death; Under such circumstances, Pres!- betU r the people of thq United cash.iu a satchel |hat Mr. I)ehen> »they wish to turn tho lint to Mr. ball without t:skin■- hi? dent Coolidgii does a thing thnt wifi .Statesi will [ike it. and the more. A NEW EPOCH hinge the words th »y wrote as note or receipt had nothing what­ have the enthusiastic approval of he willI gain in their confidence and TAMPA TIIIIIUNK sages ever to do with the fact thnt a few the country when ho aaaures a real i-iteem When they ntill - 'drew wordly weexs later Mr. Fall, ns Secretary , breath ? Today should begin a new epoch nursed by the central uflicc. * of the Interior, member of Prcsim the citrus industry of Florida. dent Harding's Cabinet, leased 28,Placing representation on n box U0<> acres of oil land in California othey seek to come to dwell— Co-operation nnu co-ordination TELLING YOUR CONGRESSMAN it of this I can not tell, hereafter ought to be the dmuimint basis is real democracy—anil in ac-' t» -Mr. Doheny. factors in marketing the state’s* cordancc with the fundamental NEW YORK TRIBUNE Thoughts of common sense of pose output of grapefruit and oranges. principles ut a republican form t f MR. DOHENA says he believes >r the rustling nnd the fumbling Hereafter there may be eliminat- government. There is an exact the company will make $100,000,­ it worth while to write letters1e: "ir, mcir naouy. m c lr com­ sd the spirit voices eit Irom the practices of the selling oiccs mbmhlini* mumbling 0.0. of profit out of that lease, to IsSenators and Representatives agencies Tor Florida citrus those parallel in the provision of the Con­ which shows that he is a good Inisi- an . l wind thnt blows motions are' i asily recognized matters of public moment? Do , It is our understanding elements that have produced de­ stitution. —Los. Angeles Times . .— ..............;* Th,‘ tinu’ the Uni- they really want to “hear from “ what they are and Carry u</| moralization and endangered the Unit this change places tho Florida I n Secretary of prosperity of the state. istrus Exchange in harmony with the Interior it might hire Mr. Do- their constituents” and do they pay •' ii. at all. Another larger J. N. Monical of Evansville, 111. attention to the volunteer ad- I ’• which Senator R»cd rightly The Tribu no predicts that the the powerful California Fruit neny. lie knows how to ninke good any Monday at vice thus offered? Senator Reed, siding to bus bargains; more than can be *nid of mould lie in these con­ (•rowers Exchange. c< J,t little worth, are the Pennsylvania, speaking with u l< : , —,. Be, after nn examina­ The whole plan is entitled to the for some of our Secretaries of the good deal of feeling on this sub- j, i';ite manat ions with diffirF. C. Smillin of Cincinnati was tion or the proposals nilvanceil by consideration and the favorable re Interior. but all from the jeet before the New York State ,i • ignaturcs, nong tho arrivals hero Monday the board of directors of the Fieri spoil.s0 of every factor concerned in source. These are not sponChandler of Commerce, encouraged (•< lad is stopping at the MorHezimin. da Citrus Exchange as printed in , Prospeiity of Florida—which is mis expressions" of peraoiud THE GENERAL ELECTRIC pur advertising pages this morn­ absolutely predicated on the pros­ at its plant a t Orange. N. ,j„ „howr the letter writers. "If any of you, , ,, ion- They come under the | perity of the citrus producers Ex­ an electric bulb of 150,00(1 candle tie said, “have not written your jo. or propaganda in its invidi- i ing. Miss Katherine Walker of Snfeelings to your Congressman. fi>>- on sense. The signatures, nlisting demoralized conditions can tanah, La., arrived in Sanford on And we flatter ourselves that in and r or r’tI , r,1L’ ,bulb' twenty-two heaven's sake do it, nnd do it th win bo corrected if the control Monday for nn extended visit. im genuine, signify little exno iimail degree the sentiment <»r distribution bih’ pr,K,,Ul‘* heat so great now!" is placed in one or­ —-•moo1 1.-00 degrees—that it melts that ninny poisons nre obligtinning growers nnd shippers which ganization and, in view Af the fact Klass It takes 30,000 watts to The electorate recently hns hern ini IP. Sanford of Lakeland spent to put their names to has made practicable the rather that its present holdings nre ai supply power in this big J.ult,. | t unusually articulate. Mr. Reed, 'i iiiough pie day hero Monday transacting irmle.is pa pc* because someradical changes in Florida Citrus great Dor every egg yolk in a h en ’s body ns thoso of any six of the Harness. asks them to. The effect Exchange practices now in process other agencies, it is the logical wouldn’t be a bad idea under cer­ whose mail is not heavier, presum- Bo ably, than thnt of other legi.-dntors, <>n he recipient is irritating, ex­ she must have enough white to com­ tain circumstances and certain ndhuii been .routed by The Tribune. to utilize the Florida Citrus niinistrations to install two or runorta that his office has re-'-u'i contrary to what the premptmany friends of Miss Nellie We can see no violation of tin thing plete and lay an egg. If her feed lacks material [The Exchange ns the source of such con- three hundred such bulbs in the Ccived and replied to -1,700 letters ' r Stlliams are glad to know that fundamentals of co-operation in Johnson can do his candidacy just ‘rol. Any ilc.sirulilc* c;mn#cs in its lor whites she absorbs the excess yolks and [“* ‘s ahIe to Tcturn to school aftDepartment of the Interior and on tho subject of tax reduction in ’ ,_aa much good by sitting back uut the arrangement whereby any priv- personnel will logically follow. the last six weeks. Ho does not ta* keep them going night nnd day. of sight nnd waiting for President atelj owned marketing agency gets too fat to lay. “Boarders” don’t even pay lr a threc-weoks illness. •So far ns we cun see every soriicgnrtl this outpouring of renti- i vi Coolidge to make n mistake.—De­ obbtucie to the attainment of .1 for the feed they eat. COOl) thing will come of meat ns a nuisance, but rather in J. Louis Guthhvrbcr of New troit Free Press. the desired end, except personal the Teapot welcomei it and asks for more, injnf Dome scandal, beyond •ork is among the recent out-of-------o-----selfishness, has been removed by .luestmn Mr. Cooli.lge will see to dicatirg that he is eager for di- tin [Ute arrivals in Hanford nnd is Dr. Hoskins, Ohio State Univer­ the Exchange proposals. We are it that the naval oil lands are re- rect evidence of the popular frame th, Purina Mak es Hens P a y wgisterccl nt the Montezuma. sity gland specialist, maintains that confident that large growers now storrd or mini!. It is a simple way o f ! wi to the navy and to the ieihe enn double the Rite of the liveroutside the organization niul inde­ Ple of the United States, that won obtasmnjf an approximate refer- hit Among the business visitors ih age man by a certain injection of pendent shippers alike will show Purina Hen Chow and Chicken Sanford on Monday from Jacksonpituitary fluid, Tho greatest need thc>r devotion to Florida and its them. Failure to do this would of of this country at the present time nlle were Thomas. M. Burns and greatest industry by acceptance of course, destroy Mr. Gmlidgo p ditChowder, fed together, make Is a few big men. ^ T. Boyce. he opportunity for better things ical y ,n I0J4. Hut Mr. Coolidge more eggs because they contain •-------o------tii.it tiu» Morula Citrus Exchange i Ut the Rort of man to let that A professor in the University of now provides, nnd that will mean particular transaction po.-s regardJacksonville was represented plenty of both white Chicago accuses the modern stu­ a (lollaiH-nnd-cents advantage to >*re Monday by W. A. Guyer, who a n d yolk elct dent of reading too much “trash.” cueb one Of them. Let us have done , T hey wiil get mo c Cijgn Now-a-days the Red Book und " 1' h alibis and evasions uud get toTHE MOTOR OUTPUT gather for real results! Snappy Stories provide the same fo r y o u o r your money ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD literary “kiek’l that used to be I J- R. Taylor of Connecticut, was paid for thu Cliov/t f, a!PURINA found in riautux and Terrence. among the out o f ‘state arrivals in refunded. S t a r t -------o------ it Is estimated by automobile d P*nford on Monday nnd will spend now . MY FAVORITE STORIES Governor Hardee has put the linn r>mc time here a t the Montezuma. manufacturers thnt tho output of tl on boxing bouts ut Miami. He ti-IU By IRVIN S. COBB motor cars last year wns four millc the officials there that the law J- E. Bass, who has been the i:on. Tliis is a fifty per cent in- at must not be violated. Wonder if Past of his sister, Mrs. John A company commander of one of ercaso over 1922. the Governor ever heard of the run in a straight lino they’re likely jnttd. left Mo iBradley Clyb nt Palm Beach.—Ft. the colored regiments serving in to got you, but if you zigzag I lUwisberg, W, Whore will it end? Tho “point m Laud- rdnle Herald. France during the Big War brought ilon’t believe they can hit you. of saturation" anticipated by thej.ni o-----Good luck to you.” • , Mrs. John ... Sneed has as her industry has been reached and nl Judging from the varied nnd his men to n position in the tirsi;Late that evening, the Germans p«ts at her home on Park ’Avcline trenches during the advance passed over nnd over again nnd du numerous statements made by Col­ having fallen back, the captain ["aL Mrs. F. M. Lydnor nnd Miss onel /overly regarding a certain through the Argonnu forest. Pres­ found his messenger in n forward there is no sign of a let-up. on wbccca Lydnor of Mnrlintuu, W. twentv-flve thousand said to have ently it dawned upon him that his dressing station. The latter was i ** E - AR cost this country It ia to be remembered always on been lent by him to former Secre­ outfit had lost contact with the awaiting removal to a field hos­ IJ b-’von bdiions of dollars lent to tary Fall, it is ohly fair for one to supporting forces on tho left, it pital. -He had been punctured, ho Allicj, plus othor billions prac­ that the production of any year is re assume thut the latter gentleman was necessary to re-establish lia- painfully but not seriously, in three tically given away to profiteers far from being clear gain. In fnct, non. separate places, by three separate ship builders, flying machine build­ it is less than half gain. More than th He beckoned to him a strapping bullets. ers, etc.—plus heaven knows how half the cars produced nnd sold ini ri i.iv billion; that the people paid black private and bade tho latter 1 KeeP Tho commander stooped down to even with tho present tremendous Ho fn I win reium to oiiiim higher cost of living. carry tho word to the main body tho wounded man: ra and spend the remainder of production, aie rcnlucenionts. ,\„,i in. Frank Munsey bus recently pur- of troops. The prospect for the Nut the Federal Reserve Rank “I’m to see you alive," ho .. ..."glad ................. winter. / . chancil the New York Evening messenger was not a pleasant one. said, sorry to find you sh.it reports that "the whole thing has Mail. Its consolidation with unoth- He must cross a distance of two up thisbut \\ hy didn't you zig­ l.oon absorbed.” It’s all fixed. Our im!” ' Robert Knox Finley, plenscr of his imperii, the Evening Teie- hundred yards in the open under zag ns Iway, money is all right. For us, finantolil you to do?" remembered as Miss Mary gTam, will give him an opportunity lire of enemy sharp-shooters. eially and otherwise,. tho war is : W V uh’ tb‘t''s precisely whut past. to test the possibilities of a power­ W ,,‘.torH' ami mother, Mra. "I don’t need to toll you.” coun­ ji did do, answer the soldier. "But ''u te rs , of Atlanta, arrived ful evening paper in the city of seled tho captain, "that the Ger­ This is a henlthy country. Don’t I rekin do trouble wus dat I zigged 1•ydc line Sunday to be the ^lew York, a morning paper town. mans will try to wing you. If you spoil it with any League of Nnw cn I should a ’ been zaggin’." of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. tions or World Court folly. '■aters. •Y O L K S+■W H I T E S = EGGS an y at all times Oyster Shell a Chickens. It is very • essen; this before your *chick llr- and Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, r? Agnes Berner and Miss Nina jX'ley and Immhert Rojis motored '.‘mytuna Monday evening where attended the concert given nt •Auditorium by Marguerite Alvar,>z (contralto) and Joief 6tVlnne (pianist). DINNER PARTY Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Bell ontained most delightfully Monday evening nt dinner ai their attrac­ tive now home on Celery Avenue complimenting their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Beli, Mrs. Mc­ Laughlin nnd Miss Virginia Bell of Charlotte, N. C, Covers were laid for twelve. The large living ami dining roAns nnd sun-parlor were lnvishlyfdecoratcd with sweet peas in th£ pastel tints, centering the ele­ gantly appointed dinner table was a crystal basket tilled with these lovely blossoms and sprays af ferns. At (5 o’clock a delicious six course turkey dinner was served. Covers were laid for Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs, McLaugh­ lin, Mr. nnd Mrs. Parry Walsh, Miss Virginia Bell, Miss Lee Am­ mons, Miss Pen- I.oe 151*11, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Bell and Muster Clifford Bell, Jr. FRlI.OIIA BRIDGE CLUB. Pink and white sweet peas were artistically used in decorating for the pretty bridge party given Mom day afternoon by Mrs. Edward Betty at her home on Park Ave­ nue, when she entertained the members of the Friloha Bridge Club. The afternoon passed nil too soon, with the Itnercsting game of bridge played, and when scores were counted the prize for high score, a luncheon' set, was won by Miss Helen Gonzalez. • At the conclusion of the card game, the hostess served a tempt­ ing salrd course with hot chocoBetts guests were Misses and Frances Gonzalez, Mrs. :t Hurd JIts. Hawkins ConMrs. James Ridge, Mrs. Mere, Mrs. Benjamin Whitnnd Mrs. Grady Nibluck. HYGIENE CLASS Pienrc meet with the members of the classes in Home Hygiene, of Ju1y*pa i. this coming Saturday afternoon, in the Lobby of |t|e WeLika, at l:.‘!0 o’clock. Important, come. , . PIPE ORGAN CLUB The members oi tho Pipe Organ Club were most pleasantly t-ntt-rtained'Monday nftcniooii by Mrs. VolitvW-iliinm»jtf. her Jiume on the West Side. Baskets of snap dragons, nnd calendulas were effectively iim-.I EAST SIDE PARENT-TEACHER in decorating the rooms. ASSOCIATION RUMMAGE Quite a bit of business wns SALH. transacted nftor which a most de­ Due to incomplete lirt of ndlightful social hour was enjoyed, dics ic.", a few mothers anxious to the hostess serving apple delight. help the Ki .nnia;<e Sale of tho East Side Tc:i.:hcr:i’ nnd Parents’ A* ( cition, have not been inter­ viewed. The committee will be i.liid t.i receive their donations nt Mi: Mabel Saints, Third and San­ ford Avenue, 1 p. mi., Feb. 2. •Mr. nnd Mrs. I. G, Robinson of Ilancoik, Maryland, spent Tues­ day afternoon very pleasantly as the guests of Sirs. W. M. Culo at her home on Myrtle Avenue. Be Distinctive and Attractive Feature Miss Collett H as Low Score in The January Tourney BELLEAIR. Fla.. Jan. “.Ir-Tdiss Gk-nna Collett, of Providence, won tlie medal here Monday in the qual­ ifying round of the women’s annual January tournament, an event that brought out over HO women. Miss Collett was around in 83 while her partner, Mrs, .Doruthy Campbell Hurd of Morion Cricket, required two more shots. The Philadelphia golfer gained two srrokes on Miss Collett op the lust grten, when she cripp-d into the cup with Tier mashie for a birdie two while the Proyidcnco girl took three putts. Miss Collett, who* is driving n very long ball this season, hit sonio remarkable shots, although they wire not always on the line. Her nnprouching was a idle inaccurate aiso, as she put two shots out of bounds at the thirteenth hole. Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, winngr of this ovenE last year, when she beat Miss Collett, began poorry today with «. ftl on the first nine. Coming home .he played brilliuntlv, registering an even 10 and getting under the wire with a 92, finishing fifth on tho list. Kite pinvcd with Mrs. G. if. Stetson, also of Huntington Val­ ley. who did the round in 93. Mrs. (J. J. Morrow of Ponionok, n former Bclienir champion, played well in scoring nn 8(5 nnd Airs. George Morse, the Rutland, <Vt., champion, after n discouraging eight on the first hole, played well from thero on and scored u 9th Summary: Miss Gonna Collett, Rhode Islard Country club, 83; Mrs. Dor­ othy Campbell Hurd. Morion Crick­ et, 85; Mrs. G. K. Morrow, Pomonok Country club, 80; Mrs. George Morse. Rutland. Vt., 90; Mrs. C. F. Fox, Huntingdon Valley, 91; Mrs. C. B. Hollingsworth. Grocnsburg. Pa., 92; Mrs. G. H. Stetson, H unt­ ingdon Valley, 93; Jiiss Marjorie Lake. Hartford. Conn., 9ft; Mrs. C. M. Bock, Jr., Huntingdon Valley, FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Jan. 29.—H n. Grace R. Wilmot of New York city, lecturer on interior decoration In the .home, will on next Wednesday finish a tour of Florida under tne auspices of the Home Demonstra­ tion Department of the Florida State College. Mrs. Wilmot opened her tour of the state by speaking nt F. S. C. January 2(5 before members of the Home Economics Department, residents of Tallahassee, and state demonstration agents. On January 18 she spoke at Ft. Myers, on the 20th nt Arcadia, and thence at Gainesville, 21; Ocala 22; Leesburg 23, Orlando 21, DcLund 25. Tuesday she will sneak nt DeFur.iak Springs, nnd will close her tour at Fonsacoltf on the 20th. , Her lectures have been widely indorsed, buing freo and educa* tiorini. They arc suitable for wo­ men’s clubs, cducntionnl institu­ tions, nnd organizations interested in industrial arts, and ore illus­ trated by lantern slides nnd dccnrnto material?. • The subjects discussed nre color nnd color materials, artistic back­ grounds, treatment of walls .and tloors, window draping, nnd de­ sign in tho home. The paramount ideal for which Mrs. Wilmot is striving is the awakening of American conscious­ ness ip establishing a ronnissnnee for America that will be the be­ ginning of a period of decoartivc ‘n it to bo n credit to tho nation, it is an ideal which would keep faith with the ability of our country to establish standards and which would stay tho inclination to seek things foreign, according to those who have heard her speak. furs. Wilmot declares that we should strive to remove the inti­ mate thjngs of the home which nre displeasing to our finer sensibili­ ties just as we avoid food thnt is discordant to our phy.dcnl well­ being. She maintains thnt every homo may be pleasing in appear­ ance without any grent expense, by careful and discriminating ef­ fort toward color and design which so materially add to beauty. This point Sirs. Wilmot impresses up­ on 4icr hearers by descriptions of mistakes she made in the early days of her home-making. EAST SANFORD and deer and bear roamed over what is now tho heart of this city. Mr. Matrin wns ono of tho first merchants in what was then Mellonvllle before the advent of Gen­ eral Sanford who founded the city thnt bears his name. In fact it is a wonder that Mcllonvillo was not named Martinsville since A. C. Martin was so -closely identified with tljc early /icvclopmcnt of Mellonviile nnd Sanford.. The fol­ lowing .history! of his life is most interesting: • “Alexander. Calvin Martin wns born in Cumberland, North Caro­ lina, Jan. 28, 1837. He came to Florida when a boy, his parents having died when he »wns quite young. He was of Scotch ances­ try, his four grand parents hav­ ing come from Scotland nnd set­ tled in North Cnrolinn. When about 1? years of age he volun­ teered as a member of the U. I. troops in Florida that were used in suppressing Indian outbreaks. He was in the cavalry cojnpnny and on several occasions was ns far south as Ft. Iuiudcrdale. On July 13, 1801, he wns mustered in­ to the Confederate service iq Co. 15, 2nd Florida regiment, which afterward went on* to Richmond and became a part of the army of Northnrn Virginia under Gen. R. E. Lcp. He was cupturcd, on the third day of the fight at the Gettysburg engagement nnd held prisoner of war in Ft. Delaware until the close of war. “After the war, he returned to Florida, engaging extensively in the lumber business. He moved to Sanford or Mellonviile as it wns then, shortly after this; anil be' ing superintendent for Gen. San­ ford in his lumber business was closely identified with the early growth of Sanford having built niul furnished lumber to build the first houses in Sanford. Dec. 25, 18157, he wns married to Mary Hughey, whose family were also pioneers, add here they made their home aid reared their family. He was a charter member of the Ma­ sonic lodge fn Sanford, attained to thilty-sectiiul degree in that order nnd wns n life member of Morrocco Temple in Jacksonville, He was very active in hll affairs in the early days of Orange county and was a member of the Hoard of County Commissioners for several years. He was on the board when tho present Court House in Or­ lando was built and the corner­ stone bears Ids nnme. He has been It member of the.Methodist Church since early manhood, and while he has resided for a number of years in Jacksonville nnd Miami, his church membership Is with the church of his early choice in San­ ford. . • "He is survived by four dnughiers, nine grand children and two grent gram! children. Ills daugh­ ters are Mrs.' E. A. Douglass of Sanford, Mrs. C. I). Loffler. Mi­ ned, Mrs. H. G. Clifton, Miami, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Ft. Myers, Mrs. L. A. Jones, Miami." The birth of this good man was an invocation and his death a ben­ ediction. A few days ago in Mi­ nnd he ju st fell asleep and never wakened. He was prepnred and ready nnd waiting to be called to his fathers above nnd he was un­ afraid. This sturdy pioneer left his impress upon our community and his going li-nvcs a void in the hearts of his family nnd friends nnd acquaintances. His work in the early days made it possible for those who enme after to lake ad­ vantage of the land mndn habit­ able by the efforts of the first set­ tlers. Eighty-seven yenrs lived A. S. Martin—years of usefulness, of activity, of friendship, of loynlty to his beloved South and to tho Uni­ ted States of America. Some 80 years of work in development of Sanford and other parts of the state. Tho life of Alexander Mar­ tin could bo taken ns a text for Mr. and Mrs. Uharlcs Bell nnd Mrs. J. 11. McLaughlyn all of Char­ lotte, N. C., are guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Bell and family of Celery Avenue. Mrs. McLaughlyn is a sister of Messrs. Clifford, Charles and C. Boyce Beil. Mrs. Charles Bel! nnd Mrs. Clifford Boll are Sisters. Snni Wallace of Chnrlotte, N. C., is here on a visit to his brother. L. W. Wallace and family of Cel­ ery Avenue. ( Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller of Celery Avenue have Mr. Miller's father, John \V. Miller of Char­ lotte, N. <.. with them for a visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. lidding are very pleasantly situated at their new nenne on I.ake Golden, the former Vance Dotiglace plnce. Mr. and sirs. Graham Hunter of Bcardall Avenue have ns their guest Mr. Hunter's mother, Mrs. R. L. Hunter of Charlotte, N. C,, who arrived last week far a stay 0i some length. T. J. Hunter nnd daughter Miss Mary Hunter of Charlotte, N. C„ arrived Inst Sunday niul will ho gueuts of Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Bruniley of Celery Avenue and of other friends. Miss Bessie Long of Duqucsnc, I’a., arrived lure Saturday evening for n few weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. fT. L. Long of Bcardall Avenue.- Miss Long will nlsu visit licV sister, Mrs. Gra­ ham Hunter, brother R. C. Long and other relatives and friends. M r.' and Mrs. E. J. Ward and son Dnle of Winter Park, will lie week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. ft. Bates of Moore’s Station. Tho Florida Vegetable Corpora­ tion'll new pre-cooling plant will be completed and ready for busi­ ness this coming week at the Ilris.son Siding. Those in charge ex­ pected to be ready for the eelery ns Rocm as cutting began but ow­ ing to delay in receiving machin­ ery could not do so. There have been 500 feet of new railroad siding completed by the A. C. L. at Moore’s Station to ac­ commodate the larger amount of shinping at that point. A good many of the growers hnvo peppers set in the field taking a chance on the cold winds and The v e r y b e s t B a ttery i« an frost* that might come. Among those harvesting celery this week are O. J. Pope, Brown Miller, John Rumley, Kent Rossiter, Boston Steele, J. C. Ellsworth, Ft* r e -c h a r g e and repair all Christ Bucurel, Janies Purvis, Mr. m a k es o f B a tter ies L’ejamiii and Potter. Batteries Hollywood Golf Club Has Formal Opening rendezvous for spcnsmwi, >They will famish sporting opportunities .for canoeing, sailing and1 motor boating. Fishing will be enjoyed therev Around the lakes section will bo beautiful homes of tha bettor sort. The building restrictions arc at $7,­ 000. There is assurance of open spaces, with unobstructed v I c w h , cool breefea and pure ventilation. During the past few months, buy­ ing'in the fake section at llolly- perhaps more, if the weather dur­ ing the journey is nt all- unfavor­ able. . The dredge will he n great addi­ tion! to the engineering equipment of Hollywood nnd its work will be of emphatic value in hastening the development of the fnnious Igkc; ruction of Hollywood. Two shallow dredges have boon I excavating for the artificial lakes. They have been doing big work, but I the largo dredge will speed up.thid job of making tho two artificial lakes, which will be tho largest in Florida and which will add much to the beauty of HoRywood. Those two parallel lagoons, con­ taining n total of 175 acres, cxten-l west from the (Florida East Coast cnnal for n distance of almost n mile. At tho western extremities arc two expansive turning basins of ten acres each, where yachts and housebonW can dock in tho very henrt of the city. A t the eastern headwaters—where the lakes be­ gin—is a rectangular sheet of wntcr in either lake more than a quar­ ter of a mllo ncross. The connect­ ing waterway between tho two basins has a uniform width of 470 feet or about the length of the aver age city block. Between the two lakes runs the Hollywood boulevard, to be Ranked on cither side by stately rows of ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS Sleep “I wish to say that FOLEY PILLS worked O. K. on mo in n couplo of hours and the pains loft me at once. I took n couplo of them in the afternoon, ifent to bed and had a good night’s sleep nnd havo slept good ever since,” writes Con Thiel, 11M E. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys nnd will increase thoir activity. Refute substitutes. Sold everywhere. • French flgMpn htVf t I not to Mss St the end II danger is being ts l 10 boxing game. SUBSCRIPTION BRfDGB ■■■■■• ,1Fhonc Mrs. Harry Wal (4-I5W) or Mrs. John Sehira (512) for reservation for flh scription Bridge ,nt Wclnka LoM Wednesday, Jan. 30. a t 3 p. to. ^ T N E T R O U B t.t O. C O FFE E M A K IN t t IT rs MADE ■J U S t D JSB O LV f . A N D D R I N K if A CRIA I CONVI Nil SI ANU OH SO Goon Who? tlie younger generation—a life fill­ ed with stirring deeds nnd pa­ triotic devotion to the cause which ho thought wns right nnd to the country that gave him birth. And then a gentle decline into the sun­ set paths of life, part of these years without the presence of his loviuj? wife but surrounded by the lilUfi care and devotion of his daughters nnd thoir families nnd living in the days iff the past nnd with no fears of the future thin grand old man passed to his last reward. SPRING HATS An amazingly beautiful display MI-LADY’S S H O P P E urse B iaaauB aiuinsriauiian S Phone IDS QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ; HELP HER LAY A THOUSAND EGGS She hns more than a thousand eggs in her body thut she inn give you, if handled right. Mix Prntta Poultry Regulator in her mash nnd watch her lay. Keeps her healthy and laying, shortens molt­ ing time, aids digestion. Costs only n cent a month nnd is guaranteed to sutisfy you or your money bark. Phone 498 Household Goods, IManos, Safes, Trunks nnd Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage Hoolehan-Coleman Company ~ P P o u ltry R e gu la to r r IMnmltinjr, Steam and Gas Fillinu, Well Drilling Mrn.it mwi «n* from ANY rnoih Guaranteed and . For $ -V ’. / * ‘Dealers Throughout the Country.” Home Electric l.ight and Walcr Plants Home Ice MarhlncH nnd Water Hoftrners -- Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, Irrigation Outfits Sanford, Fla. Temporary Address 103.1 W. FIRST ST TELEPHONE 601-W Y O W E L L CO ANNOUNCE THE ANNUM RAY BROTHERS Sanford Phone 518 HOLLYWOOD- BY-THE-SEA, Jan. 29—The opening of tho new THU PAINT WE SELL SlftO.OOO golf and country club at Hollywod was one of the social events of the Miami season. There were parties not only from Miami and Miami. Bench, but from many cities in Florida and from centers in the north. The building has attracted atten­ tion because of its beuuty, exterior, IT DOES NOT CRACK, and interior. It is of Spanish de­ sign. One of its features la a glass PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR dan.ing floor, through which shine CHALK OFF changing colored lights. Over 10 per cent of tho citrus A Full Line of Kalsominc, Var­ nishes nnd Stains fruit harvested in this state ir injured by long stems, clipper cuts, SOLD ONLY BY or pulled and bruised fruit. Every injured fruit is potential!,' a de­ cayed urfit. SELLS FRENCH CHAMPAGNE BERLIN, Jan. 28—One of tho mid combinations brought about by tho Berlin attitude toward Faria is that of French champagne he ing displayed for sale in a wine shop window along with the sign SANFORD PAINT “No goods sold here to French or Sion’s spring straw lid brims nre Belgians.” Tho signs appeared in STORE ncariy all store? last January when so wide a few fill a street car and French troops occupied the Ruhr. <yily nine make a dozen. Wclnka Bldg. Phone 303 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL NEW MERCHANDISE Sanford Florida �■ A^e Placed on Sale CAN’T USE DAN OXEARY AT 82 STILL ACTIVE AS HE EVER WAS; LOOKS LIKE HE IS 35 NAMES GAIN m . YORK, Jan. 28—Reiumin* fensiv* in the old crusade professionalism, Rome of Imetican amateur sport (fovbodkm are attaching almost Jty to a star athlete’s name, tire up to the strict interpreof the amateur rule, as ft is revised and reatreted 'from to time, a champion tennis a* or a champion quarter-mller -■mat almost npofogtio for himself. ‘ -The United States Lawn Tennis stion has ruled that, after , 1,1025. no amateur tennis play i can accept any substantial com* iisation for literary contributions _>the press. Rules passed previously mads It offense, with a penalty of dU[ barment. for any tennis player to in the sports goods busiTheory Is Wrong. si- It Is the theory of the tennis gov! anting body that a tennis plnycr lid never in nny way seek ways [ capitalising the name that he nc- " on Ute court. it would be wrong for champion to call up the 1office and say t M4.la Bill Tiidcn talking, I Hko to have two seats in the K O. wouldn't have the Rents I be would reply: “Being as it Ir your Mr. Tildcn, that wants ’em, I’ll certainly send M t and pull in a few from the lU a.an ejetreme" case, but In ?Mng the actions of pinyurs,1aiebciatlon nlsd approaches a > Best 'ii fritjng newspaper articles and ■sporting goods are not the pupations in which n plnycr tt he accused of getting ensh e a kl) hame. would scum that fho nnmo of a r a piece of literature or *vn m .window of a shop Is no more a f u tu r e \o invite business than the nartii'of A player on n enrd that f i t s him by office boys who would not permit nn .ordinary insurance tit or bond salesman into the sac precincts of the big and busy LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. 28— Dnn O’Leary, sprightly 82-year-old youngster, whom the dads of n generation ago raved about ns tho greatest slx-dny-go-ns-you-ploase pedestrian the world has known, is lit Los Angeles—and still going strong. With legs apparently A* sdpple as they were In the dHys when they measUHnl strides with those of Ed* ward 1’ayson Weston, "Leper" Hughes, Charley Rowell, Frank Hart. Albert Shock, Gus Gucrcrro, Fat Fitzgerald nng other stars in the realm of six-day walkers, O’I,cary la here renewing old ac­ quaintances nnd incidentally prov­ ing to the younger generation that it pAys tn wrtlk.. litre Arc some of the high lights in O’Lcnry’s career ns a pedestrian: Born in Ireland, 1941. Came to America 19 years Inter nnd ns hook ngent got the wnlking fever so badly he became n pro­ fessional pedestrian. In 1874 no set a world record by wnlking fiOO miles in six days. Defeated Edward Pnyson Weston the recognized champion, in a spec­ ial match in Chicngo in 1877. In 1878 he won the Sir John AstIcy holt in London and became the world’s champion by defeating Wes ton nnd Horry Vaughan, of Eng­ land, the survivors in u Acid of 20 which entered the race. At the age of 6(1 he wnlkcd a mile nt the beginning of each hour for 1,000 consecutive hours. He, celebrated each birthday by walking 100 miles in 21 hours. At tho nge of 81 he took up nmok lie wnlka a mile now without un­ usual effort in less than nine min­ utes. At exhibitions in baseball parks he circles the bases 12 times in 10 minutes. Since 1R78 he has had no business relations with the doctors, as wnlking has kept him freo front all the ills thnt men nre heir to. Dan O’Leary 1b the oldest ymmg man in the country and Hu shows it in every move. He steps about like n chnp of .15, has a vision so keep that he seldom wears glasses, and he in ns carefree and buoyant ns n school boy. Wnlking has done it. He has Who Is An Amntcur? walked so fnr nnd so fast in the K th e amateur sports governing Inst 50 years that Father Tint** ha t i|inslfit that an amateur nth- never been able to catch up with positively must not make U'ni him. ! his name In business, these hodAt 82 O’Lcnry can wnlk so fast will have to import tho English thpt he covers a mile quicker than dnd establish Ilritish dosser, a relay team of roller skaters can which no ntblctc, but nn "idle travel three miles. it leg) an." gun he nccepled as r. "Walking is almost a lost art." apiatour. snid tho white-haired veteran in pdcring the subject from whom there is never a trace of I itrrccVtnmlpoint that tho Amcr- ........... nhnkinosa in voice, movement or __ tuf Would like to bring about in glance, [their definition of an amateur, onlv ; The automobile, the telephone millionaire gentleman, who did and the street car have made things ■‘Ling else, could qualify. so easy that few persons ever think of walking now. If the average man, when he feels old, would for­ n f r t o r BALL FLAYKBS get tho telephone nnd walk to the . CLEVELAND, Jan. 29. — Bill ■mb* nU,irani! ren-ntlv VriwW tn doctor's .office he’d have no 'uau. for , « * * « '° r -to n h, M U um “ eher George Uhlc arc employed ki» winter in the county treasur­ Dempsey-Firpo Fight es office. hack. It is nice trainrough basketball-guinea "will come inter. t » W A R D O F F G R IP P E Get rid of that cold quickly be­ fore feverish conditions set in and you have a bnd case of grippe. Leonardi's Cough Syrup (Creoaot>;.ed) qqickly soothes and heals raw throats, cuts the phlegm, protects the lungs, stops irritation and bring* relief,1 If you have a tight goughj bad colil, grippe or hrunI chltis I get a bottle of Leonardi’s Cough Syrup (Crcusotcd) and Vwwraoff more serious trouble. Fine for whooping cough and croup. Tho safe, sure and pleasant remedy that you cun depend upon.. Pro­ tect your children nnd yourself. At your druggists. ‘•r r - i I \&Iet/lutcr5trop Ranor Brown Molasses, Brown Cotton Seed Meal, Paris Green. A-Full Line of Poultry, Dairy and Ilorso Feed. [DAIRYMANS, B f U S iS C kD A IRY y .F E E D / SANFORDFEED& SUPPLYCO. MYRTLE AVE. AND 4TII ST. JNO. W. SNEED PHONE 53'J YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ABE NOT SATISFIED Hnn't whJt a caw EATS but what ih« DIGESTS tlut prtxlucMnulk and butter fats ■m s NMMVlUt TZNN, 1i f f W T S B t for the advance sent sale. Orders i have boon on flic for accommoda­ tions since last May 31—the day after the 1923 race, which wns won by Tommy Miltoil In an H. C. S. Spccnil. , Many people in tho crowd of 150,000 who witnessed the largest nnd most thrilling race ever staged here, Immediately placed orders for tho 1921 race. These requests were filed In the order of their receipt nnd will lie filled immediately. All incoming requests will be handled in the order In which they nrq rejcelvcd. ! Because nil grandstand accom­ modations were sold out many days tbefore the race Inst Mny^ it is nnLticipatcd thnt this year’s early sea­ son sale will ho even more active. Hundreds who traveled many miles to Indianapolis to see the race could not be given their choice of locntion. The Indianapolis race, it is said, is the most entertainment for the money thnt is offered any place in alleged "naturals” mentioned by the world. Prices of sent ticket.! our correspondent. In ring par­ range from SI to $10. The show lance a "natural" is n match that lasts nenrly eight hours. Compared with championship automatically mnkes Itself nnd for which there is n spontaneous de- prizefights, automobile rnco fans mnnd on the part of the public. It purchase the best scuts nt Indian­ needs no nrtificinl stimulants, bally- apolis for the price they would pay hooing or “ribbing up,” If we may for n mediocre view of a few min­ uso another bit of ring patter. A utes of fighting. natural is a match thnt is made by tho public ami not by tho profess ional mntchmnker. It does not re­ pression thnt Senor Firpo has n quire the profound wisdom of a very good chance of knocking Mr. Tex Rickard or a Frank Flournoy Dempsey out and winning the hea­ or n Low Raymond to match r. vyweight championship of the Dempsey nnd a Fir no. Thnt contest world. He has. Big Lightweight Match. is n natural. It became one the moment the Wild Lull of tho Pam­ Our enrroswondent calls the pas knocked Mr. Dempsey out of Detnpscy-Firpo mn.clt a natural the ring at the Pofo Grounds Inst nnd we quite agree with him, hut September. The fact thnt Mr. right there his idea of n natural Dempsey subsequently flattened So- nnd our own begin to diverge. He nor Firpo did not niter that fact. writes: Neither of these prospective con­ Thousands of persons left the Poio Grounds thnt evening with the im- tests, in our opinion, is n natural at DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED (CtUianUrl Tit frotnn) kCottUms more tlun 7JT. DIGESTIBLE nutr'untv Dust chorol RED COMB EGG MASH rlsDUSIlESSt the present time, nnd neither would fill tho Polo Grounds or thJ Yankee Stadium without prolonged nnd sustained advertising. The pub-1 lie would rcgnrd both with a good I deal of aputhy. I’nt Moran nnd Ben - ' ney Leonard v. -*uld make a good j Gnrdcn attraction. Moran only re -1 cently has begun to rcccivo serious ■ consideration ns n challenger for the lightweight title. Prior to his 1 defeat of Charley White he wus just one of a field of mediocre con­ tenders. Stopping the Chicago 1 lightweight won him a lot of pres­ tige, as did his redent victroy over Johnny Shugrue. Still, the linking of his name with Benny Leonard does not make n so-cnlled natural nnd fails to stir the emotion of thfi fans to nny noticenblo extent. This same Pal Moran meets John nv Dundee at Madison Square Gar­ den next Friday evening in u bout, that may or mny nut cnnance ms standing in the estimation of fan­ dom. Tho two bntties between Ben-, ny Leonard nnd Lew Tcndler of j Sanford Loan &Savings Company ( I N C lU ’ O IIA T K IJ) Capital §100,000.00 * »» t t-# * 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• -• A— I The Officers of this Institution arc under §.10,000.00 Surety Horn! F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. -Phone 23 i------- J. I*. CIIAP&IAN, Manager How We Spend Your Money in building Studebaker dars i * | Who? I on Studebaker cars. But it’s all to you r advantage. It is b y th at spending that wc give y o u the g reatest value in the fine-car field, W e offer prices no one matches on an y com parable c a r s - T h at lavish spending led people last year to pay $200,000,000 for Studebaker cars. A nd that volume brings our prices dow n to wiiere they are, $50,000,000 in plants Substitutes are gener­ ally more expensive in the end than genuine arlicles. Housewives have learned — they KNOW this is true 1 * where bakings are con­ cerned. Self rising flours are classed as substitutes for plain flour and good baking powder. The use of these special mixtures is very liable to result in false econ­ omy, failures and waste on bake day. • •. •*. Remember there is a big difference, in many ways, between biscuits and other bakings made from these so-called self-rising flours and those made from good plain flour and a de­ pendable leavener. Try •. the experiment—make . ’ a baking from each— convince yourself. • You will find the baking made from flour and baking powder far more attractive in appearance. It will raise higher— retain its full food value and taste better. For best results, do not fail to use Calu­ met, the Economy Baking Powder, and a reliable brand of plain flour. • Just think of it—the sale of Calumet is 2Mi times as much as that of any other brand. It contains only such ingredients as have been officially approved by the United States Food Authorities. It is pure and sure^ • .* You save when you buy it—-you save when you use it. PACKED IN TIN -K E E P S STRENGTH IN . Why people buy 150,000 yearly T Is true tha? w e spend lavishly i NEW YORK. Jan. 29—That the outdoor Reason of 1921 may sen new records made In the matter of attendance and gate receipts is en­ tirely within reason. It is safe to sny that the number of persons that witness the second meeting between .luck Dempsey and Luis Angel Fir po will he limited only by the ca­ pacity of the arena in which the battle is held. This contest drew approximately 85,090 at (lie Pub Grounds last summer amt between 25,000 ami 50,000 were turned away.. Tex Rickard believes tlmt the second meeting would record an attendance of 150,000 if there were a stadium that would hold that many. This bout is one of a number of Sharpens the blade in the razor without removing It. Quick. Convenient. Easy to clean. Complete sets— razor, with strop and extra blades, $1.00 and up. *1 Bit WHIR MOUD COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jrtn. 29— Ohio State University mndo net profits of $174,250 on its Rcvongame football schedule last year according to figures announced today. Total receipts for the season nnd tho combined attend­ ance far the-home*gnmos both showed A alight docreaso over tho 1022 season. The officnil at­ tendance for the five home games litst Fill! totiited (48,112, ns against 100,457 for the five games in the stadium in 1922, when It was completed. Gross football receipts for 192.1 were $275,571, ns compared with $.110,984 for tho preceding season. An in the case of the nt tendance, the 1922 figures were swelled considerably by the stadium dedication game with Michigan which alone attracted 73,000 spectators, nnd yielded approximately $150,000 at the gate. Will Be Greatest of King Bouts This Year Complete in Itself i Football at Ohio State Makes Huge Profits in 1923 INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 29-Tho first sign of spring is the opening of the sent silk* for tha internation­ al 500-mile nutompblw race, which wilt he held at thelndinnapolis Mo­ tor Speedway, ns usual, on May 30. The sale opened yesterday, tho earliest date the pasteboards for the great automobile racing event over have been passaLj over tho counter. Even before any • preparations for the race have been made at the historic two nnd one-half mile bricked track, tho office of tho Ifirn la s t sui l e d wera both naturals.' Tho promoter*, did not'havo to worry about awak­ ening public interest in those a f­ th e h g i fairs. Lew Tettdle’* was o formid­ able contender, and the battle o f 1 the vacancy brought about when 1922 in Jersey came a fte r n year of thp Union M declared Battling Siki no squabbling thnt engendered suffic­ A n o th e r w a y R e d C o m b ’ longer J l light-heavy* 7eight ‘_~' champion Ph ient hard feeling to whet the pub* E g g M < uh e x c e l* — of tho world. The meting a t which lie appetite. The Tendloriten alleg­ Rad Comb WWW Hlki was relieved of his crown was ed that Benny had run out of a EOft Wash, 5 i contain c hold In Paris on Nov. 17 of hut match wth Lew In Philadelphia on contains ho , year, and Ut that time the delegate* the pretense of having nn injured dust nor decided that a European champion thumb. Lew grabbed Benny’s for­ filler H, shouki be named and that the new feit, amounting to $5,000, and thlv tit|oholdcr would meet nn American started n controversy that lasted named by the American branch of until they finally faced each other the International Union, for the world's title. All European organi­ in the ring. ■—tM .W AMi •? WW MM* and zations affiliated with tho internat­ Men nre wearing clocked socks mdkiti (* IA#KM iwn *t tkt thmt, ional body nre to name a candidate ngnin. Bettor pot good quality or In u t« REDCOMB far QUALITY «!* Eire( « «h>»rLh t a , F.b. 15. The nominations will not be re­ the clocks may run. stricted to those countries which are members of the central organi­ zation, hut will be open to all. After Coming Violet Brand the list has been completed, tho Ex­ ecutive Committee will study the Sale at Yowell Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED records of every man and will, or Elm Avenue and Commercial Street“Phone 91 or before Feb. 28, name the two Feb. 6th to 9th. boxers who appear to be the strong­ est contender* for the title. These two must then meet before April It) in a championshin match. America. T h e L ig h t-S ix m ore than any com p etitive car w ithin $1,000 of its price. In closed cars w e offer wondrous luxury. T h e lining is Chase Mohair, made from the fine fleece of Angora goats. V elou r w ould cost about onethird th at, saving u p t o $100 a car. Note th o se bum pers, that steel trunk, th o se extra d isc w h eels with cord tires on som e m odels. N ote that extra cou rtesy ligh t. Think what they w ou ld cost if y o u bought them. Then w e pay extra for continuous service. Last y e a r , 13,000 m en inom : factories got anniversary c h eck s—u total $1,300,000. A fter five years oi service those c h e c k s am ount to 10% of their w ages. , W e spend $2,000,'000 yearly on our co-operative w ork for m en. \ Every year w e 'give factory em ­ ployes one w e e k ’s vacation w ith pay. That cost us $225,000 last year. W c sell them stock' o n attractive terms. W e retire old em ployes on pensions. , A ll this to k e e p m en happy, to foster morale, a n d to keep m en w ith us w h e n th ey develop efficiency. The cost o f care Studebaker assets arc $90,000,000. In m od em plants and equipment we The unvaryin g standards in Stude­ have $50,000,000. Seven ty per cent baker cars are fixed by a department o f that am ou n t w as sp en t in the p a st seven years. S o it represents the last w ord in equipm ent. $8,000,000 in drop forgo plants, so ev ery vital part is m ade to Studebaker Studebaker is today the leader in the standards. fine-car field. $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in b o d y It has made this concern the largest la n t s , s o S tu d e b a k e r builderof quality cars in the world. leal a m ay be show n in avery body. You can find nothing in cars at $1,000 or A ll that la staked in a over to compare with Studebaker values. perm anent w a y on sa tis­ Studebaker sales have almost trebled in fyin g fine-car buyers bet­ the past three years. The growing demand ter than our rivals. N o t extravagance Don91 Buy Blindly D o such th in g s seem extravagant? T h ey are not. A ll those extra dol­ lars s a v e more dollars for our buyers. T h e y result In 'Ihe cars you s e e , in the p rices end v alu es w e offer. N o th in g else in th e field can com ­ pare. ■* ■-/«(*• * ^ 1 T h o s e values have re­ su lted in a dem and for 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ca rs p e r y e a r . T h a t v o lu m e c u t s o u r costs in tw o, as com pared w ith lim ited production. . T h e cau se o f o v er- ’ prices — under-values ■ is n ot lavish expenditure. S Is the sensation of Motordom. For 72 years the name Studebaker has stood for quality and class. But never so much as today. Then don’t buy a car at $1,000 or over without learning what we offer. % W hat extras cost Lack of vibration is a fam ous Studebaker fea­ ture. W e g et that b ch in in gferan k sha th ey w ere in Liber p la n e M otors. T h a t extra c o s t i s o v e r $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 yearly. M atchless endurance is another fam ous feature. One Studebaker Six, atUl in active use, has run 475,000 m iles since 1918. W e get that through co stly steels. O n som e we pay 15% bonus to m akersto get form ulasexact. B eauty o f finish is another su ­ prem acy. B u t that finish requires m any operations, including 15 coats o f paint and varnish. Our real leather cushions cost $25 per car over im itation leather. E very Studebaker car is Tim ken•quipped. T h e Special-Six and the B ig-S ix have m ore Tim ken bearings than any car sellin g under $5,600 in >L I G H T - S 1 X 5-Paas. 112' W. B. 40 H. P. Touring . . ’. 9 995.00 Roadster (3-Pass.) 975.00 Coupe-Roadster (2-Pai*.) 1195.00 Coupe (5-Paso.) 1395.00 Sedan .................................. 1485.00 of M ethods and Standards. It is enorm ously exp ensive. Our c o n sta n t im provem ents are due to c e a seless research. 125 ex­ perts d evote their tim e to the study o f b e tte r m e n ts.'T h e y make 500,000 tests per year. That reliab ility is due to 12,000 inspections of tfie m aterial and work­ manship in each Studebaker car be­ fore it le a v e s the factory. T h is re­ quires 1,000 inspectors. Being generous with men W e pay m axim um w ages— at least as much a s anyone else -will pay. S P E C I A L It is ( Lim ited p r o d u c tio n , Heavy overhead, ' Out-of-date machinery, Antiquated methods, * Non-economical plants, Transient labor, Discontented w orkers. W e’ve elim inated thoso th in gs. W e’ve done it at w h a t seem s to yo u a heavy cost per car. B u t each o f those extra d ollars saves $5, w e be­ lieve. N ote w h at v alu es and w h at prices have resulted. N ote th e am az­ ing demand— the overw h elm in g de­ mand—it has b ro u g h t for Studebaker cars. - S I X 5-Pass. 119' W. B. 50 Touring . . . Roadster (2-P asi) « » Coupe (5-Pass.) •• » Sedan . . . - H. P. - $1350.00 - 1325.00 • 1895.00 * 1985.00 , B I G - S I X 7-P.m. 126' W. B. 60 H. P. Touring - ,. . . _ $ 1750.00 Speedster (5-Pass.) . . . 1835.00 Coupe (5-Pass.) \ * . 2495.00 Sedan . . . . . 2685.00 (All prices /. o. b. /actor;. Term* to meet your convenience.) i ;.Y ..z$J SAN JUAN GARAGE Tv : — flie W o r l d ’s * . r- LargestrProdu ce *—*- ■■ {'ill Dealers . r ‘ ° f Q u a l i t y A u “ T1 '•*** f --U.. t o m o b i l e s �V »*c■ Nf. Vr'-^Sl BU T* L! * . V i •.. ‘i h I I Lr:'.| t: !-.' t' • i , V i ' t • ^ • r j ' j . ' a n i a l ' u ia r .1 1 : ml ganford Dolijr Herald FOR SALE ffa n t -a d r a t e s m is c e l l a n e o u s Terms: Cosh in Advance • e l r s k * * ^ «ol«- w ill Im> i f . —U p H (M M ( i t t e r w H a l r „ l. IrPtor « * l t I n i m d l a t r l r fa r * • flar ------—* ......- l°«* m tlnr ■ tin*•*"------ »—•— •------- * e * line I timra ....-------------------- ««• • lintf t T in rm —.........•—........ ... *le n Itnr niirk F ace T y p e double nbove Bate*. T11n reduced a n t e s aro Tor con,eciitlvt In sertion s. «lx word* n f , n vrrn gc length ° (rn cou n ted a line, uinlimmi C h arge 30c fur (Irsl Insertion. HI mlvertlslntr In restrict ml tn * proper olnimt flea lion. If nn error Is (iinilo Tlio Han#nrd Herald w i l l lie responsible for only o n e Incorrect Insertion. i]>« ad v ertiser, fo r sub seq uent imuTtlon*. T h e o ff ic e sh o u ld be notified Im m e d ia te ly In ensn of FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ^AUSAUE for Baio^T*uFo norfc sauMgo smoked with onw wood 3«c. la,, postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for less than 11 lbs. Satis­ faction guarnntecd. Mrs. Knoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ca., K. D. F. No! v* A »^PTED, Cnrmcn Gfnpes, Tree Blueberries, 30 per ‘cent off® Tree Blackberries. Best investpients, highest profits, nuick returns, quality plants. Original in- HELP WANTED bOR HALE—Or rent, id- acres Rood citrus land, partly cleared, h0MBC -nnt* °*hor improvements, 2 mile* from P. 0. Apply BOO Magnoliajkvc.Jqr information.__ 13t I OR HALE—Beautiful bungalow on corner lot .most desirable W»rt_of_qlty._E._F. Lane. b OR SALK—House, five rooms nml bath, modem conveniences. A bargain. Must be sold nt once. Owner leaving city; corner Pal­ metto nnd Spurling Ave. W. L. Davis. bOR_ SALE—10 acres Hammock in celery Delta. Number one vegetable land, $1250.001 WANTED—Help of all kinds by many business houses. If you are without a position, advertise on the classified page of The Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach thou­ sands. WANTED—Position! experienced cashier Or assistant bookkeeper. Box 30, care Herald. _______ WANTED—Men or woman to take orders for genuine guarnntecd hosiery for men, women and children; eliminates,darning Salary, $75 a week full time; $1.50 nn hour spare timb. Cottons, heathsilks. International Stocking Mills, Norristown. Pa.__________ LOST AND FOUND ROOMS FOR RENT AUTOMOBILES AND ARE-YOU losing an opportunity REPAIRS topsail your property by not using ARE YOU—Looking for a good room. IT you don’t And one list­ the ^Herald Want AHs. • The cost Is amall, the results great. Herald Wants will work for you quickly. LfrsT—A grip between Geneva and Titusville bridge. Finder lease notify E, R. Moore or Bob [tng at Oviedo. Ten dollars rewnrd._________________ [______ LOST—One child’s blue broad­ cloth cape. Finder please rcturn to 1820 Pork Ave.________ TUESDAY, Shirley Mason In "South Sen Love.1' a Fox picture with special .orchestra. Also A1 St. John Comedy. Free tickets for Mr*. L. Y. Bryan.______________ LOST—Bag containing money or­ der $3.00, also other change, owner Mr/t. Wm. Musgroue. Return to Herald office.__________ S ed in this rolumc, insert a small want ad and you will receive the best listings In tho city._______ FOR RENT—Two offices, gronnd floor new Bishop Building, 209 Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real estate or insurance. Will rent reasonable. .Apply Sanford Loan and Savings' Company.'________ FOR RENT—Garage, 614 Mag­ nolia. _ _ ____________ FOR’ RENT—Nice apartment nnd garage located on Silver !-nke; rent $15.00 per month. Dr. II. C. Noble. tfc FOR RENT—Two-room npt’s fur­ nished. Inquire^ Palms Hotel._ FOR RENT—Furnished bed-room. 301 Park Ave._____ _________ FOR REN*T—Two_ nicely furnlshed housekeeping rooms on first floor, $20 per month. 312 er 3M Enst 5th St. _____________ •_ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, with* or without bath; meal* if desired, by day, week, or month. Weekly rates $3.00 to ,$10.00. Daily rate* $1.00-$ 1.50. All outside rooms. The Lincoln House, where_tl\e_home Jolks_stop. FOR RENT—Furnished bod-room with or*without hoard. Apply 811 EJm Ave. Phone 251.__________ FOR RENT—Furnished room for light hounokee|flng: i*ar. have possession the first. 701 Mngnolin. i*OR BAUv—DeSoto paints and vanrishes nt Sanford Novelty Works, solo agents. lli-l-tfc BtTNCH dKAP'ES; d a y o f December, A. I*. 192.1, shoutil . “" t, Waekberries-nll varieties I-nrgo house close in, 10 rooms, bn ratified, approved and confirmed suitable -for home and commercial two hnths, two screened porches, by th e elcrtnrn o f th « t’lty o f HunI- lorbta, and w h eth er the planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ fruit trees, deslrahle place location ford. tionds provided or In mild ordinance* orous, well rooted plants insure for apartment, $5500, terms. *rfCr‘ TO AII VF.RTtSF.il*. Miotlld be l-Ktied by the City of Han­ good early profits, For fun jn. ford. Florida, In the manner and A Herald r e p r e s e n t a t iv e thor-* th e purpoiie* to mild ordinance* oudlily fa m lll n r Avlth rates, rule* One three room cottage >at Gin- for formation nml illustrated catalog provid ed und *et forth, and. |R<1 c la s sific a tio n , w ill g i v e • you derville, just finished, $850. Best No. 9, write Southern Adapted V» bureau, sa^l ordinance* provide fompine In form ation . A nd If of terms. ***r th e l**uauce of lion<l* by the ToU wish, t h e y w ill assist' you In ■Nurseries, Bartow. Fla. t-Jfy “ f Hanford. Florida, for mu* wording y o u r w a n t ad to make pal purpone*. In the total mini ^ .8 V rl:_~uB y Cnsh Kegiste.-; Two city lots on Heights. High nnd onfId!»20.ooo.m>. It more e ff e c tiv e . Maid i.oiul* to be of Cost $G0 when new. Will sell m r o n T X A T .t o t t e n . dry location. Cheap. tlm denninlntalon of Jtono.oo each, cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald hoarliut Inti re*t nt the rate of five Advertisers sh o u ld glvp their office.___________ and onc-lmir per centum per an ­ „reet or p d s t o ffI c e ad d ress as THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. num. Intercut p aya b le KeniL-anual* vr|l as t h e i r phon e n um ber If I*OR SALE—Rhode Island bggs L. Allen, Mgr, ST. PAUL, Jan. fi—Tho old ly on tile IIrut day* of Jrtly and IlifV d esire r e s u l t s . A b ou t one for setting 15 .eggs for $U». , K.ibl en tire Issue o f bond* common-law maxim, “whose tho re.tiler out o f a thou kmml has a bOU SALE—Two modern bunga­ Jtoa n umaary tu re thirty year* from the Mrs. Lilsworth, Itenri lull Avenue, lows, 5 rooms, bath, every contflfi'lione, a n d th e o th ers rnn’t soil is, his it is from the heavoiu a te o f the 1** a a ure thereof, both communicate . w i t h you u nless Sanford. Rhone 3303. 83-tfp. vcniencc, tl blocks from P. O. dprincipal . „— s--------------and Inter.Nt of *ald bond* to the depths of tho earth,” was D,ry know y o u r address. nt *oine hatiH In the overruled in a decision by Judgo SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 $3500.00, $500 cash, balance easy ttoltylie opayable All r ils r a n lln M n r e MUST he f New Vnrk. Htate o f New John C. Michael, of the District Sanford Ave. before buying terms. Grifnth-Milllcnn Co., 403 mndr In p e n a n nt T h e Nnnt o r lt. In lawful money of the Court of Minnesota, In a suit for liird llrrnlil o f f lr r nr by Irt3t u n i t e d State* of America, nnd. stoves. We will snvu you money. First Nnt’l. Bank. trr. T elep h on e d lsm n lln . W h erea s, u ea n v esa of tin* re­ damages brought by a local proper­ We also repair stoves of nil kinds, liners nee n o t valid. turn* of said elec tio n show * prlma ty owner after an airplane made grafanolas and sewing machines! HELPED LITFLE GIRL’S COUGH f a c i e that the r e m i t of said election n forced lauding on his property. Courteous, P ro m p t. E ffi c ie n t w a s In favor of th e approval, oibqi* The plnintilT sought nlso to enjoin llM-tfc S e r v ic e . und confirm ation of sold Or­ FOR SALE—Misstonaiy straw­ “FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR dDon in a n ce* No*. i*7. il*. 09 and Tn, ami the defendant from Hying over his COMPOUND is fine. My little berry plants well rooted, care­ In fa v o r of the Issuance of bond* In property regardless of the altitude fully packed, 50c per hundred, girl had an awful cough. I got « tho to t a l sum or (920.000,00, liy the of such flights, d WANTED . . . Florida, in the “The upper air is a natural herit­ $3.50 per 51. delivered. Mathews bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND, „ t y o f Hanford. Co., Tallahassee, Fla., Route C. TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a v T .T f V t f waD. I & i K S ’” ‘’i”' age common to all of the people and MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and row doses and she was greatly re­ N ow . therefore ,ln punm anre nf its reasonable use ought not to lie o rd er of the t ’ourt herein made, hampered by an ancient artificial ffANTEt)—Your old furniture. repairing. Cali II. S. Pond, lieved," writes Clyde II. Benson, nn n o tice I* hereby given th at the Mnrl’drook, Virginia. Tho best t'itlxen* Muny people In Sanford would phone 225 or Peoples Bank. nml T axpayer* of th e City maxim of law,’’ tho judge declared like to buy second hand furniture.' ______________________ 179-tfc remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ of Hanford, Florida, are by *nld or­ The decision is regarded as of BOMBAY’. Jnn. 29—New light ness; relieve* promptly and effec­ d er required to lie nml ap p en r.b e- great importance, according to L, ; fins been thrown upon the purposes Advertise your spare pieces in tho fol'e (tie Circuit Court Of tile HeVNO person need become bTildtively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND Ilernlil Want Ads and sell them J ml Icli'l Circuit of the State K. Bell, secretary of the Aeronauti­ .of Mahatma Ghandi by the visit of hendod. I have a newly invent­ TAIt COMPOUND has stood tho eiith quickly. Phone 118 nnd the want o f Florida, on the flth day n f F eb ­ cal Chamber of Commerce, which an English journalist, Drew Peared machine that prevents same. test of time, serving three genera­ ruary. A. 11„ I9 J |. at .............. 'clock represents some i,200 commercial ; non, to the imprisoned politician’* ad department will be glad to inA. At. lit Hiinfonl. In tho County of aircraft operators in the United former home nt Almieitabad. The « r y o u r nd.___ _____________ Wonderful for adding new life nml tions. Hetnlnole, State of Florida, then growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. mill anil tb lli.-re I* allow cu tl**. If a n y tlwy States. “It may bo 1interpreted , 1 * a* , “n reporter was entertained by tihunWANTED nil kinds of carpenter Price $2.50. Write for particu­ h av e, wh; s ibl imn.i* niuathi not specific d e c la r a t io n o f th o freed om di's wife nnd sons, and recounts bis and brick work, by day nr con­ lars, 8. 8. Boyd. Laurens, S. C. In the r ir r u ll Court of tho .Seventh in- v n iid n j.ii nnii '■onUrmvil. lot' tho a ir w h e r e b y a i r c r a f t m a y experience in the columns of the tract. 007 W. F irst St. Phone *10(5, Jnillrlnl Circuit of the S ln le of ''“ '"I anil ill.* sent i fly o v e r p r o p e r ty w i t h o u t b eing Voice of Indin. SALE—Baby chicks, S.” . riorld u . In nnd For Sem inole Vereen_& Hinson.______________ FOR Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd After giving n colorful picture County, WANTED—By permanent resi­ Silver Wynadottes, S. C. White CIT.VI 1UX. Florida, in and for tin- t’otintv of Condemnation of air ianea U not of the Ghandi homo and its sur­ dent, 3 or 1 room unfurnished Leghorns. S. C. Ancona*. Heavy t ’lty of Hnnftitd, FI i u IiIb. n m u n i­ Scinlimtc, on tb.* 13th day <>t Jan- feasible because aircraft can not roundings, Mr. Pearson writes: apartment, close in. Addross W, egg producing strains. Pedigreed, cipal carpiirnil<iit, by and llinuiKh iH&Ai V 11 l:’rV' i n o rm ndliero strictly to n defined course," "After we adjourned to Ghundi'a Forri-Kt Lake. H 1 1. 1 ‘hattc and O. J. E. W.. care I!crald.___________ exhibition and utility matings. iturnlialt. cuiuprlslng the I’lty I’um- L’l.-rk of lb.. I'irruit CoilnoV Ho- J wdgo MichnclV decision said. “Tho room, I sat under his picture, talk­ uf tlic I’ltj of Hanford, FlorHaventh Jn.ltolnl I'lrrnlt <>f Flor­ air, so far ns it !mx any direct re­ ing with his two sons und his sec­ Custom hatching. Write today miMaimi Ida. ida, In nnd for H.-nilnloe County. lation to the comiort und enjoy­ retary. Itnmcdas, tho elder son. for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, (!. \V. Hl'KSVl:lt. Jit . v*. SPECIAL NOTICES Box 18, Longwood, Fla. ment of the land, i:t appurtenant to {had just returned from South Afris ta te of Florida, ox rel (lenrgc A. Attorney f o r F. tltion'r. the land, but to contend that it i9 ica. THc younger son, Devudas, DeCottes, Htutc Attorney for tho I - i r .- 2 2 - 2 9 - 2 - f .- t l MELLON SLED—Tom Watson, Seven th .lioltii.il Circuit of tlm part of the realty, as niTecting the ' art! Dinni. the secretary, had been Irish gray Klcckloy sweet, Flor­ S ta te of Klorl.l11. light of air navigation. Is only n released front prison sentences of I To: 1 T in('1 1 1 ;•u* n o t ida Favorite, Gn. Rattlesnake. I Only 27,832 Persons UN HER WOOD legal fiction, devoid of substantial nine months und one year, respect­ Florida: th e City of H.iiifiu-J grow nml save these seed myself; merit.” TYPEWRITERS FOR KENT U Iti-r.-a*. n ;K'titlon 11 ively. money cannot lmy any better. 50 In 111u iiliov.' ). .it l! !t<l 4”iiu by the Receive Treatm ent in Judge Michael raid that while "I asked if Mr. Glutted I desired da, by und cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, t r 1 il. Fit of Hutii'U i i r y there was Homo danger to persons India's complete separation from High class Underwood Typewriters Fla,____________ Fla. Hospitals 1922 Hi rou eli Kotri *t 1*1..tn. S. i>. Clia*.' and property from aircraft, acci­ the British Empire. “No," replied for rent to relinblo parties. mul . *. J. M irHli'itl. *'or FOR SALE—Car load celery, wire I’lly . ’nmnil*.*l- Ill of IIIits dents were infrequent nnd “this Devadas. “he wishes only the selfTALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Jan. 29— tin- fart f.i just arrived. Get our prices Bill I'.jr.l Florida, t'.'.ling forth hazard is infinitely less than en­ Underwood Typewriter Co. In thr.nirli- Only 27,832 persons were given countered in every walk of lifo government enjoyed by Australia Unit ;:iu ..l.-«-tic>0 Hit* liebl *5 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. Implement & Supply Co. and New ZoAhtnd. lie ray* that if oqt tlie Clt.v ..I H of rd, Florida, on the English become Indinnir.ed, we WE ARE now ready to take or­ tb.- n t h day of January. A. l>. 1921. to determ ine whether that eerta ln can accommodate them. If they ders for R. I. Red Chickens nt ordinatie. nnmloTed 07. entitled: wish to tuniuin in Imki along with 15 cents each. .Mrs. W. R. Guorry, "An i qdln.’tit'e I'rovtdlng for t h e . their own civilization, we have no Route 1, Sanford, Fla. At i|lil*llinn t*n l l..)tntiHalltlit'lll of u POLITICAL W ai. r Wort.- f : .nt or I'lunt* by Inclmlal jp„Uiis ■room for then!. FLORIDA MARVEL ■ blscki-ervy th .i'V lty '.a *ftV.Vbrir.''Flftritla, Kv.lai he h1oc1;«d_bjf_mmeeca;}«ry legal,re j “My. -Kw*»li*h ANNOUNCEMENTS plants Tor sate. Dr. .1. M. Adams, Maintained und tqieraled u* a I'tib- persona 'confined to** governnwtrt nnemonttf* , voter* "mike ll'elr itewspaper Yhctr lle Ftlllty. util Providing for tin hospitals within the state. Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fin. i Bible. Their views swing like -t is s u e of I'tlt IV II tul* by tile City The figures show that there were TOR SHERIFF. FOR SALE—Attractive bunga­ of Hanford. Florida, in the Hum of 53 hospitals in Florida at the end Chuang- Makes Amoy ■no’idulum, following the man who low, modern, a,bargain, terms. Three lim id r.d nnd S e v e n ty -liv e of that period, which were equipped ia a powerful orator or who gives Indian., the P roceed s to I hereby announce myself ns e Inquire 1103_Oak_A venue._____ Thi.tisnnd Contribute Heavily I many receptions. lie believes that be Derived from the Sale T h ereof T with 2,bf>3 beds, und the total numcandidate for the office of Sheriff FOR SALS—Second hand corru* to lie Used to Acquit' i:*tui>ii*)i. jjt.r W|- (|ays* treatment during the ! if India copies England she will h.< of Seminole County, subject to the AMOY, ChlnaTJnn. 28—All th* ruined.” gated iron and lumber nt a real Purchase and Cou*truct » Water year was 375,211. Forty-five of the r* e, » | Works Plant or Plants,” Democratic primary June. 1921. surrounding Amoy, includ­ "The English are too commer­ iluTkiLLQ: e . 'J ' 1-ahl.----- ----------duly pa.*Ni*l and adopted on tin- instittiliidi* were general hospital*, cc’intry W. A. TILLIS. ing Chinbay, is now in pAssesaion cial,” broke In Ramedas. “ Father 92.1. with 1 >2-1 beds, which treated 25.(Advertisement.) used to quote Napoleon, who call­ ed them a nation of shop-keepers. FOR TAX COLLECTOR He was fond of the story told of the Into President Kruger, who, l wish tn announce that I am a when uskeil if there was any gold randidate for re-election to the of­ in the moon, replied it Was ex­ fice of County Tux Collector of tremely unlikely because, if true, Seminole County, subject to the Ilia English ulrendy would have an­ action of the Democratic primary nexed it. They wish to convert the to be held in June. Ibitlnr*. the P ro ceed s to, . . . . . fowl sold in the market pays five whole world into a market for their WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL Thiitiaaml .JNO. D. JINK1NS. I , | ,. riv. ,t fpint tb,' Hale T hereof. 6 6 ,6 9 3 in Louisiana w ho w e r e c e n ­ cents, and every hundred eggs 2'J goods. We cun always understand BLOCK, WINTER PARK. FLA. to A c q u ir e , KstabUsii. fined fo r n total o f i,2ti8,2'JU days. fAdvejtisemcnt)_ cents. Firecrackers and paper pay them if we remember that money Ptirrl.:l .'.I.,1 .1 * 'east ruet an Kleetrle) Th(jrt, were 71 ho* pitals in GeorHilfCI.EKK CIRCUIT COURT’ per cent and electric current 15 is their god.” U n lit pud Fewer Plant or Plant*. . ■ , ...in ith, 4,184 beds. 20 iltlh |.,i: *.*l amt aiteiite.l ell tho lath £*•*. (-(lUIpl '-d Mlth per cent. From 10 to 20 cents are I hereby announce thnt I am a HOUSES FOR RENT Inv of Docombor, A. t>. 1923, nnd• Ihese included five on every pair of shoes (lint .i rlalu orilin.itieo numhorod 69, time.. In Alabania tme nmnner w:.s collected candidate for the office of Clerk " jjY householders' pay"two month* Colonial Dames Will ontltted: t peddler gives up two of the Circuit Court of Seminole FOR RENT—Desirable five-room "An Ordlnani-o I’r ivlulng fur the 53. five of wh'ch were governmentMeet in Jacksonville •, 1 ^ 20 per cent County, subject to the action of the modern house on Magnolia Ave­ Arqulsltlon and Kstuhllshment nf a controlled; ami in Louisiana. .19, ,((„ four of which were federal hospl.. iu inr(„1 „ . .;*.* Plant er Plant*, by th o City of Democratic primary in June. 1924. nue. II. Du Ruse. of its income. Hanford, Florida. l« be Maintained tnls. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 28.—The H. II. CHAPPELL. Hcneo rich nnd poor alike in Hint op erated an a Public F tlllty , (Advertisement) ami Pro\ bllng for nn [nano nf Ptl l Amoy are complaining of hard National Society of Colonial MONEY Ity Hi,ml.i o f . tie, City of Hanford. Engineers’ College to times. Also there is much rob­ Dames of America will hold their FOR COUNTY JUDGE FI, ii.Pt, in tin- Hum uf One Iltindreil bery, and tlie criminals are seldom, annual meeting here next Thurs­ 1 hereby announce myself as n nnd Hlxt' Thousand Dollar*, the day, Jan. 31, at width officers fur Send this nd nnd ten cents to I’roCeeil* ( i be Derived from the Get Road Conference if ever, caught uiul punished. candidate for tho office of County the ensuing year will bo named, a le Thereof, tn be Used to Ac Foley Si Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., GA1NSVILLB, Jan. 26—High­ Judge of Seminole County, subject Chicago. 111., writing y o u r n a m e) quire. F.ntal.Ush. Pur<dia*e and Conand reports front various commit­ U NIV E RS IT Y L A HO KIT KS way engineers, county commission­ to the Democratic primary, June 3, i i , i i„ Vo,, xvlll ro *(ruel n (la* Plant or P la n t* .4‘ tees will he heard. Mr. Van Win­ ORGANIZE. lt „nd nde|it.d on the loth ers and nil interested citizens are 192-1. I pledge faithful service and ad d ress clea rly. You wtllI rc der Shields of this city is president LONDON, Jan. 28—A Universi­ ceive a ten cent bottle of r D l . M h ; of n, * . miur. A. d . ii»2i. nod invited to assemble here Feb, 13-15 ihould you nominate me. o l d in a tier n u m b e r e d for the second road builders' con­ ties Lnhor party has been organiz­ of tho Florida chapter which ha* _____________ J. G. SHARON._ HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND; tb; i rertaii. ference to bu hold by the genera! ed which will select candidate* t.) 92 members. The society is now To.'he Voters of Seminole County: extension division and the college contest every University sent in engaged in helping to raise funds I hereby announce myself a can­ of engineering of the University of Great Britain at future elections. for maintaining Sulgrave Manor, didate for Sheriff of Seminole Florida. Dean J. R. Benton of thi The leaders in the new organiza­ the ancestral home of the WashCounty subject to the action of the college of engineering, and others tion nre Arthur Greenwood and ' ingtons. Democratic primary to be held on stinition and Biliousness. These Cmumiei nml Kqulp with the Nec- behind the conference, have prepar- Professor Finlay of Manche ster h.dnedi e**nr\ Kiiniltiir.- mi l Fixture*, a ed a program which they believe University, both of whom contested June '!rd. If I am elected I pledge Siip.moii nil I A bachelor is u man who wears myself t.i fulfill the duties of this w onderful rem ed ies n a v e h1t f,,1V l : Cii V Mall nul AdmlnUtratlon Itulld- will be of interest to every citizen unsuccessfully university seats in [two pairs of socks at the same time tnillions of people. Try them! Soldi ....................... to hide the hole*. office to the best of my ability. the h in t election. everywhere. I duly panned nml adopted (in th e loth in the state. E. E. BRADY. FREEDOM OF AIR AVIATOR’S RIGHT THIS JUDGE SAYS BRITIAN’S POLICY IN INDIA SUBJECT GREAT CRITICISM CO'M’b - W E 'R E T U R R IB L N “b H O R T - H A H O E O T O D /V f L-!)VVU i-L/SM' W E ’V E C O T T O D ELIV ER | \/W E T H E tiE . T W O R/\CKA.C,E^> Rt<7») H ^ Vq ; AW AY ' W I L L 'f O O Y V/O TAV;E1 t u f m n i l r 3- MIRACLE Concrete C«w I FOR SALE Ford Sedan i Chandler Touring Dodgo Touring Hudson Touring V J C L L J I’L L T A K E T H l 'b O N E ^ E F J N 'X » m O T L O T Qr- H E R V ti - g rrvz/fz, i, nW2 __ .rr.rttyA cement work, tldewlw% tag blocks, irrigation Tcrwilteger, Prop, ■' Lumbar and Building wartcr Lumber lax _ N._ Laurel St. -Phona' HILL LUMBER CO. Ha Service, Quality a'Ml" Phone 135. '• ' Serip|is-Booth Touring Studchakor Touring Oakland Touring CORRUGATED IRON R< ROLL R( KENT VULCANIZING WORKS COMPOSITION STRIP SHINGLES, WHERE USED CARS ARE PLASTER, ''aw ALWAYS BARGAINS CEMENT, NAILS. i TfBB FOR SALE—Or trade for motor ho.nt a 1922 Dodge touring car In excellent condition. E. W. MilCHASE & CO. J.*® Mean, Griffith Millican Co., 403 SANFORD, FLA•lit -rl First National Bank. SPECIAL BARGAINS 1923 Dodge touring, almost new 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like j n ow . Dodge touring, 1921. Dodge Roadster, 1919. Dodgo 1922 touring. Dodge 3-4 ton truck. Two Dodge tourings, 1920. 1922 Hupmnbile touring. Lexington Lark (sport). National touting, fl passenger. Two Worm-drive Ford trucks. Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Chandler touring. Ford touring, 1922, liuick touring, 1919, 7 passnnger. Buick touring, 1918. Two Reo Speedster Trucks, 1921-22. Light Ford Trucks. 1917 Buick touring. 1 7-2 ton International truck. Some of these cars were traded in un new Dodges. Most nf them have been left with us to be sold nnd npplicd on the purchase of new Dodges. They arc all reni good, having been reconditioned. Terms to those who can establish credit. 8onie of these cars can be exhanged for real estnte im­ proved or unimproved. Diamonds or anything else of value. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, In his chosen profession tlie Herald recommends to the people. George A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County Hank Sanford, ■ Florida Schelle Maines LAWYER — Court House • r !. r BUSINESS 1 DIRECTORY^ •¥ : v‘ •* You con find the name of m i f live Business Mon In SsHfarl m this Column each day. «.e:j i , Studcbnker, I’nckurd, Chev J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage •I miitd WHIDDON & HODI Tailors, Cleaners and 117 Park Avenue— Phone 3 — 2. Sanford Novelty ? t . - .» Works V. C. COLLER, Prop.1 General Shop nnd Mill W ockl Contractor and Builder^’,’] 511 Commercial StM ti*^ Wilson Welding & R a d i * ^ Works "It it’s Metal wo can weld it**' SANFORD, FLORIDA ... ----------------------------« STEWART The F lo r i^ ;; Flowers For All Occnnln— Members Florlsta Telegraph Dolivery Amiocintioa 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone ZfiO-W1 Hr Sanford Machine C oJ Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Hank Bid*?. Sanford, ----------- Florida • J'isil (•eurrnl M a r h ln . a i d Dollar W ork* Elton J Moughton " *t| ('rllntlrr C r l n d l i c I'li u it * 112 I'Iiiiiii- S n a la r f, d k j -PhdN* IBS- QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R ARCHITECT Ilrs t National Hank Hldtf. Sanford, ----------- Florida l.ttpitl null I.oiik i M*t *a .. Ilaai* W. A. HOBBS, M. I). S. O.Shinholser Specialist Urology, Syphilology, Female and Skin and Blood Diseases. Office 301 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER BUlLDINi MA O H ! N O U R E F R O tv \ T H E . D E P A R T LUr.tAT t l T O R E ? litK . S tn ra ra Con tract ur and Builder Sanford,---------------Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate L Insurance ^ T H U D B U N D L E A N D AOS < ^ 0 Cb/ACK! . It. C. M A X W E U L Real Estate und FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance t«oi SANFORD,------FLORIDA] | T SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO* E. A. Douglass. Get an Abstract beforeb pnqK'rty 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 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/998ac4ddabc42d6e2d23f315b287000d.pdf 7de01b625c815752b3b04369618eceb8 PDF Text Text f * , ■ ■ * : ■ “ ’'V ■«' . ■ . ■ ££ ♦ Ki.’-. ''y * T O im N W fW A P K b tc d b m i i ,. World's G rm test V tgttablc i Its R ichest Gfurdcn Land ‘ : : |" [ ‘ : "^ mm w f / 'I ) ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES fOLUM® PROCEEDINGS ON DUE OIL LEASES ARE m POLITICAL SORENESS for Annulment of the Naval Oil U ^ ^ fr o c e e d Uf Slowly In a ThlekeninR A tm osphere of PoUtieal NUerness. nateT eclin es FEDERALS READY TO PLAY DECISIVE CARD IN MEXICO Newspaper Mail To Get B etter Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 30—Be­ ginning Friday newspaper! will be accorded the same treat­ ment in mails as letters and oth­ er first class matter by order made public today bv Postmas­ ter General New. “The order means much to the American Public” said Mr. New. “I t Is ono of the most important and far reaching, steps in postoffico history." he added. It would bring the rural and city popula­ tions In closar touch. Newspa­ pers will be put in separate bags labeled “newspaper. * SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY $0, 1924 SHOALS LEASE SINGLE CORIES FIVE C £N T 8 Flan .Construction Florida Railroad RESIGNED! TOCONCLUSION House Military Committee Discussing Various Offers Today Now Has Four Bide Before It—Ford Won’t Ap­ pear. Committee Changes Many Phases of Mellon Plan But Uphold Proposed Rate of 25 Per Cent Reduction On Earned Income. Ry T h r Aaanrtatrd Prraa. I R r T V r A M w Ia tr d P rra a ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 30— T he proposal to construct 229 miles of new railroad In Florida waa filed today with the Inter­ state Commerce Commission by tho Florida Western and North­ ern Railroad Company. The road desires to construct a main line 250 milea long from Cole­ man to West Palm Beach with two branches to be known as Valrico and Callahan cutoff. The aystem planned will constitute an application said to be the only cross-state railroad in cen­ tra l and southern Florida. No estimates of the costa involved were filed. Organisation Night Is To Control ment of Celery From note County For* Of! FO RESTJA K E WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—HearWASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Tho inga on- the lease of Muscle Shoals Obregon Reported Advancing On way waa practically cleared Wed­ were brought to a close late Tues­ Guadalajara and Also On Rant nesday for revision of the income day by the house military commit­ \tt on tlM Wpbh Annulment Front to Recover Vera Crua Head of Naw O tfanisqlka tax rates 6y the house ways and tee after It had received another solution After an All-day Proposes To BMp No N « proposal for the property. The I n r Tfce A u n H a ln l P r o a I State in wWeh Secratary Danmeans committee hut Republican ary try For tho th> Rast of T l £ 1 committee which Wednesday takes NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30—"The K"Hcfusal to Bee) gn Waa Diamembers in two meetings failed Only Bent Q u llty Off up discussion of the offers now has decisive card is being played in the JAed on Beth Side*. . Will Bt SWppW. to map out a epurae to puraue four bids before it. revolution which n month and a against the united atarnl of Dem­ nr The A m e la t e ^ half ago. broke out in Mexico and The new proposal was mnde by An organisation waa foi ocrats for higher surtaxes than which has been thus far favorable Supreme Court Convicts Anderson Elon H. Hooker, president of tho WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.— ------ f, Im Sanford Momday night which those recommended by Secretary to tho rebels," said n communica­ Hooker Electro-Chemical Company, | While the senate approached of Third Degree Forgery In materially declared will aid i__ r__ Archie Roosevelt (anove), son of Mellon. Niagara Falls, N. Y., who said he tion received in New Orlcnns Tues­ | . rote today on the naval Relations Severed In 1920 Rcauas- ing the dlOcultiaa now fac “Splitting” Commissions. Clearing up some of the other represented himself with James G. the former president, resigned the sections of the bill, the committco represe day from Ed Dictamen, a newspa­ Id lease annulment resolution ed Again When Hughes Re­ growers off celery In this White, president of the White En- vice presidency of the Union Petro^ upheld Mr. Mellon’s proposed rate Hr The A aa e c la ir ! Prraa) per published in Vera Cruz. |<W Department of Justice ofceives Greek Envoy. The purpose off this organlxtt leum Company, the export organ­ incering Corporation and W. W. NEW YORK. Jan. 30.—Dry | (kills assembled Information, “President Obregon is now carry­ aa stated by tha. chairman, T 25 per cent for redactions on ( P r T k r A h m U I o I Prraa) tterbury, vice-president of the ization of the Sinclair Consolidated of libuincd through observation ing out his much heralded advance Lake, ia to control tl)o ahiptm leaders Wednesday indicated earned income bat changed m« WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Diplo­ Oil Corporation a few days ago, he Pennsylvania railroad. Id (he testimony taken by inon Guadalajara on the west front,” that William II. Anderson, celery from this county ffor the : tcrially his suggestions for a board matic relations between the United told a senate investigating com­ Hooker's Offer Instigating committee for presaid the newspaper, “and at the mainder of the season. of tax appeals. States and Greece were resumed state superintendent of the Air. Hooker's offer in brief would mittee. Tho investigation is being I natation to' special council same time tho Obregon troops un­ B. F. Whltnqr, Br., is the Approval was gjven for crea Tuesday when Secretary Hughes held in connection with the leasing leave the Muscle Shoals property Anti-Stloon League of New lumrd by President Coolldge der Generals Urbalejo, Almnznn tion of such a board to hear all received M. Tsamados. Greek rep­ tary of the newly formed body j in the hands of the government of the Tea Pot Dome oil lands. |te set for the government in York, convicted by s Jury be­ and Martinez have undertaken an contested cases between the in resentative in Washington, as it fa atated that Us member* —with his corporation being re­ U t court proceedings growing fore the supreme coart. Judge advance on the cast front with the ternal revenue bureau and taxpay­ charge d’affaires, and instructed elude leading growers as well ah instate for its operation. Ho and lu t of the inquiry. Bilas Tompkins, last night of third purpose of recovering the port of ers but the board was taken en­ Ray Atherton, who has been unof­ ■hipping interests. It is said to s associates woud plnco with tho gtrasn, Chicago, and Thomas degree forgery, probably Cruz.”“ Vera Cn tirely out of the Jurisdiction of ficially in charge of American af­ have the whole hearted auppqrt;off \ government 31,000,000 as a guar­ f . Gregory, Austin; Texas; would appeal the verdict be­ “No Serious Obstacles." the treasury department when the fairs at Athens, to act as charge everyone interested In the antee of good faith, and money Drnocrnt, aa special council, a good price for the prod fore Feb. 8. the dale set for "The offensive opened Jan. 19 on president was given powej- to ap­ d’affaires nnd interim to tho Greek of**>ped needed for the development nnd announced last night they had from this eection. ’ the pronouncement of the both fronts nnd up to the present government. point the board members instead operation of the project would bo rr’ eved, pressure t fin the he first decision to be made by time havo met with no serious ob­ sentence. of tho‘treasury secretary. A mo­ It is expected that the accredit­ tho body which furnished by the government. ia already in efffeect White House tu some extent Anderson Tuesday received stacles, but neither have they re­ ing of n minister will await decis­ tion to have the appointments con­ The proposal would provide for a hot Secretary Denby who the verdict unflinchingly. sulted in any decisive-advantages," ion by Greece of the constitutional and which ia beliaved will bring firmed by the Senate was defeat­ 50-year lease and wuuld include de­ dined the leases with Former desired results, la that n o ’ . ' says the newspaper. Should Obre­ question under consideration In about of nil branches of the Many Counties Are Lending ed. more celery wlU be cut and shipped* J Secretary Fall and Attorney NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—William velopment gon succeed in taking Vera Cruz Athens. Hearty Support of Idea Representative Garner, of Texas, project, with special emphasis this week. Tuesday, it ia add. General Daugherty remained and Gundalnjnrn,, nnd holding H. Anderson, state superintendent placed upon the production of Sponsored by Semniole Severed in 1920 author of the Democratic tax plan, were three cars shipped from \ wder fire in the senate. The Relations were severed in 1920 there County these cities and the lines of com­ of the Anti-Saloon Lcuguc of New fertilizer. A sinking fund would moved Tuesday to make the rate and Wednesday only two jarcstillation committee mean­ Tuesdny was convicted by a munication in their immediate ter­ York of reduction on cntyi^d Incomes after the death of King Alexander Sanford created which would repay tho were shipped. For the remainder while met and questioned physupreme court jury on both counts be That the Florida all-products nnd the return to Athens of Ganritory, it is declared it would be n 3.1 1-3 per cent, but the motion government for all money invested. of the week there will be no mom | ,icians attending Mr. Fall. severe blow to the evolution and' of... an. . . .indictment charging him Besides this proposal, the com­ dinner to be given to the press of was defeated on n strict party stuntinc. The regime which fol­ movements of the crop. Meanwhile,'* lowed tho latter was regarded as New York City will be a great suc­ vote. Motions of Representative thnt the insurrectionary movement * mittee also hns be.'oro it Henry Lako stated, that inquiries have WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.— would love its moral force. Gucril- commissions ncctinn withwith -A*10n former ! -plittlnK of Ford’s proposal of two yenrs ngo, cess is indicated by the many let­ Young, republican, North Dakota, bused upon military power with Mr. been received’ asking when mom I physicians attending Secretary league its position unconfirmed by elec­ ters that are being received from to make the rate 15 or 20 per cent la wnrfare would result, it is held, which is embodied in the McKcnzja will be shipped, stating In solicitor. Fall told the senate oil com­ tions. Recent elections now, how­ celery Thto measure, reported by nil over the state by R. W. Pear- also were defeated. nnd the struggle would he prolong- fund effect that the market will be snort Justice Tompkins announced bill. ] aittre Wednesday that Former ever, have resulted In tho estab­ man from various organizations of­ Representative LongWorth, of ed for an. indefinite ‘ ‘ ' .period.. I f Ob­ Anderson be sentenced Fridny, the committee Inst year, is said to Thursday. In answer to th Secretary Fall Is in no condiof n government in such by regon fails, however, revolutionary Feb. 8. Bail of $5,000 in which ho bo accepuble to Mr. Ford, pro­ fering their co-operution in the Ohio, Republican floor lender, con­ lishment messages, it in said that th a n lion l» appear and testify. ferred with the majority mem­ a way ns to enable the United be no nroro celery sent from leaders declare they will triumph has been at liberty since the indict­ vided it includes the pending Mad­ mntter. Hearing behind closed doors States to extend formal recogni­ Leon county, Mr. Pcnrman bers of the committee in the dny. den bill, which would replace the and thnt the fall of the Obregon ment was returned, wib continued. inole county for trio rest of ind details were not divulged. will furnish capons, sntHe urged that income rates be tion although the question of week. government will be n question of It was understood an appeal would Gcorgin plant bv the erection of a stated, The purpose of the hearing whether a republican or monarchial sumns anil sweot potatoes for the similar steam plant. fixed in copimittcc which would only a few days. Mayor tak e, in commenting u | be taken. na« to enable the committee to two other offers nro the bid big dinner according to word re­ assure passage of the bill on tho form of government slmll be es­ the situation, msdo It clear V Obregon Missed Chance. The jury deliberated one hour of The decide whether It would call the Southern Dower Company, ceived from the secretary of the floor. This would force compro­ tablished is yet to be decided nt such a move was imperative at.t “ It is now time to state," said and 40 minutes. Fall before it or appoint sub­ which provides for develop­ Chamber of Commerco of Talla­ mise with the Democrats in com­ Athens. The manner In which the newspaper, “that nt lenst so The “dry" lender may bo sent­ ment ofnlso committee to examine him in In view of tho special circum­ time. both steam nnd fertilizer, hassee. Ia-c county will furnish mittee on a non-partisan bill which growers and shippers are tr far ns concerns the east front, if enced to n prison term of from two“ and the proposal stances which attend Constantine’s tick room as suggested by tomatoes, eggplant, new ’ Irish of the Union Cnr­ Chnlrmnn Green has declared the handlo the situa’On indepen Obregon hail sent out during the and one-half to fivu years for con potatoes, string beans, garden pens Democrats have turned down nnd return to Athens in 1920, tho state to roundel. of each other will never cot first days of the revolution a thou­ viction under tho third degree* bide Company, New York, for the and cnconnuts. department deemed It important While physicians attending production of fertilizer. not be offered again. After before according recognition to ubout. There must be co-operat sand good soldiers against Esper- forgery charge. Other counties are responding will the examination, Bdward I). tho meeting Green said the take Into account not only tho part in tho m atter and the way wa i nnzn, ho easily would havo over­ The verdkit was teamed imme­ Pohcny arrived.’ tie would not splendidly with products that are full committeeMr. Hull on Fpnl Refusal would proceed with that to handle the mat come the resistance of tho revolu­ diately by the expectant crowd thnt hnd played in tho endeavoring particularly grown in their par­ discuss in advance what new Representative Hull of Iowa, n u few technical features yet to war Constantine will bring results, we feel sure, tionists who hnd sea redly 500 men leaned forward in strained alienee but nlso tho policy of tho ticular sections. By tho end of this etidence he might give. Republican member of tbo house be considered at tho morning ses­ continued. to guard that chief pass to the to catch the jury foreman’s words. military new regime with regard to the acts committee, who has been week or the first of next week, it sion Wednesday. “As a matter of fact," the mayor obligations of its predecessor WASHINGTON, Jon. 30.—Tho state of Vera Cruz. Of those 500 IIis voice was so low that it was urging acceptance of the offer of n is believed thut sufficient product i Tho committco voted Tuesday nnd said, "the crop here Is ahead off An not heard until the court clerk hnd muny were volunteers picked up on nnd the attitude toward tho Ameri­ will hnvc been guaranteed to make of Southern power com­ cove for annulment of tho naval to restrict tho interest whicji can Inst year and as a result has been .1 bee made them known by the nature of group i l lslowly »r„n« they thnn woulduscfui have been panies for Muscle Shoals, issued up an attractive and appetizing not be deducted from gross in­ can nnd allied powers in the war. on tne market along w ith Call,d, ileases proceeded Lues-1thp way , ' and j U(licinl in n his questions. U. 8. Acted Separately menu. following statement tonight: to that borrowed for non These considerations controlled fornia celery and has caused an “What is your verdict, gentle­ the‘“Hie ay in m a thickening atmosphere lay ntmospherc of battle.1 battle. Word hns just been received comes refusal of Henry Ford, ns business purposes. Secretary Mel­ policy of the American govern­ over-crowded market which In turn The revolution had been growing men" the clerk nskctl. cliticnl bitterness. . telegraphed nnd made public today from the Tidewater Glnss Com­ lon hnd recommended thnt all in­ the to shoot tho prices down­ The answer was riot audtalo be­ ment during the period subsequent served pany of Jacksonville in which it so rapidly that it to said hail Ob­ to come before the houso military was stated that the firm will terest paid during the yenr and to Constantine’s The senate again failed to act ward. Wo nro nnklous to get a return and prior yond the railing separating the regon not begun his offensive at committee, nt the commit­ )n •the Wulsh annulment resolulosses not of n business character Mnrch. 1921. Upon tho chango of good prico for celery and a price bench, jury nnd attorneys from tho affairs tee’s request, nnd make explanation donate 30 dozen glass tumblers, should be limited in deductions from to on after an all day debate in last it would have been only a ques audience, American administrations in Wash­ larger than it is now bringing will but Anderson, standing made from Florida sand, to be used ■hich the demand for the resigna­ tion of a short time the Vera' Cruz tense behind his counsel, evidently to its members concerning certain at the dinner. On each tumbler gross .incomes to_the ajn^unt they ington it was decided to adhero to have to be received for the growers • . tion of Secretary Denby was re­ forces would have undertaken an correctly interpreted the words for details of his bid for the govern­ will be engraved the following in­ exceeded the tax-exempt income the policy of non-recognition. to mako money. The chief ment’s vast property, and tre­ “The situation must be handled used nnd a similar attack was offensive themselves. of the taxpayer. Action by tho United States, then his eyes closed for ono brief flush scription: “All-Florida products mendously valuable water powor handled wisely am| quickly or | lunched ngainst Attorney General trouble in both camps has not been separate front thnt of the allies— and (Continued on page 8) complimentary to the press' so much a lack of men as a short­ rights ut Muscle Shoals, is not sur­ dinner tho growers will havo one of the ’ lughcrty. it was felt, might he interpreted prising to me. Mr. Ford is u wise of New York.” Beneath this will worst seasons in history. It now During the day Senator Walsh, age of war supplies. Ammunition as an expression of sympathy and engraved “Seminole County." man. Hu appreciates that he could be Mr. appears that everything will turn vm„ Montana, enlarged the area hns licen scarce anil for that rea­ support for tho policy of ConI’enrman stated further that not defend, before any committee alright for the best Intct sqt j •’ |of oil fields to be recovered by in­ son th e two forces have done little stantine, especially in Asia Minor. out of congress, the proposition he has plans will be completed soon for of everyone concerned.” ducing a resolution to assert more thnn watch each other nnd Recognition of the rogimo which the dinner and thnt the menus will submitted for turning over to a Another thing, the mayor faiafle (title to naval oil lands In Califor- avoid engagements for fear of be­ fullowiM Constantine waa withheld made un within a few days. corporation to be formed by him bo clear, and that Is that the grade off now in possession of the Stan- ing disnrmed if they ran out of beenuso of ita character, and when one of our greatest national re­ Members of the committee, who are celery to be shipped will be the cartridges. ini Oil Company. . the negotiations of a treaty of helping Mr. Pearinan with the ar­ sources for $110,005,000 les^ than rangements are: Karl Lehmann, Announcement wns made Wed­ peace between the allied powers, best or not nt all. No dirty stock Rebels Disbanding. Taking note of the attacks on With the launching of the offen- The Lincoln House owned nn.l tbo amount we are offered by secretary of the Orange county nesday that the Holy Cross Epis­ (ireeco and Turkey were under­ or fully bleached product* will bo : lim, Secretary Denby, after Itemling a two hours’ session ofj sive by Obregon the revolutionary operated for ninny yenrs by F. A. other bidders. Chamber of Commerce, and Earl copal Church of this city has pur­ taken at Lausanno It was deemed allowed to be sent away. " . chiefs . . are disbanding d a b .................... ■President Coolidge's cabinet, said the principal I.incoin, has been leased to Mr. “Doesn’t Welcome Opportunity" Brown, secretary of tho DeLand chased from George C. Chamber­ undesirable, pending tho conclus­ "Send tho best quality and aep “Apparently, Mr. Ford does not lain, formerly of Sanford but now ion of these negotiations, for tha it when It ia needed, and we rid Ike believed he hai, acted for the | groups they had formed nnd arc nnd Mrs. J. A. Colo of Winter Commercial Club. of Dnytnnn Beach, the houso and United States to take separate get what wo want,” tho mayor said j [best in the oil transactions, that he spreading out nnd refusing to fight Haven, who assumed the manage­ welcome the opoprtunlty presentad In connection with this an­ of making personal guarantee to nouncement, it was stated that the lot ut 111 Fork Avenue. The house, action in the matter of recognition. ns a final work in the matter. large battles. Instead their plans ment on Monday of this week. (Continued on page 8) out his promise to manufac­ Kiwanis Club film showing views which has been occupied by Luke After the Iaiusannc negotiations call for attacks on the rear guard ‘The hotel which is located on carry fertilizer or to explain of the government forces and the West First Street, will be operated ture cheap Sanford, will be shown at Mad­ Thompson and family, will serve and the ratification of peace treat­ First Street W ill .1 ambiguous provisions in his of |Ninth Anniversary ' enrrying of the war into new re­ on the European plan, Mr. Cole certain ison Square Garden through the as the rectory house where Rev. ies by Greece and Turkey elections offer connected with such manufac­ Be Extended E&flfcv m gions. These plans already have stated Wednesday. The dining ture. No definite provision is courtesy of the officials of the Arthur S. Peck anil his mother were held in Greece nnd ns a re­ Birth of Kiwanis will reside. sult recognition lias been ex­ been carried out on the western room will be operated under separ­ ir.ndc in his proposal for the manu­ big exposition. W ithin Short Time Acquisition of this desirable tended. and three colums under Gen­ ate management, Mr. Cole having facture of cheap fertilizer and ho Clubs Celebrated front, piece of property increases tha erals Dicguez, Ruelna and Alvara leased it to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. prefers not to come before the Public Is Warned property holdings of the church At the weekly meeting of tha Jones of this city. and make personal The ninth anniversary of Kl- do are harassing the flank and rear considerably and makes it one of Within a short time work will committee City Planning Commission Tues­ guard of tho army marching on A gainst Salesmen guarantee that would be binding. mis. International, was observed the most valuablo sites in town. begin on repainting, re papering day night at the city offices, fur­ “But by his refusal to come he Iby the Sanford Kiwanis Club at Guadalajara. , Although no price was given out, T h e S u n fla ln l I’ r***. and making alterations on the can still permit advertising agents Of Worthless Stock tho place is understood to have Thelljr United In the East. ther plans for the extension tof |th*ir luncheon this noon at the States extended In the east the Obregon forces hotel, Mr. Cole further stated. The to dupe the public into believing | Valdez Hotel. As part of the prodiplomatic recognition to Greece. east First Street through to Melbrought a handsome sum. entire house will undergo changes To help everyone to ovoid being ||tram, Hr. F. D. King, pastor of the are trying to (lank Esperanza and is some kind and when finished that he is personally guaranteeing The department of justice held lonvllle Avenue, were discussed With the purchase of this piece in order to prevent the maneuver duped by promoters nnd sales­ tlie manufacture of cheap fertilizer | Baptist Church, spoke on "The of property the church has increas­ the flexibility provisions of the and it is announced that within si the new management will have | Pesioli* Who Live Apart," and Dr. the revolutionists were hoping to for the accommodation of its for the farmers and effort can also men of worthless securities and ed the frontage of its property on tariff law to be sound. |E. D. i’rownlee, pastor of the Pres- receive Jan. 25, the date the com­ ntrons one of the best equipped bo mnde to have this proposition by other swindlers, the local Park Avenue from 100 feet to 187 The Norbeck-Burtncss farm short time this will probably be jammed through congress by a Chamber of Commerco will send feet. Arrangements have been in aid bill was favorably reported taken up by the city Inasmuch as ■ Ibyteriun Church, took as his sub­ munication was written, or the otels in the city. propaganda of misstatements not to those who make application, a l e t ‘’The Meaning of the Spirit of next day, reinforcements of -.won For the past few years Mr. and the making for some time for the by. the senate agriculture com­ nearly all of the property holders 1 I kiwanis." Tho program was in men from Tabasco who were ex­ Mrs. Cole nave lived in Winter based upon the nctual provisions 38-page pamphlet which reveals acquisition of the property. Rev. mittee. the methods of swindlers. pected to land at Vera Cruz. If Ilnven where Mr. Cole has hnd ex­ of the Ford proposal." Itharg of E. F. Lane. President Cnolidgo declined to concerned have signified their will­ Peck and his mother are moving The pamphlet was prepared by the flank movement and the front­ I Reports of committees were tensive business interests. Re­ into their new home today and discuss tho Robinson resolution ingness to give their part of the the Chamber of Commerce of the tomorrow. t requesting the rcslgnntion of Sec- right of w y . I bean! I.y the members of the club. al attack are successful and the cently he leased his picture show Chuluota Company State of New York. It tells what | >be athletic committee announced rebels cannot hold out, they have nnd other properties there and de­ to* be i retary Denby. aiucn correspondence irom tne Tho home is considered should do to protect one of the most attractive on Park , A senate vote on the Walsh planning Opens For Business investors I * golf tournament to be held Irt planned to retreat, gathering to­ cided to come to Sanford to locate. boards of other cities themselves ngainst stock and bond gether their infantry and sending resolution for cancellation of oil |Uie near future. S’hree new KiHe and Mrs. Cole ure both de­ was read and maps showing the Avenue. Following the announce­ Within Few Weeks frauds, nnd gives material upon out columns of cavalry to attack *ani> songs were introduced by lighted with this city and arc of the property purchase, jt leases went over until tomorrow. various zoning systems being used many other kinds of frauds. It ment Denby announced were examined. It waa a source Dr. Gardiner, song leader. Dr. the rear guard of the Obrcgontotas, optimistic over tho prospects of the was learned that plans arc be­ Secretary ID- C. Landers and Dr. F. D. King tho railways and the more import­ "Celery City.”. “ We are par­ Announcement was made on has interesting comments upon ing perfected for the rebuilding he had no intention of resigning of much satisfaction to tne mem­ ant towns. In this event, the light­ ticularly impressed with *'ere visitors at tJie luncheon. the Wednesday that the Petrus Manu­ moving picture frauds, frauds up­ within a short time of the church as u result of the oil reserve de­ bers of the local body to note tfegt ’ Among those present today were ing would go nearer and nearer to splendid hospitulity of the people facturing Company of Chuluota on inventors and patentees "buy­ and parish house. Definite plans velopments. many similar orgnnisatiqni Senator Wheeler, Dcm., Mon­ throughout the state which have has been bought by the Chuluota back” frauds, song writing swin­ and details, it was further learn­ V R. Hrownlec D. C. Landers, L. Mexico City and the capitol would of Sanford,” said Mr. Cole. Pyrites Brick Company which will dles, frauds on nuthors and swind­ ed, will be given out at a later tana, introduced n resolution call­ been formed for a longer time '• Reboot. C. J. marshal). R. W. bo in danger. * ___ ling operations of publishing con­ ing on the President to obtain tho than td l local one, have nut occomopen the plant at ail early date. AMENDMENT FILED "M"*. H. Ovcrlin, J. P. Hall, A. resignation of Attorney General lished as much as the Sanford . The former company has had Its cerns, real estate frauds, merchan­ date. k. Russittor, L. B. Steele, Forrest Bok P w e Committee Daugherty. Ilf T h r Aaaorlatrd Prraa. plant idle for some time but under dise swindle^ ,and bucket shops in b. • M. Ciillion, A. P. Connelly, BANDITS ROB BANK.' ody. The local body has been in Counsel for Albert B. Fall ask­ existence Jan. 30.—Indicating tho new ownership will open for stock and cotton. Authority theATLANTA, r. I». King, S. M Lloyd, A. C Fort, Questions for only a short time yet ed senate oil committee to take business within u few weeks. The lino of defense in the $500,000 The title page reads “A Warning (Hr The AaaiMlalr! Prraa) Lane. T. L. Dunms, II. H. its work has been the subject of Mr. Fall’s testimony in his room firm will manufacture in large suit filed ngainst Asa G. Candler, to Investigate Before you Invest , JcCaslin. W. D. Gardiner, Jno. D. CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 30.—Two (II, Thr ,\»««rlalril much praise by the members of K'nkin*. W. J. Thigpen, H. C. Long, WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—The Sr., Atlanta, by Mrs. Onczima Do quantities building brick mnde by in Securities or Buy Merchandise unmasked bandits early Wednes­ where he is ill. Carrying $729,858,451, tho post­ the City Commission and other l; G. Sharon, A. Rnffeid, Shellc Senate committee investigating Bouchel of New Orleans, for al­ the hydraulic pressure method and From Unknown Concerns or En- day held up the Farmers’ Bonk city officials. Jair.cs, T. W. Lawton, R. H. Berg, propaganda was confronted »*‘-‘1** leged breach of promise, attornics also using what is known as the gago in Business Transactions in Jasper, Tcnn^ and escaped with offico und treasury appropriation The board voted to approve tha bill was reported to tne house. live steam cUred methods. for Mr. Candler filed with United With Strangers With Comments $10,000 in currency. | "• M. Scott and B. D. Caswell. nesday with the question of de­ States Judge Sibley Wednesday ordinance of tho city known An Investigation of the air serv The plant of the company is termining its authority impure an amendment to the original peti­ qdvantageously located and its new Upon Fraudulent Methods, Sour­ A posse overtook and captured ice was demanded in the house riumber 73 which provides into the proceedings whereby plans tion answer asserting that ut the owners are confident thnt the ces of Information and the Work the men at Whitwell, 10 miles by Representative Nelson, Re­ the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad King Invited To S t submitted of Chamber of Commerce." Copies north of Chattanooga. Company be allowed to build an under the Bok publican. Wisconsin. time of Candler’s engagement to company will be a success. It was can be secured without charge by award were eliminated. It industry track on the south side off Augustine’s Pageant Henry Ford informed the house marry the Now* Orleans’ woman, further announced thnt, an offi;o addressing the Chamber of Com­ DEMURRERS SUSTAINED. Commercial Street. I t was rec­ planning later in the day to r she was legally married to Adelrhe in Sanford will be opened soon military committee he thought merce of this city. suirie the examination bf Either Rocquet of New Orleans. llj T h r A H i w I a l r l I ’ rtaa) it unnecessary to appear in con­ ommended, however, that^the com­ where the representatives of the (H r T h r A»ai>rla(rd P rra a ) south pany place the track on U>q sac company will bo glad to receive ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 30.— I-avett Lnpe, member in charge or TO ASK INVESTIGATION. WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—The nection with his Muscle Shoals 13 feet instead of 15 fe«t as g bid. , nee D0 t a on celebration commit* the policy committee of awardAMERICAN RELEASED. their patrons. supreme cuurt of the District of committee took The house ways and means vided in the ordinance. (II, The Aaaorlnlril Prraa) ■** " ednesday cabled an invita- The under advisement Tuesday nftcr Columbia Wednesday sustained committee decided sin a rate of It wus also asked that the I lit T h r A M o ela lril P rraa) WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Dem­ r°n. to the King and Queen of MARKETS WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Cor­ the demurrers of Benedict Crowell, 25 per cent for the reduction of ent track be removed from 7*'.? to attend a pageant here brief public session during which ocratic leaders In the house an­ ent location so as to allow e tax on earned incomes. liss H. Griffis, American, who utApril 8. 9 and 10 of this year re­ Miss Lape raised the po»»( I I , T h e .laau elalrtl I'r r a a ) nounced Wednesday they would former assistant secretary of war The senate veterans’ committee apace between the two tracks tempted to kidnap Grover Cleveacting the landing of Ponce de ........ ^ report with the passage of three vehicles CHICAGO, Jan. 30.—Wheat, attempt to have a special commit­ and six others indicted with him In 1Ue<1 Comptroller Dawes filed Us preliminary Innf Bergdoj'J |n Germany, has May , “ on on Easter Sunday, 1613, and 1.10 to, 1.10 1-8; July 1.08; that yesterday’s branch ban* the cases growing out of the build*. | scores of recommendations far allow more room for loading •“unding of the city by Menendcz cision of the supreme court been released from prisbn by the Corn. May 80 to 80 1-4; Oats 48 tee appointed to , investigate the ing of war-time cantonmonta. bettering vetorana’ welfare work, poses. ,kl‘565 and other events remark- would require no c.wnge in ms German government, the state de­ affairs of the shipping board. partment wns advised Wednesday. 7-8 to 19. *r!e *n tho history of America’s ruling*. oldest city. « ANDERSON FOUND GUILTY CHARGE OF “S P I L L I N G ” U. S. AND GREECE RELATIONS AGAIN S PRESS DINNER NOW RECEIVING MUCH SUPPORT Lincoln House Is L e a se d b y Party Front Winter Haven Episcopal Church Acquires Valuable Piece of Property Washington News R ,sL 1 • *f V ■ S t �MM North Moore, president of the Na­ South Florida"will tion Council of Women of the# Jennings, candidate convene hare today for a meeting United State* announces that ar­ the Democratic nomination for gov­ of three cfys. through the* 31st. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jan. 20. ernor at the June primaries is TA lI a HASSEE. Flo. Js«. 29. rangements are* well underway for The sessions will be held In St. An­ drew's church. v —Tho state board <rf education carrying his fight into South Flor­ —.Crime Is on the decrease in Flor­ tho fifth quinquennial convention The Daughters of the King and bss gone on record as endorsing ida thia week, with a epeaklng pro­ ida, so far as state offences are of tho International Council of . Fox S lth Anniversary concerned, according to records of Women to be held in Washington the Church Service League .meeting the general Idea of the educational gram which will keep him busy un­ convictions and commitments in simultaneously, will hold their sessurvey of Florida as it was {ex­ ■ 'n ‘UUB* 'n j u y i |> w iu n v iu mh . ii W m .'|lo» Prevent* in May, 1025. The National Coun­ sions in the Episcopal House of plained to that body by membera til Saturday. Mr. Jennings opened the state prisop as compiled In the cil with a membership of 11,000,000 prty er nntj gt> j 0|,n*g Church, re­ of the'executive committee of the his South Florida speaking engage- state prison office here. These SMrley 'Mason in ». # _ figures show that there were forty- American women, is a member of spectively. Florida Educational Assodtlon at ments Saturday with a» ».u, talk before j four ]eM commitments dn 1923 the International Council which The ftt. Rev. Cameron Mann, D. a conference hero a few days ago. the United Commercial Travelers'than during tho previous yeaVaitd has a membership of 10,000,000 “Snuth Sea Love” D., bishop of South Florida, Is The scope, a^d purposes of the women in foreign lands with Lady . . . Friday. scheduled to deliver his annual ad­ proposed survey were discussed in Tampa. He remained in Tampa *144 less than in 1921. Aberdeen of Aberdeen and Temair, y Luncheon of Chamber of dress a t the opening session of the by several educators with mem­ and vicinity over tha week-end, i Last year’s •commitments to- Scotland, am president. The quin­ A story o f the Bouth Res I«tin4a> i a t 12:15 at Valdes Hotel, convention a t 7:30 M., Tuesday, bers of the board, among those T h rill, 45,1V ^ RJparf i 1with 435 for quennial meeting is held but mice Advsnture, Romance. dance at Elks’ Club at Action. tho 20th. Sessions on Wednesday taking part being Dr. Joseph Roe- and was mCetifig the voters here every* five years and previous con­ the Chib bouse. Mond.y throiighoqtthe.d.y. T u ct-, “ S a t l l n . y , , and Thursday are to be opened with mar, former chairman of the ex­ ventions have* been held in London, the sacrament of the Holy Com­ ecutive committee; Messrs. O. I. day his schedule calls for a speech tho gateway to Florida for the Berlin, Rome and Kristians. This KVICB RESUMED munion nt 7:30 A. M. Corporate Woodley, editor of tl\« Florida Ed- at Bradentown, ■ “snowbird" clement, contributed if tho first international meeting 8pedal Music by Orchestra i March 3, the Steamship communion of the Daughters of uactlonal Association, Journal, R. Wednesday at‘ Sarasota, Thursday largest nuiAber, with a total o f 74. that has ever been hold in thU w ith the P icture St nlnht S g the King and the Chuncn Service ______ t Dado sent up 31, Polk 22, Palm country and eiub women every­ Evans, principal of schools at at Plant City and Friday probably ITIrea lo and zs p « „ . wm * S B £ S r & | So widespread has been the cir­ League will be administered at 9 M. Quincy, and newly-elected presi­ Jacksonville Bdach 21, and Escambia, the west- where are looking forward to the at Clearwater. The'Jack Matlneo 10 and IS C eS tt passengers from o’clock Wednesday morning, a t St. dent of the F. E. A.; F. S. Ilartfc- candidate expresses himself as be- 1ern gateway, 10. event with considerable anticipaloston every Mon culation of the novel that it seems John’s church. W ednesday. Charles J „ n- . fleld, superintendent of Lcon'coun- ing with the evidences of i. ' A* striking feature - i . delighted — ».4.u,v of **» the *••« rec,w- tion and are fthring' Mrs. Moofe from Boston to PhUadacI- unnecessary to detail the compli­ . ‘‘CUPID'S KIUEIU.v - Id ty schools, and L. G. Thonfas, prin­ support for h»s candidacy, which , ords' is that seven of the counties and the quinqueenial committee, . Thursday. Connection cated twista of fate that followed j with the steamship sailing Mark Sabre through and Just be­ Maitland Scout Troop cipal of the Tallahassee schools. ho is receiving from tall over tho sfailed to convict anyone for state Mrs. Nathaniel E. H arris of Brad­ Every effort is being made by state. He has recently visited' offcncer. These were Collier, Dix- ford, Pa., chairman, splendid co-.. . = Jacksonville every Thursday yond tho period of the War. Not Carries Registration those behind surve to com­ Central Florida end the cast const,! le, Glades, Hendry, Lafayette, openration in their efforts to make ~ find the survey only ore they all included in the Philadelphia Monday this tho most notable gathering of I thus affording through film, but even the language of-the Figures Over the Top plete the work within the next 12 filling a number of speaking on-i Monroe, nnd Okeechobee, control!. months, it is stated. , gagemente and meeting the voters. ‘ Tho complete record by counties women ever held anywhere to the 'Thrlpa on roses may be COnl flrora the South ^to Now quthor is retained in almost every world. • “F spraying with tobacco — 11 » •fnHntrr: Tho movement was put under subtitle. These latter might well At n meeting of the scout exec­ tracts. Alachua, 13; Baker, 2; Bay, bo studied thoughtfully by tho utives of the Sixth Region, which wny about three months ugo by Fumes Meant fo r R ats Bradford, 0; Brevard, 12; Broward the education association with a rank and file of subtitle composers., includes North and South Caro­ tOLAY WILL MEET Pruning out of dend wood, givln Soldiers 2; Culhinir, 5; Charlotte, 2; Cit- a clean-up ford Chapter, Order of The cast, with minor exceptions, line, Georgia and Florida, one of campaign to enlist a large num­ Hurt French of bordcaux on5 __ iur, 1; (’lav, 2; Columbia, 0; Col­ keeping tho spray ber lay members in that organiza­ ' will hold a special meet- is one of the most evenly capablo the objectives was to pu trees healthy, theso nro Coming Violet Brartd tion with the view of. obtaining luasday night a t tflb Mn- th a t has presented a picture on Scouting by adding 6,000 Scouts to , HAVRE, Jan. 29-Tho danger of °! r11)n,fo; a U 1,e£ oto* things necessary in preventing Sale a t Yowell Co. general co-operation or the cltlfumiguting the holds of ships to ex- <I1,?1'0; *. lalL Tne Majority Service Broadway in some time. Partic­ the Southeastern district, each withertip and other citrus dis­ *ron£lln, -; Gndsdcn, eases. [DsMolay degree will be ularly did Percy Marmont, as Mark council*in the district wa4 named tens throughout the state in bring­ terminate rat* without-flrst clear-1 F“ J*,efr Feb. 6th to 9th. ing the whole ship <rf passengers Glade*, none; Hnmllton. 0; Ilarseveral candidates, Sabre, givo cvindence of a difficult a quota which it was to meet. The ing about the survey. and crew has been brought strongjdcp' Hemlry, none; Hernando, Similar surveys to that pro­ will begin promptly task well done. The Lady Tybar number of Scouts which tho cen­ ck and all members of Ann Forrest and the High and tral Florida council should register posed for Florida have been made ly to tho nttontion of the F rench10! Highlands, 2; Hillsborough, . . to be present. All Low Jinks of Dorothy Allen and before the first of September within tho last five years in near­ government as a result of tho re- H^nies, 1; Jackson, 13;* Jefferson, Masons are cordially Invit- Eleanor Daniels were other parts nmountod to 537. At headquarters ly nil of the southern states, ttr Is cent suffocation of several mem- :1! Lafayette, none; Iaike, 9; I.ee, s ! Leon, 5; Issvy, 5; Liberty, 2; particularly well taken. Monday we learned that'th is dull stated, in the effort to place the born of the crew of tho Caroline. Tho report to tho government 'Madison, 3; Manatee, 14; Marion, quota had been reached, and that schools on a par with the best in n- g JIAL .MEETING tne registration of Maitland Troop the country. Experts who make points out that, despite all posaible ! LI; Monroe, 0; Nnssnu, 2; Oknmeeting of the Florida Improved Film Type No. 1 carried the figures over the the surveys preparo recommenda­ nreenutions, it is impossible effect- loom, 5; Orange, 19; Okeechobeee. H Osceola, 3; Palm 'Reach, 2-; tions to ' the legislature for laws ively to fumigate one hold without Board of Embalmers was Comes From Britain top. allowing tho deadly fames to seep ' Pnsco, I; Pinellas, 15; Polk 22; which, when approved, standardize One gets perfect satisfaction, the other continued trouble i Sanford Tuesday morning The spirit of Scouting Is abroad the school system in terms of the through to other parts of the ship, i Putnam, 14; Sarasota. 5; Santa i an ^lamination to E. T. in the land, especially in the cen­ LONDON, Jnn. 29—Hundreds of Stricter regulations for "de-rating" Rosa, ~ 1; Seminole, 2; St. Johns, 1;«5 best schools. THERE’S A REASON ■ Pensacola. Members of thousands of feet of cinema films tral Florida council, which is wide ships nro expected soon to bo put St. I.uyic, *1; Sumter, 3; Suwnn-;a present to conduct tho nnd countless nwnke to the great opportunities The care that is taken of tho car is tha basis of tho scrvlc8 phonograph records, into^cffect. nee, I: Taylor, 1; Union 3; Vo- * itlon wero: T. M. Burns of are being carefully preserved by which is offered the youtn of today Theft of Pair Bools lusla. 14; Wnkulln, 1; Walton, 8; ■ 3 EXPERT WORKMANSHIP is assured if you bring your car to’ ? ----- Carey Hand of Or- museum authorities in London, so with the building of character and Donby plans to send thirairship , Washington, 2. us for service. and.F. L. Miller of Sanford. that , Causes a Commotion Shenandoah fdture, generations may see tho training of citizenship. to the North Pole next Is secretary of the how things were done in this ngc, spring. bccauno----the I Atliling tobaneo sauce to the cof-'H . _ Can’t go now --------WASHING—STORING—REPAIRING nnd hear what prominent British Eqstis Makes Plans STAMFORD, England, Jan. 29. ISorth Pole ii> In tho United Stater. |fee will keep it hot. \u statesmen had to say of present —For the trial of ono man, even­ .An t i -r a t c r u s a d e . day problems. for Athletic Park tually put on probation, for steal­ V Alvord of Orlando repre• One difficulty in tho way of this ing 'a pair of boots, the following _ the Alvord Sanitary Com- undertaking of Intcrprotng today to had to attend nt the quarter ses­ EUSTIS, Jnn. 28^Thls city has rf of that city, la in Sanford tomorrow has been found in the sions: tho recorder, the mayor, the —■ -oA i crusade against rats, fact that cinema films contract nnd acquired n 20-acre tract of land on deputy mayor the clerk and his dep­ a Pied Piper of Hamlin, deteriorate with age. but a British the city boundary of tho city limits, uty, n prosecuting solicitor, a po­ llvord agrees to rid the city firm claims to have invented n film on which prohubly will be con­ ta and toward that' end is that will not shrink und that is not structed baseball diamonds to tnko lice superintendent, an inspector, core of major league teams that two sergeants, four constables, 40 f.arrangements now. He is inflammable. may desire to train bore. Por­ jurymen nnd women, three report­ a various business houses of tions of the tract probably will bo ers nnd the official.-shorthand writ­ and making agreements GOODS FLOOD ENGLAND devoted to parks ofr.used for fnir er. esc firms to do away with grounds. Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street Ls by means of a preparnLONDON, Jnn. 29.—There is to­ A proposition also has been a p ­ SUNDAY CROWDS BARRED. i. mulch nis company manufac- day a new twist to the familiar proved whereby the city will take 'a t its plant in Orlando. expression "Made In Germuny.” over the Ockiuwaha golf course nnd LONDON, Jan. 29—Because var­ -W P H o N E -W I Under the English system of freo club house. ious religious bodies united in pro­ id Ducal Palace Is trade, great quantities of cheap test, the British Empire Exposition, manufactured products are IIUILDING ACTIVITY DROPS to be held in tho spring, will close iverted to Museum German dumped on tho English market. To jits doors every Sunduy. Tho arguthe casual purchaser during trio BERLIN, Jnn. 29.—Building con-!meat advance*! was thnt the exposlrWEIMAR, Thuringia, Jan. 29.— rush of holiday shopping the words struction in Berlin during 1923 fell!tion will be largely an entertainPROTECTED yand ducal palace in thia city "Designed in England” meet the far s«ta below u v iu w the u i u recoil.uf m u n i UI 1922. u m . m In Intent. sen converted into a museum eye. in smaler print below, almost the last quarter it wds jonly 43 p e r1 Gate ___ ____ ,____ receipts will__ he_______j seriously __ nfthe direction of Dr. Wilhelm unreadable, was the regulation cent of the amount for the corre- j fected, cted, as Sundays were counted on tthltr of the Weimar Museum, "Made in Germany" mark. sponding period of 1922. to draw particularly largo crowds. haa transferred part of the art * ' an of the grand dukes to the castle and has restored them jsition they formerly ocfien the dukes wero living i old castle. md Duke Karl August of Sa-Weimar wns the intimate ad and associate of Goethe and succeeding grand dukes were as of t$ t and artists. promised to be th e best pictures* to ‘ “be oAarvd to ________ Sanford movie______ lovers ' thli iretr, y l i r be the picture “If Winter Comes,” which will be shown at Milane Theatre on Thursday and Friday of this week. ........... ........ s pproductionn‘ noff ••If William Fox’s "If Winter Comes” has one cardinal v irtu e.' It Is, to our knowledge, the first motion picture ever produced th a t abides religiously by the Author's intention. It is an actual photograph of the novel’s charactors and incidents. Accordingly the audiences who, having read the book, assemble to sec the picture, will not be disappointed. The pro­ duction is leagues ahead of the ninety and nine films that unreel their varying fictions for the mo- w sw iay.... Two Have the Same Make of Car . | Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. C MAXWELL—CHRYSLER-CHALMERS 473 473 BONDS Wednesday & Thursday • ^ U lmb a id f a r m e r s ' IGSBEKG, Germany, Jan. »Young pigs, handled scicnti, can be made to take on _ t at the rate of two pounds f a day, according to government ex­ S film showing how this is done, wall as illustrating tho best of feeding stock and poul, has been shown this winter to farmers of east Ih-ussia. w .-. Ml FARMRELIEF Continued from page 1. awhile that the entire S25,000,) be made available during this _ II. ; President Cooiidge, has nrrangj «d to .have a spokesman for every I line of trade which deals with agnlture participate in the confer­ ee scheduled for next Monday. ^Although there wns no official nnj nouncement, it was Raid the repntation would include tra n s ­ ition, mercantile, warehouseJ, insurance,• farm implement and , Oquipmcr ' ' ' _ andP‘some basic ent, banking manufacturing lines. Would Provide Federal Funds The president's conference with tha four officials who investigated ' credit situation was said to have worked toward a plan by which federal funds would !>c made available to bank stockholders for ^^gocapitalizution of Institutions r/’whose reagurccs have been depict""“ “*1 Further conferences will be Id on the subject and some offiicUls predicted a decision by Mr. Cooiidge tomorrow on the form of Itllef to be employed. ■■ Legislation will be needed if the rm of government aid indicated _ determined upon und those tuvtaring its use believe the war 'finance corporation should be the 'Ogcney employed. There seemed be no doubt that congressional ! provai would be given to the r e - ! I ed legislation if the president I iueated i t Karris Speaks for South Notice th*t pending farm relief 'station must include the Southfarmer wns given today by lllatbr Harris, Democrat, Gcor- S g i^Preeident Cooiidge offered no lgeinent and aid," said SonHarris, "for the Southern former in his mesjage making a ppecial appeal fur the Northwestfarm er only. I shall support ation to help the formers in aection of the country and adequate legislation is rcc-1 ended by the committee I e x - ' . to offer amendments to extend to the Southern farmer." SPECIALS! IN THE SOUTH— MONEY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION EA R N S A H IG H WAGE white Nainsook, 36-inches wide, at per yd. 29c — ■ " " " w ■ ■■ * ■■ LMOST overnight vast changes are being A wrought upon the sky-line of Southern cities. New office buildings, hotels and apart­ 59c French Dress Gingham 32-inches wide at per yard ..:............. ........... ............................. 45c ment houses are rushed to completion to meet the ever increasing demand for business and living quarters. , 32 inch Cotton Pongee, all colors at per yd... 45c 35c Nurses Uniform Cloth, at per yard 29c $2.50 Ladies ail-silk Hose, at per pair.......... $1.98 50c Ladies’ silk lisle Hose, at per pair........... 39c The South can afford to offer attractive terms for capital—money works hard and earns a high wage in the South. Atlanta needed £20,600,000 in 1922 for new construction; Jacksonville, £3,800,000; Tampa, ?»3,100,000; Birmingham,{17,300,000;Memphis,$20,900,000; Knoxville, $5,042,174—and still the dem andv for accomodations far outstrips the building program. Men’s best grade overalls, at per pair..........$1.98 $1.00 Men’s Work Shirts, at each .................. 89c $1.00 Men’s Athletic Union Suits, at each..... 89c $27.50 Men’s all-wool Suits ,at per su it.....$22.50 $35.00 Mens’ all-wool Suits, at per su it.....$29,00 $1.00 Men’s Leather Beits, at each !.......... 85c Can you imagine a better security for your money than improved central business property in one of these great cities, property carefully selected by a house whose intimate knowledge of real estate condi­ tions in Southern cities is dtc result of 38 years' ex­ perience in this field? Adair Protected Bonds yielding as high as 7 5 , are secured by first mo nor^Jagcs upon the highest type of income producing properties in SouUiem cities. In every case the true value of the property is far greater than the amount o f the loan, and theeamin power far in excess of the greatest yearly interest an principal payments necessary to retire tne loan. The rigid system o f safeguards surrounding these bonds h;is been evolved from 58 years’ experience, during which time not one investor has ever lost a dollar through a first mortgage investment recom­ mended by this firm. ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON SHOES FOR . THE TWO. DAYS The Churchwell Co. Sells WELAKA BLOCK I t For Less In this hcohht are included thoit featuret concerning fr it mortgage inutttmmtt ninth art yital lo the inreitor'r n tlfirt. It nill enable you to select Southern mortgage houdl o f the kithtittyfe and tbul leeure a liberal income rub abio" ' lute tafety. I I 'me today for your copy. 77* (rr.,.'<C fmmmi-l n rt. 1 >WI e 't apird l1-.i .Xf.f ■, ,M M.( . in the > w u' Jt^v . ti­ ttle SiH^d. A iL ir Plmlnvn B vnjt, i t At South'i o i t i i t n o tig tg t in-rirvtmt hou,e. tnj mttiu-.fittll* -/#*»-><»• >, cur m / . n . r p n tn r r t U^tmw mm -fc I f your money is not earning os high os 7 ft, we would dd suggest that you investigate Adair Protected Ronds without delay. Thousands of investors have found in these bonds a means to gready increasing their incomes without sacrificing one iota of safety. A D A IR xR EA LTY & T R U S T C O . SANFORD, FLA. Hsalay Building ATLANTA f /.J i / �T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1984 nfarists Should AUTOISTS FIND p y Emergency PERFECT ROADS u 1 0 Accessories THRU FLORIDA rASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 30— * By O. M. WELI-S nancy cssendials watch every Chief Roadman, Automobile Clnb m at should carry in order t-j of America. 1 Inconvenient or dangerous deThere is no section in Florida on the road, are described in a with n greater diversity of scenery sment Issued today by M. O. than the route crossing through jQdridgc of Washington, executive the center of the sinte from Day­ {w d rm an of the American Automo­ tona to Tampa nnd the roads are bile Association. all hntd surfaced in excellent con­ • ' “With the new year many driver* dition. a « thinking of their cars nnd nf The first stretch of road giong t « reconditioning necessary to put west llnytnnn, goes to l)e-i 4 cm la first class running order Land, from county sent of Volusia' f ir theS pring,” says Mr. Mr. Eidridgu. Eldrldgu. county and Iprfng,” says and the commercial center! "In this connection npectatTtttentinr. of n well ________ .............................lion developed agricultural, should be given to the making up of rfckit for emergency use while on section, which has a permanent tlm road. The carrying of the few population of about -1,000. This is essentials listed here will avoid in'convenient delays and sometimes University nfcrious accidents, ft is surprising university. Stetson hpw many motorists take the roa I with n plant of 17 buildings nnd nn .while lacking equipment which mny investment of more than $1,000,000 is situated there. DeLnnd has a readily become more important I Jthcm than n supply of gasoline nr delightful climate the year round, being .........« situated d spare tire. | ■-« ^on the highlands of __ _________ _ _____ I “The ___ following should be in the ! central’ Floridai, surrnunded by of every motorist a t all tim es.' forests intermingled with orange addition'to the regular tool' ‘kit and grapefruit groves. Her streets are well paved nnd beautifully uipment. shaded with massive oaks. The “1. a pair of pliers. These will bo veritable network of new brick Aiund very useful in opening vac­ and asphalt pavement entering Deuum tanks, tightening bolts nnd in I.and from any direction is fast making adjustments to the motor. making it one of Florida’s most ntT _“2.____ A pocket flashlight with„ ex­ _ ... tractive cities both to the tourist tra celhl and For adjustment” making all, nnd homescoker. The College ladsbattery of repairs f BY BLOSSER FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS PcP, DO c o w r LAV E 6 6 S r DON'T B3TUSP Mg NOW.TAS - 60 An O ASK PBECKLES* ( VcOR QUESTIONS' Vt?U. DtO VOU FIND CUT VlUETUE, CONS LAO 566*8 05 NOT r— tels , enhance the . P°Pu,»rity tjf place. The Lakeland n u ti JI°U course Is laid out on 145 * of hilly land rlalnji from 25 t0 feet above the level of Lake & A bathhouse and bathing paVi on the Shore of the lake are n, attractions. 0( lag directly south from Haines City through Lake Wales to Scbring or.through Bartow and Ar­ cadia commence the southern route from Haines City. Continuing west through Lake Alfred and the picturesque village of Auhurntlale to I-nkulnnd, which is midway be­ tween Kissimmee and Tampa with an elevation of 227 feet above sea level this interior city is frequent­ ly nnd appropriately called "The (Jem of the Lake District." Lakes dot the surrounding landscape in FEW MINUTE? LATEB Is positively assured if you Twenty Years o f Successful use our service. VcS-TWEy DON'T LAV EGGS r TWEV DON'T ? Autom obile Building* AJO-F D E C k lE S S a iD ■A COW 6ET IM < a hn S ic k e n COOP?" January 23, Buick ccletrntca its twentieth birthday. Proud os Du!:’c is cf its crewth within the short space of two decides, it is not in its vnst organisation that Eulck takes its greatest pride. H..thcr it is in what these attainments indicate. Buick’s position of leadership has been achieved solely by the nrcomplishir erta of Buick cars in the hands of more than n n iliion owners. In their dependable performance, in their satisfying comfort, anil in their year by year fulfillment of every den.and ofmetorinj. Buie!: cars have won the place they occupy. From the rich background of experience—with all of its un­ equalled mcnufactuting facilities—and inspired by a deep sense of personal obligation to Buick friends, owners and the gener d public—Buick will seek ever to maintain on an even higher Jcvi l the confidence cf the public which it now enjoys. YOU MUST HE /H o w COULD SATISFIED ) r Storing Washing Repairing MAXWELL dangers of slippery roads and hea­ vy mud will he reduced*to n mini­ mum if chains are applied when needed. “fi. A tire pump. With the aid of a good pump much tire trouble and the ruining of tubes by driving ie very heat Battery is an them flat may be nvoided, "7. A tire gauge. Maintaining the right air pressure at all time* will go far to prolong the life of tires. "tt. Some kind of folding water 'e re-charge and repair all bucket for refilling the radiator. "This Itst might he extended in­ makes of Batteries definitely, but the motorist who carries these essentials whenever he starts out in his car will find he RAY BROTHERS has made provision for the major­ ity of huznrds encountered while ■Sanford driving.” iPhone 5-1& batteries 1 Franklin Brougham 1 Franklin Sedan 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster ist* nnd Sanford has become the ntcccu for great numbers who neek the enjoyment of a voyage on the great inland waterway of Florida. Fine hotels and every opportunity for outdoor enjoyment in the idea! climate of this vicinity are pro­ vided. From Sanford there is a good road going west from Sorrento to Kustis. There is also a good con­ nection from Sanford through Os­ teen to New Smyrna. Continuing south from Sanford the trunk line goes through Lake Mary, Alta­ monte, .Maitland to Winter Pari; an attractive location just west of the center of the lake region. There are many attractions at this result during the winter. Eighteen hole golf course nnd the many lakes ami excellent roads to out­ lying ' districts 'offer numefous tortus of pleasurable outdoor amusement. Five miles beyond the trunk line goes through Or­ lando. Orlando is delightfully placed In the high pine lake region of ven­ tral Florida, in one of the bifit citrus growing belts. The well paved streets and the many miles of tiled sidewalks, perfectly shad­ north end of Tahhopekaliga Lake. ed by giant live and water oaks A good rond runs from Orlando planted more thun It) years, make south east to Norcross and St. an uninterrupted natural park Cloud. Kissimmee is situated on around nnd among the nearby the bunks of Lake Tnhopckaligu, lakes, which have been improved one of the heuutiful chain that and beautified to a high degree. finds outlet through the CaloosnThe town offers unrivaled oppor­ hutrhie river into the gulf. It is tunities for complete repose and In the midst of tropical scenes and restful recreation. The hotels, surroundings .us weird nnd wild ns boarding houses and homes, shel­ exist on this continent. An inter­ tered by stately trees, surrounded esting side trip is through the ca­ by flower gardens, give the place nals and Kissimmee river to Lake a most picturesque aspect. For Okeechobee, thence winding the tourist there are golf, hunting, through the Caloosnhntchle past boating. Ashing, riding, driving, Forts Thompson and Denaud, fa­ nutomobiling, tennis nnd polo. The mous in the Seminole wars, to eighteen hole golf course is nn ex­ Fort Myers. The hunting nnd fish­ cellent one and lies along side the ing throughout this region are un­ beautiful lake and there is n com­ rivaled. In and about Kissimmee modious dub house affording ev­ there are brick and asphalt high­ ery facility. ways connecting with other near­ Hoad to Lake Apopka by places In south Florida. A good From Orlando there is an excel­ golf course is open to visitors. lent road going through Lockhart After leaving Kissimmee the and Apopka to Plymouth, Lake route continues south through Apopka one of the largest lakes Campbell, Loughmun, Davenport in central Florida. There is also to Haines City, There nre alter­ a good road through Hrlundo south nate routes from Haines City goto laike Apopka. TIVc'"(FtiHU"IThe iJng>.,ft usWi twie ... through - Wintercontinues south through Pinecas- haven to Auburndnlc, the other di­ tlo and Taft to Kissimmee on the rect to Auburndale, Motorists go- _______________________ E-J7 -IS-SP CRYSLER SPECIAL INVITATION CHALMERS To My Friends ami Customers: I am back in the Buick business again nnd will ho glail to see you at the Sanford Buick Co.’s Garage. When better cars are made I will sell them. Sales and Service N. H. GARNER. Corner Sanford Ave. and Second SI. E. L. HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Rhone 367 3 Franklin Touring 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger B u ilt b y Hudson 1..01ds Touring, 7-passenger Dodge 2-passenger Roadster It Gives Ideal Transportation JL NYONE can select the lowest priced a car ju st because it’s cheap, but it takes a clev­ ORANGE A V E. AND .MARK ST., ORLANDO Phone 1621 for Demonstration er buyer these days to select the car that will give him the utmost satisfaction for hi Differ money But thousands, riding daily, experience n new de­ gree orperfcrntance smoothness. Credit th at to the patented Super-Six principle. They tell us it holds the road better c.t all speeds. Steers easily as a bicycle. Controls are easy end natural. Easy to park. Starts at the touch of your toe. R rarely calls for attention. Lubrication for the most part is dene with an oil cm. We’re glad to say that many * motorists wise enough to choose a T o u rin g M o d e l- 5 8 5 0 Frwtfki mnj Tmm Emtrii Gasoline and oil costs arc so low in this car you can count them real savings. And provisions made to take up or icpincc wear ut such to.v costs will astonirh you. Take n ride. Von too will understand why thousands nre saying the New Sssc t provides ideal transoortation. A 30 Minute' Ride Will Win You AN INSPECTION OF THEM WILL PROVE THEIR WORTH. Seminole Overland Co, m em ,el, |()Bn befor nn th 8 * Coach body .tld lyi the principle of the famous Hudson Sui OAK AT SECOND, PHONE 3 - ■ff«f «f*»■*’■ f . M. j l____________ &• * IL■ 11 1 • » i ■ r'.L*' • OtW;* '-LyT-SUlC** .» t \ }t , . \t ■ 4 ; . ,. J «L . <*“ , • * . s h /-'ij •■ } �_ - "I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SO, 19T4 [NEGIE HERO FUND COMMISSION RCOGNEES 25 ACTS OF HEROISM IN ITS MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY! . piTTSBURO, . Jan. 30.—The ............., Jcjjnefie Hero___________ Fond Commission, H eipfol Advice Given l"JV.TS25.y*”SSl1J S l"2I-About Filling Income & 0,,f t tamX r ”£d' °S? Tax Returns for 1923 {pose medals In addition to 83,000 Is rt>r 1° pensions to tho depend* L J ^ o f 12 of the heroes who lost Ithelr lives. The Commission also •warded 13,360 to heroes’ depend* cats to be expended under dlrcc* Lon of the Commission; 85,800 for Ljucational purposes, und 50,000 for other worthy purposes. The heroes who los: their lives while performing deeds of valor, ■street. Newark/ Dtlaware; killed Lbiic attempting to rescue a child 'from tho path of an automobile truck at Newark, Del., on May 29, 1923; bronze medal to her son. Chester O. Cox, Belton, Texas, saved a girl from drowning in the L,on River,. Belton, Texas, ort April 13, 1922,. lj,ut wan himself drowned; bomze medal to his fath- Hon. Clinton N. Howard, chair- ' man of the World Peace Comrnla- > rjon Js scheduled to speak a t n patriotic rally a t the First 51. E. Church 3outh, Sanford, on Thurs- ' day night at 7:45 o’clock; M r.. Howard’s subject will be “The Next Great World Event.” . ! PAUL W ///r S A fA /A In the making; of an incomo tareturn for the year 1923, taxpayer^ of every class, business end pro­ fessional men, salaried persons wage-earners nnd farmere shonid present to themscives for consider­ ation the following; questionsDid you receive any interests on bank deposits? Have you any property front .llP l? „ 1™“ J'Sf'T f. *!>» > - o « » In the form of dividends or Interest from stocks or bonds? Did you receive any bonusca dur­ ing the year? Did you make ony profit on the Ra'o of *tock*. bonds, etc.? Did you act as broker in any transaction for which you received a commission? Are you interested in nny part­ nership or other firm from which you receive income? Have you nny income front roy-' miles or patents? Have you any minor children who are workir Ing? Have you the control of tho enrnings of such children? If so, the amount must be included in tii« pnront’s roturn of income. Hus your wife nny income from nny Bourco whutever? If so, it must be included In your return, or re­ ported in a separate return of in­ come. Did you receive nny directors’ fees or trustees’ fees In the course of tho year? Did you hold any office in a ben­ efit society from which you receiv­ ed income? Answers to these questions are nocescary in the filing of a correct incomo tax return? If single (or married and not liv­ ing wth wife) nnd the net income was $1,000 or more or the gross in­ come $5,000 or more, or if married and living with wife nn.l the cou­ ples’ net income was $2,000 or more, or the gross income was $5,000 or more, a return is required.. The fact that the income muy not' bo taxed by reason of the personal exemptions—81,000 for single persons, $2,500 for married persons whose net income was $51000 or less and $2,000 for married persons whoso net income was in excess of $5,000, plus the $400 credit for ench dependent—does not ulter this retirement. Tho filing period ends at mid­ night of March 15, 1924, Forms for filing returns may be obtained at the office of Collector of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, Fin., nnd the following branch offices, Tampa, Miami, and Pensacola. Persons whose nct-lhcolM wus $5,000, or re­ gardless uf, the amount,.. was dcriv. . «* bus ness, profession or farming should ask for Form 1040. ,r’Arthur Washburn .Severance, 271 Bridge Street, East Bridgewater, Mass., a student, died attempting to rcscuo a girl from drowning in the Atlantic Ocean At North Truro, Miss., on July 29, 1922; bronze medal to his father. Perr I. Oliver, Carml, 111., died attempting to bqvo a girl from drowning in the Wabash river at New Haven, 111., on August 8, 1922; bronze medal to his sister. Frank L. VanTilbury, Coessc, Indisnnn, died while trying to save an aged man from the path of n train nt Coesso on Mnrch G, 1923, bronze medal to widow and bene, fits of $50 a month. Greenville F. Crisp, Doole, Tex­ as, died whle attempting to save a fellow laborer from suffocating in a well at Brady, Tex., on Sept. 18, 1922; bronze medal to widow, and $50 a month with |5 a month additional for a daughter. Walter L. Dye, R. D. 2, Cisne, 111., a farmer, drowned while trying, to rescuo an o th er' farmer from drowning in the Little Wabpnh Riv­ er at Goidengate. III., on July 15, 1923; bronze medal to widow nnd 850 n month with $5 a month addi­ tional on account of each of three children. Stanislaus Wiecki, 2132 W. Eigh­ ,.n ,.c , teenth Place, Chicago, III., udrowned after saving a chit d' from South River, at South River, N. .!., on August 13, 1922; bronze medal nnd f65 to widow monthly, with $5 ad­ ditional for ench of three children. Paul J. McGrnin, Ovid. N. V.. died attempting to rescue a fellow laborer from being run down by a train ut Grove City, on October 5, 1923; silver medal to son, who reaides with Mrs, Mary B. McCarriagher, Ovid, N. Y. Phthp rump **«r **Ar woennm,Sechnm,- mxiyvmo Godyvlik* PlantalionTMo., was fatally injur­ ed rescuing three children front; burning in a house at Codyville Plantation on July 18, 1921; nilver medal to his mother. Bernard A. Mukley, 118 North Prominent Speakers Lawton Avenue. Tulsa, Okln., fat­ ally injured while trying to snve a to Speak to Students driller from burning in an oil well o f Woman’s College fire at Ranger, Tex., on May 30, 1923, silver medal to his father. Charles L. Coe, Burkburnett, FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE Texas, died while rescuing two FOR WOMEN, Jan. 30.—During children 'from a burning house nt the month of February several Burkburnett on Fob. 0, 1923; goto prominent speakers will appear ut mednl to the widow with $05 a the Florida State College for Worn month and $5 additional on account cn, under auspices of the Y„ W. C. of each of threo children. A. of the institution. The heroic deed of Severance at First on the list will bo Dr. Alex­ North Truro, Mass., brought rec­ ander C. Purdy, of the Hartford ognition to two other heroes. Al­ Thcoligical Seminary, Hartford, bert Goodwin Ferguson, 34 Garri­ Conn, lie has been present at son Road, Brookline, Mass., who numerous student conferences of rescued tho girl Severance tried to tho Y. W. C. A. and attended the save was given a bronze medal, Blue Ridge convention last sumwhile Calvin Hayes Elliott, 45, mer. Ho will speak here three Bloomfield Avenue, Hartford, !evenings, Feb. 5, 0 and 7, on the Conn., who participated in tho res- J subject “Christinn Fundamentals.” cue nnd also nttempted to save. His time will also be open for conanother woman at tho same time,' ferences with the young women, received a bronze medal. • Betwocn Feb. 12 and 14, Miss tfther heroes whose names were'Anna Clarke, one of the national placid in the records of tho Com- turn! secretaries of.the Y. \V. C. mission, were: A. will vbit the college and adAlbert M. Clack, Underwood'dress the students. Miss Clarke Apartment, New York Avenue, At- ';lia.< charge of all rural work of the iantic City, N. J., saved a man V. W. C. A. in tr.e South. Her from drowning and atteninted to headquarters are in Atlanta. rescuo a girl at Atlantic City, Oct. Louise Leonard, national indus­ 10. 1920; bronze medal; Janies G. trial secretary of the Y. W. C. A. Gabolle. 151 West 145th Street, will vsit the college tho last of Now York City, attempted to save February. She has charge of all a young man from drowning in a industrnil work of the Y. W. C. A. lake nt Hopofield, Ark., April 21, in ten southern states. She will 1921, bronze medal; Richard W. not address the students formally, Sullivan, 40 I'arkton Road, Boston, but will hold discussion groups for Mass., saved a woman from drown­ those who enre to attend. ing at Surry, Mo.. Aug. 20, 1920, bronze medal; John Miller, 214 Chinese Girl Defied West 107th Street, Los Angeles, Cal., crossing watchman, attempt­ The Ancient Custom ed to navo a man nnd a woman from the path of a truin at WinPEKING, Jan. 30.—Miss Chiang netka. III., Sept. 1, 1919, bronze Chin-yin, school girl of 18 medal; Geoage Koenig, 200 Olive years, hasu high rebelled against an Street, Evansville. Inti., switchman, ngcs-old Chinese _ custom.,— By saved a man and a woman front means of an advertisement in cer­ being killed by a train at Evans­ tain Chinese papers she recently ville, July 2, 1921, bronze medal; Marsh-ill” P 'MitTor Butte Citv Inotified all concerned that she rcparents limn firo ro m mude 0fbyu her girl and did rescua a man > agreement the fathor young man, drowning at Butto City, Juno 7 ,[„ 11 , 1918, bronze medal; porter G. | Ha.ung Pao-chi. Gish, R. D. Boxville, Kentucky, a "declares that mine motnrman, saved 24 men from ;c[* . riinoniuI agreement S j „“ °r m m e 'T r;r itu of ' , vno: :effect. ' x *■ Her iic V Sks Texas, m aa ' girl irirl student, denanco Texas, student, rescued rescued n of parental authority is regarded farmer from an enraged bull at as an indication of the development Alba on-Feb. !, 1921, bronze med­ of u new spirit in Chinese women, al; Margaret L. Oswald, 43G South which eventually may result in Main Avenue, Scranton, Pa., 12 of the present custom yeur old school girl, attempted io modification of infant betrothal. rave a boy from drowning at Or­ son. Pa., on Aug. 7. 1920, bronze medal; G. Frank Flynn, Macbias Missionaries Puzzle port, Me.. 14 year old school b'oy, saved a fellow pupil front drown- Over Apparent Use of <ig nt Machinspnrt on June 15, Profanity by Chinese 1921, bronze medal; and John C. Tinklepaugh, 3905 Spruce Street, ---- —. Philadelphia. I*n.. raved two boy, • MANILA, Jan. 30.-Sevcral miafrom drowning whan they broke, siouuries motoring _ rt J through the ice while skating on through Tondo, a district j u . u a Nakomia Creek, Factoryville, Pa., nila in which many small Filipino and Chinese stores arc located, no­ on Jan. 24, 1921, bronze medal. ticed frequent sign* on which was written tno word “dammit. One C om ingV ioletBrand ! a'e Yowell D eb. pth to m ^on sign*. CLINTON HOWARD W H i BE SPEAKER HERE TOMORROW W orld Vogue For Dance M usic Changes T ype o f Orchestras t THE SANFORD HERALD WILL PUBLISH PROSPERITY EDITION SATURDAY, FEB. • 9TH. • • • t ' •4 * •* • Five thousand extra copies will be distributed by the Chamber of Com­ merce at its booth at the Madison Square Exhibit in New Yocfc. .* Thousands of other extra copies will be sent thronnhout the country by d t(sens of Sanford and dfcminole County. THIS SPECIAL EDITION T '•’ • ' # 4 . \ Dane? Tho James Boys* orchestra, a New York’s Most Suc­ Whiteman nroduct, la an exam­ cessful Musical Comedy ple of tho latest fad. These Launches Innovation musicians play for “ Little Jcssio • . _______ . New York Clty^Tke tired business man’s fhvorite feature in the new musical comedy suc­ cesses is not tho fuijny man or, as lomc might be inclined to guess, the prettiest chorus girl. I t is the danco orchestra th at plays the score and then per­ forms botween the acts, tying with ;hc star for applause. Originated Rhythm “It is that .nfectious danco rhythm.” asserts Paul Whiteman. who may oe said to nave atiginnUa same. £411 Anfijicc has griWn nccustortlfiTWlt ar.c now any other Kino ot music .touches the wrong ner7o cora. ' •‘It's going to so x '.'ca! •arobiom now that peoolc aavc ait habit of dance rhythm :c :ry :c givo tf.rm anything else, anc J taint* in • short :lme zb theatri­ cal cichcs*nn» wilt oo ’orcca x piay everything in daucc rhytmu/* James,” tho topnotchcr ot tho season’s musical comedies, and aro billed in letters as high as tho star. During the intermis­ sions, they give a concert that ;hcnts*iho T. B. M. of his usual entro act cigar and usually holds jPftho show with applause. j -TOrer-Nlght f li t' , “It is groat lor tho popular song writers,” says Mr. Whiteman. “Gonorally it takes five o r ( six months for a tune in a showj to Decomo thoroughly popular-; ison. Bui T Love You.* the tong alt ot Little Jessie James,* was n favorite ot every dance floor n week after cho production opened. “Of course, the tune was thore, sno .vsulo nave been known from sns 3r.a oi ths country to tho stnsr -n time. But in Broadway oar.anco. ‘.t's tho greatest 'over. aight nit any ihow has ever mown and 1 iccl that my ‘Jamas Boys' put it over.4 CLINTON N. HOWARD There arc few public speakers better or more favorably known throughout the country than Clinton N. Hawnrtl. As “the little giant” ho ha* been a favorite in the Chautauqua and lecture pro«-»-n»i« in eveijv nnd n- •» Christian layman be haa occupied lor year* a peculiar and prominent place in *he work for social better­ ment. For the past two years he has given practically all of his timo for thu campaign for world peace mat wouid ue lusting und secure. He comes to Snnford as a part of this movement which is ui'ini; sponsored through the South J by The National Reform Associa­ tion, with its American head­ quarters in i’ittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Howard Is a forceful speaker of unique personality und with n delightful humor that makes him most pleasing. His great ad­ dress has been heard by great as­ semblies all over the land and his splendid presentation of the prin­ ciples uf true peacu, hus won n ho-t of friends both for Mr. Hownrd ami for the movement which ho represents. SARASOTA, Fla,, Jan. 30.—Tho people of Sarasota county will go to the polls tomorrow to cast their ballots for or agninst a bond issue of $590,000, to build a system of good roads laid out by the cham­ ber of commerce and tho county commissioners. The issu’d will he divided into! two parts, the first for $500,000 for roads on the mainland, and $90,000 ' for a road down tho keys and two bridges across Sarasota Hay from the mainland to the key. 4• Will be illustrated throughout. It will tell of Sanford’s prosperity. It will invite the homeseeker to come to Sanford. It will be invaluable os an advertising medium to both city and county. RESERVE EXTRA COPIES NOW! The Herald is printing a limited number of copies. Send In your order to­ day if you desire to have copies reserved. CLIP A N D MAIL THIS COUPON . Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen:— . .............................. :..» ; 5a ■ • . * Please reserve ............ ...... copies of the Prosperity Edition of * The Sanford Daily Herukl for which I unclose remittance at the n tfe of 6c per copy. Attached hereto i« a list of names. Mail these copies to the names enclosed. M is understood that thia * rate includes postage. » «< Up * * . (Signed) .... i Address ...... — W rC * » - » ■ iia iia M a H p iiiH u iia a in a im im m iu u H H m H a a H iiiM u m u a iiim n ia iin m n i Total Revenues or State Governments Amounts To Over One Billion Dollars AMERICA LEADS IN HOME COMFORTS WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—'T hu. recreation, and *127,<582,757 f<|r tnl revenues of Ihe state govern-1 miscellaneous purposes. For ipainmeats in 1922 amounted to $1,- tenance of public service enter159,445,130, or $10.71 per capita,! prises the state governments ex­ according to rniiorts made to the pended $2,697,453; for interest on dtpartment of commerce, and the debt of the states, $41,308,made public Monday. Thu total 039; ami. for permanent improve­ payments amounted to $1,280,237,- ments, $318 045,039, representing 898, or an average of $11.82 for 24.8 per cent of the total governeach person, consisting of expen­ ! mental costs. The per capita govses for maintenance nnd operation einmentul-cost payments increased ot statu governments, $920,881» from 35.03 in 1915 to $11.82 in 820; interest on debt, $11,508,039; 1922. and payments for permanent im­ The total revenue receipts of the provements, $.'518,045,039; making state governments amounted to nn excess of all costs over reve­ $1,159,115,130, or $10.71 per cap­ nue* of $120,792,708, or $1.12 per ita, including $348,291,293 from general property taxes, $1911,082,capita. This indicates, according to the 194 from special taxes, $8,322,958 department of commerce’s state­ ftom poll taxes, $305,3150,024 from ment on the subject, that the rev­ licenses, $9,409,958 from special enues are sufficient to cover or­ assessments, $0,002,030 from fines dinary running expenses of the and forfeits, $110,71«,211 from state governments, imy the inter­ rubventions and gifts, $55,000,324 est on the public debt, ami a part from interests, rents unt/ high­ of the cost of permanent improve­ way privileges, $110 549,100 from ments, the difference being met earnings of general departments, by the issuance of bonds. The und $3,098,138 from earnings of payments from the proceeds of the public service, enterprises. In the sale of these bond* are reported 18 states property taxes, general as riists of government the year nnd special, represented 40.9 por such payments are made; the tux­ rent of the total revenues in 1922. es nnd other revenues collected to The per capita revenue receipts in­ meet the principal and interest of creased from $4.00 in 1915 to such debt are recorded ns n reve­ $10.71 in 1922. nue the year collection is made. In 1915, 1910, und 1922 the to­ The total coat of government in tal governmental costs of tho stute 1922 of thu 18 states amounted to governments .including permanent $1,280,237,898, or $11.82 per capi­ improvements, exceeded the rev­ ta. Of this total 0918,187,307. or enues, but the revenues were suf­ 71.7 per cent was for maintenance ficient to meet the expenses of op­ nnd operation of general depart­ eration und muiritonuncc und inter­ ments, consisting of $71,200,450 est charges. In 1917, 1918, nnd for general government, $52,738,- 1919 the revenues wore sufficient 711 for protection to person and to meet all governmental costs, in­ proporty $42,021,912 for develop­ cluding permanent improvements. ment and conservation of natural F’or the 48 states the assessed resources, $21,995,742 for health valuation of property taxes sub­ und sanitation, $100,337,109 for ject to ad valorem taxation for highways, $102,408,927 for churi- state purposes in 1922 was $100,ties, hospitals, and corrections, 170,055,119; the amount of taxes $329,803,282 for school*. $2,002,- levied was- $350,851,743; und the 778 for libraries, $1,809,(509 for per enpita tax levy, $3.24. The average American home has more comforts and conveniences than the palaces of Europe. Home for home, the American household has a well-kept look, an atmosphere of prosperity and contentment you cannot find in the homes of any other country in the world. In foreign lands, the modernized dwelling, as we know it, is found only in limited numbers and then only in the larger cities. In America, even in remote rural districts, you find pianos, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, up-to-date heating systems, telephones and numberless appliances that go far to make life easier, happier and more worth while. You may not realize it, but America’s high standard of home life is due largely to advertising. For the de­ velopment of advertising is distinctively American. It has taken its place as a leading force in bringing to­ gether the interests and wants o f a great, united people. And a large share of the credit for this development is due the newspapers. Stop and think how many o f the appliances you use, the foods you e£\t, the clothes you wear, and other arti­ cles entering into your every-day life, were popularized by newspaper advertising*. Then you will realize what a vital part advertising has played and is playing in your daily life. r ^ Spring Times’s k A Brightest Shades YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS V THEY MEAN A LOT TO YOU Rich trimmings of llowers in gay colors, lovely plumage, lav­ ish embroideries. Quality Shop # m i IM - I B l . _ i . �v r-• rf •••^:;'•* -•Y. 5 '••/'* -VO* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1921 Daily Herald Shall Sanford Have Baseball? *rrrr aftrraoes m o w ABrisbane SeeTlT I WE ARE GETTING MG? E 0B LESS. ACCUSTOMED TO IT. . i r n t iitn M r r in i w The City Commissioners Monday authorized the pur­ The Mtat Important Word. C « , t a * ! * r i F lorid a . chase of property for the purpose of building an athletic And .Most Important Tomb. U Been ltd Class Matter. Oe17. ISIS, at tile Ptistnfflc* at park and baseball field. In taking this step the city fathers Japan's Prince Marries. , »rd. Florida, under act ot March had in mind, no doubt, the securing for this city of some big Cannon Doom for Linen. . im . league baseball team which would make Sanford its winter Cop> right. 1923 And next year Snnford should have n I O I* l)F 4 v t*. l* rra ld M , training quarters. '* « « behu ’ ''^ '*■1rr.T '* r**,, ™ big team training here. It would mean much to the city and PROFESSORS OF Princeton, Haemal Ia AVfMNC m«ne Mill would give good publicity ail over the country. Every day who decide that “loyalty” is the during the training period Sanford would be on the date most important word in our lan­ BtlHaCRIPTIO.V FtATKNi guage, nre mistaken. “Strength” ' Tew ...— 17.(10. Six Months f 3.60 I lines in many of the biggest newspapers of the country. it... a much more important word ir*d In City hy Carrier per! Nearly everybody likes baseball. No mistake is being and so is “courage.” Without lEc. Weeky edition 13 T er I made in providing suitable playing fields for the big teams courage and strength what docs loyalty amount to? You would . SOTICKl A ll obituary! and little teams as well. not value very highly the loyalty tie#!, card! of thank*, resolutions! With the opening of the Florida State League season ‘ notices of entertainments where of a white rabbit, it you were go­ barges are made, wilt he charged only about two months away, the people here must decide ing through the jungle, but an He­ at regular advertising rates. ( if there is to be a team in the league this summer from San- phant, that wuuf<ld be different. maut tiik amociv n tu pkkss j ford. Last year this city was not represented. Surely as “IMAGINATION” IS n word Th% iuui‘£ i 31 udtheru"« for*rVpub- ‘ progressive a city ns this is can provide the necessary funds moic important than loyalty, ■tlon o f ,M| news dlspstohes '• and backing to secure n creditable team in the state league. strength or courage. The last edited to It or not otherwise! lltsd In this Paper and also the Several years ago the team from this city was the winner of three are nothing without imagi­ »1 news published herein. All Bnsebnll has n lot to do with increased pros­ nation to stimulate them. "Ye.i" o f re-publication o f special the pennant. spatrhes herein are also reserved. perity due to the "continual advertising it gives the home and “no” are the the two most Ihcy answer more useful words; they city and the people it attracts during the long summer questions than alt other words; L WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30. 1924 combined. And they convey in- 1 •nonths. formation, chief object of lun-' From n financnl standpoint baseball has been anythin*? gunge. ILB THOUGHT FOR TODAY • }THEY THAT WAIT upon the but a paying proposition in other Florida cities. It has cost ord shall renew their strength; the promoters heavily each year. Daytona lost nearly $12,THE IMPORTANT word in nil shall mount up with wings as 000 last year on their team but this year the cities in the languages Is “justice," and accord­ _Jes; they shall run, and not ing to reports that word wns not weary; and they shall walk urn! league have determined to cut the cost of baseball through included in the professors’ discus­ faint.—Isaiah 40:1)1. the lower classification and reduced salary of players. sion. With justice, nil is possible, ■ o "Like all worthwhile things, baseball costs money,” says all cap In made right. Without it, THE WAYFARING PSALM. the Daytona Journal. And it is for the business men to de­ nothing is worth while. Icadsth me in the lowly paths termine if it is worth the price ns a business maker and ad­ MUS.SOI.1n7 WILL make Vir­ of learning, gil's tomb a national monument le prepareth a lesson foi^mc every vertising medium. day; . Sanford doesn’t have to worry about the dull summer and shrine, taking it from privntc le bringeth me to the clean foun­ period ns do many of the cities in the state. This is a year owners. Tne idea is all right, al­ though Virgil might not have been tains of instruction, Ittle by-little He showeth me the around town. But the question arises, couldn’t Sanford se­ so much admired, except that he cure good publicity by having n team in the Florida State had Homer to inspire him and beauty of truth, world is n great book that He League this summer? And couldn’t it be handled some way Dnntc for press ngemt. <■} hath written, THE REAL fuss should bo made Is turned the leaves for mo slow­ so that the financial end could be handled without loss? It might be a good move for some civic organization to over the tomb of Archimedes, that ly; fortunately. discovered ey are nil inscribed with images [/consider the proposition and endeavor to work out some plan Cicero when he was quaestor in Sicily and letters, I of operations. If Sanford is to have summer baseball no just before Christianity started. le poureth light on the pictures time should be wasted in getting a team lined up. The tomb wai covered with briars, and the words, ----------- o----------neglected for generations. Rut on !e taketh me by the hand to the hilltop of vision, knd my soul is glad when I per­ ceive His meaning, the valley also He wulketh be­ side me, the dark places He whisperdh to my heart. sn though my lesson be hard, it is not hopeless, or the Lord is patient with His ■low scholar; will wait awhile for my weak­ ness lad help mo to read the truth through tenrs. . —Henry Van Dyke, o ■ ■■ Invsat in Sanford land! i)-------A snob is a person with nn inDrity complex. ■ - o-------Kamenev, Rykov and Tsurupn ive been named to succeed Nicolai mine, showing that misery loves ampany. * ------ o----------- ppc hiis been giving u little ition to the Oriundo detour, pich detours are a credit to a comnunity rather than a disgrace. -o------- Atlanta pastors say thut houserive* can “pung’’ and “dhow" as such as they like, so long as they Dn’t forgot the chow. Inyeating in real estate is one Tay of making the same money vhich you otherwise might slave lifetime for. — o------Congress is considering n hill to Dvidq for studying the habits of he grasshopper. The investignion Committee will have to keep n thd'Jump.—Tampa Tribune. Statistics show that there are hrc# million and seven hundred housand Jews in North America, million of which live in New fork* City. E Local growers have reached a iaion to advertise their celery, o pity the merchants can’t B*et together on u similar proposiion. -------- o-------I.The new booklet prepared by the Sanford Chamber of Commerce is he kind of thing thut tells outsid­ ers what they nre missing when ey don’t come to Hanford. 4 —. -------o------The Tampa Jubilee is said *o avo~been a howling success. With ye candidates for the governorip to speak on the program, it ould have been. -------o------- it wns n drawinr on a sphere in­ scribed in n cylinder. That be- I longed to Archimedes. Of th e !: five greatest men, two | Without n live up-to-the-minute Chamber of Commerce world’s Archimedes nnd Michelangelo, nre j no city can grow as quickly and as substantially as it should. buried in tlaly, n good share. J usT a W VeAZS ago This I VJA5lHe NaT o n a l B u g a Qo o ---------- ------ t A man often telln a girl ho would die for her but that is because he never has tried it. Hunting scaaon is with u*. Please don’t go If you arc as clumsey as a cow. Hunters may shoot you. H alf the world doesn’t know How the other half lives, which i3 whai worrica it half the time. Doctors say wq cat too fast. Mont of us do. We try to keep our ff«d down by bolting it. A model husband is one who i-, as nice to his wife in private as he is in public. Tito npplo crop is good mid many a farm er is looting because his ci­ der in working for him. Men would be rich if they could 'make their salaries reach like they I stretch them when talking. Now This merely exciTej c u R i o s n v If Jack Dempsey is all rested up now maybe ho will try t j tackle n football team. Doctors ray aa Alabama man who started over a fence with a loaded gun will recover. Presidential candidates nre so busy. Looks na if we will have about 40 presidents next time. s " There is agitation to limit the price of coal. Our guesj is tic: {sky will be the limit. Act' rs look forward to this win­ ter when the audience will applaud to keep their hands warm. Among slnky movements on foot are fall dances. All the girls arc seconding the motion. Fast an candidates throw their bats into the political ring some­ body slings mud on them. An Organization Worth While BBBBBBBBBBBBBRBBnn.lBB RC BBSBB BM H D BBflR QEB BBB BB BBB B D MR. DAVIS’S PLATFORM NEW YORK TIMES s WHEN YOU TALK BUSINESS There is no other organization of men that can take the In the opinion of a growing num- 1tective tariffs last? Direct or place of the Chamber of Commerce. There arc other orgnn- THE JAPANESE prince regent he.- of Democrats nnd inuepend- indirect, “unnecessary tnxatioii is IIs with your hanker, personality ns well ns papers passes nnd his little Japanese princess cnt:t„ Mr. John \V. Davis is end- unjust taxation,” as Mr. Davis a zations hut none of them are accomplishing ns great results. nre married, according to ancient fit to be President, and th e , sny.t. "If it had not been for a over desk or counter. You insist that your transac­ Chnmbers of Commerce have well defined lines of activity rites of the Shinto religion, older neutly >crutic |........ -■ no paitisanship, ‘ Democratic party could -■ find, - Woodrow Wilson n tions he handled promptly and efficiently. You nre than Christianity. Fo feigners stronger and work along lines different from other civic clubs. ger candidate. earn! _______ _ ... The steady inwould have effected a reduction in!" shut out, the spirits of the mice of the Republicans in lDltl. pleased when G.ey nre handled w ith a cordial friendli­ Sanford has a wide awake Chamber of Commerce ami were royal ancestors were told nbout confidence comes, perhaps, as much lit ID." B with it on the job need not worry about the future. Many the marriage. Many of the ances­ from his character ns his* high Let us hope that the Democrats aa ness that makes a visit to this hank a pleasant inter­ will nut imitate the blind intoler-' a nre the activities of this group of men. It is continually in­ tral spirits, 122 in a direct line, it ability. It has often been lude in the day’s affairs. _________ _ noticed | ante 11 lU Il’Jt | of *4iv the Republicans 1in 1011!). is said, were present out of sight fs . in tvs *»• i*v|>uutiimi9 teresting outsiders in this city and is successful in bringing in the air. that men conspicuously "mention- For their platform of 1020 a 31 • us candidates nre apt insensibly the Democrats condemned “the a new business houses and industries here. It is seeing that War nnd earthquakes may tome ed” to degenerate, bid for popular- failure of the present Congress to aa The First National Hank makes honest e»Tc:’t to estab­ the city secures publicity of the right kind and is doing all and go, hut human beings cling to ity, to resort toto fustian nnd emo-! respond to the oft-repeated demand a peated demand * * speech their old ways nnd old supersti­ s!__->!--within its power to inform the rest of the country about tions. tiunalbni. ** Mr. r‘ Davis’s nt of the President and the Secre­ n lish and maintain its relations with its customers on a l'hilaiklphia denis clearly nnd con­ taries of the Treasury to revise n truly friendly plane. Sanford. The Chamber of Commerce is always to he found cretely with the facts as he sees the existing tax laws’; and almost a a bucking every good movement for the growth and advance- , PETROGRAD ............... ; .......... ; dig them. It nppeals to common WORKMEN as if with prescience of the Mel­ a a ment of the community. It is for every progressive step and sense und the common interest. Of lon plan, which, indeed, is in pnrt a with a willing hand puts every ounce of its efTorts to putting jiian Hanlon, himself a .low, nre- the five main policies of taxation the plan of successive Demo- Jj Demo- erotic Secretaries of th e ’Treas- n across needed improvements. “ because the death of which he. urges upon the ____ diets trouble cm,tie party, four are, nt least jury, the Democrats called for “a.JJ Ju st nt this time this group of boosters is preparing an | Lenin, a Slav, leaves three Jews,, should. be, neither Democratic nor!searching revision of the w ar rev-t* Kamenev, Trotzky and Zinoviev, Republican. _____, Republican, ] onuc acts to fit pence conditions, so exhibit for Madison Square Garden in February and is work­ lending forces ..................... in Russia. Hnr-! These are the reduction of ..goy- that ‘L 1 “the wealth - i ................. .of . . the . . . „ nation , may ,iy ing night and day in preparation for giving Sanford such a as luu probably learn race prejudice, eminent expenditures; the avoid- not be withdrawn front productive not be withdrawn from productive good representation in the all-Florida exhibit in New York -------ance new tnxation o|,tniKiiiK -enterprise -*-----*— — " tv . to . vvasteA C O M M U N ITY B U IL D E R __ of __ ___ nnu springing vmciprisw anil1 uiverted diverted vvnstethat many people will become interested in this section of n n r M v n n trn w v,,.,i i from the creation of new govern- fui or non-productive Vxpcnditurc." II. F. WIIITNER, Cashier the state. blcnUT NAI OLEON had no t u- mcnt activities nnd expenditures: The Democrats should unite with 5 F. I*. FORSTER, President ruling I; ranee, althoughorig-. the .,U],port «to the limit” of the hudthe Republicans to ............ reduce tnxa- B rde rcnch despised his Corsican ---■ M ,*If *414' iI g------• ** r i!< * mv*re - i ^ In the Chamber of Commerce Sanford has an organiza- in. o n nd ‘4 t-he~iiou reduction of income tlon; but too many Republicans in aBBaBBBB B B aaaaaK EaaaaaanaaaaaaanB naanH naasB B B B B B that is accomplishing great things. It is a live organ­ turn, they will takeaway the land ,n®t denying relief to a Conpens ngiess seem ready to maim the j cause h‘! he is rich, but not Melton plan and meekly to aecept the revolution gave you,” h o i? '"" ric\ bul ization composed of busy business nnd professional men who that ........... • * was i forgetting the needs and re.vpon- the rant of Progressive-Radicals I said to the peasants,*and. that nre giving of their time and money and are working together enough. Bmitmt 7 Aan a StaU atd P laiitr sibilitics of the poor man"—that and many Democrats about “the For Coughs and Colds* Head* | for the purpose of making this cit.v do big things and grow Russia's Jewish lenders can say is, according to n sound and Just rich"—as if there were some aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ; economic, not n sentimental-dem­ to tlie peasants. "If we go and the to be inland Florida's biggest city. The Sanford Chamber of special gift of Providence or Con­ and A il Aches and Paine .nrs return, they will take away agogic, plan. The revision of the gress by which "the rich" can be Commerce is deserving of the moral and financial backing O the land that Bolshevism gave tariff on a revenue nnd competi­ made to pay the tuxes of Every­ ALL DRUGGISTS of those interested in the future welfare of the city. tive hnsis is u Democratic politic man. Have these unfaithful Re­ you.” That will lie enough. ------------- o----------Lenin will h-.* buried to the loud ! which the Democrats might well publican* forgotten the Republi­ J5c and 65c, Jars and tubas of cannon. That D an make their chief issue hereafter, can promise of ll>20 "to reform Hospital sixe, $3.00 THE FOOL MAINTAINS an error with the assurance of booming , , , " provided they nre wise enough to unequal and burdensome taxes;” echo of early savagery that heat as Mr. Davis proposes, with a man who can never he mistaken; the sensible man defends upon the t im-linu to keep nvVay Republicans “for all possible to attack the high cost of living I —-> - ..... ................ I “by encouragement of heightena tru th with the circumspection of a man who may he mis­ evil spit its. reduction of taxes." He reiterates [ed production of goods and servtaken.—Do Bruix. the conclusion of many distin- ices * * * by “stimulation o f’ ms?* FIRST NATIONAL BANK ii ------------- o------------- IN PRIVATE conversation between intim ate friends, the wisest men very often talk like the weakest; for indeed the talking with a friend is nothing else hut thinking aloud. —Joseph Addison. I LOOK UPON the simple and childish virtues of ver­ acity ami honesty as tin' root of all that is sublime in vhuraeter Speak as you think, be what you nre; pay your debts e>_ of ill kinds.— Emerrson. AMERICAN JOURNALISM “rpppo" is the name of a new MIA MI N KWS-M KTROROI.IS ethical elixir of life which is imp­ osed to vmn|ui.sh weariness uml D wing a vidt to America Sun-1that the p a Way with the effects of oxeron.. They used to call it Gordon ator Paul Dupuy of France, who (.liacuaalonV1* ! ! ? S l lcft f° r ry- SIR CHARLES HIGIIAM, just guished economists tthat direct private thrift, and by revision of one hack to England, left behind taxation, whose pre.«m lure is known .......... 1war-imposed taxes unsuited to im a newspaper advertising up- and felt, is preferable tn humiui indirect econo in:* 7” propriation of 31,OUO.dtHI “to make taxation, whicli is irresponsible, so peace-time Is neither party • in Congress Americans realize that they should to speak, and bleeds the consumer capable being straightforward, drink more tea, tens coffee." | without his knowledge. If every sensible of and just about tax reduc­ Charles’ curious-! purchaser protected article article ____ of. ..a ..rotected iIy --Sir * 1ha advertising, *• * tion? Is neither na a whole, enpenough I is to tight against n knew lit the moment of buying it nfcle dealing with a cardinal necsituation created old friend, *the it t |iuce price caused caused j casitvof save __»by■*-our __-«................ .... •*increase ..... . in the spirit of the e i ... e -----‘4inn ii« King George, of the Boston tea by the tariff, how long would pro-{soapbox nnd the stump? partv. It was the tea tax forced -------------- ---------------i,u n s n a a r a u s a m them that made early Ameri­ a a cans hate the word "tea," nnd had a much to do with making this the u LENINE great coffee-drinking nation. n u NEW YORK TRIBUNE I It H WE OUGHT, however, to drink more tea—in reason. It is a stim­ Nicolai Lcnine, whore death Is Slav to believe in the capacity of aN M ulant, whereas coffee, like alcohol, is a sedative. ... ----- -- **■ • now announced, presumably for tho a proletariat democracy to gov­ aat in tiiu forests wRhT-miwrMnw ........—-........... - h.‘*1 tinU’’ wUl. bo remembered ns ern itself. He despised the doctrines a far below zero, drink tea to keep the man who had the first oppor­ of democracy and equality. l!o x 4 1------ -------’em warm. tunity to apply Marxism on a preached; and practiced the theory a that the t,, proletariat must submit , . _____ _ „ m u ,] * £11114 ll» J j grand scale and who ivi*u demonstrated %.i;uiw»ii.tvi*»vwu |mpijcjty tlie dictatorship of 111 the ■ THE REV. DR. INGE, who re­ conclusively the ie utter futility of intc!llj;ciizia. He was a slave drivo —HOW mains dean of Saint Pauls in Lon­ the experiment.* ...... -.u . mn.'iu »mit us niexoranic ns czar c:»*viet Ituiuia un* er an inexoruhlc na any czur nnd S don. although he seems to believe der 4 L t----1 * MAND his regime wns tho last word always intended t.i rule Hus nothing nt all in the Rihle, look- in national communism. It was also an <N. \T u n -s a a o a a a In 1924 Unsecured loans of 3100,000 anted on grounds of pure friendip are sufficiently uncommon to stify inquiry us to whether thero discovered in this country, j ay not have been some other con- By .rethis he meant that the really deration,—Detroit Free Press. successful newspaper publications - - ■-o — John Martin declares that he and in the United States nre those atta are the only ones now ruli­ which have broken away from tra­ ng in this gubernatorial race. As dition* which obtained in other a,r.e<mU it, a certain tortoise once years of catering to law tastes, v. _____ on a race from a hair, without simply to gain a circulation or to ’so .... , .... .capon. | instrument and allowing it to think wield a so-called influence among! widest range of intelligence, of big much running either. GOOD CHRISTIANS tell Dean He exploited its doctrine of hatred that it was expressing its own will voters. It is true in America that knowledge und of experience in an •--------o-------:iml mmnueaaahli* unappeasable class wnrf.ii-o warfure. i through file toy inudiincry of the I Editorially The Sanford Hcruld journalism has undergone a de- impartial manner. Because a Inge that no one shtuld interfere and He wus more interested in destroy­ |g 1 ‘ res that "the little girl down cided change within the last ten change for the better has conic with the will of God by preventing ing tho monarchy, the Church, the Soviet. Lenine’s work was done when he a years or so. The successful news- nbout tho American press grows in \ birth. Dean Inga asks "Would bourgeoisie nnd the institution of s tre e t” says: l ’o love is ot man's life a thing paper publisher today in America j influence and serves more necept- j they also denounce skillful ph>*- private property than he wus con­ uproot *d the old Russia. He cared a dcsircs above all things else that ably as a medium of useful aerv- j siduns that "interfere with the cerned with the social and political little for communism ns a working ® apart, will of God’ by preventing death?” system and was quite cynical in ad- n his publication tell the truth, and [ice to the nation. roman's whole existence.” system which should supplant mitting Its economic failure. Nor n 1Evidently “the little girl dowr. them. bother about the Russia of JJ ^OfStreet" must have been u *tu RAMSAY MACDONALD, Brit­ Marxism implies a social system did he future. He wus satisfied to n ^nt ut some time or other of Lord ain's Labor Prime Minister, start* in which tho proletariat, when it the have smashed the Russia of the it MY FAVORITE STORIES fun George Byron, hut the Ion foreign .affairs sensibly with the comes to power, is to , seek u: its h own past nnd to hold on to power, one 1Jj itlrc verse from which she took mggestion that Germany by nd- Hood after its own fashion. J* way or another, through the inter- a By IRVIN S. COBB (portion is no good that it Is ru­ mitted to the league of Nations I 'Y ' bl lta ,T \f ?cY 08I> ^.U!V regnuni. He will take his place « ble the (imitation was not nnd tredted as a nation, not foron self-determination vitl i.i among the great wreckers of his • i j“ t in its entirety. Here is the Bob Davis once went to inter- Fourth and Tdwnsond Streets, and ever ns a people enslaved. ’ the proletariat state-and lays stress tory. But hln teaching and exam- n la : view, for the Examiner, the late plunged into n long talk. At the on brotherhood, self-aacnnce nnu a pie will bo of little value to thus** ■ fs i's love is of man's life n thing . ... ,, „ end of halfDavis an hour of not steady con-a , ---------. tticasuro of what nre commonly SURPRISING TO A . nre to determine in what man- * (cllis I . Huntington, in San rranvwrsnjjon hut, made » /- sport; ----------- TO Americans known ns ncighborliiic.vs und pai- who eico, his object being to learn the gjnKjL . note. / that do not know the English is riotism. But these tilings made no uor Ru.w!a is to emerge from the ii Tis woman’s whole existence; shadeW3 and take her place again n attitude of Collis with relation to I “Why nrn’t you writing flown the fact that Englishmen of high appeal to Leninc. His program in man may range the modern world. - r-- p *"’" * |b court, camn, church, the ves­ ceitain Pacific Coaut railroad mat- anything?" queried Unde Collin, rank and most conservative tradi- —---------ono of revenge nnd destruction — ------ ---------------------------------------H tiuns consent to join the Labor was ters ters. * l "with '" ‘ child like innocence. sel, and the-mart; The Gcrmuiis knew exactly what The resident:! of Avon F’ark may 9 Government. Davis, had carefully typewritten “‘Sword, gown, gain, glory, offer “Because,” said Davis, "you You could not imagine any of they were doing in 1017 when they well he proud of the new theatre i * four important questions which he haven’t yet said anything worth i p In exchange our powerful reactionaries joining gave him r.afe pussnge from Swit­ now opened to the public. It is tl> > ■ ‘le, fame, ambition, to fill up his placed before Mr. Huntington one printing." a Cabinet with a union labor mat zerland to Russia and financed his to be found in this part r.f u at a time. Huntington read them, heart, "Well," replied Mr. Huntington, at its head. Britain hns states­ campaign against tho Kerensky finest t‘‘And few there nre whom, the e adjusted his blnck skull cap, lean­ playing n cymbal solo with thu men, used to changes, asking only govomment. They counted confi­ Florida, with a spacious entrance [J from the .street affording u ed back in his easy chair in the tips of his fingers, "that, my i “How I R t cannot estrange.” ----- can I render service to tho dently on hla helping them to re­ leading plenty of room, nnd eliminating i rj duce Russia to impotency. Southern J’uritiic building at friend,, Ir : > —J'uiatku Duily News. the intention.” | empire7” Lenlno also wus too much of {crowding and jams us often seen in t £ a ‘theatres in t6wns of Urn size. 1vj i TOM SIMS SAYS MUCH OF THIS D E­ FOR MERCHANDISE WILL REACH YOUR STORE? All depends on how many people know about your values and ser­ vice. TELL THEM! Toll them oT your quality goods; and how they can save money by trading: at your store. Say it through the advertising columns of the Sanford Herald. The Herald is read daily by the huge mas. , of buyers who make up our community. It is the messen­ ger that calls the people to mer­ chants’ counters. Advertise in the Herald and you are siire of getting your share of the demand f o r merchandise throughout 1924. IB IB B B B IIB IS Ibbbv ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■H D B B B B B B B B B B B H * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1921 ATTEND CONVOCATION IN C. I. A. INSTALLATION OF TAMPAi O FF IC E R S.' ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. O. Ch»«o, Mr*.' Thursday evening at 8 o'clock 8. R. Barrett, Mrs. Wight, Mrs. the Masonic Hall, tne G. I. Alexander Vaughan and Mrs. ladles will hold the installation of ^ Desne Turner left Tuesday in the, cflicc.-3. All members are re* Chnse car for Tampa, where they quested to bo present. will attend Convocation of the -------Episcopal Church a t St. Andrews STRAWBERRIES TO NEW YORfSPSR Church. J . -------- i t ifcyj -------I TAMl'A, Jan. :>0—Ten thoulartA'M! J G. F. S. ’quarts of strawberries will 1« fe a t,, w The members of the G. F. S. to' the Florida" Exposition in New wore delightfully entertained Tues- Vork Feb. Hi fyom the Plant CHy day afternoon by Miss Velma section, (according t o 'plans belirf'* Shipp ut her home on Sanford' perfected there. ' Tlv? city cotincu'1/,?* Heights. of Plant City will (lirltnce the Mtruw- T#^ A number of gamer of Mah'berry :»how. which will be the sohi -i-i Jong nnd bridge caused the after- exhibt from that section. Haiti nzo.i to, pans all too onicHy and call for tv'b booth:; under tiro card late in the afternoon the hostess, of H. E. Gulyeun nnd Frank Mtt* .-m,* a<yisied by her mother, Mrs. «i». the latter having for three-* George Shipp served hot chocolate, year; won the l*!ue >• uk n for Pa?- r g sandwichra and candle*. , o«*_county a', the South Flhrfua ,(t£8 The members preient were Fair. ' ’ Misses Dorothy M r u , Floiencc ----------------------- — Mcro, Eva Grace Wagner,, Anna The Woman’s Civic I, ague of "•***’ Kanncr, Glare Gillon, nnd Carol Winter Haven has just closed th" v-v; Stone. most prosperous year in its history. ■«.W -------At the firrt meeting in the Mow Miss Ann Earl Farmer of An- Year, held in the club house ondemon. S. C., will arrive In San-'Grand Avon ie, Mrs. S. F. ■PmikV " ford Friday ami will he the attr.ic- the p-"*'-1 preside*!, and report-,---r? Mvo guest of Mrs, W. T. Iamg- ’were i_no by llip various soclutiesfcifjf* TRY TO MATCH THESE SISTERS FOR BEAUTY Office 148; MRS. FllED DAIGER, Society Editor SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY Delightful in every way was the subscription bridge party given Tuesday afternoon bv the St. Ag­ nes Guild with Mrs. Clyde Derby and Mrs. Howard Overlin ns hostnt the residence of Mrs. J. .\. (Robson on Park Avenue. Tno entile lower floor was open­ ed en suite and effectively deco­ rated. The large living and recep­ tion rooms were decorated with: u d loses and hibiscus together! with ferns carrying out the color! scheme of red and green. In thq dining room, purple and gold were I the colors used. Bowls of purple und gold pansies were plncctl on buffet, cabinets and tables around which we-e arrangements of bignonl vines and sprays of aapargus ferns. Vases of marigolds and bougunvillas were also used with charming effect. The approach of the Valentine season was suggested by the heatt shaped tallies, and the card game was of exceptional interest. The prize for top score, an electric marcel curler (donated by Gillon Electric Conipuny) was won by Mrs. Percy Met'o. Second prize, n lovely basket of cut flowers (do­ nated by Stewart the Florist) went to Mrs. James Morehouse. The cut prize, a pottery bowl filled with cnlimhdas, (donated by Vowell tympany) was presented Mrs. fsday—Antlonctte Hays will Ttain a number of her young R(js frond 3 to 6 p. m. jjy—Mrs. George Knight entertain the members of puplieate Bridge Club, a t 1 . at her home on Magnolia —!Mrs. Fred Walsma will the membora of the rri0 Matrons Bridge Club at t home on Cameron Ave. - jjj—Mrs. A. M. DeForrest 11 entertain the members of , Every Week Bridge Club at r county home a t 3 o’clock. ^ 3y — Business Women’s ncheon at Lu-Beth Safe term ]2 o’clock. G. I. A. Installation of [icers at 8 p. m., at the Ma­ nic Hall. iy—Alathca CInss of Baptist njrrh will meet nt 3:30 p. m., the home of Mrs. Volie Wiltsrday—Classes of Home Ilytienc of (July) meet at 1:30 n, ,, at the Wtdaka Lobby. .the well -bloved iom the Gods love die youngdown the ages sung old and die j lay our beauty by; [J all our potent charms t wasted. . . . Vague alarms,noivi The Gods decree (ma! youth Hhall be; id old ng« keep the thrill [ itj quirk heart-bents still mind alert, the soul ,patient to Its goal mists forward. So of me, or Gods ,in charity, i mo let it be sung— L being old, died young. —By Enid Clay. Residence 217-W , .hall glow The above photograph is taken from a painting of Mrs. Peter Gerry, Washington society woman, who is reported to have paid $ 100,000 for n string of black pearls owned by Prince YousoupotT. The prince paid $12,000 duty on the gems when bringing them in this country. f. It. Carswell of Palntkn was done the business visitors in the |ly Substantial on Tuesday. Jlr. and Mrs. M. W. Mickler of ffksonvillc arrived in Snnford on tjeiday for a brief sojourn. S. M. Cormack of Palatku spent le day here Tuesday transacting nines*. Among the prominent business sitors in the city Tuesday from impa was J. D, Jordon. Mr. nnd Mrs. A’. J .’ Hammer of |L Louis,:1MorC VHrq^timorjE ;theRivals in the city on Tuesday. The3e five girl::, sisters, are proving valuable nlf;e .".'"dslir.,:; in U'l'rc.sentalivcs in congress. 1-eft to right: Goldie Dunn, tec:eia:y to Repr* .tentative Sitn.uma of Nebraskan; Vera Dunn, secretary to Repre­ sentative Frcnr of Wisconsin; Billie Dunn, :v. rotary to Roprc cntative McLaughlin of Nebraska... Margo Dunn Weir, fonnerly secretary to Representative Mandril; and Jean Demi, :.c:;ctary to Representative Clarke of New York. BOOK LOVERS CLUB. On Friday afternoon Miss Annie Hawkins entertained the members of the Book Lovers Club most pleasantly a\ her home on Celery Avenue. tjunntltics of exquisite sweet pens snap dragons aril other ear­ ly spring (lowers adorned the vari­ ous rooms. The afternoon passed quickly with the dincussioit of bocks and current events, and late in the afternoon the hnstcsi served chick­ en salad, nut bread, olive:-, saltiac.i, LONGWOOD coffee, Htrnwhcrrie.; topped with The Longwood and West Long- whipped *ream. Itlinw Hawkinr'i; guests were wood Old Settlers Association held their eleventh annual reunion at Mrs. it. J. II lly, Mrs. Symmc-t, Longwood Jan. 10. The day was j Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. Hlrila a wonderful bright day and one to i Arrington. Mrs. J. E. Puce, Mrs. be remembered by the Old Settlers A. I-. Ilill, Mr*, llenrv McLnulin, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mr-. E. P. who were present. The ladies served the usual good Morse, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, and Mrs. things to eat. After dinner the Ward. president culled the house to order and the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, also letters from W. I. Fletcher, Winchiniton. Mass., Miss Lill Singleton and Mrs E. A. Fhtnshurg. Jacksonville, Miss Flora Walker, Redmond, Washing­ ton. All expressed regrets that they could not be with old friends on this occasion, hut sent love and best wishes and made us feel that there were “no frienns like the old llriends.” Mrs..,■warev was re-elect- Complete in Itself Sharpens the blade in the razor without removing It. Quick. Convenient. Easy to clean. Complete sets— razor, with strop and extra blades, $1.00 nnd up. Hairy Riitt of ConaeUriilc, Pa,, who ha-.; b»en the guest of his I,.iiili*;• and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chat I* s i.. Iti ill for the past three v e dai at their home on Palmetto Avoir e left Tuesday for his horn*, stonpli g over in Savanmih <and i.iiu-v points (a route. lie was ner iii'.iiilri an far a.; Daytona by Mr. ami Mrs. Britt. Y h le tA itc rS tro p R a ro r A party from Miami spending he day here Tuesday on business me S. G. Missel, T. G. Hines, ud II. G. Macintosh. 7 .T LOOKS t? WONDER i AGE Jacksonville was represented nc Tuesday by W. F. Armlstead, rhu> was in the city on a business US£M E S ^ 1 E Isa SHINY HOSE I Mr. and Airs. George I t i i i c k h u h n pot■>red to Orlando on Wednesday rbere they combined business nnd pleasure. EXCESS PEKFiKATION OILY SKIH-M0R Ci: P3 lSPISATiOH BLACKHEADS--EIUUIKO F0a£a RCD HOSE— FR£CKL£3 Jlr. and Mrs. J. Unger of St. Augustine are spending a few days here and are registered at the Will Keep lu w Stui freiA /ootin; WI (CUM* ■iwAJsru E. Grimes of Rradentown was among the out-of-town folk* trans acting business in Sanford or Tuesday. T. A. Adams of Chicago, III., ifent the day here Tuesday a t­ tending to business nnd made his kidquarters at the Montezuma. E. Carl de Lou of Orlando was in the city ion Tuesday calling on friends and attending to busi­ ness. GIVEN BY THE Mrs. Gilstrap, Miss Iluth Gilitrep and Alfred Robson of Or­ lando, were the guests of Dr. nnd Mr.;. J . S’. RobsVni at their home °n Park Avenue Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roman arrived in .Sanford on Tuesday from Wil­ liamson, West Virginia, nnd are pleasantly located nt the Monte­ zuma, Mis, Claire Morris and K. S. Morris arrived in the city Tuesday from Chester, Fa., and are stop­ ping at the Montezuma for a short nay. Max Landman of New York, representative of Weiner nnd OpKnheirner, jewelers of New York ■J, visiting Ferry Wienberg Vif the Weinberg Diamond Palace. Miss Esther M. Sprecker of j-pnicatr, Fa., nnd Miss Minnie A. Lenny of Reading, Fa., graduate "ur-u-i arrived in Sanford Tuesday *n,l are stopping a t the MontcIBn>n for a short time. Mrs. John Leonardi motored to bri-and on Tuesday, where she wdrussed the Woman’s Club. I’bile there she wa3 the guest of V. W. Gould, chairman of tiulil’s Welfare committee. h , Mtiv* ill 1Ot Ms SANFORD, FLORIDA South Florida Fair and Gasparilla Carnival To those who know how to use it, newspaper adver­ tising is a watchdog of dollars—a continuous source of economy and satisfaction. Merchants tell of their bargains through the adver­ tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered through an advertisement Practically every unusual buy is advertised. _ a , FOR ELKS ONLY----- DON’T You can stretch your dollar to its keeping abreast of the oppoitunities to TtRnnTd* rnutil ,-1h will lie "II I Ml-intle 1’in.il I .Stations in Florid Jim. 30 to Feb. 9, Inclusive ROUND T R I P FA ill: FI SANFORD, SO*—0 BEGINNING 8:00 P. M v.-it!; corruKpoudtns r’" l i o n s fro m a ll "tln-r s t"> C all on ti c k e t n gent <>r iinilt-rnisni'il f " r lu r ll ie r Just One Way to Dc I Read the Advertisements ti u i i y “f'Kinald Holly will spend the week !,ni* jn Tampa nt the Tampa Bay Mr. Holly will attend the PfciH breakfast. Mra. Holly will go ®? to Clearwater, where she will Vuit Mrs, - *UCharles * » n C *Dingey. i f/ti J ii.- I J ■ f 1In iljtiiruul,1 Every day this newspaper contains information that you should have to increase your Inlying power. The advertisem ents are intimate little lessons in every-day economy. They teach you how, when and for what your dollar will go farthest. Robert W. Simms and Gregory Stone of Jneksonvillo wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling on Friday. Dr, Wm, McKenzie of Hollyjgod Cal., was among the arrivals wru on Tuesday and will spend !°me time here before going to points farther south. The purchasing power of a dollar bill has shrunk considerably in the last ten years. There has never been a time when discriminate buying paid bigger dividends. The standard (Z-llrumt »f the South PRICE �RETAINS FRANCHISE. World Of Sports Fulton Is Greeted W ith Cheers A s He E nters This Ring: i F ftd Fulton enjoyed a novel experience when .Introduced at the Kenwood armory in, Minne­ apolis recently. In. the Pa8t boxing crowds always' greeted th«~blg fellow with hooting and booing, but on this occasion the Jeers turned to cheers and Fred received a welcome. Fulton appreciated the ovntlon, too, and it imbued him with confidence and fighting splrjt. The determined look that came onto hts face immed­ iately afterward expressed the thoughts ___ that were (lashinW through ugr his mind that ho would nds. not disn ppoint his I t will be some'til o before fistic followers will forget the splendid exhibition that Fulton gavo with his left hand in his bout with "Tiny” Herman. Ful­ ton has one of the best lefts of any of the prescntdny heavy­ weights when he elects to use weights when he elects to use it. lie had that southpaw mnulin working like a piston rod that night and cut downWfrmnn like a.woodchopper felling a tree. LOWLY PHILLIES! GIVE PROMISE OF GOOD 1924 TEAM “MIGHTY CASEY” EVERT TRUE— ■N tv I+ tS N 1 C ? R O e R C 1VTAH M Y/ » r m vnPK Jan 30—There la asNm uch\afhK oa of C G H iS A c . t A M T e w O C X 3 .H O F T H e . v Long John Scott from the New pfC U f© T O 3 > A t A r TW® S F t e o k l « ! ** York Giants as there waB thrill in his surprising "come-back” in 1022 which resulted in a pennant nnd a world’s championship. The South Carolina farmer Is going to Toledo with Alec Gaston, the young catcher, in cxchango for Joe Brad­ shaw, a minor league prospect. Pitcher of a world’s scries shutout in ’22 nnd a winning boxtr.an in 1923, tho announcement first that waivers on Scott had been obtained from nil American and National league clubs and then that he had been sent down the path into fiinor league oblivion came as a kliock to every one. He hnd been regarded by those not on th J “inside" as one of the rock around which John SlcGraw would build up a newer and better pitching staff for the coming campaign. Today Scott stands as a re­ minder ffor all baseball players that tho manager nf the Giants J o t ? < j . t r \ i C . FR.O PI “tH G A p f o u h j T doesn't forget and doesn’t ^forgive. £ f ? - e A M T H A T 'S IVITH A C e R C A k He is the friend of all who are in T H IN K TH<cA£- (a/ G O N L Y f*O U R O p. hard luck, but once he lias reached F i v e . C o f u s IN T U G U N l T t S / b S T A T G 3 p i out the helping hand he expects gratitude in return. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.—The Thillies, of National League cellar infamy, are going to be a. better baseball club this coming season, or there mny be one suicide an/( about 22 murders. President Wil­ liam Baker is the "cbmpleat optim­ ist” who already has spoken in terms of "bully work or bullets.” "Philutjclphin is going to see a much-improved National League team next season,” Willyum said before starting out on a threeweek Junket to pointa south. “ If we don't do better than last season I will feel like shooting myself nnd each individual on the team. But. frankly both Fletcher nnd myself expect a much better showing dur­ ing the coming season. “The team is bound to improve," he said. "Wo have strengthened it '£' <’hi’!&?■;■ considerably since last season, with a good second baseman nnd a hard You save 15% on all Grocer* hitting outfielder. I would like te • • • #; les. including Flour, Sugar, get another pitcher or two us : " ■ ■ ■ Coffee, etc. We pay tho steady as Jimmy Ring. If I do there will lie no stopping us." freight. Pitchers, therefore, will likely bo Few persons know thnt E. Rob­ American Products Assn. the objective of linker and Mana­ Planters Bldg., St. Louis ger Art Fletcher at the National inson Casey of Syracuse, N. Y., is League meeting on February 12 lu the hero of the well known poem Waldorf-Astoria, New York. "Casey at the Hat.” Hack' in 1883, Boxing: Situation In tiie Hut lie made emphatic declaration ns a member of tho old Detroit Na­ FELT TIRED, • League team, Casey struct: Nfew York is Clearing that bis buttery luminaries— tional Jimmy Ring and "Hutch" Hcnline out with the bases full in Minne­ SO TIRED JViery Satisfactorily —will not figure in uny deni. Any apolis — not in Muilville. Hut Indiana Lady Says She Was trades consummated will be done Thayer who wrote the poem, drew i bis inspiration from the game. with these two excluded from the Rundown, Suffered With NEW YORK, Jan SO.—Unless deal. There were reports that Casey is a successful business man Her Hack, Took Cardui, manly and all signs fail the ...... to Ir., linker wns trade them to the and was in New York recently to and Got Well. Z s u te of o?New^York^has°heen ' CJrimn. Pittabui-gh for Maranville, attend a convention. the,n state New York b ^ and Pirates an odf ndd lot of pitchers maAu safe for another year, ni The Phillies’ president added, by Richmond, Ind.—"I thought I lea It. There isn't the slightest tin- way, that the National League would writo a line or so, to say doubt that, less than three weeks meeting will see an extraordinary Iowa Coach Reported ago, the pastime was in imminent lot of tripling. Nearly every team that 1 owe my good health anil Will Cancel Contract danger of being legislated out of in /strength to Cnrdui," says a letter the league, be said, is anxioin existence. In the mean time, how­ to talk I null*. from Mrs. Cora Courtney, 31 Rail­ With Trinity College ever, efforts of the reform clement It might be fitting to ndd, also, road Street, this city. have fallen into disrepute anil it that linker thinks ids manager, IOWA CITY, la., Jan. 30.—The Is now the common belief, among Art Fletcher, “I wns all run-down until my is one of the best board of control of athletics at the promoters and the politicians alike, managers in baseball. family thought they would lose University of Iowa gave credence that the menace in question no me,” write Mrs. Courtney. “ My today to reports that Howard II. longer exists in virulent form. director of athletics, will husband coaxed me to take Cnrdui, qne source of cauliflower enjoy­ Joe Jackson Salary Jones, cancel his contract witli Trinity A Denver boy, Edward Patrick INTERNAL REVENUE ment is the fact that the word lias so, to please him, I did, nnd will Durham, N. 0„ and remain Eagan, already a world’s amateur MEN’S ITIEKARY say I do not regret it, for I am goiio out to those closely identified Suit Against White college, at Iown. It. A. Guuver, chairman ling champion, nmy la* challenging with boxing that more than the usual care must be exercised dur­ Sox Is Begun Again ;of the board, would neither verify Dempsey for the liighest prize in Deputy collectors of internal aide to do all my work nnd do niy nor deny the report, but asserted the professional class within a year ing the next three months to sec revenue will be in I’ensacola from shopping. ' that nothing untoward or repreMILWAUKEE, Win., Jan III).— the board "should lie very happy or two. Feb. 1 to March 15, inclusive, to '“‘I have five children, four in if it were true." At present Eddie Eagan d hcrisible occurs. This is taken to The ? 18,599 salary suit of Joe Professor Kuever announced that strictly tin amateur, and possibly assist taxpayers in filing their in­ school, my Husband and a boarder mean that the boys are to lie low Jackson, former Chicago American for the remainder of the legisla­ League baseball player, against Prof. II. J. Lambert, former chair­ ho may forget his desire to try come tnx returns for 1923, accord­ to do for, nnd I do nil my work tive session nnd indicates a dis­ the club began here today with the man of the board of athletic con­ out with Dempsey and start prac­ ing to an announcement by the in­ for all of us, nnd find time to play. position among politicians to line impaneling of a jury in circuit trol, bad resigned. Jones’ resigna­ ticing law u couple of years from ternal revenue department. The itinernry of the collectors We nil praise Cardui. Every nick up behind the Walker law once court before Judge J. J. Gregory. tion wns reported to have followed now. I’nt if he does become n professional boxer he’s likely to for other West Florida cities and nnd run-down woman should take mote. Juckson wns dismissed with disagreement with Lambert. Prof. Waiter Percy Brodwell, l/e one of the most sensational towns is n* follows: Apalachicola, this wonderful medicine. Neither Governor Smith nor seven other Sox players following Senator Walker, father of the luw the charge of ""throwing”' games In of the law college, said he wns figures ia lifts ring within u few March 5, (i and 7; Bagdad, March “I suffered with my bnck; a very and 10; Ulountstown, Feb. 1, 2 and majority leader of the uenato, She 1919 W ifi } authorized to say -timt Jones- hiind months,-* .............. . .................. weak f«wlT(ig arid 4; Honifay. Feb. 20,21 and 23; Eagan would ho n highly’ cul­ will make any statement on tic Jackson « counsel announce*!! the liothing do say at this time." Ghipley, Feb. 14, 15, 10, 18 and 19; tured boxer and wlial Jim Hockley "I felt hardly able to drag; just bating situation. plaintiff would advance —- --------- the claim DURHAM, N. C., Jan. 30.— calls "a credit to the game." At Crcstview, Fob. 29. Mnrch 1. 3 and tired—so tired all the time. Some weeks ago.. Walker was j that tho "ten day clause” was quoted ns saying that he "wouldn’t placed in JnckaonTt contract tin- "Howard Jones is bound to Trinity present he is a Rhodes scholar at 4; HeFunink Springs, Feb. 25, 20, "It was an effort for me to do wajk across the aislu to save box- known to him because “he was under a five-year contract and wo Oxford, preparing for a law career. 27 and 28; Hosford, March 3 and anything, but Cardui helped me so lug," but since then it is under- unable to read.” The clause, be have heard nothing from him in He graduated from Yale with high 4; Marianna, Feb. 5, 0, 7 am] 8; ta his reported desire to honors, winning the Rhodes schol- Milton, March 5,. 0 and 7; Monti- I felt like a different woman." ___________ stood that he has suffered a change says, enables a club to release u j regard r ............. . . al- cnncel the same. All arrangements nrship. He distinguished himself .cello, Feb. M, 15 and 10; Panama of heart, largely due to the fact1player, on ten day:;’ notice, If you are in a run-down physical that I t is now evident that boxing though ’ ' the player is hound for tho v^l'rt-' agreed, upon and Jones do- at Yale in ninny ways. Entering' City, Feb. 9, 11, 12 and 13; Tnlia- condition, suffering as this Indiana dared himself happy that the con­ witliout money or influence, he wns hassce, Feb. 17 to 24, inclusive; can nnd will be saved. life of tile agreement. The court allowed to stand, over tract with Trinity was made. We noon taken into tho exclusive DKE | Perry, Feb. 5, 0, 7 mid 8; Craw- lady says she did, give Cardui a fair inter became its fordsville, March 1; Hastings, Feb. trial. It should help you. of counsel for ('buries A. are, therefore, expecting him to fraternity, and lnter Tampa Would Enter objection Cumiskey, owner of the White Sox. come to Trinity next September president. His ability us a student 11 and 12. Take Cardui. NC-147. Cannon’s query of prospective jur­ 1, according to the contract, if not won him recognition from the New Baseball League ors: start. "Are you acquainted with K. j sooner.” This statement wns made tonight (iood Orator, Too M. I.nndis, employe of the Chicago lie Is a fine orator, and was a TAMPA, Jan. 30^—Discussions American League Paschal I club?" by Prof. it. L. Flowers, an uffidal The Biggest Thing in Central South Florida This Year of Trinity college, upon learning member of the Ynle debating team, nrq under way looking to Tampa’s of dispatches to the effect that the lie ranked as one of the best stu­ entering a new South Atlantic or Iowa university f o o t b a l l coach was dents in his class. When the wnr Southeastern league. !’. L. Cnrr of thb Smokers, has written letters Vanderbilt Had Two reported to have expressed inten­ started he enlisted at once, like toi possible members of the new Of Best Ends In The tion of cancelling his contract with many college boys, nnd became a Trinity college. first lieutenant in the field artil­ league, inquiring as to the feasibil­ lery. At Camp Zachery Taylor h • ity of forming another circuit Country Last Year v/ns a chum of Charlie Pudduck. should Tallinn pull out of the slate Feb. 12-13-14-15-16-1924. Larzo Palatka Man also a lieutenant in the field a r ­ league. Jacksonville, Orlando, tillery. Some of this information NEW YORK, Jan. 30—Two ALL ROADS LEAD TO ORLANDO. d&con, Savannah, Augusta, Mont Signs With Macon l have from Paddock, who says gomcry and Charleston have been of the best ends in the country Eddie Eagan is one of the most suggested ns possible cities for in 1923 were Bomnr and Wake­ PALATKA, Jan. r().—A contract intelligent men he ever knew, and For Fifteen Consecutive Years It Has Been Growing—It field. Hath played with Vander­ membership in the new organiza Has Cost Money—Time—ami Prodigious Effort To Huild the bilt. llomur got on the All- to play with Macon in the South one of the finest gentlemen us tion. Atlantic League during the coin­ well. Most Artistic Exposition in the State. It is not a mushroom American. Wakefield didn't. ing reason, has been signed by growth but actually requires the constant labor of the whole If Eagan becomes a professional Many experts thought Wake­ MAY TRAIN AT GAINESVILLE Larzo, catcher-first base- boxer no one can cull him a "low­ year to bring it to perfection. You have your part in it. field a better player than his Charley man who has played with Palatka \ ou can help make it hum. Arrangements have been made He will be the first to ever GAINESVILLE, Jan. 29—The mate. In the Michigiui game for the last three seasons, Larzo brow." to show the best, of the Products. Citrus, Garden, Field, Manu­ pile U|i ail the honors of high-w Toledo (O.) team of the American he showed to better advantage, has been the suhvei of several education facture, Home Demonstration, Health, Stock, Poultry, Art, and scientifically develop Association may come here for as he did in other contests the visits by big league scouts, all of his brain to Needlecraft, etc. apply its power to tho McGugin entourage played. Ihbir spring training ,sea-on till-; whom agreed that he was a bit too Johnnie J. Jones’ Shows have a part, and a hig part. problem of winning a world's At any rate, it is,very seldom small for big league teams. His ydar, it is indicated by.information worth a million dol­ The races arc the best in the South Atlantic States, Sixty curried in u paper <J that city, a that one team bou:<ts two such work at first base, however, has championship to any man who can take and five horses now practicing on the track. copy of which lias been received. Il Hankers ns Vanderbilt had in Ho been described as equal to thnt lars Many unique novelties. hold it, for a couple of years. He mar and Wakefield. lsf said that minor arrangement:; of many of the hig league players. may start a new fashion in ring Como Yourself. Bring your Family. Michigan, with Kirk and Goe­ arc being awaited by Roger Hresnnaffairs, and boxers of the future Seminole County Exhibits will draw her people. li:jn, president of the Toledo club, bel in 1922, perhaps came as may consider a college education Let us renew our cordial relations. WILL HUMP LHjl'ORS. before he makes a definite dcclson near to approaching n pair of necessary to success. the type of Komar and Wake­ as to his training place. W. It. O’Neal. Pros. Jus. I,. Giles, Tress. field as has nny eleven In some ; BRADENTOWN, Jan. 30—SherII. II. Dickson, V. Pres. C. K. Howard, Sec’y. i iff Wingate of Manatee county is seasons. Good ends as a rule WILL HE COMING SOON. | getting ready to "p'.tcii a party" on don’t come in pairs. i l ebruary 1 to winch everybody is ORLANDO, Jan. 29—According invited. Assorted wines and liq­ t/* information received locally aplenty will be on hand for jiifchura and catchers of the Cincin­ Basketball Tourney uors tlie occasion—that is, until someone nati Reds, who are to train in Or­ a high-powered cork­ lando this- spring, will reach here To Be At Gainesville produces screw which Mr. Wingate will use about March 3. Among those sche­ in op. nine tho b o t t l e s ami pouring duled to arrive at Unit time are D ru g g ists are I n s t r u c t e d to refund money In e v e r y I n s ta n c e w h e r e GAINESVILLE, Jan. 30.—Tiu tiie beverages into the sewer, Carl Mays, recently obtained b y ;Mtat;. |li({|, ht.)l00, basketball (There are 899 qua-.:s of it to lie s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s a r e riot id .taln ed . T h . v e ry l i n t .hmo of Manager Mura a from the Ntpv | tournament to be held here till; thus disposed of the sheriff an­ alm ofit I n v a r i a b l y s t o p s thi? t n u l c n c y of tuu*t'ziiur am ! c a u t'ltlm '' York Yankees; and Jnkio May. new v,.;ir . M,ir. 7 „ IU| g_ win ......... . nounces, mostly Miportcd Scotch am t t o e m u d d o s e u s u a l l y s t o o d t h e s e v e r e s t i*OI,|). T h e eoit'imoo ly acquired pitcher from tin* Coast ; t0 any school in Rood Htuvulint; with and Irish, although wines from l old in list he e l u s s e d a s a s e r i o u s d isease so rid of It ut o n ce It j o u r m u s c l e s a r e s o r e o r ynu Imvn th a t c h illy fe*.||1Ur League. tho athletic association, regardless Spain and Italy, gin from tho "u'd wllli a d u ll headactiH , It's a s u r e sig n t h a t y o u h av e t a k e n of the liaison's record, according country and romo champagne, liou 't w a i t fo r I ’n u iiiiionla t o d e v e h u i, h u t b u y "a "ho t tie* of " r l . V 'u IIKCOMMENDS AIMHTION. to information given out hy I. M. cognac and brandy will go dmvti' JON KM l.t V K ll A N D KlIJNKY TONIC to d ay . T h r e . ' s t Is «nmU oiln n o t a f f o r d to t u k u a c h a n c e u t Oils ti m e ' McAlpin of Plant City, secretary tiie sewer. The stock, valued at JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 30.— , of the Florida High School Ath- about $8,000, represents contraband Claude L. Robinson, superintendent h tic association. The tournament seizures of the last few months. HELP HER LAY A ilOUMILLAT & ANDERSON of Jacksonville’s new 18-lpde mu-1 will be held a t the University of THOUSAND EGGS nkipai golf course, bus recommend- Florida gymnasium, and each team t*d that the city uild another nine-; entering must pay its own ex She has inure than a thousand hole course for the benefit of the peases, eggs in her body tlint she can give THE PAINT WE SELL tilnlng* that are crowding to the you, if bandied right. Mix Pratts tllBBBBBaBanBBBBBMaaBiaBBBBnBaBBBBSBBBIiaBaaBBaMaQ public links. Receipts for the pre Poultry Regulator in her mash READY FOR SPORTS cut. course, which was opened in and watch her lay. Keeps her November, already have passed the healthy and laying, shortens moltQUEBEC, Jan. 30.—Internation­ $j,0OU murk, it iu slated. iug^ time, aids digestion. al competition in ski-jumping, Costs only a cent a month nnd s snow-shoeing, spenl nnd figura is guaranteed to satisfy you nr BOXERS ARE MATCHED. skuting, ico hockey, curling and 3 BUY THAT WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED AND HAS your money back. the annual dog sled derby, will i NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—Mike feature The Quebec winter carnival, IT DOES NOT CRACK, 3 PROVEN SATISFACTORY. ilcTigue, world's light heavy­ which opens February 20. PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR Thirteen Canudian nnd three weight champion, will meet CIIALK OFF Georges Carpcntier, former holder American dog teams are among of the title, in milk fund charity entries for the derby and the most Poultry bouts here in May, according to expert American and Canadian per­ A Full Line oT Kalsamine, Var­ nishes and Stains ’*• T’/ex Rickard. He will later meet formers in the remaining events Regulator nB of tiie three-day program hnvc (4eno Tunney. f/ ttfcc.u .iujcs tig* frem ANY -.mui signified their intention to com­ SOLD ONLY BY S' . : '“Plans to establish over one hun­ pete. Guaranteed and A contest for women ski jump­ dred new families in the vicinity of For S ’ ■/ Okeechobee City for work in tho ers In which Miss Margaret SANFORD PAINT lumber camps and sawmill of the Towno of Berlin. N. II., will meet “Dealers Throughout STORE Andrews Lumber Company luu the leading women junipers of the Country,” been announced,” says the Okeecho­ Canada, is a now feature on the 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET VVelaka Bldg. Phone 303 ORLANDO. FLA. Hat of cvcnt3. bee News. prove* out that there la unwllllnjr?ess Jo support the club financial. Y0U1 ly. Steps hnvc been taken to set­ SPEED U P tle this phase of the matter before l a z y l iv e r the first day of piny, to avoid midseason worry about where money is coming from to supply legitimate expenses. It is estimated that be­ tween 15,000 and $0,000 will be x — -—. needed to finance a 120-ganyj sea­ A s a to n ic when there i. _ . neon an d Inck or appetite VS?*1 son locally. tile ex ertio n m ak e, *y * h*BJ tired, y o u r lean drag, y.mr sf." Tax payors in approximately the aches, y o u r mouth t a s t e / »„d & Is broken. Clem Junes / u northern half of the Avon Park sleep nnd K idney Tonic | H the n i l n!.T' ENJOYED Who? ScheU-Sasse Manufacturing Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. Manufacturers of Mlllwork—Sash and Doors. To the Trade: Hnvo you n job lined up for which you will want Millwork? Want it quick? Want it right when delivered? And want it at a fair price? If you have—please listen to what we want. We want that business. We want a trial Job. W« want an opportunity to dig in nnd show our goods. We can figure your job even if the details are not completed, give us an outline* of what you wnnt and we will prepare the dutuils for proper approval, they will be true to design and prac­ tical. If you are rushed this service of our will help, we can do this detail work for you and save you money. «Wc hnve never sacrificed quality nor slighted service to make a price, yet our prices are right. Stand by your sub-contractors who hnvo given you satisfac­ tion. We solicit business from those who have not as yet formed a satisfactory Millwork connection. We nrc completely equipped. Our men are masters of their trades, our increased capacity makes it necessary wo do more business this year than last, nltho, we did 100 per cent more Inst year than two years ago; therefore, we ask your consideration believing nnd convinced the results will be mutually satisfactory, mutually profitable. We prefer to makrt guaranteed blanket bid proposals if plans are prepared by licensed Architect. Send your plans and specifications, figures will be made promptly, if rushed and ready, write, wire or telephone, we will call at once. Try us out. Anything nnd everything of Wood. Schell-Sasse M anufacturing Company. Rhone R-2142. The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS ! WHY EXPERIMENT? \ The Underwood \underwood Typewriter Co. A GOOD NIGHTS Sleep that w ill restore your ett(>neii! enable you to enjoy l|f .n,fV!,SS JONES U V P .lt ANlV i TONIC, hecnuno o f , ' , TONIC and heallh-Blrintf e i r i.8? 1 cstob llah cd Itself as it recuViuV rem edy for Tonnn i K K V nit. MAI.AUlA AND rni'JJP . CtiNM JON KM LlVKIt ANIl Wn NUV TONIC Is not Sidy h J i,£ £ ns a liv e r m edicine, hut It rise s a clran sln a nnd sllm ullfu In fluence In the stomach n™3 *23 els. T lirou ah Its thartlc p rop erlles blilmMUB"Lni2 tics w h ich have Iniarfarrrd wffl h ealth y processes are driven T ak e no IMLLH w hile u»|n- ih m edicine— tho TONIC s ul Uhit i "I wish to say thnt FOLEY PILLS worked 0. K. on me in a couple of hours nnd the pains left mo at once. I took n couple of them In the afternoon, went to bed and had a good night’s sleep and have slept good ever since, writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., Fort Wnyne, Indiana. FOLEY 1 PILLS are a diurotic stimulant for needed. HE COST IS SM ALL__THi the kidneys and will increase their H ET N E P IT IH (lltKAT. TH' activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold R oiim lllut Andursnn. Sanfon F lorida. everywhere. DENVER BOY, RHODES SCHOLAR, AND AMATEUR HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION MAY BE A CONTENDER NEXT YEAR SUNPROOF . township voted recently to road .n tf bridge d l s t r i c V a ^ bonds for $50, V> Vuild opprn imately 18 af clay rosdL1 Long John Scott, A -By CONDO One Time Giant H ero ^ BRADENTOWN, Jan. (30—Base­ ball fans here have decided to reP asses Into Oblivion tain Bradcm^wn’s franchisodn the x oodvu ___ __ Florida State League unless It I*. O. Box No. 1092. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. Phone 498 -Phone 498 Q U IC K S E R V IC E TR A N SFER ■i J Household Goods. Pianos, Safes, T runks and Baggage g Transferred Anywhere Any Time £ Storage / ■■■■■■■■aaaBBaaaaBBaaBBBBBBBaBaBBBaaaaBBaaBBaagl Hoolehan-Coleman Company Jj ^ Hume Electric Light and W ater Plants Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners * Plumbiiijf, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drilling ” § —• — Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motora, Spray Carts, Irrigation Outfits *J Sanford, Fla. ■ Tcmpurury Address n 1033 W. FIRST ST------------------------- —TELEPHONE 601-W B u n ia iia iB B a B B B ^ tn x y iiu a x iH z a iia in a a B B ia iB ia iia i1 Bran-Molasses-Bran, Cotton Seed Meal, Paris Green. A Full Line of Poultry, Dairy aiul Horae Feed. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. 100Ut BITWill Mats .DAIRYMAN'S/ MYRTLE AYE. AND 4TH ST. JNO. \V. SNEED PHONE 539 YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU AKB| NOT SATISFIED .D A IR Y / tFEED / \ • , ! MACI tv HASUVIUt UNO. JtHirt what a cow EATS but what she DIGESTSthatproduces milk andbnttarfats DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED (Cojuntal 2i t frettin] vCanUinj tnore than 751, DIGESTIBLE nutlitnti �' . ‘ v '* ': ■ I . , . •• f • , jv ■ v.-v-ix " ; ,j • •*■’.* " =l/s , •/ .’->pr r^'.. •*■• , ‘ .'* *-".*-. ^fvi? f-i t-,f.*,,*- “,T*V t- j a ' ' • , r J1 • f ,,y;J*?* .-:,- 4■■ } -■ ;*' ?• . * •. . . • 1, * J r it J- > f* • • ‘ • ‘T • > /■ j • .. • • ■■'■'■; T - . ' 1 Ts -’- J THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY SO, 1921 “T H E R E ’S T I M E F O R A L L T H I N G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS Daily Herald jANT-AD r a t e s Cash in Advance [ganford FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS hA u SACHs FOR SALE REAL ESTATE for sale—Pure porlc sausage smoked with oaw woo:|, ■>5c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ faction gunrnnteed. Mrs. Enoch bawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. D. F. No. HELP WANTED WANTED—Help of nil kinds by many business houses. If you ore without a position, advertise on the classified pngo of The Herald. It will eost you only a few cepts and you will reach thou­ sands. WANTED—Position, experienced cashier tor assistant bookkeeper. Box 30, care Herald._____ WANTED—By young man from 4 o'clock In afternoon on, work nf any kind. Answer X. Y. Z. care Herald office. _______________ WANTED—Colored man to wash cars. San Juan Garnge.________ ov* ROOMS FOR RENT AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS ARE YOU—[looking for a good REAL ESTATE WANTED BUILDING MATERIAL ______ _ g 't "in touch with room. If you don't find one UstWANTED—To MIRACLE Concrete Co* p i m l the owner that has from 300 to;cd in this column, insert n smnll FOR SALE cement work, nidewlaks, bslM1,000 acres '0T unimproved land wnnt ad nnd you will receive tho l-hril fm"» patrrn. nail p«»|. lag blocks, irrigation boxes. J. & for sale. Write full‘particulars. I best listingM n the city._______ |Mt*r ■*■"' iMmraialelr for Ford Sedan Tcrwllleger. Prop, ___________ : Orifflth-MlIUenn Co. 403 l i t Nat-1 ko ?TRENT—Nico apartment and lnfS, "*< 1 __________ ___ top n tinp Ot ional Bank _Bldg. Lumber end Building MatestaL garage located on Silver I-ake; Ford Tonring .........He n lin e carter uimunr Company rent $15.00 per month. Dr. H. C. r* -°e ■ Hue N._ Laurel St._ Phone 565._ Noble, t fc Chandler Touring ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree ,r< ....- .......- .......... t r n lin e Blueberries, 30 per cent off. FOR RENT—Furnished bed-room. FaceType double above HILL"LUMBER CO. House” 3 Dodge Touring Treei Blackberries. Best invest­ 301 Park Ave. Service, Quality e'd Pries, 'reduced d a t e s a r o f o r e o n ment!, highest profits, quick re­ Phono 135. F o r RENT—Two nicely furnjshfifutlvi' Insertions. Hudson Touring ed housekeeping rooms on first I ' words of average length turns, quality plants. Original introduccra. Adapted Nurseries, lire counted a line, floor, $20 per month. 312 or 311 Scripps-nooth Touring ’ iimuni charge 3( for firm Tampa, Fin.___ East 5th St. ____! uerllon. FOR HALE—DeSoto paints nail FOR RENT—Nicely furnished advertising Is r e s t r i c t e d t o Cleveland Touring rirorcr cla s sif ic a tio n . i.fVn.nriahea nt Sanford Novelty rooms, with or without bath; CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING, Ill in error I* mndo The HnnWorks, solojtgents. 151-tfc Oakland‘Touring KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 30.— meals if desired, by day, week, or SPECIAL NOTICES COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING, Lj ller.ilil win be responsible Plans arc now being made In every month. Weekly rates $3.00 to BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries , , n|y one Incorrect Insertion. STRIP SHINGLES, , advertiser, for subsequent stntc huving a chapter of DcMolny, $10.00. Daily rotes $1.00-$1.50. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS un‘[, mac*bcrries—all *varieties I^trgc house close In, 10 rooms, PLASTER, ,rtl"ii*. The o ffic e shmiUl be All outside rooms. The Lincoln for the discussion of the fourth two linths, two screened porches, suitnble for home and commercial WHERE USED CARS ARE CEMENT, tlflril Immediately In caso of UNDERWOOD House, where the home folks slop. pamphlet of the American Citizen­ planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ fruit trees, desirable plncc location ALW AYS BARGAINS NAILS. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT ship PrnStlce series, being issued FOR R*ENT—Furnished bed-room TO AHVEBTIHKItg. orous, well rooted plants insure for apartment, $5500, terms. by the Ooler, according to an an­ with or without board. Apply 811 FUK SALE—Or trade for motor good early profits. For full in­ i Herald r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r class Underwood Typewriters nouncement from National Head­ Elm |y fitmllinr w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s Ave. Phone 251._________boat ■ formation nnd illustrated catalog ■ thrcc room cottnge at Gin- High CHASE A CO. ________ ________ a 1022 Dodge touring car for rent to rellublc parties. rlnsslllcatli\p. w i l l g i v e y o u quarters in this cty. No. D, write - Southern Adapted derville, just finished, $850. Best SANFORD, FLA* FOR RENT—Furnished room for jn excellent, condition. E. W. Milnlrtr In fo rm a tio n . A n d if of terms. In connection with ‘‘Cltlzenshin Nurseries, Bartow, Fla._____ light liour-okccrtjng: pan have lican, Griffith Millicnn Co., 403 wish, th r y w ill a s s i s t y o u In Underwood Typewriter Co. .1 Practice in Voting nnd Holding Of.Jlnt; >our w n n t a d t o m a k e P oll HALE—fegry Cash Itegistei’. Two city lots on Heights. High and 15 S. Mnin Street Orlando, Fla. K ™ !» ’»»>'»» •"« » '“ ■ ™‘ M"cn“lla; note effective, SPECIAL’ BARGAINS Cost $G0 when new. Will sell dry location. Cheap. hns been requested to arrange with niCOHTJfAT NOTICE, 1923 Dodge touring, almost new cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald their public nfllelnls to have mem­ idrertlsers s h o u l d g i v e t h e i r office._________ 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like bers of tho Order of DcMolny act nt or poatofflco a d d r e s s u s THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. new. [j ai I heir plum e n u m b e r If as Mayor, Councilman nnd other of­ L. Allen. Mgr. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs Dodfto touring, 1921. desire re s u lts . A bout one ficials for ono full day during the for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. HIR SALE—Attractive bungurr out nf a t h u u s n n d tins a Dodge Roadster, 1919. month of February. In many Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, low, modern, n bargain, terms. phone, nnd t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t Dodge 1922 touring. stntea, where chapters are located ununleate w ith yon u n less Sanford, Phone 3303. 83-tfp Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue, • Dodge 3-1 ten truck. in cnpitnls, chapters will havj y kn"W y o u r a d d r e s s . modern bungnSKE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 M)R SALE—Two - ...... ........... „„ Two Dodge tourings, 1920. those of their memhera act, not y|| dlseonllniinnee .MI ST h e HL R Pnnni u bath, Vvntl* every conATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 30—Wheft only ns Governor of the state, but Sanford Avc. before buying JflW lows, 5 rooms, 1922 Huptnobilo touring. ■■de III person at The Naif |,rd Ifrrald of fire nr liy letLexington Lark (sport). stoves. We will save you money. ]l^?lcncc’ Mocks from l*. O. nil Industrial plants are busy on occupy other state offices ns well. pr. T rtrphone illsruntln* National touring, 0 passenger. We also repair stoves of nil kinds, I *'"1U0.8O, Ir>00 cash, balance easy profitable business and giving full ----1 Patrols nnd bands will be utilized NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—A plan ■srrs see nut v a l i d . Two Worm-drive Ford trucks. grnfnnolas and sewing machines iV.rma* Grlfflth-MilHcnn Co., 403 time employ ment to their labor, in many cities for traffic pntrnlmen, for guaranteeing the principal and CcnrlcouN. rrompt, Efficient You ran find the name of every Two Ford Chassis. ___________ llM-tfc!F ,m Nat l- bank. 3t there is an Increased <lemnnd for with one Idea in mind, that of interest of diversified investment Service. products of the soil, according to bringing to every DeMolny nnd bonds, applicable either to individ­ Olds 8 touring, 7 pnssengcr. live llualneaa Man in Saniovd ia FOR SALE—Miss Iona fy straw -! ' r ------------—--------Atlanta business men nnd bankers, young mnn the requirements of ual or corporate holdings, has been Chandler touring. this Column each day. berry plnnts- well rooted, care­ While agriculture is the basis of mibiic oflieu Ford touring, 1922. office and nnd the obligations of evolved by lending surety compan­ fully packed, GOe per hundred, HOUSES—FOR SALE prosperity in the South, ns well ns public Hulck touring, 1919, 7 pnssnngcr. the citizen toward his civic duties. WANTED ies. Thu plan, in effect, is nn ex­ $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews •— the rest of the country, it is nsRuiek touring, 1918. Every chanter is requested, when tension of the guarantees now is­ Co., Tnllnhnssce, Fla.. Route C. AT sorted, the prosperity of ngricuiTHE . . _________________________ Milano tonigHt, Huclt MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nml Jones In “The Cupid's Fireman.” ture is large;ly. ilependent upon in- discussing trie fourth number of sued covering mortgages ami defer- Two Keo Speedster Trucks, this citizenship izenship building program,, m , ,mynK.lU automobile notes, nnd ! Studcbakcr, Packard, Chevrolet iNTKD—Your old furniture, repairing. Call H. S. Pond,;Also comedy, A picture full of dustnal development. Business to use actual rctual bo ballots, so that every | w,„ J.„ver sttttt>i T)lun|cj|Mt. railroad. Trucks. liny people in Hanford would phono 225 or Peoples Bunk. 1excitement nnd interest. Freei,mc« here *nV *h«t the greater the . ............ ....................... J. L. PERKINS IleMolay upon reaching bis ni«* -}i'nVlusVria1! and pViiHie"ii’tHity ‘i>V»nds j JD}7 Bulck tonring. to buy second hand furniture, — * • 1 1-2 ton International truck. 179-tfc tic k c ts J o r J D s L_D:_C. M a rlo w e ^ i J ^ [ n g V™nr iVirkm'fl.r form '! Jo.r. i ty. w.iU , hH .v? 8U?lcicnt. l k n_ owl' 1 “There is a growing demand on * Sales Department rtrtise your spare pieces in the FOR SALE—New l.tiuae. Pnrk|tr8 (froater the market for farm as t*> just how to use them, the part of investors who have their Some of these cars were traded iIJ Want Aus and sell them NO person need become lmld- Ave., bargain. W. J. Thigpen.I San Juan Garago fund* tied up in diversified necur- 1*n on new Dodges. Most of them I hcnded. I have a newly invent­ _kly. I’hono 148 nnd the want Offlcinis of the Federal Reserve, AUTO TAGS IN VOGUE. . , [ties, to Obtain some kind of n , have been left with us to be sold department will be glad to in- ed machine that prevents same. Bank of A tla n ta , w ho keep clo se -------- . guarantee." said R. II. Towner, 1nml applied on the purchase or Wonderful for adding new life and t your ad. PED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH ,tab,?!} ''ulustrlal and agricultural WEST PALM BEACH. Jan. 3 0 A S . h«L which new Dodges. They are nil real growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. _____ !conditions throughout the sixth fed iSTED—By permanent resi- Price $2.50. Write for particueit, 3 or 1 room unfurnished lars, S. S. Boyd, Laurens, S. C._ “FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR rtment, close in. Address W. COMPOUND is fine. M y. little FOR SALE—Baby chicks,' S. C. W., care Herald. ______ Tailors Cleaners and Dyers had nn awful enugh. I* got a Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd girl bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND [N'TKli—To buy several pieces Silver Wynndottes, S. C. White TAR COMPOUND and gave her n 117 Park Avenue— l’hon* 4W d furniture including dressers Leghorns, S. C. Anconns. Heavy d beds. What have you ? Ad­ egg producing strains. Pedigreed, few doses nnd she was greatly re­ ceding year. ,, , . panics, so far as couid lie learned, Dodge Dealers. it Dox 500, care Herald._____ exhibition nnd utility matings. lieved," writes Clyde II. Benson, The statement is made that thu are good for one >ear, and nre fur- |m„ t ..wriUen" any of the new Phone 3. of cost. To nmke k j*ornl 0f lmsineas, all of tho leading INTED—Pepper plants, ready Custom hatching. Write today Mnrlbrook, Virginia. The best income of industrial workers, a-* nfcdied posMble to apprehend traflic l«w , com|mniw have notified their FOR SA SALE—Franklin l.K—Franklin touring remedy for coughs, colds, hoarsethe result of a volume of enrp’loyset now or in two weeks. for prices. Sunnysfde Hatchery, violators in the city is given ns one nBeI'lt!t l(l 8t.t>k sl|cn business, sub-i ear. See Ed Matthews, Sanford ness; relieves promptly and effec-Iment approximately 13 per cent (ff V. Robinson, Winter Garden._ Hox 18, Longwood, Fla. Sanford Novelty the chief reason s for passing tho | pprovut of the home Ruiek Co. ANTED—Small mu4>r boat, MELLON SEED—Tom Watson, lively.^ FOLEY'S HONEY ANU j Inrger than a year ago nml of wage ordinance. • , offices. if*r fiiur-eylindcr motor, speed Irish gray Kleekley sweet, Flor­ TAR COMPOUND has stood tho ndvanccs, applying to the country Works An investor desiring to have the j les.i than fifteen. Cnsh prono- ida Fnvorltc, Ga. Rattlesnake. I test nf time, serving three genera-'as a whole, greatly exceeded that PLAN BIG CELEBRATION. interest nml principal of bonds In* tions. of the year previous. gon. Bill Withcrington, Apopka, grow nnd save these seed myself; may own guaranteed must submi* Farmer’s V. C. C0L.LER, Prop. _______ money cannot buy nnv better. 59 Tho ANTED—1 room furnished vents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, product! i General Shop and Mill Work (irtmcnt or small house. D.{Fin.________’ • ■■ ............ country, Mcr, Mgr. Coral Cables._ WE ARE now ready to take or­ 'Federal Board for ,: sized here, Contractor and Builder ders for R, I. Red Chickens nt Vocational Students greater Cards of Sanford’s Reputable 15 cents each. Mrs. W. R. Guerry, fore. JOST AND FOUND Route 1, Sanford, Fla._ 517 Commercial Street Calls a Conference the farmoi Professional Men, each of prevent an investor submitting i £ YOU losing an opportunity FLORIDA MARVEL .blnekbFTry ifying, according to Georgia agri ‘ A:r ibe rafsing of something like only his weak investments, for whom, in his chosen profession o fell your property by not using plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, TAI.LAHASSEK, Fin., Jan. 30— culturists, the buying power of _hl>r 1^ 10.000 to be devoteu to entertain . Ha m A. i* rrun u*-* The Federal Board for Vocational dollar, they assert, is still below fmcnt and prizes for those who nt- ^ ‘y IuV 'duaranteoing instruments the Herald recommend* to the i Herald Want Ads. The cost jtox 1088, St. Petersburg,' Fla. people. imall, the result* great. H e r a l d --------------Education bus called » conference SALE—Second enrruWilson Welding & Radiator % | will be ^w ritten for an annual guts wi11 work for you quiekly. FOR “| j, ‘ ‘ , . , hand , ,.„,ii“f state superintendents, directors H a s a y i 'a g o .' U BmUC,‘ th“ n | 'tend b5 i,0Fn S,n‘ iU"lbcr llt " ,cal and supervisors of agriculture in With a readjustment of the nat- j HEARING FEB. 7. ' JT’o"m n e 'w Works business experts ------,lurr c!Tn\'computw^on 5 vompuuu on in expert* h■ 1 n • ,----------- . the southern region, to lie held in ional tax system, liuslness POLITICAL .|(j_^ par value of all the approved inHUNTING dogs for sale crossed.Orlando, Fla., Feb. ;9-22. here declare, the industrial life of CLEARWATER, Jan. “It It’s Metal wo can weld it" nation should of Registereil Airedale and \V. S. Cawthon, stnte superin- the __ ____ ..... experience ....._____ re hearing will be held in circuit vcs,litoenl bonds belonging to thu George A. DeCottes which Prison or corporation seeking the SANFORD, FLORIDA A tto rn ey -n t-L aw Pointer both__A-l specimen of tendent of public instruction, in let-1 newetl vigor. This, they point out, court here on Feb. 7 at .... . their breed. These pups will make ters to interested educatdrs would in turn materially assist ag­ George M. Coslick, now holding tho guarantee, Over Sem inole C ounty because of the Aire- throughout the South, calls atten- riculture. And should efforts to office of chief of police of St. Pet­ I hereby announce myself ns e good hunters B ank OF sturdiness and pointer in- tion in extending them nn invitation overhaul the tariff laws prove suc­ ersburg, will bo required to show HERE'S CONDITION Bvlidate for the office of Sheriff dale STATE ROAD NO. I Sanford, — Florida by what authority he retains that cessful, it is further claimed, the tolligencc. _Phone 571-1._______ to be present at the meeting, that STEWART The Flortat [Seminole County, subject to the former’s dollar would not only position. An order fixing the date The condition of State Road No. l«ocrntic primary June, 1921. FOR SALE—As"a whole or part, "Orlando is a beautiful nnd pro­ have Flowers For All Occasions full value but he would have for tho hearing was issued by 1 from the Nunez Ferry to Talla­ entire household furniture for Igressivei city loented in the center W. A. TILLIS. Members Florists Telegraph De­ Judge M. A. McMullen on informa­ more of them thim he ever had of the citrus and trucking belt, nml five rooms complete, sacrifice if set forth... by the state (Advertisement.) tion filed by E. J. Biilnmnn who hassee , . .is ............... i. ...... at this season of the year you can before. livery Association sold nt once. 108 Maple Ave, Schelle Maines claims to be the rightful owner of r°“<1 'lopartment as follows: FOR TAX COLLECTOR see in progress every form of agri­ 814 Myrtlo Avo. Phono 260-W From Nunez Ferry to Florida* I wish to unnouncu that I am a the title as St. Petersburg's chief town, live miles under construc­ ELECTRIFY MANCHURIA. cultural work common to this sec­ ■didnte for re-election to thu ofDRESSMAKING SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 80.—A police officer. tion of Florida.’ ’ LAWYER tion; detours plainly marked; w of County Tnx Collector of -----------------------“l am sure the trip will prove scheme to electrify the whole of rough sand-clay road; from FlorSALE — Court House iminolc County, subject to tho __________ _ _ CANARY’ SINGS TUNES _ both instructive am; delightful to south Manclfufia is under contcmp- j iilatown rlien of tho Democratic primary MADAME E. G. TOl'CHARD,tymi,” writes the state superintend latiun by the South Manchurian ... , . r r - —* .............. . , , to . .CrestVlew, , . .. good ... sand... ... Sanford Machine Co. Railway Company, which adminisSANTACLARA, Cal., Jan. .i0— clay ami. brick road; res tv lew l» I he held in June. FRENCH DRESSMAKER, fent. , , , „ DeFuniak Sprinks, sand-clay road; Mrs. Nye Farley, a singer living in (ienrrnl Staehln* nml IIoUsv JNO. D. J1NKINS. IMPORTED HAND EMBROID-I "We have been in.ormed by Mr. tors a great stretch of very ricn Works vicinity, is said to have trained Ponce de Leon to Westville, under i Advertisement) ERED LINGERIE. DRESSES AND Maltby. federal agent for agrtcul- territory in what is known as the athisfour year old canary bird to construction; detours in good con­ railway zone. Engineers Invest!• Ollmlrr (irlnJIns WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL turnl edueation, Mr. Cawthorn ad F re tl R . W ils o n RTn.ERK c ir c u it c o u r t ’ dition and plainly marked; West­ anti,gating the source of the Y’alu river vvlustle popular melodies, ^ t hen by announce that I nm a BLOCK, WlNTElt PARK. FLA. vises the state superintendents I’hiHin IU Nunlord, Vta. vocational education directors of [have discovered 100 miles north of Johnnie, the bird, is limited only ville, by way of Marianna and ATTORNEY-AT-LAW tadidnto for the office of Clerk Quincy, unimproved road; rough the southern states, “that u special i Antung a drop ia the river "front 1 by Die range of It is mites, accordHOUSLS FOR RENT I thi' Circuit Court of Seminole First National Bank BIiIr. of the conference would bo which, it is estimated, 190.1)00 kilo-|i»R to report. Neighbors say he van on account of heavy ruins. flinty, subject to the action of the FOR RENT—Desirable five-room section watt* of electricity can be Kenernt- r^Projluct? the air of 'Liiten to the given the state superintendents nml San ford, ----------- Florida -I'k u n r t M Phil nr I 0 Htmotratic primary in June, 1924. | Mocking Uird. with the exception . SEEK NOMINATION. modern house on Magnolia Ave­ directors for the purpose of analy­ ccj II. II. CHAPPELL. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30—Two The intention is not only to sup* uw noto which hu cannot! nue. H. C. Du Hose. zing their responsibilities in con­ QUICK SERVICE __ fAdvertisement) ply light, heat and pow er, W inding'reach. Johnnie is reputed to have :newspaper publishers, of the same FOR RENT—Cottage. _J.__Mjusson. nection wth the administration and that to electrify the railway itself, several other tunes In his repor- city, aro seeking the nomination of For COUNTY JUDGE ; upervision of vocational education T R A N S F E R MONEY hut to use the power in the develop ‘“ire. their respective narties fur govern* I hereby announce myself ns a Elton Moughton in this region. Send this ad nnd ten cents to "As Florida is the host stnte for mcnt of agriculture. ----------------------or of Indiana. They uru Edward W'iid.ii,' for the office of County l.'ie n l noil I . » u k U l . l s n r r lln n lNtlWN HERE. II hill',. C. Toner, publisher of The I he Amlerthp conrercnc(% lt is l8 my my pleasure (______ DIVORCE UNKNOWN AnderARCHITECT luu. N tiirsan of Seminole County, subject Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc* the conference, it STETTIN, Jan. 30.—The little j son Herald, who'is a candidate for extend toi yoi you u cordial invitation EDENS WILL SPEAK. dhe Democratic primary, June 3, Chicugu, III., writing >oiu First National Bank BldR, "!■ i pledge faithful service' and address clearly. You will re­ to attend this conference, nm! I FORT MYERS, Jun. 80.—W. G. town of Gnrtz, near here, claims the republican nomination, and ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY ’S wish_ to urge especially .... . ,your __ pres __ Edens of Chicago, "Father of th i the record in Germany for married Dale J. Crittonborger, publisher of Sanford, ----------- Florida Mil }«u nominate me. HONEY AND TAR COMl‘OUND;pncc Jlt t he section for state super- National Highway Association,” couples who have passed their gold-Cl he Anderson Uulletin, who has i J. G. SHARON. he one of the principal speak­ en wedding anniversaries. Within announcctl himself as a candidate I S. 0 . Shinholser Uhf \ oters of Seminole County: for coughs, colds anil hoarseness, intendents and directors. We have will ers at the convention here March the last few months the sixtieth! for the democratic nomination for also free sample package of 1 ' 0lcfinite responsibilities in connect­ I hereby announce myself a can- LEY’S PILLS, a diuretic stimu| ion wth vocational eilUcntion in mir 12 of the Tnminnu Trail Assoein anniversaries of 21 couples of governor. W. A. HOBBS, M. D. Contractur and Builder “a,« for Sheriff of Seminole lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY', respective nnd it seems to tion. Mr. Edens has accepted nn Gnrtz have been celebrated by the j Both are graduates of Indiana Specialist Mnt)' subject to the action of the CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con* j me that nstates, University—( rittenbergvr in the conference, where we invitation to be here nml says he principals und most of the 5,000 iclass Sanford,-------------- Florida utiocratic primary to be held on of will try to persuade Judge Allison j population. , 1878 nnd Toner ... in , the Urology, Sy philology, Female stipation and Biliousness. These analyze and discuss these reaponsl3rd. If I am elected I pledge nml Skin and Blood Diseases. of Chattanooga, president of the [ There hns not been a divorce iniclnss of lr,J.». They will enter the Pelf ti> fulfill the duties of this wonderful rcmeilies have helped bilitics should be a mutual ndvnn- Dixie Highway Association, to also Gartz, it la said, within the reco!-[state primary ^to be held in In- Office 301 First NatT Bank Bldg. millions of people. Try them! Sold tage to ourselves und the work in vce to the best of my ability. address the meeting. ‘lection of the oldest inhabitant. diana on May 6. j the southern region." everywhere. E. BRA1 W. J. Thigpen L_ l r .rr>^nrd nrf». w ill h r r r - bOR SALE—Or rent, 10 acres good citrus land, partly cleared, house and other improvements, 2 miles from P. O. Apply 800 Mngnqlia_Aye.t for information, j__tat I'OR SALE—Beautiful bdngnlow on corner lot .most desirable pntt_of_dty._E._F. Lane._______ ^ SALPl—House, five rooms and bath, modern conveniences. A bargain. Must be sold at,once. Owner leaving d ty; corner Pal­ metto nnd Spurting Ave. W. L. Davis. __ MIR SALE—,10 acres Hammock in celery Delta. Number one vegetable land, $1250.00. DEMOLAYSARE PLANNING TO OCCUPY OFFICE NEW SCHEME HAS BEEN EVOLVED BY INSURANCE FIRMS DOLLAR OF THE FARMER GROWS BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHIDDON & HODGES PURELY PROFESSIONAL J By GEORGE McMANUS RINGING UP FATHER CAN N O U T E L L ME w h e r e : t k e : t u r n it o r e : i z a,h : I L L E.ET T O O ’R e: c o n n a cut m a r r ie d D E P A R T M E h T 1*3? r AN' n v O P A L IT T L E CAN l ? I'LL SFiOW YOU WHERE. IT CUT LUCKT-AFV T O O RE O H j,roH tN *I M R 1C H T - ^ I LL L E T T O O IN T O A S E C R E T IbECAU-bE YOU'RE tjO n i c e : I N C O 'N C T O e>E. L O V E -N E L 'b V tiO M E m a r r ie d - j- N Real Estate Insurance W HAT A FUN N T | TOLD T O O -T H E F U R N iT U R E r DERARTMENAV lt> IN T H E B A bEN EN T- NAN.' It. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate nnd FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA l*b SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. '-VM E. A. Douglass, Pres. /- € *-v'T ^ O - (j*' av Int' l F catuhc Scwvicc, Inc IW*a L 3£ Get an Abstract beforebuyiog property —k'C * -\- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 30, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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/13ad51ec0e2ac922872cb9ae2831f163.pdf baebb292e919ac2c14a7000805b01a53 PDF Text Text ?fl¥» .«•• ;•, • r.'-^-y i • •v7.'|TTr'../.V ? ' fr . > ^ •• • ' 1 • •• ' • ■ * f . * ■ ;'• • •«■■>•■ ■ . ■■ •. • • • * . .. . W trU ’g G rtatest V cgtU ble !m , Its Riefettt Garden Land VOLUME V, a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s Cuards Fail to Saw Train from who :T f I Bombs and Dynamite Used by Rebels In Effort to Capture Train Heavily Guarded by • Federal Troops. AmCK~OCCURS M Dolores 8 tattoo About Fifty Miles Sbath or Jimiaez Where Bareral Cara are Loot­ ed and Several Casualties Re­ mit. . DISCUSSIONS HOT PORb’S SHOAL BID fir A u w liln l P rru . WASHINGTON, Jan. 31- H e a t ­ ed discussion of Henry Ford’s offer for Muscle Shoals, which Wednes­ day marked the executive session of the houso military committee, ** expected to be resumed Thurs­ day when the committee recon­ venes. With rejection of an amendment to the McKenzie bill, which auth­ orizes acceptance of Ford’s offer, advocates of the Detroit manufac­ turer’s bid declare they will con­ tinue to appose any changes in the measure. Mr. Ford, they contend­ ed. has said that he stands by his offer, and any amendments proba­ bly will not be acceptable to him. n r The Associated Press) EL PASO, Jan. 81—Direct rail communication with Mexico City from the border again waa sever­ ed Thursday by rebel forces oper­ ating near the city of Jimines, in southern Chihuahua, advices re ­ ceived in El Paso stated. Casual­ ties occurred on both aides when a passenger train was attacked,' ac­ cording to the report. Homo* and dynamite were used by the rebels in their effort to cap­ ture the train, according to the re­ port. The attack occurred at Doforos station, about fifty miles south of Jimines. The train was heavily guarded by regular sol­ American Officer Who Tried to Kidnap Bergdoll, Draft Dodger. diers, but the rebels attacked in Now at Liberty • such force th at they looted several cars and destroyed the road in such Jl* T k r A .aiieln tril I’rraa. a fashion th a t Tile train could not BERLIN, Jan. 31. — Corliss continue and was fotccd to return Hooven Griffis of Hamilton, O,, to the south. imprisoned in Baden for his parti U. 8. W areraft to Vera Cruz. in the attempt to kidnap Grover WASHINGTON, Jan. 31—The Cleveland Bergdoll, Americnn draft light cruiser Omaha and the six evader, at Eberbach last summer, destroyers accompanying her were wns released at 0 o’clock Wedn»iordered by the navy department ‘Joy^evening and left immediately Thursday to remain a t Vera Cruz for Stuttgart. He was accompan­ until further orders. The ships ied by American Vice Consul Maghad previous^ been instructed to nuson. rejoin tho fleet in southern w at­ Throughout the day the foreign ers and were expected to start* office denied that final action with south today. If they have 9tartod regard to the release of Griffis wns south, Secretary Denbv said, they imminent and even contended that will return a t once to Vera Cruz. the situation remained unchanged Mr. Denby said the order direct­ in view of negotiations alleged to ing the ships to remain at Vera nave been going on with Wash­ Crux temporarily was a precau­ ington through the German em­ tionary measure without particular bassy. The Budenese minister of justice significance. He would not further nt Karinruh also declared . that explain the change in plans. it was recalled however, tju»t there were no developments in the itote dephrtment advices both case, when asked earlier in the day. from Vera Cruz and Mexico c ity Griffis Most Surprised during the day reported the cap­ ture of Esperanxa by*- federal . MOSBACII, Germany, Jan. 31.— •fortes and th at the Obregon troop* i £rts°urer were closing in on Orizaba. It ap- iK * t r ,|° peared possible th a t the American ‘ ‘ JL. ,.rnft had been instructed t o . w.na the,mosl surprised man in this ILmnlnln ih» virW tv i f V « . C ru i P1®'0 when hiformed by his jailer r ," " f L n!,!ihilL v ,!? | Wednesday that he could pack up -bci a u .o o f tho possibility of mill- hjs belongings and go whither lie tary operations between federal wj„heil. Neither the state’s ntand rebel forces in that vicinity, torney nor tbP .ja j; warden was np. folluwing the federal victory on prisedy until later that tho release the Vera Cruz line. of Griffis hud been granted, ns In that event the Washington the appeal in his behnlf was still government would desire to have strongly opposed on the grounds war craft in the region to look out that it should not be acted upon for the interests of American n at­ until the United States government ionals during the struggle. announced its attitude toward Itebelr to S ta rt Guerilla War. Frederick W. Bisc’ioff, convicted MEXICO CITY, Jan. 31—(By in 1918 of conspiracy against the Radio via Fort W orth Star Tele­ Americnn government, who it was gram by the Associated Press.)— thought wns to no traded off Revolutionary forces around Vera ngninst Griffis. Cruz are preoaring t" inaugurate The American lieutennnt lo.<d no Guerilla w arfare following the time in leaving the jail and he crushing defeats at Llano Grande, caught the 0:00 o’clock train for Boca Del Monte and Espernnzn, S tuttgart. His departure took according to wireless messages place so hurriedly thut most of the »ent to Gen. Dieguez in Jalisco by j villagers first learned of it a f te r Gen. de la Huerta, revolt lender, ho was on his way. Vice Consul which were intercepted and given Mugnuson accompanied him. Karl Spcrber and Faust Gagarin, out by the war department. The messages carrv the plai* who were implicated in the attempt intimation tnnt anti-government to kidnap Bergdoll, are still in the ropaganda, which the de 'la jail at Mosbuch. luertistns plan to inaugurate since the purchase by the govern­ ment of arms and munitions in the United States will accuse the pres­ ident in violent term s of giving tacit encouragement to a tta c k s, upon Americans on the ground that i the United States is interfering; -------with Mexican affairs with the ultiThu formal opening of Sanford s test subdivision ’ will _________ "Mayfair . mate purpose of domination. *In ‘latest Mexico iCty dodgers making simi­ be held Thursday afternoon nnd lar charges in huge tytiu have been night of next week, it was announc­ secretly printed and distributed. ed Wednesday by Harry T. HodComplete official reports on the well, head of the firm which re­ Esperanza victory still are unavail­ cently purchased the Pace property able although the w ar aepartinent nnd converted it into one of the has announced that 16 engines and most desirable subdivisions in this , , 132 cars were captured during tho city. The presentation of “Mayfair to recent.offensive, including 60 car* loaded with food and ammunition the publiu is to he opened by a pro­ and 57 with horses and automo­ gram of music together with talks biles. Railway service along the bv Mayor Forrest Lake on "The eastern front has been extended Future of Sanford" nnd R. J. Holly from Mexico City to Oriental, the on the subject of "The Opening of department announces. The fight­ Our City Eastward.” In the even­ ing is proceeding in the vicinity ing from 8 to 10 o’clock open air of Poncitlian, upon the Jalisco dancing will be enjoyed with music front, where the vanguard under being furnished by a Sanford Or­ Gen. Amuro is engaging the rear chestra. To this' opening the people of guard of the rebels under Gen. Al­ varo. according to press dispatches this city are cordially invited, ac­ from Celaya, headquarters of Gen. cording to Mr. Bodwell, who stated that because of the splendid re­ Obregon. The bridge over the Zula river ception which his firm has receiv­ burned during the rebel retreat, ed since opening here. 30 lots, ex­ which makes It impossible for fed­ clusively for Sanford people will eral miltury trains to follow close­ be offered for sole. “ Mayfair" is situated within 12 ly the loyal advance guard. Gen. Esc’obar’s column has reached blocks of the business center on n Acsnibaro, the specials add and is gentle rising slope commanding u Pursuing the enemy who have re­ panoramic view of Lake Monroe. Its location is ideal nnd it bids tired to Morelia. fair to become one of the most a t­ tractive residential sections of PRESS BREAKFAST. Sanford. . . , . Restrictions will lie placed upon <Rr T h e A s s o c ia t e d 1’ ret.sl TAMPA, Jan. 31—The Tampn the construction of the homes in Rotary club has sent out invita­ order to guarantee increased val­ tions to leading newspaper men of ues. Homes built here must cost thp state for its annual press 11.500, it is announced. The lots breakfast, a feature of the club’s will be offered for a bargain anil •nnual program. W riters of prom­ will be disposed of on easy terms. inence from all part# of the coun­ A correspondence course clnims try meet with tne representatives the press on these occasions to teach “everything a moving pic­ • and enjoy an exchange of ideas und ture star needs to know. Includ­ “■ntiments. The event is schedul­ ing, we assume, a course in marks­ manship. 'd for Feb. 3. ------ LIEUT. GRIFFIS IS FREED FROM B A D E N P R IS O N E Formal Opening of “M ayfair” Will Be Held On Thursday Boos Greet Labor Secretary J. Davis INI/IANAPOUS Jan. 31— H°wl» and booa greeted Jamez J. Davis; Secretary of Labor,' when he waa introduced by President John L, Lewis to the biennial convention of the Unit­ ed Mine Workers of America here Thursday. While the tu ­ mult proceeded Lewis ngaln .took the floor and shouted,at the top of his voice “The honor or your organization is at * j e’ ®xercl*« restraint In order th at our organization may not be publicly snamed.” SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1924 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS Love Letters of Asa Candler, Coca Cola King, Are Read In Open Court in Mrs. De Bouchel’s Breach of Promise Suit Work Is Begun On Berlin Finances President’s Counsel ? • BERLIN, Jan. 31.—Scene of Inquiry into German finances shifted to tho capital a t Reich Thursday as first committee experts, headed by Brig. Gen. Dawes, settled down to work'onGermany’s budget and currency problems. Assurance of com­ plete co-operation w ith gov­ ernment financiers And banka, it appeared, would make the experts taak chiefly th a t of form ulating their conclusions from the vast amount of data before thorn. ,J!Z.rh a Associate* P m al ATLANTA,. Jan. 31—The •e<ond day. of the tria l of the half million dollar broach of promise suit brought against A** G. Candler, Sr., Atlanta, by Mrs. Debouchel of New Orleanr, opened at 10 o’clock to­ day with the Introduction of letters alleged to hare been written to tne plaintiff by the defendant. Both weke present when the court opened In a .crowded room. Mr. Candler was present while the letters were being read. Court Room Crowded The court room was crowded, about half of the audience being women. In a statement to the Jury, which wqa selected in five minutes, Mr. MOVE IS MADE TO Special Lawyers Howell outlined the plaintiffs case, detailing various stages and the Prosecute the OU OUST SECRETARY Confer courtship preceding the engage­ with CooUrfgs ment, the alleged breaking of the lllr The A uaelitrS P m a ) Over Evidence. .*?' engagement by Mr. Candler and WASHINGTON, Jan. 31^M ove his subsequent refusal to name to attach the Robinson resolution ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 31 Rond. P*” 0118* who he charged, had given calling for the resignation of Sec­ i.Jr~ Him information to the effect that inpf of letters said to have been written to Mrs. Onozima de Mrs. de Bouchel had been visited retary Denby to the Walsh oil Bouchel of New Orleans by Asa G. by two men in her room nt a hotel leusc annulment measure was made Resolution not yet Candler, Sr., a contention by de­ in Atlanta during a Confederate today immediately after the sen­ Senate Reject!* reunion in 1919. ctiac fense attorneys th at Mrs. de A a t s t a n t i Desir ate convened. The amendment Bouchel was legally married to Mr. Howell opened tho plaintiff’s f^ U L a a g a sg . Adolph Rocquct of New Orleans a t testimony with the reading of the wns sponsored by Secretary Tram ­ mell, Dem., Florida. Immediately the time ahe became engaged to letters Mr. Candler was said to Income Tmz Payers To Receive Mr. Candler, and the announcement have written to Mrs. de Bouchel. opposition was voiced by Senator Hr The Asm *late* Redaction In .1223 Taxes that both principals aro barred He had not completed reading the Blame Is Placed at Door of G. O. P. Lodge, RepubHcan leader, Massa­ WASHINGTON. Jan, 11Payable This Year Ac­ by Mrs. Blair, Vice-Chairman chusetts ,who declared he would fiom taking the stand in their own letters when court adjourned until ‘ cording to Plan. ' Democrat Esecutive Com­ “resist very strongly" such declara­ tha Walsh resolution directing. behalf marked Wednesday’s session 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. “ mittee. tion by congress. He said the only President t o ‘move for the of the trial of the suit for $500,­ Of 13 letters introduced in evi­ Hr Tfcr \ m m U IH Preaa. way to remove a cabinet officer ment of the naval oil Iwu 090 damages for broach of promise dence donee todny, eight elgl addressed Mrs. lllr TI# AuwlalrS I’rraa) WASHINGTON, Jan . 31— was by impeachment. * filed against Mr. Candler by Mrs. de Bouchel as “My Dear Sweetum." tangled in a net of SenaU Secretary Melton regards as do Bouchel. CLEVELAND. O., Jan . 31.— Others “ My Very Precious Sweet practical and feasible the plan The contention that Mrs. de Bou­ urn,” “My Own Dear Sweetie," Direct responsibility for the Teapot aion three physicians today of the Republican members of chel wns legally married nt tho “My Dear Sweet,” and “My Own Dome “scandal” rests with the Re­ ined form er Secretary FalL the House Ways and Means publican p arty and President Cooltime she became engaged to Mr. Sweetum." termino independently for. Candler was contained in amend­ Committee to make the pro­ Mr. Howell announced that those idge and nothing can prevent iti vestigating committee Wh posed income tax redactions ment to Mr. Candler’s original ho was reading were only repre­ being made a campaign issue in condition will permit hiar answer to the suit, filed just prior sentative letters selected from a 1924, Democrathic women attend­ effective on 1923 payments pear for questioning. SUas to the reading of the letters by number written almost daily to ing a “school of democracy” here which taxpayers will remit to . I < • i ?; one of the lawyers a; * Albert Howell, Jr., leading plain­ Sirs, do Bouchel over a perioJ wqre told tonight by Mrs. Emily * the government beginning tiff s counsel. Newell Blair of Missouri, vice­ MacDonald Write* French Pre­ Coolidge to represent covering several months. .Mar. 15. He believes the step Mrs. de Bouchel, with several ment in -the court action _ „ The first letter reud to the jury chairman of the party’s executive would entail no difficulties on mier Aaldng That Strained New Orleans friends, sat with her was dated Feb. 0, 1922, n few committee. out of the inquiry continued the treasury. Relation* Be Settled. She characterized the Washing­ nttoriwys. She paid close atten­ weeks after Mr. Candler and Sirs. examination of evidence Under (he optional plan of ton government as 'a n adm inistra­ tion to the trial. ed in investigation while (Continued on page 8) H I) T h e A a a e e la te * P r e i a ) paying taxes in four install­ tion of scandals” and said that the arrival of former A t ments probably 90 oer cent of LONDON. Jan. 81.—Prime Minhonesty in government was certain istcr Mac Donald recently sent a General Gregory who will act taxpayers would take advan­ to be one of the major questions personal letter to Premier Poincare hfm. The House Naval Cor tage of the privilege of retain­ submitted to voters ip the coming ing moneys that might other­ which he ezpressed a desire for continued the inquiry as to campaign. The RepubHcan party ain settlement wise he turned Into the treas­ the difficulties be- posal of royalty oil. The claims credit for its achievements, tween Great orBritain ury in u lump sum <on the first and France, committee held no session she declared, and likewise must be and for a complete Anglo-French despite the request of Edwa tax paying date. held responsible for Its fnilures. heny for further hearing, but. understanding and M. Poincare re­ "Mr. Coolidge is not merely Cal­ plied sympathetically, according meet tomorrow to receive Uie^ WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 1 - I n ­ vin Coolidge, she declnred, "he llr T h r A M o n a ir i; I ' r r u ) to statements printed by tho Dally port of physicians on Fall ’4 c l l l r T h p .U m r la lr il T r r« a ) come tax payers would receive n ran ns vice-president on the Re­ Telegraph, Jan. 3 1 -In to rana the Dully Ezprcss. tion and are expected to recelv ATHENS, Jan. 31—Because reduction in their 1923 taxes pay­ nalWASHINGTON, publican ticket or 1920. He is a tuxes brought more money to By this action the new head of oil magnate then. of the inability of Greek phy­ able this year under a provision the government In the last six part and parcel of the Republican British government picked up sicians to diagnose Premier voted Wednesday by Republican months of 1923 than in the corres­ ndministrution. More thun that, he the WASHINGTON, >Jan. thread of Franco-Brftish rela­ Venlzeloa’ Illness, the famous members of the house wnys and ponding period of 1922, showing, sut in the cubinot u* Mr. Hurtling. the tions at tho point where it was flrmative action looking to t French Profrssor, Ahramle, means committee. Hu must hnvo known the policies in the opinion of treasury officials, nfter tne interview between nulment *of tho nival oil , has been summoned from which Mr. Hurtling approved. In broken Tho amount of reduction has not a healthier and more active busi­ Baldwin and Premier Poincare was initiated Wednesday whU Paris. , fact, ho went so lar when he took Mr. been determined but Chairman ness condition generally inasmuch senate..still was engulfed’ Venizelos will retain the office ns to say that ho would iu Purls last autumn, says tho swirl Green, author of the proposal, said as the domestic taxes aro levied on of debate over tho W l premiership for the time be­ carry on Mr. Harding’s policies. Daily Telegraph. it might be na high ub 25 per cent. scores of different industrial and It udds that the letter was dis­ annulment resolution. ing, s a js a Reuter dispatch Surely that gives us u right to It would apply to the taxes after commercial pursuits. Silas H. L. Strawn, who Statistics from Athens, although he will assume that no knew whnt those patched in accordance with the they have been computed and to nil of receipts between July 1 nndkJnn. Thomas W. Gregory, has bee: British statesman's aversion to tra ­ not attend the assembly. policies were. personal incomo taxpayers. Treas­ 1, last, as made public Wednesday methods of diplomacy and lected to prosecute the oil "Parties do not make issues. The ditional ury experts estimated that n 25 night by . the internal revenue buATHENS, Jan. 31—The illness issues aro mado by events. Whnt his preference for more direct conferred with President .Co per cent cut would mean a saving reau, showed payments to tho gov- of Premier Vonizelo* has precipi- parties determine their positions means of negotiations. The letter, and then began examlnsU to taxpayers of 1225,000,000. nrnmnnf t i a*1(1 <7n*7 n«> /___ ernment nf of $1,339,797,452 from-iiall» tutod ..a gruvererisis t_ in Greece, #..n full on the questions put up to us by written us soon as Mr. MacDonald evidence collected by the senat For Immediate Relief. 1internal levies, including income of far-reaching eventualities oxter- events. Here we have n situation: was installed In Downing Street, committee. • Mri Green- ezpiidned-rthe -reduc­ Although it failed to reach T )ro fta rm w * r^ * e c tto trrf6 r iR* __ ‘f f H A s I s M m Mu i ■«f scandals; of was delivered through Lord Crewo, tion was aimed nt immediate relief, *#nfr the corresponding period In 1922 billtles chat the Venizelos govern­ mniadiiiihiatration, of dfahonesty British ambassador at Paris. I t final voto on the Walsh rvsoh whereas application of the rates In were $1,167,640,462. M. Poincare that the new the senate rejected three as ment is about to resign are in­ high places, not alone the Tea­ informed both the Mellon and Garner plans 'Income and profits paid their creasing, because of tho premier’s in government hnd been organized, ments designed to modify its h s j pot Dome, But others—the Veter­ says the newspapers, would begin on this year’s taxes. rsunl large share of the total, breakdown and the insistence of ans’ nnd remarked guage and then launched ‘ Bureau, Bureau of Engraving with perfect candor that into further and bitter disev The action was the first taken on (821,259,551 coming from that the republicans upon having the and others on their way to investi­ between the two countrie* relations for sev­ which forced the measure 01 new income rates which the Re­ source, while in the last six months national assembly declare the gation for scundul, Philippines, eral well understood reasons had until Thursday. publican members of the commit­ of 1922 this source yielded $676,­ Glucksburg dynasty abolished. etc." to be as friendly as former­ Senator McKellar, Dem., tee decided today to write them­ 790,120. There was un increase Declaring th at it was no acci­ censed The external threat is pointed ly nnd that public opinion in Grcut ncssee. interrupted debate selves nnd put through in commit­ also in the "/niscellaneous” taxes, to In political circles as coming dent that u Republican fathered the Britain viewed the French policy enough to introduce a p tee by a majority vote. covering all of the othur assess­ from Italy and Jugo-Slavia, who it Teapot Dome scuncial, Mrs. Blnir with a certain degree of suspicion, bur as special government col Representative Hull of Tennes­ ments under tho intornnl revenue snid it was “due to that 7,000,000 person see, n member of the committee, law, the comparative receipts be­ is feared will adopt nn antagonis­ mnjority, it went to their heads." being somewhut nervous about in the oil cases, any per what might happen in Europe, has been connected with any and chairman of the Democratic ing $518,537,900 for the period tic attitude if a republic is estab­ Republicans thought they face The prime miin* inister then, accord­ company, as counsel or otl nntionnl committee, announced last ending last January 1 anil $490,­ lished other than by a plebiscite. nn inept in effectual minority, she Starting Ini an oil inquiry c The republicans in control of the said, urging that minorities bo ing to the Dnily Telegraph, exnight that Democratic members of 850,308 for the six months ending army are understood to be plan- kept extant ns u check on the party trussed a willingness to meet own, the house naval commit the committee had intended to pre­ ’oincare half way In an attem pt heard two amendments, 0 sent a similar proposal but iu the in power. to nchieve a final complete and whom, J. L. Ijitimer, Judge papers which the VenJzelist gov­ form of a joint resolution which It wns a day of criticism of Re­ sincere agreement. He voiced the cate General of the Navy, could huve been taken before the on income and profits tuxes in the ernment permitted to reappear to­ publicans and their deeds. Other fled that he had informed house and i-ennte for independent respective years and, these being day, and to deal drastically other­ speakers had deplored the "bar­ hope thut the Frencri government, tnry Denby in December, tho sume conciliatory spirit, action before March 15, when the smaller than receipts from the wise, with all opposition. gaining away” of oil louses nnd in would be able to discuss ul! out­ thut it would be legal to en first installments on last year’s first and second installments, the The drachma showed a weaken­ criticized alleged corruption in ir ­ standing questions. M. Poincare’s a contract with the Do' taxes arc due. total for the first six months of ing tendency todny in a nervous rigation and forest reserve admin­ answer, usserta the newspapers, ests for tho construction istration and Former Senator At- was awaited with some unxiety lest tankage a t Pgyrl Harbor, Ha’ Part of Revenue Hill. . any year nlwuys is larger. Official exchange market. Icc Pomcrene of Ohio, in nn aftUnder the plan adopted toduy opinion, however, was that the in­ approuch be not well received. in conjunction with their lease .ernoon discussion ^delivered a the the reduction will be made a part crease ns between-the two periods It seems that the answer was the California reserve. “N ext Great World -t i broadside of condemnation of ad­ of the revenue bill. If it is ap­ reflected greater prosperity in sympathetic, however, giving rise Demands for the realgt ministration policies. proved ufter March 15, Mr. Green business effort thut could bo prov­ Event” Is Subject a hope for a better atmosphere Secretary Denby for his part Republican administration of the to said, provision will be made to al­ ed in no better way thun that gen­ for a discussion of troublesome the oil leases were renewed in service, the existant tariff issues Of Clinton Howard civil low refund on those taxes already erous returns to the owners devel­ between the two nations. senate, while Senator Robinson InWs and the attitude towards the paid. Arkansas, the Democratie oped greater payments of taxes. league of nations nil felt the barb Prior to the meeting of majority > New York, Pennsylvania and Il­ stated privately that he of his criticism. He did not men­ "The Next Great World Event" members, tho full committee had linois, in order, furnished the great (Continued on page 8).“ the Teapot Dome incident, considered further technical details cst amount of taxes. Collections wil be the subject of an address tion' however. to be given tonight at 7:45 o’clock of the revenue bill but Chairman from New York umounted to $344,­ lllr T h r A«ai>rlntrtl I'rraa) Green adjourned the committee 153,387; Pennsylvania $126,081,444, at the First Methodist Church, by Clinton N. Howard, chnirman 'of The cruiser Omaria and six de­ rfubject to call when it reached the nnd Illinois $104,981,193. Total Pinellas County To stroyers were ordered to remain income rates, the heart of the tux tuxes paid by the states und terri­ the World Peace Commission. Mr. Howard comes to Sunford ut Vera Cruz until further orders. revision program. tories for the last half of 1923 in­ under the uuspices of the National Furnish Gladiolas Postmaster General New an­ Green Explain* Decision. clude: Reform Association with its Am­ nounced that hereafter newspapers The decision of Republican mem­ For Press Dinner Alabama, $3,911,455; Florida, erican headquarters at Pittsburgh. would be given the same treatment bers to write their own income $7,015,097; Georgiu. $8,673,460; in the mails ns letters. Joseph T. Lange of tho rates was explained in u state­ Louisiana, $9,270,260; Maryland, For the past two years he has The state department was in­ tional department of A. W. As n further indication of the ment by Chairman Green ns re­ $2,501,986; Mississippi, $1,054,678; been devoting his entire time to sulting from the “refusal of Dem­ North Curolina, $78,448,062; South the campuign for World pence that interest and enthusiasm th a t is formed of the release from u Ger­ Company, publishers of MS being manifested in the All- man prison of Corliss H. Griffis, will address the Sanford Cha ocratic members of the committee Carolina, $3,918,393; Tennessee, would be lasting. The reputation of Mr. Howard Florida products dfhner to be given who attempted to T.idnup Grover o f Commerce at its weekly 1 of our offer to compromise and $8,452,203; Virginiu, $22,010,614; ns n public speaker is widespread. the press of New York during the C. Bergdoll. eon Friday noon at the Vafde: their evident intention to support West Virginia, $9,028,143.. Republican members of the house tel on the subject "Service Is There are few speakers who huve Madison Square Garden Ezposiunchanged the socalleil Garner traveled throughout this country tion, the following telegram was ways und means committee voted ing:" dan.” The latter plan, of which on the chuutnuqua stage. He has received Wednesday from I.eo L. for u reduction on nil personal In­ MARKETS Mr. Lange will arrive in Ssnfoi tepresentntive Garner, Democrat, a unique personality which with Eddy, secretary of the St. Peters­ come taxes payable this year. Friday morning and while here of Texus, is the author, proposes to Physicians told the senute oil be the guost of members of NEW ORLEANS—March 33/>0; the delightful humor that mixes burg Chamber of Commerce: reduce the surtax rates, which the “Muil full information ns to investigating committee thut Al­ Chamber of Commerce who May 33214. in his talks, mukes him a most committee reached just before ad­ CHICAGO—Wheat Mo? 110 5-8 pleasing and entertaining person date, place, etc., of the Florida bert B. Fall was in no condition to entertain him with a ride aro’ journment, to a maximum of only iroducts dinner during the Mud- appear ami the committee decided the city and thruugh the ct! to 110 3-4; July 109 to 109 1-8. to hear. •14 per cent from the present 50 son Square show. Will there be to appoint its own doctors to ex­ fields. ^ Corn: May 79 5-8 to 79 7-8. Oats: The public is cordially invited per cent instead of to 25 per cent opportunity for one or more of amine him. May 48 7-8 to 49. to hoar Mr. Howard. Mr. Lange has appeared bef ns proposed in the plan of Secre­ Situs H, Strawn, one................. of the speour representatives :o attend? Can _____ ....................... r _ scores of organizations in ‘ tary Mellon. furnish gladioln spikes fur tubie rial oil prosecuting counsel selectparticularly througlv Mr. Green’s statement brought a decorations. Mail shipping direc- til by the President conferred with country the south speaking upon vnrti retort from Representative Gar­ tions for samo and wire accept __ Mr. Coolidge, while uwuiting the His address which ho ner, who declared tho former’s ance. Necessary for us to know ut urrivul of Thomus W. Gregory, tho subjects. deliver to morrow is perhaps t “premise th at we have refused to other uttornry chosen. once.” best one th a t he gives anil u consider a compromise is not cor­ Numerous other inquiries ure Reur Admiral Latimer, Judge which has caused much favo rect.” being received also as wo* stated Advocutc General of the Navy, ( l lr T h r A iiB orlalril I’rraa) The action of the majority mem­ though the locomotive of their in The Heruid in Wednesday’s told the house navy committee he comment. His rep^tut 1 T i l a speaker* , bers of the committee forecasts a TOKIO, Jan. 31.—The imperial train was damaged the foes of issue. Within a few days the menu informed Secretary Denby it widcspren,riH } as tho Atlant will bo mado public, according to would bo lcgul to enter into con­ stubborn fight on the bill when it diet was dissolved Thursday fol­ Premier Kiyoura and the newly an announcement niailo by It. W. tract with the Doheny interests Journal clrr -terized him. U “*• reaches the iloor. lowing scenes of the greatest dis­ installed cabinet dcmundcil the Pearman, who is in charge of the for the construction of oil tankage of the most/Torceful and 11' Democrats United. ing sp eak ers' that has ad ut I'eurl Harbor. Representative Garner has de­ order in which water flasks were premier reply personally. Kiyoura arrangements. the Advertising club of that Th^ army air service unnounced clared the Democrats were united thrown and fists used. The dis­ refused. Great disorder followed the uround-the-world flight would for years. "Service Is SeU^ng,• for the rates proposed in his plan turbance resulted from attempts amid which Kenjiro Komutsum, PROMINENT SPEAKERS. start from Clover Field, Santa be an illustrated lecture with b and would vote for them on the cf opposition to interpellate gov­ minister of communications at­ Monica, near Los Angeles, about board sketches used to make floor. Amendments to the rate l l l r T h r A a a u rla trrf l’rv>«) talk more interesting and aery* Mar. 15. ernment regarding the attempted tempted to reply. An agitator not Continued from Page 8 MIAMI, Jan. 31—Several speak­ Indictments against Benedict bring out the main points wreck of n train at Nngnyn car­ n member of the Diet rushed to ers prominent in the religious Croweii, former assistant secre­ vividly. rying opposition leaders to Tokio. the platform throwing Komatsum world will bo on the program of tary PROHIBITION OFFENSIVE Every merchant and of war and others in connec­ Turbulent scenes occurring in the aside. A riot followed and legis­ tho sizth annual session of the tion with war time cantonment man of >7this clt. la cordially _ this city llr T h r M u iM la lr S l*rr«a. r. La Lange, accordin lower house made business im­ lators engaged in combat. The Southern Bible Conference which building were held invalid by the ed to hear Mr. WASHINGTON, Jan. 31—Plnns will open hero Feb. 10 for u two Supreme Court of the Distrit of an announcement made Th’ for a nation-wide "Prohibition Of­ possible. The outburst enme short­ speaker of the houso hastily de­ weeks meeting. Dr. John Roach Columbia. by R. \V. Pearman, secre fensive" will be worked out at n ly after the representatives had clared temporary adjournment, Straton, pasotr of the Calvary • The treasury reported that in ­ the Chamber of Commerce, meeting in New York tomorrow taken their seats. which was followed by u disso­ Baptist church New York, will bo ternal taxes brought more money who attend are promised just of a committee of 1,000 formed to The interpellating government lution of tho Diet. Thus the incid­ tho first speaker, delivering ad­ to the government in the last six an entertaining address dresses the first three days. Hu months of 1923 than in the cor* made by W. H. Farley. ed i._ carry on work of the Citizenship of a. , bit­ will Conference here lust October prior in connection with n truin wreck ent marks , , the beginning , be followed byJDr. 8. D. Gor- responding period of 1922, indi­ the “Nation's Business,** who ta Governors conference on-law en­ in which three prominent opposi­ ter fight between the _new cabinet, L«J0n of'Boston, and Dr. C urtis Lep cating a healthier business condi­ dressed the organization two forcement. tion. leaders escaped - injury ai- the premier and tho opposition. Laws and William Jennings Bryan. tion. ago. COMMITTEE HAS PROVISIONS FO R TAX CUT IN 1923 VOTE f " Wj R E P U B L IC A N S RESPONSIBLE FOR TEAPOT SCANDAL NEW MINISTER WANTS NATIONS TOBE FRIENDLY Internal Taxes Of Crisis Reached In Last Year Show an A ffairs of Greece Increase Over 1922 Prem ier’s Illness f s » B i s ssf Washington News ■ Joseph T. Lange T< Speak a t Lunchi In Sanford I f Disorder and Riot Occurs Among Tokio Legislators Dissolving Imperial Diet �t h e ' 8A N F0R D V a IL Y H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , JA N U A R Y SO, 1 determining whether tho Sinclair nuil Dcheny leases ore in best in* tcreats of tho gnvcm m riit... A resolution similar to th a t of­ f e r e d by Senator Caraway, Dcm., ■•oNnoN. Ark., and proposing cancellation r.paco appears to be a t a premium „!*, /^ u re d in a brief of the Icancft without going into in liondon. . . . . house debate centering around a the courts, was introduced by Rep. London newspapers devote their .. . . -------at b _R— o t........ a r y -Daniels dur- Fairchild, Rop., Now York. Tho fm ni pages to advertising, and tho Inc j ■ • • - | resolution declared the. lenses to be the Wilson n.|ininistrdtion for Daily Mad announces it has already [congressional approval..................... of tho drll-“fraudulent ond ngainst the public f0,d «V* I»y>,"Pn« for every lin{, of of/gct W(.|ls ,n the nnVB| re. interest." i<sue in 1021 nnd for a number of In nil of this svnlrlpool of dc* the 1025 issues. Tho price of this 8 . , , ... front p w ^ l. nppruxlmntoly 16.000 j ^ S . ,h£,SSlTwp{ ; X " of ,m __ ]______________reaching a vuto .before pdjournu i o i i t u n v T i ia 1 r e n u s ment, the house naval committee m A 0r a N T o w £ i J S % ^ r Z r r J : , 0 s e s p ' cipnl gram m ar grades of Manatee tf J .. »« enuntv schools herenfter will have department officers with a view' to London PapersSell jS S T & J S ttJ B r J S i Front P age Position T 8M pneala Reported for Tuesday, Ja n .W th jlH fetnla, 9 | New York, 3; Flor­ a s * (Sanford Section 62.) To- Iincomplete. a l ahipm tnts to date thia senit New celery (Florida) 1201.* M calory 15,860. Upping Point Information For s SANFORD, Fla.—Warm, clear tod wire inquiry. Demand good, llpff limited, m arket steady, iitehange In prices. Carload f. o. usual term s. Florida, 10-inch IM 3-6s U. S. No. 1 Goidon Self­ aching in the rough 126-1.50. ppers and growers holding for tar m arket, cutting and shipg will be discontinued for the minder of this week. Term Iasi Market Report morning’s sales to jobbers otherwise stated. H arding Memorial blanching In this rough 4-6a 2.50, *3a nnd' ~ ---------------8s-10a 2.00-2.25.-------------California, crates Golden H e a rt in the rough WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 30. G-8s 5.00-5.25. ATLANTA—-48 degrees partly —Joe Choynskl of Second Avenue, cioudv 1 Calif., arrived 5 earn on New York City, contributed 10 H eart in the rough 625-5.76 cents through an Enst Side rnvdn, 10-inch crates Golden Seif- lings bank, and J. Morton Howell, track California, crates Golden blanching in the rough 3-4s 2.50­ American minister to Egypt, sent 2.75. in hfi personal check for $150. MINNEAPOLIS—Supplies lib­ These were tho low and high con eral. Demand slow; market steady, tribtylions In ono day’s mail r.t the prices unchanged from Tuesday. Additional information for yester­ hcqdqunrlcrn of the Hording Warren, day—27 degrees clear, 1 Calif., ar­ Memorial Association. rived 0 cars on track. Ohio, was the only town in Presi­ ST. PAUL—Supplies liberal, de­ dent Harding's native state to fo r­ mand slow, m arket steady, prims unchanged from Tuesday. Addi­ ward n group *u*»criptlon. The tional information for yesterday, money was contributed by the 1 Calif., arrived 1 car on track. Rotnriann of Warren. CINCINNATI—40 degress clou­ Rosemary Hall, nu exclusive dy. 1 Fla., arrived 10 cars on track. Bupniics liberal, demand slow, trading drnpgy, m/yket dull and slightly weaker. Florida, 10-inch crates Golden Sci-blanching in tho rough 40s, 2.00-225, 8-10s ].GO1.75, 8s 1.76-2.00. ST. LOUIS—38 degrees clear. No carlot arrivals 21 cars on trnck. Supplies liberal, demand and trad­ ing moderate, m arket about sterfdy. unicipal Court - H as a B ig Docket THIS WEEK IN SANFORD Week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 2. Thursday. Weekly Luncheon of Association of Business Women a t 12:00 a t I.uBeth Cafeteria. .. Friday. Weekly Luncheon of Chamber of Commerce at 12:15 nt Valdes Hotel. Members dance nt Elks’ Club nt 0 p. m., nt the Club house. leases. In announcing he would not rcire, Mr. Dcnby said ho wanted a record vote on .tho Rob­ inson resolution and the Demo­ cratic lender told the senate ho would make every effort to obtain ono a s soon ns possible. M IL A N E THEATRE Hanford, Fla.—Two Days Mon. & Tucs., Feb. 11*12 Direct from Its Phenomenal Run at the 44th Street Theatre, New~ York. g p e ss-J w™ PoundiT? S J eI am i a« t •viin. Continued from page 1. would again; u«! do the snmo thing again nnd that lie would ndt resign even if the Robinson resolution de­ manding that he do so wore adopted. « At tho cabinet meeting, the Prcotdcnt nnd his ndvliors dis­ cussed in every detail the course of the administration, and it was apparent tonight that the two lawy**rs to _ . _ ‘ 'he employed ns tspecinl counsel in the annulment nuita virtually had been selected. Announcement of their natmn probably will be deferred until congress acts. On the senate floor Rep. Len* root of the oil committee, revealed that Mr. Coolidge had been in­ formed in advance of tho sensa­ tional testimony given a week ago by Archie Roosevelt relating to charges of n $68,000 payment to the foreman of Former Secretary Fall’s ranch. Senator Willis, Republican, Ohio, then stated that on the same day Mr. Fall nnd his foremnn, Thomas Johnson, had been placed under surveillance by the ugents of the Department of Justice who St. Marks be discontinued. A were instructed to prevent their similar (utter was sent to the bish­ departure from the country. op by the vestrymen of St. Marks. . Advised that Mr. Fall was tinInsisting upon the righteousness of the services which were de­ clared to be not incompatible with the book of common nraycr, the letter suggested that the rites be tested l»y a jury of 5 persons, in­ cluding laymen nnd clergymen. TO SELL COIN COLLECTION coats; Head, se e d in g ,’ $5 nnd Continued from page 1. l l r T h e .tn K o r l n l n t I ' r m . costs; Otis Crawford, fighting, $5 »»d he gnspej audibly. But the LONDON. Jnn. .10.—Tho world Mid costa; Sam Crawford, dismiss- crowd’s eyes were on the jury forc­ famous coin collection of tho ed; John Stevenson, disorderly man nnd they did not see An- Danish merchant. M. Druuns. is to eodduct, $17 bond estreutod; Blnir derson. he broken up and offered for sale. Hasty, gambling, $10 bond os- ‘‘Do you find the defendant The English and Irish collection treated; B. Freeman, $10 bond es- guilty as charged in the indict- which contain many coins maim- trol of/the reserves to the Interior trsated; Milton Malcy, disorderly m ent7” the clerk drawled. factured by the Dunish Vikings in CC||duct, $5 and costs; M. Mitchell. Again the nnnwer won inaudible, •England have been acquired for gambling, $10 bond estreated; hut the whole room now knew, .the Royal Coin ami Medal cotLehnie Inman, gambling, $5 and from the nature of the question | lection. costs; Sam Dawkins, gambling, that the “dry" crusader had been •10 bond catrcntcd: Docic Golden, declared guilty on both counts of nkibH ng, • $5 nnn costs; Eliza tho indictment. Whitaker, gambling, $5 nnd costs; The jury discharged, there was E. T. Nicholson, speeding. $:> ami n departure from the usual pro­ coats; Frank Jones, drunk, $5 and ceduro. Anderson wan not required Coots; Sarah Williams, disorderly to answer the questions' usually l l h Tin- A«»<>rln,ril | > r r „ | conduct, $10 bond estreated; Jnnie.s put to convicted men ns to their KOENIGSBERC, Jan. 30.—New Gray, disorderly conduct, $10 bond occupation and various other laws are lieing formulated that estreated; W. V. V.'ilson, carrying items concerning themselves. The will give East Prussia complete concealed weapons, drunk nnd dis- brief scene ended with the excited control of the nmber output within orderly conduct, continued until crowd surging through the doors. its borders. The laws, designed to Friday and Luko Thompson, sj>ecdIt could not he learned tonight protect the amber industry, will ing ,,$3 and costs. • whether or not Anderson would la­ deny to tourists the privileges they t h e following cases were dis- tried on the four indictments still hnvo enjoyed for iftuny yenrs of ikcd of \V’edncsc.uy morning: I. Pending ngalnst him. charging hunting for amber along the Baltic lirston, drunk, plO bond os- R™nd larceny and extortion. These beaches, All nearby countries treated; Victor McLnulin. speeding, indictments were Imsed upon tho bordering on the Baltic sea have and costs; A. A. Johnson, reck- ,s,) ,l commission episode and on laws protecting the amber in­ i driving. *20 li.m,I Anderson s collection from the dustry. The East Prussia amber output lust year from benches ami mines operated by tho government uniouuUd to 800,000 pounds. 1 Pound a day. I r •crUjcformy pati# P1C 1U K E Am prtxtue* not only |h« i etro ALICE TERRY- RAMON NAVAHRO*LEWIS STONE FS Jn 'r f o n t for tresiod exictly u ,, T H E S E N S A T IO N O F A C E N T U R Y Presented W ith a Special Orchestra Matinee, 50c and 75c Evening, 50c, 75c, $1.00 J uni 70 pounJt a i a i#* fs s m s s a s fix s * ' n i t a / taking WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. thorl ^ . br! ai ^ / think yen m i m m k /o r what you have donejor )!n. EJhn,tr JS Jf. i inform jin that l tu rn lo ti4 8 ptmndi in 6 W trh :‘ d«jr to g e t n d of that far. Writa me fo r m r free trial now, tLm; you’ll soon m l U a how happy yoo-'li f* t? ..h o w much belter your h M lth Will by for ba vins Joined the thousands of m y gratriul w h o now belong to the r a n k , A Slim Proole. Don’t delay. Write no w f o r F R E E TrUI Treatment. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS patient, The Officers of this Institution ure under $50,000.00 Surety Hand F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave ----------- ---------------Phone 2.*U------ B a J. P. CHAPMAN, Manager IS NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION (Onc-third of the main property.) Are Offered Exclusively to the People of Sanford No More will be Sold at Present Prices to Anyone a a a K a H K B a a a a iiH H H B M « a B a a a a B a a a a a N a a H * a H a n a a a a B D a ; 2 Di.ect from its New York Run. A Harry S Production ■ Tills policy of offering one-third of this property is in 'recognition < splendid reception given us in SANFORD—we believe that with the pletion of our development work future values will • Millardc " H ■ D o u b le a n d T rip le O u r P r e s e n t P r ic e s And we want you to share in this profit Grass Strips are liein g Graded. Palms and Trees Arc B eing Set. More Than 500 Shrubs and Plants From Reasoner Bros, are Being Planted. ILAN TERMS OF SALE ir are within the reach of all. 10 to 20 per cent secures your locatiu 10 per ccnl4)i.sci;unt for Cash in GO days. ✓ T H E A T R E M i la n e T h e a tr e * .T o d a y .... lu x > 2 0 t h A n i i lv f r f i a r y PAYABLE in Secure Your Location NOW. Phone <i2:i Fo Auto Appointment to Inspect the Property Thursday & Friday W m . K ox l ’r \ s - :i| n j “C u p id ’s j F ir e m a n ” ! From the novel, "Andy MejGces Chorus Girl” by Richard Slarding Davis. [ Comedy “The Two Johns.” Special Orchcatru. Price., 10 and 35 cents. Thursday and Friday: “If Win• '< ter Comes.” BALANCE PRICES: $975 TO $1475, NONE HIGHER W eek Charles Jon& in Matinee Daily at 4 i*. M. Night at 8 P, Prices: 25 and 50 cents, tax paid. HARRY T. BODWELU Pres, and Treas From llie Height*, of Kcatmy to tlie Goto, of tlollt g ■ TheGreatest Characterization Screen Has Ever Seen. * 104 Magnolia Avenue B3 W the ■ g H ■■■■■■■MaBHaaaaaaBMaaBMilaaaHiMMMaaaiaaaaaaaaaaBaii treatment. / /« / Make up your mind this very Joe Who? it. Let SANFORD Phone 623 �fH.l .:« anardl, Sanford H n t Vice-President [W^co d e r Cartett, Geneva Second Vice-President B. G. Smith, Oveido i*, ■ ferazw$$- v THE SANFORD DAILY THCTBPAT, JANUARY SI, i M b«». Serrimole County Federation c f W om en’s Clubs ante ■ w tS ttjE S u ' Treasurer' Miss Agnes Berner, Sanford I wish I m ight impress on your helper, tio the nurse, we can minds w hat the study of the con- give tklm much, ---------and..If.,t we wUi ^ NOTICE. Club Directory BIRD PROTECTION stltution should mean to you In th e , organise, register, so Miss DnnJ1 ; We are going to run a series future, regardless of the prize o t~ ney knows -#ho she has to do f articles on food and food vaifered. You would then realise o m it will mean w e'have a ^ » d As the time draws n e a r for the vides a course of study in the how to plan correct Mrs. W. D. Ballard, President th a t our Chapter is striving pliahed bi* things in a health by Miss Mary Zachery. reopening of the public schools of public schools of the stale rela­ of the I-caguc of Women Voterf, you to be good loyal citizens in our community. It i* an w*y Zachery U a graduate of Florida, those of us who worked tive to the protection of birds and Altamonte. . Americans.” predated fact th a t pur women l £ Mrs. A. 31. DeForest, regent o f;in g , who fought, many of them ’■Home Economics Depart* for educational betterm ent at the animals. Mrs. I). A. Stuart, President busy women, and they give lit!,, It rightly holds that such study of the State Coltege for legislative session ju st closed be­ of Loogwood Civic Association, the Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. -S.! died for their Homes and CounD. A. R.. who is offering a prise try. The outcome of the Revolu- ACTIVITIES OF l l i E CLASSES nlly of their time, and funds b« man a t Tallahassee and for gin to take stock of the measures will raise the standard of good Longwood. the greatest privilege privile* we have'].' IN HOME HYGIENE AND past two years has taught passed by that legislature in or­ citizenship, and inculcate the spirit Mrs. W. O. Wolcott, President for the best essay on the Subject, 11ionary War was the birth of the to serve, and somehow there ■ The Constitution of United States.! Constitution and we, you and I, omestic Sconce in the Sanford der to co-opernte with any added of humanity. It mnkes compul­ Woman’s Club, Oviedo. CARE OF THE SICK. |w avs seems to be time to -School- Each article will school course and to assist those sory the teaching of the important iow it was made and by whom and when we repeat the r lag Salute, Mrs. Knder Curlett .President how and do Just a little bit more* * f^ d th 'so m e problem of in- interested in seeing th a t it func­ part the birds nnd animal- fulfill It's Effect on the World” spoke at when we say the American Creed, of I*. & T. Club, Geneva. In July past the Red Cross put Oviedo had a splendid class', „ * to mothers and house- tions. in the economy of nature, and Mrs. Porter Wakefield. Presi­ the Chapel exercises of the High which l hope is a part of your us­ on a course of instruction in Home j wires. When the game bill, fo r state­ leaves to the teacher th*j division dent of Community Club, Gen­ School Monday morning. Mrs. De- ual school exercises, we pledge Hygiene and Care of the Sick. did Geneva, and they are wnrt A part from this we will run in wide protection, died on the Cal­ of the time required during the .Forest . . . . . ____ ourselves “ I therefore believe it These classes were of great inter­ ing with Miss Doudney, and Oviesaid: eva. connection with this work endar, those of us interested in week. * Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, Regent ' “To the Principal. Teachers and, my duty to my Country to loye it; est nnd benefit so much so that do is establishing a very complete • one or two tested and tried i the conservation of our natural Daughters of the American Rev­ Scholars of the Sanford High to support its Const!tution, , to the desire for more work like it Loan Closet, th a t Is an inspiration Wren addressed on the subject -receipes. If you havo a favor- resources hastened to get what we both Superintendent of Public In­ olution. Sanford. School: as Regent of the Sallie| obey its laws; to re*P«ct H a Flag was expressed, however, the local for the women of Sanford, and | It* recipe th a t is unusual send could for the next two years by struction W. S. Cawthon and In Mrs. R. E. Tolar, President of Harrison Chnpter of the Daugh- and to de.end it Vjjj"?* *’* **£ chapter could not finance the work Oviedo has vounteered this vmrlr 'I t In to Mrs. John Leonard!, pending minor bills . o r by local spertor It. M. Staley, were most and will .in the near future 1* « the Woman’s Club. Sanford. . ters o f the American Revolution, mica. It has been found further. SKHford. Fla. ganized so the chapter of ite,i action in counties. enthusiastic, and had the bill not Miss Elizabeth Musson, Pres­ 1 have been requested by our Board to change the Salute to the f lag Certificates were issued, of two have full credit for ail Some of the progressive Iegi.sla-iCj,rrje(| R was considered to .cxident of the Sanford Association of Managers to come before you by saying The Hag of the United classes, mouuicu modified anu and sranunru, standard, Cross wiRdoinir We wnnt »u ‘ today anil personally present to States. Why . because it has been wi(. „ C(C issued for those tors turned their attention to roun-,tend the nature study existing in of Business Women, Sanford. the ,Jluulireu modified were * * " £ .," • 11 the wo_____________ i__,i„„ „„ ■ men in me social service work ty game bills, ns a last resort, the first three grades up through Mrs. R. A. Ttrheun, President you the subject on wnich we offer- found that Rag— my Rag Las not taking the examination on I rrhc-i and clnh« P[*ct* work of with the result that a numbdr the next three to insure this in- of the Auxiliary of Spanish War ed the prise last summer, for the meant to so many the red Rag of'com pletion of the course, thei{v\ mooting humus,. Home Economics Us succcedtd in passing them , not *truction when the child most Veterans. ,, whole school. We feel th at it was anarchy, or of •‘ny®ocj cJy standard were issued to those tak- ^on, Bp|cntjfjasslstancc^in\h"l By Mary Zachery ably Hillsborough, which count;.* needed it. The new study will be Mrs. .John Leonard!, P r e s i d e n t very strange that you did not com- eminent whose object Is to teart jnff ths (exnminaGon, the latter secured a law which provides a included in the manual next year, of County Federation. Sanford. pete for it since it was presented down the (lag of the united o la : group being a t jai,3 to form Closet work especially, "and, Many supervising principals, of the Day'a Food Should closed season on fleer, turkey and to you by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and tes and upset our government nnu health aid or volunteer service, give Miss Doudnty a greater co­ rquirrels for four years, a tine those qualified to act, are preparing Provide. — was published in The Sanford, our constitution, the constitution nn,j wj,ilc pome have not received operation. Saturday, Feb. 2. in the Welalta their own syllabus for th e ir} 1. Mineral m aterials—These are measure. Herald repeatedly. which allowed them to enter o u r: their certificates, wo are de.drbus Lobby, 4:30 o’clock, please. Voluiin county was m ade'a bird schools. Mr. It. J. Longstreet, of ‘by th e body for building m i­ «nnrtnnrv ,h„ ,, W 'V ” »»"" l'T .......... 7 L'— ' “ 1 innting i rev*. ! We hnve but two papers from land and has given them the beneplacing them, a t the same time Cordially, d i and a re found in all parts of i . J-’, i... . . , ' a L, ° i Daytona Leach 1.1 one of the numsjxtp. by Khadra C u lp en n er. this large school sent in and neith- bts of education and personal Lb-1 having a get-together meeting of MRS. W. E. WATSON, Chairman QT also produce certain sub- be set aside by a state law. all who took the course of instrucWithin the body which Times-Union in commenting Congress w ill 1tion, that wc may put into use J acids foridcd in the body the fact said it would bee ■ ■ on bills to some of the good points derived CONDITIONS UPON WHICH the course of digestion of meats ly popular with the I presume through our efforts. A meeting TH E SALLIE HARRISON areals. Meats without fresh songsters, who would re this school is called of all those having obCHAPTER O FFER A PRIZE fru it and vegetables luck mineral friends with unmatehable OF $15.00. Americans but the tained their certificates of the tarrying abundant prai? abstances. Milk is rich in thu T V Sll i contest until r en. la, but wften wc over turning of our constitution white classes, and those not havlnernl lime and should always be Titusville Star Advocate comment­ for books on Florida birds it may *no. That Tree. i learned it had not been submitted means as much to youwho a r e , ing obtained their certificates, on 1. The subject must be given ing upon it said every city' should iiitere.it all nature lovers to know rlUded’in the child’s diet. At^the ciose of the program the to you and also th a t the school has children by adoption, you are Saturday of this week, Feb. 2, in correctly. "The Constitution, who At the close «)f the pr . B. Protein—This serves as a food be made n bird sanctuary. It add- that not only this school board j, ^ ^ called a business meeting, examinations this week, we knew equally interested. So we as the Wclalca Lobby, a t half past framed it nnd its effect upon the , : . . . t» T. A. called a businea . _______ , fo r the body and also provides n led that city councils have the pow- ,book [s Promised in the future but usua, interesting meeting. At you could not give the study or Daughters of tte American Revo- four o’clock. The chairman is is- Nations of thd world." ‘tin im portant element nitrogen T r and bird lovers should see to It, iiieuuiiK . ih(,u>'ht neccssnry ln 8Uch “ lfmlt* lution feel it is imperative that suing cords to all who were in builds up the body tissuei 2. The papers can be written Pinellas county stands for what b ^ preparing w h!?*u'though! !o Wlis thi^.meetingAt■ now in your school days you study the classes, but begs of the wom- by hnrnl or type-written. pie *upi*r supper bFriday night, C(j time. repairs them. Meat or meat ;S0UM '»v accomplished in each of he the finest thing on Florida birds a Schicken ick en pie .Saturday night we called a meetthis document, know of the great en leading this to heed the call, stltutes such as milk, cheese, the 3. The papers must be the pro­ -.,v "jm , council--, ii n.is me m at pas ever appeared other counties. It has the that has appeared. Mr. Ar^ lc J P . . *. > I, legumes, etc., supply the pro- first chair of bird fim ciunnes vssanctuaries es- tnur thur Howell is at work on a more fully given S51.BU being cleared. ing of theBoardand we decided to minds who conceived it, w hat the teil anyone you see of the meeting, duct of the w riter nnd not correct­ The Seminole County Teachers reopenthe contest until Feb. 2'Jth amendments mean and w hat has and most important, come, ed by, or the work of the teacher. tnblishod in the United States, technical book. So it We wish to establish a loan 4. All papers must be handed Starch—This is one^ of the Thi^ was^the work at the l*torida that ornithologists in the state Club met at Osceola Friday, Jan. postponing the awarding of the been and still is the effect of it upThe meeting was culled to prjze until a later date instead of on the world. There was a time closet for the use of our nurse, in to the committee on or before cf fuels of the body nnd is sup Audubon Society, and the 10 cities, may at least have their wishes by i resident J. T. Jacobs. at a party on George Washington's when all these problems of the fu- Miss Doudney, nt this time, plied mainly by the cereal foods. Feb. 29, nnd should be left nt the opening exercises, the roll the Birthday. We came toWethis decisexcept to the boys mayto have a place may to go an a placeEpiscopal D. Suraa—This serves as u fuel were3 separately 'c rc a te d ^ b y ' munf ^ th e' fI o!*i<la limls ^inade^flrat After opening exercises, roll Birthday. came to turc this meant decis- littleturc meant little except the boys have to go anilRectory, find Park Avenue lied with about -1 0 teachers j0n because we felt you should but now the 10 th amendment the much needed urticles to for the body and to flavor foods, nicipal action, a strenuous process ■band wa*called with about -10 teachers jon bt'cuuse we felt you should Hlth nmenument the much needed urticles to carry ANNA M. DcFOUKEST, pt ta found in milk, fresh fruits nnd and the one sponsored by the edAs* we le-irn.-.l Inn.th-it in answering. „ have a better chance and because makes it just ns necessary th a t the, on the splendid work she has so Regent Sallie Harrison Chapter. iy other materials. Small itor of the Star Advocate above. order to make stnte wide and sue The dub was invited to Monroe We ns a Chapter do not wish to de- girls understand all subjects to be well in hand. We know there are lounts of sugar, syrup or honey As so many requests have come stu,i.. w„ muit have com" for a strawberry feast for the privc you of the privilege. 1voted upon. When you nre to take many cases brought to her nttenliould be Included in the daily diet. t . me as to manner of procedure nufsioo bv law reltor February meeting, which will bt^ Our N'ationnI Society has been a long journey in your automobile tion that require so many items CLOCCED THROATS E. F at—This nlso serves as body it may not be amiss to give that ate that fact Many educators held Feb. 22. , . I trying to have the Constitution you feel it necessary to obtain a th at she in turn must “get from When your wind is shut off nn4 i.,/------•<— .us. -i— — i . . . • • > < , discussion was heard ns to icnd nnd studied in our schools and Blue Book to show you the correct somewhere," so let us have the teachers' would rather in our homes and it is really amaz- road to the desired point. You do Loan Closet the service point, breutbins dilllcuH you try to raise the ibb'gm by suddenly cuntructim; the hole day for the Orlando irxr the number of good loyal citi- not feel as sure of reaching it if Mrs. K. M. Galloway has charge 'lings nnd forcing nir throujli the h a lfd a y for the Teach- zens in our country who hnve n ev er 1you depend upon the people you in - , of that phase of the work, and brout. This is hard on your lunr* The vote decided in read this document. A document quire of on the way as if you fo l-! will meet with us to outline and iml your throat and dilates th« M>»1 esscls. Clogged throats art* easily and the latter. which has never had an equal in 1lowed the red and blue or colored develop a definite work. _ __ __ _ ........ i f jtic , , , amcrun and Mrs. llab- any country or nation. A docu-i markers laid down in the book. 1 In the examination of pupils in ulekly opened, phlegm raised and the constipation. Fruits nn.l the'course over a t »'•« Litt who who had had chi charge of the pro- meat which revolutionized the You will soon be called on to vote oar sc h mils, nnd in the health din- 'aront Is soothed r.nd healed bv Leon taikW Vhe'courW over with with'her her‘nt Iflfrtahlcs and some cereals contain the last session, in Florida they trdked Syrup (Creosoted). II ’ 1 “ nged a most inter-., laws and the government of every on the questions of your day.Will ic just ahead of us,rdi’* we Cough who have h 1hacking would have become so au to m atic | the Atlanta biennial. It is fine and K™'" «,;rnnK1 straining, has t liluiose. the teachers. progressive nation. you boys, will you girls, trust taken this course can certainly aluablo antiseptic action. nnd time for *' Best retn—Certain newly discovered ally with all public parks, ceme- can be used in states like New Possibly for coughs, colds, bronchitis The program consisted i f Echoes . some of .you do not .those whom you meet or will you give 18 hours service every two jy for gbstanccs in very small amounts teries, et cetera, included. Now i York, where a place is ptnvided at know for. take Blue months. t,u’ PA. convention at; know what what our our Society Society stands stands for.' take the the Constitution Constitution ns ns your your Blue mouths. The The time time can can be be spread' spread' rrlppc, -rlppc, croup,” and whooping cjuith ich arc believed to idny n most that it has not become a state law Ly ]11W fur the study in the school aim Beach. aid pleasant,' 1We an; the daughters of the men Book ami nnd decide in your own mind out, out. nr given in two or three days! dnysj Jure, -utc, sure and plcaaunL At juui iportant part in keeping a person it is up to the Federated clubs and curriculum and it can now be used West Pnim impromptu, suffered hunger, lack of cloth 1 whither the colors will lead you work, as Is the pleasure of th e ' '-^uggisti Audubon Societies to co-operate in Florida ’ since we have our new The reports were all who i ” ' ..................................................................... ell and in promoting growth, . Pt‘rH on' bird and animal nnd Prof. Jacobs wax c l i e n t In h b , _ t _ ________________________ __________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ __ , lilk co ntalns a large quantity of nnri.bJ iSJCt1*!1" A bSP ' . Uty statute I)0«ik.4 already carry nature* hiiuK* if thiui. in uraise of Mr. Elder of Coral i»ab-f ^ls material and is needed by ildren for growth. Meats, milk, an ordinance, against shooting ll d o i b ^ t r ^ i S d ^ S e ^ f f t U ? ho.iso beautifully ent.rtl.m rf fruits anil vegetables nre the city limits, and in order to a)| such reading of this course tht‘ Seminole County Teachers, led by .persons of all ages bo­ prevent the cluttering of the books!which is must efficiently planned' 1 Rr ‘,f- McKay said Amen to Prof, use g f the yitnmines or life giv- of repetitions, only resolutions ser.d to Mrs. Sherman or to me’ Jacobs’ talk and told us how much are presented to the governing' for u sample outline.,> will be e n jo m l the L&pdbthcs ourf g properties they contain. commissioners, councils' or (,f Km,t help in formulating a « ri’ut educational men. * H. Flavorings and condiments—' Mrs. Arrington, as is always the cie add to the flavor and attract - whatever it may be, asking them -study plan in the new study. I ftlq that we are indebted to 1case with her talks, gave the P ri-’ ness of our food without furnish * l" declare the place a bird snnctu'g the body any nourishment. IKAny kind of food contained one or ore of the substances above. A tisfactory diet contains all of em and each in its proper nrn- \Vnmans club, as in (Jzonn, where Duval and to Senator Hodges of fronds if th e e:url is injured the rtion and the problem of man* the women raise the funds for Leon, who pushed the bill through ttrowth or tha that particular mental g a meal is really choosing foods lighting repairing a fter* «it ...... had m received an uunfavordevelopment is stoppl'd. • | tthe town, , ,- - the — c v i i UK o ia V U T- ■lie vi-iopuivilt is t will do this. pier and for running the town gun- able report from the committee' Supt. Lawton was the next cnllj. crally. Ananasi power was vest- on education on account of there e<i upon. He said he would like to .I s THIS BEING DONE IN YOUR tion." whlch” ^ Jed* the “s n lic tS yy already"" crowded Spi,Ct‘ U,Tschool “ llftcurricuwn an i “8ay a to talk.” He first before made he thebegan anschool: When a railroad is constructed from one town to resolution nnd assumed the task. Icmi. it was claimed. i nouncement that examinations In everj every public school in the These places are both in the 1'inelNow that we have the law th e ' 'vould he held Feb. 7, 8 ami 9 in Estate it. -r. is .compulsory ■M . — •----- ” , to teach county chain of bird sanc- teachers of the state should pre- Sanford. He had some very interanother engineers strive to make the line as straight as ror one-half hour each week d u r-, tuaries. narc themselves to carry it nut. esting work for his teachers. 'R g the school term kindness nnd The following is the form used: Miss Maud Schwalmeyer, in charge He then told the teachers what a •Justice to and humane treatment Resolution. possible. Because a straight route is shortest, quickest of the teacher training school at privilege he considered it to listen pond protection of animuls and Now, be it resolved, T hat the the state college, Tallahassee, has to men like Dr. Burton and Dr. Me-, % ■Oirds nnd the important part they corporate limits of the city of — l\ for a long time been looking ahead Cracken und gave a most wonderand least costly. ’fill in the economy of nature. be, and they are herhy designated an,I instructing i ami instructing her teachers in ful definition for “ Education" The purpose of this Act is to to be a bird sanctuary i, , . . . ... ‘Lis nature work, including a which follows: “ Education is the ittssen crime and raise the stands»e< »> the Board of city knowledge of the value of birds, application of the past to present. ••rd of good citizenship, Such huif. a, Mrs. Sherman claims, na- of the benefit of the future." Also itpanc education «hal! be given in — - , in re g u la r nsalon this Business furnishes a parallel case—the line between * 1 u‘ ; tu.re study is the loundation for t that leadership is “To find out -Die public schools of this state . 1aL education, let us get busy and . what people need and tqaeh the I shall include kind and just the man who makes som ething and the man who wants nairman. |uy a f;,,,, foundation,. people to want It and how to get otment of horses, dogs, cats, Attest: KATHLEEN B. TIBBETTS. it." ■birds, und all other animals. See Secretary. something. -------Your vnlue to your community :ch« ptor y 112 (No. 21) of the (JcnApproved by me this — day of EDWIN MARKHAM WILL I.EC* was most beautifully unfolded and iHral iatws 1923. ---------, 1923. 11 RE LN WINTER BARK made all teachers anxious to he of Let your citizenship committee NEXT MONTH. more service in their communities. | ’Fisit the school this week und find Mayor. Edwin Markham, the greatest At the rinse of Supt. Lawton’s *#ut if this law is being complied Advertising provides a short cut between the manu­ You should obtain a copy and Ann ic rican poet will come to live talk refreshments were served ■With. If it is not ascertain why have the clerk certify to and sign ,jjot ? at Rollins College and lecture a t which consisted of chicken salad. JfS facturer and you. Advertisements make it possible to Thu forniimr ofinninr Audubon ‘I’1' T'dlege and the Woman’s Club snltinea, nut bread sandwiches, i p * chiss^ in the schooN of the >uiC dur,nK lh/ , m,,nth "f F ^ n in rv . His pickles, cake and coffee. i V DYER MEMORIAL AM [’HItell you in a few minutes all you want to know about the THEATER. has gone band in band with the o T anil aV|h pC,Ub “J .Mrs. Martin ran u ro n voted wife Boots and I'oum.H Booms " of ....................................... ; j. ^*K" “C 'iHre’atL 6 IB oi'ts were royal and en* The'm any Seminole County Fed- creation of bird Sanctuaries, w!' Modern T i n i i £ 11 Il*» n r■ 11 v tin .l I .! .. > t u r t u i l l U TS | i Times.” He will read his 'c ration women vvhi» knew ami backed up bylegislative action services or ai tides you need. productions and interpret the Ifcved Hunan Dyer will be glad to where possible. The Junior Au- own works of other masters of this :knnw that a Dyer Memorial Am- dubon classes in the past have art. Many of the towns in our f Ighitheater will be located on Col* been voluntary work and not all THAT ’lege I' ege Point a t the end of Kentucky teachers were fitted to carry it tha" ?he*dub'’hotdd certaVnlv ulku A glance through this paper enables you to sift out Avenue a t W inter Bark on the on, and in some instances did not advantage •' . . . r ,nD take of this opportunity to PRESSING ■lost oat charming und npicturcs»ue ictu refu e have the interest. And it is a and associate with this gen­ the things that interest you, and in a moment you know place on the- shore of Lake Vir- matter of satisfaction with which meet NEED ius of the poetic arts. The lec­ nin. The Amphitheater will face we state that in spite of this hantli- tures will cost a nominal sum, |8 e_ lake and the stage 60x40 feet | cap that Florida has stood eleventh probably so.no just where and when to go for what you want. ■0 ’f Did you ever notice that ill have as a background of tnu thu its 18 states ol of the union in ill nave Duckgrouml a great ol t u .... ..fore„a season ...... ticket , often you need a certain !&lo ilonade of Greek pillars witii the Junior Audubon classes and mem- „ ' ‘ y; , , I Ve’ ' Figure how many steps, how much needless walking thing or a certain person at ■Uue ue waters of Lake Virginia in , bers. T rl' \ v * l'*Vnt 'Jf , the VV'n* a certain tim e? e back ground. This amphitheaAt this psychological moment i , ! , , i- n o . J r ii ' " r ,h° r is planned to be the center of comes a most helpful law, passed I,L" n Collins College. Th>* need is urgent, press­ musical clubs of the state. |by the last legislature, which , proing and must lie met at and talking the advertisements save you and your GENEVA once if you would accom­ Geneva BuMic School Celebrate)* plish the end you have in neighbors. Then you will realize the great economy of Arbor Day view. TEN WAYS TO KILL A CLUB At B2 o’clock thu patrons of the Whenever you find your­ school began to assemble at the advertising. self up against such a sit­ school house and by 12:,’10 o’cbvk a 1. Don’t > > > the meetings. uation, do not fret and scold very line and abundant dinner was and complain—for there arc2.1 f y u f t f J O , go lute. Mnread in Brof. Douglass’ room. ways provided to meet just H. If theO G w ier doesn't suit you,don’t think of going, The plan had been to hnve the d in ­ such emergencies—they are ner in the yard under thu pines and 4. If you V ,;n d a meeting, find fault with the officers oaks but rain made this impossible. Herald WANT ADS. and members. A After dinner was cleared away The next time you need w > ' 5. Never accept office, as it is easier to criticise than the program which consisted of extra help quick; you muit songs and recitations was given. have expert assistance at < fto do thing. guide planted a tree at which once—or you must immedi­ 6. Get sore if you arc not appointed on u committee, nEach member of the grade gave a re­ ately sell something you but if you are, don’t go to the meetings of the committee. citation or rending. This repru* hnve. 7. If asked by the chairman to give your opinion on t entative was elected by his grade Try the service of Herald by ballot. Borne m atter, tell him you have nothing to say; after you WANT ADS and be con­ Thu twelfth grade was ropre-t leave, tell every one how things should have been done. vinced. sented by Aubry Moran reading 8. Do nothing more than is absolutely necessary, but "The care of Our Forests.” To reach all the people The eleventh by Willie I.ee when members use their ability to help matters along, effectively — leave your Sweat. Want Ad at The Herald Of­ ghowl that the institution is being run by u clique. The tenth by Julia Geiger. "God fice. Rhone us to send for 9. Hold back your dues, or don’t pay. Makes the Trees." it or phone it to the Want 10. Don't bother about getting new members. Let The ninth by Charles W. Dooley. Ad Department. The eighth by Evelyn Ballard X “George” do it. f \ and Marie ILirper. PHONE 148 I-W The seventh by Pauline Marap. STIRRING TALK MADE TO PUPILS OF HIGH SCHtiOL BY MRS. DEFORREST The Straight Line R ! I i 1 1 S Advertising plays a necessary part in your life. Read it. �British Cotton Trade Is In Bad Condition n n n v n k h t e k , Jan. 30.—'The) serious state of the cotton trade in Paying for the family dinner be* and then they divide tho produce, England waa mentioned by Sir comes more and more of a problem ; furnishing a liberal supply of Charles Macara, a former Chair­ in this era of high prices. T ogether' several vegetables :n this season, Hr SETH W. SHOEMAKER, man e t the Committee of the Inter­ with high prices Is rhe constantjHowever, It neats to be a neigh-, pjr«tor, Schaol of Agrictdtnre, national Federation of Master Cot­ problem of varying the diet. Thou-,berhood of particularly kindly and' International Correspondence ton Spinners and Manufacturers ^ r" r" iiici* pnrticulnrly Id | unsuspicious dispositions when It Schools, Scranton, Pa. Association, In an address to the t a V i V s ? s s r s ts s s ii~ !~ & i*k'»* m « . * ruvmjonni r.n Provisional Emergency Coi: on living expenses by utilizing back- !Frccn PcnB for distribution in order from the beginning of time there Committee hero yard space. Resides reducing the j not to sta rt trouble. Hut tho ov» been lo swnuvr k„„v, i| u „ *_» , Ins uvv" ". f e l r . w 4 . things nre made o f,an d the ., 110 Btntod that for more than Fhnhn-u iin td,olla" an*1 ceht2 , rangement has worked out nicely niares oooltrynmn is no exception to this three years a largo number of mi'ls tho back yard offers a means or in - 0vCral places, providing variety a m i ---- "*-■ **•-* ,n aovc^*, P“ ccs* {5c. Even a plot fivo by five feet will !?'• .hown „ , „ rn wh,,.cv .r \; ;i ^ n ;o T " & VS ‘‘^ X mb1’, lfe* The chemist's Analysis shows u these who had Invested their mon-1 pending upon the limited stock of­ grow half a dozen tomatoes trained n E ■ ■ ■ { ( R U S a 3 a iB B O R H II ■ ■ SB I S B R I l t t S f l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i m g ■ that there aro varying umounta of cy in them fered by the stores. lo single sterna which will furnish ‘ rt(r, ash. protein ami fnt p rese n t!, , anJ c?tra cnP‘u : -Phone 198 Phone 193 — nny kind of ground that n family with fresh tomatoes to i. the body of the various classes i ,ni* called up, only to be djsidpnt- hasAlmost sunlight for the greater part slice for the table for two mopths. _Vi fPl,.. ____ 1 aval nn*l ■« i 1 f____•. . pouultry. accompanying ed owing to the inactivity and want of the day will grout-vegetables The plot before the tomatoes nro of unanimity among those who con- of some kind provided only that it ready to function -./ill furnish n table>?nows this In (letnil W ater Ash Protein F at trolled the employers’ organization. is not permeated with gns or com­ goodly supply of radishes and j posed of tin cans and ocihcg. No young onions, planted closely, as i5 ti n j bBJi V 8 ‘'Tfl 170 7uh0 e^ cc^ hotli on Lancashire and one who han ns much as five lect intensive culture is possible In such * ®L; 55 4 II 21 •» the country generally was mo*- "quare of nvnilablc ground need go a small plot. A few half hours n . 5 K ....... VlT« 37 „V1 J a n disastrous. This was shown in the without some fresh home-trrown week will be all the time needed e H e re " -e l:? im !? j >r tor the average back yard garden Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and ltaggaga 1 in this table It preliminary work of pre­ Transferred Anyvvty*re Any Time ihe body composition soil Imj been done. Storaftc about the same as let. The different a FATAL DISEASES laSRBHBSEIUBBBBBBUflBBBBBBflflUBRIlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEl dines, however, parasites in the Itimuch from one another ns do those j clu'did.'Tt was ,2 . ? p,v ^ l u n a t e and have n lot r.O , tcstincs of eniliiren undermine of the hen and pullet in the table. }the deficiencycodd bo nwd? ern-d ’ by i 100 *rir 15U ‘ilc prob,cni f* health and so weaken thoir vitality A capon, or ta t -owl, hna less before the end ofthe present fman iCf* Cr‘ ,T t? y ? cc‘i, not bc with- t that they arc unable to resist tho compoc cjni year eater and protein in its compos!cstnl ,inan !cut vegetables for the entire sum- diseases so fatal to child life. The tion and considerably more fnt mer of n quality that money cannot! safe course is to give a few doses dhnrcholdora in cotton mill com -, buv than n laying hen or pullet. panics have never experienced such 1y. By the first of May they j of White's Cream Vermifuge. It The body of n fowl consists of a disactrnu.i year us the mm- just may have radishes, young onions | destroys anil expels the worms _ 1(311 meat, fat, hones, feathers, efc., closed, it is asserted. Only 90 of n a snli spinach. i without the slightest injury to tho ,„d the food eonspmod by it must ore laying belter and better— *“ l or arti contain all the materials of which £ m i , " c T ' ^ ¥r S r i s d w T t a r ^ r . s s L ewee. ' r s 135c. s ^ TSoldWby Union w r Pharmacy. e a iw s these different parts are made up capital. The total paid up shnri HUgnr.that cannot be Irouglit, Could fie n s b u t sp eak , or the fowl will lose weight and capital of the oil) companies con­ tender and stringlcss string beans, young carrots, young turnips, die. trolling 33,000,000 spindles, wnn tomatoes, Limn beans, alwnya an Tfiats w ftat tfie y d say. A second table gives the analysis more thun $242,000,000 and < during expensive luxury, nnd last nmf most i ^ J* J Q ^ of some typical poultry foods: Total If fe d e a c R d a y Carbo­ ni (livuiciiuHf op about 1.7 Percent sv.'oct co**n tha^ ih rntillv ttwmt a e n £ tUp “ ' b 1" 1, I lf th« ,ot is only lm lf^ h e am' ■ T h e v e ry b e st B a tte r y is an hydrates ^ T fieR e d C o m b w a y . SU* !mentioned there irf still oppor-; inch ralllvo r ' L E " 1 u Z r Z V r a.ld l i ’,,3- ,v r i tuxxity for n bountiful supply. O n' fnt pint I” Z 1™ . ^ ' ' , but 110 flrnm smaller plots, tho family must W ater Ash I’rut’n x2Vi EXIDE p.c. p.c. p.c. p.c. navln^0 n n T rkH in V" / Car8.'V‘.lho,lt lin,il ^ J y those vegew “ whatever, tables which most uppeal to its Com ........... 11.0 J.D 7.1) 70.4 comp.imos have niun-tite. It would be foolish for a Fe re-charge and repair Oats ........... 11.0 3.0 9.2 50.8 n.nUn nnVr° ycnr makes of Batteries T !.hcirllm?r'1,’Ct? ,rur tt family which did r.Di care for egg Meat Scraps 10.7 4.1 Cd.lt 31.1 portion Iof# \the yKe*d Comb feed^7^ uncalled capital, plant or string beans to waste Green Clover 71.0 2.1 2.0 10.1 111*? I a t s r n n i Mii i ti, space on these vegetables. The bones of the towl nre largely 1IIS LAAST RO lN D -U i. | In several communiticr, where the made from the ash in food and the RAY BROTHERS . T“. . .. . ' lots were small a r.appy nrrnngelean meat is obtained from tho pro­ SHERIDAN "*Wv(>ri In n '* ^ mcnt *3 made whereby ench owner tein, while the carbohydrates and -Sanford fat furnish tho nnimnl heat anil m“ ™ D A V X ‘itof£S: f c i B n*"" - • in - - “«'■i Phone 5'18energy. recently of J. C. (Hardwinter) l)a- \ — All of tho different food prin­ vis, passed the mnn nt whose in­ BBBBBBBBBBBKBBBMBBnKRBBMflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIlRBBaBBB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FEED ciples are necessary tor tho forma­ vitation Owen Wister came to B ■ tion nf the egg und for tho growing Wyoming and wrote "The Virgin­ Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------------------ -Phone 9-1 &l the chick. The feathers of a ian.” Davis rode the ranges of E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc. (owl are made from the nitrogen­ Wyoming and Montana with Theo­ ous foods und mineral matter. Offiecs' New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chlrngo, Colum­ dore ItooFcvelt nnd later visited him in the White House. “Hardbus, Pittsburgh, Kansas. City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto. also built the Sahara ir­ BRAN-MOLASSES-BRAN Germany Planning to winter" Cnnndn. List your property with us and receive the benefit of rigation project in northern Wyo­ an advertising campaign covering tho United States and GanFeed Its Own Hungry ming, nnd was the first mnn to COTTON SEED MEAL, PARIS GREEN. prospect for oil in the now famous atln. No -charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves you Salt Creek field. DUSSELDOUF, Jan. 30.—Un­ free to sell yourself or list with other agencies. Full Line of Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feed. Davis nnd Owen Wister were _ employment in the occupied area of the Ruhr, which persists to nn said to huvu been boyhood chums. R F. C. MncMAIION, Representative extraordinary degree despite the He was horn nt Mulford, Del., in N .Milnne Theatre Bldg. agreements between thp French 1807, nnd served in the lower J authorities and German industrial- house of the first Wyoming legis­ BBBBBBBBBBluBBBBiTtoTTTrflBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBSBflBBBBXi tits, has had the effect of stim ulat­ lature. v c u . ing u feeling of responsibility for feeding the hungry among well-toMYRTLE AVK. AND ITH ST. do Germans who heretofore have JNO. W. SNEED Ead tho reputation of being more PHONE 519 cr less indifferent to suffering. Within the last two months the YOUR MONEY HACK IF YOU ARK better class families realizing that NOT SATISFIED the municipal authorities were prac­ tically helpless to cope with the It hnt wlut a cow EATS but whit iht ipectre of hunger, have responded DIGESTS tta freJucfs milk and buttn fats Rcnerously, with the result that most of the penniless unemployed are receiving nt lenut-onc least-one sub. ire surutantial meal a day. SETH SHOi s rm QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER D a ^ B ^ D a y ln E v e ry W a y Cucumbers, Temators and Ileans. Seeds arriving daily. Egg Plant and Sweet Corn Seed together with late arrivals i f f Mnino Grown, Government Inspected Seed Potatoes and sB To extremely heavy advances, would suggest th at yea place y«sr order now. s L. ALLEN SEED CO- m BBBBBBBBDBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBRBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBI CIBBEBBBBHBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBKMaaBBBBBBKBBBBBBIBII Vfe SANFORD FEED & Tell the W orld St. Petersburg To Have Tourist Ball ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.—A Movement is on foot here among the visiting tourirts to organize a tourist baseball league. The Ohio Society, called upon all Ohio men to prepare to defend baseball* honors of that Hate; Pennsylvania dsitor.s have tentatively agreed to join, und efforts are bring made to bring into the longue New York, Indiana, Ilnnois, Michigan, Slain'; xnd others. if the league Is organized it is 1 Planned to begin piny early in February. PILE SUFFERERS GET QUICK RELIEF Doctor discovers real remedy that actually heals Piles and ab-! lorbf, them never to return. No man or woman need suffer i Mother hour from nny pain, soreor distress arising from Hem­ orrhoids or Piles now that this Wonderful prescription known ns M0.U A SUPPOSITORIES can be obtained for a moderate price a t *ny lirst-daas drug store on the money back if dissatisfied plan. W i l be amazed to net! how quickly it nets. Dlesscd relief ofbn tonics in an hour; even in cases of long standing with profuse bleed jog, really wonderful Results have be*u accomplished. Rbmembor tliu name, MOAVA SI.I’POSITORIES, and be sure to, folioiv^ the simple directions that tonic in each box. All druggists. the f a in t w e s e l l IS IT DOES N O T CRACK, l>El’L, NO R B L IST E R , OR C H A L K O FF lu.i Line of Kalsumine, Var­ nishes ami Stains I .SOLI) O NLY BY SANFORD PAINT STORE W’clnkn IJlilff. rhono 303 ONE’S ALWAYS PROUD OF A GOOD ---- PHOTO i • . V ■i One never regrets money spent fo r a good portrait. We specialize on Out-Door Photog­ raphy. Sanford Photo COMPANY s Over Mobley’s DruR Store. 5a a a a WE DO KODAK FINISHING. aaaaaaaaaB aB B aB aaB B aB B aaaaaB aB B B aB B B aB B aB B aaM B nj naaailBBMBBaBBatlBMBBBBBaaHBBBBBaBMBBBUBBBBBBI ■ u aaaaB B B B au aasB aB B B aau au B aB aB B aaaaaaB B B aaai ss ■■ aa mo urn BH ■a Id an an SR aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa an DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED (Gtuuntnl 2 i t rrct/in) CsnUln* mere thin 75%DIGESTIBLE nutrient\ About Sanford ... and Seminole County Dickson-Ives O RLANDO, FLA. -int'Kf'TH? 'll February FURNITURE SALE Feb. 29 A SALE THAT IS A SALE THE SANFORD HERALD WILL PUBLISH FURNISH YOUR HOME NOW AND SAVE MONEY- PROSPERITY EDITION SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH. Five thousand extra copies will he distributed by the Chamber of Com­ merce at its booth nt the Madison Square Exhibit in New York. Thousands oT other extra copies will he sent throughout the country by cit­ izens of Sanford and Seminole County. It Carries a Complete Line of Most Everything You In this February F urniture sale are real reductions from prices already m arked low. Will Need in Hardware THIS SPECIAL EDITION Will he illustrated throughout. It will tell of Sanford’s prosperity. It will invite the homesceker to come to Sanford. It will he Invaluable us nn advertising medium to both city and county. CORBIN’S LOCKS RESERVE EXTRA COPIES NOW! McKINNEY’S HINGES The Herald is printing a limited number of copies. Send in your order to­ day if you desire to have copies reserved. ATKINS SILVER STEEL SAWS CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON All sorts of furniture for every room in the house, and reduc­ tions ranging from 10 per cent to 50 per cent. PITTSBURG SHOVELS SanfortMlerakl, Sanford, Fla. It’s an opportunity you can’t af­ ford to miss. SCREEN WIRE Gentlemen:— ) Please reserve .................. copies of the Prosperity Edition of The Sanford Daily Herald for which I enclose remittance at the rate of 5c per copy. ' Attached hereto is a list of names. Mail these copies to the names enclosed, it Is understood that this rate includes postage. . L ardware Co. (Signed) Address 8 ...P h o n e ... Of course, th e sam e good deliv­ ery service is a t your disposal during tjiis Sale as a t other times. : COME AND BUY NOW; YOU’LL SAVE MONEY. 8 I a - -a 1 > nk """"""a "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB �J — 1 , 1 ■■ ■■■ n 'l■ ■■ ■ — •. • \ s • ■- '." S i " B— - • : ' "" / 1 1CTTRCT.TC, “Loyalty” the M ost im portantW orct BURBLE, TOIL A N D TROUBLE As Brisbane Sees It a a RcCond C la ss M atter, © cT, l l t t . a t th e PoM offle* a t V k r U i , u n d e r a c t of M arch COMM. rres Meal ID U DRAM, Tlee-rresM tat IAMU BERG Ber.Trras. tla A iris * Ph« 14* IIP T tO J f KATKSl ----- 17.00. S ix M onths 11.11 Ih City b y C a rrie r p e r W eeky E d itio n It P e r U A L BOTICKi All o b itu a ry c a r d s of th a n k s , re so lu tio n s notices o f e n te rta in m e n ts w h e re rs a re m ade, w ill be c h a n te d at r e g u la r a d v e r tis in g r a te s . M M T H R ASSOCIATED P R R aS ■ A sso c ia te d P r e s s Is exclu ae n title d to th e u se fo r repub* lio n o f z.11 n e w s d isp a tc h e s Jltsd t o . It or n o t o th e rw ise llte d In th is p ap e r a n d also th e n e w a p u blished h erein. All kta o f re * p u b llc a tlo n of special ■tehea h e re in a re a lso reserv ed . JR8DAY, JANUARY 31, 1921 LB THOUGH r FOR TODAY JETTER IS A DRY MORSEL, quietness therewith, than a e full of sacrifice with strife, overbs 17:1. JfOUR FAVORS NOW. ni I am dead, forget me, dear, jt I shall never know, ugh o’e r my cold and li foies-t hands our burning tears should flow, i cancel w ith my living voice ~ a debt you’ll owe the dead— me th e love you'd show mo then, But giro it now instead. bring no wreaths to dock m> ive, shall never care,’ ough all the flowers I love tho most ^Should grow nnd wither there, •ell my chance of all the flow­ ers You'll lavish when I am dead, one small bunch of violets now— So give me that Instead. f i t M ints we arc when we are dead; But w hat’s the use for me [praise th a t's written on a tomb r o r other eyes to see ? jc simple little word of praise By Ups we worship said, i worth a hundred epitaphs— Dear, say it now instead. What ts the most important word In the English langIf Theodor* Were Here. age? Members of the faculty and officers of Princeton Univer­ Cool idkb Will Go Through. sity have arrived a t the conclusion that “Loyalty” is the one ’ Rockefeller and Uie Atom. word which should be placed at the top of the column of Religion and Troth. C op> r i g h t , 1933 "most useful” words. This decision was only arrived at after a careful study and deliberation over the subject. CAN YOU imngine what Theo­ At Princeton, we are told, this subject had been under dora Roosevelt would be 'doing discussion for several weeks, w hen. Professor Christian about now if that Teapot Dome Gauss, of the department of modern languages, suggested scandal were uncovered in his ad­ inistration? He would have all that it might be settled by a vote. When the vote was taken m the liberal givers of cash before the word “Loyalty” was selected by a big majority. Other him, he, personally, inspecting words were suggested as sanity, sportsmanship, altruism, their satchels,* He would have a battleship on self-knowledge, duty and courage. its way to France to bring back About the most dispisable man today is the one, who is Sinclair, if the law would let him not loyal to his country, his home or his friends, yet we find and whether it would nr not. Iljs glaring examples around us in our every-day lives of men teeth would be snapping and his bristling. There would be real and women whose outward actions might well be classed in hair fireworks, and how he would en­ this category. joy it. President Coolidge will proceed quietly, but he will go nil Much of the present-day lack of loyalty is no doubt due tho way through to the end, un­ to the failure of our educational institutions to install this doubtedly. spirit in the rising generation. THE ATTORNEY General, do* It is easy enough for anyone to be “loyal” when it comes dining good taste, to prose­ to the duties of war but the greater “loyalty” lies in the pur­ cute Mr.with Fall, who was his asso­ suits of peace, in the solving of our present-day problems and ciate in Mr. Harding’s Cabinet, in devotion to the welfnre of the home ns well as the state. suggests th at President Coolidge two "outstanding lawyers" The Princeton professors did well in choosing such a word, select to deal with the navy oil land hut they will better serve the country by placing a greater scnndal. emphasis on its real meaning. * Senator Rornh is a lawyer. Why Who Gets the Sap? Gasolene is now selling in Sanford for twenty-six cents a gallon. Just n few weeks ago the price was twenty cents. Then it jumped to twenty-two cents. In a few more days it was increased again and to twenty-four cents. And now up it goes to twenty-six cents. Will it stop there or will it go on in the near future to twenty-eight and thirty cents? The Ilerald doesn’t know what the cause of this rapid rise in price, is. The people in general do not know why it becomes necessary for the price of gasolene to be pushed up so rapidly. Somebody ought to do a little explaining and fur­ nish a good reason for the new prices. But the whole proposition resolves itself to the same old story. The people are glad to pay. They are accustomed to digging down in their pockets nnd paying any amount asked of them. They shrug their shoulders and instead of paying two dollars for ten gallons of gas cough up two dollars and sixty cents. They don’t say a word and don’t seem to care much. They like to pay. But who gets the extra six cents on each gallon of gas that is sold? Is there any good reason why the price should 0 .( be increased nearly thirty per cent in so short a time? T The he roads are not being improved very much nor is the quality of the gasolene any better as far as can be seen. Yes, the people like to pay! Ami the big oil companies like to make them pay! '//.Spending tho whiL«r in Afrt-1 jejll remove goose pimples. ” Spokane boy who thought k could rob a bank and get away it will be 65 when He gets away. " Man In Cincinnati who wanted . street car to dodge his auto fm? 5 the dam thin? wouldn’t. f 0ml News from Pittsburgh, Health officials run. all goats out. Wn„ dcr If it includes husbands? °n* ..B ad Los- Angeles news todav Movie director robbed of * 1 7 n o n ' Whole week’s pay gone. ’ °°Imagine a movie director bnr rowing 610,000 until he gets hi, pay check Saturday night? * Philippine elections went against General Wood. Certainly* knocking on Wood there. King of Denmark risked his life to save n sailor. There is nothing rotten in Denmark. A New York man who locked his son in a cellar two weeks will be locked in n jail 90 days. German cabinet has resigned Things arc so quiet over there now you can hear a bomb drop. not make him one of the "out­ standing" counsel? He would stand out as hn inilividual that bribe-giving corporations and their representatives could not “get." Esquimo’s long silent winter begins this month. So quiet there you can hear a gumdrop. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE should be careful for the sake of his cam­ paign in 1924 not to select two out­ standing corporation lawyers. The people have seen the big corporations buying navy oil lands with bribe money. Now they want to sec somebody "quite apart" from corporations looking into the m atter nnd punishing those that are guilty. HIRAM JOHNSON nnd Senntor Borah, both lawyers, would make excellent "outstanding counsel” in this incident, Senator Rcc.l, of Mis­ souri, added. Senators Johnson nnd Borah would lend a desirable non-parti­ san touch and please the public. The important thing is not to have nny of the “lady linger" type of corporation lawyer that begins to shiver nnd bow as soon as he come, within fj ft v feet of a million dollars TOM SIMS 'SAYS Ludcndorf says he is Germany. It can’t be true. He isn’t hungry and broke nnd in debt. Ii is getting so you have to look on the back page to see who the Chinese bandits captured. The skull of n gignntic camel has been found in Bryan’s native •date. Shut up. You leave Bryan alone. TRUTH, NOT MUDSLINGING I TH E TAMPA OBSERVER * I WHEN YOU TALK BUSINESS ! 'a A man’s public record belongs to j Of course Mr. Martin is no a e. It ia is always a legitim legii the people. ate! longer in sympathy with labor or- aa with your hanker, personality as well as papers passes jj subjcct for discussion. When the ganizalions since his moat cn- a over desk or counter. You insist that your transac­ aa light of publicity is given to o f - !thu*iastic supporters are the rail* ficinl records, there are those who, road interests of the state. But « tions be handled promptly and efficiently. You arc aa to blind the issues, cry out "Mud- until he announced for governor ho a a slinging!” "D irty politics,” etc. , was the special net of organized u pleased when ii ey are handled with a cordial friendli­ aa a ) THE MOST interesting thing „ When the late Napoleon B. labor in Jacksonville, ness that makes a visit to this bank a pleasant inter­ aa faults that now are hard to on oarth at present for those that Browaru showed that trie Florida j During the firemen's strike lcntla bear lude In tlje day’s affairs. think at all, is the construction of A ‘)af * railway ” , raised nicn nf Jacksonville, headed by a Oblivion thon shall win; uu.tiuu in rieioni mm for io r Rover* go\et- jjudsre utj„0 Nathan I*. Bryan, met In thr the the atom, bewildering marvel of 8100,000 to defctu a nr sins a rc soon forgiven us a r’ ^ !t.,r^ n Times-Union nnd cj,y c,)Uncji chamber to indignnte I the infinitely small. Most en- nl’,T -------------- o-------------The First National Bank makes honest effort to estab­ When we no more enn sin. mr H onda papers said “Brow- over the act;, of i:,c firemen. John | lightened is the Rockefeller con- othe any b itte r thought of me— W. .Martin, as mayor of Jackson* lish and maintain its relations with its customers on a a tiihutiun of 649.009 to the labora­ nrti1 is slinging mud. Kiwanis—N ine Years Of Age Keep It till I am dead; When United States Senator ville, was not present a t that tory in Copenhagen of Dr. Rohr, a truly friendly plane. shall not know; ! shall not care; official meeting. leads in the study of atom s. 1Fletcher exposed the Forgive me now instead. Wednesday the Kiwanis Club of Snrifonl celebrated the who His study may lead to release of'record of Sidney J. Cntts, the fol-|- There nre scores of charges —Author unknown. ninth anniversary of the organization of Kiwanis, Internat­ a power more important to the lowers of C alls cried "Fletcher is equally serious lha: could lie made a ]nnd proved against John W. Mnra ional. A suitable program was given by the members of this world than use of steam or elec-| slinging mud." Believe in Snnford! tin, which should convince the. tricity. Telling the truth about the offlpopular civic dub. -ocinl record of any mnn aspiring Democratic electorate that he is And th at belief will renct to your Kiwanis has grown in the nine years of its existence to IF THE ntom interests you, get for ofllcc is never "mud-slinging.’ not entitled to he promoted to tho aeftt by increased rewards. n membership of over eighty-five thousand in more than Bertrand Rusell's little book, “The It is only the truth told about the oflice of governor. His ofliciul —— —o---- ---record as mayor of Jacksonville A ~~ few ,years man, AND TH E PEOPLE 4 Atom." , -..... ~I1L, ....SHOULD convinces Now th at Lcninc is dead and eleven hundred cities of the United States and Canada. It is ABC.. of the The Observer that a; e has been recognized, per- each year growing b ig g e r and stronger and new clubs are beTO governor he would not enforce the Ips Russia will be able to slip in. A COMMUNITY BUILDER ................ ■ ............. .......... laws:(if the state qpy better, thn^, ing esta dished in cities all over the country. [posed to be the u_........... ltim a te ’possible! 'John w. Martin *• private possible | A s 'to i’ r •».,!»T Kiwanis cltlbs nre composed, from one end nf the land to smallest particie of m atter. Vi life The "observer * flows" nothing ,R‘ enforced the ordinilhcc* ns H F. V. FORSTER, President Many a house could tie made t» It. F. WHITNEII, Cashier *" W we ‘know that the atom is Iderogatory. it is jm n W. Martin mayor. n home by the occasional j the other, of a very high class quality of citizenship. In its S Tho Observer believes Martin n a H a B a B B B a n n a a a a a a a a a n a a a B B a a a a a a B a a n ia a B a a a a B a a k infinite small rep rmi net inn of now seeking the office of governor ipplication of a little dush of paint. | ranks are found earnest, intelligent and aggressive let 1 * nor solar syatcin. At the center. Ion his record ns mayor of Jnckson- would make no belter governor like our sun. a nucleus charged ville, and ia the opinion of The Ob- than Cntts. He and Cntts were Some golfers are practicing of all sorts. political and personal with postive electricity, electron server. M artin’s recortl should not bosom Kiwanis has given a line accounting of itself so far. It (every day for the coming tournafriends until both wanted the charged with negative electricity, only be known to every Florida B m tltr Than a M uatard Plaatwr ent. Arc you? hns every reason to lie proud of its record on its ninth birth­ For Coughi and Colds, Head* revolving around it like the plants voter, hut should lie discussed same oflice. day. It has big plans for the future. No man hut n knave or a fool aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism around the sun. honestly and fairly. The celery growers arc planning The Kiwanis club of Snnford is a power for progress in THE SMALLER the size the The Observer hetieves that un- would cull presentation of facts and All Aches and Paint hold up the shipment of celery itil there is a price for it. But this community. Civic organizations of this character mean higher the npeed, is the rule less the people kr.ow thin record mud-dinging. It is n term often Florida will be* r.rcatened with a used by professional politicians j ALL DRUGGISTS throughout the universe. will require co-operation. much to a growing city. povernnr. '.who have an axe to grind or who political nrincinles. governor, in in oolitical The earth goes around the sun ---------o--------pi inciples. rpC(Jjvt.tj ^ m ft from the special )Sc and 65c, jar* and tubas -------------- o-------------once in three hundred nnd sixty- not one whit better than The little girl down the street Hoipital *ii*, $3.00 Y I interests. J. Catts. five days. ys many n man doesn’t really TI1K (iUIFFITII-MILLICAN Company of Snnford are A serious situation threaten? John \V. Martin endorsed Cattr.’ Iiret his pick until he starts digging doing this city much good in their advertising campaign. One giant planet goes around gubernatorial record when he votes I Florida. Hundreds of the best pco“ tchcs. sun once in fifty years. Every day this company is giving to tourists passing thru theInside the atom the electron iroes1for Catts aguinst Duncan U. pie in Florida are supporting Mar,-_. . __ .1 | . TJI .. V. . . H tin —hut the other folks ‘ilka nre united Sinclair sa y , he’s not coming this city by train or automobile an attractive little card read­ around the nucleus—conceive ^t Fletcher. behind him, and they always know | The Observer would not do Mr. if you Ck from Europe until he finishes ing as follows: "We invite you to investigate Sanford, Semi­ ran—SEVEN BILLION the man they are supporting. The ! __...IN ....ONE ...................Martin any injustice. It hus no business over there. What ho nole county, Florida. It has a population of eight thousand TIMES SECOND. Florida East Coast railway is in tally m eant was, until they W hat we cnU "radium ’and other' nl,usc to ht‘“ P uP°n hlm* ,l politics. It never makes a misfive hundred, five schools, six churches, six parks, four civic forciM* of radio activity represent (finish his business over here. whic1' convinces it that take in any man they get behind, clubs, the sportiest golf course in Florida, thirty-seven miles tiny electrons breaking loose from Jnhn W- 1,nrtin possesses theassnmh**„ i80 ---------o-------- . f*r a3 their interests nre conThe special edition for the Madi- of paved streets. With assurance of a two hundred room fire­ the nuclei th at hold them an d ; Pro<:!lv,li’’« ” f ( and ns h -- , . innile a poor mayor. It is not un- ^^LJ!1 *• ,.,4 A . .. , json Square Garden Exhibit is only proof hotel, an adequate supply of pure soft water and ten HhootiriR off into Kpnco. ^rcaaimnblo to predict to u t ho will J ht! ^ h t a n t upaUndinjr advo* |ten days away. Not u business --------' make a poor governor. cates of progressiveness and law It has three miles j house in Sanford cun atford not to miles more of paved streets this year. THE ROCKEFELLER contriThe Times-Union, now support enforcement only have to invest!i represented in the number which frontage on Lake Monroe, which is the head of navigation of aaaaaanaaaa Will advertise Snnford to New the St. Johns river. It is the greatest celery atid truck grow­ kution indicates that the RaekeyaaaaB B B B B a t ^ J n “o tVJ-i i l ^ r ' ^ S u l k f ™\>VVrt ™ Workers. not afraid of competi..... „n,i w The race is between Frank Jon­ ing section in the United States. Snnford needs one more fellers | aic , , ,, . run with gamblers und bootleggers nnd Mr. Martin. Martin has It seems th at Coolidge is about hotel, two apartment houses, a canning factory nnd offers .. 1. IT science could release for under M artin’:! administration, nings been campaigning a year—Je n ­ use in industry the power that ami placed the blame on Martin. to jump on somebody's neck re- iree site tor furniture_______ factory. Sanford has the greatest pos­ nings three months. The. result if---■ keeps the e tetrons in a handful *he Times-Union is owned nnd , . . ,, >s < yarding the fall of a certain seer*- sibilitics of any city in the state ’ - ‘ Vt . , controlled l>v the Florida Fas' doubtful. If Jennings gains in the !| tary. Ir he comes down hard of atom s revolving around the con- S,onir”*‘ J int; r-aii — . *>--— -----*c ... u . ,u.. . , . ,, , Coast railway, unii m ast do the next three months ns he hns the j enough he may land in the presi­ tral nuclei past three months he will lie nom­ we could make power bidding of its owners, and is now dential chair for another term. inated by an overwhelming nuia ,so cheap that it wouldn't be worth supporting Martin. a WHAT IS PROPAGANDA? When tin* government of the jority. Iwhile to draw oil from oil wells It is reported Unit Bryan, if not United States declared during the NEW YORK TRIBUNE Selected to the Democratic conor gasoline from the oil. NI NE TESTS FOB A TOWN a Iwar, that Jacksonville, which had | vent ion from Florida, will go as a a I the proxy of his brother from INTO TIIK dispute between the 110 saloons> mu;t Vote thM0 L. N. Flint, head of the dunnrtThose twin villains, Mr. Edward a i saloons out of business, or the yon—a t the taxpayers’ expense. Modernist and . . . . . ■Nebraska. Floridans well know mont of journalism at the Univer­ a Bok and Miss Esther Lope, hav­ tne r undamental- quarterm aster's camp would he reThere are, it will he seen, impor­ Jthat Mr. Bryan ia too good n man a sity —HOW MUCH OF THIS ing been summoned before Sena­ tant differences between the wick­ ist clergymen Mr. Guthrie injects moved from th at city, business men ■ ■*■•' of Kansas, warning ...........„ against jfor a substitute. tor Rcc;i and questioned and re- ed propaganda of Mr. Bok nnd the this sound observation: organized to drv Jacksonville. 1UIlwal ranted bragging and straight u MAND FOR MERCHANDISE a ---- WAS THEN MAYOR. out !>'mK -ls means of increasing n A “dark Iiorse’’ is not considered questioned and sneered a t nnd j lofty oratory of the Senator. For ‘Feeling, not truth, is the aim a and it was under his adm inistra­ out lying as means of interesting, a (probable in cither national prosi- generally bullyragged in the best one thing, Mr. Bok pays for his of religion.” WILL REACH YOUR STORE? tion that the vices complained id outsiders in the possibilities of IdenUal convention; but if the s p lit. Missouri manner, it would seem as propaganda, whereas the taxpayer “your town” and of keeping the Religion represents man's longif enough glorious victories had existed. Murtinflas mayor, refused pays for the Senator’s. For an­ jeontirue to widen who knows but a ........ mg to know what can not he to join the business interests in home folks satisfied, lists nine other, Mr. Bok can be summoned | little “black flivver" may not drive been won by the irrecmcilables. All depends on how many people upon which to base u munici­ But there remains, of course, 'into either of them ut it critical befoie theSenator andbadgered known, except through the test 0f ‘drying Jacksunvillc.*and when cen tests pal advertising campaign. Here1 th e‘speech that Senator Heed will (moment!—Palm Beach I'ost. insulted; the Senator is ini- faith to substitute some establish-1SUWl If* *"* aet1""’ ,hc |,"&1f h£‘l they are; know about your values and ser­ graciously condescend to make be­ and ---------o-------mune—so long a s the voters of „„„,/* , ,, . ‘ ' 1 n " w r his own siKnature that he EDUCATION fore the Senate, damning Mr. Bok vice. of the State of Missouri like his ! ° mf“ rtabIe bollef for everlast-1 “was mayor of the wets as well The House has appropriated one First test: Can I educate my injj doubt. as the dry«, and could take no part hundred thousand dollars to inves- and Mi«s Lape and the outrageous kind of Senator. a igate the recent actions of a form- crime they have committed of in­ Thus we reach n clear under­ If the truth were known, re-'L?._“JJ? »uchL fight.” I» this mud- family in that town? a TELL THEM! HEALTH ic r secretary «»f the interior. The citing the American people to standing of what is propaganda ligion, as wo understand it, would j - inRlnR' He was *.iayor at the a time and signed his excuse as Second test: Will my family and ■cost of running the government is think. This notable effort to keep and what is not. Propaganda is not be necessary. mayor. I have a reasonable chance to keep (nothing compared u :h the expense the American people from being publicity that a man pays (or out Tell them of your quality goods; _____ Ar, mayor of Jacksonville he well in that town? to f finding out how toe government sold in chains to the League of of his own pocket und for which a WE DON’T need any religion went to a meeting of firemen, who CIVIC ATTRACTIVENESS Nations will then be printed at the he can be abused by a United EU run. a and how they can save money by Third test: Will I like the town taxpayers’ expense in the Con­ Staion Senator. Propaganda is not □bo il the telephone because we were on a strike, and who left their a P<,8t of duty, r,and left the city to I—the atmosphere of the town? a Sometimes folks semi things to gressional Record. It will thcie- what a Senator distributes at the know low all all about about the the tedenhom. telephone. trading; at your store. Say it If vv,» n , , , . . . i the mercy of flames, and aided and Does it hive beauty? his office which uie in every way after be reprinted by the govern­ public’s expense while making a i knew as much about t.us encouraged the strikers. While he SOCIABILITY a rorthy of publication. We mil" ment in pamphlet form and can life as uncomfortable nnd disagree­ through tho advertising columns a Fourth test: Shall I know and [not be able to pee any reason of be mailed under Senator Reed’s able as possible for all who dis- universe, its creation, the power was making his speech, business o l the Sanford Herald. back of it, ns we know ubout the n,cn* lawyers and doctors left their like the people of the town? Aie (being ashamed of them, but when frank to Americans hither nnd ' agree with him. jthe authorship is withheld wo a telephone, the majority of rcligiunx stores and office* and gathered nt they "home folks" without fnlse a a the fire stations to work as fire­ exclusiveness? jflgurc there must lie something would die off. Tho Herald is read daily by the a men if the emergency urose. AMUSEMENTS jin connection with them which wo u a The Times-Union published nr. Fifth test: Can I have a good V kdon’t understand. a MY FAVORITE STORIES huge mass of buyers who make up GOVERNMENT ACCUSES nccount of the rime*ing of the time in that town—I and my fam­ m n --------- o--------. vigilt corporations of combining striking firemen and M artin’s nd- ily? By IRVIN S. COBB a our community. It is the m essen­ H. C. Sparkm an, gifted editor a ia HOUSING and conspiring to monopolize the dress. Mr. Martin never denied (of th e Daytona Morning Journal, a ger that calls the people to mer­ the published report until he be­ Sixth test: Can we live reasona­ ■announces his cnndidnry for delcsupply of radio apparatus. A friend from the North had olonel have any in his room?" came a candidate. The reporter bly and well in that town? What " ite to the Democratic National gone to visit a gentleman who chants’ counters. That need not worry you since who attended the meeting nnd nre the housing nnd shopping con- * "No, suh," replied Sam. invention. Mr. Sparkman “re­ n the basic radio patents are just wrote the report of the same was lived in the swampy bottoms of ditions? “ “ I don’t see how he stands it." n t s " Bryan’s suggestion to nom­ a ACCESSIBILITY n in a te Dr. M urphee und states that Louisiana. There was no netting Advertise in the Herald and you "Well, suh ’’ said Sam. “I reck- about running out so that anybody a friend of John W. M artin. He was a trained newspaperman, who Seventh test: Is the town easily a ,he is for Underwood. Mr. Spurk- over the bed, atul in the morning >n it’u dis way: In de fust part will be uble to manufacture the .1 are sure of getting* your share of !man is m istuken when he thinks when the negro came with the >f de night, suh, de colonel’s most stuff. The main danger would bu had established a reputation for accessible to the outside world? a M accuracy. This reporter is now INVESTMENT a [that the m ajoritv of Florida Demo­ a gen’elly so intoxicated he don’t pay a monopoly of the fluid, or rather the demand f o r merchandise a Arnold Heidt, of the Tampe Morn­ water atul towels the tortured visi­ a Eighth test: Can I make money te r a ta are fur Underwood us the in ’tention to de skeeters, un’ in N Tribune, who has recently in­ through investment? l.vote* at the June prim ary will tor asked: Je lust of tie night, suh. de skvet- a monopoly of the ether ubove by ing : throughout 1924. n a EMPLOYMENT show. Tim people will no doubt "Sam, why is it that you have ers is gen’eliy so intoxicated dey the big telephone company Uut formed the writer that the report a of the meeting was correct in every a Ninth test: can I get a job? Are a no mosquito bars? DostTt the don’t pay no ’tention to dc colonel." that isn’t likely. Eprefer advice f/cyn Mr. Bryan. word. new citizens Welcomed and helped? Is FIRST NATIONAL BANK I In 1924 DE­ s �,^ m A B Y,3i, Mt the Junkir society, thus is one of ha gave the world. Ilia vision of.teen nn inspiration to yc the few older Kadonvorcra who tha service of. youth in tho church bid. has hntl the training in tBo succes­ avna nil hia training, nil h h busir . and hia ability to provide system* " p 1* j] sive praties. Ho I* one of Florida’s ncra, all hia thought, all bis lifer* ‘alic programs of trainin'; for th is;pont’y identified with < m oit loyal f-JeniD mwl rcprc.*rnt:t service nave singled-him out. an* Ludcavo: t.incc the early the state union r.s Worltlh LTnion F ifteen years service as i'd j-su cv . a leader without n p',or. Hot i **14’ movement. Ho WM ie;a:y ,' -tpeaking three. four,_ and* vi',*? -p re jlJ ciif. , ‘Tlanriing hy” for nca \ I or try president of the first sm t,ooo: Office 148; Duncan It. Curry, represents i [five times n duy, traveling, by * MRS- 1111313 d AIGER, Society Editor;’ Residence 217-W v.ara was William Shaw,-physic-i iMniztuf in Lincoln. N ally powerful, rtendfast ns tho I "rorly forty yenri ago. typically ore of thr cinra of Chris­ night into every state of th? tiifi 1 rack of Gibraltar, n Riant in faith,; Rogir W. Ilabion rail tian Kndeavorcrs whri was “check­ ion, into Canada, cud down to ;ind ua | ersistent ns though hia markable tribute to Chrir ed in.” Fimltntr hinmalf as presi­ *."cba, no other man in tho on-*** life s mntto ML hher I v:ill flrj aMcavor when lit* stntfd: 1 dent of the Florida Union a* his 'ganlaation has hud such intimatrr way, or make or.o” was knit into I nm nnd nil that I have, first experience ns an incentive in i: •• iriation with the younger gen'H Try This Some Time! cvr;y M ire nf his‘hctrif. He scrv- t mile Christian Bndcavi arty union work, he Rase his ytatc s'rntir.n of Christian Kode.ivorer*,* _ , ‘people for ad auccesslvcly os treasurer of the fy in Gloucester. Mussn directly led fcudt hosts nf l.retti five yearn of leadership (beside* Christian work, by raying, "Just United Society, advci tiring man-, „ which I v.fts once a m one year ns honorary president, —Mr*. Fred Walsma will as you teach young »piippins to i*Rvr Inr ’the Gulden Itule, r.s the nwe more to this society during the war) that put the slate rtiin the member* of the swim. Chuck ’em in; chuck 'em oijjai’is a tu n periodical was then'fin t i nny college or any at the t ip of the Dixie division. Matrons Bridge Club at in.” From a humane viewpoint ended puhlfcntion manager lo r 1institution or any liusincs E’ght year* ns chairman of the home on Cameron Avc. it might be suggested, however, duUUnited Scckty, business m an-‘ foal inn with wlrich i hs All-South' Extension* committee.' a._ G . L A. installation of that any one interested in a ' pup­ ■Rti n f tiie t hiistinn I.adcnvic i, *i connected." nnd an exceptional capacity for «r> a t 8 p. m., at the Mapy’s really learning t.» swim would 1*1-1, general secretary for th e ' Christian Endeavor is i Sunday school o.'iranizatlon has stand by and lend n hand‘ if the United mv ic y nnd Wutlil's Un- .-I,aim Marcus Hail. Fn'-g ns stamped hint as one .if the outpuppy, blinded and cuntusod try io.i r>l Christian Ksdeavor, nnd fi ,, 1 ^Alathea Class of Bdptiat influenced hv tr stnpning laymen of the Southern his "sudden "chucking in." ( truck publisher of the Christian En.leav„ rfh will meet a t 3:30 p. m., Presbyterian Cliutt h. out for dungeruus depths nf wa­ >r World: Ttie-jf'h leaving school Ptfe homo of Mrs. Volie Wilter. So, while in the Christian at tho age’ of twelve years to bo* Endeavor Societies > iung people •u.F.^ a bread winner, and having .—Misscs M argaret and have been "chucked in" hy th-j no fu rth e r opportunity lor stuu> Martin will entertain, honthousands, there have been (ho-te until n ite r he v:.>s twenty i-vaf their guests, Misses Esther standing by and lending a hand. whan lie attended night r.ch iol, by 1 Margaret LcufTgcn, a t the There are committees for that .h1A-means, n eotuse in public ae of Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Jr. purpose; there ate the officers of -•teakin /, nnd 'he training h-.; u>i Dm Avenue. the society, and the officers of the .'cLveri in the-t hi i -l ian Et.deavor »—Mrs. Robert Hines will churrh, who have tliemuclvc.-. per­ Socie y vvorit, lit* b.islreas ability irtain tho members of the haps gone through the "ih irking •nd hia prlifieiem y in lite ra l'» Ton Bridge Club a t her in’ process; nr-: jm k nf all, rm ■lumets greatly influenced !;' on Park Avenue, a t 3 in remoteness but in sympathy uTociaten in the vnrioun ilopait<k. nnd wisuom, the pastor wlisi keens m; n:r. of Ihe Christian Endeavor »jr—Classes of Homo Hy. constantly before his young peo­ Aqriil. Many of tho nsttoeiatea ANNOUNCE _• of (July) meet at >1:30 n. ple their obligation to “Seek first have la -o n e nationally fam atu in the Welaka Lobby, the Kingdom of God nmt his right- thclv special line .if work. Among i eousnesa.” ‘bem nir.y be mentioned Frank A. take h ea r t While the Christian Endravor Autpld, publ nher ar.d editor nf THE A N N U M organization ohservea toil year i*.* Sttli.'b an life ; William T. Ellis, forty-third nnniversaiy, Florid; widely iravelUd and well known lay the stormy wind ha* blown roof Union will this year hold its thirty- newspaf. .• * correapor.dent, i off the dark and rainy sen; and sixth nnuucl (.invention, hut GAnjg • W. Coleman, founder of IJO II has past the window ■ini' though younger than many r'nte the b ■ri1 ITtill Foium nnd Boston (town, unions, Florida stands v.eli n;i nt piestdcnt of the National Forum, the head of the list in its accom­ atid now prevalent of flnhson InLnly song has been the moan plishments, wind made in the willowdltute.• ’I'lv gradual , * |( This * year in addition —* ............ ' ' ji■ «uiu ij iidevelopment i t-isijiiiii to its lUjmnR the* uixit* tjroup of from a diftYrunt, extremely nelftree. states, Florida was the first state di: ii a s fnl yaujig man who shrank it.-* pledge for from the publicity of platform | i> the summer's burial time: extern! inti for­ ■voik int • a leader of ihe great elgn fields. Recentlyi' through th'-* Open Forum is credited by Mr, .died when dropped the ear­ persistent efforts >V f s’.ate rub- 'i.'em-n l i the training of Chris­ liest leaves; sciiption manager,, R.'.hcrt A. tian Endeavor, as ii tho idea of cold upon her rosy prime Greene, Sunford, thini state won ■■■■■ in in ' 1the Oven F.iruni adapted from the [direful autumn’s frosty rime; a nation-wide (onto !t for t..~ subEndeavor open confer­ scriptions to the i[’hristir.n K * ence. ] am not ns one who deavor World. Mr. (ireen approgrieves— Florida h.-u been greatly helped KwnI per iodi- by the labor nnd intlucnrc or n •sa enterprise. uunder o| p i:m irent men who — •* ...v.-|welt I know o e r sunny seas » Amelia faehwnrtz, 10, daughter of l)r. and Sirs, licrmnn Schwartz and know* he is strengthening have been trained nod have trainikies: in ; y rncuae* takes her police dog "Themistocles" for a frolic working power of th i societies 'he ns i .1 others in Christian Endeavor. bluebird waits for April i ul " e **° i’flu think she minds the cold weather despite her well sis th* individual nunilieas Firr.t in the iis: lim it be mention­ [it the roots of forest trees abbreviated costume'I Look at her entile! when he fulfilled his and to have ed Dr. tiii >. M. V'/aril. pm ident Jraiyfluwcrs sleep in fragrant a Christina Etn.eavor World in of Roilir.! College. Dr. Ward, | n re, every Christian Endeavor family. then a young lawyer ii-st admitted violets hide their azure SUBSCRIPTION BlflDGK PARTY NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL NEW MERCHANDISE William Shaw, publisher of the. t" the bar. wan the first treasurer* eyes. Tho Welaka Lobby was the Nellie Turner Circle met at the Christian Endeavor World is of tho Uni led Society, raid a year scene of a very pretty party on home of Mrs. It. Z. Johnson Wed­ |ou. by winds of grief o’er- Horry Walsh nnd Mrs. John Srhir- nesday, with sixteen members spending th ■ winter in Florida, l'i! i* was elected general secre­ more o rltss in retirement, in r.n tary, which office he reaigned blown Wcdnesday afternoon, when Mrs. present. , attempt to win hack part, at leant. th e? yenrr later to prepare tor side some summer's goMcn aid entertained at a subscription of his former vigor and power of h ■ minii try. A* preridont or bier— card party for the benefit of the ST. AGNES GUILD nceoniplishiiient. A eriotis null- Ridlms College anil preacher heart! thy birds are only K. of C. Hall. Bridge nnd 500 The members of the St. Agnes mobile accident, followed by a sue- Roy;.I Boiiieitma Chapel nt Palm were the games played. flown, Guild will he entertained Monday of operations and bone s u ic n in w in u .iiu j | blossoms sleeping, tearful The spacious lobby is nu ideal afternoon at 3:30 nt the home of cession graftings, made almost complete sown, place for entertaining and never Mr*. Julius Tnkach on Celery Ave- wreck of his physical strength, greet thee in the immortal looked lovelier than on this oecn- nue but nothing can weaken his stil year! sion, vnri-colored flowers in wick­ lime faith nor daunt his deternii By Edna Dean Proctor. er baskets were effectively de­ MEMRERHHIP COMMITTEE ed will. No mie familiar with the ranged around the room, nnd bas­ MEETING. Chriatinn Endeavor movement “] Si tiy—Membership committee kets of sweet pens were also used On Saturday afternoon the meni- would in any way take firtni Dr. If* 1' » meet at club house a t <1 to advantage. hership committee of the Woman's Clark th'* honor and love due him bock. Scores were kept on tallies done Club will meet at the club house Iwt* <1 in floral designs anti after u num­ nt I o’clock, All those desiring to ns leader in the great movcmcr.t |J. Henry of Jacksonville was ber of absorbing games of bridge, pi t sent names for membership nre kg the prominent business scores were counted nnd prizes requested to rend in the names to rJ ■rijn Sanford on Wed holiday. •VVflirdejii •Thp’.jrbu.* J'W. high score, Mi s. A. M,, D^-pr/v.-jt npt Inter n luster glass vase, was awarded than Saturday morning. ' T— Bert u -* Fort, second prize, it Ion II. Hninos o f Mncnn, Gn.p Mrs. liminiR the recent arrivals in set of luster salt and pepper shak­ A European visitor comments City Substantial. ers, went to Mrs. R. A. Newman. that America has tuxis without In the game of 500, ihe prize for limit. Also, it might lie rem ark­ hong the arrivals in Sanford high score, a luster vase was giv­ ed .taxes in the same volume. Tfdnesdny were S. Q. Crnpp en Mrs. Mallem. The consolation E. It. Shaw of Fort Gaines, prize, n lox of candies, fell to the WHAT'S WHAT. AND WHO'S lot of Mrs, Archie Betts. WHO IN H.OKIDA ('llISThe purchasing' power of a dollar hill has shrunk TIAN EDEAVOR. Following the awarding nf the I« 1’. McCullcr nnd chil- prizes, the tables were laid with At the meeting held recently in considerably in the last ten years. There has never been Ih*ve returned from Marinn- dainty covers and refreshment* Orlando, of the executive commit­ Ithere they spent several consisting of strawberry short­ tee of the Florida Christian En­ pas the guests of her pnrents. cake, topped with whipped cream, deavor Union, further plans were a time when discriminate buying paid burner dividends. /G O O D Y E A R T ires sandwiches and coffee were served mr.de for the state convention to r. and Mrs. E. E. Conklin, Jr., by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. be held in Tampa, June 13-10. O. V j a re n o t o n ly th o gashington, D. C., arrived in John McNamara, Sirs. Bennett, T. Wccsner, W. D. Ilenino ami b e a t tire s y o u c a n lord Wednesday and will spend Miss Lee Amnions, Mrs. Ralnh Carleton Smith represented the ttime- here at the Montezuma. Wight, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, and Tampa b u y , b u t th e ch eap ­ Every day this newspaper contains information that convention committee, Mrs. Osborne Herndon. State president, Karl I.ehnmnn, e s t . T h e ir firs t cost M. A. Morgan of Valdosta, --------Montvcrde and Orlando, secretary you should have to increase your buying power. The is n s low a s t h a t of |*rtived here Thursday and is FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLL’II Bessie Crane, ML Dorn, treasurer JJtJt of Mrs. II. A. Mason at ^ On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. David Watt Castles, Lakeland, and a n y o th e r good tire . advertisements are intimate little lessens in every-day «nu> mi Magnolia Avenue. Frank Miller was the gracious O. T. Wcesnor, chairman of the T h e i r Hnnl c o st is hjstess, when she entertained at Tampa (..invention committee were Martin formerly of this bridge nt her home on Magnolia nppointid in program committee. lo w e s t of a ll. economy. They teach you how, when and for what your lout now of Orlando, was in Avenue, the guests including the By unanimous consent it was arAa Gooc/.vear Serpic • Station pri Thursday calling on old members of the Fortnightly Bridge lunged to invite C. C. Hamilton, 0 f d / « n u?« a tli a n d recom ­ dollar will u;o farthest. ds and attending to business. Club and two extra tables of play- Boston, field secretary for the mend t h e r t e W Q u a d year United Society of Christian En­ crs. Carda w ith th e beveled All(■"i-n * W e a t h e r T r e a d a n d hack M. L. Burns nnd Mrs. J. Pink and red roses combined deavor and field manager for the [mi nn;* t h e m it pete i t S « #a .n da r d mall nf Tcnnille, Ga., who arc with granary were lavishly used Christian Endeavor World, to ad­ G o o d y tjr Service 1 I Fr»? the winter in Florida, in decorating the rooms where the dress the Tampa convention. Mr. To those who know how to use it, newspaper adver­ Hamilton recently spent three in Sanford on Wednesday card tables were placed. extended stay. The prize for higli score among weeks in the district conventions EDWARD HIGGINS the club m em bers,.a novelty bud and field work in the stnte leaving Mi tising is a watchdog* of dollars a continuous source of |.f. Ward of Jacksonville spent vase, was won by Mrs. Harry B. a highly pleasing impression of Kent Vulcanizing Co. aj] •y here Wednesday trnnsact- Lewis, while the guest prize, also his exceptional ability as confereconomy and satisfaction. usine-is and made his hend- a novelty bud vase, was awarded cnee b iidor nml platform speaker. Sanford, Jacksonville and Pensa­ Mrs. A. P. Connelly. The con-ela­ *T4 at the Montezuma. tion prize, a waste basket was cola had each an invitation before -------------- rv ; the committee for the 1025 conven­ f. and Mrs. F. A. McPherson given Mrs. G. I). Bishop. At the conclusion of the cartl tion. It was planned to have the |alan. Iowa, are the guests of Merchants tel! of their bav/rains tlu oiurh the advor•tier's sister, Mrs. Harry B. game, Mrs. Miller served a tempt­ meeting place dicfdcd upon the B ic w a a B / u floor nf the convention at Tampa at her home on Magnolia ing salad course with coffee. tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered rue. The guest list included Mrs. A. as it was at Miami, Endcavorers i J. Richardson. Mrs. A. I’. Connel­ from compering towns not voting.1 Florida will invite the 102C Alland Mrs. William A. Coyler ly, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. George through an advertisement. Practically every unusual ptsters o f Yonkers, N. Y„ who DeCottej, Mrs. A. B. Wallace. Su’ith convention to the stnte, tho meeting place to he decided Inter. pending some time here nio- Mrs. F. E. Koumiilnt, Mrs. Harry buy is advertised. 1 to Orlando on Thursday for Lewis, Mrs. F. A. McPherson. Mrs. The Ail-Soulh conventions alter­ Claud Howard, Mrs. Civile Butt. nate with llu* International con­ Mrs. Bod well, Mrs. W. J. Thig­ vent ions. This year the All-South South Florida Fair p . ( ohlon of Ridge Springs, pen. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs. F. or Dixie divi iion convenes nt R ich-1 *ho is spending some time J. Gonzalez. Mrs. L. I’. McCullcr, mood in July. At this lime* Flor- | You can stretch your dollar to its elastic limit by and Gasparilia iiia will extend an invitation for i e the state arrived in San* and Mrs. Floyd Palmer. the 11)26 convention, nnd if the in1 Carnival [w Thursday and is registerkeeping: abreast of the opportunities to get full value. Among the distinguished visi­ citation is accepted, the state con­ ■'w Montezuma. tors in Jacksonville in attendance vention for that year will be held i • Saussure and Miss Mary upon the hoard meeting of the ir. connection with the All-South Wi*urc of Charleston, S. C.. Florida Federation of Womans convention. This will bring a del -1 I*re the charming guest3 of Clubs, are Mrs. E. M. Galloway of citation of about 2,000 to the con­ L. Lumas are spending Sanford chairman of press and vention city. Florida ought to en- ! . -ay it* Orlando as the guests publicity; Mrs. Jack Pryor ot tertain the next All-SotUh conven- j Haines City, chairman of the de­ tion. It is the banner state of ' E. G. Parks. Dixie in Christian Endeavor work; J;tn. ."0 to Feb. 9. partm ent of state beaut ilocation., Di* .. . „ . Inclusive »nd Mrs. W. C. Hill and anil Mrs. William L, Wilson ot the chairman of the All-South ex* * F*r, Caroline, nnd Mrs. Hill’s Panunta City, vice president of tension committee for the oast • Mrs. Lola Lvgette left section 1. While here these charm­ eight years is a Florida man, Dun­ R O U N D T R I P F A R M FR OM B. Carry of Jacksonville; state ‘"lay in the Hill car for Al- ing visitors are guests of Mrs. can president Karl J.ehmar.n was the •n l ( niro, Go., where they Frank E. Jennings in her home in S A N F O R D , $li.2l) Riverside. Mrs. Jennings is the United Society’s field secretary for l^ 't relative*. Dixie for the first five years after new chairman of the international with All-South division was organ­ tlnns f!r business meeting plana relations committee succeeding the Some one of a number of 1 ade to have a washing eon* Mrs. W. R. O'Neal of Orlam. >. ized. Call nn th'Wet u re n t nr th*' Florida cities with innumerable uriih-rslKtiiil fur further JuI jhe home of Mrs. Whittle who recently passed away.—Jack­ local attractions or fine beaches fn rm iilln n sonville Times-Union. iJfh Avenue. The meeting ought to get behind these Florida [Wrurned to a social hour c. \v. r u m . TichH Mr. Coolidge says that a party men in their plans to bring the i .fh the hostess assisted by K nn tn nl. P in . I'b «»r KX-J convention to tho state. What L.^rihvin and Mrs. Davis. platform should be short and con- Florida city has the coolest breezes rice. Hut wouldn’t such a plat,l'e cream, cake and bonATLANTIC COAST form be open to the criticism that and the warmest hearted citizens? This week is being observed as LINE un­ the voters would be able to •— -*"‘k ««>'^rve:l as Christian Endeavor Week. The derstand it? Pjwtves with their servant organization founded Feb. 2, 1881, T h r .Htiuulnrtl l<nllrnii«l v t I h r h will sympathize with S mi I!» A California man with seven by Rev. Francis E. Clark in hid [ n the trouble she has been church in Portland, Maine, has J.;'1, recent years in getting wives has been pronounced insane. grown in the forty-three yenrs of Who can blame him? **ctory king. &] UENDARJ rnm rrtM fro ap llan<d>ln :lugr s ju st O n e W a y to D a R ea d th e A d v e r tis e m e n ts �M iV . --w \ w ' . f —>*-* — IT '-f? :' ' A■ O f Sports ‘:i .' 11.'.. ■■ -, BELLAIR, Fla., Ja n . 31.—Miss Glenna Collett, of Rhode Island Country Club, and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Merlon Cricket, both form er national golf cham ­ pions, will meet hero in the ftnnl round of the women** annual J a n ­ uary tournam ent Thursday. Both won th e ir m atches yesterday rather easily. Miss Collett wns matched with Mrs. G. II. Stetson of Huntington Valley, and defeated her by a margin of six and five, while M rs. Hurd w as successful over Mrs. George IS. Morse, the Rutland, Vt,, champion by four and three. Had it not been for one or two bad brenks, Mrs. Morse, who is playing exceptionally fine golf this season, might have prolonged the match still fu rth er. Mrs. Hurd went around in 79, playing a steady careful gnmo. She wns out In 40 w ith, a birdie three on the eighth hole. The Philadelphia woman won the tenth hole and be­ came four up holding this lend to the end. .Miss Collet did not displny the brilliant gold today that she did ill her first round against Mrs. FVix. She was slightly wild from the tec and her short game was unrsrtain in spots. She wns out in 42, while Mrs. Stetson required 44. The Providence girl won the third hole and gained nit advantage which she hover relin­ quished. She was two up a t the ninth and then took four holes in succession, ending the match on the thirteenth green. V * - ...................... . - 1!' ^ 'g r ^ s V & T » w*x^. ' TttE BANfORP DAILY HERALD, THPIWPAYt JA^tTARY 31, i n * ’Xy*: A HlHss C ollett M eets . M rs. Hurd In Finals o f B ellair Tourney i * ~* !8flfSf^VvJ -.»*j >Z .rfK *V | •>f\J^ 1>*. J A£r•,©'?/*.Ifn} "lifts4'f!' , feW* G eologists stu d y in g Experts Study Rubber Plans Are Elaborate for Tampa Carnival Formation o f Islands Industry Philippines Jnn. 30.—Instructions in Palm Beach County MANILA,. Jan. 30.—;Menibers of .areTAMPA. lieing given committee men tho mission sent by the United TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 30 -H cr- States department of agriculture preparing flouts for the Gn.iparilia parade”Monday, Feb. ■!, to spare no Sister T alking Of McTigue Finds Is man Gunter sU te geologist and reexptnsc. A committee represent­ ccntly appointed assistant, Stuart J „ tethodB 0f planting, labor probing the Merchants* Association is P laying A gain A s Still Obligated To . aicJsom, haws returned from a trip )Gms and the feasibility ofc extend- working under orders to make its Jacobs A s M anager : to Palm Bench county where they Ing plantation work to various see* float the finest in the whole parade, His E yes Improve went a t tho Invitation of repre tions of the archipelago, have be­ and other organizations have issued their investigations on the Lt- similar instructions, making com­ ST. LOUIS, Ja n . ill.—George 11. NEW YORK. Jan. 31.—Mike sentatives of the United States gun Innd of B uilan. petition keen for the $500 gold Staler,, manager of the St. Louis McTigue, wofld'a light heavy­ Geological Survey, for the purpose After studying the methods cm prize for tho most beautifully dec Americans, wHb has been out of weight champion, who believed he of investigating certain islands ly­ ployed on the few sm all Basilan C rated vehicle. In addition to floats the gantc because of defective vis­ wns free of nil contract obligations ing in Lake Worth, the titles to plantations the party will proceedI that will be entered by various orion, declared in a letter received after purchasing his release from which hnve become involved. There to Cotobnto province, where ru b -j sanitations here, Sulphur Springs also is grown In small qunn-ibi sending flvo floats nnd Oldsrunr hero th at ho is working out daily Joe Jacobs, his former manager, is no contest on over the matter, ber titles. will mini* enter tu*i> twc. in California and th at when the now finds that he is still obligated however, and the two stnte geo­ team teports for spring training, to fulfill conditions imposed under logical experts went to discuss in­ he hopes to he in u position t<> that management including match­ formally with tho federal experts es with Gene Tunncy, Toni Glb- tho various phases of the question, play. , and . ,to examine .. . , ,with them rock The letter stntcB thnt his work­ bons and Ad Stone. McTigue, according to informn^ j forming the islands, etc. outs consist of batting, catching, tinn revealed today, automatically Among tho islands in question throwing and running. ____ himself ___ to fulfill the old are Long Cabbage, Lone l’ine, bound “I don't want to say that I pos- contract when he removed it from Hunter’s Island, and. one known * Itlvely will ho a b 'j to iilny,’’ the j Jacobs' hands, despite belief thnt as No. M. Conclusions us to tho origin and letter said. “And I certainly would it made hjm a free agent, Jacobs had signed with Tex JRe of the rock underlying these not cay that' i will not be aide to play. In fact, in my own mind. I Rickard for fights with Gibbons islands will be among the factors am sure thnt everything eventually and Tunney nnd for n match with in determining title to the land. is going to get nil right, but just Stone, ihc “fighting marine,” a t j There is no doubt as to the age Philadelphia. i of the rock forming the islands, cxnctly when I do not know." McTigue, it wus said, would 1according to Mr. Gunter’s opinion, The letter snys that his vision impairment bother? him more in carry his latest fistic dilemmato hut he says the water level in Lake the state athletic commission for Worth has undoubtedly been sub butting than in catching. jeet to change, . . . depending . g the pe pean interpretation. , rlodic ipening and closing of the Treasury experts have compiled One of the new Congressmen re­ inlet to the Atlantic ocean. an explanation of the Mellon tax Dr. C. Wythe Cook nnd Albert plan which octuphtt two news­ sented un editorial reference to the paper pages, but it’s easier to un­ law of compensation, thinking it Smith, Jr., represented the United derstand the plan than the ex­ wns an illusion to the proposed j States Geological Survey in the investigation. bonus law. planation. -■GTj y 0 V A ***$$*2 aiaajiiiBflji!ffjiifi!iaji!frj^ V < i Ir- . __ 1 Will Represent British t. * ; BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT The N. Y. U. football team wns in n promising way for n defent by its arch rival, Fordhnnt, lust fall when one of those |day» which change complexions effectively and suddenly was tried and executed, ckreutod with undiluted success. I The third period wns on, an 1 more than half of it had been played. N. Y. U. was lending, It to 0, but th at in footbnil is a margin ns thin ns a gnat's wing. It was especially thin and gauzy on this occasion, for Pordham hud the ball and was pounding fast toward the Violet goal. Fordhum had develop­ ed a second half punch. The punch was in full force when a respite in the shnpe of a fumble came to N. Y. U. A N. Y. U. man snatched up the bull on his own 20-yard line. The *4. V. U. men lined up right formution ns if for 1 n running play, but lucre was-guile ' I i■'*rl , in their minds Here is the crackJlritbdi hnckey^U'aniTIdnuMntor the Olympic games. Left to Tight: U. Carruthcrs, The (luarterbaek called for T. Carruthers, H. I). Jukes, C. Itoss Cutlihert, A. Anderson, nnd C. H. Beldun. uick, elose-to-tha-i; close-to-thc-’,;m» kick, nnd ic Fordhnm defense wns enught off guard. Toorock kicked over the ■ ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ niaim naiiii*aH *aaB H **»B S H K U tianaa*nH ianaH »a*iiH aR aB a:iiiiH K N H H a*aH aaH B r 2 ack fie id, the hull scampered to­ B M >«M H B aaaK usiflkB u«a«sanaaaN uaaaaaB K «H aaaaaiiH aaB aaB K aaB B ajiB aaaaaaaaH M B aaaaM a ! I m ward the Fordhnm goal and Frank ■S *-[j Ilnwley, left end for N. Y. U.. was lifter it hot foot. He made a diving tackle, squeezed it on Fordhatn’s half-yard line, a piny which not mm long ago would have been a touchback, but under the present rule was n first down for Fordhum. Fordhnm kicked to lior 27-yard lino, and N. Y. U., inspired by the change of fortune, broke loose end mu hi three plays hud made « touch­ down. ORLANDO, FLA. N. Y. U. went on and won, 20 ints to none, nnd the ToorockBB iwley play was one of the best of the seuson.—W. li. II. a# (1 3 S in* Dickson-Ives K fln .UNITED STATES IN FINALS CHAMONIX, Ja n . 31. — The United Stales won the right to meet Canada in the finals of tho Olympic hockey by „cfcnting Eng­ land today, 11-0. Spring Opening RICHEST MAN IN AUSTRIA OFFERS TO AID SCHOOL for VIENNA, Jan. 30.—Com mo it Iy reputed to lie the richest man in Austria, Samuel Mogul has offered to finance the University of Vien­ na until conditions permit it to luiiOtice its nlL'drs, It is estimated the initial phases of his undertak­ ing will amount to $2,000,000 a year, yet up to Jinn Iiosel was sell ing haberdashery ns n clerk in a small shop on the Quay., . His rise illustrate; the paradox­ ical conditions that have prevailed in this country since the war. On the one hand has been a bankrupt government, the mam of the peo­ ple in want up to recent months, and aid of every kind pouring in from other lands. On the other there have been accumulated for BB tunes vast even in America, and HM BB Uosol is said to lead them. an In J»Hi he got into the war sup­ BB ply contract game und when the BB armistice came he wus said to be an BB fhe king of army contractors, hold- an BB ing a monopoly in certain bruncheBB of supplies. After the war lie en ■ BB lered finance and is now one of BB MB Austria’s greatest bankers. Recently he bought th e 'parked BB MB triangle adjoining the Balplatz, or I B BB Foreign Office, which visitors will recall us affording the much paint, flB BB til view of the famous Minoretou MM church. The price he paid the gov eminent is not stated but it is prob BB ably the most valuable plut in the BB fcity. On it he will build a m ag­ BB nificent residence und has ulso of­ fered to build for the government BB a hall of archives. His offer to finance the univer- MB Yit^’, however, has caused some po­ BB BB litical ugitutinn, for Bosel is n Jew , BB pad the reactionary press pretends H I to see in it a plan to defeat tfv- BB anti-Jew agitation on the part of MB BB the Christian student body fur thn BB institution of the numerous clati- BB suh , o r limitation of Jewish attend mice mid faculty members, S: BB S g Y universal accord Coral Gables is now recognized as the supreme gjji achievement in town planning in the United Stales. ' It R suburb of distinction, beauty, character, and permanence—with sound assurance which wise and careful restrictions provides to home­ builders. Wednesd ay, Feb. 6 Coral Gables unfolds new beauty in development every day. Fine homes arc being completed daily. And the great work of high grade development goes on with the same splendid results which have been accomplished during the past two years. S T O R E W ID E % The opportunities for wise investment at Coral Gables arc boundless. There arc op­ portunities for home ownership that you have never known before. There arc oppor­ tunities for investment in business buildings and business property that should not be overlooked. i- > < There will be special features during this open­ ing; th a t everyone will enjoy. Speial music in the store, festive attire, two shows at the Beacham Theatre— Tuesday and Wednes­ day night a t 8:30 o’clock. f?t Sec Coral Gables today—come as our guest on one of the do luxe Pullman busses If is the greatest free sightseeing tour in America todav. Get in touch with the local office—make your reservations now—avoid disappointment. .9 Sport W m r Shop l JUST OPENED A SHOP OF SPORT APPAREL'There’s a handsome setting for the new shop— and it’s filled with apparel just come from New York, and similar style centers— bought under the supervision of Marion Ives. The shop is on the second floor— Don’t fail to visit it during your first visit to Orlando. • A m erica’s F inest Suburb GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents. * ^ Executive Officer. 158 East Flagler St., Miami FhriJa Oil ten: J a c k e t ' , Wat Pain B'ach,Day,o; a U U h . U mpa, » . p{lersl„ gl S M / U h l c J , DeLandi EmlU y . SANFOItD OFFICE: MII.ANE THEATRE OLD. , , w . E1.DE„ MGR. ‘V �« M X f* * *- * I t• * ~ r -.Vv -H ■r ’$ •* '}’« i » THE sy T H E R E ’S ;^fS0fWw- H U M ID , THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1934 T I M E F O R A L L T H I N G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE H E R A t.n WANT ADS Daily Herald ■ r-AD RATES Cash In Advance, ~ FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE tSAUBAGE for sale—piurc pork fln^ lh 8 , 8n.,ok?? with oaw wood, J *b” Postpaid. No order nc. cepted Jo.* loss than a lbs. Satisla' “ on Buampteed. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tilton, Ga„ R. D. F. No tOR SALE—Or rent, 10 acres K‘>od ci rua land, partly cleared, hou*e and other improvements, 2 miles from I*. 0, Apply 809 Magvri.a-A-e'' for information. lat fo r sa l e HELP WANTED WANTED—Help of ail kinds by many business houses. If you are without a position, advertise on the classified page of The Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach thou­ sands. " 'A S T E D -P S ltlo '— exT^riiHSd cashier or assistant bookkeeper. Box no, care Herald. WANTED— By young man from ■I o'clock in attciiioon on, work of nny kind. Answer X. Y. Z. care Herald office. WANTED—Colored man to wash cars. Snn Juan Garage. ‘T F WINTER' COMES” afthT M U lane tonight, the best picture of the season. Be sure and go. Free pickets for Mrs. W. I). Gardiner. REAL ESTATE W ANTED WANTED—«To get in touch with the owner that has from 300 to 1,000 nacrea of unimproved land for sale. Write full particulars. Gtiffith-MUllcan Co. 403 1st Nat­ ional B ankH ldg. flt WANTED— To rent a t once, for 3 or I months, four rooms, down stairs, furnished, Address R. W Griffith, 403 First N at’l. Bank bldg. ROOMS FOR . RENT (AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS ARE /YOU— Looking for a good BUILDING MATERIAL room. It you don’t find one list­ ed in this column, insert a smnll FOR SALE MIRACLE Concrete Co., getter*] wanv nd and you will receive the cement work, sldcwlaks, build­ Ford Sedan best listings in the city. ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . & FOR RENT— Nice apartm ent and Terwillcger, Prop. Ford Touring' garage located on Silver Lake; Lumber and Building M ateriilT ^ l5 “ “ !S? d " X b |’ rent $15.00 per month. Dr. H. C. c a rte r Lumnor Company Chandler Touring i A n ^ F7 EDi Cnrmpn Grapes, Tree part_of city._E._F. Lane. Noble._____________ ______ tfc Blueberries, ao per N. laturel St. Phone B6ft. I'OR SALE—House, five FOR RENT—Nkely furnished T t « W i k S n f c T Best C*"t Dodge Touring HILL LUMBER CO. House of rooms, with or without bath; ments, hf^hoat ‘ prof it**!*qukk^rel \ Z 'l b?nh’ m 0^ conveniences’! t Service, Quality , ad Price. meals if dcsircui, by day, week, or quality plants. Original in- “n,,.„ ,arBa.,n' .Must bo sold nt once. •• , . ------*°ld nt once. Hudson Touring Phone 135. month. Weekly rntes $3.00 to tJunet leaving city; corner Pal­ troducor* Adapted Nurseries, metto and Spurling Ave. W. L. $10.00. Daily rates $1.00-$1.50. Turn pa, F l a .__ Scripps-Bouth Touring Davis. EASY All outside rooms. The Lincoln * pMnts anil rOR SALE—10 acres Hammock House, wherc thc home_folks stop. Cleveland Touring SETTLEMENT WorL. - ? 01 Snnford Novelty ill celery Delta. Number one FOR RENT— Furnished bed-room l ' ' 0,ki5» sole agents. 15-t-tfc vegetable land, $1250.00. ! with or without board. Apply 811 Oakland Touring CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING. The problem of filling Elm Ave._Phone 254.____________ I B nndCI bURA !!E ? ' tr ce~bhleberries COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING. needs is easily settled on KENT VULCANIZING WORKS U ra o h o u .,, c,osc in* 10 rooms, • .u Z b I « bi ! Ck^ rrlc8~ al1 varieties STRIP SHINGLES, the principle of reciprocity, FOR RENT—T^i-rtMini nnnrtment (Buitablo for home and commercial two baths, WO screened porches, WHERE USED CARS ARE PLASTER, nt 320 Oak Ave. No children. for what one has to set) the planting. la rg e s t nurseries. Vig­ fruit trees, desirable place location ALWAYS BARGAINS ; Call 2003. CEMENT, SPECIAL NOTICES other wants to buy. orous, well rooted plants insure for apartment, $5500, term s NAILS. FOil RENT—One furnished bed­ £0od Profits. For full inSPECIAL BARGAINS This is the great nrinclroom with or without .hoard. One throe room cottage nt Ginformation and illustrated catalog, , ' T , inrop «wm at 1923 Dodge touring, almost new pic underlying IleraL ____ 1100 West First St. rald Waal ’ No. 9, w rite Southern Adapted ,1?r.v,llp* Ju*1 flnlshcd, $850. Best UNDERWOOD CHASE * CO. 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like Ads and it has worked for Nurseries, Bartow. Fla of u’rmsTYPEWRITERS FOR RENT SANFORD, FLA.. new. years with such great suc­ Dodge touring, 1921. fonl. Klnrliln, ntul wiii'tlu-r tlii* cess that this form of ad­ T w . l t , Irt. on Height*. High and High class Underwood Typewriters liuiiil* prn\ iiifii hi- in said urillnanecs Dodge Roadster, 1919. vertising has come to be shmilil hi* I '-m il hy Ihc City of Stan­ for rent to reliable parties. Dodge 1922 touring. very popular. ford, Klnrliln, In lln' iiiihuut nml office. Dodge 3-4 ton truck. fur tli*' parpoto's In *nid nrdlontii'i* THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Underwood Typewriter Co. The needs of one are sup­ Two Dodge tourings, 1920. provided and «,*t forth, utul. FOR SALE—Rhode L. Allen, Mgr. —------ Island eggs .___1 »aid ordlnancos provldi' *5 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. 1922 Hupmnbilu touring. plied by the needs of another. forWhere**. Ihe Hfuctiir'.i ,,f IkiOiIm by tini i f° r 15 CRB* for $1.00. FOR SA LL—Attractive bunguLexington lairk (sport). of Roafnril. Klortdn, for tnuMrs Ellsworth, Beurdall Avenue, This process simply is the «‘lty low, modern, n bargain, terms. National touring, U passenger. riti'lp *1 piir|um,.M. In lli" total muo Sanford. Phone 3309. 83-tfp Inquire 1103_Oak Avenue. getting of the buyer nml of 1'ijn tarn mi. h im imnd* to in* of Two Worm-dfivu Ford trucks. seller together and Herald th»i driinnilntaloti of ftmio.ao each, | Two Ford Chassis. ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT’S SEE the Sanford Stove Work;I~ri02 K ill SALE—Two modern 1 ----- bunga­ Imarl in.' Intiron at the rate of five; Old* 8 touring. 7 passenger. Want Ads do that to per­ and Sleep Sanford Ave. before buying otic-half per ri ntoin per no-1 lows, a rooms, bath, every eonfection. Try them and nee. nuts. Interest pavalil*' seinl-nnuni-1 ( handler touring. ....— f»„blocks *• cks from--- P. O. staves. " e wi" ®avc you money, lenience, If on the Hr-t days of July nml j Ford touring, 1922. “ I wish to say that FOLEY Wo also repair stoves of all kinds 1W-500.00, $500 cas cash balance easy To reach nil the people January, sold ,■n«ir** Issue of bond*! Buick touring, 1919, 7 passnngcr. PILLS worked 0. K. on me in n grufaiiolns and sewing machines! Griffith-M to thirty years from the ........ ., * l('rms. .. h-MilUcnn Co., 403 effectively —- le a v e your datemature Vot’l Until, of the Issuance thereof, both1 Duick touring, 1918. loi-tfc Fil of Nat’l. Bank. ;r coapio of hours nml the pains left Want Ail nt t n e Herald of­ principal ntul Inti-rest of .iiia ti nds mo at onto, i took n couple oft Two Ilea Speedster Trucks, You can find the name of every FOR SA LE—Misslonufy straw -1 -------—— ■ - them in the afternoon, went to bed* fice. Phone us to send for in he payable lit some bank 111 tin-1 1921-22. live Business .Man.In Sanford in City iif Ni'W York. Hutto of Newit or phone it to the Want berry plants well rooted, careNOTH'il. I* hrniiy K|vrn t lua on and had a good night’s sleep and I ight F'ord Trucks. York. In lawful money uf the Atl Department. this Column each day. tuny packed. 50c per hundred,M;n i iii.tii ivi.riiarx n th . A. have slept good ever since. nt since,” writes 1917 Buick touting. Unltrd Htatcs nf America, and. WANTED 5'’'o0_pcr M. delivered. Mathews , ' !;■ ; ll1'' omliTsIgnpil Ti listen — \Vtu rean, a eanvnss of the reCon — Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St 1 _ 1*2 ton International truck. lorn* of su'd etectlon shows priori PHONE 148 Some of these cars were traded ;e l l a n e o u s fade that the result of said election was la favor i f the approval, nilofi- in on new Dodges. Most of them lieu and cunfIrnialloo ol said dr- have been left with us to be sold dlrainec* Nos. c.T, I'.S, B» and To. and and applied on the purchase of Studchakcr, Packard, Chevrolet It—You r oid furniture, la favor of tin- Issuance of lioads la now Dodges. They are all real tropic in Sanford would 179-tfc ••state; a reriirhsf"cheek f..r everywhere. the total J. L. PERKINS OetTiilti'*, Mtnli A tto rn ey frir thf-, . ..niia , nr Cdo.OMi oa. t,y tin-----i* ii l *’l1* lu-r Cfiit (lllr,;.) uf till* iinmunl I ty second hand furniture. NO person need ,bet.ome t'lrciiU !>f tli..'' "> "I hanfor.l. Klorlda, In the good, having been reconditioned. Sevenlli Jtnllrlnl bald-; uf tinmo muni acciiiapany manner tool for the iiiirposi s pro­ Terms to those who can establish each h Sales Department Stall- ot l-'lurM.i. p u r snaretpieees in the headed. I have a newly invent- 11 To: Tin1 t'ltixi'tiu mol VaxpayeriT of vided for la s'lhl ordliutnces. credit. Some nf these curs can ant Ads and sell them ed machine that prevents same, San Juan Garage it. V. UHVNOT.DS. Farmers Make Plans Noiv. ilu return .In poraoanca of tlii' Ciij' of .' Iiifnril Kl'irtila: Trimti'i* In rimUruntcy. Phone 148 and the wnnt^ wonderful _____ ____ for adding new life and Whereas, a p.-tltlon has been fll«-«l I nn ."r,|,T pf ll",' * "'T* '','telii made be exhanged for real estate im­ Ilanil Itnlhi:n:r, In the above entitled cause hy the notice I* Hereby given that the proved or unimproved. Diamonds for Crop Production I'll) nunt will bo glad to in- growth growth to to hair. hair. Stps gray hairs. of Hanford, l-'torlda. by uu l 1, aml l axauyera of the i'll) or anything else of value. ad._ _______ ___ __ I*. l» llnx Nil. |DIO. Price $2.50, Write for particuthrough l I.rt-est l.ake. A. (t i't.n»o',,f 8anf*Til. HorMa. lire by said orSANFORD MOTOR CO. lor r«"iulr*"l to be nnil fimienr be i—To buy several pieces Inra, 3. S. Boyd, 1-aureus. S. C. nml *'. .1. .Mjrsliult, <-<>m |<rl* lie tin GAINESVILLE, .fnn. 50—'Tito Dodge Dealers. fo-o t'u- Circuit •’ mrt , f thu H,-vI'lty t’otnmlnsloti of tIn* city of San­ iture including dressers 51F. I, LON SEED —-Tom Watson, Alachua County Coopcrativo Astiti- ford Klnrliln, sitting fortb 111•- fuel cntlt Jit'll*'I il ciri’ii't of tli,- si nt*,. FOR HOME AND STABLE Phone 3. _________ IVhat have you? Adciation, composed of farmers of the Umt mi clectlnn was lo-M thr >u‘/b- of forbls. on tin* fitli day of KeltIrish gray Kiccklcy sweet. FliirF'OR SALE—Franklin touring Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers ru-.irv. A. I*.. 1021, at in no o’clock 500. care Herald. "iil tb*' City of Hanford, l-'lorl«tn. on . , county has held several meetings ; Ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I The extraordinary Roro^one of ear. See FM Matthews, Sanford III.' m il duy of January. A. t». ISit. *'• •' • “* Snnford. In the « ounly )—Pepper plants, ready grow nml save these seed myself; treatment for fhh wounds, cuts, recently nt which plans were gone to ilrti rinlno ivlift lor ihm i-.italn u nilnolf. bt'ii» of KtorMn. then Bu'ck Co. 117 Park Avenue— Phone 465 ui't Itier" li* slow cnicii'i If anv tliey now or in two weeks.! money cannot buy anv better. 50 sores, galls, burns and scalds is | over designed not only to aid the nrdln met* mim!o>iv<l fiT. onlltbsl: have, why n *l<» bomls sboutd not 192 DODGE touring, in good con _______ j cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, just ns eiTcctive in the stable as I f ? rmf r ,n I,m 1,Uf,nK tlls crops, but nn«on. Winter Garden, "An i irillnnur*' ITovIdlng for the lie vnlbl-iliil noil rnnflrnii-t. A* ijulsltlon mol Kslnbllshmcnt of n ditiun, bumper's, five good tires, furnished * I'*-_____ —i room WITNIIHS tnv Unml mol the seal in the home. Hurra flesh heals to Prov«L'q ,,,,,nv of «"* Water Work , I'kint or Plants b) 19.000 mites. Fhisy terms, f tlii’ f’Irc’iiIt t’onrt *,f; ti,,* Si'vfotb nt or small house. 1). WE AiU'I now ready to take or­ with remarkable speed under its tf* thl’ farmer who till, City of Suiforil, I-'lorM.i. to tb slot,' *,f | Griffith-.VMlb—’ Co„ 403 1st Nut.\i:iliiimil< < l nml (qifrntftl ;i* n PubJ.V *** , V .< * ! im l , » U J Mgr. Coral Gnblcs. powerful miiuenco. The tie itment is u”nb,e lo finance himself lor the ders for It. I. Red Chickens nt II.' ru n ty . iiimI Pnivliilne f.,r a n ; ’i tn r‘!p. ‘h*' ‘ *.ontv of i tmnnl Bank Bldg. Sanford N ovclty 15 cents each. Mrs. W. R. Guerry, is the same for animals ns for j con,inK year m the planting of a . f n u tty It 'inis by tliv riij I X Kitnolf. **n t ’*• I..IH •«■»>' "• Jm i-1 —-— ----- ^ Route 1, Sanford, Fin, humans. First wash out infectious [ f * ’* 1, ..f Hmifrir'I. Ktnrlila, In ib*> Hum ,'V '* 1 --------------------------------rANDFOUND FLORIDA MARVEL blackberry germ* with liquid Uorozotio, and • Thr«#«* lluinlrui! nail H»tvi'niy*flvd ■! ^S'Vi*. h n v T n v ^ iv wr Works Thmuun.l I '.'lkir *. the (Iio HubPi..... .1- <••'I ' |pr,‘ .".V *'‘T , .Ini r\‘U(!,Ircul*. ",” rlof/ I'' lor1 1 D D F1 ,1 T ,1 V the Uorozone Powder completes lie lirrlvfil from Thrrv*»f Hj-vfiitli Juilb I IU IsS LONGWOOD I plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Atlanis, [J lining an opportunity the hcnllng process. Price 'liquid) lo Itu Ik* Until roil I f 1. Gslnbllsli. . *fOllut"*' * oinil). a v& vU U l to I.'*t'tl lo to A \ri| \V. HPRNt'lllt. .Ill our property by not using Box 10.83, St. Petersburg, Fla. Purchns** and Ponstrui’t ti Wnt.'i2l)c, fiOc and $1.20. Powder 30c V. C. COLiLER, Prop. AltartifV for Petitioner. W. S. Entzminger lias opened a FOR SALE-—Second hand corru­ Work* Plant or Plattl*.'' I Want Ads. The cost and fiOe. Sold by Union Pharmacy, lumber yard here, nnd already lias duly pusHt'il ami U<I011I<<I , tl*i t-is-ss-yj-s-B-tt gated iron nnd lumber at a real the results great. Herald General Shop and Mill Work HHli *t.i> ,.f Iifi'i-mbnr. A. i> to n .! _____ __________________ several carloads of lumber on the mil | , II work for you quickly, bargain. K. F. Larne. Umt i-i i'i.tln ordliimi.'v tmmbfi' "'.itI* ’LT.'TJ r C 1 «'f~*l*., *'nt*’4.«k .. Contractor nnd Builder • lejdny n. m., brown Hl'NlTNG dog? Tor Snte,' crbssTdj , ti - l nchtbing . i .h; u au u s..m m x iil -C mmIm of Sanford's Reputable A fine archway is being erected "An tinilnaor V:r*\n!'.ll*hn.rnrt of Registered Airedale amli traveling bag between U iS ! i l l of T he new t r e a t m e n t f o r t o r n nt the entrance * < ( *h*••♦ * ■ •"> * t*»*i.1 Amioi dUon mj Professional .Men, each of a n d P l o v e r P l a n t 1c u t s , w o u n d s , s o r e s o r I n c e r n t i o n s nl Dcl.and. Finder please Pointer both A-l specimen of517 Commercial Street whom, in his chosen profession ing to Wildemere, by W. S. F.ntrpianis. to tin* i'lty of H'lnf. ril. that is lining st:eh wonderful work C. .Mosher, F’air Haven, their breed. These pups will make minger & Co. l-'lotblu. lo be Maintained and uner- iri lleah healing is tit** Borozone the Herald recommends to the 4 receive rich reward. g 'otl hunters because of the Aire­ Mrs. Harris and Mr.:. Morrison, n!k 11 |," 1i, h- I’lltiiy. mid l'ro- U«111id and powder combination dale sturdiness and pointer inpeople. frun 1 Miami, have each ' l.v vl,l"the 'K for "" ,,f ‘ " Plorbla. " ly ; j; recent'" 1 i’ltyi'" "f" H Sanford. In treatment. The liquid Boroznno Is td ligcnce.__ Phono 571 -J._______ LANSING, Mich., Jan. 30—An purentsed a lot from Win. Wood- tb,. sum of Thr. • Hundred ami Ten a powerful antiseptic that purifies Wilson Welding & Radiator BETTER iTA B Y 'nilC K S: Pine- increased production of more than cock on Lake Street. I Thousand Dollars, llie Proeenl* t the wound of all poisons and in­ 0LITICAL In* I»i ilvnl frnrti tliu Still* 'Hi* runf, broexe. White Leghorn Chicks 400 per cent o u r (lie first month of Works t The Keystone1 *sPoultry • o yard. ' ’ i t»» I’m*tl t*» INtuMh li. fectious germs, while the llorozont* OUNCEMENTS arc sired by pedigreed mates frt III! 1023 js reported for January by the iaOli^tV(Kill Squab rarm , feufifiy™ ! uimI i'«im*irui’i uii III•*i,ti*l*• powder it the gYeat healer. There George A. DeCottes ^ ig h record hens. F.gg* perfect- jolds' Motor Works nt Lansing, side Hatchery, and Short's Musami Uov**r rinrn »*r “It it’s 5!utnl we can weld it” is n*dhing like it on earth for A((orney-a(-l*aw jly hatched by modern incubators. Michigan. This phcnominal gain envy Dink Farm sent u carload duly■passed «"'f adopt. *1 **ii tbe Hubi s”iod. FOR SHERIFF’, safety nml efficiency. Price SANFORD, FLORIDA Over Seminole County (liquid) 31k’. flOc nml $1.20. Pow­ Hank der 30c end fide. Sold by R. C. Bower. San fort!, ----------- Florida STEWART The Floriat y», itn«l *qiprur«mI ax ii I'ulilb' I’ulliy. j —the production was slightly in ex- Hotel, W’. A. TILLIS. Flowers For All Occasions M r :in<i rs P liv im S t a v a n s 1n, o d. (.,1[H P r o v, l,d l„f n a ttl„ (*<r m i >l**mof P t l l cess of 8,000 cars, During January, ( Advertisement.) m r. iinu M .urs. 1unnnm fttevens ,,M llf snnford. DRESSMAKING 5lcmbers Florists Telegraph De­ 1923, before the introduction of the from Portland, Maine, ore guests Kb ri,l 1. lo tbe Hum *,f tn. ■11un.ir-.l Schelle Maines REALIZING TAX COLLECTOR livery Association new six cylinder Oldsmobiio, the a t St. George Hotel. *n<! .'Ixtv Tboiisanil Dollars, tie SALE tn announce that I am a ........... . tu 11•• Di'i'lv* ,1 (nun tb*' production was 1,801. 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 2fiO-W _A supper was given bv commu­ H for re-election to the ofal** 'I'll'-r*p**(, t*, 1,*' I' hi-.I tn Av­ AN IDEAL LAWYER nity for the benefit of Longwood enir,'. Kflabllftli. I’lirelnmi- mill Callounty Tax Collector of ---------------------------------------------- “So far since the introduction of E. G. TOUCIIARD, the new sfx our proouction has not band, under the auspices oi the -.triii-t a lla* I‘Innt nr riant*.” County, subject to the 51ADAME • — Court House Many have made it 'p o s­ FRENCH 'DRESSMAKER. ’ kept Pace with current sales," de- League, last F’ritlny night. FIv- ,!lllv |ia;*vil ami iHl>i|lti>l oil tl"' lOtli the Democratic primary ila ,,f ...... A I) l»23. nml sible to acquire a home of IMPORTED HAND KM BUD IDculrctl (*iy H. Peosley, sales mttaaerybotly set med interested and that ,.rliilii iinlltiniK'*- ouiitlii'ieil 1 in June. Sanford Machine Co. their own—the realization ERED LINGERIE. DRF.SSFS \ \ l » k’<r of the company. T he result is glati to help ami it was a great TO. cut It l<-'1; JNO. D. JINKINS. . of an ideal. " A n D r i l l n a u e e I 'r o v b l li i K f**r nil success financially and socially. W AISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL [hi‘l "‘‘'J1 ',f 0,‘r «caIcrrt “!* far h‘“ (ir n r r n l Mnrhln** a n il B o ile r <A<lviTtisement) **f Elftnit* by Hi*' t ’ 1 1 x *.( S a n BLOCK, W INTER PARK. FLA. been aide to stock up with cars to Mr, Cobb, who is director of the fls*o*' The Ilernld Want Ails VYurka ull). S-'l.olila. In t !»*■ hiuii <*( S"V*-ot>ERK CIRCUIT COURT* —------------------------—------ • meet the spring uomand. Fred R. Wilson band, was presented with $54, t t \ Thi'O S.iial lin ll.ir* . tti,' I•r*"'*■*-*l» have a deal to do with I'y lln ilr * G r ln iU n s y announce that I am a bringing about home own­ . . which was the net proceeds of the t o I,*' I i c r t v .'i t ( r a n i t h e Sab- T lu-r"ATTORNEY-AT-LAW for the office of Clerk HOUSES FOR RENT A California aviator was given supper, ami he Tn turn presented n f. t>, la' I '» f i l In A e q i i l r f . Ilillbl, ership, for they point to op­ l'h im e (13 H nuforil, Kla. t ‘iili*lrii*'l n o i l I*■!<1 11 > w i t h t h f N*'etraitt Court of Seminole . . _______ _____ ___ ______________ a jail sentence for low flying. The; it to the bund treasurer. Win. portunities in buying, sell­ f**a r> P ' l i r n l i o r f n m l l*‘l * i n n » . 11 First National Hank Hldg. abj t t:> the action of the RENT—Desirable five-room 'ails, however, are inhabitable by | Woodcock, both of which express-’ C i t y II.,11 a m i A i l n t l t i l s t m l l o i i I l il l b l- ' ing, exchanging. Sanford, ----------- Florida X primary in June, 1924. In it,” modern house on iMagnoHn Ave- nuni victims of high flying than ed words of appreciation. Hcu what the Herald 111v pris-i'il iiii'l lutopti' l "a 111*- t'*tli I ’t m i i r IUSII. II. CHAPPELL. -I’hanr IM true. II. l>uBose. lew flying. The committee of the League, it,l:i> Wants have to offer in aid­ nf Iiiri-mln r. A D l < .M . *h"iili1 (Advertisement) who have the social events of Jan­ Inrntlfli'il. tttqiriiv* il nml cuttfIrmfil ing you in having your F'OR RENT—Cottage. J. M usson.------------- QUICK SERVICE uary in charge, wish to thank all b) t!»»■ loi-tiirs nf the i'll) "f Stun 1! COUNTY JUl>GE dreams for a home come H E L P E D L I T T L E G I R L ’S C O U G H MONEY who have so kindly helped in ____________________________ by announce myself ns a true. Elton J Moughton T R A N S F E R Send this ad and ten cents to . . . . . . V77T.7.'.. . . . . . m . .. looking them a success. The pro-! . _ ......... .. e for the office of County Foley Keeping in touch with & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., “ FOLFA S HONEY AND TAR eeeds for the month were $77.50, DRIVES OUT WORMS Seminole County, subject Chicago, ARCHITECT l . o r a l 1, „<l l.f iiiu I lN In n i* * l l u u i the Ilernld Wants means III., writing your name COMPOUND is fine. My little $51 went to the band and $23.59 The surest sign of worms in T.ii/: 'ntie primary, June 3, latt. si 1,run* keeping in touch with real­ First National Hank llldg. nnd address clearly. You will reeiil had an awful cough. I got n children is paleness, lack of inter­ to the League. pledge faithful service ty opportunities. est in play, fretfulness, variable ccjve a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S bottle of FOLEY S HONEY AND Sanford,.----------- Florida *1 nominate me. t ' l m , I t I iinrt f t I lir H ftr n th appetite, picking nt the nose and Just turn to tha Herald ______J. G. SHARON._ HONEY AND TAR CO.MPOUND IA R COMPOUND and gavo her a III J iIt,** n l l r l a l I ' l r r o l t nf th f Stntf o f Want Atls now and see bow for coughs, colds and hoarsened, few doses and she was greatly resudden starting in sleep. When I'lt.rliln, t o ini'l f u r Srniiatilf ^oter- of Seminole County: also free sample package of F’U- lievcd, ’ writes Clyde H. Denson, many such offers are listed these symptoms appear it is time fo u n t), S. O. Shinholser by announce myself a can- I,F3Y’S PILLS, a diuretic stintu- Maribrook, Virginia. Ihe best there and, perhaps, the to give White’s Cream Vermifuge, fl'l' VI IO\. W. A. HORHS, M. I). ir Sheriff of Seminole lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY remedy for coughs, colds, hoarooflty of Sun ("lit, flmltla. a nuinl* A few doses drives out the worms very one you are looking Contractui* and Huilder 'Hbjcft to the action of the CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con- nes«; r-divyes prompt Iy m id effec- ■-l|ml ciirpiiriilli'ii. by nml ilimiiKti Specialist for will catch your eye. i i r r f a t h n k f . S <*. I'ha**- ami I* »• J. and puts the little one on .the road tie pi inuiry to be held on stipation and Biliousness. .These Dvely. FOLF.Y S HONF.Y AND f.Mar*liatl, White’s Cietun Urology, Syphilology, F'emnlo cemprlslim itin C ity f o m - to health again. Sanford,---------------Florida • L l am elected I pledge wonderful remedies have helped IAR COMPOUND has gtuod the i o I kh I o ii of tlii- i'l ty nf Sanford, ft<<r- Vermifuge has a record of fifty and Skin and Blood Diseases, PHONE 148 1 fulfill the duties of this liia. ‘years of successful use. Price 35c. Office .TUI First Nat’l Bank Bldg. millions of people. Try them! Kq!d test of lime, serving three generatbe best of jny ability. S t a t e o f f l i i r h l u . r x ret G e o r g e A. b o l d h y II. L , B o w e r . I,iun!'’ everywtihere. FI. E. BRADY. T f sirtn. will tie rrftren, n«*l *“*• |neoiretUi<Hjr.f.r at ___„...., IO<? n line ............ Xe a liar I '' Hr a liar '" ^ Z ..............M n liar »acrTypo double above r,,l a.up* nro for cnof, inrorllonr. vj. of average length unt til n Unr. charge SCe fur (lr.nl friMoc l« restricted l« 9 clannlflrntliin. ■error In made Tito S.tnL|,t will M re nponnl I>1c |pn,. Incorrect Innortlon. Lftiaor. for rulirrqurnt L The office nhoubl lir I immediately In conn uf IIIVRHTIKKnil. ,1,1 reiirearntntlvc thorlimlllnr with rate*, rule* slflcation, will give you iiiforiniitlnn. Anil If , lln y will uanlnt you In fynur want ad tq mnho leffrCtlVO. 3itTV.iT v o T irn .' [liern should give their y ii.siofflco ml itroan an [their phono number If l|r." r<milts. About olio Lt of a thouaanil has a .aml tin' others ran'I teat, with you unless |w >our lullin'**. .m>lli>i)i*nre MfJItT lir lla person at The Haalernhl offlrr or by leliTrlrphonr dlaroalln|arr not tnlliL I'rompt, Efficient . fy ,t!j ti-A BUSINESS DIRECTORY tu*. .Service. iiiliimin, |*'i», WHIDDON & HODGES PROFESSIONAL HAS BIGGEST GAIN VV. J. ThignS, Real Estat By GEORGE McMANUS INGING UP FATHER Insurance M A x w eU l C? Rent Estate s and t FIRE. LIFE. AUTO Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA U. C. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres. Get un Abstract befarebuying property aJ' t .V Sedffl b ■ H I \, �SANFORD “la xcecrdosce with Ukc evident w iib n of IW peofte of tins coun­ try, thit n j i and mtam commu­ te* has for w r a n l ww ki been £ |igtstiy at work spaa a tax rtfactwo measure. The basis of reniidnxtion « u the rtecenmend*u c n stf the secretary of the treas­ ury, and is his letter to the chairnan presenting these recommend­ ations the secretary stated the sub­ ject of tax provision was a non­ partisan one. That it ought to be to U obvious. T ke£ill to date has been tca d d tn d on a con-partisan basis, and the Republican members are strongly of the opinion that \Z 7 T im : a S t e you hear ^ ^ •*•* * ”* aay I will, s i r / I am » n errou. * oof concede th em ony rig h t I can scarcely w rite." - o r d uty to m e to h ave done so. LOVE LETTERS Continued .row cage *. de Brothel became enraged. In it was written, “what I most desire is that you become formally ray wife a t the earliest possible da*e after Apr. I." He mentioned *“ invitation he extended to Mrs. de Boorhel to visit Atlanta daring 1Larch, and discussed the furnishing . of his kuree here for their ate after the marriage. Referring to their life together The letter of > eo. 6, 1922. reIt is * h q t we m t into oar Efe ferrH also to a vfsrt Mr*. de that renders oor happinws rattier Boothe! mode to i» s Angeles. than wha*. * a take out." a letter Says Reid Eaigma ®n 1*. 1922. stated. “L e ts pc* “ I am e!ad th at Mr.Jgrid is sue» * « • » * * and be contented ee-ding in making your stay in Los Jha* u the b:g word cf ycur t a t Angeles pleasant.' the letter stated, letter. x cB tentw comps n: .nraip, “ He is an enigma to me. nu money, how Trf7 good, net muth education. yet he ass<>* nten no gnardian or spiritual d a te s with well-to-do people, is en- * ~ y ^ T to guide me in m atters _ji ■ __tk.._ _ _— M!h#r rw-«n K'-ar* r« lestained by them a ; their import- -” *“ *r m °* rnv my ®<=d hoar*.. R*f. Before ant functions. They help him in en- * knew yoa well 1 c*i not feel sttertaining hi* friends, etc. At t i m e s ---- ------- — ------ — -----------I fear bo has mixed me up with „ . . iri , some who are not quite the best of L O l H l f l g V 1 0 1 6 1 J o r B lK l folk..- this is true of the male con- r j„ » .* _____ >■ tir.gcnt. I hope you were not asio- ft3 * G 3 t IO W 0 1 1 LOo d a te d with anjwut. worthy person*. P p K ( ^ 1 . f n O f t , 1 have read this U tter over which r C D . Q U 1 TO 2JU1. 1 have written under very dis- * „ _ _____________ IS NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION M ilane T heatre 30— TODAY AND FRIDAY DLeet from its New York Ron. A H arry Production Mlllarde <One-third of the main property.) tru in g iignt, irarxei cun. riorula on track. Supplies liberal, demand 10-inch crates Golden Self-blanch­ and Iing. trading light. California, 4-4 * 2.00-235, 6-3*. 1.75-230, crates Golden Heart in the rough [raortly 2.00, 10s 130-1.73. L o t 5-5, 23. ordinary quality and Philadelphia: 11 Calif, 5 Fla., condition 4.00-430, poorer low as arrived 27 cars on track. Supplies 3.00. Florida, 10-inch crates Gol­ libeisl. demand moderate, market den Self-blanching in the rough. •lead/. Florida . 10-inch crates 4-«.s 230-2.75, hs-19s 130-235, 3s .Golden Self-blanching in the rough. 235-239, Gregory, jro a given, however, by 3* 1X0-2.00, 4s 1.75-235, «a 1.75St. Paul: 28 degrees, partly a vish-bA he White Route by A*- 2 /3 . few 230, f*s 130-2.00. 10i clcudy. No rarlot arrivals, 2 c a n sistant Attorney General Holland, *130-2jW. California crates Golden cn track. Supplies liberal, demand who has been* obterring the sen­ (M',*rt 330-4.00, some frozen low as sijw , market weaker. Florida, 10a te inquiry. He conferred with 2.00. inch crates, 3-Os in the rough 2.75Secretary Slemp on the question | .sew York: 30 degrees, clear. 6 • 3.75, 5-7s 530. Additional infor­ of counsel, and Mr. fiUmp a fte r­ Calif, 7 F la , arrived. Supplies mation for yesterday—23 degrees, wards had* a long conference with : moderste, demand moderate, mar- dense fog, 2 cars on track. Sup­ President Coolidge. Iket slightly stronger. C alifjm ia. plies liberal, demand :!ow, market Running its course for the third .crates Golden Heart in the rough. steady. ■la s t i » n c ucuasc " a n • marked by bitter exchanges be­ tween Republicans c.nd D trrv rrats' which culminated tn a personal j tilt between Chairman Lcnxoot ofi the oil committee and Senator' Walsh, Dem, Montana, who h a s , the leading role In th« Inquiry. Sanford, Fla.—Two Days Mon- & Tucs.. Feb. 11-12 Both Mr. Fall and Secretary Denby were assailed during the debate by Senator Trammell. Direct from Its Phenomenal Run at the 14th Street D em , Florida. He declared Fall Theatre,-New York. should be prosecuted and made an example for other men “who may be called to positions of trust." “Fall will be prosecuted," Sen- j a tor Trammell said, “but what about the secretary of the navy* He has shown a reckless dis re­ gard of his duites." Senator Trammell said the sen ate should etpress its condemna­ tion and he argued against any change* in the Walsh resolu­ tion. a M ETRO Senator Underwood of Alabama ALICE TERPQf- RAMON NAVARHO * LEWIS STONE joined In the debate with the statement that he regretted there was not an opportunity to vote THE SENSATION OF A CENTURY upon a resolution directly declar­ ing the leases void. • Matinee Daily at 4 P. M. Night a t 8 P. M Prices: 25 and 50 cents, tax paid. From the Heights of Ecstacy to the Gates of Hell The Presented With a Special Orchestra Coming Violet Brand i t Yowell Co th to 9th. PRICES Matinee, 50c and 75c Evening, 50c, 75c, $1.00 l| ill. so w IlH Ili.Itt -Sanford Loan & Savings Company <i M o r o n a t *: n i 1 " ■ Capital $100,000.00 WE IX)AN 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 this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Bond F. W. PLEDGED, EDGED, President 209 Magnolia Ave. JT --------------------------Phone 231---------------- G. E. McCALL, Manage: the ADDED ATTRACTION: ROUND 8 OF FIGHTING 5 . BLOOD w D .................................................. .. NO MORE WILL BE SOLD AT PRESENT PRICES TO ANYONE V* This policy of offering one-third qi this property is in recognition of the splendid reception given us in SANFORD—we believe that with the com­ pletion of our development work future values will M IL A N E THEATRE INGRAM’S Greatest Characterization Screen Has Ever Seen. the People of Sanford ‘H>wuJ«£|fSrctWnMartgtpBc*4t~ L*ht awf&tkirefmrm mf m e t Uwiem, there are fwWmmi Umi m/otei« W * . T im hmmk h i el+mrh n ^ m t fW ■—por t jm4 / r d s r t i m fw/(aif lhet# teWi. We mtil ghtsih tr W H* j ewpy the ( r u f ahltmel — cm y—efert. * ADAIR PROTECTED JmlMortqap B O N D S on foal CsULi A 7 % In v e stm e n t — backed by 58 years o f safely t O ut of the knowledge and experience gained during fifty-eight year* in the first m ortgage investment field awithout loss to a single investor, vie have evolved many exclusive protective features which have been incorporated in die m odern, scientifically developed real estate m ortgage—the Adair Protected Bond. These bonds, created, approved and recom ­ mended by the South's Oldest M ortgage In ­ vestment H ouse, are secured upon selected improved properties, centra!!-/ located.tuch as office build mgs, hotels, and apartm ent houses, whose value is far in excess o f the total bond itsue and whose net earning power greatly exceeds the annual interest and principal payments. D o u b le a n d T r ip le O u r P r e s e n t P r ic e s And we want you to share in this profit Cement Walks Are How Being Grass Strips Are Being Graded. Palms and Trees Are Being Set. More Than 500 Shrubs and Plants From Reasorier Bros, are Being Planted * TERMS OF SALE Home Sites at Mayfair are within the reach of all. 10 to 20 per cent se­ cures your location. .BALANCE PAYABLE in Monthly Payments. HI per cent Discount fo/ Cash in 60 days. ----------- PRICES: $975 TO $1475, NONE HIGHER. Secure Ypur l-ocalion NOW. I hone G.M For Auto Appointment to Inspect the Property. Because they pay 7 % as against 5 % and 6 % o f other equally high-grada investments, A dair Protected Bonds enable you to very tangibly increase your income. By our Partial Payment Flan you m a y ihvest , 510.W, S50.00 £100.00 or'mor* a month, and rer*iv« uitm ii on your piynwn-i. May * r vnd th« full datails of tiln yiUaaam way of saving at 7”»? ADAIR REALTY & T R U S T CO . H a a la r U » > y > a| A l 'L A . l I A IIARR\ 1 . BODWELL, Pres, and Treas, 104 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD ■ ■ ,■ Iu H B bI �\ ' J -•* THE SANFORD OTHER POPULAR HOT DISH v- STATE PRESS NEW RECORDS EXPECTED BY HELEN H. DOQN1NG WINTER PARK, Fab. 1 ,-N e w swimming records i n anticipated ng you from competition in the Spring the tveWater Carnival and Aquatic Meet ,fatting here Apr. 26, preparation* for which are now being made. Reprciwoy to sentativea from every high school tom the Continued from page 1, expected to enter the contests p e din- tho Interior Department after in­ are which will also include in addition lid Elix- vestigating the question and con­ to swimming, canoe and boat Mer and sulting with various experts. racing. T£e executive had an early morn OFFICERS ARE ANNOUNCED ing meeting wtih Chairman Len- TAMPA, jA w rA , Feb. re p . 1— l .——Ur. Dr. if* R. J l. |. root and Senators Lodge, Mass., Sheets of Bradentown Is the presi­ and Curtis, of Kans.. the Republi- dent for the ensuing year of the West Coast District Dental Asso­ can leader and later called In Dem­ ciation, having been elected a t the ocratic senators for the first time, convention here. The district is talking over the whole subject with Senators Robinson, Arkansas, the minority leader, and Walsh of Montana, who has had the domin­ ant part In the oil inquiry. Late In the day the president took a long walk, with Assistant Secretary Roosevelt during which the oil m atter was discussed in a neral way. Mr. Roosevelt said e executive had asked him a number of questions about phases especially rye, are reported by County Agent J. J . Uechreat to be of tho inquiry. A new devloepmcnt in the situa­ making rapid progress in Hamilton tion today was the issuing of a county. A few farm ers are plant­ subpoena for the appearance to­ ing potatoes. morrow of E. L, Dolienv before SWIMMING MEET ifscouragcd,” said the senate committee. The subWEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 1. ena was sent out by Ohairmnn laven’t raised when nroot. Senator Reed, Democrat, —Tank teams of ihe West Palm before,—or if they is t try my recipe.” Missouri, had demanded in the Beach Swimming Club, the West of boiling beef is senate th at the oil magnate be Palm Beach Central High school the University of Florida will t in small cubes and subjected to a “searching exami­ and in a dual meet here aorrtr four cups of cold nation” to whether he had advanc­ compete time during February, with the hour. To this add ed money to any other public offic­ crack of the two first Hero is a secret ial aside from former Interior Sec­ named swimmers institutions pitted against retary Fall. m a friend. Don’t the ’Gatormcn. The arrangem ents Under a resolution introduced in . rnvy until the dumpwere completed by W. S. Grnmllng. one, as they don’t cook tho house by Rep. Fish, Republi­ Jr., University student, with local irk gravy, though many can, New York, Harry F. Sinclair. interests. ’t know this. Remove now in France, would be requested lings before thickening through officlnl channels to re­ TAMPA, Feb. 1— Here’s a modand return them after turn here and “explain to congress cm parable of the talents: and the American public the $25,ened. Under the supervision of Mrs. 000 loan to ex-Sccretary Fall.” Dumplings. Mary Allen, home demonstration Debate on the Robinson resolu­ agent S. flour. for Hillsborough county, 40 ea spoon* baking powder. tion followed. Senator Copeland cents grew to 911.70 in three of New York, Fletcher of Florida months: At the Brandon rally last I teaspoon salt, nnd Heflin of Alabama, ail Demo­ Aug. 31, six dimes were given to milk. f.ntock, steaming hot crats, demanded the resignation of that niuny cluh members. Each Mr. Denby, nrguing thnt ho had was to see how much ho o r she tiling. sift Tlour, baking pow- been negligent in permitting con­ could earn with the one dime by fcalt. Add milk slowly, trol of the naval reserves to be Nov. 25. Four reported: one grew ; with n knife until a soft transferred from hia department. vegetables nnd turned in $1; one is formed. Quickly drop by Senator Fletcher declared Mr. made candy nnd turned in $2; two ful into tho steaming beef Dcnby’s “ principles and ideals" together made a buffet set of linen Place on kettle a lid which were those of Former Interior ,with tatting and raffled it off, making $8.70. At tiie rally this ightly and steam fo r fifteen Secretary Ballinger. lies. If the beef stock boils mplings break a p a rt Thickk by mixing tour tableTho BIkrchI Thing in Central South Florida This Year flour with ono-half cup ater. Remove dumplings to bowl and add thu flour to hot cooked stock. Boil Wo minuton or until it is ly thickened. Serve hot over dumplings with the beef or Feh 13-14-15-16-1924. ut. t, if you would prefer noodles, LEAD TO ORI.ANDO. is a recipe, which is n gi They are easily made a bo kept for some time if y vo Years It Has Been Grriwing—It an extra supply. You m ind Prodigious Effort To Build tho them to any vegetable sou t the State. It is not a mushroom tew,” said Helen. cs the constant labor of tho whole ‘Noodles. n. You have your part in it. im. Arrangements hnvo been made *KKS[Ut 2 cups flour, ducts, Citrus. Carden, Field, Manil­ eveI teaspoon snlt. la, Health, Stock, Poultry, A rt, the eggs and snlt, and uid enough flour to form ve a part, nnd a big part, uugh that may be kneiuled the South Atlantic States. Sixty sticking to the board, j the track. or 10 minutes on a flour/fl* . board. Roll out very r Family. fact, ju st as thin ns enswill draw her people, over with a cloth and let elutions, >r 30 minutes in a cool Jas, L. nile*. T « a s . toll up loosely, over and j x >¥ ' C. E. Howard, Sec’y. cut into strips one-eighth h thick. Let dry another then cook for ”9 minutes j g soup. If the noodles ■ la iag a a a B iH M iaa tia sB N B H H ;red for gravy, creamed! m any other thick mixture, jg RM AGENCY Inc. i firs', for 20 minutes in n alted water. They are Philadelphia, Chicago, Colum, and may bo merely rethe food with which acksonville, Detroit, Toronto, to be served. us and receive the benefit of I, _ th made careful noto of the United Staten nnd Cnn®>cs amt directions, and an isting agreement leaves you go. “ Your dinner looks tula.l ’’ she said —and I'm goTer agencies. free rpriso John tomorrow." S C The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair 3 e p resen tativ o Illdg. i LUNCHEON, Cream Tomato Soup Fresh Beef Brains ................ Bread made of Pilisbury Flour Leaf Lard for Bread ............... ............. . Perfection Salad—Vegetables for same Clover Bloom Butter ............................. T e a ___________ DINNER, Soup—Vegetables for name California Olnckcyed Peas Whito Bacon for P e a s____ Blue Rose Rice ...?............... Scalloped Tomatoes ........... Corn Meal Muffins ........... . Walker’s Chili Con Cncnc...... Southern Poach Me, Peaches Coffee....................................... Cheese • In ^ iHt J emim* n, u Fancy Florida and Western Beef Florida, Western and Georgia Pork Mutton and Veal Fat Hens and Fryers (wte dress them) LOURl IfiMimHiiisaiiwit PtJOaiPM-Ha^, IduMT.kMiH* r&rl Swift’s Premium and Kingan’s Reliable Hams and Bacon Fresh Beef Brains and Livora Pickled Pigs F e e t— Honey Comb Tripe Eat Mackerel. Sausage of all Kinds. Sale at Yowell Co* 5A V L c You save 15'7- on all Grocer­ ies, including Flour*. Sugar, Coffee, etc. We pay the freight. ^ American Products Assn. Planters Bldg., St. Louis .... Ttlgncy’s Grocery ..! Itigney’s Grocery ........ Piggly Wiggly ... Rigney’s Grocery Sanford Grocerteria ........ Piggly Wiggly ...... A. A P. Tea Co. ----- Piggly Wiggly . . . A. A P. Tea Co. . Pure Food Market Mr. Upshay wants to oust nil month 10 dimes will be given In provided for in ii proposed bond Congressmen who drink. Hut “Tho Get Acquainted Contest.” issuo of 9630,000 to bo voted on wouldn’t Mr. Upshaw bo lonesome hero on Mar. 4. Thore arc 12 nil liy himself In Congress? TO VOTE BOND ISSUE projects altogether covered in the LAKELAND, Feb. 1.—A new proposed Issue. Others include THE FAINT WE SELL $200,000 city hall and site, hospital equipment for the athletic field, to cost 9300,000, library and equip­ 927,000; central fire station, Jail ment, $7S,000 a»iid athletic field to und ntockade, $30,000; two fire rtaCost 963,000 a rt among the items tions and equipment, $40,000. Rebuilt Franklin Cars 1 Franklin Brougham 1 Franklin Sedan , 1 .Olds Touring, 7-passenger Dodge 2-passenger Roadster . Franklin Motor Company .ORANGE AYE. AND MARK ST., ORLANDO Phone 1624 for Dcmimstralion SYMBOL OF “WHERE ECONOMY RULES” / CIRCLE OF ECONOMY THE. T R O L B i F f)» o f f .e '-**■' e m f .\s / ■ a1 k i n g ! r 75 MAIM ' J U S T O I S S O l Vi * A N D Prompt Delivery— ■■■■■■■a„ ........................... II A GREAT C ONVI N' fN< i AND OH, SO G OOP ' BUCKWHEAT TH E BUCKW H EAT Y O U R GREAT-GRANDMOTHER USED j Pancakes with the real old-time (V buckwheat taste—light, health­ ful, delicious. # All prepared-self-raising. Ready for the griddle in a jiffy, by lintply adding water or milk. * . (j I ... SANFORD PAINT STORE VVVhkn Bid#. Phono 30.1! ^SPECIALSW onJa)f t BM W — Kingan’s Sliced Breakfast Bacon, 1 Pound Packages_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pounds Best Maid Self-Rising. Flour F F E E C O U Lb. Can " I Q* llb.canMaxBOKAR s S S e Lb. 40c Karo Syrup JL *J* W e i l COFFEE Red Circle S e le c te d Lb. 35c N o. 2 C a n 8 o’Clock Lb. 30c 1* SNot o. k2 l Ce ya ’ns C a m p b e ll’s F a t N o rw a y M a c k e re l, e a c h 1 0 c PORK&BEANS SugarCorn F a n c y B lu e R o s e R ic e , L b . 7 c W fill H0USE Grand­ mothers HDCAtfUACT FOOD m nn IDEALi BREAKFAST can 23c * S A L M O N , can 14c C H IC K E N F E E D B lb. 3c H E IN Z B E A N S s« can 10c FANCY EVAPORATED Peaches, lbs. Irish Potatoes Ike Kind that Cook Mealy Oz. Jar W elch’s A p p le Butter We Always Carry a Full Line o f Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Extra Fancy Home-grown S a t u r d a y O n ly Try Our Pure P°rk Sausage -Phone JOS D PI NK SOLI) ONLY BY 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster 3 Franklin Touring 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger THE IT DOES NOT CRACK. FEEL. NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF A Full Line of Kalsomine, Vnr* niahes and Stains Pimento and Cream Cheese Brook Held Butter We Deliver the Goods. )ro( Coming V iolet B ran # Feb. 6th to 9th*. Sapford Grocertcria . Pure Food Market ..... Kigney’s Grocery Sanford Grocertaria ....... Piggly Wiggly Sanford Grocertcria .... A. A P. Tea Co. Wheat Farina, pkg. 1 Cjp J. HUGH TrLLIS, Prop. - • - Vf n. - W■ •- J j g j B ” Piggly Wiggly . Pure Food Market Sanford Grocertcria ..... A. & P. Tea Co, ...... A. A P. Tea Co. .... A. A P.'- Tea Co. Broiled Bacon _____ Freeh Country Eggs Buckwheat'Cakes..... Ingleilde S y ru p ___ :ar Coffee B r o k e n S lice P in e a p p le , Pure Food Market * • Free Tickets To The MHane Theatre W ill Be Giyen Away Soon BREAKFAST, Ftroit . •—— FBBaUAOTf I.1W 4 ALL OVER TH E W ORLD 205 MAGNOLIA AYE. ■ ’-J \ NEXT TO MI LANE THEATRE �missis M ho tight I would 'correspond frith you for eol-. tore and pastime, which being done Tfound myself admiring you. Then \ began to inquire what manner of !«»• ; . . ^A«urinjr you the; my lovo for woman you were. Prom every you la incrttufntly anient ns the available Bourse I learned of your day toes by, grateful that I am '*» In the .world to you,’ 1 con­ fidently write, . ia j tw m lndtf will rertteoJ * me adth aU the eotnf«U I w1» need during the Ntmamotg year* et my life. ” other letters Introduced In evlr dene# jnquiwd regarding (Continued from page 1) r about my AT TftBJMILANfc n write—it schedules a n In order under th e passed my modified. bouse rules* "If .Winter, Comes,” based .on SANFORD the novel by A. 8. Hutchinson, y s i , 1922, publican floor leader, In urging n made Us appearance on the screen compromise in committee on the at the Times; Square theater last 'Ifbllon' rites, h is bald that, If the itton night No novel which has ap- committee raised the, Mellon sur­ « S S -f- ' "y0U" - ■ J S J 'r c ^ D L E B .I.U- :P*ared on thf> screen has been tax rates enough .support could be u.p’ whntJ Approves H ia a for Marriage ;transferred so exactly as "If wlnf ? n r f f i t l A letter on March IB states f o r the bin to assure its , .ter Comes.” Indeod It might bo gained l“y°ut’ suggestion of time and place passage without material changes of Chambar of .added that the story has been and without a long fight on tne :5 ,* r _ “ !.V fw our marriage Is approved, and t Valdes Hotel copied word' for word. Not one % l Elks’ Club at Incident gerfhane to the whole has floor. Green’s Statement. ) boose. been eliminated and the result is ’i n accordance with the evident —■■2-—truly remarkable. vflahea of the people of this coun, [U N S F E R 8 Watching the tale unfold >ls like try, the' ways and means commit­ • „ . resdlng the book with living Ulushas for sevaral weeks been dil­ to you if it be possible. I blush wife to Elmer trations on the page opposite. You tee igently at work upon a tax reduc­ BaUaand wife. v to trrite that to 'y o u —yet It fs •, , . ' read of what took place and then tion measure^ The basis of con­ John T. Hedge right that I do Vo. Vou are going sideration 'was the recommenda­ Washington. to bo my wife.” tions *at the secretary of the treas­ _ W , B . Wlthte and wife to James Letter Further States lonesome ” I bY the testim ony” given mm reury, and in his letter to the chair­ 1 * * • The tetter further states: "Of man presenting these recommend­ ,The letter refers to the railroad Igxrding her character, “the lofti- the material properties th a t have :-ACharles P. Williams and wife ations the secretary stated the sub­ strike and speeches Mr. Candler ness o f your We and respectabi ty came into my ^control I have die. to Mary Wheeler Chappell' ject of tax provision was a non­ made before public audiences, twice of y°ur assoclatea and tne legalit * .IM a n r Wheeler Chappell to Hugh iof your decree—hence I let myself partisan one. That it ought to bo In church “This is my last public appear- Jove you with my whole heart and so is obvious. The^ill to date has on a non-partirfan ance ’till with you I stand In the ‘hank God th a t you have allowed basis, arid the Republican members presence of a minister to hear yon y°ur lave for me—but nlas. others are strongly of the opinion th at say ’I w ill/ and let you hear m e 'have Questioned some of the above Staen Nelson to M>ck l l.r v .v were strange that they were in tho this course should have been pur­ any *1 will, sir.’ I am so nervoin > do not concede them any right o*pen meison to Mack lls n e y theater and it was time to leave. ] or tw ™ to hnveltone so. tojthe end with the entire bill, I can scarcely write.” “ m _______ ~. | It Can be safely said th at the film sued The letter of Keo. 6, 1922, rcwe £ ut l"10 o u r.!ifo including surtax rates.” CARD OP THANKB. .left them stunned. forred also to a visit Mrs. ile that render* our happiness rather Bouchcl made to Los Angeles. !tbnn what we take out, n letter . We wish to extend our thanks' Many may say th at a motion picfor the kindness and sympathy ture version of the nova! was made Saya Reid Enigma Mn* 18- }$>22, sta cd. “L e ts put shown hi during the illness and because the popularity of the story “I am glad th a t Mr.JSeld is su e l*1* we **« «« ««d bo contented, dsatb of our mother, and also for , in its original form would make ft feeding in making your stay In Loi That is the big word c! your last Continued from page 1. the many beautiful flowers. -oay. The film version of “ If Wln- dc Bouchcl became engaged. In it Angeles pleasant," the letter stated, 'letter. ‘Contented companionship,: ,| - r -Mr. sa d Mrs. Leinbart. ter Comes” can stand on its own was written, “what I most desire “He is an enigma to me, no money, how very good. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitley. j f t * . , It is as good as the book is that you become formally my not much education, yet ho asro- ‘ , { need no guardian or spiritual r, Mr. and Mri. Clark Harvey. an(j In all probability will prove wife a t the earliest possible date d a te s with well-to-do Doonic. is en-,fl^Y*ser ID*™0 .*nc . m ntten either of my head ur heart. Before ‘ Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Minor. 1*° be better because of the vitality a fter Apr. 1.” I knew you well 1 did not feel atMr. and Mrs. MacUlnhart. ,K*vcn it in the new medium. Ile mentioned on'invitation ho extended to Mrs. de Bouchcl to - T P A P lV ff n A l i P I It is. of course uniy-n coincidence visit Atlanta during March, and Coming: Violet Brand discussed the furnishing . of hi* home here for their use after the folk:r this Is true of the male con tax'reduction only on the eve of marriage. tingent. I hope you were not asuo Sale at Yowell Co., Continued from page 1. ' n hationsl election. Referring to their life together dated with nnyeuiiwqrthy persons, Feb. 0th to 9th. , press hla resolution for such res­ I have read this letter over which IS NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION ignation nt the fir st opportunity. I have written under very dis, The senate nil committee wav told by four physicians that tho present condition of Former Sec* ■astonr Pall made (l inadvisable for fplm to appear at a public hearing .M t the committee uecldcd to ap- Car lot Shipments Reported For liest 3.00-1.00, ordinary quality and s Mint • medical commission of its Wednesday, Jan. 30: condition 2.60-2.75. frozen low ns * ’#pn to examine him. 1.50. Florida, 10-tnch crates Gol- H f t E . L. Dobeny returned ot Wash­ California 13, New York 1, Flor­ den .Self-blanching in the rough, ■ ington with a request that the ida 52 (Sanford Section 2(1) to­ 3-Os 1.76-2.00, 8s 1.60. * tal 63, Add to Florida total 1 car Chicago: 3-1 degrees, foggy, 2 ■ Direct from its New York Run. A Hnrry Millnrdc Monday, 5 cars Tuesday. arrived, 20 cars on truck. Sup- ■ Total shipments to data this sca­ Fla. lies moderate, demand slow, mar- 2 Production et setady. Florida 10-inch crates ■ Golden Self-blanching in the * lough, -1-Cs 2.25-3.00, 3s and 8s- ■ 10s 2.00-2.15. 'i Cincinnati: 30 degrees, foggy. R Closing Wednesday, opening ■ Thurrdqy. Supplier moderate, J •d u n amendment requiring condemand und trading slow, market 5 ftamaUon of aueb counsel by the dull. Florida best stock only fair ■ condition 10-inch 'Tates Gohlen £ * The McKellar proposal to bar aa Self-blanching in the rough, -1-Os ■ eowuel persons who are or have 2.00-2.26, 8-l0s 1.30-1.76, mostly ■ '(•Mi In any way affiliated with oil around 1.75. companies la designed an an -(One-third of the main property.) Atlanta: 47 degrees, clear. 1 * atotndment to the appropriation Snlif., 1 Fla., arrived 7 ears on £ tptollitlons. Its approval by the track. Prices unchanged from u ’aMtoto and acceptance by the Wednesday. ® was forecast, but whether Detroit: 17 degrees, clear. 4 ■ it would affect in any way tho Fin. arrived, 20 cars on track. J President’s ^election of counsel Prices and condlLhins unchanged from Wednesday. Wednesday’s ■ ^ S e rta to V ^ K e lla r said it was Matinee Daily at 4 I*. M. Night at 8 I*. M market: 2 Fin. arrived, 21 cars J not directed at either Mr. Gregory i’rices: 25 and 50 cents, tax paid. on truck. Supplies liberal, demand ■ br Mr. Strawn as he had no Infor­ mation that either had ever acted and trading light. California, * ax coupvel for on oil Company. Ho crates Golden Heart in the rough B added, Hewever, that he believed best 5-5, 25, ordinary quality and a apeh a prdnibition in the apropricondition 4.00-4.50, poorer low ns 5 ation mfasuri) would be wise. 3.00. Florida, 10-inch rrntes Gol- a . Some color to ipemiiation os to den Self-blanching in the rough, ■ From the Heights of Ecstncy to the Gates of Hell! t^e possibility of a hitch in tho 4-fls 2.50-2.75, 8s-19s 1.50-2.25, 3s * mnploym'ent/of Mr,' Strtwn or Mr. 2.25-2.59. 5 Gregory, J»as given, however, by St. Paul; 28 degrees, partly ■ The Greatest Characterization the a. vlajt'tiAhe White nouse by As.sirtant Attorney -General Holland, Screen Has Ever Seen. who has been* observing the sen­ ate Inquiry. He conferred with Secretary Slcmp on the question ■ ADDED ATTRACTION: ROUND 8 OF FIGHTING at of counsel, and Mi>. filemp after­ * . BLOOD u. a pi This policy of offering one-third of this property is in recognition wards had a long conference with President Coolidge. ■ la a x m m im a ix g x a iiiiiu a u iiH iB a iB iia a a B u z ia n l L A r u l 1/UIHh M ilane T heatre TODAY AND FRIDAY [ of thi splendid reception given us in SANFORD—we believe that with the com pletion of our development work future values will M IL A N E THEATRE Sanford, Fla.—Two Days Mon. & Tues., Feb. 11-12 Direct from Its Phenomenal Run at the 11th Street Theatre,-New York. [ tow•*Mp j ■81 141 111ij IP Et ’ HawIs Jsd|e Scatters Hartgtjr Bauh” I h i t any at ktr farm * f inrtUmamt. tie r, a rt tv a J ami iiaij r ta ln la tr T I h I m I- D o u b le a n d T r ip le O u r P r e s e n t P r ic e s I And we want you to share in this profit. J h t clrartf np/aini Iha important frat art t in ;-J|i- k lin t bondt, H 't will glm ily rami you a copy m u h tu l ik* laa t o ktip u a m cm your pari. * ADAIR PROTECTED Ji«lMorlgage A METRO P l t l U l U ALICE TERRY' RAMON NAVARRO ’ LEWIS STONE THE SENSATION OF A CENTURY Presented With a Special Orchealra w r t S f l S B P S I WOES Febjftth to 9th. Matinee, 50c and 75c Evening, 50c, 75c, $1.00 <£»■■■■ B O N D S on Real CstaL A 7 % In v e stm e n t — backed by 58 years o f safely O ut of the knowledge and experience gained during fifty-eight ycais in the first m ortgage investment field without loss to a single investor, wc have evolved many exclusive protective features which have been incorporated in die m odern, scientifically developed real estate m ortgage—the Adair Protected Bond. Grass Strips Are Being Graded. Palms and Trees . 1 Being Set. More Than 500 Shrubs and plants From Reasorter Bros, are Being Planted These bonds, created, approved and recommended by the South’s Oldest M ortgage In ­ vestment H ouse, arc secured upon selected im proved properties, centrally located, tu c h a a office buildings, hotels, and apartm ent houses, whose value is far in excess o f die total bond issue and whose net earning power greatly exceeds the annual interest and principal payments. Capital $100,000.00 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 this Institution ure under $50,000.00 Surety Bond F. W. PLEDGER, President 200 Magnolia Ave. JT --------------------------Phone 231------------- G. E. McCALL, Manage Because they pay 7% a* against 5 % and 6 % o f other equally high-gradn investments, A dair Protectrd Bonds enable you to very tangibly increase your income, ‘iy our Partial Payment Plan you may ihvnt £10.00, 450.00 £100.00 or tnorv a t:i*imh, ntwl rccrivv 7*a inter* >t on your payments. May we vml th« full daiaib of tilts pUssatu way of saving at 7*.? A D A IR REALTY & T R U S T C O | HARRY T. BODWEM., fros. at 104 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD �r [OTHER POPULAR HOT DISH STATE PRESS NEW JISCOtDB EXPECTED BY HELEN H. DOQNINO WINTER PARK. Feb. 1.—New swimming records are anticipated be bothering you' from competition Ip ' the 'Sr ‘ ft at thi* time of the *veWater Carnival and Aquati here Apr. tfi, preparatioi know you're busy getting which are now being made. Repre­ it om on my way to sentatives from every high school on hie way from the Continued from page 1. expected to enter the contests We’re going to have din* the Interior Department after in­ are which will also Include in addition _ town tonight,** u id Elis- vestigating the question and con­ to swimming, canoe and boat racing. "t0 her ju»La little older and sulting with various experts. done^ticafld clatcr, Helen, TJe executive had an early morn OFFICERS ARE ANNOUNCED into the kitchen, and ing meeting wtlh Chairman LenTAMPA, Feb. 1.—Dr. R. Jf. while I finish the durnp- root and Senators Lodge, Mass., Sheets U>k of Brsdentown Is the presi­ l" ,«aid Helen. and Curtis, of Kana* the Republi- dent for the ensuing year of the you know,” said Elisabeth, West Coast District Dental Asso­ i n both actually tired- of eat- can leader and later called In Dem- ciation, having been elected a t the it home lately. I’m simply ocratic senators for the first time, convention here. The district Is pg out of ideas,—and I sup- talking over tho whole subject composed of 14 counties in this sec­ 7re tired of eating a t home with Senators Robinson, Arkansas, tion—Pasco, Hernando, Polk, Hills­ I don’t hare enough vaboro. Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, ‘That’s Just why I stopped the minority leader, and Walsh of Haruee, DeSoto, Lee, Glades, High­ bt. I was sure you could Montana, who has had the domin- lands, Charlotte and* Collier. Dr. J. W. Kutro of Lakeland was ,t something.” ant part in the oil inquiry. named first vice-president, Dr. J, tee what I am haring toLate in the day the president T. Campbell, St. Petersburg, sec­ *—said Helen, as she lifted Id from the kettle on the took a long walk, with Assistant ond vice-president; Dr. R. T. Ward, to show Elizabeth. "What Secretary Roosevelt during which Brndentown, secretary - treasurer, delicious on a cold night the oil m atter was discussed in a und Dr. C. C. Evans, Tampa, a beef or veal stew, with general way. Mr. Roosevelt said librarian. tender dumplings, nr home JASPER, Fob. 1, Cover cro noodles. Have you made tfie executive had asked him a flately ? If-you haven't I’d number of questions about phnsci especially rye, are reported County Agent J. J. Scchrest to be hri that you nurpriie John of the inquiry. A new devloepment in the situa­ making rapid progress in Hamilton | gome real soon." tried them once,” said Elis- tion today was the issuing of a county. A few farmers are plant­ a little doubtfully, "and subpoena for the appearance to­ ing potatoes. morrow of E. L. Dohenv before [weren’t very good.” SWIMMING MEET on't be discouraged,” said the senate commlttoe. The sub­ WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 1. , “if they haven’t raised when poena was sent out by Chairman tide them before,—or if they Lenroot. Senator Reed, Dem ocrat/—Tank teams of ihe West Palm [heavy—Just try my recipe. Missouri, had demanded in the "Beach Swimming Club, the West pounds of boiling beef Is senate th at the oil magnate be Palm Beach Central High school [lent. Cut in small cubes and subjected to a "searching exami- and tho University of Florida will ................... nation”” 1to whether he had advanc­ compete in a dual meet here some ■lowly in four cups of cold —tir l for nn hour. To this add ed money to any other public offic­ time during February, w ith tho swimmers of the two first dumplings. Hero is a secret ial aside from former Interior Sec­ crack named institutions pitted against retary Fall. ned from a friend. Don’t the ’Gatormcn. The arrangements Under a resolution Introduced in the gravy until the dumpcompleted by W. S. Gramlfng, fare done, as they don't cook the house by Rep. Fish, Republi- were University student, with local In a thick gravy, though many can, New York, Harry F. Sinclair, Jr., interests. now in France, would be requested le don't know this. Remove [dumplings before thickening through official channels to re­ TAMPA, Feb. 1 .— Here’s a mod­ Ijravy and return them after turn here and “explain to congress ern parable of the talents: and the American public the $25,' thickened. Under the supervision of Mrs. 000 loan to ex-Sccretary Fall.” Dumplings. Mary Allcti.’home demonstration Debate on the Robinson resolu­ agent S. Imps flour. for Hillsborough county, 40 [level teaspoons baking powder. tion followed. Senator Copeland cents grow to $11.70 in three of New York, Fletcher of Florida months: At the Brandon rally last |! level teaspoon salt, and Heflin of Alabama, all Demo­ Aug. .71, six dimes were given to cup milk. cart beef stock, steaming hot crats, demanded the resignation of that many club members. Each Mr. Dcnby, nrguing that ho had was to see how much ho o r sho | not boiling. and sift floor, baking pow- been negligent in permitting con­ could cam with the one dime by amiJ salt. Add milk slowly, trol of the naval reserves to be Nov. 25. Four reported; ono grew ns with n knifo until n soft transferred from his department. vegetables and turned in 81; one i is formed. Quickly drop by Senator Fletcher declared Mr. made candy nnd turned in $2; two sfui into tho steaming beef Dcnby’s "principles and Ideals" together mndo n buffet set o f linen i'laee on kettle a lid whieh were those of Former Interior [with tatting and raffled it off, making $8.70. At the rally this [tightly and steam for fifteen Secretary Ballinger. Vis. If tho beef stock boils jfumplings break apart. Thlckck by mixing four tnbleThe Biggest Thing in Central South Florida Thin Year s flour with one-half cuip | water. Remove dumplings to »rm bowl and add tho flour hare to hot cooked stock. Boil I two minuter, or until it is k’.ly thickened. Serve hot over [dumplings with the beef or Prize Menu by Mrs. E. P. Morse TEA POT DOME BREAKFAST. Fruit — - ______ ___ Broiled Bacon ........... ........ ............ .............. Fresh Country Eggs ..................s...... ........ Buckwheat C akes.................................. ........ Ingleside Syrup ........ ..... ........ ...... .............. Bokar Coffee........ .........................f............. . ’LUNCHEON. Cream Tomato Soup ................. ............. .. Fresh Beef Brains ____ _______________ Bread made of Pillshury Flour _____ ...__ Leaf Lard for Bread ________ ____ ____ Perfection Satad—Vegetables for same . Clover Bloom Butter .................. - ......... .. „ „ d In n e r . •’ Soup—Vegetables for same .................. ..... California Olnckcyod Peas .... ........ . White Bncon for P e n a ______ ___ __ _____ Blue Rose Rice ..................... ................ Scalloped Tomatoes .......... ........ Z,.............. Corn Meal Muffins .,................ ........... ........ Walker’s Chili Con C a tn e ......... .................. Southern Peach Ife, Peaches __ _______ Coffee ..................................„..... ..... ......... Cheese_______ ____ I J e m im a Rebuilt Franklin Cars ■ E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc. Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Colum­ bus, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto, Canada. List your property with us nnd receive the benefit of an advertising campaign covering the United States nnd Cnnndu> No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves you free to sell yourself or list witli other agencies. v, SAVE .* THE T ROL Bt F (U OOf - FEE MA KI NG f . w •■vC ■r ‘tf.4ry<' ‘ 1•'■ ~> 1 f■> *. I IT 75 MAD! You save 15% on all Grocer­ ies, including Flour,. Sugar, * JUST DIS601 Vi Coffee, etc. We pay the • - A N D D R I N K I! freight. . A GREAT CONVt n i ( ai | American Products Assn. AND OH CO r o o c Planters Bid#., St. Louis BUCKWHEAT the buckw heat y o u r GREAT-GRANDMOTHER USED Pancakes with the real old-time buckwheat taate—light, health­ ful, delicious. » All prepared-self-raising. Ready for the griddle in a jiffy, by sim­ ply adding water or milk. > SANFORD PAINT STORE VVi’ktk.T Bldg. Buckwheat Floor Iltf-IVIISIM Phono 303! .4 f Franklin Motor Company s , ORANGE AVE. AND MARK ST., ORLANDO Phone 1621 for Demons Ira lion S P E C l A L S ! ^ -S ' THE SYMBOL r CIRCLE OF ECONOMY RULES” BOKAR Red Circle S u p rem e 8 Kingan s Sliced Breakfast Bacon, 1 Pound Packages Pounds Best Maid $ 1 Self-Rising Flour y l S e le c te d 0 X l0 C k C O F F E E IJLb. Can “I Q i Lb. 4 0 c 1 Karo Syrup J Lb. 3 5 c No. 2 Can Lb. 3 0 c 1^-Stokley’s SugarCom F a t N o r w a y M a c k e re l, B lu e R o s e R ic e , B r o k e n S lice P in e a p p le , e a c h 10c Lb. c a n 23i IDEAL BREAKFAST FOOD IONA PINK S A L M O N , can 14c C H IC K E N F E E D Specially Prepared biall Pltiu Suite H E IN Z BEA N S N"T. « Extra Fancy Home-grown HOUSE COFFEE 1 No. 2 Can * Campbell’s PORK& BEANS lbs. Irish Potatoes The Kind that Cook Mealy Oz. Jar W elch’s A p p le Butter We Always Carry a Full Line o f Fancy Fruits and Vegetables FANCY EVAPORATED Swift’s Premium and Kingan’s Reliable Hams and Bacon Fresh Beef Brains and Livers Pickled Pigs F e e t— Honey Comb Tripe Ent Mackerel. Sausage of all Kinds. m 7< A&P S t Wheat Farina, pkg. 1 ft c Fancy Florida and Western Beef Florida, Western and Georgia Pork Mutton and Veal Strawberries, fr 3 0 c | I• S a t u r d a y O n ly Try Our Pure P°rk Sausage Pimento and Cream Cheese Brookfield Butter \Ve Deliver tjie Goods. fup s -Phone JOS S Prom pt Delivery- A LL O V ER THE W O R LD 205 MAGNOLIA AVE. NEXT TO MI LANE THEATRE IL4 u w ii HIIHIIIIIHM U Ai j 1. Olds Touring, 7-passenger ' Dodge 2-passenger Roadster . Fancy Fat Hens and Fryers (we dress them) Feb, 6th to 9th. C O F F E E i jj Sale at Yowefl 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger ECONOMY ■■■■■■■■■KKagiaaTFH e m im a numerable smaller express ship­ ments, and exclusive of the Lake Okechobee, region. The tomato acreage for the lower cast coast is variously estim ated nt from 12,000 to 15,000 acres, with federal government figures holding to the higher group. Coming Violet SOLD ONLY BY 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster 3 Franklin Touring OF J. HUGH TILLIS, Drop. Ht J IT DOES NOT CRACK. PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF Full Line of I(n?Nomine. Varnishes and Stains 1 Franklin brougham 1 Franklin Sedan , “WHERE Pure Food Market u _ with the Milan* Theatre management to give customers a free ticket which .will be accepted a t the Mi­ lano Theatre M y Saturday a fte r­ noon. Anyone'making a purchase of a dollar or more a t the stores of the club members will be en­ titled to one of theso free tickets. F. L. Miller has special feature productions bcokod for these m er­ chants’ matinees. Tho one com­ ing Saturday is Tom Mix in "Mile a Minute Romeo” with the Won­ der home "Tony," The club, or­ ganized by the National Feature Syndicate of Buffalo, N. Y., will conduct thin campaign for a pe­ riod of eight weeks, commencing Saturday and ending March 22. Every one is asked to read care­ fully the full page announcement in this issue. SUNPROOF ALL ROADS LEAD TO ORLANDO. • For Fifteen Consecutive Years It Has Been Growing— It Has Cost Money—Time—and Prodigious Effort To Build tho Most Artistic Exposition in the State. It is not n mushroom growth but actually requires tfie constant lul>or of tho whole year to bring it to perfection. You have your part In It. You can help make It hum. Arrangement* hnvo been made to show the best, of the Products, Citrus. Garden, Field, M anu­ facture, Home Demonstration, Health, Stock, Poultry, A rt, Needlecraft, etc. Johnnie J. Jones’ Shows have n port, nnd a big part. The races are the best in the South Atlantic States. Sixty five )iorses*now practicing on the track. Many unique novelties. Como Yourself. Bring your Family. Seminole County Exhibits will draw her people. Let us Tcnew our cordial relations. Jan. L. Giles. Treas. W. It. O’Neal, I’res. C. E. Howard, See’y. II. II. Dickson, V. Pres. ■,'Pi/rr Soft 1£/h*at 'A ....“Rigncy’s Grocery ....! Rigncy’a Grocery ...... Piggly Wiggly ..... Rigney’s Grocery Sanford Grocerteria ......... PiRgly Wiggly ........A. A P. Tea Co. ------ Piggly Wiggly — A. A P. Tea Co. ... Pure Food Market Feb. 12-13-14-15-16-1924. F. C. MacMAIION, Representative Milnne Theatre Bldg. AA u n t Sanford Grocerteria .. Pure Food Market ...... Kignoy’s Grocery Sanford Grocerteria ........ Piggly Wiggly Sanford Grocerteria ..... A. A P. Teg Co. 'BIG TOMATO SHIPMENTS. # MIAMI, Jan. 31—Th* W inter tomato section of the lower east coast'of Florida has thus f a r ship­ ped more than fiOQ esrloflas of to­ A "Business Men’s Booster matoes to northern markota dur­ Club” has been formed among the ing the present season, according leading business firm s of Sanford, Mr. Upshuy wants to oust all month 10 dimes will be given in provided for in u proposed bond Congressmen who drink. But "Tho Get Acquainted Contest.” lasuo of $850,000 to be Voted on wouldn't Mr. Upshaw be lonesome hero on Mar. 4. Thoro nre 12 all by himself in Congress? TO VOTE ROND ISSUE projects altogether covered in the LAKELAND, Feb. 1.—A new proposed issue, Others include THE PAINT WE SELt, $200,000 city hall and site, hospital equipment for the athletic field, to cost $300,000, library and equip­ $27,000; centra! flro station, jail ment, $75,000 mud athletic field to and ntockado, $55,000; two fire sta­ Cost $63,000 a r t among the items tions and equipment, $40,000. The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair out. , if you would prefer noodles, U a recipe, which Is a good They are easily made and be kept for some time if you ie an extra supply. You may them to any vegetable soups itcw," said Helen. 'Noodles. egg;*. ibout 2 cups flour. ■2 level teaspoon salt, eat the eggs and salt, and dy add enough flour to form iff dough that may be kneaded :out sticking to the board, id for 10 minutes on a flourbread board. Roll out very l in fact, just as thin as oosCovcr with a cloth and let d for 30 minutes in a cool Roll up loosely, over and r, ami cut into strips one-eighth in inch thick. Let dry another rand then cook for 29 minutes boiling soup. If tho noodles dedred for grm ty, creamed,1_■ t or any other thick mixture, [■ if them firs*, for 20 minutes in JJ ling, raided water. They nre ■ n done, and may be merely re- ■ tfed in the food with which 7 are to be served. 2izabeth made careful note of recipes nnd directions, nnd tu go. "Your dinner looks M ifi'us,’’ *he said—and I'm go­ to surpiiso John tomorrow.” ....— Piggly Wiggly ... Pure Food Market Sanford Grocerteria — A. & P. Tea Co. — A. A P. To* Co. ..... A. A P.'-Tea Co. Free Tickets To The MUane Theatre W ill Be Giyen Away Soon 1J t . i : . �*>^%ia Herald TOT SANFORD DAILY, JTOAU>JPIW PAY. .FEBRUAKT 1, 1924 B eing A Friend KrT , *'! . ■ i■ — ^ F • ' t Yt , . ‘ «r* : S?t ‘ •V. • f* K -A! ‘"aT .' .- TIE t AIMS HIGH fis e « i « e a « t « • i < a • . ■■' ' *: .__________ _________ j& h -'-w • • . / < : IA J .ii I jii.tin i/.iii V' iA^js • a • —.•■ —' a| KUAHl 1 /1 9 2 4 • . / *. ribbon arid red balloons to the boys as favors. Little Miss Hayes received her w i K funny nc* » ia ^ i guests wearing a white organdy Ford or fan say dress With red streamers nnd was assisted in looking a fte r her NEW $150,000 GOLF CLUB HOUSE AT HOLLYWOOD. w ont*”. it. guests by her mother. M r s / j. M.! Phone: Office 148: MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor: Residence 217-W Hayes, Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Sim s,' Mrs. Estridge, Mrs. Tedder, h e r' Who know* Sunday school teacher, Mrs. nrown,, MERRIB MATRONS BRIDGE CELEBRATED WITH BIRTH­ and kiutergarten icacher, M rs.1 CLUB. in T ut’a tomb Kipper. there is no doubt about that. But DAY PARTY. oven find that . L E jjD A R j Entertaining In her usual charm­ 8l*ly little tot* enjoyed the men involved through official v SOTJCKi All obituary and thnP H U H !^M i8f°nf °f the *reat?st thin»8 «n the world, connection with T H E J O Y Littlei Miss Antolnettb Eudora the affair. the m atter, ing and gracious manner, Mr's. .M a n In Fort Smith, M »nV n*jJ«ic*rd » of th*nia- reeolutlone as follow ? d pH L®(,ger 8UIt18 UP lt8 view on th e subject whether guilty or Innocent of Hayes, the winsome little daughter -M isses ) M argaret and Fred Walsma was hostess Thurs­ of «n**rt«lnmente where RECEIVES SAD NEWS. nn illegal act, are the appointees t0, Kct M « > a A | 5?*r*** are made, will be charued Martin will entertain, hon- day afternoon a t her home on ♦np»Mir ’^ nd Mra’ J * H* Hayes, en­ did U would serve a number of hor little •fd ra t regular advertising rates. of President Harding. President Word hn* been received by Mrs., vou w nt^M ii?"? gi.vc tke rich gift8 of tangible things Ig their guests, Misses E sther Cameron Avenue, when she enter­ tertained friends most delightfully Wedncs- J. B. Calder of this city of the < >ou would like to give, if you can't afford to put at the Coolidge is obliged to act more IS BUT ONE OF THE DIVERSIFIED MEANS OF RECREATION x\T— 1 Margaret piuffgen, a t tho * '* * ■ “ ** » « « .AaapoATEO r»ti;»s w.y " fle.rntK)n a t her homo on death of her mother in Holland. cautiously and circumspectly than feet of those you love the best and mo3t beautiful things n( of M n. C* A# Anderson, Jr* tained nt bridge, the guests were Myrtle Avenue. The occasion was S. D., on Wednesday. Funeral 1 would be the case If the men were the members of the Mcrrio Ma­ | Elm Avenue. *n lU Lert *.? lh * u#* i ° r rspub»lc.d of b rc„„’o i ba the celebration or Her fifth birth­ services were held nt 10 o’clock , l i ? ? h1 f t0 ?h?w’ you can make the of yourseff, his own nppointccs. fM wears d ispatches : r. trons Bridge Club and one extra T —Mrs. George Davis H art , lo. . !* ° r n o t o therw ise day anniversary. ' Thursday morning in the lU ln n d i credited In th is p k p e r and also the fam«vf innf hn re,8ti?nSr°f. cv*e ry day»in the circIes of the entertain a t bridge a t her tnblc of players. HoBywood bcautv 1 cemetery. Mrs. ^*,lu,:r Caldcr has ONE THING is certain—it is A red and white color scheme -.j-u . llu Mime coior scncmc nas the S tlV ® * ? ’* ' WfcJSRd herein. All Hfnm nV »h the*n°U^ (J of ,)U8lne8s and the office or the mcdeJs faces. If ,t ,'L-, ^dar] be on Sanford Heights nt 8 fortunate for the people that they Quantities of old fashioned gar­ wns carried out in decorating, i,e,artJc,t aympathy of her many re-publlcatlon of special dispatches herein are aUo rexcrvtd. have in Congress such men as it certaintly should tl,e. e tkw J bestowal^ * That K,ft 18 abovc every other in >’our den flowers, including variegated roses nn.i n i n____ >_»__iiricncls hcie. ly—Mrs. A. E. Hill will entcr- mnrigoids and calemlulhs wcro roses and other flowers being of Caraway and Walsh to watch the fcctivcly combined. | Syrncuso boy 0f m ! V at bridge a t her homo on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1921 ASSOCIATION PI.ANNKD. corruptionists, and not afraid to, i hnt 'y e Jjre onb’ P°°r we Choose to be, and the poverty ■lesc. Some day you " * * * <* Lrth Street, honoring Miss 01- w h l ,n^ eC° 2 l n ?, lhL‘ Games of *nil were piayerl played demand the truth and the right , .... — -• — kinds ..cru JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 31—A m atters is the poverty of the inner nature, IUBLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY W Thn canl tab,c• , WtrP placed. • ,, lege campus full oi » I Newman . punishment. anti a number of contests, nlwi*isfl statewide cooperative marketing 01 nurit^ the meagerness and penury of the soul. We have all ftMna° n pa!,sed in Topulnr with little rolks, affunlAl! association SEEK YE THE LORD while He is planned by the Flori­ ............................................. .day—Claaees of Home Hy. ih» ll.'v n i b "B L Kamo of bridge known men and women, distributing blessings, welcome maF v ; *ound, call ye upon Him .'Vnshington rag .k„ for — the illV guests. K14' .l 1On | IM a t a meet S* i da Livestock Association nt ENGLAND IS feeling cheerful, Inc of (July) meet at 4:30 n. Played and the prize for high amusement It’IIU l<! .... I ___ f t back pension. w ' . W while He is near.—Isaiah 55:0c was pinning cigar in Jig g ’s mouth. ing to be held on Feh. r» a t Tampa, MacDonald, the labor leader, 1 at tho Welaka Lobby, acorc, a lustre vase filled with th in S VerAh7 cam?: who could give ,itt,e in the way of things arc picking uJfu^ j »,andies and bonbons were served during the South Florida fair. The praises the Prince of Wales and things. And sometimes, perhaps, they grieved for it gday—Mcmbernhlp committee lowers, was won by Mrs. C E throughout TAXATION the afternoon. At 4:00 executive committee of tlu* organ­ is “respected father, the King,” (] meet at club house a t 4 forgetting th at things mattnr lnn«t nmi ofr«n*i«n.. ____’ m.t & . Wh,l° Jl,u quests prize, a They think 0u td ^ r iif. . and nays the British Empire is all cut glass perfume bottle, was o clock ico cream and cake were ization, nt a meeting here, decided lock. « h apologies to Denver Post) me and tender, are what count supremely. They never served on the lawn. After re­ unanimously to recommend forma­ ing girls, taller. \\ c & t right. It is, probably, for the able awarded Mrs. W. M. Scott. This net? Florida resort city with every advantage of climate, location, freshment* were served nnd tho tion of the co-operative associa­ for ttk Pe°ple. tax with care, standing up in street c itj1 knew the good they did; we could not tell them/ When Englishmen from the King down, At the conclusion of the card POCKET WISDOM. March of Cupids played softly on B|town the multi-millionaire. tion which contemplated n financ­ trained to think through centuries game, the hostess served chicken | | your deeds by good advice, to needed comfort, we sought them out. There was of -fa rm e r, tax his fowl, transportation, building and civic development has become one of the prin­ Firpo. the p rk T u w .. nnd to give was gracefully will V l,i salad,, nut broad, olives, coffee the piano, tho little guests wore ing corporation to comply with the ■in your mind always the end— old a beautiful relationship. Imiit nn in __ .d o g and tax his howl. invited into tho dining room. Here Intermediate Credit Act passed by n movie. Hc will m ,D« i conntrvMnp ' relationship, built up in the South of our M i u ! K an(I Iax nowi. give the Labor Government a fair ntiawberry short cake topped with is of too dear a price*__ cipal attractions in Florida. the m l anil white color itchcme was the Inst congress. and tax her epjr, of a threshing machine 7 ,h*I Ibought chance. m « * M v §between faithful retainers of a houseril'd, trust and take as friend; whipped cream. ttfWin carried out. the bloomin’ mudsill bog. beg. Those enjoying this pretty par, H'-en the Loftdon stock m arket friends I find there be but two; _ Pig* ^»nd tax his xiueal. .irn i* ‘ th°Se W«hnm they had 8ervcd* A little girl, The dining tabic wns covered . sol. fs cheerful, with the railway strike ‘V WSJ® ,«"■ F. It. McPherson, fcuntonance and of effect— lured to womanhood, went back to old "Mammy’’ who Tax his boots, run down at a t heel; nied divorce." No W ? handsome rmbroidcred Carefully and scientifically planned and thoroughly executed to the Bcttled nnd labor sitting in the DANCE Tax his horses. tax his lands, had crooned oyer her infancy, and it was the next excruelty is given. r°r i lose sort first there are enow; Mm FI,? Kd Mark'ii. cloth. Centering tho table was a DINNER high placer without any ea.UhFew are of the other sect. ' ^ ly’ . “ « • nA- J* Bichardson, white basket filled with reil roses Tax the blisters on his hands. FEB. 7,8 P. M. enthe satisfaction of thousands of investors. quake or tornado sweeping away K*,tJ * Holly, Mrs. C. K. In* also the venom, sweet, ™ h t0 ,r,m,*’r ’ack to her own mother. She knew Tax his plow, nnd tax his clothes, and handle tied with large bow of Built n house ... , Henry, Mrs, Harry ls?wis, Mrs, Buckingham Palace. where she was sure of « befriending. Sometimes the Vafty words nnd flnttery. J * r the rag that wipes his none; rod ribbon nnd on one side wan •'^ ’t in Hoquiain, W„ JtkJ . . ’'H MIIV BiUU WUf deceive they bo most meet, H“yry ” ee,» n’ Mlaa Annie Haw- placed Woman’s Club House Tax nis house, and tax his bed, the birthday enko tonnoil is line wood. Bead it - ?*' la fu lS i« lll 0 f» J nt,U(•, '> m° at ° f a11 t d s IK*ak oul o f th e overLOUCHEUR, SAID to be the | best can play hyprocrisy. ki i ’*,Mr*’, . ' V.’ Theodore I^tngley, with iivu Tax the bald spot on his head. awin. Auspices House Committee iiunieti rea candies, v wmm , U cu 10.081 people have visited^IOl.LYWOOD-by-thc-Sea in the past 12 five lljjhtei! red candles, and Mrs. D. L, Thrasher. " greatest financial authority in m« nnu neither ,0f-iih0 min<i amI honrt to a listener whose silence sinlom rule your deed and Tax the ox, and tax the nss, means nn ............... l,,lu where each little guest’s name wns $1.25 each , in c lu d in g D in n e r N'cws from Chicago. means neither an inattention nor an indifference but an r ranee, believes that conditions thought; weeks. • Tax his ‘H e n r y ta x the gas; bath won a coif cun EV*KY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB E k are better all around in Europe, p ll your works be wisely all-compassing safe harbor nnd sure refuge in our time Tax the road that he must pass, T n .i " . . " , K . h” t' “ f , b“b. y ! a n d D ance. rifght. He won it S ' y j j j j l th e fact that the United States wrought. And make him travel o’er the grass. of tro uble, the oho,loo- of „ rock in » » 4 r y laml, the Bill,. C lrl' » i.;mr; t e n ° U» P ,lo n c M rs' H o w a rd O v c rlln . has kept nut of there while pa­ Mrs. A. M. DcForrcst ontertain- each Tax h i cow. and tax the calf, ivewpie doll tie«l with red bow of [ . 9082 f e r r e s e r v a tio n s . green oasis afte r dusty marching days. C orn rold over -i . 1 , ii P * If you haven’t made the FREE sight-seeing trip on our DELUXE tiently postponing payments u f Tax him if he dares to laugh. — __ L UP . 0 1,m,eJnbcM of Every . K. Sutherland, n well known ur Fhlca.o, Vrek Bridge Club most delight­ Europe s ten-bllllon-dollar debt, He Is a common man, so less man of Wnuchuln was in lar a bushel, not a ,|„art *' n r. «■»»?«. fully Thursday afternoon at her ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■■B B B aB iM B B B uninB B B U iiaxuuaB B auuaB aB cancri BUSSES you have missed a rare trent. These enjoyable trips are made has helped. The wise fnther leaves Tax the cuss just ail you can. lity on Thursday. his extravagant son to find out tho Tax the lab’er, but be discreet, n,,v m 'bi. 1 ahon bc th,! «ei/tah Ijlke C0U,,try hon,e near Crystal e x c lu sio n of a hoi m ila g e o r a boundless every week from Sanford. For full information till out nnd mail the con­ value of money by letting him do Tax him for walking on the street. NEW inanity. — ........................ concurn in huFRAGILE FAME I J. Coyne of Chicago, 111., was without it for n while. The spacious home was beauti­ Tax his bread .and tax his meat, I among the business visitors fully decorated with quantities of venient coupon. BY CHARLES HENRY MACKINTOSH Tax the shoes clear off his feet. Wise Uncle ttnm w.il render the narti/a?bf!leSe.rVe f4rj en(,H* we do not want them for the Le City Substantial on Thurs- fragrant yellow jaxumine togeth­ Tax all his hard-earned na per kale; best service to Europe by letting -A parties thej give, the prosents they make, the houses er with potted plnnts. Tax hi«_ pipe, and tax his smoke, Europe realize that from the trou-. “Why J«re those who appeal to appeal to a lower level of intellithey live in; we want them ^e™ ’ U8LH ide them for for thom themselves, Teach him gov-ment fs no joke. .An unusually interesting game she* got into she must get out Iniob emotion ulways better re- gcncc. -o|.M. Willncr nnd E. A. Harmon or bridge was played ami when Tax their coffins, tax their shrouds 'warded, in fame nnd *in money, Tax their souls beyond the clouds, among the busincr.s visitors scores were counted the prize fot HUNDRED AND AND TEN than those^Vh~a'traiy c o n trib u te d - ''*Ut ke.r ? !* -tho. ‘.Hstinction: the . . .ONE . ..--------------Tax all business, tax the shop; t mi „ . The Hats Must Go. e city on Thursday from Jack- top score among the club memlittle Pomeranians—very small the artistic or scientific progress pc'-i/'m ' m * ? . ' wi l ’ a,,‘ 5 “ E " " n w :,rrival in The reply Is w Tax their incomes, tax their socks; nn n lii T » 1Iora,<I of Tuesday announcement hers, a bridge set in leather case _ca' I " ^ cnornl ° n3* «row- £ kite. FOR THIS WEEK V* > V f* \ s r HOMESEEKERS REALTY CO. . was made of VcwV , 'xhlblteAl ia cf hum anity?” ing . ,-a .e r and greater ns the n ly the niime of the Institution in which the friend ha Tax the living, tax tho dead, was won by Miss Katheiine Wily X /' in Snnfnrrl < 1*1. __ . I I . , rk 1 ,a*t week. Enoh This question is perpetually r e ,ientiniei io|J, and more and more l* to. ,,c mad« , » l Samoni. i he atTax the unborn, beroro they’re fed. tnntlnn n? rbCrU8ade, ^ key. Mrs. M. II. Mabry holding . ..H - A * * b e a t - | dog had n nicely dressed lady, peatirg Itself in every field of hu- arc born or taught to understand a h,s ■). Paul Burr.ans has returned ItE lt SEAL RECORDS Every bank claims that the grealesl % \ \ V v Tax the w ater, tax the air, nigh score among the guests, war • after spending the past three Agents for bly to the im U rtaniV of^ 'onm!* ;C <in c°A i* ® C u ,!e(l to° forcl'i I m ? 0 or 'nvner’ wa,chimr the dear nian endeavor, .... , . , , to fPPrpciate; while the work Tax the sunlight, if you dare. fil.12— 12-in. list price $2.01). Kigoletto—Tutte le feste al tempresented n large bath towel. ccntase of Its netv accounts is the result cf the recon Ihs with hor daughter in % n good n m J „ n ,i'1.U , , LOm.I,a,irn of this character. It i:i KiVfr c.?*atuiS. nffecti°nately and '» liy is a custard-pi o p e H °f ‘l,w intelligence never lives h'*Tax them all, and tax them well, pb» (On Every Festal Morning) (Verdi) In Italian, Amelitu Refreshments consisting o! liana. .. _ move and’ .................... should receive the wholehearted mmnnri i more l ,fV l y' $100,000. »Tbo',° ‘Iokh are worth movic comedian paid millions; it.i tiay. mendation of friends. Tax them to the gates of hell. of everyone. . luu " hoIt,hearted support than (.alli-Curci. Puritan!—Polonnise—Son vergin vezzaza pressed chicken, hot rolls, olives, % \ • \ \ % V o HOLLYWOOD LAND AND But close your eyes, so you can't (With Joy My Heart is Bounding) .(llellini) In Itulian and coffee followed by a sweet poverty?^ arah Dl'rnh" nIt (1'M u J i y 1,' , tk® ]vccd .ov®flops the „ O. \ • •(• '• *#„ \ v. leksonvillo was representetl see, Buts are the carriers of many disease Amclita Galli-Curci. course were served at the conciusA<f*r FAB away, in an institucity or com m unitvT bA rr V ,,,M"y Jfcrms and the , . i^ 1 “way, in an institu- , Thursday by T. J. Murray. ion of tho caul ^anu*. The coupon clipper go tax free, *8 lbt! « « n to r of a “Itiiii- t?r’-'* stature tluring th o'brief life- * -' c*irs o f steady /jrn w th h a u le d us to believe that our .lommu tnut ♦un)munity thntrliunof**ni*a harbors the rodents _is sinvitimr oni-!t,ona* ward, you can find lio hu- km given I made his headquarters nt the fi 130— 12-in. list price $2.00. Symphony N o ..", in E Minor—An­ WATER COMPANY —Don I.upton. demies mnv DFnVD . . . ) . nun babies, thrrn n r fnm* nn*•<*<.« royalties running into u ’1 1 ; of the weed, there is u time * * Those enjoying the cordial hoss demies that may prove disastrous.^ i„ „ h Uon t T iP babi<'8’ » « • " r depool tors have told th6;r friends kuun.n. dante Cantahilc—Part I (Tschnikowsky) Stokowski and six figures; while a Lorado Taft , cnmlnir when the oak shall seem a totality of Mrs. Lie Forrest were Save Your M oiside of the question, ruts are great destrnvoru , r th alfh tak,.n.lf c.ar.c. of « whole lot. Ami receives the income of a college *•», touch tho very skies. ,.nd a ' n cy in the V. A smile will help! Philadelphia Orchestra. Symphony No. .r», in E Minor—AnMrs. Forrest Lake, M r s . G. F. the hnhies put together arc “ante Cantaliile—Part II. Stokowski and Philadelphia Or­ «n,l much financial i„», h W J t E . ' ' J T 2 S S : ali je many friends of Mrs. W. S. .Smith, Mrs. James (». Sharon, Mrs. professor? whole warid a t living creatures B V. •> J. W. YOUNG, President hardly worth ten cents; in fact, chestra. Every hour, a golden opporniton will be glad to know that I I\ McCuIler, Miss Katinrine they nro a liability. " h y is the author of “Yea. we , ,l,n'i *»«ven under its branchtu n ity l MILS. J. II. CALDEU, Loral Mgr. T h ifiii;f r “ - r i„Nm : 1) able to sit up after nn ill. Wflkey. Mrs. M. II. Mabry, ami Moral: Bo born i\ F’omprnnian have no bananas!” able l . “clean inK Klory. 0131—12-in. list price $2.00. Symphony No. 5, in E. Minor— | of two weeks. Mrs. B. S, Keelor. u you want to go through life up one hundred thousand dollars » fame he « m atter of numbers n I ' l H l f l f T M fl n n * / x a Valdez Hotel,' Andante Cantaliile— Part III, Stokowski and Philarielnhia One month of tho New Year has r comfortably, in this civilization. • ^ ^ t£ r * £ s i. Orchestra. Snow Maiden—Dance of the Tumblers, (Rimp a m d .. into history. ...W hat havu Sanford, Florida ami Mrs. A. I). Peterson ENTERTAINS THURSDAY rky-korsnkow) Stokowski anil Philadelphia Orchestra. yoli ifcMnpn.-thed worth-while?-" Ired to Daytona Beucli on -A V H EN . UU>UNv b ria r, sPnntSOCIAL CLUB. -o river0, E L E h ' mE h ' « ? EClcralij- f„u„(i „ r„uh;i •>ut to kill nothing stands in their isdiiy, where they spent the 1 DANCE RECORDS ■ s \ " f , ! T k8 atorehouara. Olil IniildinKa often p ro -"'- way. Fur up in the Arctic, two recurring constantly to those who 1‘ C o n n e r Secretary Fnll is com- imorl ---- '->*M iniiiiungs o n e n nroviri D ® ■most pleasantly. Mrs. I’iiul Pczold wns the charm bj « true concention H plaining of poor health. So much I f W W a i t eci-s r s fo th e m . They T h e y aare r e frequently fre u u e n tlv foun fo n m i 1;11 '.Memos Were sentenced to be .ealize thnt the minds of the than the fame of the m n v K ?!??’ A COMMUNITY BUILDER 1023.,— 10-in. list price* 73c. Thnt Lullaby Strain—Fox Trot. ■ forr them. ring 'hostess/. Thursday afternoon ---------------.Benson Orchestra of Chicago. Forgetful Blues-r-Fox Trii'i,' * whei W . . .. uSalentlne u tv ii.iiiv .of .. Milwaukee, ..H I W ilU B t l , . . .hen .... she ...V .entertained m v i IU IIIV U the m e R memR 'IM in unkept, vacant lots where the weeds and hanged for killing white men. One Benson Orchestra of Chicago. 2 - - . S C E is a ? : white man was going F* ^ F 0 “ STER' n. F. WH.TNER, CsiMtf was among the nrrivnis in ‘ of the Thursday Social Club, Eskimo girl, promised lity on Thursday and is stop- honoring two of the club memi m ! » m j ^ s j ! j i g s , 1 n , , , . , , , B. . . __ a a — - i S T S ..................tah o * “ - 1.° .° CCUmU' ntC- N “ ' b*“ b ‘ a rc 19231 10-in. list price 73c. I.ovcv Cnme Back—Fox Ti it. Garn'o. They started th<> bers, Mrs. Fred Brandt and Miss fat the Montazunin. never had n Democratic national ber-Dayis Orchestra. When Mother Sings “Sweet and Low” other whl'c mnn killed Irene Brandt, whose birthdays it convention, but k ho, p S a E f E p t a c o ^ o E h ^ o her of the Mounted —Fox Trot, Tho Manhattan Merrymakers. h . Frances Mills of Lake was. Kf®®,1 fi»t-fights.—Springfield Re­ F° r, Co“R h‘ and Cold*, H ^ l hud made arrests. i, I’a., a •«.* in n iru iltjlll^ B CVLTUI • • • • » •radiuncc •• lrose®, U J l ' * , nsweet n i'l'l is spending several Pink peas 19233— 10-in. list price 73c. Mamma's Gone. Goed-Bye— Fox publican. for(i ? h n . » n f,,r tho d^8truction of every rat in SanTrot—and New Orleans Wigglc-rShimnn Fox Trot, I’iron’s talents towards that end which. Kreatur na the ' ages 'aci ’neS* AMUAa ,f ' a ’ Rheum atar 1 :hs here with her daughter,' n.n(* maiden hair ferns were c f feeHarry Gordon a t her home lively usid in the various rooms. ro H E T w O F ^ s , A . e k O m i a k niost evidently. DrumiMw ^ and AH Achea and Paini .New Orleans Orchestra. The Bok peace plan must have thorough in all respects ^ N o n ^ |U,C*i .ci,ty a,?d sh° u,d 1,0 nnT .. . i t * . . 8 t ________ ^ nntl Tetamruigma .are being hunt*- thing., to them. r.e West Side. In tncditiing room, the table was g reat posaibilities judging from crusade is completed ,So f,;r fame—tho goal of t i .N. 1 Mh‘ilu ‘ Je ,a 1Vo wht?n the f'l f,,r A LL DRUGGISTS what is rich* nccordlaid with n lace doth and centered VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS the rumpus it has raised at Capitol their barbarous ideas. But and Mrs. II. R. Pierce of with a large basket filled with whole will m-c see ttoi 'iiit that he I, th® pt'°I,le JSc snd 65c, jars and tubes hill. um t the health ‘and.‘>Pt‘S property of this ftH citya itjnRis tonecessary |3.17fi— 10-in. list price $1.00. Sinre My I eve lias Gone Away, to ret nn example. . Rapids, loivn, arrived in San- radiance roses and maiden ihnir are protected. Hospital size, |3 .0 0 Lucy Isabelle Marsh. The Wind’s in the South (Scott), ferns. On the other side of the | on Thursday and will spend Therefore .Sergeant Tjnr.re. of Having passed several quiet Olive Kline. “O—■ center piece were the large birth­ t.me hero before going to | ana da’s Mounted Police, ii mnku A y s in Japan without un earth­ day cakes, iced in white and top­ ■points north. ” trip of 2,000 miles carrying IT H A P P E N S A little u n lu ck ily t h a t th e p e rs o n s w ho 1!)2.I2—10-in. list price 73c. Song of Songs, John Steel. Take quake, the legislator* hail to stage ped hold■ ' |* v *« with ****** |pink * i n r \ tapers Iin I I Irose U 5 U IIU 1II* Jhe death warrant. Ho will travel I his Little Itoseliud, John Steel. a private one in the Imperial J)iet. h»™ t h e P , , , t i o n ., 1,0 c o n te m p t m oney , ho n a m e by • ie many frieruln of Miss Taro- Lrti* At 5 o'clock, .dclcious refreshby ocean steamer, dog sled nnd f«me and fortune, they try t , g i v e ‘»re«i|tht and never Van bring | , n BRAN-MOLASSES-BRAN •■■Ill 1 — ! _ _ ». . t _ in n n t j Wno cm in .l 4 U.. ..... [Spencer will be interested to ments wer reived b y the hostess, 10202— 10-in. lift price 75c. Mighty l.ak’ a Rose. Michel GuaikolT. , P.‘ Tho little girl down the street ‘ “ w * 1"® f o r th e p le a ,u r e a i t pro - fanoe, until he gets to the nine* tho world what it wants rather Hiacsa to -.nv n.* v.h k that she is getting along asissted by Mrs. John I’czold and Carry Me Back to Old Vlrginny, Michel Gusikolf. and ‘ho two Eskimos arc safely th™ what it needs. rath° r . tfri ^ , 5’° S ^ who has been rending some of Asa duces.— S h e n s to n e . C OTTON SEED MEAL, PARIS GREEN, ly after an operation for ap- Mrs. Frank Mciseh. hanged. But now let ... .u:____ 11 ni?‘, U30 ‘‘ n,) « ‘reCandler’s love letters, wants to I!)23l—40-in. list price 73c. You May lie Fast But Your Mam­ After tho refreshments, the hon­ licitls on Monday. know why the coco cola mnn didm as Gonna’ Slow You Down, Aileen Stanley anti Billy i' ull Line oi Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feed] ored were each presented with a If I catch the conscience of America we'll lead the world f r t m anufacture honey instead. , Murray with Tho Virginians. Promise Me Everything. Ir. ami Mrs. S. J. Heigh of She- large box, which, when opened -o to outlaw w ar.-P resident Harding. ... .v?r Get Anything Blues, Stanley and Murray with The |an, Wis., who nre spending the was found to contain several t w,aH degrees below zero a* \ irginians. smaller ones, in the last box, was ler at various points in thia Lpnine s funeral. 1*umiamentalists an engraved ring set with their p. arrived in Sanford on Thursa re wondering how the premier birtliduy stones. I for a brief sojourn. ■tood the violent change of an Each guest was presented a AND THIS IS AMERICA climate.—Plant City Courier. incredibly beneath them. Hut t„. the good will of their fellows, c*r«rt to get food to them, us to |r. an.i Mrs. H. C. Pemberton, corsage of sweet peas and ferns N. F. C. OF A. BULLETIN th liver that death warrant in time other man in the whole history of born and yet t o be. Jacksonville, have arrived and as favors. m y r t l e a v e . a n d it ii st . The conditiou of the Dixie High­ otter:, c u t has had *„ deep for the hanging. Is it not well for those who arc nuikf Sanford their home. way from Daytona to Vero is a insight into the wclllsprings „f Ont* man provides for his famJNO. w . SNEED DUPLICATE BRIDGE. ■ * Hn* grade school because tliev dmPemberton will be remember about to choose a life work, to disgrace to the state. It is giving ily—nineteen do not. human conduct. No other to go to work. J h'1'*RHONE 33!) " E LIVE to bo older i n these **u*r has been able'to tap’s*, many ccnsill‘ Kirs Frances Chappell. visitors the wrong impression of ccnzidirr those thoughts? 11 1he last American census pre­ SANFORD, FLORIDA. One of the most delightful of the ) () n ; m o n e y b a c k i f you ari| Florida. J --- -------But ten per cent of the men in days than we used to—with all ro- of those springs a t will. sented some startling facts. That many social affairs of Thursday ■■ ■ ■■ aR aaaaaaaH iB H B aB aH B B X ]a»H K aaN vaani]a«aH H K uaxH »il Lovell of New York a r­ spect to Methuselah, who was an J ) , /"V* n o t s a t i s f i e d part of the tabulation relating to America leave any estate. centuries f„r th il here Thursday nnd joined his was the bridge luncheon given by Bishop McDowell, speaking bo- home hr~ economic* ---' shows * world at large to know this al, lilt a condition Thirty-five per cent of the nn- exception. CLOGGED TMROATc. |ly, who are visiting Mrs. Mrs. George Knight at her home fqyo the Anti-Saloon League, re­ in the average American hoim ............... ..............., d.Hn 8 widows are in want nn.i m 3 fcrtwiutthf JlTs parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. on Magnolia Avenue, the guests cently declared, “The nations </ that is little short of criminal nog- ,lln.V‘y IH!r rent are without the m ilk and butter fats faspprll, at their home on Cel- being the members of the Dupli­ tne world cannot live together half Icct. This statement docs not in Mr,"nury comforts of life. ,L The oP hoy himself—Oh rolled in crispy, meaty nuts, cate Bridge Club. I Avenue. drunk and half sober.” But isn’t anyway apply to condition* that Life insurance in America has The color motif of red, suggest­ it better for then, to be half drunk maintain during the life nnd earn­ reduced pauperism thirty-three per aad half sober, than dead drunk? ing power 'of the average man rent If- ami Mrs. S. S. Baumol are ing the Valentine season, was ar­ Henry! Haven’t you met and then thickly covered since 1880. 1 ffteil to arrive here Friday tistically carried out in every de­ but relates solely to that tiinu Kirint,*! :3i Prot/m) Only , seven j.cr cent of the eco­ ^H an fo rd and Seminole countv when tho bread winner dies or ....... from New York, where tail. Baskets anti bowls of red him yet? Well, lie’s here. with a rich, miik chocolate! fCBtaiMrtcr* than lit. DIGESTIBLE nutriwti _fF-K nomic. hvalue of human life in Am­ get some excellent advert!*- han advanced to an tiuv when ho erica have been for the past few sweet peas were used in both liv­ K „ ,h will be hut fow ’hu Lougl. Nyrup (Greotot.sl), .1 ‘pc Madison .Nqmire Garden must perforce give his Job to u unco. s covered with life insuVGeneral Wingate, aged 84, an re contribute to tho reward in l«i purchasing spring goods for ing ami dining rooms. Centering *tralnbr:. lm< king :r„| r the small luncheon tables were red exhibit in New York next month. younger man. I oauniol Specialty Shop. no.. the --- appreciation ------ . . ‘ of} ihiabl* autikoptic action. IJest r,0„ And everybody that lias met money; and ,! ° working lawyer, used to take nionev* Ummm - nimm-mmm! but R fery resident of the county ' baskets holding sweet peas and . A.ftf r ,rt,a‘,inK ‘His summary esmany generations must amuntinct*n Sr f',r c.’Us, brouebit", Here are some of the most out­ checks to be cashed to Mr. Stew­ iHpuId do his share in • making • • -this •y sljpuld ferns. Marking the places were F.rs* Robert Knox Finlay and U‘‘ l th.ro1"‘;h a „ Government urt’:, bank 70 years ago when Win- Uite to equal the fjtr.ie "secured ! standing results us shown by that him,says lie’s THERE! Says it’s imod! exhibit a success. *wr, Mrs. Waters of Atlanta, heart shaped place cards, and the overnight hy one who mtad,.* his I *:.-u«i:L UCdMUL At Join last census: r e r e ^. .’ l ^ ‘ ‘,o you..lhi"k«.f your future old age or the safety "of Kate wa* nn office boy. j *nd Airs, William Berry of nut cups and other appointments Out of every twenty husbands your family? Are you one of the A Detroit Woman recently ntIfka, were tho guests of Mrs. were also in red. At 1 o’clock, a lie’s the sweetest fellow that And if you like good candy, and it* Just now General Wingate i ingate is tqpipted suicide by shooting. She and fathers only one provides forr [ 'm n who provide for Tdd age and n e r tc u a s Tenet* Bavclift Thursday at hor tempting five course luncheon was ini shooting and he is still one of c a a H*-J *“ ‘rfn ::a a u L.5ilE auciji:B jtaaB ai(B is now reported well on the road ht i ' n),? “ n i:1" fan" ,y u.fU’r ,l"a ,h * the fnmi,y. or are you one of "he vou want to know why ELEVEN the beat shots in America. n a a n z i ii I* on Seventh Street. Mra. served. ever came to town! to recovery. We have never made _ *'D»hs million women in America nineteen who do not? After luncheon, a spirited game PY will he rcmcmborutl as Miss MILLION PEOPLE say “Oh Henry!” ‘n j experiment but feel inclined to must work to live. of bridge was played, when scores q I-nu Waters. , y ° ur "“ ‘ret way. if you „ re n H o o le n a n -C o le " E SOON shall live a great deal every month in the year, why just .Sixty-nine men out of every one latncr, believe thnt a suicidal attempt were counted it was found that And it’s so, too! Oh Henry! to .safeguard your future* longer than we t|o now. Every And should result in unqualified 8uc- nuntil cm| reach seventy yearn oh! and your Y‘ >u go and get a bar and bite into it. Mrs. A. 1*. Connelly ami Mrs. F. Home Electr! M. Born and sister, Miss Kate family with the safest without a dollar. CCfS. r 1 ‘" hf ,,n‘I V/atcr IManta ami nio:t satisfactory system of other animal lives to nt least ten “ Atlanta, Ga., who have J. Gonzalez held high scores and . is just the best candy that* Vou never tasted such a candy be­ o - - *— Eighty per cent of the children protection, Bargain Dept. given silk lingetie. times the age nt which it repro­ is by obtaining a cerPI fore! Try it at home—sliced! In t i KUC3‘s ^ r' an<* ^Irs * were ■R A rth u r Brisbane didn’t ll)l!HS who enter school at six years of Mra. Knight’s guests were Mrs. I'I- Henley nt their home on duces its species. Why shouldn’t when he said Roosevelt would have « « » - s wo,; b > ......... . ever melted in your mouth! F. J. Gonzalez, Airs. Frank Miller, K n,h,..n F .t “ “icF:,!(l.n!!* ' V« « O rlllin FV Avenue, left Friday on the man live ta one hundred ami fifty a b a ttle sh ip on its way to France c,rlc Wotora, Spray Carls, r b r Jacksonville, where they Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. Mrs. R. A. Men, Women’s, Children’s Shoes ns high as $9.50 Find it at any store that sells good to, bring Sinclair homo. IIu would I’-’icaiion Outfit* M “ minimum ? He’ll do it. Fam­ J *p( r.d several days before* go- Newman, .Mrs. Sam Puleston, Mrs. Rich butter cream, dipped also take the Senate investigating candy. All you have to do is say; ilies will he smaller. going tor George DeCottes. Hanford, Fin their home. committee around to the hospital M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S “Oil Henry!” and reach for the Temporary Address to*see just how aick thia man Fall in a luscious,chewy caramel, Sin e ss WOMEN’S LUNCH­ DINNER DANCE. T,IK N EW SPAPERS tell you y ,0M >V. FIRST ST. sweetest dime you ever spent! is. I5y IRVIN S. COBB EON. TELEPHONE COI-W I that “ tho modern gay life, danc­ On next Thursday evening nt 8 s rB c u c a c a a e x n ^ i^ a I fegular weekly luncheon of ing. cigarette, late hours” Killed *U* couldn’t have been more 1troubled. T.-nr. rns/i governor Hardee has nut the ban o’clock, the house committee of 3T ‘-sc.-3L:cMk:*B-r:BnL-ataoaBnaB«a«» | Szntord Business Women’s •Miss Hurtling, an unfortunate ? n.F b°X«n» bouttt at Miami, lie than six « » B * w x B « a s s a a l:tK 5 — v at the Lu-Bcth Cafe- the Woman’s Club will give a din­ tells tho officials there that the Oil committed suiiW.'- held Thursday at noon. ner-dance, nt the club house, for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday room a n a B a a x a a a n H * law must not be violated. Wonder S Phone IS8______ 0' a " " ”a " = The facts prob(a number of interesting'sub- the purpose of raising money to if the governor ever heard of the minal. come out. If they weru discussed .and it was buy a number of things needed for Bradley Club a t Palm Beuch?— al him. Phune J98 Only Three Days that the next social m eet­ the club house. undoubtedly show F o rt I^iuderdnle Herald. ful pictur., » h a , wuh h i. yciiow Ml..™ «nj: h „ , « 'There will be booths where fa­ . ' , " weeks from Thursday, TJero are officials much closer cuils, his great brown eyes and n to him rte •aeiiiime „f Miss Elizabeth vors of all kinds will be sold, spe­ to I aim Beach than tho governor A s’aiti'comfor't'ingly'r * . ^ e r r ^ l ™ " U ,' “ **">J H ..I, ,0 d . with the will be in the nature of cial favors for special dances will Knr h l l Y ^ T ' ‘'llL ' * ,cauty’ . “ ri,1H she who are deaf, .dumb und blind . U'1 *,our " r more he I “ Why. what's the mnttni- u be provided, provided. nAss this uns is lI-oup *» i* rear, party, the club members bo about said club.—Ocalu Stur. little VZ J *,rl’“ tra*edy* remained there, a solitary little fellow?” 1 r’ " the Indies nre requested to bring Mfien a young woman kills herL d w ‘"r ‘he County Nurse’s And the governor of Florida has figure of patience. Then, of a their pocketbooks. so that they can F ktuiet. ~i ■ „ , , — * — - 1 “ My ‘ mamma lost me—that’s self there is something more than the power to remove said officers sudden, E. J. Smith, Jacksonville it became evident to the w hat/’ ho sobbed. "1 told the Jam buy favors for the men. I*»bers present a t Thursday’s a cigarette involved. Usually it v\ i f they do not do their duty. Hou.Si-hoh] C * , ,,innKj * ^ admiring spectators that he was fool Tho price $1.25 per person, fool she she would would."” lire is |y |n w'ere Miss Elizabeth Mus­ is a man. „ WHOLESALE AND Distributor for the State of Florida INC. I *<s Agnes Berner, Miss Mell which includes both th6 dinner and Transferred A n v..S h ? Ttrunks UaffffaSj t l m A v e n u e a n d C o m m ercial S t r e e t _____1 ' 1 ... \ Zto ra"ghcrc Any Time ■lie S Meekin, Mrs. John the dance. oFr reservations phone P h o n e 9 4 i« S e Next to Woolworth. W1' Mrs. Porter Wakefield, Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin, 9082. No i*rtnur Marshall, Miss Min- reservations will lie taken after ^vtO. ’ Tuesday evening, February 0. * B aB H nnnoo-" » M n i n « n « n a i i W i l _____ RmM As Brisbane Sees It •w—• — ___ I f y o u c a n 't be a genius, or a field marshal of b it buslH ard on Coolfdfe. ‘S uTr ^ a . Second c U s, M,t,~ n>. “J ? f tH® 80C,al 0T 0 W izard ° f Kiffc-JM*.. «1 til* Poe*offiet a t •“*»«*, or ti.« admitted leaner in one of the learned pro­ Europe More Cheerful. « « - • > *” o f M arch fessions, you can be a friend. \ F ■k “ m t ?* Prize Pomeranians. •,,,c thought; muuKiu, so ho well wen expressed expres This fine by the Philadelphia When We H u s Men. I* ***■*! COMM. ’ ........... . U s ?a.U8e for reflection on the real meaning of ining 01 CopJ. rtmit, 19S3 Sflowian ** ■®WAMD S»n' BRNO Irf.TrMm. hip per ^ “ ‘0n<l'hipoi i K E 5 B K £ * * H U M lh Ah applied THE POSITION of President W ^n t0 ,mf ny until « » ‘ cld ,Mt l» applied. . ■ W 'C M ir n o s it a t m i ^ i crtune overtakes us and our “good weather” Coolidgc in the oil scandal is not pleasant or easy. ~ He will do his 2 - I ' V v- *J.,°°* 8'* Month* II.lt S f i n d i n g ' I ® a t ,ea8t have the wonderful privilege wllY'iK n«.Ct.y ,,jr Carrlar per duty thoroughly In' his own way: •M il 15c. Week)- Edition IS l*er of finding out,just who our real friends are. .TOM SB ► V m H O L L Y W O O D , f A - r W )' BY-THE-SEA ( T 1. • js s x r r & is * * “ W h a t ’s a t I Victor good bank?” Records I sssT ^ z&’r r ' r 8HRST M HATIftW Af D RA ilN If AlIUHflL flU . £ T & M ssr* SSSL h i m ih iu l .4 m i i Who? u ijiv is 4 1 4 4 Why- SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. It- I The Yowell Co. I enry DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED II L, ft SEE THE WINDOW nian Company $2.90 Ffeedifwetand dry and. £rowem a pound a month IO c A Fine Candy Q U IC K S E R V IC E Lloyd Shoe t r a n s f e r J — 1 , I J «r„ •SS �F- READ Wordi SA VE j ADVT. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. EVERY BOY A N D GIRL IN SCHOOL .SHOULD START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT The Cash Feed Store A Full Line of Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feeds — In the — Your Money Rack If You are not Satisfied. Isn’t that fair? SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK Phone 639 Myrtle Ave. and 4th St. 1One Dollar Will Start It Money in the Hank is a Real Comfort R. C. B O W E R When You Buy In Our Store You Get Prompt Attention And tho fairness of our price.-* will please you so well that you will come here for everything thnt you need in our line. GONZALEZ GROCERY COMPANY k PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST THE REXALL STORE MERCHANTS SPECIAL MATINEES Rest of Drugs Imported Perfumes Stationery EASTMAN KODAKS AGENCY Ctgaru Sodas 277— Phone—277 “ EVERYTHING GOOD TO EA'f** Save Your Bread Wrappers and Go To The Matinee Free as Our Guest. WE WILL GIVE A FREE THEATRE TICKET FOR EVERV TEN WRAPPERS RETURNED TO M I L L E R ’S B A K E R Y Don’t say Urend: Insist on the REST hy saying Miller's “ Butter-Nut” * 7 At The MOaneTheatre EVERY SATURDAY FOR EIGHT WEEKS COMMENCING SATURDAY, FEB. 2ND Through the co-operation of the progressive and wide-awake Merchants of Sanford whose business cards appear in this advertisement, the MILANE THEATRE Management will run a series of PHONOGRAPHS PLAYER ROLLS SHEET MUSIC PIANOS SPECIAL FREE MATINEES FOR EIGHT WEEKS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 112 Magnolia Tuning Records Repairing PLU.MIUNG iw hihci mm -mi-M-flnii ?•* COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PHONE 9 JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE YOU CAN GET:— CIGARS, TORACCO AND STATIONERY, MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS Our Fountain Service and Light Lunches are the best In town. OUR “HOUSE* is OPEN when— the other fellow has gone Home. II. E . W AG NER-------- P ro p s .----------JO E REIZENSTEIN Phone 113 MAHONEY-WALKER CO., INC. |l THE0.J. MILLER & SON n u /i g ?\ t io n WK L ,S ENGINES ------I’ll.MI’S MOTORS • / We 'Appreciate Your Business EAT THE REST l*e Sure to Get It While It is Fresh WE KEEP GOODS MOVING They Are Fresh Special Feature Productions Have been booked to be shown at these Special Matinees and a SURE-FIRE treat Is in store for every one, young and old, who may attend these per­ formances. Anyone making a purchase of one dollar or more will he entitl­ ed to a ticket granting FREE admission to the MILANE THEATRE any Saturday afternoon. Children can secure tickets hy saving Miller’s Bread Wrappers and Chero-Cola bottle caps. ,.Tickets can. be obtained any day, ONLY fr'am thesfc Merchants tvhA tire displaying WINDOW CARDS Issued hy the Business Men’s Booster OUR BEST ADS ARE NOT WRITTEN THEY ARE WORN MC KINNON - MARKWOOD CO. Furnishers to Men Who Know. WIGHT BROS. CO. “THERE’S A MAN AT THE CURD TO SERVE YOU” Pure Soft Water for Radiators and for Washing Cars Out of Town Folks are invited to come in Early on Saturday; do Your Shop­ ping and go to the Show Free. Doom open at 3:01). Show sta rts at 3:30. LET’S GO. SLAUGHTERING PRICES We nre offering 25 per cent discount on High Grade J HWELRY, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS, HAND PAINTED CHINA AND FRENCH IVORY. SPECIAL— 10 per cent discount «n all Diamonds. Largest stock in the city. 200 pieces of CUT GLASS ut $1,00 each. Prices that you must see to appreciate ALI. OVER T lltf WOULD PIGGLY WIGGLY THE DIAMOND PALACE YOWELL COMPANY 307 E. First. “VIOLET BRAND SALE” F. Weinberg, Prop. P. A. MER O llegins Wed., Feb. (ith, closes Sat., Feb. 9th General Repairs on all Make of Cars. V. Special Prices on all the WHEN IN TROUBLE Call Us Day Phone 394 or Night phone 596-J. New Spring Merchandise OUR HATTERY DEPT. IS ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU. Cor. Magnolia and Second St. DRINK CHERO-COLA KENT VULCANIZING WORKS There’s None So Good PHONE 17. \ \ e will give a FltKE Theatre Ticket for every 20 bottle CAPS returned to Plant, Weleka Block. Hood and Goodyear Tires. Storage—Gas and Oil Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Call and see us----- Commercial St.----- East of Valdez Hotel C O L E M A N ’S PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. GIFT AND STATION Ell Y SHOP 207 MAGNOLIA ----------j ---------------------- PRONE I0I-J Children’s Imoks and the Latest Fiction—Greeting Cards— Office Supplies. Let uk ^ A rtistic Fixtures Power and Light Wiring ,;?»• v ;,T i plan your next Party Decorations. **»•■** THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. ' T O ^ iT H E W O N D E g H O iS E fm LLve l »a X*2§t fey We have our Spring supply of New Crop Seed arriving daily and can serve you as well as any scedmen anywhere, in fact, We feel We urs on the ground here and can give better satis­ faction, knowing the needs of this section, belter than (irms distantly located. We also have a complete line of Flower , Puts for any purpose. Call and sec our stuck before buying. Expert Repairing ESTIMATES FURNISHED 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 113 “ Everything for the Office." IH£«0H«NUIMW MAXI N O - Dependable AppHances-National Mazda Lamps. This picture Will be shown nt the Merchants Matinee, also Saturday Night. REMEMBER: YOU CAN GET FREE TICKETS BY TRADING WITH ANY OF THESE MERCHANTS SHOES HOSIERY "That’s All" Lloyd Shoe Store, Inc. Sanford. Fla. BUSINESS MEN’S BOOSTER CLUB OF SANFORD, FLORIDA �■»‘/•■‘a ; the LiZ M BANrtF*P1)AILY HKKAmVttPAY, FEBRUARY f t h e R E *S A TI ME FOR ALL THINGS” b u t n o w i s t h e t im e t o u s e h e r a l d w a n t a d s [ganford Daily Herald (ANT-AD RATES. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS ARE YOU - losing an opportunity to sell yaur property by not using sAufiAGE for sale—Pure jmrk WANTED—Tq get in touch with the Herald Want Ads. The cost FOR SALE FOR SALE—Beautiful . bungalow sausage smoked with oaw wood. the owner that has from 300 to is small, the results great. Hernld lo^ kphniied aria, w i l l br r r on corner lot .most desirable 35c |b., postpaid. No order n c 1,000 acres of unimproved land Wants will work for you quickly. Iffltrii from nnlrnaa a n il m i . Ford Sedan F. Lane. ’ • ccpted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ for sale. Write full particulars. Lo s t —Tuesday a. m., brown I Jrrior « r « l I m n f t f l m r l r f » r faction Ruarnnteed. Mrs. Enoch FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock I pajaii'nb Griffith-MIlllcrtVi Co. 403 1st Nat­ lenther traveling hag between " Ford Touring' in celery pelta. Number one Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. d ! P. No ........ - ............. 10* a lin e ional Bank Bldg. fit Orlando apd Del-nnd. Firlder please ll* ■flair* --------------------— n lln r vegetable land, $1250.00. f Wa R t SD—To rent a t once, for 3 notify H. C,*Moshcr, Fair Hnven, Chandler Trmrinji ■flair* - ........................ nr a l ln r 0( 4 months, four rooms, down, N. Y.. nnd receive rich reward. . | flair* —........... — : jl r a l ln r ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree Large house close In, 10 rooms, stairs, furnished, Address R. W. I Knee T y p e d o u b l e a b o v e i J Dodge Touring MONEY t s i IBest j?r cent «h. two baths, two screened porches; • Ffclr*. Tree lllackberrles. invest­ Griffith, 403 First NnU. Bank bldg Send this nd nnd ten bents to fruit trees, desirable place location k , rnlurril d ate* arq for ronments, highest profits, quick reHudson Touring Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., K r u t l v e Inarrtluna. turns, quality plants. Original in- for apartment, $5500, terms. LT n i ril* o f nverngp length FOR HOME AND STABLE Chicago, III., writing your nnme r rP rou n tn l a llnr. Scripps* Booth Touring nnd address /dearly. You will re­ One three room-cottage a t GintS £ V A,l“f,cd’ Vnlrvnitn c h a r g o 30c fur Oral The extraordinary Borosnne ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S dcrville, just finished, $850. Best' SPECIAL NOTICES W rtfon. Cleveland Touring treatment for fish wounds, cuts, HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND ailu-rtlnlmr la restricted to 1bOK SALE.—DeSoto paints ^ nd of terms. vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty » - p. r c la s sific a tio n . sores, galls, burn* and scalds is for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, Oakland Touring mi i T r t t r la m a i l c T h e S a n Works, soIe_ngcnts. 15-l-tfc Two city lots on Heights. High and just as effective in the stable ns also‘ free sample pnekago of FO­ - j ll r a l d w i l l In* r e s p o n s i b l e in the home. Hprsc flesh heals LEY’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ UNDERWOOD onlv iitir I n a n r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , BUMcil GRApfcS, tree"bluebcrrics dry location. Cheap. with remarkable speed under its lant for the kidneys, ami FOLEY KENT VULCANIZING WORKS TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT , advertiser, for nuhsequent and blackberries—nil varieties WHERE USED CARS ARE powerful influence. The treatm ent CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ ^rllmis. T h e o ff ic e ahotild he suitable* for homo and commercial THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. ALWAYS BARGAINS Klflul I m m e d ia t e ly i In rnsu of is the same for animals as for High class Underwood Typewriter^’ L. Allen, Mgr. planting. L a te s t nurseries. Viirstipation nnd Biliousness. These humans. First wash out infectious for rent to reliable pnrtfcs. orous, well rooted plants insure Wonderful remedies have helped *f' T d AIIVRBTIHK11H. germs with liquid Borosonc, and Jr . ‘T ‘ them ' Sold good early profits. For full in- FOR SALE—Attractive bungaL lltrald r e p r e s e n t a tiv e ihorSPECIAL BARGAINS the Borosonc Powder tomnletcs ml,llonV ’f peop,e’ Tty *hC ' Underwood Typewriter Co. low, modern, a bargain, terms. »hl> fam iliar w ith rates. rule.* formation and illustrnted catalog 1923 Dodge touring, almost new Ihc healing process. Price (liquid) o'ccywhcro 15 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue, | classification. w ill g lv o you No. 9, write Southern Adapted 1923 Dodgu Panel Delivery like spiel e Infornintlon, A n d ir 30c, 00c nnd $1.20. Powder 30c o f C o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a g a i n s t Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. i v M i. th e y w ill a s s is t yo u In and 00c. Sold by Union Pharmncy. y o u t h a t y o u n a v e o r c l a i m s o m e new. aril Inc you r w a n t a d tA make- W*!1 tS ALK—kgry uash Register. Dodge touring, 1921. N o T M ’B. In lisreliy g l v » n t l i a t o n I n t e r e s t In t h e s a i d d e s c r i b e d p r o p ­ fjnore e f f e c t i v e , . n m l u n t i l n o o n , K e b r u n r y l ! t l i . A. Dodge Roadster, 1919. e rty . You. a n d e a c h o f y o u . tire Cost |60 when new. Will sell ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS I*. 1!i2l, I, t h e tin d e r* lg to il T r u s t e e I H [’O U T S A T N O T IC E . IT d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ t h e r e f o r e r e q u i r e d a n d o r d e r e d t o Dodge 1922 touring. cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald In l l i i n k n i i H c y nf t h e e s t a t e o f T , Sleep I Adv itinera ahould g i v e their e s t u n d e r t h e c o l d J . I*. A r n o l d , d e ­ h e a m t a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r C i r c u i t Dodge 3-4 ton truck. office.___________ It. l.e tlinvlL l n n d II. I .e l h o v i t l . d o ­ c ea se d , o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o p e r ­ C o u r t nt t h e E o u r l H o u s e n t S a n ­ »ft ‘>r p o a to fflce a d d ress ns i n g hu*lnefM n* t h e S p e e l a l t y S h o p Two Dodge tourings, 1920. a.* tholr ph on e n um her If “I wish to say thnt FOLEY t y . h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : A ll p a r ­ f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e first M o n d a y b OH SAI.E—Ilhode Island eggs n t H a n f o n f , K lo r ld s . w i l l r e c e i v e 1922 Hupmnbilc touring. t i e s e l n l m l n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r H e n r y In F e b r u a r y , A. DJ 1931. t h e s a m e *y .1. *lro result*. A b ou t one for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. h i d * iipnti t h e s t o c k a n d f i x t u r e s , PILLS worked O. K. on me In n H. H a n f o r d , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e h o l m t h e It Ft d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. id,r "lit o f n thousand has ii Lexington Lark (sport). c i t h e r In p a r t o r In w h o l e p f t h e couple of hours and the pains left Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue s a i d e s t a t e : h c e r t i f i e d c h e c k f o r In t h e p r o p e r t y herein after d e ­ D. 1911, t h e n a n d t h e r e t o p t a k c Irphoiie, nnd t h e o th ers can’t National touring, 6 passenger. mo a t once. I took a couple of of C o m p la in t s c r i b e d : i I c r t n o t e Klli'n H a n f o n l . I n ­ a n s w e r t o t h e Bill jnmnuleato w ith y o u unless Sanford. Phone 3303. M-tfp’ te ll p e r c e n t ( l n r / r ) „ f t h e A m o u n t ................ “Fort! rd truck. Worm-drive d i v i d u a l l y a n d o s E x e c u t r i x n n d h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u . un it h e r e ­ know yotir address. them In the nfternoon, went to bod Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 oh fh l.t h e hid m u s t _ n c c o m p i in y ei a c h and had a good night’s sleep and T r u s l r o u n d e r tl>« l a s t w i l l a n d i n f a ll p o t e ls e s a i d b i ll w i l l be I .111 i l l s r o n t l n a a n r r M l ' S T b e e n t of H e n r y H. H a n f o r d , d e ­ t a k e n a* c o n t e s t e d a g a i n s t y o u f o l ­ Chandler touring. Sanford Ave, before buying l l . Y. I l K V X O L n S . | ats’le In p e r a o n a t T h e Knnhave slept good ever since,” writes ct ee sa tsaem d . If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a ll l o w e d by lllnal d e c r e e . Ford touring, 1922. T r t i s l c o In l l a n k r u p t c y . Ifaril llr r n l il o f f lr p . o r h y I r l stoves. We will savq you money. Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r Hie It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t l t a t t ills Hand nulhlln ir, [trr. T rlrpb nn e d U ro n tln Huick touring, 1919, 7 passangcr. We also repair stoves of all kinds) said t l e r t r u d e E l l e n H n n f o r d , Inn o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d III t i l e H a n f o r d F o rt Wayne, Indinnn. FOLEY . .. . Orlando, Kin. lia r r * ar e n o t v a l id , Buiek touring, 1918. iiinl a s E x e c u t r i x »«V! grnfnnoias nnd sewing machines! D a l ly H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ I*. O. Ilnx No. 1S10. PILLS are a diuretic stimulant fnr Trul*t»i. >i four: o u s, P r o m p t . E f f i c i e n t T r u s te r u n d e r th e last w ill and Rco Speedster Truck, 1922. H a nford. S em in o le C ou n ty . _________________________ llM-tfc the kidneys nnd will incrcnse their t e s t a m e n t o f H e n r y H. H a n f o r d , d e ­ eFdl o rIn. S ervice. id a, once each w eek fo r a p e ­ Light Ford Trucks. FOR SALE-i-Misslonnfy straw­ CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 WORTH activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold c e a se d , o r o t h e r w i s e In t h e p r o p e r ­ r i o d of e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . 1917 Buiek tnuring. t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : Y o u a n d everywhere. W I T N E S S m y h a n d n n d o f f l r l a l berry plants well rooted, care­ 1 1-2 ton International truck. e a c h n f y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o s e a l of o f f i c e a t H a n f o n l , H e m i n o l v MONEY fully packed, 50c per hundred, W ANTED a n p e a r t o t h e h i ll o f r o m p l n l n t In f o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h i s t h e 7 t h d a y • SANFORl) MOTOR CO. $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n M o n ­ o f D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1923. Dodge Dealers. Send this ad and ten cents to In th * I’lrrult I’u n rl o f S ruilnn lr tday. t h e Fth d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1931. IISCELLANEOUS Co., Tallahnssee, Fin., Route C. Foley (HEAL) E. A. D O t’tlLAHH. KliirlilnIn I h n n r r r v . Phone 3. & Co., 2831\ Sheffield Ave., t t h e C o u r t h o u s e lit t h e C i t y o f C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . t i l IKT TITI.K. jJTEH—Your old furniture, EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd Chicago, III., writing your name F r e d TI t. l l .lW. ilTO H a n fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , SALK—FnTnklin touring Heininoln C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , FOR l In ms, C o m p l u l n a n t , salil c a u s e a s u i t t o q u i e t t i t l e In repairing. Cnll H. S. Pond, and address clearly. You will re­ jtny people in Sanford would llv: A. M. W e e k s . D. O. cnr. See Ed Matthews, Sanford Vs. i to buy second hand furniture, phone 225 or Peoples Bank. , Buiek Co. E lI x A h e t h tv. C l a r k . If liv i n g , anil t h e r n m t d n l u l , F r e d T. W i l l i a m s . In HCH E L I . E M A INKS. ceive n ten cent bottle of FOL­ a n d t o t h o s e c e r t a i n l o t s , p i e c e s o r Soli cito r fo r Complainant. irtise your stmre pieces in the ____________ 179-tfc EY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ If d e a d , t h e lhaeiirm*a, n dt se v ui snede es ,r gt hr ae n tseaei ds ' ' j n o r c e l s o f l a n d s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e B e g i n F r l. 12-7-23 . r u n o n F r i d a y s 1922 DODGE touring, in good con­ Jil Want Ads nnd sell them NO person need become bald- POUND for coughs, colds and | nEml ilz aobtehtehr ctV. C l a r k , d e c e a s e d . In- ! B o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r i b e d n s i f o r 9 ilini'H. dition, bumpers, live good tires, w s : “ B e g i n n i n g nl t h e N o r t h - I _:kly. I’hone 1-18 nnd the wnnt headed. I have a newly invent­ hoarseness, also Iree sample pack­ ( c r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e * efoa lslo car run 1(1,000 miles. Easy terms. t c o r n e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r ­ ■department will be glad to in- ed machine that prevents same. ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic I n v o l v e d In till* s u i t : { Griffith-Millicnn Co., 403 1st Nntt e r o f f l e c ti o n T h i r t y t w o (3 2 ), NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ A. K. C l a r k . If l i v i n g , n n d If deoil, I "l your ad. ______ Wonderful for adding new life and stimulant for the kidneys, nnd FQX lntcen tit*) South. tionnl Bank Bldg. MEETING. t h e heirs, d e v ia te s, g ra n te e s , nnd | T o w n sh ip I t a n g e T h l r t v I (tin E a s t , a n d r u n ­ S'TKD—To buy several pieces growth to hnir. Stps gray hairs. LEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for o t h e r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r t h e s a i d A. Notice is hereby givch thnt an g W e s t FIV " (Ti) c h a i n s , t h e n c e . furniture including dressers Price $2.50. Write for pnrtieu- Constipation • and Biliousness, K. t ’l a r k , d e c e a s e d . I n t e r e s t e d III, Sn in outh T w c n t v . f o i i r (31) c h a i n * : adjourned meeting of the atockJ beds. Whnt hnvo you 7 Ad- lars, S. S. lloyd, I.nurens, S. C. These wonderful remedies have tl hi des l as un di ts: a n d p r e m i s e s Ii n v o l v e d In t h e n c e E a s t F i v e (T.) c h a i n * . r " 'l hofdtrs of the SANFORD MORT- HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH ii^llo'c 1*00. care Hernld._____ Try T w c n tv -fo ttr 121) ] GAGE LOAN COMPANY, will bo MELLON SEED—Tom “ Watson, helped millions of people. II. F. M c C a b e , ( o t h e n v l s e k n o w n | | ' s s p i , N o r t h "FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR n s I t e n j a m l n F. M r C n h e ) . If l i v i n g . . c h a i n * t o p o i n t o f b e g i n n i n g . " jtNTKD—Pepper plants, ready Irish gray Klecklby sweet, Flor­ them! Sold everywhere. h e N o r t h e a s t . Q u a r t e r nf t h e held at the office of the Company COMPOUND Is fine. My little n n d If d e a d , t h e h e ir * , d e v i s e e s , | N n“T J* set now or in two weeks. ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I in Sanford, Florida, at 1:00 p. in., r t h ” 'e * t Q t | « r | e r >.f C’o S4,, n* * » g r a n t o r s a n d o t h e r c lniiunnts tin - 1 |V. Robinson. W inter Clnrdrn. grow nnd save these seed myself; I n Ihc C i r c u i t t 'n n r t nf S rn iln iilp d e r t l i " s a i d II. F. M r P n h o ( o t h e r ­ w e s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n T h r e e ( 3 ) , February 20th. 1921, at which girl had nn nwfnl rmmh. I got n T w e n ty ( 2(H S o u t h . i meeting the following m atters will bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY ANI) w i s e k n o w n o s B e n j a m i n F. M r ­ Townshl** I ’lMinli, I'lurliln. In t'lin n c c rr. INTFl)—I room furnished money ennnot buy nnv better. 50 ■HI I lit It r o l l IM II I.K W T I O V C n h e ) , d e c e a s e d , i n t e r e s t e d In t h e cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, inaitmcnt or small house. 1). It i* fortSi-r urilorni that tin* or- . he submitted to the stockholders: TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her n l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s I n v o l v e d In t h i s tier hr piihfishmi orum a work f o r . t'limiilalnaiit. , Fla.______________ *_ )■:. A. I it >tjill,A88, 1st. To change the name of the few doses nml she was greatly re­ [Elder, Mgr^ Corot Gables. su it; v*. lieved,’’ writes Clyde It. Benson, R o s a l i e C. MeCalie, If liv i n g , a n d right ecmsrrutlve weeks lit the H’ti- ' corporation. W<E ARE now ready to tnke or­ AUKilstu l l l i s k e , If l i v i n g , n m l If for.i HernM u newspaper imhtishi, 2nd. To amend the Articles of MnrKmmk, Virginia. The best •tiiiil. t h e lifiiM, il vIs.-.H, K n t n t c c s If d e a d , t h e h e ir s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n ­ ders for R. I. Red Chickens at "DRe s s m a k in g m l o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r t h e s a i d t e e s a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r t h e ' li?nA‘\Vm'|' ,!r,i,q!!." yti!'is" tm-' r>th ’ Incorporation so ns to emnower the remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ 15 cents each. Mrs. W. It. Guerry, nAIIK list a I H e nke ihc,:i*,il, I n t e r e s t ­ s a i d U o s a l t e <*. .McCabe, d e c e a s e d . Company to make abstracts of ness; relieves promptly and effec­ SALE Route 1, Sanford, Fin. • e d In t h e l a n d s unit p r e m i s e * l n - I n t e r e s t e d In t h e la u d * a n d p r e m i s e s ilnv e f D e r e n t h e r . I " ” 1 (H E A L ) E. A. D O f n L A H H . title and to guarantee and insure tively. FOLEY’S IIONEY AND I n v o l v e d in t | d * s u i t : ■Vidved in t h l* s u i t : F r a n k l i n tl. IAMB E, O. TOUCHARD, F LORI UA—MARVE L h li^kl^rj- K v im s, If Hvintr. mi l If d e a d , t h n C lerk C ircu it C o u rt. TAR COMPOUND has stood the 1titles to real property. J a n i e s F B e d d i n g . If liv i n g , n n d H r q t l o o l e I ’o u n t y . Kb<rbl i. FRENCH DRESSMAKER. plnntsTor sale. I)r. J. M. Adams, h e i r s , d e v is e " * . Knititf'c* a n d o t h e r If d e c e a s e d . t h e h e i r s , d e v is e e s , 3rd. To amend the charter of test of time, serving three gene ra­ tt\- t . M. Mi.o.tis, ( I r p u t v C l e r k . e t a l m a n t s u n d e r t h e s n h l K r i t n k ll n g r a n t e e * n m l o t h e r r l n l m n n l s u n d e r PORTED HAND EMBROID­ Box 1088,* St. Petersburg. Fin. the corporation to authorize nn in- tions. W ILSO N . ER LINGERIE. DRESSES AND FOR SALE—Second hand corni- 'J. F.vans. d e c e a s e d . I n t e r e s t e d In t h e s a i d J a m e s f . B e d d in g , d e ­ F ISI Eo lDi c i tII.* o r f o r C o m p l ’i l n u n ’ . IVrease iti the number nf Directors. t h e lu m te n m l p r e m is e * In v o l v e d in c e a s e d . I n t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s n n d USTS. HAMILTON HOTEL i ;. B - 1 3 - 3 H - 2 7 - 1 - 3 - 1 0 - l 7 - 2 l - S t gated iron nnd lumber a t a real Mil* s u i t ; L e o n a A. H o w a r d a n d II. p r e m i s e s I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u it. S. (). CHASE, . . . . . flCK. WINTER PARK. FLA.. bargain. E. F. Lane. _______ A. H o w a r d , h e r hue),and. l a n d Dot** • M»s |*. •Arre»ld. If 1Ic+ng, - * n m l - I f Attest: • l’resiiient. n r d - l ’a e k n r d I .a n d OnrnpnYiy, a 'tx»r- tlekil. t h e lielf*. deVlsC fs. g V a ntee * I n Ct,lr*<ll C o u r t . H e V / n t h J*ti|t*'lnl '■ ir. t : st Evens, HUNTING dogs for sale, crossed p o r a l i o n . I i e f e n d n n ls . ( treiilt, I n n» il f o r Hen’l n o le a n d o t h e r r h i l m a n l s u n d e r t h e Nnh! POLITICAL Asst. Secretary. C iu ility . f t o r h l n . I n f ' h n o r e r y , To Augusta Btrake. If llvinK, nnd J . t ’. A r n o l d , d e c e a s e d . I n t e r e s t e d of Registered Airedale and if dead, nil parti"* elnimlnK Inter­ In t h e Bind* a n d p r e m i s e s I n v o l v e d C tia r le s A. P a l l a s , C o m p l a i n a n t 1-18-25-2-1-8 Pointer both A-l specimen of NOUNCEMENTS their breed. These pups will make ......axed. est under (he s-ilJI Auunsta tlleske. in t h i s s u i t : v*. In th" lands nnd premises T h e h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e * a n d M a t h e w It M a r k s . J. o . B r o n s o n . •OR SHERIFF. good hunters because of the Aire­ hereinafter described: nnd Franklin o t h e r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r H e n r y S. H a n ­ et a l, p r f e i i i l u n l " I F CITA TIO N . dale sturdiness and pointer in­ *h Kvilli*. If llv'ar. and If dead, all f o r d . d e c e a s e d , i n t e r e s t "d In t h e parties claiming Interest under the l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s i n v o l v e d In t h i s T o M a t h e w Ft. n.Mrks. J i <. P r o t i I hereby announce myself as n telligence. Phone 571-J. *ald Franklin < ’ ■ Kanin, deceased. s u i t ; s o n . ' A n n a S t o k e s , ' J e s s e T. D a v is, didnte for the office of Sheri.T FOR SALE—Baby chicks‘TS.~C. In the land* mil premise* herein­ Cards of Sanford’s Reputable I ie rt rn d Seminole County, subject to the ileserlhed: i t a l i c a n d a s E x e c u t r i x anil T r u s t e e „ f n ,**;■•(" ,,f Wltlh'Mi F. IlMssi’lt Rrdj, Barred Rocks, White and after Professional Men, each of. Von nml ^cat’ll of you arts hereby t i n d e r tile L a s t W ill n n d T e s t e - j dere; sfil, If l i v i n g , n m l If il"Uit. to mocratic prim ary June. 1921. Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White reuulred It* appear to the hill of wham, in hia chosen profesnion m e n t o f H e n r y S H a n f o r d , d e c e a s e d , nt) tinrtl'** c l a i m i n g m »v ltiti>r"»t W. A. TILLIS. . Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy complaint In the ahnve entitled arid If d e a d , t h e h e ir s , iiintcr salil M a t h e w B M a r k s . J. O. the Hernld recommend* to the (Advertisement.) | egg nnxlucing strains. Pedigreed, entise m the t'ourthoiiwe at Hanford. dt fe v iliving-, s e e s , g r a n t e e s a n d o t h e r «d''!pi- B ro n so n . A n t n S tak es. J e e s o T, Seminole County. Florida, on Mon- n n t s u n d e r t h e s a i d O e r t r u d e E l l e n Davis. people. FOR TAX COLLECTOR ' I m l l v l i l n a l l v n m l a* v t m l n l s exhibition ami utility matings. dnv 7th dav of April, 1931, H a n f o r d . I n d i v i d u a l l y n n d a s E x e c u ­ i r a t o r of t h e e s t a t e o f W i l l i a m F. "M y b a b y w a x In p e r f e c t h e a l t h I wish to announce thnt I nm a Custom hatching. Write today whichthecause is to quiet title In the d e ­ R u s s e l l , <!eec"s<o| . o r o t h e r w i s e In til l s u m m e r c a m e , t h e n s h e b e c a m q ididato for re-election to the of- for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, ahnve named eompl^lnant In nnd ct reiaxs e da ,n dI n Tt errue ss tt ee ed aIn* tahf eo r elas na idd*, nml nml t o t h e l " n i l * h e r e i n a f t e r ite! s l e k unit f r e t f u l , ” w r i t e s M r s . D. D. to those certain lot*, piece* or par­ l v e d i n till* so il. e of County Tax Collector of Box 18, Longwood, Fla. Je r l lo i l , a n il a l s o t o C e n t r a l S o u t h ­ Mai one, o f I’o r r y . F lu., " a n d a hit w i n cel* or land situate In Seminole p r e mn ii sl De *H II tn v oMF P I ’ HLHM TID.V . ninolv County, subject to the e r n L u m b e r C o m p a n y , a e n r p n r n founty. Florida, and described as v i n g , 'Irm n i u l e r t h e l a w s o f Oliln, If In s o p o o r a n d w e a k I w a s a f r a i d Vd lion of the Democratic primary III,' North I laH of Lot Fifty-seven n n Td o IfE l idxeaahde,t h a llW. pCa lr at ireks. Ifc l aliim l o s e h e r ." George A. DeCottes ing d , li­ j “ I gave h e r T o o th ln a n n d xho noon <r,7> and all of Lot Sixty f«o) of be heM in June. ROOMS FOR RENT the subdivision known a* Eureka IWn .t e Cr elsatr k ,u nddeec re a st he de , soorl do t h eErlwl xins be e tInh lqeugiadla teexdi sot re noct eh ,e rawmiis eIfl edgiaslsloyl veerfilm t AUorney-at-Law JNO. D. JINKINS. Hummock, according to plat there­ t h e p r o p e r l y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : a g a i n s t n i l s u c c e s s o r s s h a r e - h o l d ­ g o t w e ll a n d la n o w f a t a n d h e a l t h y ARE YOU—Looking for a good] of Over Seminole County __ <Advertisement) ,,f record In the Public Itecorils A. K. t ’l a r k . If liv i n g , n n d I f d e a d , , er*. s t o c k h o l d e r s , c r e d i t o r s , g r a n ­ I n s a p i p ’’ room. If you don’t find one list­ M other* w ho w o r r y b e c a u s o nf Seminole t’oiinlj. Florida, In n i l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r tees, o r o t h e r p e r s o n * c l a i m i n g a n y Hank pH CI.KIIK CIRCUIT COURT’ ed in this column, insert a small of e s t o f a n y n a ­ t h e i r l l t t l o o n e ’s f r o t f u l n e x * x h o u l d Book “ !'* page Iflfl. t h e s a i d A. K. C l a r k , d e c e a s e d , o r ■rt iugrhe t , wt iht al et s ooerv eIrn, t e rby. hereby announce that I nm u want nd ami you will receive the 1 lot Sanford, ----------- Florida t h r o u g h o r . d o ax Mrs. M a lo n e d i d — g l v o t h o D U S E ,\N I> O U B E U K H t h i s t h « o t h e r w i s e in (lie p r o p e r t y h e r e l n a f - ! S o uthern L u m b e r 1r h l l d T e e t h i n a a n d xho m a y t a k e h e r didate for the office of Clerk best listings in the city._______ Sal It day of January, HHI. t e r d e s c r i b e d ; II F M cC abe, ( o t h e r - u n d e r C e n t r a l C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r t a l o n , o r a n y nm* o w n r e x t w i t h t h e f e e l i n g t h a t h e r (SEAM E. A. ItOFHLASS^ the Circuit Court of Seminole w i n e k n o w n "ns B e n i a m i n F M r j Klerk. l i v i n g . a n d If d e a d , ull ; e ls e In a n d t o Die f o l l o w i n g d e ­ r h l l d lx w e l l c a r e d f o r a n d f r e o f r o m j >nty, subject to the action of the FOR RENT—Nicely “furnished Itv- V, K. |Joug|a*s. Deputy ClerUr Cp oa lr itci )e,s ff rooms, with or without bath; Offlelnl c la im in g In te re st u n d e r the scribed p r o p e rty , • to -w lt: nocratie prim ary in June, 1921. Sea) L o is i t o 2x, b o t h n u m b e r s In- 1 d i s t r e s s . said I I . F. M r t ’n h e . (otherw ise meals if desired, by day, week, or Fped It. Wilson. T e e th in a n o t o n ly reliev e* s t o m a c h e lu s iv e , o f B r i g g s s u b d i v i s i o n of II. II. CHAPPELL. k n o w n n s B e n j a m i n M c C a b e ) , d e ­ Schelle Maines month. Weekly rates $3.0(1 to S o l i c i t o r f o r I ’u m p l a l n a n t , ___ c e a s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e In t h e p r o p ­ N o r t h e a s t c o u r i e r of H o u t h o u s t n n d b o w e l tr o u b le * , b u t q u i e t * t h o | (Advertisement) | n e r v e * w i t h o u t t h o u»o o f o p l a t c u q u a r t e r o f H e c t l o n 21, T o w n s h i p 21 $10.00. Daily rates $1.00-$L50. e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c rib e d ; Hosalle "f o r c o u n t y j u d g e All outside rooms. The Lincoln M I T l i n O f VI’ I’l . l f ATII1N F o i l C. M c C a b e , If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , S o u th . I t a n g e 29 E a s t , a s p e r p l a t o r h a r m f u l • d r u g s . LAWYER T e e t h i n a Is s o l d b y nit d r i ig g l f i tx , l hin il v announce myself ns a House. \vhcre the honie_J<11ks_s111]i. (IIA IIT K It. a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In f l a t B o o k t, a l N i.llee Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t w e , t h e s a i d B o s a l i e C. McCabe, o r o t h ­ p a g e No. 1,12. 1’u b l l e I t e c o r i l s of ! o r s e n d 30c t o t h e M o f f e t t L a b o r a ­ jliilate for the office of County — Court House u n d e r s i g n e d . Itltem l ( o a p p l y e r w i s e . In t h e i i r o p . r l y h e r e i n a f t e r Seftiinnle C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d a l s o t o r i e s , C o l u m b u s , Qa., f o r a p a c k a g o fee of Seminole County, subject FOR RENT—Two-room nnnrtmcnt tit** The S o u th w est q u a rte r of t h e t,, III. .I n d u e I.f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of d e s c r i b e d : J a m e s F. B e d d i n g . If llv at 320 Oak Ave. No children. a n d a f r e e b o o k l e t a b o u t b a b i e s . the Democratic prim ary, June 3, ■ho S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e I I n g , a m i If d e a d , a l t p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r a n d t h e N o r t h ­ M a t e of F l o r i d a , a t H a n f o r d , F l o r ­ i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e s a i d J a m e s w e s t q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r ­ M- ! uledge faithful service Cali 2603. FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ ida til T e n o ’c loc k A. M . o n t h e 3rd K. f t e d d l h g . d e c e u s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . t e r of S e c t i o n 19. T o w n s h i p 21 you nominate me. a r c h . A !>. 1931. f o r n I n t h e p r o p e r t y h erein after d e ­ S o u th , R a n g e 3D E a s t , i n S e m i n o l e room with or without board. dc ha ya r toe fr M ____ J. G. SHARON. ' n c o r p o r a t l n K H O L Y fltO H H s c r i b e d ; J I*. A r n o l d , If liv i n g , a n d C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . 1100 West First S l__________ i ' H l ' I H ’lt. Hi,, c h a r a c t e r , o b j e c t a n d It a p p e a r i n g f r o m tl"* s w o r n BUI 'the Voters of Seminole County: Ellon J Moughton g e n e r a l n a t u r e of t h e c o r p o r a t h m I hereby announce myself a can- ROOMS for rent, 1020 Unjon Ave. t " h e f o r m e d Is t h e s u p p o r t o f t h e ARCHITECT atc fnr Sheriff of Seminole p u b l i c w o r s h i p of A l m i g h t y (loti A RELIABLE COUGH REMEDY IT DRIVES OUT WORMS Why experiment with unknown a cco rd in g to the faith nnd d lsThe very best Battery is no First National Bank Bldjf. •"ty >abject to the action of the c ln l l ti e i f T h e P r o t e s t a n t K n l s c o p a l remedies for that.cought or cold The surest sign of worms in bi' hi .n o prim ary to be held on HOUSES FOR RENTl C J in r c h In t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s o f FOLEY’S children is paleness, lack of inter­ Sanford, ----------- Florida Se 'li l If I am elected l pledge A m e ric a a n d o f TIO' P r o t e s t a n t when you can secure Fitlf fill 111! the duties of this FOR RENT—Desirable live-room P p l*rnj**l I 'l n i r c h In t h e D io c e s e o f HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? est in play, fretfulnexs, variable EX I D E modern house on Magnolia Ave­ S o u t h F l o r i d a . It is a safe and reliable remedy appetite, picking at the nose am! -he best of my ability. W I T N E S S o u r h a n d * l i d s n t s t d a y for the relief of coughs, colds, sudden starting in sleep. nue. II. C. Du Hose. Wheji _ _E. E. BRADY^ of .la mi a r e . A, D, 1921. Loms appear i t is tiill- Fe re-charge nnd repair ull FOR RENT—Cottage. J . Mussun. A r t h u r H e a r i n g P e c k , 11. F. W h i t ­ hoarseness. Equally beneficial for these symptoms . Ff'lt TAX ASSESSOR, White’s Cream Vermifuge. tie r. Sr.. It. F. W h l l n e r . J r . , f . J . young anti old. Mrs. Anna Cornell, to give Will W. A. HOBBS, M. D. makes of Batteries i* m h to announce that 1 am a FOR~RENT—Fine new home just H u m p h J It. S t e w a r t , T. I., D u m a s , Hridgeton, N. J., states: “I bought A few doses drives out the worms Specialist finished, 10 minutes from Sanford. I Sfh'Iat for re-election to the v Ft. K e v . I .u k e T h o m p s o n . E. D. HONEY AND TAR and puts the little one on the road re o; Tax Assessor of Semi- Also.fine garage, garden anil other] M obley. H en. ,\. Minor. (1. F, Hmltli, FOLEY’S Urology, Syphilology, Female COMPOUND for my cold and find to health again. White's Cream v RAY BROTHERS and Skin ami Blood Diseases. l** ' " ‘-.v, subject to the decis- privileges. AH for $15.00 per, H a n d .ill P h a s e . s l a te m ent. Vermifuge has a record of fifty it great.” Insist upon the genuine. tif tl Democratic Prim ary to month. Call .at A. P. Connelly A*1 H e o r g e A. D e p o t te s , Office 301 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Refuse substitutes. Sold every­ years of successful use. Price 35c. Sons for particulars. Dr. ii. C. At t o m e ’ f o r I n c o r p o r a t o r s . ' tiflii mne 3rd, 1921. [’hone 518-S a n fo rd Hold by R. C. Dower. where. :-t(-x-is-i3-:a A. VAUGHAN. Noble. is; Cash, In "'Advance ------------------------------------------ __________L. WANTED—Help of all kinds by many business,houses, U you are without a position, advertise on the classified page of The Herald. It will cost you only a few cents and you will reach thou­ sands. WANTED—b y young m an. from 4 o’clock in afternoon on, work of any kind. Answer X. Y. Z. care Herald office.__________________ WANTED—Colored man to wash cars. San Juan Garage. r In Says Teethina Made her Baby Well and F at I PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING MATERIAL MIRACLE Concrete Cou gwnrol cement work, aidewloka, MM> 1 Ing blocks, irrigation boxes. 1. . Terwilleger, Prop. ___ _____ L um ber'and Building MaterioL c a rte r Lumber Company N, I.nurd St. Phono BAB. HILL LUMBER CO. H oum a£* Service, Quality and Prk«k. Phone 135. CORRUGATED IRON ROOFI&0, COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING, • STIUP SHINGLES, PLASTER, *a»v CEMENT, NAILS. 'k 1J ■ tfti f i»W’v CHASE A CO. SANFORD, FLA.. ^ • (S ftp :.t i ■j BUSINESS u H DIRECTORY You can find the name of every lire Husintaa Man in Sanford la thin Column each day. Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenue— Phona 465 Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COOLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wil-son Welding & Radiator Works “I t it’s Metal we can w eld.it” SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 81-1 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W E B atteries By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER B R O T H E R - W IL L . VE1 o rr a. 't'A R d o ' M E < tN D I V' T O W N . • T H '* b , A 1 N T S H E ? >V E B E E N L O O K IN ' M bO UT" bO M E - th a t b lu e ^ k j | B U R E WILL / T H A T 'S WHAT ^ •v) , 1 I'M H lE R E ,— f o r .’. j ~ i s’ O' L I V E L Y "YOU t)A iO SO M Em T H IN ^ BOME AxIMT )T ! 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 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/6b73d6ece04598a1749bcd52b32ad086.pdf 825eb2bc63a655fe23d5f1c8a8d962df PDF Text Text ■V.VV ' -* ' t.» .- ... * ‘ T&9 •:i • >C*)... .i*L tt .- ‘ « ’ ,;r ' • x '?^ ^ J ' • ■" r ■- .o r > iif .•'■• .'. •«•v . , ■* k i T tfepi j w k r i l y IfOLUME V. ^ , N ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES S a n f o r d , F l o r id a , Sa t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y 2, --•* / / f ; Fo«">r R esid en t Clings to Remaining SP?«* < L i f ? with Stubborn Tenacity o ’li.,* ,S } enn 8 ,“ ta w * W 'e t Sick Bed Hold Little Hope for His Recovery, > ?•'« > ' Cfcinne b lin ,!crc' 1 with WoodWilson today but death is still knocking nt his door. 3ugh the weary stretqhes o f the night past the dangerous burs of early morning and soon into the full light of another Sr he kept tha-grim visitor waiting outside his portal with datence that astonished even his physician. The little rest itched fitfully iduring the hours of darkness helped to stay a moment the hand that almost extinguished the fnint * Hf ^itaUKv, ™ °?e , ^ watch at his bedside were encoure\er so little but did not dare believe thnt there had any marked change for the better. So weakened was by being for a.full day an.l night face to face with death lt there was scarce strength enough for him to open eyes m the sunlight of another day. 1 * WASHINGTON, Fell. ’eh. 2— Al l o'clock this afternoon •rr was no evidence qf say Aerial change in the condi* of former President WIIVASIIINGTON, Feb. 2. — A d in’s bulletin issued at 11:30 "Mr. Wilson la growing lily weaker. He haa been able le very little nourishment. He |hsd some sleep..and no pain, fcugniies those about him but exhausted to t a l k . Our efare directed ehtlf^Trioward ig him comfortable.': signed I Doctors Gray sin, Rpffia and m r. "It looks as though Mr. Inn would pull through the Or. Grayson added, "but subject to hasard sudden night sleeping fitfully nnd nwnkcning to shenk in fnint whispers to those who were with him. Heart Trifle Stronger, {luring the afternoon ho was able to take some nourishment; nis heart seemed a trifle stronger; his mind remained for the most part elenr nnd alert; he suffered somewhat, but bore it stoically. The sinking sun and the twllght hours saw him still fighting, but there were no signs thnt encouraged his physicians to believe thnt a material chango for battle through he was passIng probably would be his Inst. “I’m ready," ho said to his friend and physician Dr. Grayson. "You’ve done nil you could. I am a broken machine. I t’s better I should go thun remain a helpless IASIHNGTON, Felf. 2.-S tend- invalid,,T |lMing ground C.oodrow Wilson C o n s ta n t C om ilanion Inue* to grow weaker nnd Mrs. Wilson, who has been con­ xer. Hut having tasted through stant companion since his long ill­ I night which physicians thought ness began, remained silent a t his 1 bring the end, they cannot bedside ns the battle went on. ct how long vis remarkable Miss M argaret Wilson, of New tutv will lust. He has taken no York, the fotmer president |s Tishmeit for almost 24 hoars daughter, and Joseph Wilson, of | w disinclined to drink water, Baltimore, his brother, joined her l pulse respiration nnd tempern- late in the day. Other members 1 were practically normal early of the family uiso have been sum­ '}'• Admiral Grayson said his moned. [was simply eboing away, The digestive trouble that led i the evening hour* passed, the to the present grave condition re­ *n remnant of his vitality sulted from some injudicious choice ed the stage in which both of food taken Monday. Dr. Gray­ ids and physicians, were pow- son was in North Carolina on a « to do more than hope for hunting trip but Mrs. Wilson sent 1best. No one knew at what for him because out of her long rnt tho supremo crisis might experience with tho delicate nnd i or whether he again would feeble constitution of the former »ge victorious. president she saw there might be conviction lay upon all of real danger ahead., Meantime, Dr. closest about . , . him,. however,'. Sterling Ruffin, who had helped {v.-n should he live to see tho care for Mr. Wilson in tho White tne end would be only a ques-jHou.se. made nn examination and or hours. .* | prescribed n course of trentment. immediate cause of nis re - 1 When he n ached Washington was a minor digestive dc-{Thursday Dr. Grayson found tho .taunt whjch first appeared | patient up and around the house, IMonday. In the beginning~ It “ although he had cancelled his daily J not in itself alarming: but it automnbili} rides about the city. I enough to undermine the slon- The physician ordered him to bed, l»nd tottering support by which but there were further stomnch [UUlity hns been sustained upsets accompanied by a violent lingering illness first took a bleeding nt the nose. tapon him four years nnd four So rapidly hnd the new compli­ “«•>• He took a sudden cation developed that Dr. Gruyson u* turn in the early hours of spent Fridny night at -the Wilson t and ever since has tain home nnd toward morning he found J*n hfe and death. symptoms that told him nn alarm­ e •he great personages of ing situation wna likely. Soon af­ Wngton, and tho lowliest of terward Mr. Wilson suffered a [followers fnr nnd near, were sudden collapse und nt 9 o'clock mng in « flood of messages of this morning the doctor summoned Why or cnlling a t his bonio other medical nid, nnd announced pprem their concern he spent tho former president’s condition l |ong hours of tho day nod was very serious. Specialist’s Findings [ASHl \ CION, Feb. 2.—Dr. H. F«*lcr, a kidney specialist, who treated Mr. Wilson previ• made an examination nnd ifffi ln *,r* Grayson's verdict •J rm could be done. They tried him comfortable, but that •he situutlon did not wari r.!sort to heroic remedies, ihey could not be endured wasted constitution of tho **• Hut they remained within ■*nd in 'addition two nurses I “ or,|»-‘r ly were on duty in the t^om. of the former president’s { attendants -were in agrec, «*• night triat his death J rome momentarily or that °*ht linger for hours. They . "£> professional predictions * • made. ninilll h a Grayson left the I)r. . -V'r at few moments shortly MW o'clock, hut he arranged i hii , instant call, and he Iof Vu f°r « general consultn1 the physicians two hours time, but tiiere were freouent lapses into sleep. He was able to talk with those near him only in a whisper, and then with greatest difficulty. Some of the bad symp­ toms that hnd yielded to the care­ ful treatm ent of months came back upon him, bu: for the most p art he was free from complica­ tions nnd had to fight only with the languor of growing exhaustion. The news of the serious turn in his condition, spreading quickly over Washington, aroused many echoes throughou: the machinery of the government over which for eight years he had presided. Presi­ dent and Mrs. Coolidge were among the first to send a message of sympathy nnd express a hope of recovery to Mrs. Wilson. Chief T it . __11...I . f „ n . nm l All Justice Tuft called alone nnd on foot nt the Street home and left his card, ln the house, at the motion of Republican Leader Longworth, an impending. partisan de­ bate over the Teapot Dome disclosnR the evening Mr. Wilson lures was adjourned, wl conscious u part of the I (Continued on page ■>) SHOALS PLANT HP TO HOUSE AGAIN Committee Totes to Report Favorsbly on the MeKensie BUI . with the Madden Amend* ment. •nr Tb*> Awnctatr* P rru ) WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Henry Ford’s offer for Muscle Shonls, onco more will come to the floor of tho houso for consideration ns a result of action Friday by tho houso military committee in vot­ ing to favorably report tho Mc­ Kenzie bill with tho Madden amendment. The McKenzie bill which author­ izes acceptance c,f. the Detroit manufacturer's bid, and the MadiBon amendment providing for replncoment of tho Uorgua plant with a similar steam plant, embody vir­ tually the proposal placed before tho committee two years ago. The changes only were made In the measure us considered * last year. The committee accepted an amendment by Acting Chairman McKenzie, Rep., Illinois, to require interest nt 4 per cent on all money expended by the government on tke project since Mr. Ford tender­ ed his proposal. It also would provide for interest on farther ex­ penditures by the government. Representative McSwaln, Dcm., South Carolina, obtained insertion in tho bill of a clause providing that stocks and bonds issued in developing the Shoals project should nt all times rcmfcln in the hands of American citizen*. Instructed to Draft . With these two changes Mr. Mc­ Kenzie was instructed to prepare u bill authorizing acceptance of the Ford bid. After the committee’s action, Shoals is located, Issued this state­ Shottls ment: ig locatc,,• >«“«» lWs 8tate“I am delighted with the action of the militnrv committee in re­ porting the hiil providing for ac­ ceptance of the offer of Henry Ford for Muscle Shoals. “The acceptance of tho Ford offer by congress, which now seems as­ sured, carries out the purposes of the net of congress which author­ ized the Muscle Shoals develop­ ment. That is— nitrate plant to he kept in readiness for national defense in the event of war and for the continuous operation ir. pence time for tho manufacture of fertilizer. And uiso carries out to tho letter the recommendation of President Coolidge in his recent message to congress upon the sub­ ject and will revolutionize the production nnd distribution of fer­ tilizer in the entire (Jnited States, saving the farmers of the*nation nt lenst $150,000,000 nnnually in the purchase of fertilizer. "I predict that-tnis hill will pass the house hy nn almost unanimous vote. I believe that its passage will meet with the approval of a t least 99 per cent of the people of Ala­ bama and pruciiculiy all of the southern states, ns well ns many other parts of the country.” Washington News <ll> The Addin’laird I 'rru ) E. L. Doheny, oil Operator before the senate oil committee, named four former democratic cabinet members ns having been con­ nected with oil enterprises after they hnd left the cabinet. The house ndopted tho Walsh resolution calling ror annulment of oil louses. A drastic immigration bill was reported hy tho house immigration committee. s Henry Ford’s iCusclo Shoals offer was reported to the house by the military committee. Senator Oddie. Rep., Nevada, ex­ pressed dissatisfaction a t whnt he described as “failure’’ of Director Hines to "clean house" in the Vet­ erans' Bureau. The senate oil committee was in­ formed by its own physicians that Albert B. Fail is able to uppear nnd "Summoned him for today. Secretary Mellon informed Rep­ resentative Garner, Deni., Texas, that the democratic tax plan would cause a greater loss to the govern­ ment than the Mellon plan. The White House indicated that the selection of Thoniu* W. Greg­ ory ns oil counsel might be can­ celled ns a result of the testimony of E. L. Doheny. The state department announced that the American and Canadian governments had entered Into an agreement destined to curt) thievery along the border. EXPLOSION. KILLS THREE llr The A*«o«-liil»il PreDD) KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2- Three persons were killed and several in­ jured in u gas explosion here S at­ urday. The building was occupied by Bailey • Reynolds - Chandolicr Company. The explosion shook the entire down-town district. SINGLE COPIES F lV ^ CENTS Reverent Hush of Impending Sorrow Falls in the Steep Narrow . Street Leading to Woodroft Wilson’s Home ■U A f o r im As Report Spreads I of tke Former them were little groups Pres w»a t a Cridtal condition of Among children caught in the midst of Throngs iSilent!/ Tagw Listening their play by the right of the si­ E ire for Word from the 81*5 lent watcher and come to look curloosly on. Most of them have seen other crowds before that (H r T k e A ■■Delate* P r e s s ) j»ou**. .crowds of cneering, laugh­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Up ing folks come to wait patiently, and dbwn the steep, narrow street until the bent figure of Woodrow *° Woodrow Wilson’s home since Wilson should emerge a t the he laid aside the presidency for the doorway and send .bant a smiling peace of private life, there flowed answer to the cheers and applause today n curious traffic marked by that greeted him. the rush of an Impending Borrow. There were bands to nlay and It was not very great as num­ Orators to speak those atner times bers go, for "S" street, where the and the children who cam e'today Wilson home' stands shoulder to seemed a t first to expect such an­ shoulder with a half dozen other other moment of excitment and mansions, is a byway of city traf­ pleasure. But th ey caught the fic. But a* word spread that the sorrowful expectancy of the gath­ ‘° " nc; fro M cn t lay doso to tho ering very quickly and drifted si­ end of his life s journey, a polico lently away. It was not necessary cordon was necessary to free the th a t any should caution them to street of motor cars th a t turned quiet. that way from the sick room. In tho afternoon there began bo Admiral Grayson was the arrive friends who stopped only to spokesman from the houso of sor­ leave cards at the door. There rowful waiting. Once, earl* ir. the were many of those and many day he came out w ear/ with hta rimes messenger boys came specdng up or down tho hUly street to Vi? nn<* own emotion, whiio the reporters clustered close leave messages of sympathy and about him on tho sidewalk. He hope, for Mrs. Wilson. Among could give them no word of en­ those who came a foot to Icavo a couragement. The end was only a card was a Mr. Alencar of Brazil, "lA tt«r ° ( k ° ura "*">;• It seemed, and shortly afterward a small and Mr. Wilson himself knew that group of FUipinos from tho Phil­ it was near. The other doctors ippine Independent delegation now . . who had counseled with Dr. Gray­ in Washington. Tho room where Mr. Wilson lay son in the morning hours, would not talk of the condition of the is high In the back part of the putifnt when the) came out. But house, his windows looking out they were grave when they said toward the south over the brick that the former pre talent was walled garden that rambles down sleeping and in no pain. It was to tho street below. There was no •par that the coming and going a t plain they entertained no hope. tne S Street entrance of the house Opposite the Wilson homo, would him, even the noises where a high bank stands fronting of the disturb street about could rise but a stretch of vacant brm h grown softly to that ouiet room and none land, n lino of passrrsby grew and through the day to bar thinned nnd grew again. For the sought who wished to stand a mo­ most part they were people of tho any ment before tho house. A woman neighborhood. Continued from Page 8 Breach of Promise Sheriff C. M. Hand Suit Now a Battle Will be Candidate o f Sentimentality To Succeed Himself < » r The Aa«oelate* P re s s ) ATLANTA. Ga„ Feb. 2.—Trial of tho ISOO.OtRT breach of promise suit brought by Mrs. Onezimo do Bouchel ugninst Asa G. Candler, Sr.. Friday developed into a battle of letters in the Unite Jnited* States district court here. ... ..- mony , - ^-riday morning morning ^without te^ offering u single witnoss nnd relying upon the evidence adduced through the introduction of 3? tetters written by Mrs. dc Bouchel to Mr. Candler. In one of them she proposed n secret mar­ riage to be nnnounced a fte r the divorce proceedings from her hus­ band were assured or a firm legal status. The plaintiff's counsel im­ mediately opened with rebuttal evidence and 41 letters which she received from Mr. Candler had been read when court adjourned nt 2:00 o’clock for tho day. The validity of the divorce decree ob­ tained nt Reno, Nev., by Mrs. do Bouchol from Adolph Rocquet, as it affected tho legn: merit of her engagement to marry Mr. Candler will be argued Sttcurday morning in the federal court before Judge Samuel II. Sibley. This will bo tho principal feature of the fourth day's session of the case. ‘ Mrs. de Bouchcl’s divorce has been attacked hy attorneys for Mr. Candler on tho ground th a t she was not legally domiciled in Ne­ vada nt the time the decree was granted. This will bo another of the legnl phases of the case to he reviewed today. The Jury hns been excused until 10 o’clock Monday morning when tho plnintiff atto r­ neys will resume the presentation of rebuttal testimony. On the reading oi' <hc letter Fri­ day pluintiff's counsel intimated that their purpose was to offset tho contention of attorneys for Mr. Candler that Mrs. de Bouchcl was tho aggressor in cultivating the ac­ quaintanceship which led to the engagement to marry. Thu million­ aire’s lawyers in reading the let­ ters from the New Orleans society leader, hnd termed them “ pursuit letters." • Sheriff C. M. Hand announced Saturday his candidacy for roelection to the office of schcriff of Seminole county subject to the Democratic primary to be held on June 3. With tho sheriff’s en­ trance in .the XMfl thyro are now tit* field who have officially nnnounced . . for that °* "cc» the other two being W. A. Tlllis nnd E. E. Brndy. Sheriff Hand has lived in this nnd whnt was formerly Orange county practically all of his life. He has served the public in several capacities 'which particularly fit him for tho office for which he aspires. For several years he served as city marshal of Sanford nnd inter served one term ns mayor of the city. Before Orange county wns divided Sheriff Hand served as n deputy for several years under two or three sheriffs of Orange county, His reputation, then for running down breakers of the law, is well known and his relentless warfare waged of into against soliers of in­ toxicating liquors hns gained for him much praise and commenda­ tion. When Seminole county wns created Gov. Bark Trammell ap­ pointed Mr. Hand as sheriff nnd following the expiration of his term of office, he sought rcclecthn nnd wns returned victor by a targe majority. Ho then retired from the office for u period of four years und ut the clcctiqn four venrs ugo wns porsuaded by his friends to make the race ngam and he was elected by a handsome majority. In seeking rce»ect(on, Sheriff Hand believes thnt his efficient and capable management of the uffairs of the office justify his re­ turn to it nnd if elected, he stated, that he would endeavor to serve his constituents even butter than in the past. His record, he believes, entitles him to reelection to the office. i Ex-President W ilson — ■ 1r ; T ‘ • ~ -y 1 -Hv* Magnate Declares In THt* ' PERMITS SHOW A OUtintony that Both MeABao ' aad Gregory, of the Prose­ STEADY GROWTH cution, were Formerly fat His Employ. OF ‘CELERY c iT r T E A PO T DOME Woodrow Wilton, the nation’s war-time president, who haa been • sick man ever aince his retire­ ment from the office of chief exe­ cutive, la now reported a t death’* door hy his physicians. In tho above cut traces of his weakened condition aro noticeable in the deep lines of suffering and ex­ haustion. ENGLAND OFFERS RECOGNITION TO RUSSIAN SOVIET Diplomatic Relations After A Suspension of Six Years Are Now Resumed. m r T h e A s a u e la l r d I’ rraa) LONDON, Fob. 2.—The govern­ ment of Soviet Russia hus been accorded recognition hy Great Britain, nnd, according to the text of a note given out a t the foreign office Friday night, embodying the government s • communication to tho soviets, diplomatic rotations, after a six years’ suspension, arc to be resumed. The recognition is unconditional and leaves all questions of treaties, debts and claims nnd other obli­ gations to be settled later by agreement between tho two gov­ ernments. Russia Is Invited to send representatives to England to negotiate a new treaty settling all outstanding questions. accused of precipitancy. These observers point out that, although in office only a llttlo over a weux, he is trying to settle the thorniest foreign problems without even waiting for the reassemblini the parliament. But, it is ni he is sure of parliamentary ap­ proval in these matterd because the liberal party Itself has advo­ cated recognition of Russia. One motive pointed to for Mac­ Donald’s prompt action is his be­ lief thnt British recognition, es­ pecially under the present uncer­ tain conditions arising from the death of Lcnine might have tho ef­ fect of hastening tho time when some form of parliamentary in­ stitutions might be developed in Russia. The premier’s main ob­ ject. however, is said to ho devel­ opment of trade beaveen the two countries ns n means of remedy­ ing unemployment. . United Mine Workers Adjourn Today A fter A Stormy Convention Hr The AddDelated P ren , INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 2.—Amid riotous scenes the biennial conven­ tion of United Mine Workers’ of America was adjourned sine die by President John L. Lewis Sat­ urday morning. Adjournment w«s nnnounced while delegates howled n» Alexander Hownt, deposed pres­ ident of tho Kansas district, was dragged from tho platform by two sergeant-at-arms. Howat sought to address the convention on the report appeals nnd grievances com­ mittee which refused to consider his pica for reinstatement. Lewis declared the vote showed approval of the active committee. Meeting: In Honor Of Announcemeht Concerning the Golf Lenine Is Broken Up Tournament to Be Held Here Made Hr Tkf A-Dveialrit I'rru ) NEW YORK, Feb. 2 - F o u r men Public; Handsome Trophies Arrive were arrested Friduv night when Details of the golf tournament which wfli -ta' hold on the links of the Sanforor Country Club wore given out Saturday when it wns announced that tho moo’s compe­ tition will be hold on Feb. 21 while the date of tho women's competi­ tion will be announced later. About 10 days ago it was an­ nounced the tournament would be held when Itarry T. Bodwell, nn cnthusitsntic lover of the game, and who is anxious to arouse more interest here in its behalf, stated that he would offer four valuable prizes to the winner’s of such a tournament. As proposed by Mr. Bodwell two prizes will be given to the men und two ta the wom­ en. The first prize in both com­ petitions will be a beautiful lov­ ing cup while the second prize will be a handsome trophy. The cups and trophies have already arrived und have been greatly admired by many who have seen them a t Mr. Rodwell’s office on Magnolia Ave­ nue. ‘ Conditions under which the tournament will be played were made public by Otis George, local professional, who will have charge of the competition. Tho rules call for a 18-hole medal play (stroku play) handicap. The player with the loweot net score will receive the cup while the player who turns in tho lowest gross scoro will re­ ceive the trophy. Comuptitors may ptay,either in the morning or in afternoon. To facilitate getting a true line on all handicaps those who intend to compete aro requested to en­ ter their names on the bulletin board a t the clubhouse with their average score attached. This should be done a t the earliest time possible. It was pointed out that the poor player has just as good a chance to win one of the awards as the better players. Every golfer in Sanford Is urged to enter thd tour­ ney nnd make it more spirited and make it a big success. Of late this game has been in­ dulged by many people of this city both men and women and the news of the tournament to be held, haa been hailed with delight by those interested in the.gam e. AfcAdoo Receive As m they attempted to hold a mass meeting In nonor of Lenine a t La­ bor Lyceum. They were held on a $50 bail for hearing. Director Brennan refused the permit and a crowil gathered in front of the building tb hold it there. Police reserves prevented the meeting. WOMAN KILLED. Hr T h e A a a o r la lr tl I'rraa. STILLWATER, Okta.. Feb. 2.— One woman is dead, two other per­ sons were slightly injured and three students of the Oklahoma A. and M. college were in tail here Fri­ day night as a result of a target shooting match staged in the rear of a fraternity house. Random shots killed Mrs. Mathilda Hodges, 73, n widow, and slightly injured Mrs. Claude Davis and her daugh­ ter, Pearl, 1L : January rerm ita A m ount'to 937,­ 833 or 33 Per Cent Increase Oil Babble Nears Berating Path* Over January, 1923. as Name of Democratic Candi­ date for Presidency I* l inks* That Sanford has started the With OH Scandal. new year with much building ac tivity is indicated by figures giv> Mr T h e A M W l i l r * r m . • en out Saturday by City Clerk t . LOS ANGELE8, Feb. f — R. Philips, which show that 33 Wm. G. McAdoo, candidate lo r permit* were issued during Jan­ the Democratic nomination for uary for the sum total of $37,835. President will not allow tb It is interesting to note that pass unchallenged what M January, 1921, has had a material term* "the wholly unjustified** Increase over tho corresponding Unking of hia name with tho month of the two years previous. oil lease transaction oeeewr­ January 1923 the sum represented ing tho attention of tho Son* in building permits w a s ;|28'4(}0 or ate OH Committee. However a gain of $9,376. January 1922 he stated that tho reason for tho nmount was 13,405 which his trip east was the condition makes the gain in two years $24,­ of Woodrdw Wilson, Mrs. Mae* 370. Adoo's father. The former Thcjraln of last month over Jan­ Secretary gave warning th a t uary nW3 represents a gain of 33 his visit to the national capi­ per cent while the gain over tho tal would Include an attem pt same month of 1922 im equal to 173 to appear before the Oil Com* per cent. Indications are that there mittee and give hta version of ’ may still be more building activi­ the connection of his former ty going on in this city this month. law firth and himself with (ho Doheny interests. Among the largest permits is­ sued were tho one issued to the WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 -H alled i Florida McCracken Concrete Pipe Company for tho erection of n before the Senate Oil Committe* building plant cast of Sanford and Saturday against the protest of tho other to the Sanford Machine his attorneys and phyiicians, for* Company for tho orcction of a m er Interior Secretary Fnll re­ warehouse addition to the present fused to answer questions about plnnt at Second Street nnd Rail­ the naval oil leases and hia rela­ road Avenue. tions with Sinclair and Doheny. Others to whom permit* were Two major reasons wero given for issued for building new places, al­ hia refusal. First, that the author­ tering or repairing buildings were: ity given the committee by the laat C. W. Lnlng, Millie Collins, J. M. Congress had expired; second, that Gray, Mrs. Carrio Sistrunk, J. H. in the light of the action of Con­ Hunter, W. M. Clark, R. L. Shln- gress directing civil court action holser, A. M. Phillips, R. F. Cook­ in criminal oil lease cases and tho er, Flora Bennett, O. P . . Swonc, answers m ight tend to incrimi­ ’ Louise Rosier, Herbert Reed, Osa nate him. Clearing the crowded hearing Jones,* M. E. Higgins, Fred Ball, W. C. DeCourscy, X. L. Woodruff, room the committee went into exe­ W. R. DuPree, Italy Little, H. T. cutive session to determine the Dowling, Thud Days, John Bur­ course of their attitude toward rows, Herbert Reed, T. J. Miller, the former cabinet officer and senator. Aa-th* committee delib­ J .'H , Cr*merr,*(id, J.,W* Snow. erated Mr. Fall waited with taw. yera and physicians in the ante room. Freas Declares His Feb. 2.—Wil­ Faction Positively liamWASHINGTON. G. McAdoo. candidate for tho democratic nomination for presi­ Won’t Support Plan dent, and Thomas W. Gregory, tho H r T h e ADDoelatr* P r e s s . WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—Rum­ blings of dissatisfaction among houso Republicans over the action of tho majority niembera of tho house ways and means committee in deciding to report a tax bill currying tho income rates pro­ posed by Secretary Mellon crys­ tallized Friday in an announce­ ment by Representative Frear, Wisconsin, a leader of the Repub­ lican insurgents, that his faction would not support t.ne measure. In announcing the stand of the insurgents, Mr. Frear revealed that a compromise on the Mellon rates had been virtually agreed to yesterday by some Republican mombers of tho committee, includ­ ing Chairnikn Green and the iniur* gent group. Tho proposed major­ ity, included a 60 per cent reduc­ tion in the normal taxes instend of a 25 per cent cut us suggested by Mr. Mellon und a maximum surtax tut 40 per cent instead of 25 per cent. Eleven members of tho committee insisted upon the Mel­ lon rutos, which wore adopted. While the Republicans of the ways and means committee work­ ed further details of the rate sec­ tions, preparatory to taking tho bill up again next week in full committee, Secretary Mellon is­ sued estimates showing tho rate reductions proposed hy Represent­ ative Corner of Texas, for tho Dumomruts, would cost tho govern­ ment $.117,981,491 in revenue against a loss of $287,814,201 if tho Mellon rates were accepted. He made no comment on tho estimates. The Democratic National Com­ mittee issued a report today show­ ing thut 0,041,262 oersonx would bu benofitted under the Garner plan for tax relief against 9,433 under the Mellon plan. The state­ ment uiso said It was estimated “that cither plan will raise an adoquote amount of revenue for the government." U. S. Mexican Claims Convention Ratified I l l y Till* Addin*t a i n t I’rraa) MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2—The general United States Mexican claims convention was ratified by the Mexican Scnato yesterday af­ ter a compromise between maioriUr and minority block. The minor i ^ bad refused to form a quorum and permit m atter be brought be­ fore the Senate. SCHOONERS COLLIDE <ll» T h r ADDorlatnl I'rraa) ST. JOHN, N. B., Feb. 2.—Eight members of tho crew of the Britsih MARKETS schooner Maid of Scotland are missing following the sinking of ( H r T h r A D i a r t a l n l l ’rr»a) the craft in a collision yesterday CHICAGO. Feb. 2—Wheat: May with the Pcruvlari steamer Perene 111 3-8 to 111 1-2; July, 110 3-8 to near Partridge Island. I t also 110 1-2. Corn:. May, 80 1-4 to is feared that several men from 80 3-4. Oats, 49 1-4 to 49 3-8. the Perene may have been lost. -- Democrat selected by President Coolidge to assist m the prosecu­ tion of tho oil leaso poses, havo had employment as counsel for oil in­ terests, Edward L. Doheny, Cali­ fornia oil magnate, testified today before file scnato investigating committee. Mr. Doheny said ho personally had retained Mr. McAdoo nfter his retirement as Cccretary of tho Treasury, th a t he thought hi* company had paid his “all told" about $250,000 in fees, and that it now pays hint a retainer of $50,­ 000 a year. His compuny and half a dozen other oil companies em­ ployed Mr. Gregory after ho quit as uttorney genera?, Mr. Doheny stated, for the purpose of appear­ ing before President Wilson or the state department In connection with Mexican oil matters. His com­ pany’s share of tho feo paid wns $2,000, ho said. Testimony also was given that companies in which Mr. Doheny has an interest had given umnloyment to two other members of the cabinet in tho Wilson administra­ tion after they quit office. Frank­ lin K. Lane, former secretary of tho interior, und Llndlcy M. Garri­ son, former secretary of wur. Mr. Lane wns ussistan: to the presi­ dent of the Pan-American Petro­ leum nnd Transport Company’, Mr. Doheny said, whiio Mr. Garrison wns associated with the New York banking firm of Blair & Co. The committee nrso was told by Mr. Doheny th at Tie had advanctu $5,000 to Leo J. Stata of Colorado, who told him ho wanted the money for George Creel, chairman of the committee on public infor­ mation during the war, who wax employed, Mr. Stack said, in con­ nection with efforts to prevent tho leasing of the naval reserves to Republicans a fter tho change of administrations. This was in 1020; he added, when ho and Mr. Stack were seeking to get a lease of tho Teapot Dome reservo from tno then Secretary Daniels. Evidence rotating to the employ­ m ent of form er Democratic of­ ficials by oil interests was brought out In response to inquiries by Chairman Lenroot. put as a result of a demand made in the scnato yesterday by Senator Rccd of Missouri, who also is a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. Mr. Rted insisted that the committee give Mr. Doheny a searching examination as to whether ho had paid any money to men while serving as public offi­ cials or afterwards. Final congressional action was takon Friday on the Walsh resolu­ tion directing the President to ini­ tiate court action for annulment of the oil leases and punishment of any persons guilty of any crime In connection with their negotia­ tions. • The house adopted the resolu­ tion on a rising vote, 120 to 4—less than a quorum—with any debate. Republican Leader Longworth said (Continued on page 8} dv- �^ ’*7f- * " ft* S a^ S B B e i SANFORD DAILY HBWA1D, PWfpAV, FBB^U ARVl, !M4 ' THIS W EEK IN SANFORD 7%e Worlds O f Sports f (T ' ' 'V ± Com ingVtolet Brand Do Yon Need Shoes? Orlando ftfext Tuesday Sale a t Yowell Co., ' If you Bke j a u dancing, synco­ Feb. 6th to 9th. 9 I f * » .to Ffb. I. nieraCdy; lamcheon of Association r ip v of Business. Women at 12:00 at I.u- pated music rendered aa only the Beth C a f c U ^ U . ^ cetbred race can, don’t fail to sec ■ 'iM T "Shuffle Along" the big colored Weekly Luncheon of Chamber of musical comedy which m u a rec­ Commerce at 12:15 . t VaUex Hotel. ord of aver two yeara on Broad­ Members dance a t FJka’ Club at way, and which comes .to the Phil­ 0 p. nt», a t the Club house. lips Theatre, Oriandd.- fpr night GAIN ESV ILLE,.Jan. 3 1 .-F o lonly next Tuesday, Fcty 6. AT RHR MILANE lowing several weeks of tollwworry .Every variety o f JaxX and syn­ m r Tke iM orlalal "If Winter Cop e a ,^ the wonder­ copation known U utilised i/i the and exasperation, Freshmen Bas­ NEW YORK, Feb. 1 - 1 W sale ful William Fox motion picture presentation Of "Shuffle Along’’ ketball Conch P. Rex Farrior and of the contract~ of Howard Bald­' . r_ for the ______________ which greater part _______ of the O r h o d o . his trusty player-manager, Pete win, star pitcher, to the New York adapted from the book by th e ‘same show IsQust one continuous round i • ^ i M W & N s r r K t ' T i T h . Norton, tonight were In a position Giants for 125,000 by the former aame, was ‘shpwn In Sanford or singliyr and (facing. Neverthe­ T ie Greatest Aggregatian Of Thursday at tb e llila n e to packed owners of the Newark Internationttading of one unassisted triple to anounce for the first time some. less there is developed a plot 8INGKRSI DANCERS! plajr hero for another and the pars­ thing that resembled on official1Cjmmfssioner L an d ^o v er'th e p i ^ audiences both in the afternoon „ >UVI1 .......... situations and COMEDIANS! MUSICIANS! and night. Ip S ta in in g this stelcie^n humor h a . keir______ ........h i. ing of Catcher Steve O'NicII, the itinerary for the baby Gators’ road j test of the newly-organised syn- ,isr- production, been cxthe management o f , celled in musical jdoni Ever assembled with one lagemont of,celled comedy. The comcdv. last surviving member of the jaunt. into western Florida that is , V,'cate , no.w. ,n control* of the tne theatre has spared no cxnensa i. u.. u n i’ i __ . ... ----- — expense '-hon* is bv Miller and * ‘ . ' Coeapaayl > Clevebind Indians of 1011, were billed to commence Thursday Ncw« b club. r - W ,--N—S, f -----are by' Sissle ,h' a s i The commissioner's ruling was & r » n . K a s * pro,i“c- and features of the sevon-player trade morning. Blake. tbe benefit 'o f those who According to present plans, the announced nftcr a formal hearing made by the Clotcland qnd Boston ^ANNOUNCEMENT Emma Jackson the well known dldn t see the picture Thursday, yearling baskctcers piny six times attended by representatives of cxtsaqimmn A i i v ' ; colored prima-donoa has the IcadAmerican League clubs. It was on _,h eight-day Journey. Thurs­ agents as wall as former and pres­ tno film has been booked for today rd c , while B ^ y bew te and Edgar tto largest baseball deal in which daytheir ent Newark "Jub interests. ____ ten chorhous g t n h s t * also. The picture will be run xV Connor? night of this week they are ‘s play the leading comedy Cleveland has figured since Tris slated to nppear in Live Oak HAVE SUCCCSSf The decision in favor pf Bernard tho matinee and night. Everyone Speaker camo to the Indiana in against the high schoolers of that Moan and William Ashton of Bal­ should avail themselves of this op­ parts. The song hit# are almost W ORLD'S ipio, and strangely enough that city. The following afternoon they timore, former Newark owners, p o rtu n ity to sCe one of the best too-numerous to mention, notably "Shuffle tfade was made between the same bottle Quincy High, and on Satur­ was based upon the existence of a productions put out by William among thenl • being MUSICAL two clubs. Along," "If you haven’t been ' v . day swing into action against the stipulation In the franchise bill of Fox. _ vamped by a brown *kin, you . Tb® trading of William Wnmba- Grnccvillc five. sale giving thorn the right to dis­ hnven’t been vamped at all," "Hon­ *ccond baseman, who has AT THE MILANE On Monday the Florida floormen pose of Baldwin, and also upon the •tie distinction of making the only play Chipley, Rex Farrior’s homo fact ttytt tho deal for the transfer i I^ . ' v,nter Comes,” which will eysuckle Time," "Love Will Find unassisted triple play in a world'i town, nnd on Tuesday they will . . , cl,ub hn" not yet been com­ dose its run at tho Milane theater a Wny," "Bandanna -pays,’’ "Oh s game, for George Bums, likely piny in Tallahassee. This is pleted, since no money has aa yet tonight, has proved the hit of the Emelinc" and many others. 4MI ClfWAfgfglTf baseman, who pulled the snmo the local season nnd crowded houses * The chorus of "Bronxe Bcnutics" only scrap now pending. changed hands. "if MUIIIOM SOmrtfUUMMSjO t In a game against Cleveland Wednesday, Feb. iT, they conclude Michnel McTiguc and Corbett have attested to tho popular appeal arc the wonders pf the universe ns j lim it i m i 25? *®a *on camo aa no surprise. the .journey • they are the ewiftpat bunch of -----, with ....... _n ......... slight engage- McCarthy, Nowurk business men. it nas mndc to theatregoers. This deal has been "in the air" ment with the Lake City High mn- rc Prc»enting the new interests, With the famous Whirlwind lcrc/ MormonYa charactcrtzu- dancing demons evof seen in any •toce early in 'th e 'fa ll.' chine, returning to the university ”a8cd their claim for Baldwin on t on of Mork Sabre is one of the t musical comedy. < A real i negro ■'Happy Honcy-suckle Singing a Inrinentally .Wambsganss nl- .for contention that the pitcher finest pieces of work we have over j jazz orchestra is carried to match . . *a _ two-days’ two-days intervnl ........... before and Dancing 1 rodst figured in tho deal which tackling the steam rolling Green­ automatically became transfereed seen on the screen,.and realises as the-pace of. tho shuffling feet on o 7 'l? ht T,r,ILs£c°b®r to Cleveland. backs from South Jacksonville on with the franchise, regardless of near as It is humnniy possible tha the stage boards. "Shuffle A lonr” Jit that time Boston was to have Feb. S). any stipulation to the contrary, great character of Hutchinson is added proof of tho fact thut “ f ,P I« of nn Inflelder, and Ixe Farrior and Manager Norton th is view, however, was not sus- Mark Snbre has won his way into Bert Williams so ably illnstrnted, The noted "Shuffle Along' rohl, then manager of the Indians have scheduled, rearranged and talnecL tho heart of every rcnder'of mod­ namely that tho colprcd race nre Jazz Orchestra! Financial details of the Newark ern fiction, and Percy Marmont, by the best living interpretera of the Wjt npw holding a similar position cnnngod the entire program a half Snth the Red Sox, kept him on the dozen or more times since begin- transaction, revealed for the first l P°!v®r^ l screen portrayal of music and humor of their own Seats Now SELLING a‘ Mc­ JJtich and used Fred Thomaa dur­ nlng plans sonic weeks ago. It has time, brought out that the pur- the beloveil Mark, hna endeared p'toplc. Elroy’s Pharmacy ing the training sensnn. Boston is been exceedingly difficult to frame chnse price for tho club Is M5,000. himself to the heart of photoplay $2.00. $1.50, vl.QO, 75c, 50e' thought to have fallen for the bait a good trip, but the “Rats’* nppcrft According to tho terms of the fans and won a nicho in the screen fhd eclctced Thomas, who failed to be satisfied with a half dozen agreement be|,veon the Ashton- hall of ramc. Others in the enst. Monn and McTIgue-McCarthy In too—Ann Forrest as Nona and te last, while “ Wnmby” remained out of town games. this is to be paid by Tues­ Mnrgnret Fielding ns the unsympa­ w j, star of the Indians, Willir.ton High again fell before pcsidcs strengthening the In­ the freshmen court performers day in preferred stock by the new thetic wife, Mabel—have scored Continued f^oin pngo 1. ana a t their weakest position, here Inst Thursday afternoon, nnd club nnd reduced arumnlTy by not heavily, Mention *!.so must ' fjth n t he.did “not.know when wo m n i l o i h n " « V w**M w "L"**’ .^ ... ' ‘ j **f‘',°* the deal will give Clove- from all appearances, the year­ less than $7,500 in cash. s u v of r i v n b ^ h v nJ Ac h n r i lwiU be through." Griffiths nnd sevMild the greatest wrecking crew it lings are in for a mighty success­ hcrty,ind R y" inlK bny..? yd^ !,c r- orM Assistants were ondcuvorlng to KKAI; ESTATE TRANSFERS « . r had, with six sluggers who ful seasun. r / L ,! 1.?,'' K£X: ^ h a s tla n bortune confirm a report that a lurg. by William Riley Hatch. U st season batted better than .300 bombing plane had landed three Wallace W. Skinner to Cnrrio E. If you have not seen "If Winter. miles north of St. Petersburg. The wading off. These are: Chnflie Spencer. » Comes, by nil nitnnH jyo tonight, report Jamieson, If., .315• Homer Sumwas made by several farm ­ John Meisch and wWe to T. W .328‘ Sneaker, cf. .380; Joe ers. * . JonuB, BARTOW, Jnn. 31—A new $75,­ qpwell, ss, .353; Riggs StephenMr. Green, who says he pur­ Chubby I'npCM,mch ot Ueland M. 000 church building in being plan­ chased the munitions for legitimate ^b nnd Burns, lb, .328. ned by Baptists of this city. Com- ssole, produced a federal license, The trading of O’Neill created n A?ioii Uiel,l,,'f t‘J ^ • b,nd M. Chubb, mittcemen have been nppointed'd nppointc "«trd Jnn. 22, allowing him to Wnsatlon umong the local fans, anth whom he is n favorite. He had h - U i! . “ u B w . c d * "• x given Cleveland some of the best Blanche Johns Wright nnd husing unon mnn ° f B^ CO|tion '.n FIoritJn> bcfor,! ^ v i n g this catching it has ever had. His comnine,I n,.°.rn«n<f morning on. on Aa “business "business mission" mission" | Smi»h. ! i^ n u T n f f t " J ! hiC^ . HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 1.— S passing. It la believed, will put the .^?i. Y 1#ni. •ign nn<l construction .which he told police would require AMUSEMENTS ffl ffl ... ...... .......... . If Harry Wills, Negro heavy­ Durden of the receiving in 1021 on with utility. / ji<l3 absence for an indefinite time ... SeWcll and Glenn Myntt, weight, is matched to box Luic Angel Firpo, it is news to him. . « m.cl . ccs-,fa.vorlnK ‘he former. Wills said todny he had never J With Lee Fohl the Boston Red pox now have five plnyers who are heard of Lewis Raymond*, repre­ re«}aenta of Cleveland on its ros- sentative of a New York syndicate IS NOW OPEN t*r. The others arc O’Neill, who is reported to have signed THE GOOD Firpo nnd Wills for a 15-round wambsganss, Charles Darnkott, bout. a semi-pro pitcher, and Harold It will be out of the question for nosenback, an am ateur outfield- Wills to think of even lacing on n tr. glove for the n e tt two months, his physicians stated. Wills has n bndNo motor car has ever won so. Glenna Collett Wins y broken right hand, one of the niffh a place in public regard in' largest bones between the wrist »uch n $hort time ax has been nc-' Tournament A fter A and fingers being shattered. Wills corded the good Maxwell since the ................................................ broke his hand last week In Neiy new series was introduced. YERS WILL BE THE BOSTON CLUB THIS YEAR ITINERARY FOR THE FRESHMAN QUINTET, GIVEN jr- SALE OF BALDWIN UPHELDBY JUDGE LANDIS’ DECISION V- V* PHILLIPS THEATRE Tuesday Feb. 5 M V 10 AND 15 PER CENT • E DIXIE CHORUS ' - Off On Men’s Shoes - Saturday, Monday, Tuesday 1 ' . ) Only . i . ( 75c Interwoven Host, 2 pair at $1.10. Lloyd Shoe . tX T /1 INC. Nc^t to Woplworth. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TJODAl REBELS PRESS .v-,% PROPOSED MATCH WITH LUIS FIRPO SURPRISES WILLS The New Things I MAXWELL In Thrilling P l a y - o f f v„rk WjStfTSKi ’STiS iSS n F M iT tr ra----- 1. , , ... ' 'vith Hartley Madded, scheiluled niS,n r n*i,^ r,eb-, *•—Miss for bcb. 6. The bout was postGlcnna Collett of Rhode Island iw.ned until Feb. 25, but the con- W E A R E H E R E TO ST A Y Country Club defeated Mrs. Doro- dition of Wills’ hand is such, said thy Hurd of Merlon Cricket in the his physician, that cither another linats oi the women s annual Jan- noslponement or cancellation will ~~ry tournament here yesterday, he necessary. It Was the best played mutch ever "Before I left New. York.’’ Wills ALL MAKES OP seen at Bellair between (wo .said, “my manager, P.uldy MulCARS W°T8»n I.” ' .. ... , ,pn,< h"'1 '» talk with Tex Rickard ine match was a thriller from concerning a bout between Firpo i„Cjf.nnLr!*t.t<2 *",r .the large gal- and me. No nrticlcs, however, Iery which followed from the first wore signed. Thni is all I know Serviced in our repnir department I■ tea to the 10th green where i*. .of n Firpo-Wills fight. If I am enue«i in victory for the young signed to meet Firpo my manager TUB GOOD rrovldencc girl. must have made the arrangements . Un tho last hole Miss Collett after I left New York." MAXWELL grove her hall to within a hole of Wills indicated, however, that he a moving railroad train which was wxls lenving everything to Mullers just pulling into tne station. She us regarding future bouts. ■ had barely room to swing the c l u b , ------------------------^ ■ CRYSLER ■ui managed to put her nproneh STRIBI.ING TO MEET BUCK •hot on the green 25 from the cup. j JACKSONVII.I.K, Jan. 81 — Oho sank the putt which gave her | Young Slrihling and Soldier Buck • * /“ lr. a,ml thp M,“‘ch to nn Will meet in a ten-round wind-up CHALMERS ?*_r“ hol° wh'cb "ho won With u , bout lit the Duval Armory next par four. hrulay night, Fell. 1. according to Mrs. Hurd ruined her chances Mutrhmnkur Billy Dawson. for getting a hair when she put Sales and Service her second shot into a trap. Miss Tho papers report that Mr. -Inek Collett covered the 18 holes in 7fi Dempsey lias gone to Florida to strokes, while Mrs. Hurd required rest, but fail to explain what he 9 •• is rt sting from. s Pierson-Rogers 6 SOLD YESTERDAY and Millinery are here. Styles'and prices which are bound to please. " DRESSES Di e d fro m i ts N ew Y o rk R un. A I 'r o d u d io n H a rry iHillartlc Washing Storing Reimiring YOIJR LAST CHANCE TO SEE 17.’t — Phone — ■175 SELLS IT FOR LESS , Sanford, H a Sanford Loan & Savings Company ■ TERMS OF SALE Home Sites nt Mayfair are within the reach of nil in . on cures your. location. DALANCE PAY M ilV i« « « ,°J ° £° per cent He* per cent Discount for Cash in 60 days. Lh >D)nth|y I’nymcnts. 10 Capital $100,000.00 • x . ’ # Secure \o u r Location NOW OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS-730 TO 9 P M l-h g « (IX C O I’O IIA T K U ) . ... lm |lt< l (h i „ * • * WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. £ # "•l From the Heights of Ecstacy to the Gates of Hell! \ SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS the The OITicerH of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Hond V b , ; - SPECIAL ORCHESTRA ! Grass Strips Are Being Graded. Palms and Trees Are Being Set. More Than 500 Shrubs and Plants •* •• ^ fifOSi are Being Planted PRICES: $975 TO $1475, NONE HIGHER. Matinee Daily at t 1*. M. Night at 8 P. j)I. Prices: 25 nnd 50 cents, tax paid. Greatest Characterization . Screen Has Ever Seen. H | The Churchwell Co.! ............................. “h V f W in te r ( ^omes ] The Taft eta, Braid, and Straw in poke shapes and other styles. W' lak“ ,,lK k Double and Triple Our Present Prices Cement Walks Are Now Being Laid HATS __ j 1M '-1 $25 to $29.50 j ~ ’ “ This policy of oflerinL' one-third o f this.property is in recognition of the -splendid reception given us in S A N F O R D _w c believe that with the com­ pletion of our development work future values will * And we want you to share in this profit. $3t o Corner Sanford Ave. nnd Second St. 4 REMAIN OF OUR OFFERING OF 30 LOTS AUTO CO. •••T T o d e t y . . . 2 Homesites s Canton, Satin back crepe, Rosharanara Crepe, and Flat Crepe. * M ila n e T h e a t r e FOR Y OUR INSPECTION ADDED ATTRACTION: ROUND 8 OF FIGHTING 5 H L O O I) S F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. -------------------------- Phone 231------------- I s I G. ,E. McCALL, Manager HARRY T. BODWFI i i » " *104 Magnolia Avenue and Trcas. SANFORD Phone 623 �i /f »RD for the provisions of Sections 101 *nd thence e a st to tho weat line of was duly held in the City of San­ of Sanford, Seminole County, State ............ A. D. 1924, In Chancery 102 of tho Charter of tho City of hard, surfacing n i Pine Avenue? thence north to the ford, Florida, on tha-sni«L.11th day of Florida, an ft to Organise, In­ Order Book J __ on page ....------ of Sanford. Florida, shall proccod facing of said portion t? north line of Union Avenue; of January, A. D, 1924, riTU! as the corporate and Establish a City t h o . records of the Circuit Court without delay to make n special said election, the _____...of_________ . . . . . afore. Government for/ithe Snme, and to ^of tho Seventh iudiclal Circuit of thence easterly along the north result assessment roll, assessing the »pcc- nary public Improvement said ordinance, No. 67, was adoptPrescribe the Jurisdiction, P o w ers'th e State of Florida, in and for link of Union Ave% e to the West -------! lal benefits to be received ns the BE IT FURTHER Res \ litte of Chapman •Avenue; thenco ( ed, approved and confirmed by th e ) r ”d Fiinct’cn#; of said Municipal- Seminole County . A RESOLUTION PROVIDING rMUlt of the improvement con- T hat a total expcndltw. M northerly along the west lino/of electors of the City of Sanford,. Sty,1? J O R THE PAVING, RE-PAV-j tcmplatcd against all Jots and ceedlhg Two Thou»,n(1 . J piir;,unnt to Ordinance No. 07 Clerk of tho Circuit Court of the Chapman Aveftue"to the sodth Florida^ and by said election it wns ^ ING, HARD SURFACING AND |B„ds adjoining and contiguous or dred and five ($2305.00* Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Development board shore of Lake Monroe; thenco further determined, th at the bonds of 0f panford, Florida, cnRE-HARD SURFACING OF bounding nnd abutting upon such is hereby authorized to to*,: completed its series of adverSeminole County, Florfdn. provided for in snid ordinance titloj: HUGHEY STREET FROM improvement, and upon the comple- cost of pavinjf, re-povC*1 ments, to be run In the New westerly along the south shore of should he issued by the City of ‘t daily papers during the Flor- Lake Monroe to beginning, and PARK AVENUE WEST TO t ion „f Baid assessment roll, to surfacing and rc-hird “An Ordintncc Providing for Sanford, Florida, in th e manner the Acquisition and Establishment (Said Bonds to ins endorsed on the State Exposition a t Madison also FRENCH AVENUE A WIDTH cauac n copy thereof to be pub- Park Avenue from Franklhj ■Square Garden February IS to 24. nnd for the purposes in snid ordi­ of n W ater Works Plant or Plants back as follows:) Beginning a t a point, 57 feet llahed two times consecutively, once south to opposite the lot h J OF 24 F E I * . ij A portfolio of these advertise* nance provided nnd set forth, nnd, by the City of Sanford, Florida, to J Number each week in h newspaper pubsouth of the north east corner of jnents, distributed among the Flor­ lishcd in Sanford. Florida, attach­ twoett Lots 19 and 20 of o ' Whereas, the question of issuing be Maintained ...... ....... — as a i d a papers shows the excellent style Block 11 Tier 9 in A. C. Martin’s and Operated WHEREAS, the City Commls- ing to snid special assessment roll Park, a width of 21 f^t fend quality of the work which will Addition to Sanford, Florida; run Iwnda for the purposes specified in j Public Utility, and Providing for! CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA 3iaon of the City of Sanford, Flori­ so published n notice directed to said sqm of Two Thou^i' mb4 put on, and its cost, pen inch, west to the southwest corner of the' said ordinance had not b e e n n iiv finrwi, PUBLIC UTILITY BOND an Issue of tu Utility Bonds >,v hy the the II da, deems it advisable to improve, nil property owners interested in Hunderd and Five ($2303,00} , jwrhen run in all the dailies of fiew Lot 1, Block 11, Tier 11 in said A $1000. submitted to the voters of the City City of San for J, Florida, in the r jpfork City. The ads are of unlgrade, construct, reconstruct, snid special assessments, stating Jars, Is the total estimated «, B */orm typographical appearance, C, Martin’s Addition, which point of Snnfordf Florida, within one sum of Three H undred nnd Seven-1 INTEREST ft 1-2 PER CENT pave and re’- pavc with vitrified in accordance with the provisions said improvement; that the fr »iflve columns wide, embellished by is nlso on tho easterly line of t h e ! ypHr prjor to j nminry nth, ty-five Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ DATED JANUARY 1st, 1924. brick or other hard surface mater­ of the Charter of the City of Snn­ tire' cost of the / imp R -feuta a t the top and side showing Atlantic Coast Line Railrond right | nnijt ceeds to bo Derived from the Sale ial, the following Street in the ford. Florida, a definite time nnd aforesaid, £ ^characteristic Florida scenery and of way; thence northerly, along tho shall be Interest Payable f a c tiv ity , nnd each carrying in Wherehs, in strict compliance Thereof to he Used to Acquire, Es­ City of Snnford, Florida, to-wit: place where complaints will be against all property abutting * J \» v y faced type a quotation from easterly line of the Atlantic Coast with the requirements of Inw, the tablish, Purchase and Construct a Semi-Annually on HUGHEY STREET, from Park heard nnd when suid special assess­ fro n tin g upon that portion r wonic prominent American C»l Line Railroad rig h t of way to n January 1st, nnd July 1st ______A*. Water Works’ Plant, or Plants," City Commission of the City of Avenue west to French Avenue, ment roll will be finally confirmed Park Florida s opportunities. Avenue, from Fns point 87 feet north of the north Principal Duo Sanford, Florida, did, subsequent which said ordinance was duly en­ > These quotations, running AD of said improving, grading, by the City Commission sitting ns Street south to opposite tie through the series of nds, consti- line of Ninth Street in suid A. C. to the date of the said election, acted nnd adopted by the City I January 1st, 1954. construction, reconstruction, pav­ line between ■Lot« m and $ nn Equalizing Board. Jiute a fine Florida symposium, Martin’s Addition; thence cast to precede to canvass the (returns Commission of tho City of Sanforc Both Principal nnd Interest ing, and re-paving to be done f jThey arc as follows: BF. IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Connelly Park, to b0 so the west line of French Avenue Payable a t the of the said election, nnd nt said Florida, on the llKh tiny of Decem­ in compliance with plans, specifi­ Thnt the special assessments pro­ by the paving, re-paving, hard* “Tho eyes of the world drawn f ■*to ‘ Florida with new interest."— at a point 88.7 feet north of the meeting, did unanimously adopt a ber, A. I). 192.1, pursuant to a vot CHASE NATIONAL BANK cations, profiles and estimates of vided for by this resolution to in fneing nnd re-hanl surfiria| north line of said Ninth Street; ^Barron Collier. New York City, said proposed improvement of made nnd entered against the prop­ said portion of l ark Av«» i b (’Florida is a modem earthly thence South 2U.T feet to begin­ resolution declaring the said elec­ of the majority of the qualified • N. Y. electors, residing within the bound tion to be in fnvor of the adoption, Hughey Street from Park Avenue .paradise and will be the future ning. erty bounding nnd nbutting upon width of 24 feet, and agaiiut approval, nnd confirmation of th e 1arics of the City of Sanford, Flor_ opie of millions."—A rthur llriswest to French Avenue, now on said improvement shall be pay­ lots nnd lands adjoining and, Section 2. This ordinance shall said Ordinance No. 67, nnd in fnv- i<ln, nt nn election duly and legally “bane. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, file in tho office of the City Mana­ able nt the option of the property tiguous, or bounding and abid p i M “Florida nn nsset of immensur- become effective immediately up­ or of the issunnee of the bonds pro­ called, held and conducted on the T hat nfter said bonds have been ger of the City of Snnford, Flori­ ii-, sable value to the nntlon nnd all its on its final passngc and adoption. owners owning property bounding upon said improvement; that Ji executed ns herein provided, they vided for in said Ordinance No. 07, 11th day of January, A. D. 1921, “people.”— Richard II. Edmunds, da, which said plans, specifications, Adopted this 28th day of Janu­ nnd nbutting upon such improve­ Thousand, Two hundred and ] nhnli each lie presented to the r* • "Florida’s climate is God-given by the City of Sanford, Florida, the ballots cast a t said election profiles nml estimates have been ary, A. D. 1924. ment as follows: either In full ($2,205.00) Dollnrs, is .th* A*-anil is three-fourths of the state's and, and the ante nnd returns thereof Clerk of the Circuit Court of the heretofore approved by the City * "v alu e ”— Carl Fisher. (Seal) within thirty days after said as­ estimated cost of said conttaj Whereas, nil precedent condit­ having been thliy canvassed, pro­ Seventh Judieinl Circuit of Florida, Commission nnd constitute the ^ w “Oopltalist nnd pioneer, prince Forrest Lake sessments shall stand equalized, ed' improvement in the pavinj, l* “ arid pauper, alike nre attracted hy ions nnd requirements imposed by claimed, certified, filed, recorded in and for Seminole County, for plans nnd specifications for suid S. 0 . Chase npproved nnd confirmed, or in fif­ paving, hard surfn.ing arj the purpose of hnving endorsed )* £ a q d ‘ t o ’ Florida.”— August Heck) law to exist, happen and be per- nnd declared aa required hy law, work, therefore, C. J. Marshnll , • a h e r ., teen equal annual installments hard surfacing of said perti* thereon a certificate of validation nml also pursunit to certain orders HE IT RESOLVED, That the £ “Best evidence of my opinion of As the City Commission o’f t h e form«d* M °TC 1,on,la ,)r 1U!>* and resolutions of the City Coni- in the form hereinabove prcacribwith interest nt the rate of eight I’nrk Avenue to be specUUj] part thereof, can be lawfully is- mistaon of the City of Snnfonl, , ' ‘"Florida investments of five million City of Sanford, Florida. , r ity Commission of the City of per centum per annum upon all sessod against nil lots and Ii ed, nnd, ^dollars.”—William J. Conners. sued, do exist, have happened nml Florida, duly had nnd adopted. Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ Attest: * deferred payments, from and af­ adjoining 2 “Florida has unsurpassed opItE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and contiguous! have been performed, ami the form able, as a necessary public im* \ •p cftu n ities for two distinct classes I.. R. Philips, ter the time said special assess­ bounding and abutting upon 1 It Is Hereby Certified, Recited That tho net income, revenue nnd nnd details of said bonds, and the provement. to pave, re-pnve, hard 3 - o f people.”—William Jennings City Clerk. nnd Declared, that nil acts, condit­ profits to l>e derived by the City of ments shall lie nnd stand finally imuprovement; tlu* sum of R, F '•B fyan. interest coupons to be thereto ntsin face nml re-hard surface with ions and tilings required by luw to Sanford, Florida, from the opera­ equalized, approves! and confirmed, is the estimated cost per front ‘ " “ Florida has the goods nnd can Inched, ami the special tux to be vitrified brick or other hnrd sur­ for said improvement. j; ■deliver them."—It. C. Forbes, cxDt, happen nnd be performed, tion of its W ater Works i’lant or annually levied to pay the interest face material, Hughey Street, and, r • t'l believe Florida is destined to precedent to , nnd in the issuance Plants, to an amount sufficient to HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, BE IT FURTHER RESOL1 ■ oq said bonds, and to create a sink­ Bbecome the greatest agricultural from Hark Avenue west to French of this bond, have existed, have provide for the payment of the Thnt this resolution shall lie and That it is the determinatioij ' Zatate in Ami Hen."—Roger W. ing fund for the retirem ent of said Avenue, a width of 21 feet; that happened and have been perform­ principal nnd Interest of said •. jB abson. become effective immediately from this Commission that all loti 1 bonds nt maturity, not having all of snid paving, re-paving, hard * w “Florida development has Just ed in regular and due time, form bonds as the same respectively be­ nnd after its passage and adoption. lands adjoining nnd contiguous' been properly designated, and it sqrfacing and re-hard surfacing ■commenced, going forward with ami manner, as required hy law, come due and payable, shall, from Adopted this 28tli day of Janu­ bounding and abutting upon h i* J marvelous rapidity.”—Charles A. A RESOLUTION PRESCRIBING now being desired that the same of Hughey Street, ns aforesaid, nnd that the amount of this bond, tim e to time, be placed and paid . • Stone. ary, A. D. 1921. Avenue, from Franklin Sta THE FORM AND DETAILS tie so indicated, shall lie done in strict compliance p Z “Florida is booming, and now in together with all other indebted­ into a sinking fund account nml (Seal) south to opposite tlu* lot lint) OF AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY Therefore, He It Resolved: That ness of the City of Sanford, Flori­ pledged solely for the payment of with the plans, specifications, pro­ IJ "position for much further merited Forrest I-nke tween lots 19 nnd 26 of Com THE CITY OF SANFORD, ■ expansion.”—A rthur Capper. files and estim ates therefor, now bonds of the City of Sanford, Flor­ S. O. Chase, Park, will be bunelitted bytb«| 5 These opinions of America’s FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF ida, in the aggregate mini of Three da, does not exceed any limit pre-<the principal nml interest of the on file in the office of the City Blooding business men nnd nublicC. J. Marshall provement provided for by THREE HUNDRED AND SEV­ Hundred and Seventy-five Thous­ scribed by the Constitution nnd bonds hereby authorized to ho , “ Ists backed by the exhibition of Statutes of the State of Florida, sued, and in the event the net in­ Manager of the City of Snnford, As the City Commission of the resolution, and thnt the special ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL­ Florida, which said plans, specif FTorida's products will open the and ($.175,000.00) Dollars, provid­ City of Snnford, Florida. sessnients to be made and eat LARS. AUTHORIZED BY OR­ ed for by the said Ordinance num­ and that before the issuance of this come, revenue and profits to be tications, profiles and estimates eyes of thousands who have here­ tofore seen in the statu merely a DINANCE NO. 67. DULY bered 67, nnd as approved and con­ bond, provisun has been made by derived by th e 1City of Sanford, have been Jiertofore npproved by Attest: against all lots nnd lands -.place to go to esenpe the inconresolution of the City Commission, Florida, from the operation of its L. It. Philips, ADOPTED DECEMBER 10th. ing nnd contiguous or boi firmed hy the electors of the City the City Commission and consti­ aVonlcnce of Cold weather. In the City Clerk. 192.1, AND PLEDGING THE of Sanford, Florida, bo issued at to assess, annually, n tax upon ail W ater Works Plant or I hints, tute the plans and specifications and nbutting upon such com slanguage of an eminent nutonio- HbUe maker, we “may expect great NET INCOME. REVENUE this time, said bonds to hear a rate real and personal property, rail- shall be Insufficient to provide a for said proposed improvement of inted improvement shall be thiTigs" from this venture into the AND PROFITS TO HE DE­ of interest of five and oiichnlf per roads, telegraph nnd telephone fund for the payment of the prin- Hughey Street between Park Aveupon n foot frontage basis; tU ” field of publicity. . , RIVED BY THE CITY OF centum (ft 1-2 percent) per annum, lincs, owned or situated within the cipal and interest of said bonds as to sny, th at in the prepantki m “ 1 — 1,1,1 1 ‘%t’nui* a u 1 FLORIDA, FROM to be of the denomination of One City of Sanford, Florida, to realize the same become clue and payable, I1*ll0 ,l1'! the special assessment roll cos v * Lisbon Lives In Fear SANFORD. n sum sufficient to pay the interest the City of Sanford, Florida, here’’f ", r,‘L 't,1 nml Commission THE OPERATION OF ITS Thousand Dollars each, to he num­ ing the contemplated irepr* ' ,l ■ir‘ s * 10 ueeess t> for I Outrage And Violence WATER WORKS PLANT OR bered from 1 to 37ft, both numbers upon this bond, as it may become hy covenants and agrees with the ,trt nient, such special assess*! the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ PLANTS, TO AN AMOUNT Inclusive to be dated January 1st due, and to create a sinking fund holder or holders of snid bonds, or facing and re-hard surfacing of shnll be determined and pranl RESOLUTION PROVIDING ». - LISBON, Feb. 2.—Libson fnces for the payment of the principal any of them, to levy annually upon SUFFICIENT TO CREATE A according'to the foot irontsi 1921, nnd to mature January 1st, • J o stormy future, in the opinion of said portion of Hughey Street, as | FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV­ SINKING FUND TO PRO- 1954; both principal and interest of hereof nt the maturity of same, i all the taxable property of said - a civil governor of the municipality the respective properties speck ING, HARD SURFACING )*“ !%. V".: £«*who.:hA.v .ju * t.1.r«aigiW«L..i.llolqifl .VIDE F/L»R„.THi:..',TAYMl£xT said bonds shall be payable nt the and that the issue of bonds, of j City, a tax sufficient to meet 8:d d . benefitU*<rW snid iniprovened ANI) ItJr.-U U i-. SURFACING ^proper protective measures are OF THE PRINCIPAL AND IN­ City of New York, State of New which this bond is a part, has been deficiency, it being tho intention b e r r f u r t h e r iiesoly taiaken, the city may wake up some OF PARK AVENUE FROM BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, TEREST OF SAID BONDS, York, in lawful money of the Unit­ duly confirmed and validated by a of the said City to provide for the .-morning “in u frightful sen of That a tutal expenditure not ex­ FRANKLIN STREET SOUTH Thnt the Tax Assessor and AND IF SAID INCOME, REV­ ed States of America, interest pay­ decree of the * iicuit Court of the payment of tho principal and in* ceeding Fifteen Thousand, five •exploding dynnmitv." TO OPPOSITE THE LOT LINE City Clerk of the City of Sxnfa - The local politicians nre playing ENUE AND PROFITS able scmi-nmiunlly on January Seventh Judicial Circuit of tin* tercet of said bonds primarily out BETWEEN LOTS 19 AND 20 Florida, in accordance with hundred fiftv-three DUB 551.00*J a with fire, says this former official, SHOULD PROVE TO HE IN­ first, and July first of each year; State of Florida, in and for Semi- (,f the net, income, revenue and Dollars, is hereby authorized to • whose name is Antonio Videirn. OF CONNELLY I ARK, A provisions of Sections 101 ant SUFFICIENT FOR SAID snid bonds shall lie signed by the noli* County, in n proceeding he- profits derived from tho operation cover the cost of paving, re-pav­ « During his term of office he wusnfof the C harter of the City of Si WIDTH OF 21 FEET. “ forded muny proofs of the existPURPOSES, P R O V I L) I N G Mayor of the City of Sanford. Flor gun by the City of Snnford, Flor- of the Water Works Plant or ing. hard surfacing nnd re-hard ford, F’lorida, shall proceed v "once of terrorist organizations corporation, Plants of the Ctiy of Sanford, FOR THE LEVY OF AN AN­ idu, and the Clerk of the City of Ida, a municipal surfacing Hughey Street between WHF.REASf the City Commis­ out delay to make ti special »sa » whoso purpose in violence. Only NUAL TAX UPON ALL TAX­ Sanford, Florida, and shall have against the State of Florida, of] Florida, but tin* full faith and 1 arl: Avenue and French Avenue, sion o." the City of Sanford, Flori­ ment roll, assessing the sp* •n dictatorship supported by armed • force nnd freed from nil party ABLE PROPERTY WITHIN affixed thereto tin* seal of the City which proceeding due noitco was t credit of the City of Snnford, F br- a width of 24 feet, which said sum da, deems it advisable to improve, benefits to be received, as lb* apolitics can insure safely. THE CITY OF SANFORD. of Sanford, Florida; the interest duiy and regularly given to the* ida. are hereby irrevocably ptedg- <'f Fifteen Thousand,-Five Hun- grade, construct, re-construct, suit of the improvement conta - Sonic of Dr. Videira's revelnFLORIDA, TO PRODUCE coupons to be attached to suid Statc of Florida, and to the public, ed for their payment, nnd if ncccs- ,|rt,,| fifty.three ($15 553 00) Dol- pave and re-pnve with vitrified "tions arc so alarming that it is luted, ngninst nil lots and la considered dangerous to make them EACH YEAR A SUM SUFFIC­ bonds to lie signed with the en­ And for the payment of the prinei- (snry, there shall lie levied annual- j |ttrs> j the total estimated cost o ' brick or other hnrd surface m ater­ adjoining nnd contiguous ■public. The i’ortugucse capital IENT TO PAY THE INTER­ graved or lithographed fae-simile pal and interest of this bond, the |y upon all tho taxable property -•■«id improvement; that the entire ial the following Avenue in the bounding nml abutting upon « • has become a center of internaEST ON SAID BONDS AND signatures of Said Mayor ami said full faith and credit of tlu* City of of snid City, while said bonds re- tost of the improvement afore­ xtionai revolutionary activity of re­ City of Shnfuril, Florida, to-wit: improvement, and upon the n TO CREATE A SINKING Clerk; the suid bonds and coupons, Sanford, Florida, is hereby irre- main outstanding and unpaid, a said, shall lie assessed against all count years, and the terrorist propa­ PARK AVENUE, from F’rnnkpletion of said assessment roil, g a n d a has intensified since the es­ tax sufficient to provide funds fur FUND FOR THE PURPOSE with the necessary .variations as to voeably pledged. juoperty shutting nml fronting lit) Street south to opposite the cause n copy thereof to be p ta b lish m e n t of the dictatorship in OF THE REDEMPTION OF dates and numbers, ami the certi­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the the payment of the interest ac­ npt :i that portion of Hughey ■Spain. lot lino between Lots 19 and 2U of lislied tw u. times consctutf SAID BONDS AT THE MA­ ficate of validation thereof, shall City of Sanford, Florida, has cruing from time to time on said Street between Park Avenue and Connelly Park. once each .week in n new*] bonds, and to pay the principal French Avenue to be so improved TURITY THEREOF. be substantially in the following caused this bond to be signed by All of said improving, grading, published in Snnford, Floridi* its Mayor, and attested hy the City thereof nt m aturity. form, to-wit: by the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ construction, re-construction, pav­ Inching to said special asses*1 Wherns, a t a regular meeting Clerk, and its corporate seal to In* HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. facing and re-hard surfacing of Number Dollars ing, and re-paving to be done in roll so published a notice din of the City Commission of the City affixed hereto, and has further '1 hat ns soon as said bunds shall be said portion of Hughey Street, a -------loon compliance with plans, specifica­ to all property owners *nte of Snnford, Florida, held on the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA caused the interest coupons hereto printed, and after the sale and width of oj feet, and against all tions, profiles and estimates of in snid special assessments, luili day of December, A. D. 1921, attached, to bear the lithographed award thereof, same shall he duly loirs and lands adjoining and con" A N ORDINANCE AMENDING STATE OF FLORIDA fae-simile signatures of . aid M ay­ executed hy the Mayor and the ti.'iiuus, or bounding and abutting said proposed improvement of ing in accordance with the pr*1 ? SECTION 18.1 OF THE KE- this Commission did duly enact and COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Park Avenue from Franklin ions of the Charter of the City adopt that certain ordinance, No. or nnd said City Clerk, and this • lork of the City of Hanford, • VISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANFORD upmi aid improvement; thnt Kif- Street south to opposite the lot Sanford, F’lorida, a definite 67, entitled: bond to be dated the first day of Florida, in the form and manner » m£ IT Y OF SANFORD, 1911. PUBLIC UTILITY BOND U-i n 1huusnnd, Five hundred fifty-] line between Lots 1,1) and 2U of nnd place where complaints wil “An Ordinance Providing for the January, A. D. 1921. hereinabove set forth, and snid three ( $15,ftft1,00) Dollars, u tin* Connelly Park, now on tiie in the heard and when snid specid --------* BE IT ENACTED HY THE PEO- Acquisition nnd Establishment of bonds, when so executed, shall t"tal estimated cost of said canoffice of the City Manager of the zesament roll will be finally 2 PLE OF THE CITY OF SAN- a Water Works Plant or Plants by t Know All Men Hy These PresMayor of the Ctiy of Sanford, thereupon be foithwith delivered tcmplatcd improvement in rim pnv(’ity of Sanford, Florida, which firmed by the City Commission the City of Sanford, Florida, to be eats, that the < ity of Sanford, in m FORD. FLORIDA: by said Mayor and snid Clerk to • Florida. ing. re-paving, hard surfacing nml said plans, specifications, profiles ting us an Equalizing Roard.^ Maintained and Operated as a Puli the State of Florida, a municipal _. Section 1. That Section 18.1 of Attest: Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase nnd C. re-hard surfacing of said portion and estimates have been heretoBE IT FURTHER RKS0L' ^ th c Revised Ordinances of the City lie Utility, and Providing for an corporation, duly organized nnd exJ. Marshall, com posing the City ■i Hughey Street, tti be specially fore approved hy tlu* City Com- That the special assessments ~ o f Sanford, of 1913, be amended Issuo of Utility Bunds hy the Citv 1isting under and in pursuance of Commission of the City of San­ assessed against all lots and City Clerk. •"•" mission and constitute the plans vided for by this resolution t* • as follows: of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of the Laws of the State of Florida, ford, Florida, and ex-officio Bond adjoining and contiguous or bound ; Section 183: FIRE LIMITS. Three Hundred and Seventy-live for value received, acknowledges sneeilieation* for said work made nnd entered against Trustees of the City of Snnford, ing ami abutting upon raid im- (nod (Form of Interest Coupon) therefore, property bounding and aha' j N o person shall build, construct, Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to itself indebted nnd promises to pay No. .. 827.ftO F londn, for delivery to the pur­ provement; the sum of $5.07 is tin* HE IT RESOLVED, That the upon saiil improvement shall enlarge, or authorize the building, he Derived from the Sale Thereof to tin* bearer hereof the sum of chasers thereof, and On tlie first day of July. 19— ................... . „ estimated cost per front fzot for i City Commission of th ■ City of payable at tho option of the P1 mconstruction or enlargement of to lie Used to Acquire, Establish, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, Tho City of Sanford, Florida, . II FLK1HF.R RESOLVED, Mairi improvement*. Sanford, Floridaa, deems it advisa- erty owners owning Pror » a n y frame or wooden building, Purchase and Construct a Water in lawful money of the United Lnko, S. O. Chase I UK fp FURTHER RESOi.VED,1hie, as a necessary public iinnrovewill pay tho hearer Twenty-seven That F’orrc r, tent, booth or other structure, or Works Plant or Plant," bounding und abutting upon States of America, on the first and ftU-100 Dollars (?27.fttl) in law- and C. J. Marshall, composing - a n y veneered building, or any and, day of January, A. D. 19ft l, with fut money of tile United S tates o ff* "13 * ommission, and ex-officio ih.it it is the determination of ment, to pave, re-pave, hard sur­ improvement ns follows: eithd] this Commission that all lots m<! face and re-hurd surface with vit­ full within thirty days aRer • wooden building, covered with Whereas, this Commission did interest thereon at the rate of five America, at The Chase National Bond Trustees of the City of San­ hinds adjoining and cent guous or rified brick or other hard surface Bcorrugated or other iron, in the cimit* said ordinance to be duly pub and one-half per centum per an­ assessments shnll stand cqu* Hank, in the City of New York, ford, F’lqridn, be each required bounding nnd nbutting upon Hugh­ material, Park Avenue from num, payable semi-nmuiaHy, Jan£nren within the corporate limits of fished ns required l»y law, and, approved und confirmed, or in State of New York, being six to enter into a good and sufficient ey Street between Park Avenue* r ranklin Street south to oppuritc “ the City of Sanford. Florida, d c ;• teen equal annual Installment* Whereas, this Commission lid nary first and July first of each months’ interest then due oil its bond in the sum of Twenty-five and French Avenue, will he bonetho let line between Lots 19 and interest at the rate of eigh* acrihed ns follows: cause an order to be adopted, call-1 year, on presentation and surrend- Public Utility Bond, dated Janu­ Hundred l Stir.no nn. n„i>A ($2500.00) DoUftx, con- fitted by, the improvement l»ro- 20 of Connelly Park, a width of • Beginning at the intersection of ing nn election he be held through- ei* of the interest coupons hereto centum per annum upon »i* ary 1st, 1924, payable from a tax dithmed upon the faithful perform- vidod for by this resolution, nnd -I feet; that all ot said paving, ferred payments from and • the south shore of Lake Monroe out the City of Sanford, Florida, annexed ns they severally becom to he assessed, levied and collected nru-e of the duties imposed upon that tin* special assessments to IIIre-paving, hnrd surfacing, anil the time said special assess®! *w ith the oust line of Elm Avenue on the litli day of January, A. D.. due, both principal and interest be upon all taxable property within them as Bond Trustees of th< made nnd entered acnim t ail lots re.hnr.l m i r f , * , _1. ■extended; run south to the south 192 i, to determine the question at ing payable a t The Chase National shall be nnd stand finally eqnd the boundaries of the said City of bonds -lin e of Fulton Street; thence west said election, whether the ordi- Hank, in the City of New York, Sanford, Florida. approved und confirmed. nn ■ fcto the oast lino of French Avenue; nance aforesaid, should he adopted, i State of New York, BE IT FURTHER RES0LVJ N o .___ "thence south to a point 117 feet approved nnd confirmed hy th e 1 This bond is one of a series of That this resolution shall be JM (Bond No.) "aouth of the south line of First electors of the City of Sanford, three hundred and seventy-five become effective immediate!) • S treet; thence east to the east Florida, and whether the bonds bonds, aggregating T hree Hundred nnd nfter its passngc ami " lin e of alley bcwcen Elm Avenue provided for in said ordinance^ and Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, tion. , City Clerk, covering the con­ snid plans, specifications, profiles ^and Myrtle Avenue; thence south should be issued hy the City o n of- like date, tenor and maturity, (Seal( Adopted this 28th day of templated improvement, such mid estimates have been hereto­ . to the north lint* of Third Street; Sanford, Florida, in the manner issued hy the City of Sanford, (F’orni of Validation Certificate) nry, A. I). 1921 Forrest Lake special assessments shall bo deter­ • thence east to the east line of nl- and for the purposes in said ordi­ Florida, for lawful municipal pur­ fore npproved by the City Com- (Seal) Validation Certificate. S. 0. Chase jmined und prorated according to mission and constitute the plans Z ley, between Sanford Avenue and nance provided and set forth, and, poses, in strict conformity with the Forrest Validated and confirmed by a C. J. Marshall nnd specifications f0r for ^P alm etto Avenue; them e south to Whereas, in full ami strict com­ Constitution and Laws of the State decree of the Circuit Court of tlu* As the Ctiy ; Commission of th ,hc fo0^ Montage , ..of the respective ni,lt nr))t)(M S. O. Chase propert.es specially bcnetUted by ed improvement of Park Av Avenue • the north line of Kigiith Street; pliance with nil the requirements of Florida, including among nt** 1Seventh Judicial Circuit of the C. J. Marsha City of Sanford, Florida. saul improvement. from Franklin Street r.omh il a tjuy>ce east to the west line of at- of law, and at the time and place ers, t hapter 9897, Laws of I*lnrida. State of Florida, in and for Semi- A ttest: As the City Commission ^lwy, between Sanford Avenue and designated in said notice of elec­ 1921, entitled: T lrt’ tV I T f i l , [ F*il IU:S0I‘VI-D. posit(* the lot line between lots noli* County, rendered on the 6th I.. R. Philips, City of Sanford, Florida. Ihut lu* la x Assessor and the PJ ami 2(1 of Connelly Park *, ■ Cypress Avenue; them e North to tion, and nfter title publication of "An Act to Abolish tho Present day of February, A. I). 1921, nnd i City Clerk of the City of A ttest: (ity ( lark of the City of Snnford, width of 21 feet; and this Com» the North lino of Third Street; snid notice of election/,nn election Municipal Government of the City | entered and recorded on February Snnford, Florida, L. R. Philips, Floridn, in accordance with the mission hereby declares the n*'City Clerk. m n*» - • . * RESOLUTION NO. 119 YORK PRESS IVERTISEMENTS BOOST STATE RESOLUTION NO. 118 RESOLUTION NO. 120 ORDINANCE NO. 74 �SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1914 The People of Sanford have awakened to the fact that Pat­ ton’s Sun Proof Paint Is Per beautifying their homes. It does not crack, peel, blister or chalk off. SANFORD PAINT STORE Welaka Bldg. Hoolehan-Coleman Company Hone Electric ligh t and Water Plant* Bone lee Machln« and Water Softener* Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carta, Irrigation Outfits TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 1.— Condltion, of Florida’s cross-state highways, as described by Informa­ tion furnished by the divisional en­ gineers and compiled by the state road department, covering the week ended Jan. 20, follows: Road No, 1.—Nunes Ferry to Jacksonville: Nnucc Ferry to Es­ cambia Bay by Pensacola, five miles under construction, detoursmarked, remainder rough sandcluy. Floridutown to Crestview, good sand-clay and brick. Crestview to Dcfunfnk Springs, rough but passable. DcFuniak to Ponce de Leon, good sand-clay. Ponce de Leon to Wcstvillc, under construc­ tion, detours marked. Westville to Auciila river by linriahna, Quincy, ON YOUR JOB You will be gratified to see how economical­ ly we can build you a home. Building Contractor IM*HONE] Mr. Heme Builder, Our Terms are Reasonable -r Sanford, Fla. Tenporarp Address 1033 W. FIRST ST.---------------------- ------ TELEPHONE S t ..- {K ^ r ---U\\\« Phone 303 LET US ESTIMATE - Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drifting ■Oft* • 'HI cilia river t«* Greenville good. Greenville to Madison, rough. Mad­ ison to laikc City in bod condition due to rains for past week. Follow old road nil the way. Lake City to Jacksonville, Hard-surfaced road, fine. Road No. 2.—Georgia lino to Fort Myers: Georgia line, to Lake City via White Springs, bnd con­ dition, due to rains. I-aku City to High Springs, same condition. High Springs to Gainesville, 25 miles of usphult, excellent. First 10 milen Idnomij south of Gainesville, new usphult surface very good, End of asphalt to Micnuopy rough but good going. ML-anopy to M arim county line under construction, but passable. buutiftxirt Marion county line to Lowell, new lime rock base excellent. Oculn to Ilellcview under construction. Rond condition between Ocala and Belleview changes daily; inquire at Leesburg or Ocaln Chamber of Commerce for best route. Belleview to lu'eshurg io Eustis anil Mount Dura very good. Mount Dorn through Orange, Osceola and FfrOEL PLAJU, Polk counties to Bowling Green good. Bowling Green to Gardner fair. Gardner through Arcadia to Cnristrom field good. Curl-ilroni Field to the Bermont road rough * A-7-L Art and sandy in spots by fair road. Office of It. C ./ HUNTER & BRO., Architects. Page 1. Bermont road to Fori Myers, good. (House A-7-L) Rond No. 3.—Georgia line to Or iando: Wild's Landing to Yulce and —A SIMPLE FRAME IIOUSF, FOR A FIFTY FOOT LOT— Jacksonville, fair. Jacksonville to i'utnuin county line being repaired, . ' hU house follows no particular stylo of architecture, but is a simple- straightforward house whose rough but passable. Green Cove exterior is an outwnrd expression of thu plan require meats within. Springs to Palatku, rough to end The house is designed tp set comfortuMy on u lot with a fifty foot :ioutage mid leave ample room or brick at Rice's Creek. Brick for n drive on one side. road from Rice’s Creek thruugh entrance vestibule wilh adjoining eout eloset is a convenience and it nlloyvH the usual entrance Palutkn to San Mateo, good. San hull to Iho ho eliminated, giving the apace over to Die living room. Mateo to Sisco, rough. Sisco to Three lied rooms and n bath complete the second floor nnd stairs lead up to a generous nttie where Crescent City, Pierson, and DeLeon n morn can hi* finished'bit if ticktTed. " ............................. Springs newly finished nsphuit sur­ , . l"bo exterior walls are sheathed and covered w ith siding. The roof is of slate in u number of shades, face, excellent. DeLeon Springs giving color nnd texture. through DeLiind to Sanford, fair. The living porch is completely enclosed so th a t it becomes another room. Sanford through Seminole and The foundation is concrete nnd a cellar extends under the entire house. Orange counties to Orlando, good. simple plan arrangement of this house makes it economical to huild nnd, nt the same time, con­ Rond No. 1.—Georgia line to venientThe and livable. Miami: George line 13 miles south, Note Imw the one stairway serves the kitchen as weii as the living room, and with no hnll on the sand-clay very rough, duo to tains. first llnor. Ten miles penetration and lime (nmpiote working plain and specifications of this house may bo ohtnined for « nominal sum from rock base, good. Six miles old shell read very rough; nine miles brick nnd penetration to Jacksonville, good. Sixty-two miles rock shoul­ * ders just completed from Duvul Hrooksville through Hernando and to be equal to 10,000 present Aus­ £ county line across St. Johns and Dignified Name Is Pasco counties to Hillsboro county trian crowns. Hum- mental tokens ■ Flagler counties to Bunnell. BunH ni*ll to Volusia county line rough. line, rough but passable. Hillsboro Given New Austrian of 100 and 200 crowns also will be h Volusia county line to Dnytona county line through Tampa by way issued, "ten thousand crowns to­ ■ and New Smynn, fair; New Smyrna of Six-Mile Creek through BradenCoins Just Issued day equals 14 cents. ■ to Titusville, rough; Titusville to terwn, Sarasota, Englewood to the Thu term shilling has ended ■ Cocoa six miles rock road, fair, and ■ 12 miles paved. Cocoa to Mel- Myukka river, very good. Myakkn forth much discussion. One ingen­ * bourne six miles paged nnd 15 liver to Puata (lorda, rough and ious argument in justification of ■ miles road passable; Melbourne to sandy in spots, but easily passable. the ^adoption of a word associated ■ Wnlmsso, 2li miles rock mud pas- Punt a Gorda directly to Fort the world over with British coin­ J sable; Wabasso to Vero 13 miles Myers, impassable, but traffic cun S detour, bud; Vero to Miami, 143 go by way of Tucker’s Corner. age, is that it is actually a Ger­ ■ miles paved, rock and shell. Ronds Roail No. 8.—Haines City to Fort man word. This has been defend­ 2 damaged by recent ruins possibly Pierce: Haines City to Frost Proof, ■ short detours between Titusville (rood, shoulders poor. Detour Through travel from Ocala to ed nt length, but the general belief | through Frost Proof. From Frost Wildwood, Bushnell and Dado City is that the term was selected ns a ■ and Cocon. 2 Road No. 5.—High Springs to Proof to Kebring, fair. Seliring and Tampa advised to take Pedro caniuutlngu to lend dignity and as­ ■ Fort Myers: High Springs through,to DeSoto City, good. rTraffic for road out of Ocala. This will bring surance to tiro new money. One ■ Archer nnd Williston to Rome, fair; 'Okeechobee City should go by way travel on Road No. 23 near tin- English writer bus met the argu­ _ asphalt road in Sumter county. ment of the German origin of the 2 Rome to Dunuellnu newly graded.' of Fort Bassi-nger. ■ Heavy sand almost impassable, e x -1 Road No 23.—Belleview to Plant Excellent asphalt surface through word with the statement that shill­ Dunnclion City: Belleview to Sumter county Sumtor county to Hernando county ings were in use in*the England of ■ cept soon after rains. P Edward the Confessor. F — to Inverness and Bruoksville, fair.-line new grade nnd very rough. - line. W ire your home not only for electric lights but for Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Iron, Clothes, Washer, etc. We carry a full supply of conveniences to lighten the task about the home. COMPANY JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA, MANUFACTURERS OF MILLWORK, SASH AND DOORS January 30, 1024. To the Trade; Following-our bid for your Mlllwork- bualne** In Wednot* day’s issue of this paper, to those of you whose regular work I* arranged nnd provided for but who huve experienced trouble with the special designs of Doors, Windows, Casement*, En­ trances, Colonial Blinds or Shutters, Circle Work, Staved Col­ umns, Stair Work, Book Cases, Chinn Closets, iKtchen and Pan­ try Furniture, Breakfast Room Sets, that Special Mantel or any qrtiele of Built-in Woodwork that should be niude sturdy, strong nnd enduring yet true in detail—like Furniture; we want you to Jrv our Departments which aro operated solely for turning out this Special Mlllwork in Pine, Cypress, Red Gum, Oak, Pop­ lar nnd Mahogany. Our Snsh and Door Department is equipped for making Special Hardwood Doors. Our S tair Department delivers the Rail Joined to the Ramps, Easements and Volutes, ( Our Cabinet Work is cleaned ready for the Finish. Semi your Floor Plans with correct space measurement* thereon with your details, pictures or description; we will.quote by return mail. Rush jobs can be expedited, if you send order open, if nil information Is given, and you are established, rated' or if you send deposit it will be put in work on arrival. The price will be fair to us both. COMPANY m it 2 Anything and Everything in Wood Phone R-2112. quite ■ According to the m aterials used and the methods uf installation, Proper Workmanship Plus Quality Materials Insure good health nnd contentment. Poor work and cheap m teriata breed disease und dissatisfaction. ANYTHING IN PLUMBING FIXTURES CONTRACTS OK REPAIRS LET US ESTIMATE INCORPORATED Will be in Kent Bldg„ Commercial Street after Feb. 15 .* P. O. Box No. 1092. | a b le to reach the very desirable degree of perfection outlined at the left. JTH\vever„ Nur work in of such a uniformly high quality that we do not find it necessary to call attention to any particular job as a sample but merely invite you to inspect any or all of them. * m THREE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLACE is S JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. * n * * u a D )ir* n L :u u H * n :i* iia a s n * * * * * * n B * a 9 n « * * H a a a a a a a a a B Being merely human we have never been SERVICE, Unsurpassed Q U A L IT Y , The Best PRICE, Always Consistent * You may find one or two of our customers somewhat dissatisfied, but we will guarantee this, that the work and material ir every case is better than called for in thu specifications and contract. % As Mr. Tost says “There’s a reason.” Before you spend your hard earned money, do some thorough investigating ns to the ability and reliability of your builder. S. P R I C E CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, 810 W. FIRST ST, �1> %r: 1•'*; *• - . 'S R I Dally H erald N o Rbom For The Pessim ist. *»WWW mmmwwmmmm r « m _ kr f t * Ilrn l4 PH«II*b I n C*. ta k liN . riofMa. TO THE RESCUE DAN A s Brisbane Sees It Prosperity is in cvidcnce^hroujfhout the whole state of ] ; Florida. On every hand are seen signs o f good business con- 1 Lawnn? Not 86 Good. _u Second Class Matter, Oe- ditions. T his state is growing as it never has grown before. Not Again, I’leaae. tT, III*, at the Poatofflra at BIGGEST. Not Greatest. “T, Florida, under act,of March Every little town as well as every city is showing great Nice New Dividends. growth. N ew developments are being made, new businss en­ rornis --------- terprises are being established, new home* are being con­ CopjriaUt. 1913 .» I. DEJll, Vlce-Prreldrat 'AMD HERO Rrr.Trru. structed, new groves are being set out, new farms are bejng PRESIDENT COOLIDGF. has A traw Plea* I«R created, old buildings are giving place to new,, big hotels are appointed, to investigate the oil going up, and in fact everything in the line of progess is scandal, two lawyers, one a Re­ im C R IPT lO A RATKfli >• Tear__ ,17.00. 8lx Montha fl.SO easily visible. Prosperity is mowing down Us obstacles and publican. one a Democrat, both leered In City hr Carrier per in doing so is tramping the pessimist in the dust. rcspcctnble gentlemen, but about •' fPer Weeky edition |S them the public, as a whole, knows Far sighted business men from all over the nation nre little or nothing. IPEtML .\OTICKi All obituary centering their energies on this state. They see here, great It would have been wiser, as re­ itlcea. carda of thanka. reaolutlone chances for money making. Florida is bringing within its gards public opinioniand the Pres­ 1 notice, of entertalnmenta where irgea are madr. will be charged ident's own political chances, to r at regular, advertising ratea. borders successful business men from other states. The pick appoint two first-class fighting of the nation comd here and with them come many thousands men like Senators Iiiram Johnson, IH E R Tin: AMOrlATEII PHEM o f dollnrs. Borah and James A. Reed. The Associated Preaa la exclus•IP entitled to the une for repub* • There is no room in Florida for the pessimist. This state However, the men appointed will dl.patches io iiv ly u iii ill r iu iiim iui trcnnjiiiini. ill!.'! MUIC jiu w c c i. m ~.tlon of . II new* «ii.n*trii»« ■— v .-o s has in v to It or not otiierwiae ............ . too small for the calamity howler. He cannot he tolerated ‘Jo tacir ‘‘ut>' and Congress In thin paper andri nlao the ower, " quite apart from any nction mao th. j„ anjjjve an(j g low jng community. Prosperity and the evi_ new* published herein. All ighta of re-puhllcailon of special dences of great growth are occupying all the room in this big y the executive. Ispstclies herein are also reserved. OR THE President m ight have; sta te and the fellow who is continually looking on the dark chosen Mnx Steuer. of New York. IATURI1AY, FEBRUARY 2, 1921 side i? being crowded out. That fighting person would have In an editorial bearing the title, “Exit, the Pessimist" the gotten both givera and takers of BLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Mnnate River Journal says that these are bad days for the bribes. . Behold a t Eveningtidc trouble; A,anate id before the morning he is not. calamity howler. It says that one oi the things which _ SECRETARY DENBY, of the is I" the portion of them that • ............................ brought about the present optimism has been the disappear­ Navy, says concerning leasing of til u*. and the Io: of them tha» ance of the opposite. The pessimist is occasionally heard, oil land* that belong to the Navy, but only occasionally. Nobody loves him, he doesn’t love "I would do it nil over again to­ un.—Isaiah 17: It. morrow." himself. The paper goesf on to say: Of course, that does not mean MY PASS TO PARADISE. “The biggest liability in today’s business reconstruction that the Secretary approves nit the Nnn Terrell Reed, had a Pass to Paradise, is the yamping, pessimistic individual,who sees only the dark financial trimmings that went with But then I didn't know spots; the bilimb narrow-minded draw-back who is actually the deal, the government bonds handed over, mocks th at were f I should want to use it, for a total loss and should be charged ofT without a minute’s con­ given and not cashed, the valise Perhaps I wouldn’t go. sideration. full of cash handed to n member Ind so I went and sold my Pass; of the Cabinet of the United "He suffers, not alone from a disordered liver and stom­ States. * , I though the prire was high, ach trouble, hut has an acute attack of a mental disease hit now I rather wonder if known ns ’fniluritis.’ . I’U think so bye and bye. ROME OF that undoubtedly Mr. Denby would change. "The pessimist is the worm that spoils the apple.” used to watch the quiet crowd What is more important than Florida ns a state and Sanford ns n city hns no time to Secretary Who went along that way; Denhy’s opinion, is w'nnt thought them rather stupid folk waste on the pessimist. He should bo crushed once and for r ’'tigic*« nml the people will do. To llvf,w ith every day. all time. Prosperity has cornu and it has come to stay. . They will.see thnt it is not "done all over again." o 3ut maybe they had qualities TH E»> Most drastic steps beine »,l r.ov; are the fall dance steps.1 ken Some Chino Interest u i' atr^ngdy" they need now is a knife? *' Phone: Office 148; O C I A L .L E N D A R Ontario forgot their children? * in . # ^ t g * a ± T a , iso - In Roston, the great center nf cultuic, a man quit his job wort! E n i Chew «t Ing.ctvi.-od. Cal., held a public bonfire lor rubbish., Better th.» selling it for breakfast food. X MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; .Washington r.c;intor wants l. tax those failing to vote. Sena! toi, it is being dope already - -- - - Blinded by lights, owl knocked : “ ,K 3, An,«eie/< outoist. . May lnim it blew its horn. ' May net be Coolidge’s fault hut his do"* Gun’t hold the job ai wcli 1.addle Boy did. . THEIR ENGAGEMENT IS EXPECTED! sjtarday—Classes of Home Hy1 giene of (July) meet a t 1:30 n. m. nt the Welaka Lobby*r gsiurdty—Membership committee will meet n t club house a t l | o'clock. • Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets the home of Mro. Julius TnUach on Celery Avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets with Mrs. \V. D. Gardiner a t the Welaka Apartm ents a t 3 o'clock. Tuesday—Executive Board of Wo­ ' man's Club meets. I Tuesday—Mrs. George A. DeCottes will entertain the memtrr* of the Evening Bridge Club at her home on Magnolir :ia Avenue nt 8 o'clock. Wednesday—Gcnernl business meeting of Woman’s Club. Wednesday—Subscription Bridge party for the benefit of K. of C. Iiall nt the home of Mrs. F. E. Kuuinillnt nt 3 o'clock. . 1924 UPSALA AND /i a a — r Inanlel Instnnlljr. Mr. Daniel wn* badly cut, and one of the children slightly cut. The injured ones were imme­ diate!^ rushed to New Smyrna f o r ______________________ ___________ — ----- g r a p e v il l e FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Residence 217-W a ,1} steel, women may dean with an oil can and waste. PA IL T HERALD; HUTOHPAV, FEBRUARY t !Ojrera Season Will Be Inn ,Atlanta Soon winter t ■- *X ^i “V« rliP'V,»T— ' - T e *F w7»'V f i v‘ 'TfcV-Ttv -73 r\ H ThU !iir. “ , m l* " T , hero I II w n ,0 ***** f i '1^3 VS?' C . « ^ i Xr«h“ « r i h i o r ■ K 2S o r llf . “ J 3 * a “ E h n ? ,-' On It . . . TO,t t,. B .n0 * PWtor will M given Berger. ’ * ' 1e\a. The funeral was held at the t-‘5L“ H>^nie, "Tho iteasorjahlo Sag is?* •. S tf v x s i . i s w a 1■ seal* in the ldi" c i y auditorium fo r each of thg. seven perform tincea, will be g re ater than ever liefore. •wS. 'L vastom ary, guarantors will be given first choice of scats, being allowed to select their loeation* before the general seat snle ^ ™ y ~~ V;'"1* 4' « M f . * - * * - X - f c - ‘"rnfng w./i.-hip and i.’rrrto M 1 ' -A.b.0Ul S? -f rl«n«>3 n»d relatives had always li-eil i i Geneva’ until »tto Endowment . Fund^wjil he . r- . .‘-^ n b .g * id ■ser Man Impoaiibt * preindi :1 * iund.ij. 1rJ.ag. 7:20. T S S K S a 1# - ® SS&fJfc u c «incs s a S llr tiT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ‘u ' Bivcu “u ll. J?ll'> ;*"■> W'ocr I .u » i„ a l ot i i .. W -- . . mm C .'ll III > lltllll •''uf an .. rite ni«*n) t > tin* the ftinf fact that night o**-t* nerv- c .*# i *! < .tno iiwir I.*?un l\ir * .oil EAST SANFORD lr*r* U‘ii ultnil luv'ii • !% • + MtAtil.t nLi...... ' !‘L . I 1.1 fJl’flffL. Viittr niiin wb of the Metropolitan produc- tithing nnii cau g h t n do •••n In • Ion. « h k h . » num bm yl „m „„c j„ h „ 5„d KrIS SSJ I■ I I 1 v i II • quite interaa ’ ’he v a r.ju i line* L • u- . .*1 nml the number of hual, 1 " i ho:: e-. reprpzcntcd. The foll .wing • ..one of the busin ! i ;p -.onted In the dadi' i rter-.Ju:‘y (!on:par.y. Hitt Lumber Company, Miller's Bakery, i.’ iv. •'* i ; ; 1. nacy. ;! Djnolo Prin'.ciy. ‘i V - ^ 1, iir Company. wiLiam* Gnrr.gc. hoi.: Mattr- *s Company, • ir t !«'atinr.al Bank. Ktii ^hu I’.iii;>!o.i Hank. L iy Brothers. '• 1 'i.iy Crown Paper Company. Anfcrman Railway Express Co; : efliL.i! • Hotel: mI. Ii’- Birbu.* Shop. R y -t ilt flu 1her Shop. ,V Grocery Company. "ii Cmitli Fuirilturo Company. . f .Sanford Herald. • A. c . ’• Wad Brother*. rk v tii Mr.iket. I ...e l uvar.co Company. ‘: Lo ith s Bakery. U ilkinroa ui Thotlford. i n yuurg men are expamlitid . !.;eir vvotk tor FIJI, nnd they c^-' ! tn make the class an inspirit--j fi. a t.i many organized classes not j *n,y throughout Florida hut "J throughout the routli. A careful a duly of the Bible, the | f iering of .tho nv.ist helpful fcjh u. hip for 'yoiintf men, und the ‘ pit u-ntntian of ideal*1 v*• '*' * t::'.!c:gi;i| young manlmtxl . are . ime of the gj&li of the clnai^ f| cancer o f estin?«o!LK*Jl 1 *n u'* *°ca* Mt -. Volii1 Wiilia.ns entertained Mc'flitt at her home on Cilery HOLY CROSS CHURCH Thv in u r ^ . ‘ V.Un’ph^ . *hc la,liy" of G.e B aptist Pip4 Avenue, the last Friday in I-YbruChurch smleV". on the fourth i iiw oilier live popular operas to iOrgi;n Clul- -*• • • ............... Getting no when you hoar a fjre - n - r i . s : g... \ ...u j 2 tu5 uiiaj jp uiiu.iHkit * i j s 2 i.ir ^ iM =ICjinj 1 1 i:v„„ be. given are "Rigolctto.” "II Tro- on Monday,. .............J —1 . ■ „"A ' * ' h?. wagon you wonder what garage or vntore, Faiut," "Cavcllcria Rus * Ar.id Swam.on of Cumberland, gathering*. Sweet pens were used , r. V"’ ,n.r ’;, . un<ln:''. •t "° in filling rtation it io. tlcana,” and "I. Pagliac!.” Rev. A. S. Peck nnd mother, Mil., m arrived Saturday deer ration* throughout the ' ‘'^h ■chool. . .d.-.vtfo U'enu-. 1 ,, -«u.. riven rm turuuy on a visit iiccoratn j[rj. Jonathan Peck are now hi* pn aren ifi.i.tts- Mr lower lower rooms. rooms. I I .u" n. n*—Chu>'*, >*r.dce r. n t 1 ,n . n‘^ Idition to th u c , two operas to th th?' hou’e home oot'f his pleasantly located in the Rectory The father of n well-known «!. .«._!!,1‘ .1 1 ---Mcw A tlanta, n«, ill nt least iu in anil mill airs. Mrs. iVUgUst A u g u st SWailMin bwanMin'. hi* J- T. Born and riis* K ite Bore ormon Mi.ar.e liu a 'v N Park Avenue, movie sta r was arrested recently IA un L” P;'c.scnt importance, will sister, Mr*. E lm er I.undnuist, and **f................................. ............. Atlanta, Ga., have been guest* . At " :ft? Pi, P:W but not beenuse of it. bt given. One of these 1* "Boris brothers, Alhin mid Archie Alhin <’" r thf pa*ct week at the \\ I ' '’ imr*1 a t‘ Ail Fai11.- -, church, En . Mrs. 0. W. Dougins nnd son, herL hJfnYhi|o once sung has not hw.n well this week nml llonlcy Imnio on Ce!c-> Avenue! , Kenneth, of Savannah, Ga., are the Cowboy shot it bnrger In \ t.w before, is declared to be neither have his parent;-. Mi. nml Mis* Born soft f ir Jack\ rcct:or h:u . m, ,vcil , into tIre house nurtl-n purchased by the n:ir parish. transfoimejl into practically n tlifM.-. uml Mr*. K. I„ l.unduuUt aonvllle o:i Thursday’* boat. .. w hom-e m lby I guests of Mrs. A. C. Willinms at Yoik. Another trouble with this her home on Park Avenue. rcrent woik by the presence of spent Sunday a t the home of her Fr,‘:” a!1 indications i r r i o ' '.“ t .I a r k Avenue, winch will 1 world is we talk too much. “r.iii^Hlmpln in the cast. Chal- parent*, it being 11 years .since ,u're. The lovely wild yelto v r npin wan also sing in “ Faust," *he Inst saw hor brother. .Mr. uni! ‘ a,"i Diu' violets nre I Mr. and Mrs. J . Howard JnrCharming news for the little I rott uf Savannah, Ga., nre the „r »rMhlu ,rlt »r ,uetttt*on nl* ‘be role Mr*. K. W. I.unilquisi were caller*, i*1" ' 1" i" the IIan....o?k land*. Th. Cru*.; will l/c wrt'- .nv d ju*t n* girls today. Modern surgery ran of hnsI...made him w 1 Bests of their dnughtcr, Mrs. Wil. L Williams »*<v " n rivr m nilltl.1M ephistj" "V.. .. __•> . .. fa! __,Mrs. . .. and 11• the "O .ll *wcet , gums nre in Ltooni. Orange make all boys grow six feet tall. nious. “ heodorn,” liy r.! Giordano, it mud.1v'hort calln nt Ihe home* of ami grape fruit trees are begin­ lonlinlly m in the *; rectory; and ur McKee on Oak Avenue. Of virtue that I luck, an entirely new pteduction far At­ .Irs. Hirsch. Mr*. Borcll nml Mrs. ning to uloom nml nave much new will lio a* free to cmn.' nt u!I I)R. MANNING, Protestant times. lanta. sold my Pass to Pnrudisc— growth. B0II1 on Saturday. Mr*. C. L. Millitzer nnd children * a Ephcopul Bishop of New York, '*1 / h 1B a a a B n n ia a a z iiB E S s c a E a x a a a c iiiiB B a E E E a a n E B B a a a a iia R a I wish I had it back! Arthur Sparing Peck, Rector. Mr.-. Peterson nnd friend from Mi** Mnrv Hunter completed ln*r cf Orlando nre the guests nf her a uiges contributions l » the $K*.—New York Times. PRIMARY TEACHERS BOOK Boston rnme with Rev. Erknrdt visit hero Tuesday and returned News dispatches from New York give us the informa­ 000.000 1lister, Sirs. C. W. Stokes nnd Miss fund to build the Cathedral SVC-v >*K 'A ' * » CHRISTIAN ‘i( in.NCE CLUB. her home ..» in v Charlotte, nnd wife for tho opening service n‘ to •ii-1 .i.hihuu , N. vC.,., Ay c h a r l k s b r o w n , i >. d . tion that Mr. I. C. Heiman of that metropolis, proposes to of St. John the Divine. He sayi, Haul Sorrell a t their home oil Church 1: rv!c. 1 .’ Kuml.r. Read tonight's sermon! The members of the Primary the Lutheran Church. Mr.*. Eckhaving been a guest at Hie lim e I Magnolia Avenue. tench men something which no one has ever been able to "The $15,000,000 fund will mnk? •'i h. :t. ---------V--------Teacher* Book Club were Hi light milt sang a beautiful nolo. Quite * '■ A. Bruniley on Celery Ave\tk u t happens when wc pray 7 , has been one of tno most ininres Subject: “ Lo* A Lake front boulevard would be learn. Mr. Heiman on retiring from the handkerchief manu­ it the g.e.ite’t church in the Eng­ fully entertained nt the home of a few. were present. nue for 10 days. Misses Alma E. Klehnn and Doe* anything hnppen beyond :t 8ive signs of these sad times lish speaking world." Church refill1;, 11 n. m. inford's greatest attraction. Mi** Ruth• , Gillon facturing business which does a gross business of something Some 20 friends o » * Miss Eunice , •',rnn,| Mrs. Chnrlev B.-P, ». ..... .. °n Palmetto 1 ........ — ■ •••vnu* < > » .»u.** r.um I Elizabeth Steilon of Wiles Center, certain ret!c.\ intluencc upon the Intellectual and Scientific Barriers Sunday nth1 I Id n. m. ■ -o ---and Mr... J, H. Avenue, flie nffmr being in the Tyner guthered nt tho homo of hv. dctirhtor , .Virginia —.................................... I III., were am ong the arrivals here THAT DEPENDS on whnt the her.it of the man who docs the But there a ic certain intellectual Woman’s Club building, On!: Gilds Gray has married. It is more than four million dollars per year, makes this startling nn.ure of n bolaningirrli party, P-vrrnt* cn SnturJiiy evenin ', McLaughlin, who' havo been guest — asks life new arrival in Sanford. The reply is usual­ I Friday nnd aco pleasnntly located *?i. hiij) iii <huh by uy "greatest." g n a ic s i, means inf 1praying? Is •* it- *a* performance difficulties standing in” the* way "of A-vnue. declaration: "I’m rich enough. I’ve got money to live on com­ bishop ■getting dark on old Broadway. ut each table !t different gam e| bonoring her birthday.’ H er sister relatives , hero fur .several -..... .. t V ^lllill ......... .... • •» V IU IIQ . , lit the Montezuma. he means ....................................... the "biggest” thing, that 1entirely ....... subjective? When I pray a complete tru st in the vnlui of £ ly I he name ef the institution in which the friend has Ail are w ! •<no. ■ --------o------fortably. Why shouldn’t I retiie and give the young men of L wiu plnyeil, indudinit hri.l^c * Mah *Fwronci'f ..... 'had* mailu ’ delicious Weeks, left Tfiursilr.y fur theii may be true. Money can make the un} .* merely lifting on ........my . ...... own prayer which mu.-- be frankly a w ilkinv v!d»fcni* ‘Ji^hness, I'rincc George of England, is shown above JonVnnd1iiHik Attend church tomorrow, fjnn- the firm a chance?” ra k u , among them ono trimmed ",u‘ ,n Charlotte, N. C. There . Miss Ruth Gillon left Friday nf"biggc.it" thing, but it cannot IMjuritual bootstraps in a futile of- laced, u .r , s n n . f i ' c i i r i t c i i hia account. E v e ry bank claims that the greatest per­ ford’s churches extend you u with t \ pink taper*, which, wifi " ,v,‘ been many lovely social at' Iternoon for Okeechobee where she f.Vt to change my level? When I k |3 lrue that God causes the Tumorrrw i* the 'nirtli Sunday ■cordial welcome. This business man, like many others, is attem pting to make the greatest. coffee, were served those present. !;'ir* given in their honor. I will be nn nttcudnnt nt the mnrcentage c f its ntv, ncccv.nta is the result cf the recom­ t Epiphany. There is a “greatness” in many „* Ii/ 0 cvcr hear sun to shine upon the evil andthe The guests were Mrs. Stella Ar­ Besides tie.ire o f Upsalu, Mi'* Marv 1 'Hip marrlngc of .Mis* Ada Hnrsolve a problem as old as the world. He is now to seek happi­ jiiage of Miss Mary Howard and Stndav school at fi:i)0 n. m. It seems that corruption is nil rington, Mis* Edna Chittenden, a little church thnt you couldn’t own' vofce^ Whr^ 0 ! [ " ' tafthfo! Ko0,tl; i,l’ 1 aun‘,“ the rain upon tin; Cnrraway was there, but unforr 'l’“ an,! Jv,v Owen tmii; place the mendation o f friends. ' I.OYEF.Y BKillGE PARTY. ELKS DANCE. 1Hugh Weleher of Dougins, Ga., Bow Mass at 10:30 n. m. Aright until uncovered. Then you ness without labor, something that no human being has ever build into a cathedralif you had n n^mle on enrtb'ifrnv ,tn!< onv/hlm! ? Mhm Gtissit Hinton, Mi * Mary tunately the honor .-e could nnl he " ' vniug of Jan. 21 nt thu li.ime of , aiV lht* u"Just nlike. He Miss Olive Newman was the The dance given Friday evening ro rtc i, Mrr. Selina ILuber, Airs. with us, being detained a t Winder- l 'u’ bride’s parents, /Ir. ami Mr . I which will be solemnized Saturday Sermon: “Confidcnco in G<t!.’’ hundied nnd fifty million« to snood P«»P“ on cnrin pray doe* nnytnmtr treats all mi d L' t lL.°.n ,Sn!Ul | U. ‘ Y oes, ,u’At|,ln r t irn ts all men with a broad imbeen able to do. Being "rich enough” does not happen to he gannul the oil lease. Itvcning. charming honnrec, Fiiday evening,'by the local order of Elks nt the *’• C. Muilowc, Mi** Ruth Gillon. mere. Banedictlon after ma* ■. —O— -1 A. Harriett on Colory Avenue. one of the essentials to the happiness of nmn. 37 years of steady growth hns IcJ us to believe that our when Mrs. E. A. Hill entertained ,u"iV dub house, was i#bst enjoy- Mrs. un i. Riiynoi, Miss Love Tin '“apart £2 n o t‘"in n y e r™ “ThoM’1 ^ ^ ‘nU in’ .-ori if)8 r T '1 imi«rtiilTty' goes"ii 1 during the week ut 8:00 _ Help advertise Sanford by nendRuth Eric eon invited some of hei Only the relatives and close a. Clnsst in life. What is worth whiie. r.t. One of the leading neurologists of the country, says the Samuel M. Sclnvnrz of Chicago, in her honor, ut bridge a t h e r,able, a!|J w«-* well attended, friend lln g out copies of the special edilittle friend* in Saturday afternoon wore in attendance. Thu , n i:, JIjss Mary Ilobinson, Mis* depositors have told theii* friend.".— ‘‘Save Your Mon­ .. . imtiinson, .Mis* .......... . .uurtiay luiem eo’i fr.:m science, mopey can not buy. otraight c^uestio’nl «im' they deserve The sun' w i r w a m ' n ^ n h itSL°rP''.' I 111., a former resident of Sanford, home on Fourth Street. There The bid! room wa* urtlsticnlly Heleri Terwilliger, nud Mrs. Janies Ition of The Herald to be published Asheville Citizen, had n call from a millionaire business man. Even In science money only pays p!aill. straight answer:.. If it lies ra cnl . r 1n':,k1, "icrry on her eleventh bride i* a sv-eet un.i most nttrae- j Stninger* welcome. rat wi 'hout S J hJ I md dill n largo property owner ey in the • were seven tabic* of players. | decorated with palm* and cut flowlive girl and thu second dnughte Moughton. birthday. I February 1). “ I’m „going to retire,” announced the millionaire. „ -------------------------------------- --------------------------- --------------I’m going ‘or laporatoifor laboratory and m aterials, n o t!wilhln lho power of th , him,an if they 'island o ut‘K t h S whir" I I km. is in the city for nn indefinte The loom* where tho card tabic* ! ,f . and the large cheery lire burn-o ---------._.........eplj _ to drive fast horses, sail a yacht and have a K»>od time. I’m for thm,“ nb '_____ mind to.nmko adequate reply. ;th*sun may shine upon them. A I stay and is stopping nt the Mon- wero nrrnnged, were a rtis ticalty' *ng on the hearth added u finishing Too many business men fail to r LADIES UNION 11'I Tv rniv . ...__no m _i. The practice place of ‘prayer in the esteem ! 1man can iw. be rallied'’upon attiT Itezuma. the Sun decorated, each in a different col- touch to the already pretty piemake good because they don't let l <lone with work.” Two years later he was back in the neurCONSIDERING THE number and of* 'multitude. The Ladies Union of tho Con­ llclsvu nn,t _ a r ........ ~k...............““ . •* * tho»p hymns, or scheme. Rose*, hignonia and vuie. the world know that they are in ohiffist s Office. “ Id lin g IS th e h a rd e s t jo b o f a ll! I’m a n e rv - I’-ungrv children in this world. d o .th cU h tfn ! ,<“(1 nLirTnJ iien ?n all heart 50R ,M hn ma" hc ni?y ^ ,lt gregational ( hurt’ll held ' their Mrs. George DcCottes, Mrs. Snrn other cut flowers were lavishly Peter Ft haul’s Orchestra "tho monthly meeting Friday ut tho •'— , because' 1 business. o u s w reck, h e com p lain ed . " I got tir e d o f n o t w o rk in g in f.o u *"ink th,3 ,,r Chf»* iand . and all ng.4 i,a« been such Ih ic h S does“n o 'T n d " c a n n o t IPulcston and Mrs. G. 1). Bishop use:‘serves a* ■ o — Hertford Hyiicopatois,” furnished v.’"u’ ,V.r Mr*. T. c. Cat Ison on I motored to Orlando Friday, where prompter.,.. VI 1“S . U u t a Z “ 'd !iS Sarasota will spend a half mil- a t,o u t a year. I c irc le d th e Klobc. a n d s till I w a s n 't a a tis lie d I A number of spirited games nf the innsic and needless to say was West birr.t Street. A huge num­ ay for hi* home in New t'* n or Music ( luh;, it «m an...... Ithey were guests a t bridge-lunch- bridge were played during thu . . ......-■> ...... it is ths^il Hon dollar* on good roads, which ber wcio present and niter the the very best, xill.. W. Va„ a fte r b e in g 1 ? .,Ie,cn H»nrf»on Mill . iinttonal t-'f 'h’gy "f the h irt that unites I stipt rintendent. Over­ S'i.oo was Lin of Mrs. II, I*. Driver a t the ning, nnd when scores were counted means that it intends to’he.-omc a , .A COMMUNITY IIUILDER ....... ......... Punch was si rveil throughout business meeting was over the rent ludnred .Mr*. Mr*, Graco ('.race W. 91 u*t of his put»!i*-tty lien*. liur.*. the guest hi* nunt, aunt, Slrx. Mr*. K. It. (’ r ; |(t:lia»rnion man 01 pumi-ity ,r.ion, ^ '’" 1" ueemrett W.""l [MrC.'ill Tea room. • • to the Children.*’ hostess served delicious 1 cfresliHume in city. it wn* found that Miss Knrita Imke evening from n daintily appoint10,1 family, rinee !...... IDor. I •i. ■ ^1 1 11 new Ml.lll hymnal I. .... declared I Long and Ii Thu was to •*bw»oe, chairman of M** rhi—h c Jack oylllty ------- o------inuntH. rim first course consisted F I’. FORSTER, President * Ii. F. WHITNER, Cashier hciil hiyh score, and was awarded M (able by a' bevy 'of• 'Sanford " Muntluj,’:. i IV.,unis The H i . .11 th« fi; -/ ,,r its.kiu I ever under- ’’J1.1 Il' <lt'Pnrtment. “ Wo find thnt , A party motoring from Burforil, the prize, silk hose. The men’s prize bud*. of salad, sandwiches a.id whipped Tell the visitors in the city / - - i ---•••* r i - n a t i p f : slated Mr. '.scKanlp ’ Wuuftf lu’hiVfi '•'"It " 1*0 u. M*)Cl»ntultis '»ht • !1*‘U U..IJ.-TA’ ,'t!, 7 i'.'.'.Gn’iU/r-* w hat ?” lOnt., arriving in Sanford Friday cretin nnd coffee. about the municipal golf course. B s e a a a a a s n B u n a a c a R a s B B a a a z a c B v in S B a B D a D B a a B a a a ia ia silk socks went to Chas. Mero. Mis^< Quite a number of out-of-town ?: ulnirnt“ JoyoUH birthright, or it less. t„ the nature' of tlic case lie a* bii.r '»i*h his family tr> r^iiiile 1 * ‘t l . t of tV old hj*mn*i but a r* i,f,a in Inort* nym na'an Oic^i I m route to the Eust Coast were No city in the state enn boast of The second course wus delicious ~TThe Citizen reminds Mr. Heiman that if he succeeded in / i un act of stupidity and supersti- cannot ff-.-n nr,, Lc Claire Jones, won the low score gue t* ineluding members from, b 'fe. Mr. Sehump is . unmarrit-tl « lvnt many new mica calculated l» J'mngater.i." I Ellis Armstrong, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. ladle* prize ,n box of candy, while'the Daytona and Orlando lodges ncapoliton jelly with whipped a batter nine-hole course than JUDGE GUAY nuts the common tion unworthy ;•> ensriige tho inter- iiijrhcr mid nioro■mnnr?.?n?C*i,r rt idling for five or six years, and at the same time retains his The Community Hub mot Mon-. and doe* not. expect expcc to return here ‘‘Pi’cal tn mmleru vniitli. Each . . ------- _ _ • .’ ^ a lAimdrong, Miss 'Alberta Coates, ours. ci cum and hunie-nim,e take. Re­ .„ ,,k .1 ,b , SteelConiiinny on . . . of ,,ny .orlou. m .„ to , a„ S ' the men’s low score prize, a lux were inV.tter.dance, •'*! Ihe nl Mi':-. Parker, to live for *< veral yearn, although hymn In accompanied by n short sell-respcct, he will make A wonderful contribution to the lore seven per cent basis. He doesn’t iMr. ami Mrs. Clark Nellis. -o-------) freshments and decoration j w ere of cigarette* whs given Tommie -------hour.,’ The Joints of the cnrtl. carried .... without"w T l l i f i s ‘nnd For Coughs and Colds, Head­ with ii large attendance. Cumber i o owns v inu laisl on Richmond story of the composer mid the cir# Plans for the Lake front boule­ o f human nature. promise to keep it then*, but will Thompson. G. 1. A. INSTALLATION OF all carried out in pink and white. fur the new club h tutu i* on the \ venue. ’viimitanci- tquli r which it \v:»* .• r > „ "2-, . . :| 'v'iVh’ i 'in r t0\ ,h° ,0^.ncr vic'v c«»-«l>t'tation o„ both sides aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Mr. A. J. Driver nnd wife of vard should he pushed along with lasts. MV He sees is prosperity I.i./.vptinj iuai.il iHith rmntlH U|>. TlUJ HICfllCiT It • uHt It nil. s>« ♦.* !»».., . .. l Hard work is a sure euro for many an ill. It is a blessing do so if Following the awarding of the _ _ OFFICERS, John (iillnwny win token to the *ri.te a. Upon these hymn*, with v i i n i l t y H h ] ] , P c i ) . 15« :""l v/oik will suit t on the I Lima, ()., are guest* of Mr. nnd the building of the large now tourand All A cncs and Pains mi reason, ii-uson, judging jiingurg by i.y earning* ot 'iim iog cxpi:. icncv oi Inll nccomnM b in mvUtl? no of di-apmiinting experience of many prnycr prnyer > ■.iiall the ladies of the G. I. A. held hiiihung as soon us the lumber I'ermild-Banirhon hospitarTit “ iluv I Mr*. \V. J . Carpenter. Mr. prize* the hostess, assisted by 1st hotel. Sanford is surely build- many times in disguise, and he who thinks otherwise will hi.H Pl’actlcrJ n*or»!f» ^ his own rnmnnnv—hiff company—b ig HKtsin ie st• in Tivr. live;practical reonle whu who huv#» have trinl tried t/» to a«...; .t() nnui?hu #i brink*. Mrs. It. A. Newman nnd Mr*. R. 1 their annual instailatloi _ officers from the L. A, Bruniley ranch nt ALL DRUGGISTS * tho of soon be convinced by trying the idling route. ■Driver, who is n retired capitalist, | | ing for the future. years—to doubt that prosperity llr!>y would incline ;.u*ai to the <««;«! sh:.!! me hall. Thursday An enjoyable weiner roast wa* J. Holly, served chicken, fruit jel- at nt the Masonic hall, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbco nt- l liuuiot.i with a oruM-n leg cau* -i n jtu s -B s n .’iC L xgaiSX K X B gaiuaaar.xa’jnanuaB B SB ! moan in my personal oxIi' a brother of Mrs. Carpenter. o 25c and 65c, jar* and tubas will lust. j other estim ate. In cnis paper 1 perience! \V mem- held at \\ ekiwn Banding Thurs­ tended th u rd i in ( huluota Sun- fiy l» inv run over by an nutumnJ am at my homo |The>e Ohio people v are delighted ly, sandwiches, aaltines, olives and night in the presence of the•invited £| The woman who complained of ^yST1, 1 -------Iwish to ............................ n*k some direct riu.-stioiis ■,,* *i ' v *»n inWhen Phone 4DH — Hospital »iie, f 3.00 day evening, the following young lilt V. icj. It i? jiill to by ile truck. is* :raid bo *i : clean cofftc. I era and a number of coffee. -Phone 498 MR. MELLON, Secretary of the Treasury, charges that , , , . . . . . . . . ....... .............. v I with Sanford. n|| waicr-on-thc-knee when police , STF.EI IS cIvR ha,™ .....“ M l people enjoyed the party: Misu** Mr. mid Mrs. If. II. I'.ittiah ill and is ' |'f. id to mend a the darner plan of reducing the income tax is purely political. The guests were Misses Mary f",V ,n , ,, . ... ,, , tried to investigate a certain bulge1 the skeleton is t.i vour bony and vv^ 0 was a ra id I thought take down the receiver niuI i lie hall was beautifully decornt- Edna and Elizabeth Stiles, Roberta rn-nt Ruiitlay im Orlando with fa A a < possible. /!rs. Galluwuy Mis. W alter Murphy and son, Elizabeth I'lileston, Saruli Evelyn u In that locality, had probably also Evidently there are some political puisutions along with the the big Steel rnmnany which ),s a ctl' iI' 1 J thought i.bmit prayer listen. He mav be nver so will m' I Flora * Douglas, Annie their run, Jm igi I’attiohall u.id iiihI thu chili]uu wore* over frnni : I Julian, and Mr. Raymond Mur- Williums, Mildred Holly, Olive *'d with bamboo, fern* and n varie- Lansing, IT; had trouble with something-on-the- measure, and just the same may be ns tiuthfully said of the could, if it (hoses, sell at a profit as. il kind of magical performance and ready t-. speak to me- he mav Mae Bruton, Josephine Wynne, (**unily. Mrs. I’a'ttishaii stnv'eii fV.i* *!"' ral,fl' 'Veduesilay to visit Mr. Newman, Lc Claire Jones, Kitty ‘F . t -u‘ M"'V L ,rs used m lovel> Iphy motored down from Anderson, hip. for less than it costs other com,' ^ c l.y if n ...an were really «;, have that to im JJrt which would Mellon plan. There are very few measures of general inter­ . ... . .m s. v. ii. lieu, mil Bulling, Kti.m a few day* returning homo Weil- G.illat.ry at th. Iii.-qulnl. IS. C., this week arriving here Wcd- Du'^iae, Glailyce Wilson, Sugta profusion. -o 1 , ii1 panics to produce, will nrolmlily earnest nnd were sufficiently sure be for r.v ouiiiohi , Ed r.u iienucr, Bender, Ed Bd Milieu, .Milieu, 1t:c .*nay. “day. ’ 1 . **• ll. A. nowam, Ilowunl, .ir.. .Ir.. wa* was nh on irn tt-. d Mr«- Mel onneii a* installing of - Ktatfoi.l, 1r.esday evening. They nre the Lake, Emily Griffin, Georgia Mabel Normnnd soy* she is go­ est handled by Congress that are not shaded with politics, but to along ouite cheerfully, but Mr. and Mis. Hurry Morse anl ‘V 1’’ um* Mr«. Roy (Bud) Howard it l'cr ,lu.t,c* in •a l W alter Price, Adirbert uml Syl[Wests of Mr. W alter Murnhy nt Mobley, Florence Mem. Helen Con- " co1; ''S' Ing to tell the truth in connection 11 'l* a M tle surprising that a man in as big a position as Mr. don’t speculate. : Harold and Mr. a ml Air* lh,‘ cpri> !,r:r’- "l Ja:v >ry al nnd Naomi Scoggins. ",ust •IiRnilieil nnd gructou* man­. vester Krimhring and Cecil Bale . | the home of Mrs. R. A. Terheun. znlcz, with the shooting of C’ourtland Mciloa holds down, can see polities only in the other fellow, i. 1 he .Seminole Athletic Club met Earnest Vain i— er and dauL'hlc;‘heir-hur.io Li Okeceliobou City. ,, . . . . , , , iter nnd wus ably ussieted by Mrs LtioMMcii:! f r ids, I’i.'.tttvt, Sttfikt, ’i r t in k s n n d b itc c n s u b Lnf \ ° l X]n' P « y e r is the act I Dines. Mabel has doubtless bad a Messrs. Bill (o tter of Jackson- M Ml>yo os i,18t„||inB marshallI, THE FACT that increase 1 in f f i " u s1" fo rn' Je'ius^ Lawyer F. Wihinn's office Mo:i- '' ir'e. attended the Hiow n> .Smi-’ , ,ll'-.nn,‘ ,‘l • Hi-z-ldon lir.vev o! ! t Trans ft rro;l Anywhere Any Time great deal of practice in register™ Mefion bill was prepared by one man, if anybody set in dividends MRS. I.OUCK8 ENTERTAINS vine, li.mmie rhampson, Bierce y, an’' follows, reduction in would got pretty much anything he fin d in -^ o tii^ 'self1 In Cro*sbv und Mrs Robert^ day night nnd held a very success- 'foul Tuojdny. their home und bathing beach a t ri ,’,c^ c<l c"niIng veracity. i •" pieparathm, it was the politicians on his side. And "■.rking hour* from twelve to nine wanted. It was the action of the SIarage Friday afternoon, Mrs. G, I. Griffin. Fieischer, \ \. A. Ad- \V:i|t |la,q. musician. ful fill meeting. Quite.u Quite, a number of o f,, Mn. Bennett spent me the week‘‘*r’ *’ r *Y "f Chaw* «] ILouikt wa* the gracious -hostess, dams, \Va i r differed onlv only Heavenly Father is broadcas brondcastiig nor day. day, shows that "where ‘ there skillful beggar "'’^ a r and differetl - ............... „ 1VU,., -------°*r----!,mv ^ongtess elected to take care of such matters is bland­ tier nniwlly. G. W. The ;0||i)wini, ..tricers were in,rt"" «t‘rtlon at- .................................. end with Mrs. W. ... H. Rivers. ‘ :‘- . T1"’. Haxeldons are returning The knocker gets new support I when she entertained a t bridge, at Snencer, •Ir., Harry Wimbish. HtR„ w|: |.resWcnt, Mrs. Al I.ilzu; teiultNl. .. . Ere ,I Mis. Mi*. J. M. P revail spent ii few }*» roeir former liouie near Cliarles- i r a n a c a n n a . M s a a u n n c u u c n B E a B U H r x a a n a B B a a B i is M Will there is a way." Public ' ^ . ’i uh,V,c rM'Vr his help constantly but nn own [her homo on Mngnolin Avenue. <. harlc* In the recent discovery that the ly asked to swallow the whole thing— bait, hook, cork and opinurn, of course, In Ip* the will n Mero, Bd Moye,_ Jimmie yjco President, Mrs. Courrier; Invitntions are out for the up.lays with Mr*. T W Prevntt ‘ • t" ' ' "Jv. J.fc j’ J S f r.cceiv.in*>PPnratu* must be . l i t I 1 • i » IIP I Il'MUt'lll, .»! I “• CWlil ( III | in regard to "u ■««“ hammer was th*1 first t<„d devised line, without so much as batting an eye, and because a major- u take uutimtf form. I There were three tables of play- JuekMi.i, Bob Bud un. Edgeit m Secretary, Mrs. A. P. Handy; Treas proMching nuptial* y( Mis* Jessie -fi -llt—|aaria-irj >. i wxui »*; — Tho ladle* of the 'community ' o ,Th,U :‘ ■ i''"*11;'1 :’! r '' n " ' ' |(r». This careless identification of it’iijrth.s if I would,toenjoy .lh,,so 'yaVf5 by man, centuries before the horn Mv n i the law-making body refuses to do so, the Secretary Patterson John Metsch, Lee Peek, Ul4. Mr,. K Smith; Chaplain, Mathews and William Hawkins, flub Met at Mr*. Tom McClum’ J?t< 'hick.n Itous* nge.i.i Mun my .share* the wrddini^ *•.*,)*.•. .f t........... .to ooilt •*. 1 Aftl'V!. ’ (I'lV .iv ri*.,, was thought of.—Miami NewsThe coxy homo was beautifully Morris Wimhuh. Paul U k e, and wedding tn to take n'*i**i. nlnce Sunday i« Friday nfterni.on !,ay 111. lit mi*! nn l rarrici! ‘arried < *Ji* IT .--ix fin, YOU HAVE observe! many ex- !* a>.r r ' i ith ,h.a " i " 1. l.h"u* of thnt help. Ged doe* not and singlett.rv; Insurunco Secre- the ! „ ’,.l ‘,asi"'.v tells it that it is playing politics. "Croat D Metropolis. [wcorated with red roses, sweet (alvtn League. ' tu ty , Mr*. •• — afternoon at the residence of M iss’the quilt wns ..... tiiiishe.l light re- ‘•';r .1••IuihI h-nn. .\Ir *. tra dividends declaration* lat.lv ’ " / 5? lh ’n.k. 0< ,l as cannot give to every mnn what­ Torrance; (iuide, Mrs. , . ..... Salc|. thV "oodcocli. and away it ilew.—Cratul Junction -Some of these represent a desire |l*as nnd violets. Stride ‘iiy.l she tIiin.' * the thieve* !vu,h" ',l„«,y- ever is best for him unless the nr.m Marcus Tyre; Sentinel, Mrs. GunTh.. fh. .......It rn.t,: , t fro*bmcnt* w ere served. It urenis utmost uncanny that Daily Sentinel. to ‘Vre it. ” „,,„,i tin,,., .... 1 ,u. i»« anything. It w.n indeed "get- meet* the necessary condition* at lie trying to put la-r out of the The afternoon was pleasantly SOUTH SIDE TEACHERS ter; Pillar.*, Mcsdames I Howell, • ‘ fa ^ i ,nai: Mi*. W. If. P re v a il nnd i hickcn husiitebs. Immediately upon the death of c n tiib o te 1 , « i r rm.li'.l,/. • \ h t m K mmothing for nothing" in his 1 ml of the !i.,c by leading a \ i SCRATCH I spent with bridge and after a numtfu tte n n iA TERTA1N. JhLcJ dtm^ O HruhakeV. Grow and M etcalf; Mar- Among tL n e "" lo o.inctiMi aTiicted are are th" t h e 1.I.y V''' °afternoon ff, J!ourt‘ Swt.n‘,0"f "P‘nml Mrs. Lenine we receive reports of the . ii , . 11 1ulKV ll,c ; "Pen defiance or the lav* of cost pm verful life. |°‘ rubbers, scores were counted O x !an i ..u„u . Meolumes m .. ..i........ - r . . i _...i i..„ . nk 1,11,1 ith Mr. Following the faculty meeting shrills, Telford nnd JenfoHowhie•" I)rcwa *VvVr'nn'^V r* •r'V u!'ft,t1r;1''l,‘l w' 1* ’ •'‘rnn't Mrs. serious illnesses of Woodrow Wil­ h it' in mind >th i’U^ r ?' Btric,1>’ enforced in all other SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE | ,p'l prizes awarded. Mrs. ^le SausWe are told thnt God will not the South Side Primary School, kin*; Musician, Mrs. Waltham; Crenshaw, Toni’ Bell ‘ Mr ’ Swag! ^ H, , t 'giii . -r. son, Premier Vcnezchis nnd the Ph nc Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt STAYS H N r T have u We can 1'iire, holding high score, was of iiDW.S in. Nobody-could only freely when wo nre T , c 1,1 thnt which i* best for the teacher* armed with howl* and Flag Bearer. Mrs. Crawford. gertv uml o her , , Mr* ; , "■ LHbee spent Thurs, 1 .1 , , ............. . o . ij receive 1 lh of fed Comb Tina Chick icritch.iluj 1 lh of ^ form er Kaiser. (l.'-l.l) fur ificrvafona for :t;h[Warded a box of stationery, while .spoons marched to the* h >n:u o ' r.Hirrr. simply because we fail to I ASIIEVVI1.I.E CITIZEN -xpected the oil scumlul, ot course, giving freely. Three ilunty little girls, Ellen I .\|t\.i. A. K Jordan le't fur ‘*JF n‘tcrnoon Wl,h .Jr*. Krvn Ba­ sciiution Pivot llri.igi; Moialny, -o — Ithe cut prize, a card table cover their prov for them. F.2dCcinhChidl-hsR;.,'.Mr:;\vu!prcda:ellbcfcbick . ___ ' nir r.rtmdnnl. Mrs. Selina BarTelford It. I-.. Crlfin anil Maria VV........ mi.:.'...... i. '.u . . * 1 ........ . i4 1".1 . principal, Telford, it. Iv, (irlfin and "When i hornnic n man I put Special nhysirint.* appoiuterl to pent to Mrs. T. L. Dumas. M o need not flinch in the pres- ■ Mrs. George Giegor spent a few !• t b. 11. at 3 oYIikI: nt the In me her and awaited her coming, up- Muye added a pleasing touch to S T T {!*!,? wcck wh«r« ahc examine Albert B. Full report thnt -,.e Kr!!;Mn No ; ,IAVI; n ::" ri’ 'nway childish things." I lenrned' to tnce of tho dilemma which thi.-t • of Mrs. lUmmillul. Prize* nt The Democratic senator* who mice, if he possesses that | Mr*. I.oucks served delicious re- on i .i- ( !!f|'|',.‘‘q>* | f .. t Joys l«nt week in Winter Park arrival they demanded sup- the program when they c harmingly his condition will not prevent him forced the issue* ,,l the oil-lease necessary to k. in hi, .. i . ltUl ‘set., fo an'' th!.nk al>.""t prayer as communion. question s“cms to create. The e:uh table; no icfreshnicnta. Ben­ !.. < Imihu ll nnd familv of wj,|, her sister. Mrs. Wt ten Jin*hment3 consisting of a salad per,her £>*»v f ■ ' hull nukes n great fellowship, co-operation, between und when Mrs. Burbcr went presented pink carnations (the from appearing before the senate i iit K. of C. Hall. ............ „ .... ..................... .. . candals nnd hrougni all the ugly tion free from the .,mi!1!l.l!l,l', ‘ra; Iowa, have moved to West First I JU"1 mi... aii,.,, / m" ' h spending ,. [cur e and with cake und coffee moment Hint we admit thnt one .. ___ 1 'Vitee u icg e r ’ f Af,VVa tinlnhnb.tablo. They those finite spirit* of nnr* and the to the pantry, found everything club (lower) to each retiring ofinvestigating committee. It seemsfined* into tho spotlight of public evil, lie knew the tnarg • -l I pt the conclusion of the card game. prepared wav( influence another for good \* pCoxcn and* son of* .... in ^Mhindo with her for an oyster supper. At ficer n* a gift from the president M. .-the.1 ,u ° .th,s r.e au',y,'it to Lnglnnd Infinite n ri.it of Him who i, the -I‘fr •for thnt Mr. Full wa* merely suffering |knowledge were not not maneuvering maneuvering Albert a* e arlarl1- at hilast Aprilii ,nnd Mrs. Uiseon- I iii few u(lays r , \*in.,vie. gc were Albert Full Full as countries | Mr*. I.oucks guests were Mrs. ill, we ore in for the whole ; nc. , , ,, , **• the table, each guest was given and welcomed the B. of L. E. men from an attack of cold feet. for partisan mlviintnire. vet the ..f- if i... 1....1 . 1. ' . 1 f'P r.11. ind othn, countries interested in source and summit of ail being. ................ " ......................... m v ...................... .. o u t ; k llL H .l I ) , Ft • L U i M ' • A l,,,,. \| %. , ll> . . .... |T- L Dumas and guest. Mrs. tie v i n v u o * V | v i » % * » W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL F E E D ...... family, « « gone - »< to >'• U V !'1 ti.‘ I...,- . i i , , I.y,!l *'fi r hV. ,ukcn Lhcm seriously, he Africa if the Allies wi wil return to When I prny I nm work!ns; out my progrnm of interaction in human o* ■■ feels nff t... Mrs, Robert ;nml have Daytona n„‘.J lT i i, i \{ " ‘i’l, rl of ..WUmr ,'Jtcr I'i Iiil -un of Charleston, S. C.; Mrs. a subject to dincnss, such a* “ Who and other visitor*. -1 ...t eoloTiies, tak- own salvation in nioro effo:tive co- nn,i ..n .v,. .i!1 cxten<lfl th,‘ wav «P A venue a n d C om m ercial H i r e d _____________ . w mhe Lieutenant GriiTis has been re- I" have political result*. Not llu the court -Phone 91 ||- M. Galloway, Mr3. Forrest will be our next President?’’ "Who Gien delighted the audience w ith!Beach for the remainder of the ‘i-ra nl.i.i, . ' !1,' , ‘lt'Kt*r Sunday. proceedings which and nil tho way down nnd all the 1 ay.ay by the 1 reaty of \ «»-ail- operation wi*h Him who is working, " uv through 'Th ,r......... 1’’’* r T do admire iiumire mine,.. Mr. .or. ur or 1-ut*. Mrs. severui several vocal vucui sotus, solos, urcumpanieo accompanied K .,’n,, *for Lon a ",,, 'fundleased from the linden prison, honesty lint the competency of the outlined Saturday ;.-ght. IJsKe, Mrs. W. Alorton' Thigpen, no -■ gyou . hat more, •• ■—■ 1season. •. . -... . — -- - l•son‘‘‘ .itti a. .many tnmpu to Ins. in us to nccomnliuh Hi* goo-l1 1 oy inro,"nn.there nre benefitn Jig s? ”. . ."W would you do it •I y *................ Mr.-. Waltham nnd R. E, Griffin German oflicinls w. re probably be­ Republican party, as mi organiza­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Waiter Cliililre, nioet th-lr V i i.m'. 1 u , ‘ “ ".“ ’v, l° Such will he part of the Demo|'h<. IL It. Deas. Mr*. Walter MorI pleasure. When I trnlv nray l*can which will not coma io fornierlv runiilml nl Wil l P .lc.et t‘1' ' 1 ‘Menu-,. Mr. and Mr*. possessed o f wealth?" etc. ! gave a delightful rending. Appro­ who formerly resided at Wild Cain. ginning to fear they might have tion, to safeguard tlu* puldic inter­ rratic campaign against the Re­ " ••• *" children, to mv neighbor, to |P n> C. E. Henry, Mrs. J. C. t o look over the name* on thu rn>- est-, i , now under challenge. It will publican party—thut, to say no — teachers • The present were Mrs. Mr*, 1printe priute remarks by Messrs. M;ssr*. Krupp Cat Ranch, have remov’ctl to Ban[Unnett and guest. Mrs. Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Citin will return j tition nbout to be sent from tlii* In1 charged thnt, because of its long 1m.111, it has been negligent and Stella Arrington,* Mrs. Selina It »r- and Glen were received with hear- ford where Mrs. Chiltlre is em homo |;f I’ulaskn, W. Vn.; Mrs. W. T. with them to epeml a fetv cduntry. bold on governmental authority must suTfer the consequences. But ployed at the Western Union. ,Mr. * days. I Ungley. and Mrs. A. M. DeFur- ber, Miss Love Turner, Miss Em- 'y applause. Chiltlre and its •assumption it |'l is vlbi r * much may hupiien in restore that — ■ ■u ■ • ■ ............ »new m |n|U l| lthat llill IV will continue farming PEORIA, II!.. Feb. 2.—Music ma Owen*, Miss Margaret FosMrs. Lil|n in her own gracious Itnt. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Kilbee called memory School tearhers nre pcrf.irnung Pu*ty of great inort * ideas, the Ite- party to public confidence. Presi­ contest* in connection with ter, Mrs. Carrie Marlowe. Mi*3 manner thanked the officers nnd .a Mi. s"d Mi*. Reuben Refill* 'cited. n greet service for the community publican party has at tho least dent ( indulge may now act so Mr*. Kate Keel ay of Eminence, T' .V"' Ruth Gillon, Mis* Kdr.u ('bitten- members for their support during Wo r.ro told RON TON BRIDGE CLUB and should have the moral sup- Kr" wn cureless and new deserves vigorously and clean house s i 1- When it is suggested that the • ........... ’ 1• tho print ip.’tr itriil their rn« Ky., has arrived to be ji truest of *V1,. ** ®*Rrnoon. ur.ivr .*so \vho9o . On I- ri.iay afternoon the mom. p o rt and cooperation of every eiti- l". ’ Lu'nwd out Into the political thoroughly that the country will be I .’crninn* should make L'fif»Ufn tKilt of the Bon Ton Bridge Club U p . , w*"'o wj hie mess to reflect over Its sins satisfied thnt. if he bus once erred sen. Let them know thut you un-, Iv-je rjensantty entertained at p red a te what they ure doing for of omission, if nni of commission. A* for President Cooiidgc, no one in the direction of cnrclcHsncs* vn l1'* ®*r3, Bpbert Ilines at our boy* and girls. wr home on Park Avenue. worthy of public bearing will dial (and nil men are liable to error of -rv•fnvls nn,| baskets filled with be judgment), he Tho Titanic sank in 11112 while Icnge I I his :# t integrity; 'v • but it will iif ,MV"wi •* » will >*i ji rnever make tho J1-Hi-fiued nasturtium s were efthe band played “Nearer My God to arked if hu exercised proper vigil-.same mistake twice. il “Ctuely placed in the various Thee." When the .*rmugh sunk ut Ge-mans in the world, anyhow ' i n i n ™ ' trvl,15f nuns where thu card tables were now." y ' ct •:y1’,t f",rth this impressive MYRTLE AYE. AND 4TH ST. th e mouth of the Mersey the other All this han p.q imposing roun 1 _____ I anpenl nnd mini? an offer of s*,n.i |‘'ranged. day, the crew were singing “ Yes, JNO. W. SNEED and to r.omo minds it may nacm to -------- - .. . ,vjr. and Mrs. Jacobs Mr* IIj- lru* daughter ni itoicl to Sanford , •Mi absorbing game of bridge We Have No Ban.i.ia*"—showing THE STATE of New York is ‘ S,TnV‘.l I n n s / T ' ’ u »wn lhi- fundnV’ r‘°!; .pring training seahub nuur a uviiauun nu|*|i PHONE 539 *! nlayed during tlie afternoon, considering a tax of two cents n i "NrVa commendable modesty. how civilization progresses. raw * . By IRVIN S. COBB • y o u r money pack i f y o u AUK ■i the prize for top score, n tele- son. The vanguard ef the Braves was served in the banquet hall, < ---------o-------gallon on gnsolinc. to raise $18,. t.irtc university should ^b™1 i" * suggested i* only will arrive here Feb. 27. and the | Much credit is due tho tjecornting Osceola Friday afternoon. Hurry (iie g .r anil children -------rt ° n?, ®vrcen, was won by Mr*. ♦‘Congress wants to know what NOT SATISFIED EA' ■■«;>• rest of the players are expected to and refreshment committees for Kg Mr. and Mr* (’,. B . Swim und " ‘ TTisville are spending this CTAn th e farmer* really wunt", i* us ierMY FAVORITE STORIES man nml then poked his head in the come ubout March 5. their untiring efforts in muking family nre visiting relatives at Wl'^ Mrr. t.c jrgj Gteger. S I O P C O U G H IN G 'he conclusion of the game, cij by those wl.j have usked By Irvin S. Cobh ’automobile “ch * ,ox industry and be un th.. T h , response w.,, world wUlc. Tlu- iu,:, i i t i . h"th e l l j ’S S l J ! " ' ? ! 2Cth Season—2200 concerts ilnor. ■ the evening the success it was. rvmrcVijv^ 4 «»T5 batwhaMhr Palmetto. ! I nst Sunday n , Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnu;1!* uni*.; fwrrish conditions ■ * hostess served fried oysters, northw estern ngricniturists lo "get A disheveled man, much the prize wus awarded (he it said to sniViti.al* vnl 100 f onsi<,cration 1 "Oh. Frank," he called, "Prank! wise. D tC E SrS ttut prodacf? r.u!k ind batter fats The only organization o ' the hind holding uuprcni" rank both In •*** Daniel ••" ww m ill r i of1 t;i throat *act] »*.*• imi^ jiu nud ’ ■•! itmi ant!i itwo iiildrvi long ru .train lead li ta ^ Mrs. _E. Kaiser n a n is a t the •Bayne ■F atu salad, beaten biscuits, picktogether, about resJlutions, sign pe­ worse for wear and tear and things, Come out here a minute." Wo wtsh, ta ),thI|l.kA5,heS fricnds E1JSTI8 TO CELEBRATE, wore leturning Europe and America - has appeared for nineteen consecutive New Smyrna worn ict irning hornet pneuwonh l‘"'unHn'di r..:d r..id irriou* jeriou* aicktirs-i. aicUncu. TL? T it Fernand I-angton In.irmnry where Now ■** and coffee. titions and send them to Wushingstaggered out of u blind tiger mid Besides it must lie remembored i„, .------— ....... Tho proprietor of tho jiln ‘, . >• m .i easy. .. If if ithere’s t . _». on< __ frr r.iitl i*eikIi!>c>i*s I.ir their kintlnksh LUST IS, ^an. .il (.oleluatitin she may undergo nn operation. from uGeneva, reasons in America~-has played in over four hundred different m n ,., in turning kuiiiii), au corner •1<,on,> •• •'. J'o.u quit . uahlnx tl.e <|>iickrt si: proppen himself aguinat snicking n fat cigar, emerged. He that this particular kind of taxa­ D E L IG H T ton." Thut'n The members of the club pres- ..id laboriously dw.vvn iM in the here of us!iini:ton the nutomob >• uccaoiu be.'.imn uiiiiiana^i*iinmnimu... •?*'•r 111' sympathy shown u* In tile re- nerc oi W was imgion a* birthday oirinuuy this ims ,Miss IIM Thelma ILaku s.iku ot . 'i■'1’ r,_»•♦. have «*•' *U 7 tiett.!l American cities, made seventeen hundred appearances in Ameriof i«ouMVinc Louisvillei 1H 11' aufcvjiiniuiiu automobile iie.-ame iinmanagething the farmers of the northwest the door. For n w.iile ho owl sidy hlinknl in the bright sunlight, Fi I'J’ere ‘'Ira . Ben Caswell. Mrs. and cvmnniliP tion is supposed to be rc. crvcil to • : ____ * 1. ______ __________ _ . 1. 1. L i t .......................l i s t . ... lU k lll 1 va. nnd uvo - live hundred in Europe—since Its foundation has nr.d 'r «-V'ir*J,rtn.' " *t U* “, '1*• FEED ra n do successfully it is signing pe surveyed the passers-by. Suddenly i "Iloilo, dim," ho .:aid pleasantly. ccntlemun thut understand and ,. t'Cttr, Mrs, Joe Chittenden, cent death of our daughter, wife yeur will eclipse any of former j* visiting (her parents, Mr. and i L,,h'. went into a ditch turning < rr, .. ,.' <l) suffered only cna thango in its personnel—!* the lirrt quartet (frVMntnJ rrXrtfJ [?'*••)• sister, flarie Dgniel. We also . >'e“r3, at-cording to P,u”» M "' P E. Lake I unipktciy over and hilling Mrs. ll.inn-d. iw t h r o a t s , mit t lb.: pblegni niH .foot ■••i'i" ylippoii and hu he vuiiii|nt:'| collapseii "What’s titions. Mortsivcr. they haven’t ..... . ..... .• up?" »■|»• prs; 1 D. I*- Woodruff, Woodruff, Mrs. Mrs. W. W. W.inml W. American elenrymnn in B .liim„-, •> ....i ' n^ rcst3 L «u?h control oil’and gasoline. , J''Rei. Mrs. Jam es Ridire Mi** wish to thank Rev. nnd Mrs. Mac- conimittco in charge. A (lower paMr. Dupre of Buffalo, N. Y., , witliout rnckiu.; or straining, protect! ^CsBUmimot;than 73t L'lCESHBlE naUienb. much else to do a t this time of year in n heap on the sidewulk un i hcJim jerked lii* thumb towurd the \i’c . , , auii tno cordii •x c & v rtv ry tne victor Company. Wlth it8 rocor,,sare put out rxciLsiveiy Who ore the people, that I And the cordial and extended wcL up,A,‘ a n ^ e n l’ C“ V ,,n‘I ,nsUt Lvrn Ward, and Mrs Hawkins failan and those who »;cnt bcauti- ratio of elaborate proportion* will who is touring the country wi*h ! the lur*<. nud rcrmvi.. tbs can-.) t.i • Wv „effect , M. of petitions, on ....________ The congress, gun snoring. •lumberer on the sidewalk. lould dare tin re meddle. . . .w . iib..... J ‘‘l t .h *>> --------'V*,a LV (“oh-iIv “ open tho day s program. The var- his family, photographing schools, i H ilT t i n i C F p h l f i t h 1* "’ truul* " !,r" d by the f,r*t como ««,Vt’n bthought is quite another m atter.—JacksonA hurrying pedestrian paused, --------v ">= thoughtful p c o -is c rL I f | £ nml nUmber,CM ' ful flowers flowers. . „ . , "Ycr sign hns fell down," he ex­ should Reserved Heatu m m n in ip n taxation? 4C«a»olm o,, pI0 of oil hind* to iou* club3 and civic organizations visited Lake Monroe Thursday. I * ^ rough. Get a bottle *f I.cocanilT . 1„ these uu,au (jm y , thoucht nml * ,W OCCUPy His yillc Times-Union. j reflectively surveyed the fallen plained, and resumed his walk. Mr. and Mrs. ...................... W. J. Daniel. 58 N. Orange n t W o m a n ’s? f ^ l n l i H>r,,r (Cr* **ot«ij troai join will take part, and business con­ Miss M argaret Kuberman ... — .. . . . . . . . . . Payne Daniel. Charity 1* a t v r u i . i r t l l i * ^ I l I D , ,irltRXilt. n u« f,.r f.ughs, cold*. i, -........ . Ball tor | upon their |„ Look Jo„„ .u.o c . p n j . 7 J m i ' / L vo '''' ' ' ’r cerns as well hs private individuals visiting the family of her uncte, r , U „ 1.:p ,, i > „ 11 Itcv. II. ‘Daniel. tripp*1. croup, whooplpg cough and are planning to enter. Jacob Boliy, West Sanford. 1V 'l i u r i i y L S c lll, Hospital, Feb. 15th. M*il orders will be given prompt attention Mrs. W. F. Brannon. brouebitij. l ’lca*aut,«. <a uxd cure. 1 f No Happiness Without Work. A SATURDAY EVENING SERMON “ W h a t’s a good bank?” p»pi«“«A. ‘ sub K ‘i “ LorJCur,"n- n'"une * w*«- FIRST NATIONAL BANK e v e - GENEVA t o liv rt I il l * 1 v .'l ll Vi . n b k .H t r t k h v n i t l i || l i n r u ).<• II ‘ • ___ Hon’t forget th e ; LAKE MONROE hh z r , Q U IC K SERVICE WheretheProfitComes in ­ TRANSFER - feeding Bed Comb-' i 2 L b s. , Wednesday M eironal !!i(*h School I? 17 R f THE G. O. I-. UNDER CHALLENGE .i| «o w im ton ca n figure it out yo u rsd f r 1' n-r - n u t* v iiv u iW iiitt in (I iii’i •• v rtin iiik tt ' f ■■ t'i'* i' J W /U «-u " o n * ii u i t i ii I *i n | m w iiiiK - - . t o i i i i i its a URGE SINGING IN <...................... z a 1e y O II - ­ a r t e BRAN-MCLASSES-BRAN COTTON SEED MEAL, PARIS GREEN. 1* o!. Poultry, Dairy an d Horse Feed. f SANFORDFEED& MY FAVORITE STORIES ,iv ^ :itu[h r .itr n r w»:oh; s ivs: 10 hcnr ,hv Feh<0111 io J)th- . . . . . . DAIRYMAN’S $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 1 ifllLl Cl 1 O ___ 11 t �r ' ;* am.* >wf THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FRHRUAgY 3, 1914 World O f Sports a : W TO HAVE TWIRL IS FOR G TRYOUTS RECORD 4 ft, it. FIRPO IS WILLING TO FIGHT FOR THE RAYMOND UNION rr Avenue from - Franklin Street the total estim ated coat of raid con- That the speetel-ataesim snU pro­ south to Geneva Avenue, now on templated Improvement In the pav­ vided for by this resolution to be made »nd entered agelnet the prop­ file in the office of the City Mana­ ing, re-paVing, hard surfacing erty bounding end abutting upon ger of the City of Sanford, Florida, and re-hard surfacing of said por­ said Improvement »ha!l be payable which said plans, specifications, tion of Palmetto Avenue to be a t the option of the property own­ profiles ond Qstimatea have been specially assessed against all lots ers owning property bounding »nd ; heretofore approved by the City and lands adjoining and contiguous abutting upon such Improvement; Commission and constitute the or bounding and ahuttlhg upon as follows: either in full within plans and specifications for said said improvement; the sum of $3.- thirty days after said assessments work, therefore, 5844 is the estimated cost per front shall stand equalised, approved BE IT RESOLUVED, That the foot for said improvement. and confirmed, or In fifteen equal City Commission of the City of annual installments with Interest BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Sanford, Florida, deems it advisa­ a t the rate of eight per centum per That it is the determination of this ble, ns a necessary public improvcment, to pave, rc-pavo, hard sur- j Commission th a t nil lota nnd lands annum upon all deferred payments j face and re-hard surface with v it-1adjoining and contiguous or bound- from and after tl)o time said spec- j rifled brick or other hard surface ing and abutting upon Palmetto lal assessments shall be and stand | material, Palmetto Avenue, from Avenue between Franklin Street finally equalised, approved and con- j Franklin Street south to Goncvn nnd Geneva Avenue will be bene- finned, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Avenue, a width oT 24 feet; thnt nil fltted by the Improvement provid­ That this resolution shall be and ed for by this resolution, and that oft said paving, ro-jlaving, hard become effective Immediately from the special assessments to be surfacing and re-hard surfacing of made and entered against all lots and after jts passage and adoption. Pnimetto Avenue, ns aforesaid, nnd lands adjoining and contigu­ Adopted this 28th day of Janu­ shall be done in strict compliance ous or bounding and abutting up­ ary, A. D. 1924. with the plans, specifications, pro­ files nnd estimates therefore, now’ on such contemplated iniero.c- (Seal) Forrest Lake on file in the office of the City ment shall be made upon a foot # S. O, Chase Manager of the City of Sanford, frontage basis; th a t Is to say, tlmt Florida, which said plans, spccift- in the preparation of the special C. J . Marshall cations, profiles nnd estim ates1assessment roll covering the conAs the City Commission of the City hnve been heretofore approved by templated improvement, Huch specof Sanford, Florida. the City Commission and const!-1Ini assessments shall be detcrirfined nnd prorated according lo the A ttest: tute the plans and specifications for said proposed improvement of foot frontage of tho respective L. R. Philips, Palmetto Avenue between Frank­ properties specially benefited by City Clerk. lin Street nnd Geneva Avenue, n said improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, width of 24 feet, and this Commis­ sion hereby declares the necessity That the Tax Assessor and the for the paving, re-pnving, hprd City Clerk of the City of Sanford, surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing of Florida, in accordnnco with the Black - Draught said portion of Palmetto Avenue, provisions of Sections 101 and 102 Thedford’a Liver Medicine (Vegetable) an aforesaid, as a necessary public of the Chnrter of tho City of San­ Praised by the Head of a ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ improvement. Louisiana Family out delay to make a special assess­ BE IT' FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not ex­ ment roll, assessing the special Lake Charles, La.—“I don’t know ceed ng Nino Thousand Eighty-five benefits to ho received ns the re ­ ivhat we would have done had wo ($9085.00) Dollnrs, is hereby au- sult of the improvement contcmp- not had Black-Draught. It sure is thorized to cover the cost of puv- luted against nil lots and lands ad- one* of tho best medicines made, nnd nm sure the best liver medi­ ing, re-paving, hnrd surfacing nnd joining and contitguous or bound- cine," said Mr. Henry G arrett, of re-hard surfacing Pnimetto Ave­ ADD RESOLUTION 121—Gal 2 this ci|p. “M ywholo family uses It," con­ nue between Franklin Street nnd Ing and abutting upon such im­ Geneva Avenue, n width of 24 feet, provement, nnd upon the complet­ tinued Mr. Garnett. “ My wife says she believes she kept off the ’flu* which said sum of Nine Thousand ion of snid assessment roll, to by taking doses of Black-Draught Eighty-five ($9085.00) Dollars, is cause a copy thereof to be publish­ regularly. “ Ij myself, use Blnck-Drnught the t o t a l estimated c o s t of said im- ed two times consecutively, once prnvcment; th at the entire cost of each week in u newspaper publish- fo r indigestion, and it is fine. 'We used pills and tablets and tho improvement aforesaid, shall be ed in Sanford, Florida, attaching other laxatives, but they never assessed against all property abut­ to snid special assessment roll so seemed to do us good, but the ting and fronting upon that por­ published a notice directed to all Black-Dru^ght sure has, and it has tion of Palmetto Avenue between property owners interested in said come to our house to stay. We give It to our daughter for head­ Franklin Street ami Geneva A \o- special assessments, stating In ac­ ache and torpid liver. nue, to he so improved hy the pav­ cordance with the provisions of "I nm glad to recommend any­ ing, re-paving, hnrd surfacing the Charter of the City of San­ thing thnt has been the help to family that Black-Draught has. and rc-harc) surfacing of said por­ ford, Florida, a definite time nnd niy"My present health Is good. Have tion of Palmetto Avenue, u width place where complaints will be two boxes of Black-Draught in the of 24 feet, and against nil lots and heard and when snid special assess­ house now." If your liver gets out of fix, tnko lands adjoining nnd contiguous, or ment roll will be finally confirmed Black-Draught. It will help to bounding and abutting upon snid j hy the City Commission sitting ns drivo the bile poisons and other unimprovement; thnt Nino Thousand ■an Equalizing Board. healthful m atters out of your sysEighty-five ($9085.00) Dollars, i s ! B E .IT FURTHER RESOLVED, tem. 1 Sold-evory w h ere:......... NCN14& I fir T h e mandated P m » ) YORK, Feb. 2.—The New BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 2.—Hugh Giants have SO players on C art land, representative of Luis roster to take the spring Firpo, tire Argentine fighter, said trip to Snrasota, Fla., ami Friday he hoped to complete all cse are pitchers. W ith his the details for 4he fight between known ability- to juggle n Firpo nnd Will-, the American _ ck of fair hurlcrn through nine !negro heavyweight, prior to Fir|io's [innings and beat one good hurler, <departure for New York. These de­ [McGmvv should be able to find ra ils include the choosing of n ref­ [aome m aterial in this flock. eree and the arranging of the mo’!Art Nehf, southpaw, is counted tion picture rights. Gartlnnd is in ion to have a better season than daily cnb|; communication with 11)23. A rt h it his stride just a t William McCarnoy. who U con­ __e end of th e season, blanked ducting the New York end of the I Brooklyn in the game which cinched negotiations for the proposed fight 't h e pennant fo r the Giants and with the Raymond syndicate. [then turned in sonic beautiful According to Gartlund, the syndi­ vi •*;* thing in the world's series, cate not only will deposit a $50,000 lugh McQuillnn, mainstay most of gunrnnty for Firpo but has offered u t season, Jack Watson and Jack to put up the entire 8250,000 which i Bentley, regulars; Rill Rynn, relief will ho Flrpo’s end of the purse, Itchcr extraordinary, nntj Virgil if Firpo desires it. tames and Claude Jonnanl cotnRegarding the report that Firpo | plete the list of hohl-over.i. would join the fight syndicate, jjp new men have possibilities Gartlnnd pointed out thnt under the iul most of them appear not quite New York state laws a boxer could ‘pe to stop in and win. Howard not nlso be a promoter of the aldwin, obtained from Newark, is contest. d hard worker b u t even with u tnilFirpo, who still seems to be id club hurting his record, ho carrying on nrnount of surplus oks none too good for though his flesh, is training strenuously for on and lost record is impressive, the fight with “ Farmer Lodge. The he was outranked by many in the date for this battle appears to aarned run column. -Wayland have been (finally set for Feb. 10, Ijk-un, of whom most is expected, Lodge having been able to post­ 'Vi ^ if said to bo afflicted with his own pone his departure for the United se lf importance nnd*niay not be of States. As now arranged, the win­ much use for some time although ner of the Flrpo-Loilgc battle will I Hu Is supposed to tie the one nnrfight Ermino Snalln, the Italian [ tlcular sta r of the New York Harry Lewis (above) of New heavyweight, Fob. 2D. It is said lineup. Joe Oeacliger, obtained Yont City, broke the record fo r (that the promoters hope to arfrom Boston, hasn't been right 100-yard swim by traveling that n "go" between Lodge ami Incu he hurled a long extra inning distance in 50 2-5 seconds, clipping Spalla if Firpo defeats both of ittio some seasons ago and will 2-5 of a second from previous rec- them. srdly become a regular although Sonic of the .".porting newspapers may help out noyv and then, ord. Occasion was national inter- have been nmu red that Lodge is scholastic swimming race ill Phil­ jonnfs Gear in, Joe Bradshaw, Kent not n fit opponent for Firpo, and [recnflcld, W alter Huntzinger, Joe adelphia. as n consequence tho Argentine ccte, Perce Malone, E. G. Maun, Boxing Federation has pnssed a W alter Rosncr and A. C. Stoner resolution reminding the new h a w done fairly well In the minors municipal Boxing Commission that (Mr-in college gam es hut it is un­ Lodge will bo required to undergo likely. that nny of them are Matha physical examination to de­ ewsoriH in disguise. termine his fitness to meet Firpo. • Three old tim ers and a collegian Tomorrow Lodge will begin afro on the catching staff. Kynder, A bright sun beamed down on training in public with n number of ^ilUdrtith ami Gowdy are the vets picturesque Belmont Park, Amer­ French and Argentine sparring and Florence, the youngster. It is ica's Newmarket, the afternoon of partners. likely that Florence will he kept last Oct. 20. The sun seemed all and ono of the veterans used a ; n Iho warmer and fresher ami cbnch only. The Giants have eight brighter, having dissipated the dull ((fielders. Frisch, Groh, Jackson gray clouds of nn almost continuous apd Kelly are rcgulrns, while Mn- two days' downpour th a t left the guiro, Linstroin, Solomon and Terry broad colirre n quagmire knee deep otc* substitutes, Solomon will in mud and ooze. But the thousands probably he passed along. that packed tho spacious stands, CLEVELAND, Feb. 1.— Bids I Seven outfielders will go to the lawn nnd thu paddock were gay cfmip, loung, Aieuscl, ho Cfmpj^^Young, Mcusel, Southworth as the flags that snapped in the will he requested soon by the convention executive and O'Connell are regarded rega as breeze—and restless, too. This was Cleveland fixtures while Shinners may n stick the day of the first International committee for the work to be done if his health comes onck. < Derby between the mighty brown in the public hail basement to ___ .otherwise Wilson or Jam es may lie carried. Zov and Papyrus, winner of Vhc) meet tho requirements of the Rcfjngli.-ii DclByrTpC-jglQQ^OO, t|1L. »publican national committee for I thb national convention* here next greatest stake df tuaf history. The day was a series of thrills— .1ti ne. Blueprints received by the con­ a gold letter day i.t tho history of the American turf. Hut doubtless vention committee's executive body Hit- greatest thrill of all was the, from General Coleman Du Pont, appearance to tho view of the i hr.iiman of the national commit­ r ______ * The hoys and girls basketball packed stands and iuwns of these tee, .show what changes are to he ORLANDO—ONE NIGHT timms representing the Sanford two great three-year-old champions made in.the basement of the hall High school nnd the Leesburg High bestrode by Steve Donoghuc unJ to meet the convention needs. The Greatest Aggregatiorf Of There is to be one lnrge room School split a double-header here Earl Samlc, the boa: riders on the* Friday night when the local hoys respective sides of the Atlantic. where the national committee will Ibst u hard fought game by the From the time IJur Gold, companion hold its sessions and hear contests score of 21-12 ond the Sanford of Papyrus, used us a lead pony by for delegate seats. herald “Red Coal" Murray, wormed Another room will be provided Ever assembled with one organization ^ girls won hy a score of 22-2. ' ■ ftftftftft.9< ft Both games were hard fought his way through tuo throng on to for meetings of sub-committees. T ft ft'ft <«*.«, despite the one-sided score in the the track until conqueror and van­ There me to be offices for the na­ girls’, game. The games were quished had gone to their stables tional chairman, the secretary of ntry#s were keyed to breaking tin- national committee and the lljayed on a muddy court but des­ point. Hut the big shock of all was rergeont-nt-nrnis. pite this fact they were fast start, when Papyrus went away Then- will he a lounge in the games. Leesburg's excellent the from the gate like a flash, leaving basement, also a convention post teamwork caused them to win the or wucffiLYSic stSSiClBUKE fit.A-breaking Zov flat-footed. office, restaurant, a telephone dyer the local buys, As u race it was tragic. Papyrus, room, quarters for thu press as­ ■ Whatever the boys lacked tin* smooth-shod, never had a chance sociation, four Cleveland newspa­ girls more than made up for it. tho muddy going. Experts knew pers and teli graph offices. The local sextette was io splendid iu this from the start, but even more Plans for the work to be done form and it was not until the last -o (ns did Doqoghuc) when the minutes of play that the visitors Lngli ti hone cantered down to the in the main nuditroriuni of the building in which the convention were able to score a basket. quarter pole before the start. The lesiiops will be held have not yet winner of the Epsom Derby was been received from tho national sprawling us he sprawled when committee. Donoghuc called on him at the end of about n mile. But Iho start! It was something to thrill a graven from Ocala to Plant City, about tl 'SEW ANEE. T-no.. Feb. Tin- image. None present will ever for­ 100 miles, shortening the route track season nt Sewanee w ill he a get the struggling emotions of from Jacksonville to Tampa nnd lbll one, us evidenced by the in) niortifirnl ion nnd patriotic pride South Florida by from 25 to HO fl lowing schedule which has been ar­ when Diinogliue mid Papyrus out­ miles over any other route, accord­ With New York’s Famous Whirlwind llnppy Honeysuckle ranged by the athletic board and broke Fandc and Zov. singing and dancing— ing to calculations made herp. Crunch Bennett: For eight miles northwest from Alar. 2U—Interfraternity meet, Sumterville to the outlet a t Big ili which all freshmen will be re­ lake I'nnasoifoe into’"WUhlauooAlso the noled "Shuffle Along" Jass Orchestra! quired to take par*. cho river, 813,333. Seats Now Selling at McElroy’s Pharmacy , Apr. 15—Varsity vs. Freshmen. Prices: $2.00, $1.80, $1.00, 75c, 50c. k.A,!’,r* —V arsity vs. University <ii Honda, at Hcwunec* * Apr. 12—-Varsity vs. Vanderbilt, G t' W M ALLEN. Argentina, Feb. a t Sewanee. 2.—The municipal council here i Apr. 10—Freshmen vs. Vainly voted recently on the name for a Freshmen, a t Nashville. new street. Five of the city Ajlr. 25-20—Seventh annua! in­ fathers thought the thoroughfare ter-scholastic championship meet, should he called Vicente Lopez, in a t Sewanee, for prep school ath ­ honor of the author of tho Argen­ lirutrirlM lu a r « I n H tr u r li .i t „ r>>(un<l m o n e y In e v e r y I n s t n n r o w h e r e letes. tine national anthem. Five others I .n t l s f m n .r> r c m i i t i ;ir« m>l olitulm-il. Tin* v e r y f i r s t i ln s e u t May 2 (pending)—Tennessee or voted for Luis Angel Firpo. The r i . n i i .j i »m ; s m v k i i a m i k h i .x k y t o m c Chattanooga. 11resident of the council cubt thu a l m o s t I n v a r i a b l y htn im t h e t e n d e n c y o f tn te e ilr tf t a n d c n u s l i I n K May 9-10—S. I. A. A„ nt Birni- deciding vote, and (ho street .^n.i i . t e t i n r . I <J■• .* usii.ilty r-1o p3 t h e s e v e r e s t t ’O l . li . T h o c o m m o n b’old m u s t In- e h is /o i l a s a st-rioux d l s e a i i * s o K« t r i d o f It a t o n c e . inghum. henceforth will he known as Callo II your muscles ur.* x..re or you have that chilly feclliur .May 10-19—S I. C., nt Mont- Luis Angel Firpo. with a .lull headache, I t ’s a cur*’ (dsn that you have taken eold gomery. When some of the councillors A RESOLUTION PROVIDING Don’t wait f ir l’in umonla to develop, hut buy a bottle of C( L KM JDNKS MVKII A.NIf "In addition, one or two special look the president to task for vot­ ,, Kl IiNKV TUNtf today. _ The lost ..........Isj small FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV­ nnd you can not afford to take a cliakru clmheo ut at this time iof year, meets will be arranged for the ing for the boxer, Instead of the f o r Sale a t ING, HARD SURFACING AND freshmen. patriot-composer, he exclaimed: . Coach Moore, who is in charge “Carrnmbn! I thought y*.u m eant RE-HARD SURFACING OF KOUMILLAT & ANDERSON V or the track athletux, has already Vicente Lopez, the tax collector, PALMETTO AVENUE FROM liL-gun tho early searon work, and who was my enemy.” FRANKLIN STREET SOUTH H*s some 70 men uut for con­ TO GENEVA AVENUE, A ditioning. Lake county road nt Norton’s iB iB iia H iia n iM R iB a a iiia iia B iR ia H ia iu H ia K ia M iu n WIDTH OF 24 FEET. Crossing; $5-1,100 from Sloan's ridge, seven miles to Turrytown Whereas, the .City Commission via .Mabel and Linden, which is of the City of Sanford, Florida, already graded; $1.30,000 for 13 miles of road from Bushnell to deems it advisable to improve, " ■ Weeds Landing bridge on the grade, construct, re-construct, * BUY THAT WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED AND HAS 3 Withlncoochuu river, joining the bonded Citrus county road there pave and re-pavo with vitrified PROVEN SATISFACTORY. which extends to the Gulf, at Cry­ brick or other hard surface mater­ B stal river, n cross-state road run­ ial the following Avenue in the BUSHNELL. Fla., Jan. .31—The ning to the Atlantic through Busli- City o f. Sanford. Florida, to-wit: people of Sum ter county went to nclf, via Center Hill, Grovcland, PALM/iTTQ AVENUE, from the polls yesterday to vote on the Clermont and Orlando, For completion of state road No. Frunidn Street south to Geneva '* issuance of $050,090 to he used in buijding more good roads in the 2, known as the nutionul highway, Avenue, county. The issue will he appor­ $43,333 is designed upon the sev­ All of raid Improving, grad in g ,! en miles from Bushnell southward tioned, if approved, us follows: The sum of $70,110 for about six to the Withlncoochee river, o p p o - 1contraction, rc-contructlon, paving, u miles of road southenstwurdly rite Itendell, in Hernando county.land re-paving to he done in comfrom Center Hill toward the Lake Upon this seven miles grade and I plUnco wilh plwmt, Bpec|ficutionn. county road a t Sloan ridge, near rock base u lre a d / have been co,n* profiles and estimates of said profor four miles. 3 ids stretch 11 , . M ascotte and Grovelaiid; $57 for pleted ORLANDO. FLA. 5 will link up the national highway ^ posed improvement of l olmetto u 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET about miles from Center Hill to ■■K'UnaaaaxDiiBUHKaBB ■BBBBBBBBflaBUBBBBEBBBBIlSBBBUBB n f BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT Cleveland Planning To Alter Hall For Republican Meeting: Hanford Girls Win IAnd Boys Lose To -The Leesburg Team s Dancers! Musicians! Comedians! THEW W LM RECORD-BREAKING Sewanee Track Team Has Heavy Schedule H Coming: Violet Brand Sale at Yowell Co., Feb. 6th to 9th. THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS RESOLUTION NO. 121 BIG BOND TSSUE TO BE DECIDED BY SUMTER’S VOTERS ! WHY EXPERIMENT? | The Underwood f Underwood Typewriter Co. ^ ____ WITH THE MYSTERY BOTTLE FROM THE WILDS . s OF AFRICA ) That heals most pains without removing the cork. To appear at Beginning Sunday, Feb. 3rd, continuing all week Those desiring to be .healed by tho bottle come. We invite our whito friends that arc nick to com« and bo healed. The Biggest Thing in Central South Florida This Year The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Feb. 12-13-14-15-16-1924. ALL ROADS LEAD TO ORLANDO. F o r Fifteen Connecutivo Years It H ob Been Growing—It (Ins Coat Money—Time—and Prodigious Effort To Build the Most A rtistic Exposition in the S tate. I t is not a mushroom growth but actually requires tho constant labor of the whole year to bring it to perfection. You have your part in it. You can help make it hum. A rrangem ents have been made to show the best, of the Products, Citrus, Garden, Field, Manu­ facture, Home Demonstration, H ealth, Stock, Poultry, Art, Needlecraft, etc. Johnnie J. Jones’ Shows have a part, and a big part. Tho races are the best in the South Atlantic States. Sixty fivc*horses now practicing on the tkack. Many unique novelties. \ . . Come Yourself. Bring your Fam ily. Seminole County Exhibits will draw her people. Let us renew our cordial relations. W. R. O’Neal, Pres. II. II. Dickson, V. Pres. Jan. I,. Giles, Treas. C. E. Howard, Sec'y. How M any....... W ill Live? SPEED U P YOUR LAZY LIVER Y o u c an count those b a b y ch ick s n o w an d mark u p a n u m b er. B ut counting th em th re e w eeks later Clem Junes Liver nnd Kidney m a y m ea n a very m uch sm a ller n u m b er, unless you s ta r t to feeding th e m rig h t. B ab y chicks* digestive Tonic Will Do It sy stem s a re exceedingly delicate. T o o m a n y women A s n t u n i c w h e n I h e r a In w e a k ­ n e s s a iul l a c k o f a o iie llL e , w h e n a feed chicks on things th ey th in k a re good chick feed. Utili* u x i - r tl o n m akes you f o , tj 11rml, y o u r l . u * i l m n . your hack A s a resu lt th e loss o f chicks is larg e. u r h e n , y o u r m o u t h I uk I ch a n d y o u r n h 'c |t In h rn tie l), Ju n e s L iv e r e n d K i d n e y T o n i c lx t h n o n e IhltiK Unit w i l l r e s t o r e y o u r r l r c n u l h a n il e m i l .l e y o u l o en jo y l if e . C l,K M J i» N K S M V R Il AND K tD N K Y T O N I C , h e c tiu x e i,f II x K enerul T O N I C a n d h e u l t h - i c l v I n K e f f e c t, hnx e s l a l d l x h e d I t x e l f ax a r u c o e iilX e d rem edy for T O Ill'IO LI V E I L K K V K It. M A L A ltlA A N ll 0 0 1 ,0 8 . f ’l.K M J O N H S I .I V G K A N D K I D N K Y T O N I C Is n o t o n l y h e n e i l c l n l ux a l i v e r m e d i c i n e , h u t It e x o r c lx e x a c l e n n s l i u ; n n d x t l m i i l a t l m t I n f l u e n c e lii t h e x t u m a r h n n d h o w e ls . T lirn u irh Itx e x ce lle n t ca­ t h a r t i c iiro jiu rtlc s h lllo u x Im p u rltlea w h ich h a v e I n tc r f e r r c d w ith h e a lth y processes a re d riv e n out. T a k e n o I’ll.I.H w h i l e uxln t; On* m e d i c i n e — t h e T O N I C H n l l l h a t lx iippiiftit. T ill: rriMT 18 IIKNKI’IT IS OISKAT. Ilo u m llla t F lorida. Purina Chick Startena (W ith B utterm ilk) i3 the very last word in a starting feed. It represents the knowledge of many years’ experience in poultry feeds. Chick Startena and Baby Chide Chow are balanced to supply ju st th e righ t nourishment to baby chicles. One of Startena’s principal in­ gredients is buttermilk, which keeps the tiny digestive systems SMALT*—n i t : active. A nderson, S anford, THE PAINT WE SELL IS DIXIE CHORUS! Town In Argentina Voles To Name One Street After Firpo • • A llen's Chapel A. M. E. Church Goldsboro SURE IT DOES GOOD PHILLIPS THEATRE TUES. FEB. 5 Singers! The M an.. Better still. Chick Startena is guaranteed when fed os direct­ ed. You can count on more baby chicks when you start them on Chick Startena. Order for your chicks now. SUNPROOF W e carry at all times Oyster Shell and IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR B U ST ER , OR CHALK OFF A Fui! Line of Kalsomine. Var­ nishes and Stains Grit for Chickens. It is very essential that you keep this before your chickens all the time. SOLD ONLY BY SANFORD PAINT STORE Wei aka Bldg. Phone 303 Gales Crate Co. Sanford Loan & Savings Company <l\f-OI>OII\TKI» Capital $ 100,000.00 ON S ^ YvT .0,„ S A I-A R ,E D C O n n ° iN ™ 'w LA ™ ENT |, , A N GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. ,,E01>'- E A N ,) WAGE EARNERS WE DISCOUNT AI.L K IN DS OF SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS* 1he Officers or this Institution arc under 550,000.00 Surety Rond h IL PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. -Phone 231------- G. E. McCALL, Manager �- ; T - hOA'S I •* 5 v'^> V ** m 'S p i f P i i i 'A3 n ? tins FOR n ALL T H PA Ol I N G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD W ANT ADS Sanford Daily Herald IffANT-AD RATES Iferms* Cash In Advance f r t r | i l n n l ndo. w ill h r r r rrlxrd fr«"« p a t r e n a n m l m l . jrrln r < f » l i m m r t l l a l r l j r u r 11 T l n t f ............-.............. -- ••• I Or n l i n e | | Tl", r " ...... ........ ............. n lln r [ I Tl"*r " — - .................. Be n l l n r I n T l « r » — .................... 4 c m l l n r I nijrk Fact) T y p o d n u bli* a li o v u I Rite*H e reduced d a l e s n r e for c o n 1 (erutlvr I n s e r tio n s . | «li wurdn o f a v e r a g e len g th i r » re c o u n t e d o lin e . Ijjlnlniuni c h n r g u 30u f o r Ilrnt I invert Ion, I nil ■ dveitlW Iiff w r o u t r l r t o i l t o ■ proper c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . If no r r r o r In mailt* T li o B u n Ifgril M'-ruld w i l l In* ri-si>imHlbli> I far only o n e I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , like a d v e r t i s e r , f o r n i il m o t i u r n t I Invert l"nn. T h e o f f i c e nlioulit lie Ipnlirinl I m m e d i a t e l y In e d i t of I error. 1 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT—Desirable five-room' j.modern n o a e m nhouse o u s on Magnolia Ave-1 I H " nDuBose. So A U B ijS m le— P u r e AG t iE t , if o r bqic nofl , w m « « o sm o k e d w ith o n w wood d o c . lb., p o s t p a i d . N 0 o r d e r n e - t r u i 1 n r .r u a— — ic o t t a g e . J . M u s s o n . COntcil ffor n r Iless n s . than cepted 3 II_ lbs. „S a t i: s - F O R R E N T — F i n e n e w h o m e ' j u s t 1 faction gunrnateed. Mrs. E n o c h f i n i s h e d , 1 0 m i n u t e s f r o m S a n f o r d . ' Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. D. F , N o . A , f o f l n Q - R a m i e , g a r d e n h n d o t h e r I p riv ile g es. A ll > f o r $15.00 p e r Atm ^ T EI)! Cnrmcn Gt«pes, Tree m o n t h . C a l l n t A . P . C o n n e l l y A Blueberries, 30 per cent off. S o n s f o r p a r t i c u l a r s . D r . H . C. Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ N o b l e . ments, highest profits, «tuick re­ turns, quality plants. O rdinal in- SSnSTriv. Ad“l’"J Nur*“rl“’ T O M M IX in “ M lle -A -M in u to Hom co. A l s o c o m e d y arid M u t t a n d JetT, a t t h e ’ M l l a n e t o n i g h t A f u ll p r o g r a m . Y o u r l a s t chanca to h o a r sp e c ia l o rc h e stra . F re e tic k ­ e t s f o r ^ M r a . B. F . H o u s e r . _________ TO THE H O U SEW IFE:H yoli never read a Une of any kind of news in this paper, it’s worth a great many times what it costs you because it gives you every afternoon the last and lowest prices for the day. If you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping, it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars a year. • * / LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND r REPAIRS ARE YOU losing an opportunity to sell your property by not ualng the llernld Want Ads. The coat is small, the results great. Herald Wants will work for you quickly. LOST—Tuesday a. m., brown leather traveling bag between Orlando nnd DcLnnd. Finder please notify II. C. Mosher, Fair Haven, N. Y.. and receive rich reward. FO'UNb—Tire rnck for Ford t with tire nnd new licchse tag. Call 805 FOR SALE Ford Sedan Ford Touring ' Chandler Touring Dodge Touring Hudson Touring BUILDING MATERIAL MIRACLE Concrete Co, $ cement- work, eidewlaks, MM> ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J. f t Tcrwillcger, I’rop. Lumber and Building cu rter Lumoor company N. Ijturel S l Phone 6M. HII.L LUMBER CO. Bouse a ! Service, Quality aOd Price. Phone l;t&. Doesn’t m atter what the prices were yesterday— Scrlpps-Booth Touring e o n a a i.iv UeHoto paints’ and vanrishts ........... a t Sanford Novelty C i r c u i t C o u r t nt tin* C o u r t H o u s e Touring Works, sole agents. # • Cleveland * 15 t-tfc F O R R E N T — G a r a g e . 610 M a g - 1 Doesn't matter what they are going to be tomorn t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . on t h e .tril ilny * noliii* j ^ CORRUGATED IKON ROOFING* ’ o f M a r c h . A. D. t a i l , n m l t h e n a m i BUNCH GRAPESTtreTbTuFBerrres Oakland Touring COMPOSITION !U)LI, ROOFING,, t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e M il o f -rr - . . blackberries—all varieties r u n K E N T - S i * m o n t h s o r y e a r c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d u K iilust y o u In STRIP SiriNGLES. — f r o m M a y f i r s t — c o m f o r t a b l y suitable for home nnd commercial t h i s m u s e ; o t h e r w i s e , d e c r e e s p r o KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PLASTER, house, six sleeping ' c o n f e s s ■ w ill he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t planting.. Largest nurseries. Vig­ f u r n i s h e d W hat’s the last nnd lowest prices today—The WHERE USED CARS ARE CEMENT, 1 y o u .a n d eneli of you. o lia A v e. orous, well rooted plants insure r o o m s . I n q u i r e 3 1 8 Ml aa gg nn M ALWAYS BARGAINS ia A v e; H e r a ld tells y o u ? NAILS. ft Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n lie 1 TO A lIV K H T Id K Itn . good oarly profits. For full in­ •: k A 1 ’ p u l i l l s h e d In t h e H pnford H e r a l d , a A H erald r e p r e n e n t a t l v o t lm r *M i l l 5> A L t ' n e w s p a p e r p u b l is h e d In H anford. formation and illustrated catalog | ensh!* f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e * . r u i n s N e i n lm d e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n r e eneli No. 1), write S o u t h e r n Adapted SPECIAL BARGAINS I pn*l c l a s s i f i c a t i o n , w i l l g|v«. y o u CHASE & CO. w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e weeks. REAL, ESTATE ; Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. 1923 Dodge tourinsr, nlmost now Itompletc I n f o r m a t i o n . A nil if SANFORD, FLAW IT N E S S my hnml nml th e seal IjrnU u M i . th«*y w i l l UMHijit y o u i n 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like o f s«lil ( " r - o l t Cour* • w the Vigry Cash Register. FOR S A t f —Beautiful, bungalow Iron)In>* y o u r w a n t a il t o m a k e Dth d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. I*. 1931. new. on, corner lot .most desirable Cost $p0 when new. Will sell fit mure e ffectIV 6. r* (HEAL) r. a . l - i 'l n l rtDit, SPECIAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE Dodge touring, 1921. cheap. fnq ‘ nt’ “Sanford * ' I II I’O I I T N a t X O T I t 'K , Inquire llernld p a rt of_city._E._F. U ne,________ C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e Dodge Roadster, 1919. office. S e v e n t h .1 m li c ln I C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ FOR SALE—10 ncrcs Hammock A d v e rtis e r* n l i n u h l g i v e t h e i r WANTED Dodge 1922 touring. i d a . In n m l f o r S e m in o l e C o u n t y . in celery. Dcltn. Number one I itrect o r p o n t o f f l r e a d i l r . 's * n s FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs vegetable land, $1250.00. 1 A. HECOTTEH. Dodge 3-1 ton truck. t WANTED—To get in touch with tlE«>. [well ns t h e i r p h o n o m i m h e r If UNDERWOOD S o llello r nnd of Counsel fo r for setting. 13 eggs for ?l.oo. Two Dodge tourings, 1920. |they d e i l r o re/mlt**. A b o u t o n e the ownpr that has from 300 to TYI’BWIUTEHS FOR RENT t 'n m t d i i h t n t . Mrs. Ellsworth, Ucnrdall Avenue 1 re.111■" o u t o f a t h o u s a n d h im a 1922 Hupmobilc touring. 1,000 ncrus of unimproved lnnd Iairge house close In, 10 rooms, |ttlrph"tie, n n d t h u o t h e r s c a n ’t Saaford. “Phone 3303, H.’J-tfp two Lexington Igtrk (sport). baths, two screened porches, High class Underwood Typewriters for sale. Write full particulars. M tnm nnlcato w i t h you unless National touring, 0 passenger. Griffith-Milliean Co. 103 1st N at­ SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 fru it frees, desirable place location for rent to reliable parties. I they Know y o u r n i b lr c s * . t h e I 'IrenIt Cnttrl *if Itu* S e v e n t h Worm-drive F’ord trurk. ional Bank Bldg. Ct In .luillrlnl Sanford Ave. before buying for apartment, $5500, terms. All i l l > r o > l l n t i n n c e M U S T l i r ( ’Irrult «f t h e h l n t r nf Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger, ■amir In p e r a n a n t T h e H a n . stoves. We will save you money. Underwood Typewriter Co. WAITED—To rent n t once, for 3 riitrlitii. In Slid far S e m l ii .d e luril l l e r n l d o f l l r r e r h y l e t ­ ((handler touring. 15 S. Main Street Orlnndo, Fla. Cun n t ) . In I’h n n e e f ) . Wo nlso repair stoves of all kinds Ono three room cottage nt Ginor I months, four rooms, down ter. T elep h o n e d tarn n tln F’ord touring, 1922. N. grnfnnolns nnd sewing ninchines! wjrville, just finished, $850. Best stiiim, furnished, Address R. W. O. (t. W i d r i d Ct . ITCAi iTmIO nnees n r e n o t v n llil. plalaant, Iluiek touring, 1919, 7 pnssanger. of terms. _ Griffith, 103J’irst N at’L Bank bldg. _____________________191-tfc Courtsinin. P r o m p t , E f f i c i e n t vs. lluiek touring, 1918. S ervice. L a w r e n c e H a y n e s , ct nl.. H c f e m l a n t s . | You can find the name of every 1 Oft SALIv—Missiona(y strawM a r y t l o i n li l . hlH w i f e , o r o l l i e r w l s e . i Iteo Speedster Truck, 1922. T n lutvvrence H a y n e s , a n il H i v ' d Two city lots on Heights. High nnd , berry plnnts well rooted, care­ dry location. Cheup. live Iluainesa Man In Sanford lo *7 'u ' 1* *'!' “ ’' l o w i n g tli 's c r l h e i l i In Ifcr r t r r n l t f i u i r t i.r l h * Hex r u t h W . C u r r y , If liv in g , .and If d e a d . I<* Light F’ord Trucks. “ ni* t r u c t n o f l a n d . ' J u i l l r t n l t ’t r r n i l o r l l i r S l u t ,. „ f fully packed, 5Ue per hundred,. a ll p a r ti e s rlaln tliu t I n t e r e s t s u n d e r ' 1917 Huick touring. this Column each day. D ' b m h h 'l b e i n g in t h e P lu r lU n , In n m l f o r S r m l n n l r * a w r e n c e ll >) h"* and D u v lil W. $■‘1.50 per M. delivered, M athews‘TU P 1 1-2 ton International truck. C u tin ly . In ( 'h n u r e r y . W ANTED ' SEMINOLE REALTY CO. i u ." V " f •S(,|,*lnole n n d . s i n t e „ n f C u r r y , tn th e ftd ln w ln g d e sc rltie d Co., Tallahassee, Fla., Route C. | I o r lila, i n o r e . i c i r t l r t i l a r l y tb s r r l b C I T A T I O N . SANFORD MOTOR CO. L. Alien, Mgr. l a n d , n r a n y p a r t nr p a r c e l t h e r r n f , | e,i n s r.'llou-H t o - w i t : Jlaltle fa c e , w id o w . C o m p la in an t. Dodge Dealers. MISCELLANEOUS EXr S T n " j ,PC(*ll!" I |d T l' 3 ^ 1 ^ s i t u a t e l>lmc a n d lieltig In t h e C n t m - 1 . A " f l o c k s A." I, 3, s. i s . 2 1 ). vn. . SACfe—HUroeilv,. h .w : Phone 3. 3«. nc cn rilln K tn t h e f l a t lln h c ri l ln r n l t n r t , e t nl.. D e f e n d a n t s , tv- n f Hetninnle. a n d S t a l e n f F l n r - i WANTED—Your old furniture. pb,.nc a , or I'roplrs' Bunk. M l. a n d d e s c r i b e d n s H u iithvve st t . . r i n .r | Studebakcr, Packard, Chevrolet ' | in. * i , ",n v . ^ '., n J ° f r e r o r i l In T o H u b e r t I t u r n h a r t , If l i v i n g . Haul Invest I J u a r t e r H e s s ,7,s l o u r , n jr* ,n ROOtl COnMany people in Sanford would "J* ' *• , ''n P a g e I I ? . N e nitnolu .ausaii l l a r n h a r l , h i s w i f e . If l i v i n g . t f u a c t e r ,.f IJfUM 170-tfc i’li'f. a n d f <*ur t i l t roil* bllllllJlcrH, flVt? tiri?R[ J. L. PERKINS le to buy second hand furniture. —— lirV i r e c o r d s ; a ls o . A a r o n J e r n l u a i i . If l l v I n g A J o p e p h II. Advertise your spare pieces in th e l^ U person need become bald, *' I’n r l l o n o f I l lo c k 17. itc- A s k e \ s , , l f liv in g , S m a l l J A s k e w . u e r e s lu N o r t h w e s t c n r n e r ) S e c t Inn ear run 10,000 miles. Easy terms. DRESSMAKING Sales Department 11. T o w n s h i p 2L 8*«uth. i t a t m e :it Griffith-Millicnn Co., -103 1st NntI ° f f b l l ’I a t I>r Al e l l i i n v l l l r Ids Wife. If liv i n g . J n e o l . I l r o c k . If Herald Want Ads and sell them | headed. I have u newly invent* u n n i i l i e s .Ni.rtl. o f t h e Kntith l i n e living. J a m e s W eeks. tr l i v i n g , K a s i . c u n t a Ic. In ic T w e n t y - s i x u c r e i . t i „ n n | | t a l l k jjj,] , SALE | e i machine that prevents same. San Juan Garage pickly. Thone 148 nnd the want | ** ur l . i . v . r " , ii,', i| U.d l i n e , in S e c t i o n K m i m o d Ilel,It. If l i v i n g . M i c h a e l m*»rp »«p It ii|i|M*iirltiK irotn tin* HWnrti Mil | department will bo glad to in Wonderful fur willing new life and MADAME E. G. TOUCH Alt I), 11 U>. M o u th o f I t a i i g O j . I toy in. If l i v i n g . n n d i lc i r g e I, if i ' oii i | i I; i ‘nt fill'd III fhlil (TinM u * . 5S T ~ . -'.'.-’3 — ~, —growth tn hair. _ Stps gray baits. 1) "•*?*’ I I t r a n t l e y . If l i v i n g , u n d e r Hie l i n o vmir nd. FRENCH DRESSMAKER. you, Mint .Vou Mil l Pilch o f I i t u p p e i r i n g front t h e s w o r n Mil n i n e nr I ’uyle m i l I t r a n t l e V , J I r s . KKPAIR wood, tin. cement work. n3LC°<s^« o i' tU ^ >r A,:3 ^ cu* IMPORTED HAND EHRROID-............. o f c o m p l a i n t filed In t h i s c a u s e f | , l l o A. W i l l ia m s . If l i v i n g . M u r - , ’T i n i t W K HELPED U T IL E GIRL'S COUGH Rate HD cents. llernld, Box 000. - J 3,_S._S.Jbjj(i, i£Urem«._S. J .__ ERE!) LINGERIE DRESSFS AND' 'i«“lnst M m . t h a t y o u n n d e a c h o f ! \V. |U m » e > , If l i v i n g . J l a r - i b i t e n h o v e l le e c r lh e d and llp tl your e In- ( g a r e t S. I l a i n s r y , If living, nm l MELLON SEED—Tom Watson, WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL: | "rJ.JPoV '3 ,0 '‘ifr.iV' hlaavned s s..m herein- M -• a r g a r e t H. I t a m s e y a s s u c c e s s o r In " l u e i s i.r r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n ; “ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR; Irish gray Kleekley sweet, Flor­ U t o r g W INTWH PARK. FLA. 1a b o v e d e s c..... r i b e d1, "" and that y o u r t r u s t t o It .hert II. I t a m s e y , If l lv - I t h e r e f o r e , y o u l . a w n n c e H a y n e s . COMPOUND i.t fine. POLITICAL My little ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I A U i l l I", is inTen) g iv e n that tin 1plnee.s i i f ' r e s l i l e n i ' e l i r e u n k n o w n . Ing; a n t If mild p a r t i e s a r e d e a d , i " " ' H nvld W . C u r r y , if l i v i n g , m id grow nnd rave these seed myself; m ill u n t il upon, f-hruiry 12th. A.i T h e r e f o r e , you A a r o n J e r n l g c n. 'll a ll j r i r t l r s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s " d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s e l a l m ' n g I n t e r - girl had an awful cough. 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Tf n ^ i i U ung'.yooJ^Flik a most cordial invitation tu visit If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s w a t e r s *»f t*fik(* xMoiirnp a t l o w w tin f you. I’ttted for another term I ROOMS FOR RENT tbe Inn and nartake of Its hospi­ e l a l m l n - l u t o n - s t s i n i d a r Artroii •ur m u r k ; H ie in v IVp s t .17 1 ***■! si 1*»11nr (I f i t li' l l I* * Ordered Hint lliln 4*1in11#>*1 l e r i l l g a n . d e e r a r e d . , i.,. rl llu t n - tfic idinri! nf Nahl laki» a t lo w u*ut»-r , l»r imTilfxHrt] In 1hi! S 1tif# rd lf»*r;t|d. sipe to fulfill the duties of ARE YOU—Looking for a good tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ h a r t . ileei-.is<.il. H a s a n I t u r n h a r t Ids m a r k t o Hit* r u N l c r l y Itvu* u f Hit* iiHWMpapor tmliMsIird In S a n f n n l . Wilson Welding & Radiator cated and offers to itt guests every W ife, l l e e e a s e d . J o s e p h It. A s k e w , Mimm K. Levy O ru n t ( a im kti*tw 11, s..fn|„M l.. (Niiuiity. 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I liie h a n , whom, in his chosen profession “It it's Metal wo can weld It" best listings in the city. __ trree of excellence that permeates d e c e a s e d . M i c h a e l J. H o y le , d e c e a s ­ H n u t h 'v e s t c n r it e r n f sn iil C.nveCU- 2"*li d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. I> 1921. m e n t L o t O n e ; I t , e p e e K a s t 0*10 fe et IMKAL) _ C. M. Hnnd. the Herald recommends to the K A. I" 11’111, ASS. ed a n d He*.r g e (*. I t r a n t l e y . |||-FOR RENT—Nicely furnished the entire establishment. SANFORD, FLORIDA ("lerk t ' l r c u l t t ' o i t r t ceasi.it. u n d e r . Ihe l l r m name of In h c K l tm l n g . ’ r n l l t i t l t l l n K 13 a c r e s people. FOR TAX COLLECTOR rooms, with or without lmth; n r loss. Telephone 12-1 Eustls. K entlnole t'liniitv. F l o r i d a . 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Jaeoeks. d e c e a s e d , I n t e r e s t In a n d tn t h e l a n d s h e r e i n * Itminole I'ounty, subject to the All outside rooms. The Lincoln , H a r r i e t J. J a e o e k s . d e c e a s e d , J o h n slinvo d e s c r i b e d , t ’l T A T I l l N . a m i t h a t y n u r |clinn of the Democratic primary House, where the home folks stop. ■'•vo A Iti rm l.iii. n f r e e ilealv r, Flowers For All Occasions Hughey, ilQceaseil, Thomas A. CUT THIN OUT—IT IS WORTH Georgre A. DeCottes t ’o i n ’i l n l n r a a t, H u g h e y , d e c e a s e d . A. At. T h r a s h e r , p i n i v i o f r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n . i bo held in June. Members Florists Telegraph De­ FOR RENT—Two-room anartmonO MONEY T h e r e f o r e , you H u b e r t t t u r n b u r t . lrv » ( * T r u s t e e f o r Kva II. T h r a s h e r , d o Attorney-at-Law JNO. D. J INKINS. nt ."20 Oak Ave. No children. An r u n J e r n l t r i i n . e t at.. D e f e n d a n t s . r e n s c i l , a m t Kva U . 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Atlehnel .1- h e r e l n n l o i r n ili-scrlheil* o r a n y p a r t d e r t h e l lr m nam e i.r P ocrutie primary in June, 1(12-1. FOR RENT—Two light house- | H o y l e . If l i v i n g , n m l lie> r g e I', t h e r e o f , a n d a l s o a n y a n d a ll o t h e r l l r a n t l e y . Mrs. I’b l l o A. W i l l i a m s , if hoarseness, also 're** sample pack­ living, M a r g a r e t W. H a t r is e v , if l i v ­ (•rurrnl .Machine and Dalits II. II. CHAPPELL. keeping rooms, cheap. Apply I t r a n l l e y , If l i v i n g , u n d e r tin* firm p e r s o n s w h o s o inline o r n a m e s a r n ing. M a r g a r e t H. H a n i s e y , If l i v i n g , ages of FOLK)' PILLS, a diuretic Schelle Maines Works i r i i n e i.| H o y le nml I t r a n t l e y , .losi'ph u n k n o w n u n i t w h o m ity lie I n t e r e s t stimulant for the kidneys, a m i F O (Advertisement) Lincoln House M. A r e . d o n a . If liv i n g . J n l i n I*. 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If l i v i n g , Jo h n g r a n te e s , hy. th r o u g h o r u n d e r a n y Ik irn h art. deceased. — Court House kinds by helped millions nf people. Try W'ANTKD—Uelji m nil b a n . i d s w i f e , d e c e a s e d , A a r o n J e r I h i t i l i e y . If l lv l n u , " T h o m a s A.. o f t h e p a r l l e n nr p e r s o n s I t e r c l n <■of .Seminole County, subject many business houses If you llt i K l ie y . If l i v i n g . A. M. T h r a s h e r . If n h o v i- n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d ) to, o r tilgati, d e c e a s e d , J o s e p h lh A s k e w , them! Sold everywhere. •the lb niocratie prim ary, June 3, advertise l i v i n g . T r u s t e e f o r E v a II. T h r u s h * o t h e r w i s e , a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o d i s e a s e d . Harati .1. A s k i-iv , tils w if e , p . I pledge fnithful service arc without a position, of The llro e k , deceased. I’va 11 T h r a s h e r If liv i n g . lie n n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C l r - d e c e a s e d , J a c o b on the classified page Km anm l |cuM ou nominate me, Alee W a l l a c e . If liv i n g , Mary (I. Hto- elill C o u r t lit t h e C o u r t H o u s e at J a m e s W e e k s , d e c e a s e d , Herald. It will cast you only a lleldt* d e e e n se il. Ml*-liael J. Moyle viti. It liv i n g . I si vvr e t i r e t i m e r . If H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n tin* 3rd d a y of QUICK SERVICE _________J . G. SHARON. few cents and you will reach thou­ l i v i n g , M a ry W ainldit. If liv i n g . II. M a r c h . A H. 1921, a n d t h e n a n d i li i e . is e d , a n d t l e o r g e t I t r a n t l e y ' ilcci u s e d , u n d e r t h e t t r m si t in e n f l Bothe Voters of Seminole County: sands. M U a in h l e .if liv i n g , J o h n p. WottiElton J Moiighton t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e hill of T R A N S F E R ___________________ ble. liv in g . a n d M a r y W o m h le , e o n i p l a l n l e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In Doyle a n d I t r a n t l e y . .Mrs. I 'l t l l o A.I IlMreby announce myself a canM argaret W Ih .♦if* If ILV I n g : a n d if said c a r ­ tills c a u s e ; nthet'W Iso, d e c r e e s tiro W y it a m s . ( l e c e i s . i l . ARCHITECT l<bte tnr Sheriff of Seminole A RELIABLE COUGH REM ED V li1leu l.i.rul nml I.imiic lll.tnnr** Haul­ a d , l o a ll p n r t l e s elitlnt- c o n f e s s ,! w i l l he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t Itniusev. d e c e a s e d . M a r i , n e t S I t a m - | ing. sturagr Whv experiment with unknown i n g laurt ee •red ests pity object to the nction of tinsey, deci>as*-d. a n d M a r g a r e t 8,1 The very host Battery ia nn ti m le r A a r o n J e r i t l g a n , y o u . a m i e a c h o f you. First Nutiunal Hank Bldg. as s u c c n s s o r la I It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n ho I t a m s e y , feBocratic primary to be hold on remedies for that relight or cold H l* e rt i tu n il) i t ; , S u s a n I t i r n h a r t . to H ubert || Ham - i It, A s k e w , Harati p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a t r u s t 1 Sanford, -------------- Florida 3rd. It I am elected I pledge when you can secure FOLK) S hi** Wifi• . J o s e |ih In S a n f o r d , sey. d e c e a s e d ; or n t b e r w tae. in m id | k e V* . hlN w ife , J a m e s W e e k s . n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d F'tlf to fuliill the duties of this HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? J.. l a.\e H E X I D E ol, llro ek . K m a n il e l H e l d t, H e n m n d e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n e n eneli Ui th e land-i h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c rlb * d. | it is a* safe and reliable remedy t ’h i r l e n T I t u e t m n , M i c h a e l J. H oyle Week f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . t r a n y t i u r t t h e r e o f , a n d n l s o a n y a n d ' F kc tu tlie best of my ability. | for the relief of coughs, colds, a n il l i e o r g e I'. I t r a n t l e y . u n d e r t h e S. 0 . Shinholser W I T N K S S in y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l a ll o t h e r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e o r ! F.. E. BRADY. o r m tiitme m I hi) te u o d ,>*-aatley. o f s u | d C i r c u i t C o u r t o n n i l s t h u 5 th n a m e s ur** u n k n o w n a n d w h o m a y j Wo re-charge nml repair all hoarseness. Equally bcneliein! tor fDi: TAX ASSESSOit. lie I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y I n - 1 J o s e p h M. Arr* iloinlu, J i d i n F o s ­ d a y o f J i u i u a r r i A. l>. 1921. makes of Batteries W. A. HOURS, RL I). Conlroctui* nnd Rudder vuivi*i] itt t h i s su i t , a m t l i e r e i u a b o v e i K. A. I »•»I '<JI.AHH, • ki h to announce that I am a young and old. Mrs. Anna i oruell. t e r . W ill i a m I - T a y l o r . H i l a r i e s W . (HKAL} U*. J a e o e k s . H a r r i e t J . C l e r k o f tin - C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e ile serltied o r w h o c l a i m a n y r i g h t , ' Specialist iidate for re-election to the Bridgeton, N. J.. states: "I bought I.ieni-ks. a s h eirs, S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ir c u it of F l o r ­ title o r In tere sl tli e r e l n o h n Htiglley. T h o m a s A. Sanford, ------------------ Florida Jitr of Tax Assessor of Semi- FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR JI al iei go leike sv,. JA. Urology, Syphtlology, Female i d a , lu a n d f o r H e iu ltio lc C o u n t y . d e v is e e s o r g r a n t e e s , b y . t h r o u g h o r M. T h r a s h e r . T r u s t e e COMPOUND for my cold and find under a n y nf the p a r t i e s o r p e rso n s | t'ounty. ,'jpbjeet to the decisRAY BROTHERS f,,r K v a II T h r a s h e r , a n d Kvu It, UKO. A. HKCOTTKH. and Skin and Blood Diseases. i n n I n a h o V r n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d to. S o licito r a n d of C o u n s e l for of t h • )emocrntic J ’rim ary t.i it great." Insist upon the genuine. T h r a s h e r . A l e e W a l l a c e . M a ry <1. Office 301 First Nnt'l Bank Bldg. lir otliervv Is**., a r e h e r e b y n u n l n d C o m p la in an t. Refuse substitutes. Sold every­ t ivIn. I g i w r e t t e e t l r s e e ,'tar*- VV»m'will June 3rd. 1924. Phone: 5181 -------------- ... -S an fo rt! t o ho a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e m w s a i d it.-, li, S. W ii m h le . J o h n ft. W o m h le , I 5 1 2 I9 3 B 2 9 1 0 —8 3 -3 1 9 1 lI \\r T T lx la M a n where. A. VAUGHAN. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL B atteries BRINGING UP FATHER . % »'D LIKE TO b E E A BATHIN6 ttU lT • I'M BS A DATV-HNC, CONTEST AT THE C E N T R A L PAVluiOM TONICiWT AND HAVE T O £)ET J O H E READY M A D E.' J 2 • . By GEORGE McMANUS H O W D O T O O L IK E . THl^y P A T T E R N ? OT C O U R S E W E Vi AVE LA R C ER . OHE^t Real Estate Insurance K. C’. M A X W E L L Real Estate and FIRE. LIFE. AUTO Insurance SANK OR!*.------ FLORIDA — I f ' o o « .p v/E. HAVE SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres* r /0vT rs tf # • • • • - “ ..;!•. V - . " 0 1924 nv I m t ' l F I eature S e r v ic e. I nc Get an A bstract beforebuying property �THE SANFORD DAILY — ■■■ . ■: i . _____________ »4— -------— i; ■ , — COMMITS s u ic id e TROOP MEETS recently / i one elope without knowing Troop i hold Its first meeting lefore you answer you'd bet* Friday night a t 7:30 o'clock. The lilt- the Milanc theatre today meeting wan opened by the Scout Tom, Mix appears in "Mlle- handclasp. The program for Anni­ uute Romeo. versary Week was discussed. The iacla number one is met Troon was instructed to meet at the lady in question refuses the Baptish church for Annivers­ Company him to the rendex- ary program and were told to in­ where the expectant (over vite parents nnd friends. • i,her. Obstacle number two . Robert Glynn and Vernon Wcsts another jolt when the kind' *al1, I» * « ^ thalr tenderfoot test emits a howl a t being forced ‘,urin* thp tveek. Royal Blue i l l ’s horse. Obtsacre numad°Pt« ‘ •» color for- our p i n three Improves thinks when,|T l0 °? necjierchl«f. Gordon Wade [its a result of obstacle number Jwon *n a knot-tiring contest, the girl girl's father is aroused | , IP P T a w . v n t v starts in pursuit. j MEETS MONDAY t starts pursuit, fjbstaclc number four arises S M like’ i k r 'Twhen l i f n the lover“ lwhj 1!!9 T- E- T.‘ c«.'m 1 of the Baptist 1 tural .* i ^ church will have n business meetBits bconmes suspicious and Jble-crosscs Mix. Obstacle num- the church I ber five happens to be more violent iriaA»M,.icareful] red by our attorney and rnade a part of all deeds and eontraeta, guarantee Itban the r e s t Mia is obliged to TROOP THREE MEETS the praries with an erstwhile The meeting was opened by the end's obliging body in order pledge of allegiance to the flag. bring the girl to safety. The The rnllcall followed and there H, parenthetically, by this time were 20 boys present. -One boy, 'quite reconciled to Mix’s com­ Richard Thornton, mado applica­ ity. and evinces n considerable tion for membership, and other xrd for him before obstacle six applications were accented. , Scoutmaster Hnduoclt announced A e twlng laia. Palms and Trees are feeing set. More th an 500 scrubs are. being planted and the Grass Boy_ ..The girl hidden in a haunted th at next Friday. night „ every _ . . . __ Miss M argaret Harding, daughter of W. P. G. Harding, , formor ruse, Mix is trapped in a lonely “ cout in America would renew his strips a i* being graded. ..... .............................................. ' — • • bin which is surrounded by a oath at 8:15 o'clock. As Wedncs- governor of tho Federal Reserve Board, took her own life, according to an announcement given out by her father at Boston shortly a fte r tho brmidablc posse out for his cap- daY> Feb. 18, will be the 14th birth.He fires tho cabin and cs- day the Boy Scouts of America, act was committed. Too much society, drinking nnd cignrettcs nrc as the reasons for Miss Harding’s net, Mr. Harding is v . . TERMS OP SALfe [IHipps behind a smoke screen. His John I). Jenkins will make an ad­ characterized kWork is good and his action fast. dress to tho boys and their par­ snid to have told newspapermen. Home SIl& ii'T O iyfair are within reach of all. 10 to 20 per cent secures your location. ‘’BALANCE PAYA­ ents at tho First Baptist enuren. [.Betty Jewell Is In support,"** The Scouts will attend the Con­ BLE in Monthly Payments. 10 per cent Discount for C ash in 6 Odays. . \ The world has bcc.ome too scien­ Except for the fact th at S. gregational church Sunday night. Senior Patrol Leader Arrington tifically magnificent, for mere the­ Ernest I'hilpitt is engaged in giv­ / PRICES: $975 TO $1475, NONE HIGHER.’ gqvc us a quiz about thu Scout ory to rule it. We want hard facts ing a scrie* of concerts in five and results. And the truth Ts thnt cities of the stntc, and is able to uw *.____ *. ' laws and a few Scout officials. • * Secure Your Location NOW. • 1 Patrol Leader Booth announced theology, as a fighting issue,"has give the Quartet tive engagements, Continued from nage 1 lost its appeal, . it would be impossible to henr thnt a meeting of the Crow Patrol Phone 02.1 For Auto Appointment tn Inspect the Property. to the door with the wish in would be held at Troop head­ Hence, of course, this enlighten­ them in Orlando, ns otherwise heart to pray for the sick quarters ed movement. The decoy in faith they could not arrange to make n nt 7:30 o'clock. u The police officer on watch The meeting was closed with a Is largely due to the dissensions trip so far ysouth fur an isolated itioned her gently. She crossed few games. within, it is the churrhca which j engagement, utreet and stood silently, with have lagged behind, not the peo-| T<T fail of hearing thin concert head hfced for a few moments, JW. The people cat! only view is to be deprived of one of the tbep passed on down the street, accustomed post beside the suf­ this attempt to modernize doc-! most delightful experiences a mu' A very few enme to seek admit­ ferer, Iwire herself with the same trine with npprovnl. I sic iuving person enif have. ' te. Bernard Baruch was among fortitude that has made her de­ Tiie quest for new forms of be­ n and he spent most of the lief is general. Europo has no . in the house seeking some votion n subject of tender admira­ longer n faith. Man consequent­ Cheap Taxis Making I way to be helpful. Joseph P. Tu- tion throughout the national cap­ ly is rudderless, awaiting he knows HARRY T. BODWELL, Pres, and Trans. Ifeuity, Mr. Wilson’s secretary in ital. It was she who first nursed not what. Assuredly thia is the Money In A rgentina’s Ithe.long stirring years of his poli- him when the hand of affliction hour for n spiritual reaffirmation. 104 M agnolia Avenue SANFORD Capital Is Reported tlcal life, came and went at the was laid upon him, more than four Phone 623" f Sinn Simpler, Wiser. ______ *7 -1* .2 , : - •i ‘ll years ago, during his historic i house both day nnd night. His ' ‘ .Y et ns man has grown simpler, II) T h r .tM i ir l ii l r i l I’r m s . ( great personal grief was appnr- speaking trip for the League of Nations. In the flying trip across so also he has grown wiser. The BUENOS AIRES. Feb. I.—An world today can rend. is the. American taxicub -During the nfternoon, Joseph the continent to Washington she arson* .. . . That . concern which that * shnred with Dr. Grayson the con­ ' Wilson, brother of the former ,1 ,n M C . mU8t I operates large fleets of taxicabs before the war. The very low j 1,405.2(k{ nre apple trees, 4,642,000 | loo.OOO greater than the preri- largest num ber learn, if recorded thej would sccutc re-j jn New York and other cities, sent priccs realised,for the largw.crop since president, came from the house, stant watch beside him, nnd it was suits. $ 1.757,000 pears nnd 707,000 ous years and adds that the nddi- 1011. ■aatonlriK to meet Miss Margaret only after he had been taken more a dozen of its vehicles to Buenos of potatoes grown Jn 1022, led to cherries. .tionn of the p ast two years have We laymen are not concerned m hurrying _ _ to her father’s gravely ill a t the White House and Tho w orst fcaturo of the rrinirt The sugar su. Tho beet acreage was lb 10,- brought the cattle herds back to the was the slum p in the number of had begun to win back his strength with grey dogma or heretical Aires a few months ago, and hus the planting of 05,000 acres less side from New York. in the past year, hut the total was 000, just double that j8 found the enterprise profitable • --c .................... ............ ........ tho previpre-w ar level. Tho total number again that she consented to leave forms 'of bondage. Thought persons employed on the land, Toward evening Secretary of ahoop reured shows an increase there being a dccrcnso of 97,000 him even for the shortest inter­ free. It must remain ....... __ so ... in a despite tho fuel l».nt taxi fnres inrg tr than in any year before tho ,otis ycur. ( w e tk ’a car stopped a t the bottom vals. ... i, . . . I -' v— . iiih with "*m the i|uCStiun m ii w i, ui Dealing question.of IIvo of uvo, 308,000, the number now being Nearly 60,000 of those worker* world that is pre-eminently scion- are far cheaper than in New York. wnrof the hill and he walked up to rhe total humber of fru it trees stock \ho report joints out that tho 113,836,000, the big population In­ were In reg u la r employment, the Not only in the higher places of J Iwive his card at the door. A litreturned was 21,638,000, of Which number of cattle—5,823,000—was :crcase<l by 313,000 to 2,612,000, the remainder being only casuals. ,oolfinter,for’ rrt. :,n'1 ,hc l,ricc ° faRMoltne nui Invn love. It Ir hatc r.onie Ttruer . , is higher, v | tie later Chief Justice Taft walked the government, but among the hill - J— ----- - - - ................... ' —--------- i------------:__ !__ !__ 1 Tho cnrs urc ^ t’P‘,rted to havo — . * T - ^ - r r ± ^ !S r !k . z - . ■ the hill with his mesrnge of rank nnd file or the citizens of prctntlon of Christianity , ■: ..r* The pre-condition of success lna,1° •n net ProHt of 800 pesos j sympathy, and later A. Mitchel Washington, was further news j Palmer, attbrney general in Mr. from the sick room uwnited anxi­ must, therefore, be full recogni- cnclt a month, or ubout $275 at | Wilson's last administration was ously. In the duya of his residence tion of rights, which is the only current exchange rates. American | admitted t o ' the house for u few here, and particularly during the time he had resided almost in se­ ' r ■ ;;; minuted. bt “ Airc> practical question affecting the fnres nrc so chl?aP ,,crc t hat the Aa nnjght k h t fell, n cold wind clusion nt the house to which he people inaugural lldity of the protesting churches use them more, hence the .asUcd throLn........ „ n , chilling went ,from ... the .. „ - ccremo--------- vnlidity Lltiatlcd through the ,street the watchers. The group'slow ly ." i*s '*f W«rren Harding, Mr. Vvii- on the one hand and the claim of profits. , broke up except for a knot of on- !*“n , * .b^ ’n " fih'u»c always or papal primacy on the other. greatest to thousands thousands who who Both would seem amenable to llistud men from the non-commls-|fi^,nt^ stJ interest ntert‘8,t. ‘p in the cupitul. Ho 1 atoned officers staff school whose live ,lvu .,n. ta ?(.capital. He hus hus been boon modern methods of thought. The | uniforms made n spot of color un- greeted with many a wave of the churches will err if they think dar the dim street lights. They hand by his fellow Wushingtonians that man is willing to return to | were staunch admirers of the for- us he took his daily automobile theotogicul battle. LONDON, Feb. 2.—Although | mer< president and came to pay ride through the city, and crowds , .The laymen will go on, seeking always have gathered to watch his God in his own opportunities. the land under cultivation in Eng­ | What tribute they could t.i him. For those who stood long in the him enter nnd leave his favorite Ami hirf Intercut will wake or wane land nnd Wales during 1U23 showed theatre during his weekly visits according to the candle that is lit afreet there was little to watch. there. In the recess and primacy of his a decrease of 121),000 acres, there Juat the comings nnd goings ut To most of these observers he own heart rnthcr than in the nre still as many acres being cul­ a house of sickness, yet some of them remained long nftcr da ( has appeared during recent weeks scroll* and pontifical* of this or tivated as before ::to war, accord­ I cold and drifted away to leave tne to have been somewhat improved that dognu. ing to the 1923 repurt of the Bonrd vigil to the newspaper reporters. in health. He took on flesh after of Agriculture. *be White House, und the filk-d-out appearance of his face The acreage of whent in 1923, often was mistaken as a sign of the report nays, was 1,740,000 acre*, returning health. Those who be­ t or practically the sam e as the aver*, '* • i \ lieved his condition inntcriuliy im­ Dtckxon-lves of Orlando nre anj ngo of the 10 yenrs immediately proved have been further deceived Continued irom page 1. ", ' _____ _________ ■ by bis recent activities in public nouncing thu opening of a smart I — : g he thought debate should bo dis­ affuirs; snort shop on the second floor of by his ol£ political friends pensed with owing to the condi­ subjects of current interest to their building. It is the only thing tion of Former President Wilson. on his party; by his recent visits with of its kind in inland Florida, beau­ Jn the senate the Robinson res­ the distinguished men of Europe ty is paramount in its appoint­ olution demanding the resigna­ on tour here; und by the fighting ments. Cocinu ruck is used to, tion of Secretary Den by for his speech lie deliver*• by radio on good cfiTcct.«with hanging boxes of I P^ri in the oil louse was lu'd Armistice ferns and beautiful foliage at the Eve. aside until Monday .ite r Senator columns. Mian Ruth Gross, for­ Hut to his physicians and a little economy. Robinson had offered a substitute, merly with the millinery depart­ which would limit it wholly to the circle of his friends the enfeebled ment, is in charge. condition of tho man has been fully naval secretary. No motor car haa ever won M Tho oil leases got into the sen­ apparent, and .they have under­ high a place in public regurd ,. , “te debate, howuvci, Senator Hof- stood but too well that his delicate such n short lime ar has hern nir Iin, Dent., Alabama, speaking again hold on life might at any time be corded the good Maxwell since the v on them nnd making a general ut- loosed forever. new scries wuh introduce:). | t®ck on the Republican party. He MANILA, Feb. 2—When mwvs , suggested a new title in place of ' G rald Old Party—great Oil party. »i the serious illness of Woodrow One of the most important muA denial thut he ever was enn- Wilson became known here S atur­ WE AUK HERE TO STAY) * suited by any one ns to the wis- day the Senate Insular Legislature i'lcal events in Florida this neacon, will be the appearance in Or­ adopted a resolution of sympathy 7 dom, merits or legality of the Cal­ I ifornia or ieapot Dome lenses was expressing the hope of speedy re­ lando on Wednesday night, Feb. \ of the Flonzaivy Quartet. J sent to the senate committee today covery. hor 20 years, this great organ­ | by Attorney General Daugherty in ization has occupied a place of su­ * a telegram from Miami, Flu. The premacy in the musical life of the ir .-usage said: entire world. Their playing hua conic to be acknowledged as the “I beg to advise your committee highest type of ensemble work the Serviced in our repair department that I was never consulted by any one as to the wisdom, merits or Declares Divines Can Better Lead world knows anything about. In view of the importance of their iogulity of the Culitornin or Teapot I'cople If Not Divided Over TIIE GOOD ploying in Florida, musical people Dome oil leases now under con­ Doctrl ne. throughout this entire community sideration by your enmmittce nor will iinunulitnlly iivnil thi'in^olvc* , department of justice ever* LONDON, Jan. 31.—To the lny ashed for on opinran or consulted mind, religious controversy has of the opportunity to hear them. in regard the report. The uttorm-y long been grey m atter; indeed, it general is nermitUd to render hit is difficult today to realize the ter­ Opinion* only when requested to do rific doctrinal war waged by ao by the President and heads of churchmen about manifestations governmental departments. I give and interpretations, and wehther you this information in justice to Lame realy posesses the mystic your committee, the department key* given to St. Peter. of justice and uli concerned,” Even before the war the con­ troversial theologian was hardly Still's and Service interesting. We who stand outside the gates (Conltnued from page 1) ol controversy, who take our Christianity simply, who no long­ "Another of those -who called er tremble before the casuistry, of \V:n l-ox I'r rxnitM the constant flow of humanity thnt some ingenious divine—we can « 4- »» ..., transformed the quiet residential [only r.ny to any- movement <of re•i • TOM MIX IN street and kept it crowded through- union: ‘ Why not? To us, there oilt the day was John W. Weeks, is only one God or principle of di­ secretary of wur. There were sev­ vinity. And this is generally rvceral of the former president's old Icgiiized in those ditys us love. friends admitted to /Ue house, hut 1 Thus religion hus become aim.* j phoed. The layman can legititinone of them were permitted With tony, the Wunder Horse. j mutely claim in this Aspect—in enter the sick nwm . It’» a Might) Whirl of Artion. ‘The sudden collapse of the for­ this scientific sense—to be ahead Comedy, Clyde Cook in The Corner Sanford Ave. and mer president meantime had -start­ lef hi. teachers. He will surely Orphan, Mult and Jeff. * Second St. ed many rumors of his death, und welcome any process of doctrinal a t one time late in the afternoon, ' simplilU ntinn. Special Orchestra. WtLShlllL* ----------------- «fnri Religion Not Schism. the flags on the great State, War Storing and Navy building across from the One may even go further. "Why I'ricrs 10 and 35 rents. Repairing Whit* Hourc were lowered to h alf­ pot?" Is hardly enough.. Tha old mast. The order was recalled a ta n o ra of our ancestors have gone. - Phone Monday: A Goldwyn 'ict lire. few minutes inter. Religion is no longt r n n.hl.un or The Sliuil Fast Heart. t the day and into the light about words and their moan­ Wilson, at her long* ing*. mm THRONGS ■r ,cn "• ^ M £ GREAT DEAL LESS The purchasing power of a dollar bill has shrunk .considerably in the last ten years. There has never been a time when discriminate buying paid bigger dividends. Dickson-Ives Open Sm art Sport Shop THE GOOD MAXWELL Flanzaley Q uartet Appears Wednesday Night At Orlando 1 lo those who know how to use it, newspaper adver­ tising is a watchdog of dollars—a continuous source of economy and satisfaction. - ALL MAKES OF CARS HISTORIAN HITS CHURCH SCHISM MAXWELL ILAN Every day this newspaper contains information that you should have to increase your buying power. The advertisements are intimate little lessons in every-day They teach you how, when and for what your dollar will go farthest. . 1 . CRYSLER CHALMERS Merchants tell of their bargains through the adver­ tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered through an advertisement. Practically every unusual buy is advertised. * You can stretch you;- dollar to its elastic limit by keeping abreast of the opportunities to get full value. THEATRE ••••T o d a y .... “Mue-a-Minute Romeo” AUTO CO. T here’s Just One W ay to Do This Read the Advertisements ■ to* a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s ition Mourns Loss air "time President hoSuccumbs Today SANFORD, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 1!, 1924 LOSES FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE £ $ 1 % ■ * t& ■ * '[ > w j Washington, February 3~ Irow W ilson, America’s lime president, died this ling at 11:15 o’clock, end came as a result ot extreme weaken condidue to an attack of in■stion earlier in the week. Thetormer president died (he presence ot his wife physican, Dr. Grayson, |arently entirely resigned lis fate and ready tor his reward* The suffering ich the sick man had enred for *the past several [s seemed to diminish as end drew near and he lathed his last in comrative comfort. He had heard himself hailed by the millions of Europe as “the God of peace” and heard his name hiss­ ed by the snmo millions. Acclaim­ ed at one time almost as a new Messiah, he heard himself excor­ iated and denounced as an autocrat and worse nt home nnd abroad. No other President since Lincoln was so worshipped nnd hated; no other' President since Roosevelt had such friend? nnd such enemies. Through it nil he preserved an outward calm while the grim destroyer which hovered close about him during the last months of hhroccupany of the presidency, followed hint relentlessly to the modest home where he lived tho ways of a retired gentleman and knocked ni Ids door continually until it was at last opened. After having borne the burden of a wnr president, he undertook the task of making .» peace which he sincerely believed would be a lasting one nnd although he suc­ ceeded in getting Europe to accept it in large measure Ids own coun­ try rejected it. And in the fight he broke his health, wore himself out, sufTered a stroke of pntnlysD which led to his death, nnd declar­ ed through it all that he would have bene happy to give his life for the success of his efforts. Woodrow Wilson was a preced­ to Johns Hopkins University at ent smasher from bcgl'.ini.ig to Baltimore for a p*»?: graduate end. Ho begun by reviving the course in letters, while th ire he practice of Washington and Jeffer­ published hi* first bouk "C’j nurcssson in delivering his mr9S»gen to tonnl government,” a study in Congress in person; h" linhhed by American politics. It evoked of­ actually leaving American soil and fers of professorships at Bryn going to Europe. His was the re­ Mnwr and Wesleyan nnd won rec­ sponsibility of decidhig when a ognition at home und abroad. The country with a people torn by con­ young .man who wrote of the de­ flicting sympathies was ready to fects of the American political sys­ throw itself into the grent world tem in 1883 found himself to deal wnr, nnd when the moment came with them later. Having, written he took the responsibility of in a deprecatory tone of the tend­ throwing in the men and ro.Ilians, ency toward autocracy in Ameri­ which turned the scale to victory. can presidents he lived to hear What ever an army of oOswells himself called the greatest auto­ may write, that will be the part :n crat of them all anil to see a icswhich he will be best remembered olution declaring his office vacant by coming generations. ( on those grounds introduced und Born in Staunton, Vn., Decem­ tabled in the Senate. ber 28, 1856, of Scotch-Irish par­ Successively, Mr. Wilson be­ •enty-eighth president o f the United Stutes, and the entage, he was christened Thomas came professor of history and po­ Woodrow Wilson and he was Mineral since Jackson to serve two successive terms, known in early life ns "Tommy." litical economy a t Bryn Mawr and ow Wilson occupied the presidency during eight years After he was graduated from at Wesleyan University und later , Princeton in 1879 he was known professor of jurisprudence and po­ i world uphenval and turmoil, that his proper place in only' ns Woodrow Wilson. Hit, litical economy at Princeton where, cannot he assigned to him until his contemporaries father was the Rev. Joseph Rug- subsequently, ne was made head of glcs Wilson, a Presbyterian clergy cwi.se assigned to their niches. man, nnd his mother was Jessie! that Institution. .Meanwhile, P*ofessor Wilson had gained high rep­ krtainlv, he ranks as one o f the great war presidents of Woodrow. . When he was two years old the utation ns a writer. Some of his ■erir.m republic, nnd he exercised such an influence in fortunes of his father took the works, with the data of their pro­ family to Augusta, Georgia, and duction, were us follows: "The pffairs ns never before attached to his office, Inter to Columbia, tL C., where at State—Elements of Historical and npirts crumbled, thrones collapsed, the nnp of the the age of 17 Thomas Woodrow Practical Politics,” (IH89); "Di­ Wilson entered Davidson college, vision and Reunion,” (1893); |was made over, and under his adm inistratim the coun- but left there soon to go to Prince­ “George Washington," (1896); "A Mdoned its policy of isolation and became an active ton. After graduation at Prince­ History of the American People," ton he studied law nt the Univer­ (1902) ; "Constitutional Govern­ pant in world affairs. In nil of that he took a powerful sity of Virginia and in 1882 hung ment in the United States," (1908) No biographer could attem pt to assess him accurately, out his shingle in Atlanta, Uu. “Free Life," (1013); “ When a Man Meantime he courted Ellen Louise Comes to Himself," (1915); "On Ifull, until the processes which began in his day and Axson, the daughter of a Savannah Being Human,” (1916) "An Old Presbyterian clergyman. They Muster and Other Political Es­ lb participation have come to a conclusion, w obscure lawyer, by nature a man of letters, he be­ were mnrired in 1885 and had three says," and "Mere Literature and daughters, M argaret, the eldest Other Essays,” were among his lt educator and won his first attention from the public who did not m arry; Jessie, who enrlier writings. His stato papers, 'ident of Princeton U niversity. Then by the strange became the wife of Franci* Bowes notes to belligerent governments Ida lolitical system h e b e c a m e Governor of New Jersey . Sayre, and Eleanor, who became and addresses to Congress, would many volumes. fler, because the voters o f the Republican p a rty were °off S S ' ^ S l r ^ d i r i B tillTho honorary degree of Doctor wiween Theodore Roosevelt nnd William II. Tati nt her fathcr.a nt| miBj*tri»t ion and of Law* was bestowed upon him by Wake Forest College (1887); later a presidential aspirant. * president of the United States, Mr. Wilson once saiJ that as a Tyrone University (1893); Johns flint; his eight yenrs of power he traveled thu gam ut young lawyer he wore ou: the rug Hopkins (1902); Brown University ancniotions; victory, defeat; courtship and marriage; in his office walk! ig a o u n d the (1903) ; Harvard University (1907) Ability of bringing it back again to the ways of peace; desk waiting for clients, sc ho Williams College (1908); and abandoned a legul career and went Dartmouth College (1909). Yale " a daily struggle with death. NUMBER 2*4 Wilson Made Gallant Fight for His Life as Death Knocks at Door first time in history a Democratic national convention refused to give the necessary two thirds to a can­ didate who hnd gotten a majority, William Jennings Bryan, himself tho nominee of three previous con­ ventions, Jed the fight against Clark in one of the bitterest contestn ever conducted in American politics. It broke Clark’s heart— he never forgave Wilson or Bryan —and he opposed Wilson’s policies in Congress repeatedly. Clark knew he lost not only the nomi­ nation, hut the presidency, for the contest between T aft nnd Roose­ velt nssured such a rift in the Re­ publican vote that the election of n Democrat wu sail but inevita­ ble. The convention realized this for the man who nominated Clark de­ clared: "W e meet not only to choose n candidate but to choose u presi­ dent." A t any rate, Woodrow Wilson got i thr nomination nnd won the elec­ tion with 435 electoral votes. Roosevelt got 88 and Taft g at 8. He came to the White House on March 4, 1013, signulizing the re­ turn of the democracy to power a fte r successive defeats of 16 made him a Doctor of Litcruture years. Immediately he galvanized tho in 1901. country, appearing before Con­ Life was a pretty well settled a f­ gress in person, publicly denounc­ fair for him whilo ho was presi­ ing “a vicious lobby” which he dent of Princeton. Its grent oaks, charged was attempting to influ­ shaded lawns nnd historic halls, ence in Washington nnd launched furnished the settings in which a legislative program which in­ Mr. Wilson did much of the liter­ cluded reiteul of the tariff, revis­ ary work which later w uh to a t­ ion of the currency system, new tract the world. He probably hnd styles of control of the trusts, the little thought of being Hnntched in­ erention of muny new government to tho maelstrom of politics nnd agencies, and such n multitude of war. He drew some public atten­ other legislative business that tion in the fight for preservation Congress and the country hnd dif­ of democratic ideuls nt the Univer­ ficulty in keeping up with it. sity, hut ho lived the life of a fam­ Congress thought Theodore ily mun on smnll pay nnd as late Roosevelt a "dictator" and an "au­ as 1910 was contemplating retir­ tocrat" but it soon found itself ing on n teacher’s pension. dancing to Woodrow Wilson’s tune That year the inexorable force and a t first danced very obedient­ of events came into evidence. Tho ly and with very little grumbling. tide which "sweep on to fortune" Mr. Wilson early confessed that began to rise about him. Nomi­ he had u "one trauck mind” and he nated for governor of New Jersey proved to Congresa early in his in a political situation about which administration th at he knew what many interesting things had been he wanted nnd how to get it. He said nnd denied with equal fervor, had a cabinet, it was true, but ho he was elected on the Democratic consutled It a fter ho hnd deter­ ticket, nnd immediately took on the mined whnt he wanted to do. When state "bosses" for a round of com­ he wanted a bill introduced in bat which nttractod the attention Congress he frequently drew it of the country. In the Jersey leg­ himself and if it hesitated on pass­ islature ho found the young law­ age he summoned the leaders— yer, Joseph Tumulty who became and it passed soon thereafter. In his private secretary nnd biograph­ dculing with the cabinet he did his er. own thinking and conducted much Political opponents charged Gov­ important business of the various ernor Wilson with radicalism but departments direct from the White he drove his program through. The House. outstanding legislation Was the Hnrdly hud Mr. Wilson gotten "seven sisters laws" a series of himself turned around when he bills drafted under his direction hnd his first foreign situation to which dealt with trusts. New Je r­ deal with, tl was with Mexico and sey up to that time,, because of was a legacy from the preceding its corporate laws, had been call­ Republican administration. The ed a rendezvous for monopolies. Republican chieftains said they Governor Wilson's nomination left it for Mr. Wilson because they for the presidency nt the Demo­ didntt want to embarrass him in cratic convention of 1912 in Bal­ dealing with it. The Democrats timore was one of the dramatic declared the Republicans had spectacles of American political "passed the buck.” It came to a history. It was a buttle royal crisis when Huerta, the dictator, wh brought him victory ufetr seized the reins of government, and more than 10 bullot*. President Mndero and Vice-PPrcsChamp Clark, the venerable nnd ident Suarez were murdered. Mr. beloved spenkcr of the House of Wilson had very fixed ideas of his Representatives, led Wilson in the own on succession to the presiearly voting—in fact polled n ma­ Continued on page 5. jority of the delegates. F or the Fighting fo r Life with 01{1 Indomitable Spirit So Characteristic of H is W ar D ays, the Former President Clings to R em aining Spark o f Life with Stubborn Tenacity While Friends Lingering at Sick Bed Hold L ittle Hope for H is Recovery. LAST REPORT GIVE LITTLE HOPE Bulletin Burned at 1 o'clock State* No Materal Change Im E videnced in Sick Mnn'tt Condition, But Fear Ih- Enter­ tained thnt Lack of Nourishment nnd Weakened Con­ dition Will Offer Little Chance for His Survival of An­ other Night. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2— night sleeping, fitfully nnd awak­ ening to sneak in faint whispers At 1 o'clock this afternoon to those who -were with him. there was no evidence of any Heart Trifle Stronger. material change in thr condi­ During tho nfternoon ho wn* tion of furmer President Wilable to tako somo nourishment; non. his heart seemed a trifle WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. — A stronger; his mind remained for physician’s bulletin Issued at 11:30 the most part clear and alert; ho said: “Mr. Wilson is growing suffered somowhnt. but bore it stendily weaker, lie has hern able stoically. The sinking sun and to take very little nourishment, lie tho twlight hours saw him still tins had some sleep and no pain, fighting, but there were no signs and recognizes those about him hut that encouraged his physicinns to Is too exhausted to talk. Our ef­ believe thnt a material change for forts are directed entirely toward tho better wn* in prospect. Ho himself understood thnt thu keeping him comfortable." Signed by Doctors Grayson, Ruffin and battlo through which he was pass­ Fowler. "It looks an though Mr. ing probably would be his last. "I'm ready," he said to hist Wilnon would pull through the day," Dr. Gray non added, "hut friend nnd physician Dr. Grayson. that'a subject to hazard sudden “You’vo done nil you could. I am u broken machine. It’s better I change." should go than remain a helpless WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Stend­ invalid.” ily losing ground C/oodrow Wilson Constant Companion continues to grow weaker nnd Mrs. Wilson, who has been con­ weaker. Hut hnving lasted througli stant companion sinco his long ill­ the night which physicinns thought ness began, remained silent nt his would bring tho end, they cnnnni bedside ns the battle went on. predict how long als remarkable Miss Margaret Wilson, of New vitality will last. He hus taken no York, the former prcsidentls nouriHnmelt for almost 24 hour* daughter, nnd Joseph Wilson, of nnd is disinclined to drink wutcr. Baltimore, his brother, Joined her His pulse respiration and tempera­ Inte In the day. Other members ture were practicully normal early of the family also havo been sum­ today. Adndrnl Grayson said his moned. life was simply cbtilng awuy. digestive trouble that led A h the evening hours passed, the to The tho present grave condition re­ broken remnunt of his vitality sulted from somo injudicious choice rcnchcd the stage in which both food taken Monduy. Dr. Gray­ friends nnd physicians, were pow­ of son was in North Carolina on a erless to do more than hope for hunting trip but Sirs. Wilson sent the best. No one know at whnt for him becausu out of her long moment the supreme crisis might experience with tho delicate nnd come nr whether ho again would feeble constitution of tho former emerge victorious. president she saw there might bo A conviction lay upon all of real danger ahead., Mcnntimc, Dr. those closest about him, however, Sterling Ruffin, who hnd helped thnt even should he live to see the cure for Mr. Wilson in the White day, thu end would be only a ques­ House, made un examination and tion of hours. prescribed a course of treatm ent. When ho reached Washington Tho immediate cause of his re­ lapse was a minor digestive de­ Thursday Dr. Grayson found tho up and around the house, a_ patient un rangement which first appeared lust Monday. In thu beginning it although he had cancelled hi* daily was not in itself ulartning; but it automobile rides about the city. The physiei physician ordered hint to bed, was enough to undermine the slen­ Tho der nnd tottering support by which hut there were further stomach his vitality has been sustained upsets accompanied by a violent, since lingering illness first took n bleeding nt the nose. So rapidly had the new compli­ grip upon him four years and four months ago. He took u sudden cation developed that Dr. Grayson, serious turn in the early-hours of spent Friday night at the Wilson today and ever since has lain home nnd toward morning he found between life and death. symptoms that told him un alarm ­ While the g reat personages of ing situation was. likely. Soon ufM IIIU M U In I Washington, nnd thu lowliest of terward Mr. Wlison suffered his followers fa r nnd near, wore sudden collapso and nt 9 o’clock pouring in an flood of messages of this morning the doctor summoned sympathy *or calling at his home other medical aid, nnd announced condition to express their concern he spent the former president's conditibi* of the day nnd was very serious, �1^ 1l ^ L JCLPj INCORPORATED T ill? JANFOJUT DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, ID24 “ -=" —— ■ - - ■ ■ I Will be in Kent Bldg., Commercial Street thence cast to the west line of wn* duly held in the City of San- cf rSanford, T---. Seminole County, I ___ „ State .. .......... A. D. 1921, lh Chancery provisions of Sections 101 and Pine Avenue; thence north to the ford, Florida, on the said 11th day of Florida^ and to Organize, Ini- Order Book ...... on p a g e ___ ... of 102 of the.C harter of the City of e j * for th^ north line ‘ of Union Avenue; of January, A. D. 1021, and as the I corporate and Establish a ------------- ------------_ City the records of the Circuit Court h*rd surfacing Sanford, Florida, shall proceed thence easterly nlong the north result of said election, the afore- 1< Government for the Same, and t o ! of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of *ac,n* of Mi(| n< without delay to make a special line of Union Avenue to the west said ordinance, No. G.f-was adopt- Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Powers the S tate o f Florida, in and for Avenue as a fo re * ? assessment roll, assessing the spec­ line of Chapman Avenue; thence1cd, approved and confirmed by t h e , and* Functions of said Municipal- Seminole County . • « y public imProv; ; ial benefits to be received as the northerly along the w est line of | electors of the CUy of Si BE IT FU R tiie r , result of the improvement con­ Chapmnn Avenue to the south Florida, and by said election * and pursuant to Ordinance No. G7 That a total expend templated against all lota and • compleied I t s ' s c ^ o f ndveS "h™ ° f Lak° Monroe; thence j further determined, that the s of the City of Sanford, Florida, cnceedlng Two ThoUJ lands adjoining and contiguous or csteriy along the south shore of provided for in said on! p ' titled: t0 h® rYn ,n th «* New Wl dred and live ( |2|2« bounding and abutting upon such r » t apcr8 during the Flor- Cake Monroe to beginning, and , should be issued by the C “An Ordinance Providing for St*te Exposition at Madison Is hereby author!**,, improvement, and uporf the compleJaro Garden February 18 to 21 * . , , , i s u n A v u n u ii tvr.»T .... the Acquisition and Establishment st o t Paving, r. B * ...:j assessment roll, to i portfolio o f these advertise- beginning a t a point 57 feet FRENCH AVENUE A WIDTH surfacing an), rc , J of a Water Works Plant or Plants ( copy thereof to bo pubits, distributed among the Flor- south of the north cast corner of ’ by the City of Sanford, Florida, to i OF -4 FEET. Hahyd two times consecutively, once Park Avenue from lpaf’cl” tho excellent style Block 11 Tier U in A. C. Martin’s ’ bp Maintained and Operated as a each week in n newspaper pub- south to oPIH„ ite ‘ 7"1“ ' ‘‘y of .th,e work which will Addition to Sanford, Florida; run WHEREAS, the City Commis- Ushcd In Sanford, Florida, nttach1 Public Utility, nnd Providing for! ?n r u n V a l'l the daifiej’ of New WMt to th° (,outhww,t Cornor of *m a aon of the City of Sanford, Flori- lp* to ,a ,J special assessment roll an Issue of Utility Hands by the k City. The ads are of uni- Lot L* Block 11, Tier 11 in said A. a, deems it advisable to improve, 80 published a notice directed to City of Sanford, Florida, in the u typographical appearance. C. Martin's Addition, which point rade, construct, reconstruct, property owners interested in sum of Three Hundred and Seven­ , fnibeHtahcd .b r is also on the easterly line of the nvo nnd rc-pave with vitrified 8* ^ >Pocial assessments, statin g ty-live Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ rncteristlc fto rid a ^ M n e r^ a n S At,antlc Coa,t Lint> I{niIr™>‘I riKht rick or other hnrd surface m ater!n nfcordanco with the provisions ceeds to l»e Derived from the Sale vity, and each carrying in of w»y! thence northerly along the I, the following S treet in % tho Charter of the City ef S an­ Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Es­ faced type a quotation from easterly line of the Atlnntic Coast In terest Payable ity of Sanford, Florida, to-wit: / or,!j Florida, a definite time and tablish, Purchase and Construct a Scmi-Annunlly on # ri“hi * “>• »i HUGHEY STREET, from Park p,ncc whero complaints will b t against all property i W ater Works Plant, or Plants," Jan u ary 1st, and July 1st hose quotations, running Point 87 f*‘!t north of the n,,rth venue west to French Avenue, j board and when said special assess- fronting upon that which said ordinance was duly cn>ugh the series of ads. consti- line of Ninth ,Street in said A. C. I Sanford have Principal Due AH of said improving, grading, men* roll wjll be finally confirmed Park ■ a line Florida symposium. Martin's Addition; thence east to acted and adopted by the City Avenue, fo, Ja n u a ry 1st, 1954. awakened to the construction reconstruction, pav- by the City Commission sitting as Street south to oppo, Commission of the City of Sanford Roth Principal and Interest rhe eyes of the world drawn thc > rcml\ A \ C™° fact that Pating, nnd re-paving to be done Florida, on the 10th day of Decem­ rlondn with new interest."— “t « point 88.7 feet nortli of the line between Lots 19 Payable a t the in compliance with pinns, specifi­ ber, A. D, H>23, pursuant to a vote ronColHor. north line of said Ninth Street; ton’sJSun Proof Connelly Park, to bt , CHASE NATIONAL BANK cations, profiles and estim ates of of the m ajority of the qualified by the paving, re.pavin . New York City, Paint is E J f .S /f iX ,hcncc SuU,h 2I1-7 (''rt b« H said proposed improvement of electors, residing within the bound­ A cing nnd re-hard n e of millions."— A rthur Ilris- nln,JN. Y. Hughey Street from Park Avenue aries of the City of Sanford, Flor­ *• Section 2. This ordinance sh a ll' said portion of west to F'rench Avenue, now on •lorida an asset of immensur- become cITcctive immediately up-i ida, a t an election duly nnd lcgnlly width of 21 feet and value to the nntion and nil its ,. . . . .. D file in the office of the City Mana­ called, held nnd conducted on the ' do."—Richard II. Edmonds. on its final passage nnd adoption. lots nnd lands mlioinia ger of the City of Snnford, Flori­ 11th day of January, A. D. 1021, « Florida’s climate is God-given Adopted this 28th ilay of Jan u -j. tiguous, or bounding a, da, which said plans, specifications, is three-fourths of the state’s ary. A. D. 1924. the ballots cast at said election t upon said improvement o ." -C a rl Fisher. *• profiles and estimates have be'en ami the vote and returns thereof Clerk For beautifying their Thousand, Two hundre .a pita list and pioneer, prince * ,, . , heretofore approved by thc City having been duly capvasscd, pro- Seven pauper, alike? are attnu b ii by r orrest I-akc ($22105.00) Dollars, i, homes. It docs not Commission and constitute the to Florida.;*— August Hcck> S. O. Chase claimed, certified, filed, recorded in an estimated cost of .said 1 crack, peel, blister or plans ami specifications fo r said and declared as required by law. the 11 : , ,, , . I C. J. Marshall * ed improvement in the chalk off. work, therefore, paving, hard surfacini ida investments . 7 ’fiT m d iiu n A" tho fity Comnii” ion ,,f *hp ! can be lawfully is­ HE IT RESOLVED, That thc rs."—William J . Conners ” City of Sanford, Florida. r hnrd surfacing of «aid , have happened ami City Commission of the City of Park Avenue to be n hove been performed, iftid the form Snnford, Florida, deems it ndvls. sessed against nil loti and details of said Isinds, and the adjoining __ and co« interest coupons to be thereto a t - 1 icr me time salil special assess­ Wclaka Bids. • i»ho n e ; ' bounding and ahuttinj Inched, and the special tax to be ments shall he and stand finally iniuptovemcnt; the sub annually levied to pay the interest equalized, npproved nnd confirmed, is the estimated cost pei " 011 said bonds, and to create a sink­ u Rtve material, Hughey Street, and, for said Improvement. ;SBBlkBIBaHI ing fund for the retirement of said ' BE IT FURTIIER RESOLVED, e ftom Park Avenue west to French BE IT FURTHER R| bonds at mnturity, not having j Avenue, n width of 24 feet; thnt That this resolution shall be and Thnt it is thc detenu been properly designated, and i t ; . nl* said paving, rc-pnving. hnrd become effective immediately from A RESOLUTION PRESCRIBING’ now being desired that the same this Commission that 1] , surfacing and re-hard surfacing nnd after its passage and ndoption. lands adjoining nnd con THE FORM AND DETAILS; ho so indicated, Adopted this 2fith day of Ja n u ­ LET US ESTIMATE I of Hughey Street, ns aforesaid, bounding nnd abutting OF AN ISSUE OF BONDS I1Y ! shall be done in strict .compliance ary, A. I), 1924. Therefore, Re It Resolved: T h a t1 Avenue, from Frank THE CITY OF SANFORD. (Seal) * f 'v'*b pinns, specifications, pro­ south to opposite thc I FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF; bonds of the City of Snnford. Fh. ida, in the aggro . files and estimates therefor, now Forrest Lake ON YOUR JOB tween lots 19 and 20 J THREE HUNDRED AND SEV­ Hundred nnd S< S. O. Chase on file in the office of the City Park. will be bonetitted ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL­ and ($375,000.000 Dollar*, providC. J. Marshall Manager of the City of Snnford, LARS, AUTHORIZED IIY OR­ provement provided fJ cd for by the sa id Ordinance nuni• Florida, which said plans, speci- As the City Commission of the resolution, and that the] You will be gratified DINANCE NO. G7, DULY bored 07, and as nppruved and coll­ City of Sanford, Florida. fientions, profiles and estimates sessnients to be made al ADOPTED DECEMBER 10th, finned by the el ectors of the City have been hertofore npproved by A ttest: to see how economical­ against nlF lota and la] 1923, AND PLEDGING THE L. R. Philips, of Sanford, FI01rida, be issued at the City Commission nnd consti­ NET INCOME, REVENUE ing ^and contiguous oj ibis time, said he*nds to bear 11 rate ' City Clerk. tute thc plans and specifications* ly we can build you a AND PROFITS TO RE DF:and abutting upon surd of interest of five nnd onehalf per for said proposed improvement o* RIVED I1Y THE CITY OF Iated improvement shal centum (5 1- 1 per cent) per annum, home. Hughey Street between Park AveSANFORD, FLORIDA. FROM upon a foot frontage baj to be of the itienomination of One mie and French Avenue, a width THE OPERATION OF ITS to say, th a t in the prea to lie 1 nuniof 21 feet, and this Commission .......... WATER WORKS PLANT OR Thousand Dollars each, the special assessment I bored fr.nn 1 to 3 ’>, both numbers hereby declares the necessity for PLANTS, TO AN AMOUNT ing the contemplated I inclusive to Iie dated January 1st ' the "iidvrnd,'retpavlng,- bar3. s'uFment, such special i| 1924, and to mature January 1st, any of them , to levy annually upon faeing nml re-hnrd surfacing of RESOLUTION PROVIDING shall he determined anl , 1954; both principal and interest of all the taxable property of said said portion of Hughey Street, ns FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV­ Building Contractor 1••'aid bonds shall l payable at the City, a tax sufficient to meet said aforesaid, as a necessary public im­ ING, HARD SURFACING wmch this bond is 1 1 part, has been I City o York, State of Now deficiency, it being the* intention provement. (’PH O N E AND RE-IIARD SURFACING York, in lawful me»ney of the Unit- duly confirmed and validated by a of the said City to provide for the id : it f u r t h e r r e s o l v e d . OF PARK AVENUE FROM ed States of A nierica, interest pay- decree of the Circuit Court of the Payment of the principal and in­ That a total expenditure not ex­ FRANKLIN STREET SOUTH IIbio semi-annually mi January Seventh Judicial Circuit of the terest of said bonds primarily out ceeding Fifteen Thousand, five TO OPPOSITE THE LOT LINE first, and duly first of each year; S tate of Florida, in and for Semi­ <>f the net income, revenue and hundred fifty-three (S15 fir,.1.00)1 I1F.TWEEN LOTS 19 AND 20 nole t ounty, in a proceeding be­ said bonds shall profits derived from the operation Dollars, is hereby authorized to yigneil by the OF CONNELLY PARK, A gun liy the City of Sanford, Flor­ Mayor of the f it >’ of Sanford, F'lor of the W ater Works Plant or •over the cost „f paving, re-pav­ WIDTH OF 24 FEET. ida, a municipal corporation, Ida, and the Cherk of the City of Plant! of the Ctiy of Sanford. ing. hard surfacing and re-hard ford, FTorida, shall prw Sanford, Floridla, and shall have against the State of Florida, of Florida, but thc full faith and surfacing Hughey Street between >* ii r.nr./in, me 1 ity Commis­ out delay to make a sped which proceeding due noitce was Tark Avenue and French Avenue, affixed th ereto the seal of the C'itv credit of the City of Sanford, Flor­ sion of the City of Sanford, FTori­ ment roll, assessing th of Sanford, Florida; the intern duly and regularly given to the ida, are hereby irrevocably pledg­ a width of 21 feet, which said sum da, deems it advisable to improve, benefits to be received, coupons to lie attached to sai S tate of Florida, and to the public. ed for their payment, and if nee.-s- "f Fifteen Thousand, Five Hun- grade, construct, re-construct, suit-of the improvenicntj bonds to bo signed with the cn And for the payment iff the princi­ sary, there shall be levied annual­ ,Ir‘‘d fifty-three ($15,553.(10) Dol- pave and rc-pave with vitrified Inted, against all lots I graved or lithographed fac-siniil pal and interest of this bond, the ly upon nil the taxable property larB. is the total estimated cost o ' brick or other hard surface mater­ adjoining npd contid full faith nnd credit of the City of signatures of said Mayor and salt of said City, while said bonds r e ­ aid improvement; that the entire ial the following Avenue in the bounding and abutting I Sanford, Florida, is hereby irre­ * Icik; the said bonds and coupon; main outstanding and unpaid, a cost of the improvement nfme- City of Sanford, FTorida, to-wit: improvement, and uponl vocably pledged. " itb the necessary variations as t tax sufficient to provide funds f,,r ' n"l* f‘h“ 11 assessed against all PARK A \ K.NUE, from F'rauk- plction of said nsses<rarj fronting lin Street south to opposite the IN WITNESS H HEREOF, the the payment of the interest a e - property abutting and dates and numbers, and the certi licatc of validation thereof, shal City of Snnford, Florida, has • ruing from time to time on raid ’ ('on that portion «,f I |„ Khey lot line between Lots 19 and 20 of cause a copy thereof tJ lished two times con: be sub.-tnnti.illy in ifi(. followini caused this bond to |>U signed by bonds, and to pay the principal Stru t between Park Avenue And Connelly Park. once each week in a 1 its Mayor, urn! attested by the City thereof nt m aturity. i reruh Avenue to be so improved All of said improving, grading, published in Sanford, FI re-paving, hard sur­ construction, re-construction, pav­ HE IT FU RTH ER RF\S(i|.\ |-;|» *> fht‘ taching to said spend a That as soon ns said bonds shall b.- facing nnd rc-hard surfacing „f ing. and rc-pnving to he done in roll so published a notk| P"rtion of Hughey Street, a compliance with plans, specifica­ AN ORDINANCE AMEN printed, and a fte r the sale ami to all property owners I SECTION 183 OF Till award thereof, same shall be duly wKltli of 21 feet, and against all tions, profiles and estimates of in said special nssessraa VISED ORDINANCES illexecuted by the Mayor and tie "ts and lands adjoining nnd con­ mid proposed improvement of ing in accordance with t CITY OF SANFORD, 191 Clerk of the City of Sanford tiguous. ,,, bounding and abutting I’ark Avenue from F'rnnklin ions of the Charter of tij Florida, in the form and manner ipon said improvement; that Fif- Street south to opposite the lot Sanford, Florida, a deft hereinabove set forth, and aid line between Lots 19 nnd 20 of bonds, when so executed, shall , Know All Men liy Those Pro.s-nnnclly I’ark, now on file in the thereupon lie forthwith delivered 1 ents, that the City of Sanford, in Mr. Home Iluildc:*, Our Terms are Reasonable by said Mayor and said C|urk to ; •he State of FTorida, a municipal F o m st Lake. S. O. Chase and C. . corporation, duly organized and exJ. Marshall, composing the ( itv •‘-ting under and in pursuance of < omniission of the City of San- the Laws of m state of Florida, asscssm f'<rd. Florida, and ex-offieio Rond for value received, acknowledges reolutl j 115 N . FRENCH ST. riu tees of the City of Sanford, j itself indebted and promises to pay Merida, for delivery to the pur I, t<» the bturor hereof the sum of ■ •aasia an n a B M iE a H B iii'H U B aflaa a c ic a a an a a a x chasers Ihereof, and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, RF. IT FURTHER RESOI.VF'D in lawful money of the United That Forrest Lake. S. t'ha j ! States of America, on the first and C. .1. M arshall, composing 1 day of January, A. D. 1954, with this Commission, and ex-offa-fi, tj interest thereon at the rate of five Rond Trustees of the City ,,f San and one-half per centum per an­ ford F’lq-idn, be each required h num, payable semi-annually, Jan ­ » enter into a good and sufficient , uary first and July first of each bond in the sum of Twenty-fiVe year, on presentation and surrendHundieil ($2500.00) Dollars. or ol the interest coupons herctu ditioned upon the faithful perform vi annexed as they severally .bccom ance of the duties imposed „ due, Doth principal and interest he then, as Rond Trustees of Vh ing payable at The Chase National bond* of the City „f <■„ , 1" Bank, in tho City of New York. S tate of New York. Merida, to the amount of* *1hr 1 ’ • This bond is one of a series of " T '|rs .r- an,i ScVl,nt>'-«ve Tlious-' 01 three hundred and seventy-five bonds, aggregating Three Hundred Adopted this 28th dnv i nml Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, ary. A. I). ly o , " a> of *n of like date, tenor and maturity, (Seal( ' 1 issued by the City of Sanford, tei ( F’orm of Validation Certificate) F lorida, for lawful municipal pUr­ Forrest Lake ; sp Validation Certificate. crdiitg to thc m aterials used and the methods of installation, pose*, in utrict conformity with the *S; °* ''base n,j Validated and confirmed by n Constitution mui F.hwn of the Stutc ecreo of the Circuit Court of the As the f'tiv r ‘ ' J * Mnr"h«l> th, Proper W orkmanship Plus Quality THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 11)21 PAGE THREE ZT SANFORD PAINT STORE Can Be a Blessing Or a Curse r s : f ''n>n»".-ion of ,ho nr Materials In-iure good health and contentment. Poor * “*’*?!* * e‘ tcrials breed disease and dissatisfact . ANYTHING IN PLUMBING FIXTURES CONTRACTS OR REPAIRS ( LET U S ESTIMATE m iiiiin iiu n a is n n iin n n iiim u im n a M a Hoolehan-Coleman Company \ ; Hone Electric I ighl and Water Plants Home Ice Machines knd' Water Softeaers __ Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well DriUInff L ' — I’umpa, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, Irrigation Outfits - Sanford, Fla. Temporary Address 1033 W. FIRST 8T.-----------------------------TELEPHONE «W*W ended Jan. 2G, follows: im in iiiiN in m n n in iiiiiiiiiiiu u in g i Rond No. 1.—Nunes Ferry to !■ - ^ * >l Jacksonville: N nuts Ferry to Es­ M - ■§ . cambia liny by Pensacola, five miles under construction, detours marked, remainder rough sandclny. FToriJntuwn to Crcstvlow, good sand-clay and brick. Crestview to Dcfunink Springs, rough but passable. DcFuniak to Ponce do Leon, good sand-clay. Ponce de Leon to Westvilie, under construetion. detours marked. Westville to Aucilla river by Marianna, Quincy, Tnlluhnsscc nnd Monticello, rough on account of lienvy rains. Montlcidhi to Aucilla river, rough. Au­ cilla river to Greenville good. Greenville to Madison, rough. Mndison to Lake City in Imd condition due to rninr. for past week. Follow old road ail the wny. Lake City to Jacksonville, nnrd-surfaced A 'b ( i ij 4 iw road, fine. _ Road No. 2.—Georgia lino to Fort Mycm: Georgia lino to Lake City via White Springs, bad con­ dition, due to rains. Lake City to High Spring::, name condition. High Springs to Gainesville, 25 miles of asphalt, excellent. First 10 miles Wire your home not only for electric south of (iuincsvillc, new asphalt surface very good. End of asphalt to Micaiiopy rough but good going. Micunopy to Marion comity line under construction, but pussnble. Marion county line to Lowell, new lime rock base excellent. Ocala 1' to to Bellcview under construction. UD* Rond condition between Ocala and v r .iv fcAW. ilelleview changes daily; inquire ut Leesburg or Ocala Chamber of ! Commerce for best route. Celle•* a* view to Leesburg to Eustis and Mount Dora very good. Mount Dora through Orange, Osceola and .r.nooiJD r-Lccfc p u a h FlTiST FlDCGi PLAAJ , Polk counties to Dowling Green good. Bowling Green to Gardner fair. Gardner through Arcadia to Cnrlstrom field good. Corlstrmn Field to the Bermont road rough and sandy in spotd by fnir road. Office of II. C. HUNTER & HRO., Architects. Page I. Bermont road to F’ort Myers, good. (House A-74.) , Road No. 3.—Georgia line to Or­ lando: Wild’s Landing to Yuleo nnd —A SIMPLE FRAME HOUSE FOR A FIFTY FOOT LOT— COMPANY Jacksonville, fair. Jacksonville to Putnam county line bein^ repaired, This house follows no particular style of architecture, hut is a sim ile straightforw ard house whose JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A , rough but passable. Green Cove exterior is an outward expression of the plan requirements within. Springs to Pnlatkn, rough to end The house is designed to set comfortably on a lot with a fifty foot frontage and leave ample room MANUFACTURERS O F MILLWORK, SASH AND DOORS of brick at Rice's Creek. Brick for a drive on one *ririo. road from Rice’s Creek through entrance vestibule with adjoining coat closet is a convenience and it allows the usual entrance Pnlatka to San Mn:co, good. San hnll to The Jnnuury 30, 1924. bo eliminated, giving the space over to the living room. Muteo to Sisco, rough. Sisco to To the Trade: Three bod rooms and a bath complete the second lloor and rtab-s lead up to a generous attic where Crcaccnt City,. Pierson nnd DeL..con a room can be finished off if desired. • Fallowing our hid for your Millwork business in W ednes­ Springs newly finished asphalt surTho exterior walls arc sheathed and covered with siding. The to , i of slate in u number of shades, day's issue of this pnper, to those of you whose regular work la luco, excellent. DeLeon Springs giving color and texture. arranged and provided for hut who have experienced trouble through DcLand to Sanford, fair. The living porch is completely enclosed so thnt it becomes atmthi r room. with the speciul designs of Doors, Windows, Casements, E n ­ Sanford through Seminole nml The foundation is concrete nnd a cellar extends under thc entire house. trances, Colonial blinds or Shutters, Circle Work, Staved Col­ Orange counties to Orlundo, good simple plnn nrrnngenient of this house maxes it economical to huild and, nt the same time, con­ umns, S ta ir Work, Rook Cases, Chinu Closets, iKRrhcn and P an­ Road No. 4.—Georgia lino to venientThe and livable.' try Furniture, Breakfast Room Sets, that Special Mantel or any Miunii: George line 13 miles south, Note how the one stairw ay serves the kitchen as weil as the living room, nml with no hall on the article of ltuilt-in Woodwork that should be made sturdy, vtrong sand-clay very rough, due to ruins. first lloor. . and enduring yet true in detail—like F’urniture; we want you Ten inilns penetration and lime ( ompicte working plans nnd specifications of this house may he obtained for a nominal sum from to try our Departments which are operated solely for tu rning rock base, good. Six miles old shell thc Building Editor. Refer to House A-74. out this Special Millwork in Pine, Cypress, Red Gum, Oak, Pop­ rond very rough; nine miles brick Cost about $7,000. lar and Malioguny. uud penetration to Jacksonville, good. Sixty-two miles rock shoul­ Our Sash nnd Door Department is equipped for m aking ders just completed from Duval Special Hardwood Doors, to be equal to 10,000 present Aus­ county line across St. Johns nnd Dignified Name Is Our S ta ir Department delivers the Rail Joined to th e trian crowns. Base mentul tokens Flagler counties to Bunnell. Bun­ Ramps, Easements ami Volutes. nell to Volusia county line rough. Given New Austrian of 100 and 200 crowns also will be Our Cabinet Work is cleaned ready’for tnc Finish. Volusia county line to Daytona issued. Ten thousand crowns to­ nnd New Smynn, fair; Now Smyrna Send your Floor Pluns with correct space measurements Coins Just Issued day equals 14 rents. thereon w ith your detuils pictures or description; we will quote to Titusville, rough; Titusville to Tlie term shilling has called Cocoa six miles rock road, fair, and by return mall. Rush Jons can he expedited, if you send ard o r 12 mile.: paved. Cocoa to Mel­ open, if all information is given, and you are established, ra te d forth much discussion. One ingen­ bourne six miles paved and 15 or if you send deposit it will he put in work on arrival. Tho ious- argum ent in justification of price will l>c fnir to us both. miles road passable; Melbourne to the adoption of a word associated Wnhasso, 2(5 miles rock road pas­ the world over with British coin­ sable; Wabnsso to Voro 13 miles detour, had; Vero to Miami, 143 age, in th at it is actually a Germiles paved, rock nnd shell. Roads nmn word. Tins 1ms been defend­ damaged by recent rains possibly ed at length, hut the general belief short detours between Titusville is thnt the term was selected ns a and Cocoa. COMPANY , eamoullngc to lend dignity and as­ Road No. 5.—High Springs to surance to the new money. One ■« Anything and FNerything in Wood Fort Myers: High Springs through English w riter has met the argu­ Archer and Williston to Rome, fnir; I*. O. Box No. 1092. \ ment of the German origin of the ■ I'jione lt-2 1 12. Rome to Dunnellon newly graded. word with the statement that shill­ Heavy’ rand almost impussable, ex­ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. ings were in use in the Fhigland of ■ cept soon ufter rains. Dunnellon . ,9 Edward the Confessor. ■ i i i n i i r v m i u i E i a i m R s i 'a i i a n s c n n n i a i t i i a i B i i a i B H i s a to Inverness and Brooksville, fair, dine Electric Labor Savers lights but for Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Iron, Clothes, W asher, e t c .. . , We carry a full supply of conveniences lighten the task about the home. I>eiiiR merely human we have never been quite able to touch ihe very desirable degree o f perfection outlined at the left. LJowevcr, our work is of such a uniformly hiffh quality th at we do not find it necessary to call attention to any particular job as a sample hut merely invite you to inspect any or all of them. You may find one or two of our customers some\yhat dissatisfied, but we will guarantee this, that the work und material in every case is better than called for in the specifications and contract. As Mr. I’ost sa y s “There’s a reason.” Before you spend your hahl earned money, do som e thorough investigating ns to the ability nml reliability o f your builder. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1924 PAG* TOC* Sanford Daily H erald No Room For The Pessimist. !i r » » f 7 ■ flr rw w n * rvr r p t tuudm* k r T k f H r m W P H a t l i c P ik llik H TO THE RESCUE s Brisbane DAN DOB}] SA? Sees It Prosperity is in evidence throughout the whole state of J U » y fr» ’ Not So Good. Fa. F la rM a . Florida. On every hand are seen signs of good business conNot Again. Please. jnterfd a. second cia*« Matter, oc- ditions. This state is growing a s it never has grown before. ob#r 27. ISIS. »t Hi* I’nstofflce at HIGHEST, Not Greatest. JanOtril. Florida, under act ut March Every little town as well as every city is showing great Nice New Ditidendj. t, ISST. growth. New developments are being made, new businss en­ Cop>rights U7J n 2 i:sn tow ns rt».M e»i terprises are being _ e sta b lish e d , new homes are being conL m w la n BMC ''% P^ r e f c structed, new groves are being set out, new farms are being PRESIDENT COOLIDGE ha* -------- --------- :---------- —-------created, old buildings . . , - , are giving place to new, big hotels are . appointed, to investigate the oil fhaar »T Mi k i b II* A u i a r ***■----- 14* going up, and in fact evep th in g in the line of progess is 4candal. two lawyers,, one a Re• r n u R i i'T i o i i u*T**' tm i , 0 easily visible. Prosperity is mowing down its obstacles and publican, ore a -Democrat, both me Tear-__ 17.00. SI* per in tloing so is tramping the pessim ist in the dust. respectable gentlemen. Irat about v«lver»4 la Cltjr *'* *'»rri*r .. them the public, as a whole, know? reek JSc. Weeky Edition ** I “Per Fnr sighted business men from all over the nation are uttje or nothing. fear. centering their energies on this state. They see here great It would have been wiser, as reI P C t ( A t . XOTll"Hi A l l o b i t u a r y loticsV card? of tha'nk*. resolution* chance.* for money making. Florida is bringing within its card* public opinion and the Pres to h ^ y ” ^ 0™XerV !nX nt?h*rhJ*rd bonlers successful”business men from other states. The pick °Two 'or it regular advcrtning advortlilng rate A . 1 » n»I n n r * si fVtrm (»Am a mnm* f VtAtiaotifla V,. .. * ... " . rate*. 0f the nation come here and with them come many thousands ! ^ lll|^ c senators Hiram Johnson! urunttii Tin: a**o c ia t »:i >p h i :**’ of dollars. Corah and James A. Reed. •^•nmnS^t^tb^u** tor <rVpub*| There is r.o room in Florida for the pessim ist. This sta te. However, the men appointed will wiitt-d .‘o it1 orn*"*t "XVw.:: is too small for the calamity howler. He cannot be tolerated ^ " q ' u i t e V n trim " fa ctio n rvdM M »in >.*. *** in any live growing Prosperity and the evi- t>y the rftjnra ** thu, fr-«p*r r | *ntl l f *'*“ | _ **ill *v and r** “ community. • * mil executive. v. tiht.^r^^ui-ucation , f special dences of great growth are occupying all the room in this big ufpatch** »re__ aUo r>**‘rv,‘< 1 state is continuallv , 0R T*HE President might have ______________ _______ — . . . and . . the fellow . . who . * looking on the dark :h3;pn chaien M Max Steuer, of New York. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1921 side is being crowded out. That fighting person would have -— -------77 In an editorial bearing the title "Exit, the Pessim ist” the gotten both givir* and taker* ot BIBLE THOIGHT t ‘ , Manate River Journal says that these are bad days for the bribt? himself. The paper goes on to say: "The biggest liabilitv in today’s business reconstruction Nan Terrell Rce*l. is the yamping, pessimistic individual who sees onlv the dark I had a Pass to Paradise. ; n n l o ■ the i K u bilious l i i l i n u s narrow-minded n o r r n t t * . m i n ( l » i l draw-back d r ' i i r . l m i ’ lf who **• Vin is t - actually n /,tn ? lle spots; But then I didn’t know If I should want to use it, tor a total loss and should be charged off without a minute’s con­ Perhaps I wouldn't go. sideration. And so I went and sold my Pass; “ He suffers, not alone from a disordered liver and stom­ I though the price was high. ach trouble, but has an acute attack of a mental disease But now I rather wonder if known as ‘failuritis.’ I'll think so bye and bye. “The pessimist is the worm that spoils the apple.” I used to watch the quiet crowd Florida as a state and Sanford as a city has no time to Who went along that way: thought them rather stupid folk waste on the pessimist. He should be crushed once and for all time. Prosperity has come and it has come to stay. To live with every day. ------------ c------------my p a s s to p a r a d is e . But maybe they had qualities Of virtue that I lack. I sold my Pass Paradise— I wish I had it tack. _Sew ^ork Times. Most drastic step, bcins t now m e the .'a'! ■!.. * * ____ * '*'■* . fork'u ‘l monkm China interest u, strang.it they need cow u u kr.ife. *’ Tourist.*. alWay, |Me thirej uaby the.T.felve* !«t 3 C0J O nur.o forgot their childreiu Japar.ece are budding haai steel. \\ -ir. r,. - Jr wfJi an oil cur. n m i " " in Lofton, the g.ejt ccjtr culture, a man quit his i^1 cause ha couldn't chew STiJ walk. Inglewood, Cal,j EeI5’ (T | >j..i,.e lor rubbish. Bctttii stf.ling u lot .... ". Washington acnator ,v«ti tax th:>.*e failing t„ vote, i tur, it is being utr.e already, liindcd by lights, owl k:.t» cut a Los Angeles autoist. ciaim it blew its horn. Mry r e t bo C’c d ij-o ’, fault,I his do*-.. O n 't hold the j)b : i l as Laddie Dcy did. of cou„ e_ ;hat doc3 not mtan that the Secretary approves all the Getting so when you hear i wagon you wonder *,'r.at ;;nnp filling ctution it is. f’.n*4ni ial tr'Tr,1’,lk^ tha: went with ‘ 1 .'' . * ‘ gakem tJK rt -O Ilu l har.dei over, check* that were given and nut cashed, the valise full of ea*h handed to a member ( the Cabinet of the United States. The father of a well! mavie star was arr -sted rice but not becaure of it. Cowboy rhot a barrrer i*i i Yolk. Another trouble with i world is we talk too much. SOME OF ui 4. undoubtedly Mr. Pen.ly would change. W hit i- mere important than Secretary DeabyN opinion, j-* v.-hut Corg.e** and the t'evpb' will &>. The>’ wiil ,M ,bal >* is not “done Charming naw j for the girls tedey. Modern surgery make all boys grow six feet all over again.*' No Happiness W ithout Work. __DR. MANNING, Prate*mn: Epi-copal Fii hop of New York, urges contribution* to the $to.News dispatches from New York give us the informa- coo.ooo fund to build the Cathedral Head tonight's sermon! A SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY CHARLES BKOWN. I>. W hat happens when we pr... ? Doe* anything happen beycr.-l .. A Lake front boulevard would be certain reflex lr.Jiuence upen the facturing business which does a gross business of something Sanford’s greatest attraction. THAT DEPENDS on what th e .r a rt tbe T r a who doej the more than four million dollars per year, makes this startling • J * }Ja * perfonna n cc. Gild/ Gray has married. It is declaration: "I'm rich enough. I’ve got money' to live on com­ bishop mec.a« by “greatest.” If ettir.g dark on cld Broadway. -------- —o— -------- R sx a a ig B C C iiB a g sa g a B c a sa Q E sa c a E n sa n B B B c n ittn K x x a ii hu.* been one of tae most imprei sive signs of the** *xd times. Intellectual and Scientific Barrier-But there are certain intellectual difficult!. • standing in the way of fortably. Why shouldn't I retire and give the young men of “ W h a t’s a good bank?” — ttsLi the new arrival in Sanford. The reply is usual­ ly the nm :e c f the institution in v.hich the friend has hla account. Every hank claims that the greatest per­ centage of its nev, accounts is the result of the rcccmmendalicn of friends. r,7 years of steady yrcv.th has led us io helieve that our deposit cm hat o told the!, friends—“Save Your Mon­ ey in the pince c.T pr -i c«r. t e rn-.m-a upon r.<> matter ar.;l practice of multitudes f t rat # _r: of a man he may be at thoughtful ar.d asp,ring men ir. 3 1! h sr*. But iht-rc are certain things lands and ail ages lias been such v.‘ .-h G •! d'C-3 r.o; ar.d cam-.: ay readily agree with :1; ■ ■1 .dike ur- n the just and the a lt,-rr.ativv appraCal placed upon the prayerful and th-by an English writer: “Pray r . He d s not nd forA COMMUNITY BUILDER b either the c r . a t , *t faculty tr - • • • . . .- r.ewal. the gift of Hi.* *» man has cr :t is t,ic greatest tic- ♦Trace, srd the enriching enjoyment F. I’. FORSTER, Drc-mcnt 1!. F. WIUTNER. Fa*.y« lu-ion by which ha has ever been <f His presence to the man who in■lisle i. It i-e ith e r the leap uf the u. n being unjust and p a y e rsoul irto its jeyoua birthright, or it !c-#. In t: nature of the case He i* an a rt «.f stupidity ar.d supersti­ ;'a rm *. Here are tran*a?tions tion unworthy to enrage the ir.ter- h gr.«r ar.d more imp* rtant than ay serious n:an for an of e.*t 5tOC*Jt nf the Steel ■< units ny on a *>'ir..- _rair.e»! on which cannot be Than a ASasiard P'diftr For Coughi and Colds, HeaA| I hr saintr cf the earth c arru d <-.n without willingness and -even r r cer.t busis. H .■ doesn’t h ur* wo-11a ,te for the former vie-.v c> »»> to kicp it there. premi aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatum ■-.ti. n - n both sides • j•td . SO if pre^ peti'y lasts. He see» Aith hi h hands up. The m eagir It ■ ‘.vith me a* to how much end All Aches and Pains di^:ipp* fo ic:. *** j**•*cl: g by t ir »r -hal: uce-tniplish i-' my life. a l people who have tr.-. i t t ALL DRUGGISTS hi* o\VR c-.mpuny—big t in Jive pru ciic n.4 ‘-1’ h-w much the coo.]r.;si of yoaii —t □ .Io^bt that ; : fuerity pra,yr V-.- aid inrllna them to th ■ ball n ean in my p-.-r*«nal cxiSc an d 65c, ja r * a n d tubes estimntg. 1% this paper I I- : r--. When 1 am at my home H ospital tir e , $ 3 .0 0 ■■.-h to &*k '.m« uirect quastijn1 wish my friend in New York , the value of prayer. STEEL IS to civdicai . what * ■ talk . me ever the telephone, 1 the *ke!tt*r. i« to y ju r l> y an 1 ‘ When I *a< a . nild I thought J7;s-’ : the receiver an-i a rhild." I thought u b jji prayer lister.. He down ‘he big Sice! r \ 4ll- .^y wh.cri may be ever sa willing kind < > f maciiril performance coulJ. if it thoies. ret! ; profit By t * sneak to r.:e; he may whereby if a man were rcalh’ in J'-ive ’hat for less lhan :t cos:, h-: to impart which wculd earnest and were sufficiently sure panic* to produce, v.'.; : T my . y and benefit, lie l ab’v f him#elf, if h • a careful to u ^ go along - ulte chet ,-full; ' • '• from New York but the rich: word* ar.d to close hi* until ! rai e done my par; nt n y don't s^eculnte. prayer with --mie such talismorkc * ~ 1 '.'h » lire. Prayer i* the a r phrase a* “for Je*u* sake" he THE FACT that ‘ nr down the receiver and ' |® w, i:!d get pr* ::y m;.ch anything ho divi-erds fdiaw* If In blessed enmir wanted. It wa th action cf the with n*'< Maker. Th-’ C .- 'tiU tS ) w-irkir.g hourj fiom twelve to r-in -kil'ful b ggar and diffcrc-l onlv . Ic-avenly F ather is broadcasting ncr day. shows that “ -n A- from ordinary b gging, where p v r ■ " , ,-Ip constantly u 2 u>s.<< but mv owni is * will there is a v ' ,^f'uD.:e people ask for alri* fr»m the rich. . ^,, , * ipparatua must be adopinion, cf cour*e. he ,f i t., .- will ln regard t > th*. person addressed. - .e, I ar.J tune.1 to those wave take definite form. Th:* careless identification of i: I would enjoy niy share prayer with 1 ha= led th- :ijt r - '■ Col -ires no: and 3 HU HAVE ob-vrv, 1 u-ar-- ex­ *ands of people :-i UiirV of it a* to pvcrj* man whattra dividends declarations litelv. a#king for sorr.'-:h:rg w-.-hout giv­ 1. lor hint unie*^ -he man So»« of these r. pr, rent a desire ing anything* It w;.» indcc*l “cetft* i_ f: 'sC. ‘ ' r.ei. **ary condition* at :*> ‘Yrc-stt” g , i a:-1 tY:* ting something f- . nothing" in . >SC5ATCn c -r.tiibjte * II ■ ; leading :. Mr. CVU, C ' elec- open dcfiar.cc cf the lar/ of c st immediately upon the death of tion. It ii generally undcr.*tc«jJ *o strictly cnforc---; in all olh--r prayerful Lfe. Lenine we receive report* of the W e rre tol l that G- d will not — ------- ^ '‘C ---------that in iCyyi time* th# man in fields of human efTor*. We can serious illr.rsse* *,f Woodrow- W il­ r- :-; t- t.» i^^that wnich is best for STAYS in. Nobody c 1 Kx c f E g d Cc~h Tau Chick i cratch!vies U h o f ^ aid have cnlv receive freely when we are son, Premier Yenesetos and the ply because- we fail to expected the oil *9car.dal, of course. giving freely. ASHEW ILLE CITIZEN farm er K abtr. EfidCcxbChiciHai?.;.". -liwOpTOducellhcfcfiick 1 prav for them. o “ —— “ When I became a man I put V , ■ rc-*i r.rt flir.ch in th* pre*tir.itJ.AN> HAVE a jure re n - away chil lbh thi-".-*.” I learned to Special physicians appointed t o ) The Democratic senators who ar.ee. if he possesses that initiative edy for i-bjpirtr sjcknesj ar. 1 the think about prayer as communion, m c ? i f to*- dilemma which t hi * •Xamire Albert B. Fall report that reed the issues of the oil-lease necessary to keep his adminixtra- else fever, which makes a, ______________ __ _____ great fellowship, co-operation, between raeation <iea:j to create. The w* admit that one -"rein anDtaring before the senate scan-lals anJ brougnt ad the ugly lion free from the appearance of °f Africa unir.hi' Gable. They the* finite spirits of our* ar.J th.- JA ~ ent good S investigating committee. It seems fact* into the spotlight of public evil. He knew the cruirgvs against 'V'H KiVe thia remedy t > England Infinite spirit cf H.m who i, “ **■ life Tin-.- r.fluence *m-hter e m i n o l e F e e d £3o| biinsn t r ’fx are in for *he whole • hat Mr F s’l wa - i «ufferin-g knowledge were not maneuvering Albert r a il a* a-------t last --------------April. 1*nd other — . .. , , earl’, - ...... couutries i r ’ereited in » urce and summit of all *-s5 pr..grant of intercetbn in human WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FE E D for partisan advantage, yet the ef- If he had taken them seriously, he \f:ica if the Allies will n '. rn to When I pray I an: working from an attack of cold feet. ci‘ :;V the way up Elm Avenue anti l ommcrcial Street________________ Phone feet* of th-- inveatigation are bound would undoubtedly have Instituted 1Germany her African colonies, tak- own s-Tivutii-n in r-.-ire effective coL- .. .way down and all the to have political the~ court’ proceedings which i i.. i result*. ♦- Not *the“ ,k ' 1 ra away by the Treaty of Versail- operation with Him who is werkine wav Lieutenant Griffis has been re- honesty There are benefit* ----but the competency of the outlined Saturday r.v h t. leased Germ a ginning to look tition country done with work.” Two years later ho was hack in the neur­ ologist’s office. “Idling is the hardest job of a ll! I'm a n erv ­ ous wreck," he complained. “I got tired of not working in about a year. I circled the globe, anil still I w asn’t satisfied. I had a grouch. Then I went back to the plant; that is, I tried to. But I had lost step with the procession. Thcv didn’t need me there any more. And, worst of ail, I couldn’t city. -------- --------7 put the pip and interest into the work that I used to. Now Tell the visitors in the city what ?” about the municipj; golf course. The Citizen reminds Mr. Heim in that if he succeeded in No city in the state can boas, ot better nine-hole course than idling fer five or six years, and at the same tim e retains his ours. self-respect, he will make .1 wonderful contribution to the lore Plans for the Lake front boule­ of human nature. vard should be pushed along with Hard work is a sure cure for many an ill. It is a blessing the building of the large new tour- many times in disguise, and he who thinks otherwise, will iat hotel. Hanford is surely build­ soon be convinced by trying the idling route. ing for the future. ------------- r>------------<b The woman who complained of MR. MELLON, Secretary of the Treasury, charges that water-on-tbe-knee when police the (larner plan of reducing the inccmt* tax i? purely political. tried to investigate a certain bulge in that locality, had probably also Evidently there arc some political pupation.- along with the had trouble with *->r.cth;ng-or.-the- measure, and just the same may be as truthfully said of the Mellon plan. There art- v ery few measures of general interMp. v b*i v ,srM *aw *hc i* r»- esl handled by Congress that are not shaded with politics, but tell th? truth in connection it i- a little surprising that a man in as big a position as Mr. i n c to ____ ~ 1 Mellon holds down, can see politics only in the other fellow. with the shooting of* Courtiar.il Dine*. Mabel has doubtless had 1 The Mellon l ill was prepared by one man, if anybody set in great deal of practice in regi* ,er- at the preparation, it ivas the politicians on his side. And ing veracity. now a Congress elected to take care of such m atters is bland­ -------- o-------The knocker gets r.cw support ly asked to swallow the whole thing— bait. hook, cork and In the recent di*co*ery that the line, without so much as batting an eye, and because a major­ hammer was the fir#: tool devised by man, centuries L-fur.- the horn ity of the law-making body refuses to do so, the Secretary was thought of.—Miami New«- of the Treasury tells it that it is playing politics. "Great Metropolis. God,” said tne woodcock, ar.d away it Hew.—Grand Function Tt . ___ . v . , ! Daily Sentinel. It seems almoit uneann.y that CONSIDERING THE r mber hungry children in ihis u rid, d . you think the Founder cf Chris­ tianity. v..o iacke3 ‘where t > lay Hii head," would bo very m thu■-lastic ab»ut spending M'> • *.'tOO.uOO.OOO) loaves of bread) on xn expensive, inadequate imitation f buildings *h::t tr e HEAL only •a ,.n they arc built ar.d ::,jpired by simple faith? FIRST NATIONAL BAN! r, •it Too many lu;ine«s men fail t • nake good because they don t let he world know that they are in tasir.es*. -p ~~ Sarasota will spend a half mil­ lion dollars on good road*, which means that it intends to become a WheretheProfitComesin- feeding Red:Comb- t THE G. 0. P. UNDER CHALLENGE You can figure it out -yoi BRAN-MOLASSES-BRAN] CCTTCN SEED MEAL, PARIS GREEN. I ull Line ol Poifitiy, Dairy ar.d f orse Fecd*l . * , . .. Icnge hi* integrity; but it will be jud««n-’nt>* he will never make th* -. 1 M n tm a a u u > « k - Tre ireraitv of '* * * ? or to m erit the notice of an The Titanic sank in asked if he exercised proper vigil- same m istake twice, j j ", ,1 i« Sair-t Andrew in he <e trying day* Ir-in ite Jteins. the band riayed “ Nearer My God t.< i now” ' riu ' acyhow ,;°f « " ’1 frrth this ir.ipre<*ire AH t U* h a ; an Im.pos’n ' sound Thee." Whin the -rmswh *ank it —-------- ----— ------ -— — ------- ^ —= the mouth of the Mc>«ey the other * T rip ctat F T T v * v u • for th- b«’ ‘ «?on this fuadxi ^ cec!M to day the crew wer. singing “ Y e . I * .STATie i»i \ o tk is mental topic of praw r. sn**u,v coiuntc^dabl? modesty. We Have No Ban.-.ta» -r. side nog a tax cf two cent* u 11)9 riwnifwniat th -r * r r r a t his-i®’-*1 the difficulty suiXKtcd is only - MV FAVORITE STORIES 'V DAIRYMANS S 5h & ”T / .D A IR Y / SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. M YItrLE AVE. A M ) 4TH ST. JNO.'W. SNEED �I \ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1921 Sanford s Social Side Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAICER. Society Editor; O C I A I k L E N D A R E Residence 217-W THEIR ENGAGEMENT IS EXPECTED! Saturday—Classes of Homo Hy­ giene of (July) meet at -1:30 n. m. a t the Welnkn Lobby, gaturdny—Membership. committee ‘ will meet a t club house a t 4 o’clock. Monday—St. Aunco Guild meets the home of Mrs. Julius Tuk&ch on Celery Avenue, a t 3:30 p. m. Monday—Pipe Oigan Club meets with Mrs. W. D. Gardiner tit the Welaka Apartments a t II o’clock. Tuesday—Executive Board of Wo­ men's Club meets. Tuesday—Mr*. George A. DcCnttes will entertuin the mem­ bers of the Evening Bridge Club at her homo on Magnolia Ave- 1 nue at 8 o’c k k , Wednesday—General business meeting of Woman’s Club. \\ rdncsdny—Subscription Bridge party for the bcneilt of K. of C. Hall at the home of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat at 3 o’clock. Opera Season Will Be In Atlanta Soon UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE vt * tv iM 7* V i . M-i.i AT LAN! A. Ga., I eb. l.—Witb the signing of the contract with he .Metropolitan Opera Company for the l'J2l week of grand opera n Atlanta, preparations have been .tegon for a gala reason llu* ls^t nf operas to lie given A P h of Iie ia Is of the Atanta Music b estival Association •tate, u.e so popular in the proturnons which have been selected that it 1* certain the deinn id for reals in the big city nuilitorium, far each of the seven performunces, will be greater than ever bL’f°r°- , As is cnstoninry, guarantors will be given first choice of senta. being allowed U celevl their locations before the general seat sale opens. Date* lor the opening of thu «ea<u>:i ticket *nlu ami the single seal sale will be given out s,w«I.v. Ihe tiperar. tu be given include six at the Metropolitan produc- Mrs. Elsie Hanson spent the week-cm! with her father an ini’ friends here, returning to Dayton Monday Mrs. Croimcr c f Sanford rt cently spent a week a t the coz hr.me of Mr. and Mrs. Khrcn Berber Mr. Cam mage of Georgia *pe* n couple of da vs with hi* imphev Voile William.; uml wife, la* week. About frlemla an I relative „ f Mr. and Mrs. Bnlli cnjoyttl picnic roa.-t on the 27th whci Mr. Bidli has been cleaning u sonic laud. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton ami chlldrct Mrs. Susie Moll and dmightei Mary, went to Deleon Spring Wednesday. Mrs. ilo lt nnd Mnr left the next day tor Langley, fC\, her old home, John and Elmer Lundquist. m having to take tha examinations apent a few hours Wwluesdu fishing and caught a dozen Ims* PAG » That was nrj Mr. Wilton’* waj Th.- rem it wa.i that he coinntitt' the Uiited Ktatcs to tho LeagU^ if Nation.: and won .Lpudiatpd. I’rc fident WiboiTa partipip ::t the memorable pr.ico -CoiS ’■nicy by .'Usnnsination. He( Meanwhile, With a world war rill Itlan gie v .v ii;.d he ;. dcu r.bc I by foany ’.ought it pretty general iu Cen-labout him Mr. Wilson had found pc.:-, ificn*.;y mil unfriendly? ana al America nml he toll! cvnili- time for nn afln’ir of t!u* heart. Hr jiar: w(i.i o indelibly written antes it wn.t going to stun. He had me Mrs. Edith In,Bin" G ilt, nil i- •(•■‘ it Id it jury that it need* iihheld reci.giittion from liuertn the widow «.f a W.uhington i.ier- '.if.!: iv.tr-i • -ii in c hrieL rcfume :ul the sit intion boiled until Huer-ichant. Their coiirtchip was *wil t nf h i : life works. tro.ijM attaik ed vomc American i an I they were married De. e ibeTho ntrite men of Europe w erej bit jai l etc. r t Tampico ard Mr. 18, 11*15, There were no ihil lrt-n t ’tanned b" hi : oiof i.-y, huf wi^S 'iiiuii in deled the occupation of of thi • v.ccund mariage. hi-i personality, until thOj( :a Ciu.: by the Ametier.n army. A prc'ltlrnlhi! election had in- nml be official renaon given for th e ' tervenrd before the counti.v went bumped into hi* IndmnnUableJ will ■cupattnii was that the German into war and this time Mr. Wit- 11 do tbir:'-* hi s way v.l.ri hiowux* iip Y pirarga war. .ibrut to land sun’s Republican opponent was c..inline 1 be was right. Then th # 5-] ms nu:l ainnuinltinii for Huerta Charles Evans HrgluM, who left spail. i it-.-.,- i:i the : rcrct meeungx.H d .... the occ..pation watt t prevent ,, , . the supreme couft lunch to become li > hr.d with Lloyd George, Clem- .1 Die united State-t'demanded i a candidate. Teh Issuei ot that e ncaii ai I t >i ! •*-.»!>. He w a j de-j mi nte jo the ilag, which, critics campaign wer u i v niuch muddled. to: mi- 1 i i have a l eague aP X a■int «* i.e-cparibljl la* * the H ilson mini Inist ration took; The Dfoccutie MT-gan was "he ii'. Might in pointing out, never wns kept u sont of war." Air. W i|. Ie; woven with a tieaty of pgacejl •• ! ! : --1-j:t, nut* T o r i. son’s elecUnn, himqver, was u very th it no Events i;i Mexico solved their J’Birow niasgiu. Th- iimuh triiu- Withoa. ... n ; : irnr !Y* i • her. T’iiu .. :i found TliftnT vn priblcni in a few months nied in the lie.Inme thice dny nnd c pro -’hen Car.nnzn. another newl\ finally turned in hi.- fnvor when o dy i.;- Ii-'tirg bi n hive: it <S)tl| 9 p:uvl loan of .;Ntnf ■■'tn lender, ejected Huerta, who Cidifortii.i flopped to the Peni-- tl *y ; i i . led. American troops were witn- •raiic column by’a few votes, fdr. Hi y wants I. Th- result was n : awn from Vera Cruz, nnd later Wilson got 277 vote* In the elce- t i d ’d : 1’ vhlrii ad fg '• r.onivQiing; •I by it? onpo^jl 'te-ideut Wilson extended formal ' ’-nl college and All*. Hughe.? got an! ee-.r. ; a breed:-.* of warx hni .‘zugniiion to Carranza govern- 251. than a t u-nty ofpoaCe. len t'but In 10U0 Carranza in turn I’rc idont V.TUm actually nctit would ,r ;uire a large vcftinto.; cd in the face of armed rovolu- uzily assumed hii place as u m to f'.dl iiR'Hhs into e-Uing tin on and the Alexicon problem mnmlcr in chief i f the nrmy and onie back to the Kepublican mi - navy. Be took the leading part i!rz'. hanpened to VVo.idrow ;t v.!*.(!;• he wa- participatinl ii ( tration.. But Air. Wilson m plinnm r An.e,:. i,.« pniiicipaml nnd one experience wi.li Mex- tbm in the war. He in i .ted from m 'l it-,: the tre.ity of pear? ie tt.nl historic wintuf •in affairs and he did n it reccg- the lint for n unified runtinm l I’ati.: IP I; would require lan-^I ' :a Carranza either. In fact no on the western frn»* t,»- ■ - , ml I'HJ. v.dutve to t ’tl the engrji?a-i m ninieiit iii Ah xlco was reeo-j- • .ntastire* to curb the submarine .. g do-.y of diplomatic nmnojSuv■zed for 111 yearn—long after Air. ] menace. Ho it, " . i- i.:.ics, and dramntii: i!ii>Ml.nm had gone out of oft ire. Tin nuch of the war legislation such ment* that attandcil it. l'ubtiealioh iexican problem came back to a ai the passage ot >• seiCv.i.e at this time probably '"publican ndm,m-itrition tor «i*t- service I'i'.c, iht in U: hi i-f tho vz.* ctlher Id • ult in tb*! creatjno* of n.v.Tit. “ Wati-hful waUir.g” wue Shipping li.-'iiil, the War Imiu.-iA nrnrlai d . b*. i>n both sido^ of ot clone Mr. Wilson's. trie Board th War Labor Ho.ici tir AHantlc a a i e : talnly would Air. Wilson wan much cvitici'-cd imt n multitude of - ‘.her arm s of •-it r . t i j: mil feeling among il _ir '‘weakness” i.i handling th the government for carrying «>:i pe pic wh i:ne loukirg fotWarwH lextenn situation, hut lii.i triemis ill" struggle, lie devoicil hia t > e.n end of warn and an urea of •lid he saw* a world-war coining wh le bciyg to the war. facing ponce. :td had told them he "did :i ;t pro­ inibmly npo it.inking of n th'i :: Wood tow Wil-eni hlmxclf would deya probable se to ln v e Ihe United States 'Inc. *■»•- • it. When, i;i IP”0, ho •vcre like Lincoln’s, lught with one lintiil tied beh'ml the Noble Peace i*ri-/.o . w .i * ^sas 11 v... 6 \\ il ion w a., .? back.” No did not iirnp..*e to ‘Mu- per? i:i who b ra inducted the cone ipotnlcnce with engaged in u war with Mexic rm :t . la the fra-; I t such a time. At nil event*, the 1 hniicellur Max of Gcr/miny whc.i i rtioea and the abolish-^ .oi'bl War broke the same year. •h - rei-,i.e;-t lor tin ar.niatice ezine, inuattoii nf standing \ . "tiroic Wilson added his appeals tr.d once th-* Gennatia I .i.i dnw*n tmd ihe roniuitiaii and' Ini the futile ciriitt to stay it, sit- -heir arm h tin in I hi thought of peace Cv-ngicsaes” ho ; n*. !>> the besdsido of his dying vvlr 11} from war to peace, telling 'ife on a nn moralde August t>, his lHonda that v.-hile Germany i n ... e of peace and thu., HI. Air.?, Wilson pnnaed away mrist be made to pay l • her full of til th arc of one family. h it day, and with a world tak- aUl’.ty, Europe must not have nnli n accomplished ig fire about him, lie took hev utlier Al iice-LotTaine. p..*t 13 petty compared to It was quite a different Wood"dy to her girlhood home in Ct the pramise uf the ’ome, Georgia, for burial. The row Wd on whs sat in the pre?ireiident was almost pro-trnted '',l M tho w ar ended, Woinl; .v W.d. n..liv* l ..bis knt ith h i/:tTlf'tl',attiUYeffiftierl' tibmoV” Hh huii* nhtteuiil'.ajui fneodiped vi‘.irff*Fni'!,t » the White House t ofnee his I1* h-,Wl' I ('•" eP s. He had picnii’" oi ih'! in ’'fh e'.d iry 'o f^he , the future" confident urtlen. Me, Wip. -’i ......... learned .lomethiug about men and that light ii: h? saw it would ultlhat from the lirst Mr. Wilson saw uatn: *. IL had lea rued. mat prevail. Ibj i ever i. ;t Would lie a world wa warr ii non u,.n1 1!,e il Hiecd "that mm - men rai.ii !y mi to.1 in ih ■ 1. tg'.n* of Nations b u t’ h United States eventually would oeci'imi great and otlie- r swell he In ith in some of the hu•i* drawn in. Itni lo* renllr***1 *'•'•* tip," but hi i per hunt for doing m illost I’. iir* who were its incvjta-j etf thin.-: lilmiclf i" .c r had le '.im d . he country drawing its population hi * elements, rum th.* state.? oi i-.uio,.o vmoui Hi v.-toti* state paper? ami rend lie cLi .■I his eyc.l confident ite going to war would fin-:* a he i t > th- cabinet afterw ard; bo "lib divided sentiment mu! a very bi cam .* impatient with nu n who that o a man m b*t!er? and n] if I icult situation. Ills first word* H i-grtel with him nnd frcqttC’it- pu ?: !.*:it ho had done hi? Iwst for > hi? countiynuvi were a caution *.v illsni: cud then'. He qunrri I *d ii via*ii.;.' b ■ that hi? Iicst wan ‘ I he have wished. ■vith trlem’ i who in tain ivprcnch• strict neutrality, Time ai** i*' in write his epitaph. -I Mr, WilronT elTurts were de- l him vrlth being ungrateful, but "U*d to keeping bi* country neu- v* r.Iwny? Lep: on his loutuc hav­ ( ONCRI GATP'N AL CHURCH •d until the suhniariuc out-ages ing once ili*eide*l upon It. We vvi'.h to coll pedal attentiun egan. He was at fir*t unable to] fee co in sight, Mr. Wllxtin dato Euio. e himself a: ! t * th** fact thuyc* :Iie night serv­ dicre that the atrocities had th e 1 •ii'cd to unction uf the German govern-' take a lit*.:nl in making it. Con- ile vve .<!i.ili have a movie picture, tent but won convinced when they !.c-.*, ,.o longir the suppliant hand bo* I ,i Tcunv:on’s great poo.a, I vmk the Lusitania. That in? i- malde:i it wan during Iii? la s t "I’nocli Arden.” This gives promise ” on (b ro u g h t the first rift in hi? ndministiiitinn ■c: { i t disap- of being a fine picture that briut's tied Con- **ti! the be-: nml iu*.:o?t churactcrticial family William Jcnninb- irotal. Mr. \V I -iyan, secrettury of state, an ! . -i tin t in tiie dny of vvliele'? i l l - . «f tin* human heart. Do pot vowed pacifist, opposed Mr. Wil­ uni cub!:*, it vv. ;.! i know all he fail iii ?ec this picture. There are in’? cmitxu and left tin* cabinet. did. A m matter of feet lie i Id four r *do. (.'onie and Tiring ybur T. Wilson nevertheless went E^ngreivi vwy little of vvhnt he frt o! , All of the regular sehvheed and warned the Gernini :v' i ? doing, or a:,yiini!y cl * for it >■t will be held. tin t r.iatUr, until ii was done. . A welcome to all. oven-.nimit a g ain ,t sacrificing the H veu of Anieiicau citizen*, hiougli n diplomatic caneupond•ce which continued for two g tsiE casag g cu aaL atcciatiB aaaa& u B C 'jag H n iM itaafln g liB B H iu i it ;. the president built up a i [’hone 1U.8------------------------------------------------I’honc *U)S * ! •cord which runciie.l it. clim ax/{ hut he handed passport? to fount *it iliattn Von Bernstorff, the (hi*. H i ni Ainbaisailoc, and aske I (’un­ ii res:? to declare war which it did. n 1it illicit the President 1 ul (lie >i ntlon into Lhe tremeuduu? effort n .efore it. D M U U Houbciioltl (I tods?. I 'ia n r s, S a f e - , T ru n k s and lVnggagu] ^ w ar iul instantly. Mr. Danitl was w T m ir -fe r r e J A n e w I; e r e A n y Ti me idly cut, and one of the children | a blorajfc . Bi iglitiy cut. ^a i i the injured ones were Initno- u iu a u n a a i'fc u rs a r.ia x ria a x u a n E ix ja c n iR s u ia a s a a sa E a n a B B U ia intcly rushed to New Smyrna fo.icdical attention; friend? icmaia■ u y t y 1. U JKT~.Off.U ^ . ’^3 JCUR W l f l f^'W.X T Y •g with the body until the under?; iker came thorn New Smyrna Wednestlay vhere rtm body wa? prepared for ■t i.d. Memorial On .Monday it wa? rent to Genvn. The funeral was held o’ th e , School Methodist church Tuesday t, urn OrVi vjo 'g. Aire. Dar.icl was loved and repec ted by ail who kricv. her. Sh ad always lived in Geneva until, iter her m arriage. Mr. Daniel in an engineer on E. C. railway and tu thi? bus■uml, and two baby girl.? the symi:thy of ninny friends here tx* anil. Airs. Daniel was tin* young*.*?t nigh ter of Mr. anil Mrs. J. W. lanlt’l of Geneva. .-.;Cv SUBSCUIFTTON BRIDGE w Bhnnt Mr*-. F, E. Roumillat I5-1-.I) fur reservations for tubicription Pivot Bridge Monday, eb il, nt J o’clock at the home r*if Mrs. Roumillat. Prize* at .•rich tabic; no refreshments. Bonii k . of i . iiidi. W ILSO N was last sung in Atlanta about six l’red and Curl Pierson enjoyed ' years ng * when Caruso achieve 1 with them. i i one of the high-light* in his local Mrs. Volie Williams entertain, caicic of sunicmc triumphs, the ladles of the* Baptist Pip Tlie other live popular opera* t> Organ Club a t her country bomt to given are “Rigulctto,” "II Tro- on Monday, vntore,” "Faust,” "Cavalieria Ru»- _ Arvid Swnnson of Ciimber’.au: tiennn," mid "L Pagliaci.” Md., arrived Saturday on a visl In addition to those, two ope>-.n to the home of his parent*, Mi Itcv. A. S. Peek and mother, which are new to Atlanta, at least nnd Mr*. August .Swnnson, hi Mrs. Jonathan Peck are now in their present impedance, will r.is tor, Mrs. Elmer I,umli|ui*t, am pleasantly located in the Rectory be given. One of th* e is “Boris Lrothrrr, Albiu nnd Archie. Alld on Park Avenue. Godouimw’’ which, while once su n g : hits not been well this week an here before, is declared to b<* neither have his parents, Mrs. O. W. Douglas and son, transfm nied into practically it difMr. uml Mrs. E. L. Ltimlquis Kenneth, of Savannah, Ga., are the ferret vv.irk by the presence of spent Sunday a t the home of lie. iruests of Mrs. A. C. Williams at Feodor Chaliapin in the cast. Chal- parent*, ii being II years sine her home oil Park Avenue. pin will also sing in "Faust,” i*ho last raw her brother. Mr. an where bis inti rpictution of the role Mm. E. \ \ . I.umlquint were caller, Mr. and Mm. J. Howard Jarof "Mephisto’j has made him faAirs. Williams and the write rett of Savannah, Ga., are the nous. "Feodora,” by Giordano, is*made short calls ut the homes o guests of their daughter, Mrs. Wil­ •m entirely new production for At- ’ Us. Ilirsch, Mrs. Itnrcll ami Mr bur McKee on Oak Avenue. lania. Bull! on Saturday. — ---- ------- -------’drs. Peterson and friend frei Mrs. C. L. Millitzer and children PRIMARY TEACHERS’ HOOK Boston came with Rev. Keknrd of Orlando are the guests of her CLUB. jund wife for the opening service e sister, Mrs. C. W. Stokes and Miss 1 The members of the i’mnary *he Lutheran Chur ii. Aim. Ecl> tiJ P r: Hazel Sorrell a t their home on Teachers Ifook Club were delight-| i,r,R *nng n bemitiful nolo. Quit Magnolia Avenue. •Tilly entertained at the home of ;a f^w were present. Miss Ruth Gillori on Palmetto I„ ‘1l,nlc 30 iriends of. Miss Eunici Misses Alma E. Klehan and V :• ' ■ '-*■ ■ ' Avenue, The affair living in the Uynicr gathered at th" home of lie Y'T’fJu' #■* ... . , --!-*» Elizabeth Stciion of Wiles Center, g „A .*, - '; * - --w . nature of a Snlamagumfi party, parents on SnUmlny eveninj Iii., were among the arrivals here at each table a diflerent game m*no ring her birthday. Her sistei ■' " ; ■ ■ \ . c ' :v •• Friday nnd are pleasantly located i was played, includir.g bridge, Mali ‘ bircnce, hud nimL* delieiou. at the Montezuma. , .. dmkigK.anjong- .tlmm .tuie, ttimmu., •. ■ - . , j Hia Royal Highness, I t nice George of England, is shown above Jong ami look. At a late hour, a tempting sAl- w'1, ^ ’ I’h’h tapers, v/lnch,-wit M iss'Ruth Giliou IMt Friday af- v/iilkiag with Lady Aljrtnndrn’Curtail, daughter of Lord C'urion. British ad course was reived. coffee, were served thusd present ternuon for Okeechobee where she l>«*°Pl° expect soon to hear m their engagement. The guests were Mrs. Stella Ar- Resides those o| Upsnla, Miss Mar will be an attendant at the ntar- 1------ —_■ -----rington. Miss Edna Chittenden, * nrrauay _wan there, init urifov tiage of Miss Mary Howard and Mis* Gttssie Hinton, .Miss Mary Gmately the Imnom* could not t ELKS DANCE. LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. Hugh Weleher of Douglas, Ga., The dance given Friday evening Fo tor, Alt?. Selina Burlier, Mrs. w,tb us, being detained a t Windei Miss Olive Newman was the which will be solemnized Saturday Ik ('. Marlowe, Miss Ruth Gillon, ,mJ™‘* charming honoree, Friday evening, by the local order of Elks at tile | .Mrs. evening. Wm. Raynor, .Miss Love T u t-,.. Ruth Lrirson invited some ef hi new club bouse, was most enjoy­ when Mrs. E. A. Hill entertained i h , Miss Mary Rubiumii, Miss 'ttlo rneiids hi haUirilny iiftcrnwr able, nnd was well attended. Samuel M. Schwarz of Chicago, in her honor, nt bridge at her The ball room wits artistically Helen Terwilliger, and Mrs. James . , .I1, e m err>' "" l!" r eltvmt 111., a fornior resident of Sanford, home on Fourth Street. There decorated birthday. with paints ami cut flow- Mought on. were seven tallies of players. Iai.it .Saturday Mr. Uuiiujger ri and still a large property owner The rooms where the card tables « « . and the large cheery fire burnsigned the office ot superintender here, is in the city for an indefintc LADIES UNION the hearth added a finish ng stay and is stopping a t the Mon­ were arranged, were artistically. Tin* Ladies Union of the ConCon -,f tho ’Su"lla-V Rchonl nnd Alfrc decorated, each in a different col-■bmth lo the already pritt.. | u - grrgntioual Churrh held ' their Ericson wax elected. Mr. Balliuge tezuma. or scheme. Roses, bignonia «nd , lllrt'I monthly meeting Friday nt the being assistant, .Mrs. John Hue! Mrs. George DeCotte*. Mrs. Sam other cut flowers vveic lavishly * *‘ K“l !i tbehestra tho «,orm. ,,f i\ C. Park*soil 0.1 trenaurer, Margaret llirsehi sec­ Aaaforil Syncoputors,’’ (urnUhctl ‘W(.sl ^,-,1 Stnwt Puleston and Mrs. G. Ik Bishop used iV large mini- ret nry. Hernard liell-idnger unA number of spirited games of * music and lie.dies* to say was jjet, Wl,rc prr'sent and alter the Mr*. E. W. Lund'iuhit criniL'-ro' motored to Urlnndo Friday, where they were guests a t bridge-lunch­ bridge were played during the eve- -u* ' cry ,,c-sl’ . . . , busine's meeting was over the superintendent. Over 3(1,00 wa i’unrh was served throughout li.jstess served delicious refresh­ rent to the Childrens' Home ii eon nf Mrs. H. I*. Driver at the ning nnd wlwn scores were counted it was found that Miss Snrita Lake evening fiom a daintily appoint- ments. The first course consisted Jncksonvilie. McCall Tea room. hcld high score, and was awarded cd table by a bevy of .lunfurd of salad, sandwiches and whipped , A party motoring from Burford. the prize, silk hose. Tho men’* prize buds. cream and coffee. GENEVAOut., arriving in Sanford Friday silk socks went tu Ch.r . Mern. Miss' tfuile.n number of out-of-tawn The second course was delicious guests including members from ii route to the East Coast were Le Claire Jones, v. on th - low sr :re ncapoliton jelly with whipped The Community Club met Mur. F.llis Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. M. Indies prize ,n box of candy, while the Daytona and Orlando lodges ci earn and home-mane cake. Re­ dsry at the borne of Mrs. ParkeArmstrong, Miss Alberta Coates, the men’s low score pri-e, a box' were la attendance. freshments and decorations were with a large atttaduice. biunhe Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nellis. nil carried out in pink and white. for the riev; club house is on th t L ' I S n 10'' , C. I. A. INSTALLATION OK giour.fi and work will sta rt on th inompaum (> rr,C E ,is Mr. A. J. Driver and wife of h’tiliiing ns noon as the lumlu Following the uwnrdlng of the tJ| k ;„C9 of the tb I. A. held Lima. Ik, are guestu of Mr. and shrinks. prizes the hjwUw. w j 1> their annual installation of otficers Mrs. \V. J. Carpenter. Mr. .drs. R. A. Neuman arid -Mr . u. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. 11. Kllbec a* th(. u n3on|e hull. Thursday An enjoyable weiner roast was Driver, Prn.r. who is a retired capitalist, -, . , hicL.?i. fruit jel- ;‘t the Masonic mi 1 Ulk nivm~ held •|ended church in ( huluota Sun at Wekiwn Lauding Thurs........... ....... . — c » — of the mcmis a brother of Mrs. Carpenter. '/• £ h" ‘ .1 lives and in tho presence evening, the following young 1 These Ohio people are delighted 1 '’ ' hers and u number of invited *I*»y Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Pnttisha people enjoyed the party; Mb coffee. with Sanford. _____ Konniifollv do-oral- ■J'’dna and'Elizabeth Stiles, Roberta T-ent Sunday in Orlando wit! wit The guests were Misses Mary fr‘T isj n hon i!!mk,^ foros Bnd a varie- Lan.dng. Flora Douglas, Annie H-.-ir run. Judge Pattlshull am an Mrs. Walter Murphy and son,' Elizabeth Dalwdon Sarah Evelyri ed^ with • , t I .. iv Mae Hinton. Josephine Wynne, family. Airs. Puttlsliall stayed h - - Raymond - Mur- Williams, Mildred Holly, Olive Julian, and- Mr. ,t-ut " * Airs. C. <J. Boll, Dill Lulling, Ruin | a few days, returning home Wei ‘ ,ur crewman, i e Claire Jane*. Kitty l-v rhy motored down from Anderson,' tln'Tise'' Gkidvi'e' \\’il i n. Saf'.tn I,r,'jusl'w’ .. .. . in»i„Himr of- btnfford. Ed Bender, Ed Mitten, iu jrtny. ('., thfu w-eek arriving hero Wcd- tnkn Fm lv Griffin. .......rgia MrS' lloUis bi a H’alter Price, Adcliert ami SyiMr. and Mrs. Henry Morse an nisday evening. They ate the j i' * c Mato Helen lion- ct r *}fl ^?nr,li * \ #1«i , m Uir Krimbrin^ mu] Cedi Rule.*. *onf Hamid and Mr. urn] Mr guc.-ts of Mr. W aiter Murphy a t f ^ ^ 1 < r 111031 il Kmrted and K nia°- ! The Semincde Athletic Club met Krinwat Vanripor and dauKhtei the home of Mrs. R. A. Terheun. zale-, and ^ ao ‘itt . r _. • ..... nor and was ably ^ s i.slid by M” - nt Lawyer F. Wilson s office Mon- Currie, attended the show in Sui. Messrs. Bill Cotter of JnrkminMoye iis. as in.Taliine installing mondial). !day night and held a very success- ford Tuesday, . .... ..j j ’1.1" Mrs. < ro sb y ami Mrs. L ° J L i fuj meeting. Quite a number of Mrs. -Bennett spent the week MRS. I.OUCKS ENTERTAINS ville, romnile lhonip iun. Waltham, musician. , lilCmbers tror.i this tection nt- Uml with Mis. W. II. River*, Friday afternoon, Mrs. G. I. Griffin, Sam bhm-hej. w . <}• The following olTicera wore'i n - tcil(jc.j. | Mrs. .1. M. Pievntt spent a fev I mad. : was tho gracious hostess, dams, W alter ( onnclly, w , 11 stalled: I resident, Mis. Al Lilzn, invitations are out for the ap ’days with Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. uh-a - he entertained at bridge, at Snencer, Jr-. Id M Vice Tre-udent, President, ?*r?: Mrs. !j0U jrr,®r «* | uroachlnjf preaching nuptials of Miss M* n, bd ,*, 1,11 ^^ , Viee , ui,,14' Mitu Jessie, The 1ladies nf the Comiminitj her homo on Magnolia Avenue. Charles Morn, Si-cretary, .Mrs.^A, I . Dandy; and................................. William liawkin*. ■“ i Club* met nn at Mrs. Tom McClain’. There were three tables /of play­ Jnckaon, Dob bsil-ion, r.dgert ,l“ * Trens T ,,' n* Jfintiitvs • • Patterson, John Mi-im Ii, I.il' *-‘l - urcr, .’ lrr. F. K, Smith; i.hajdatn, wedding to luke place Sunday Friday afternoon to no ill. Aftc er*. Single iafternoon at the- residence of ----Miss — the qui Th.- cozy homo was beautifully Morris Wimbish, Paul Ial.v, anil . ary; . Insurance — ----- -----------------------quilt was finished light re lary, .Mrs. Torranjc; Gutde, ^irs- Mathews. freshments were served. decorated with led roses, sweet Calvin Teague. — ITT, . . r.*v Marcus Tyre; Sentinel, Mrs. G u n -; 'rhe flu, or old fashioned grip, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Prevatt am piss nnd vislots. prevalent at Monroe, .ion of Moore S tation spent Sun The afternoon was pleasantly SOUTH SIDE 1 e.A( flLKa “ •'*, ter; Pillars, Mcsdames I Howell, ^eerrs Bruhuk'T, Grow and M etcall; Mar,\nionr tnoseri so... afilicted arc Tthe I dny afternoon with Mr. and Mrs TERTAIN. spent with bridge and uftcr a num. (I . I. '1’..’ f .i. I Inn. II * »l .. . rrt * t. r ,itm, in,*- tho faculty meetingshall*, Mesilnmes Telford. nnd Jen- following: Drew Warren, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. cf ruI tiers, scores were counted >t c.ulri, gm,. Piimaiv School, kins; .Musician, Mr-;, \\altham ; ( i euzhaw, Tom Bell, Mr. SwagMrs. E. II. Kilbce ?■;>!• nt Thurs and prizes awarded. Mrs. de bauswith bowls ami Flag Bearer, Mrs. Crawford. gerty and others. day afternoon with Mrs. E n a Bn sure, holding high score, was nthe teachers■mined a mil vvun ^ ^ (jf Thr(,L . dnnty )ittlo girls, Ellen Mrs. A. K. Jordan left f o r , ker. ar- irjrd » l)„x of stationery, while spent n fev sp th- cut prize, a card tabic cover lltMr principal- Mi*. Selina Bar- Telford K. E. GrfFin and Maria Waycroas this week where idle w ill:Mrs..George Gie.-cr Purl Wat to Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Mrs. I.oucks seiwed delicious refreshmenU consisting of a salad course and with cake and coffee nt the conclusion of the card game. White Mrs. I.oucks guests were Mrs. Sunday T. f Dur.ias and guest. Mrs. de Mrs. Quirk and son and grand vu-«"urc of Charleston. S. C ; Mrs. left L. M, Galloway, Mrs. Forrest 'i'111,.1/! move, Mr. of Mrs. several vocal solus, accotppHnie, , .. ... i son •* ■»* Monday for Tampa -....... b• ij»ke, Mrs. W. Morton Thfgncn, u‘ jffgS v* o \\|,nt wosld you do if fcy Mrs. Waltham and It. L. <.rl.?m | Mr- *>J«d‘ .“ r1- JJ“ jlcr meat their friends, Mr. and .drs . . gave a delightful reading. Approfortnoilj resided at vyiit Cain. Mrs. it. it. Ueas, Mrs. Walter Mor- .iiLfirs. oosses.'cd ot wealth . prlate rcinatks by Messrs. Kru]ip Cat Ranch, have removed to banMr, and Mrs. Cain will rcturr Wn, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. J. C. 1 . -f— s —i*i. i— - fnril u’iio?0 Mra, Chiulru i.s cm- home with them to spend a fev Hennet t r.nd guest. Mts. Flanagan the Western Union. Mr. Pulaaka, W. Va.; Mrs. W. T. wilD coi’tir.uc farming Air. urd Mrs. E. II. Kilbce cnllet t-arigley and Mrs. A. M. IJcFor. ,, . i -n Mr. - -• Reuben Is;file* rert. ?• Ivate KccIey of Eminence^ Sunday nftenioon. It()N T ( ) \ nit in n F CLUB Ruth union, til* cast vear and asked their cotu?‘ arrived to o e n guest «». .m i , urn -uis. , nurlcs Quirk an< Charity Ball , On Friday afternoon the mem- d™. Mi” G uine Hint ................. 0;.«ratIon for the Coming year. 'Cm 1C Cn % ? . ‘/ I .- ..- - . ‘-diildnn aad Mru. Dr. Quirk smitr *** of the'Bon C Bridge Club J « « « H oughton^ The r,resident ami Mrs. Glenn V‘'-bb'J<t 1 **un<ley w‘-h Mr. and Airs. Kolunr id, •‘tru pleasantly* entertained nt Ql. n «.»i»mp mi»ltOVF3IFNTO were Riven beautiful boiuiuet* a n ir The c*0ii stork v;.t!i vi«it;il the home >*. ReMr. ami Mrs. Payne Daniel am M u s ic . by Mrs. Robert Hines a t PFTERSBURO. Jnn. 3 1 - the past profirm t secretary o n ’ l *....... 8T. P U h i t a o t m ...j"’,’ or installing murshail were n r e s e n t . H « j Ulen apd ic-rt a fine boy. Now Smyrna spen icn tar her,m on Park Avenue. Mr S 'E S z w «uh e«r*» -< f-miiy Coming Violet Jivid-huod nasturtium s were cf- this^vctdc uIj'aupervLse improveoccasion. ck have moved here ... t to [C l'*iv -ly placed in the various am i.super _, i , LAKEMONROE i- QUICK SERVICE ■ TRANSFER •[' o a i l e t l i at (he Woman’s Club. Good ,,linu where the card tables were •rraugej. An absorbing game of briilge ’dnyed during the afternoon, rd the prize for top score, a teleb un® screen, was won by M rs., v,"[ •k** t> .wtfll.l i - i rest " ‘ i* '" rJ JL I.h r A t tho conelntinn of the game, [ come aboul , a % i:3a n Brand Sale at Yowell Co., Feb. 6th to 9th. S T O P C O U G H IN G caudo fove.Uh cniiditlonz _Qlh Seacco—2J0J ConeerU irg.inization o ‘ t �9 -vnnjiati'rt W orld O f A < .r-»hf. :# Af- 1U r fil -a. »*if nf fji. 1.* -m (k^WWi';x i*V-It. 7*vti. f fin* J.- K-r-U fl» -V. fyl j*" Mi--o-l b *H-*lrt (Hf>JVi«jr -1 r*n* -*i*f*1 s; tftMH «* | |>|I0 f.7»mt1, i % f r y j [i' fc*Ti»i.7y /*7 liB♦l; A5II r » •: * * ■'■f'l'*'*. 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'.:r? fit* i5ib 1. i 7m«prt f ^ T I K 4j*7*i/vn< 17 i/tlrxt-*. M-tinx a 0 »i''.*int,Snt rji/tiwe (Mity * l n*yv*»x a triiWifl 1-ty f-.r / -n1- vtt nia iff*r>il { ^Hhni Bint w*ar 1*1. 7.v r «fmnM v* *tv-‘ # bv-iw* BiBOr*) n itw f*n __ c * « _•»* jm i ,-^-wir.i airiw inif rf n u t 7"* ' RECORD 2&TW MSF0! m m ans __ ______ , _ . .i'eathmi* Creasy E rb uti -aril draa Lei i i rsaear cur ccriixi relatives. W. E. OTN'etl. Pm . H. H. D^kaeo. V. Pres. C. t V MtUfc* V*r»-a J1 1 -B-e-i jaije- y m & tisrVxriia. armriuix C lo v o la n d P f a n n r n ^ utB-i * i til ;r .y ir r m n t 17 ».n1 f f . i r i r . j vvve- 1WV jus if 2> .liaiiv J . f - ’- iA ieitMBU r-1.- / * f-',***'. i.-.C /B*-"*'*a >.-• I'W To Alter Hall For JiopubHcan Meetinif HJinforrJ (airln Wirt A n d fJoy=> I a ;k T o D fj— ( ) S K f'g n »ft* 1 'fa Y th ? ' I a p t i t m f p r f h l M 1> Dancers! Musicians! | «*<-,*■ >,t '/\ i'i *hf{ (111' WMi h'/ It •'-//*< /V-0, S lfjH T f .ltr a < i t i . **t t. Z Z ' , r * t;-v* ( / 1 ntn, | k t M h / tHJffit YOUR PHILLIPS THEATRETIES, FEB. The f/T<TMbtrnc ^'^rn ss V*fi a jib - »'M* Comedians J r j M n Liter and Kidney Tonic Will Do It •' i * -»fc-n ih»r- tl ar*ak> )*' ^ r —' 'r tg iz ita lto m a v P -tlt* . * h t r . a ij t fi yon f**I • » -• jo u r back • ’ >' ' ,-1. ta*t»* a n j your '" * * ' I'l.m irtn ra I.lw r r *'■* '■ z ■-■> Tonic I* Hjf- on* ihlc^ ’ r" - - f V*..* ; , sA S S S ■-,. H ath*’ $f 1 n r * {n itt >- i r s t r . r . K t h ar,<J T.Joy llf^ cr.EU td v ts n a.*-i* kujvkv »■* Is the very last word in a starting feed. It represents the knowledge of many years’ experience in poultry feeds. |i<.’i | C In n o t o n l y ».—n*RrlaS ll* « r m x ll c lw . b u t It ,i,r1 1*a c ! * a n * l n K .m .l K t i m u l u i l n i ; Ir.. liir rir. In 1 1,»- a t - i m a r h ;»nil b o w ■ * T h rm iijh IM -ic .lle n t c.». I r i .- r l lr p r o p e r t l r * M II oua I m p ii r i Jl** w h i c h h a v e ! n « e r f * r r . - il w ith h e j i t h y p r o r * * * e j ,-»r.- d r i v e n o u t. T a k - no w h llo m ln ir thm - d l r l t i c — t h o T O N I C a a l i t h a t I, lieeiled. Chick Starten?. and Baby Chick a r e balanced to supply ju s t th e nourishment to baby chicks. One of Stcrtena's principal ingredients is buttermilk, which keeps the tiny digestive systems « J i i SKt MVEIt AND KID. ,s I I K . V K H T IS ( i l t K A T . IJoumtllat * I moiM Whirl aim) Happy **»n7ici7 and danrini;— Honeysuckle c -n -til P u r in a C h ic k S t a r t e n a (With B utterm ilk ) - I o*atth'irivln*r - T r t bai " *v i *1 lla*lf a . a rccotcnlx—t 1‘ V. ft.r TVIH'III LIVKtt r-.--.i- Mai, a tifa and rm,rw . • 1. 1 Coming Violet lira ml Sale at Yowell CoM Feh. Of Ii to 9th. lt» Y ou c a n co u n t th o se b a b y chicks n o w and main u p a n u m b er. B u t co u n tin g th e m th ree weeks laterj m a y m e a n a v e ry m u c h sm a lle r num ber, unless yool s ta r t to feeding th em r i g h t B a b y chicks’ digestive sy stem s a re exceedingly delicate, T co m a n y women] feed chicks on th in g s th e y th in k a re good chick feed] A s a resu lt the loss o f chicks is la rg e . HMAIX—TIIB Anderson. Sanford, TIIE PAINT WE S E U , DIXIK CHORUS! Better still. Chick Startena is guaranteed when fed as directed. You can count on mere baby chicks when you start them on Chick Startena. Order for your Chicks now. PURINA CHICK STAITQU Chow r ig h t ^ _ ■; g1 pjj k \u \ BABY lu f] QI1T m\m KP, (cw-carramfl] p u r in j It Q C «, >) ^tonenee 'M t tV tP m F oWd '.Shuffle Alims" J ukh Orchestra! A p t 1 Hi • V liM lI/ v», Y ft » Hellintf at MrKIroy’H I'harinury : 12.00, 117,0. $1.00, 7.',c. .Vic. iiit,n n , I ' 1' V,ir*|ly y4. l;oir*M,l/ O f r)i-/|ild, ill M i -.H i • A p r . H> V'nMliy v 1. Vinifl*rM||, III l U t W H t l ' i ’. A p r , III k n h u i n n v*. Vm ly ’ IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR ' I1L1STER, OR CHALK OFF A Full! Line o f KaUomine, V ar­ ' , , ; A Y 'IA l.|,l Artr- , t|n,,( Pt,\t I In- u i , i , I-I|<m| eoiiuci) l.m ‘-Oil ri'-o n tly ii,i ii,o ,. 11,110 for ,, IYn*tun,111, nt /Di'livllllll'V itunl, Kl»*' uf Hiu r|ty A p r , V.U U H Mnyi 1,l(i unniiMl In f Mill* t o II,-idfill llio Ih->f-oi^lifar « l< i 4<lio|<n i|i 11,ii 1,1 p h n 1Hiip nm i, ■lih-tlil l>< i-m|Ii"I Vl*-| nil- L i n , 1 1, u nf Hi<wuu> n, f u r pn p rWit nil- hofior of Ilie imthor of lho Aryun |i u a , linn tio,|ou,il hullxim, I i/e 1,(her* Muff it f|ii'oi)liiif) T»nn<* '*< nr • iln l fo r l,t.O Arijcel I t,|.*i, Jin (!)iNMHhhhirn. I'fi’r i-ll'flt o f Dili rooucll 1 1at III, Ony I* III H . I , A . A,, ,1) llirm -In 1,11ns? viilc, hml Um »tmi trtitmm, Mny II) III II, 1, r„ nt M o n t M um m y. I n m Mltlhu, iuiii ur two n|«»)iil I ' , - xfoi 1 )■ will l,x known n« (!i,J|x I ul- A ni'i l I ir(ni, W’lx-u ix 1in- of In - 1 ounrlllorInffk th*i iin-i<li|«fit in 1 *,ik fo r y o t. Ini, for I In* lx, ,nr, DihO'iuI of lim pntl l,,l ■iiiinpixirr, In* nri'|iil,iii*i| 't i,r u n ,I*nf I Ii**-iin l yon m i||/)t nishes anil Stains *, • are Iri.ii u -*, i| . ItLHOLU'l io n RllOVIliINO Wit Mm*001 In n river, joInliiK ||,n Bnnle# t-onetruc-t, re i-nnMlruct, pan, tiMii lu-pavu with vitrllled Idii k «r other hard eurfiico mnterliil the following Avmuu In the MlfANHFI L, Ff«„ J m . Ill -Til* OUy of Hull ford, l-'lorlila, tu-wll: ii„u|,li< uf NufriH-r cMifily went In PAI.MBTTO AVKNUK, from Hi«j p-ilhi y«ilinilny In vein 1,11 Hie Fruiiklnt Htreel eoutli to Uemiva MlJBlkitf of tu Im lined III hoiuh >1 I'll in* nitiMly ion,) there wlili-l, 1*Ii-ii'll to the iJnlr, nt t'ryHlIII liver, It 1-roM >«tMt(• rotlil rill,' n l l i u In llin Allal,Ii* ihriuiKli llunlinull, Vlll Ci'Mlni Hill, IiroVolainl, ( J-rmidii. 11,i'i Ofluilllih J-'of i niiipintluM nf ntatv rotlil Ny, I I M l J I I M . 1 1 H I M n i l K I U \ i : t T il * KO-n* t l - ( • n d i t n i - y o f miei'Zlnii I IDIffl <! i-M * fo il TfJK PAVING, HK-l'AVJtlBhl* Villi lin Bl'funiftwl fur tin fr«Mrtlrlhtf, INO, HAIH) SU R FA clliO A Nil f-nni-ti M i i o t f , w|iu la In 1Itnryi ULIfAHN U O ltl’AOIN’O ol uf llin Oil'll nllilulei, tm* nl,-inly vl'-nli I*'i|x /., Ih- in* 10II11for, I’A l.V im O AVLNL’K FROM ImifiHi Hiw inrly s' iib-ui woik, mu,I who Wn . u,y n,mmy," FRANKLIN HTKKF.T HOIJTIl t„**J ■olitn 7H mum, util for , 01, lIHlnhluu, TO HKNKVA AVLNIJK, A Liiki* • iiUhtv ri.Mil nt Nuitnn'it *ro»,l»Kj f-Llim frnin ftloiinV WIIHJI OF ijl KKKT. tl'llfn, ituVi’ii ml Inn In Tarrylovt 11 vie MaheI iiiiit Lltnli,,,, whn h i* Win,ion, lim 1,'Hy (’oiiiuiIh*Io,i alo'inly Krinlmlj $i;i(»,into for i:t of Ihu Elly of HMuforil, l-'lorlila, n,ll, * of 1unit frinji IIubIimwII (0 lit,1,Id* it iuivi*alil,i to improvi', Wi'i'tU f'Mti'lluif hfhlffn dm tin* i, fi,„,| inoney In every I II ' topic, ttiii HlfYur^Mt COlil >. ut*l t** * u « s « r | Mfi ,» KIJOUN f|ln««ts** CO ^*11 rill 1 * - r yiiB h a v e d i a l -,(I 1 • 'll X III', I f ' . l i r e h I mii t h a t y o n h a » ill yi-lop. b u t liu y a I| 1,111,1. A, I i It l |l.Net* T U N Ilf t o d a y . The • * hi not a f f o r d to I n l .e a i-hiiiiee a l Ini., !«* Ilf Grit for Chickens. It is that you keep this before chickens qll the time. SOLD ONLY IJY SANFORD PAINT STORE Wclaka Bldg. phone .103 K0IJM1LLAT & ANDERSON BUY THAT WHICH HAS I1EEN TESTED AN U 1IA S PROVEN SATISFACTORY. The Underwood Capital §100,000.00 WE LOAN MONEY TO SALAR1E ON MONTHLY PAYIICENT PLAN GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF �"73 iiitn if r iiV tf if e fio .tx n .o r. ’’V t -ij!f r / lT}0 -,,ry PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1924 “THE R E’S A TIME F OR ALL THINGS” BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD W ANT ADS Sanford D a lly H e ra ld fANT-AD RATES ferm s: C a sh in A dvance T r l r p h m i r r f nil*, w i l l h r T r K l i r i l f m t u |M>lrn«« a n d n i l . Irrlnr a r a l i M m r d l a l f l , fur l | f t i a r ...... ...............t O r n l l n r | l f i n i r e . ................ Hr n lln r l ( Tl«****“ ....... - ......-••—*-— Hf n l l n r FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAUsXGE~7ur sale—I*uFu~mJFk sausaKu smoked with oaw wood 3oc. lb postpaid. N„ onk.r nc nc.’ ccpted for less than II lbs. Satisfuction Kuarnatced. Mr*. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. U. p. No. A l ,7E,). Cnrmcn Grapes, Tree Tno H r u 9' , 110 >Host H'r cent off. I p lir k K n e e T y p o d o u b l e a b o v e Tree llnckberries. invest1 um ra. ntents, highest profits, futick re| n ( r r ilu c rd d a te s n ro fo r enni urns, quality plants. OriKInal in­ irc u tlv e ln*erllon*. ii uuuccr Adapted Nurseries, l i l t w o r t! * o f u v o r n g n l e n g t h troducers. Tampa, Fin. | j r r c o u n t e d .n l i n e . | silnlmiini c h a r g e 3 0 c f o r f in d c u lt SALK—UeSotu paints nnd In -rrtlo n . vannshes at Sanford Novelty ■an advertising l» rentrlctcd to 1 oroper classification. Works, sole ngents. 15 l-tfc LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT—Desirable five-room1! motiern house.on Moirnolin Aveimp. II. 01 Du Rose. r u n j v c .A i —UHtage. J. Musson. FOR RENT^Flno new home'juat finished, 10 minutes from Sanford. Also fine garage, garden and other privileges. All for $15.00 per month. Cull at A. P. Connelly 4k Son* for particulars. Dr. H. C. Noble. TOM MIX in “Mile-A-Minutc Ro­ meo.” Also comedy and Mutt and Jeff, at the Milanc tonight. A full program. Your last chance to hear special orchestra. Fret) tlcketa for Mrs. H. F. -Houser, • FOR RENT—Garage. (HO Magnolin. FOR RENT—Six months or year i —from May first—comfortably j furnished, house, six sleeping rooms. Inquire DIR Magnolia Avc. i TO THE HOUSEW IFE:I f you never read & line of any kind o f new s in th is paper, it's worth a great many times w hat it costs ydu because it gives you every afternoon the last and lowest pi fees for the day. I f you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping, it would represent one hundred nnd fifty dollars a year. ARE YOU losing nn opportunity to sell your property by not using tho Herald Want Ads. The coal la small, tho results great. Herald Wants will work for you quickly. LOST—Tuesday a. m., brown leather traveling bog between Orlando nnd DeLnnd. Finder please .notify H. C. Mosher, Fair Haven, N. V.. and rccelvo rich reward. Ed US'D—Tire rack for Ford with tiro and new license ,tng. Cnll 805 Park Ave. Doesn't matter what the prices were yesterday— Doesn’t mntter what they are going to be tomor­ row— BUILDING MATERIAL M I R A C L E C o a r r e t * Co. fl cem en t w o r k , aid ew lak a, in g b locks, i r r i g a t i o n b o x e s . J . E | FOR SALE Ford Sedan Terwilleger, Prop. Ford Touring Lum ber and ___ B u ild in g ' U ita il ta r te r Lumb&r Company N. Laurel St. P h o n e 5<ft. HILL LUMBER CO. House *4 Service, Quality and P rk * . Phono 135. Chandler Touring Dodge Touring Hudson Touring = Scripps-Booth Touring I C r e ti l l C o u rt nt th e C o u rt H o u s e n t H a n f o r d . "Florida. o n t h e 3 n l d i y ! o f M a r c h . A. I*. 1921. nn il t h e n n n d i t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o (lie Idll o f e o m id n ln t e xhibited a g a i n s t y ou I n ' th is enuse: nthenvt n\ decrees p ro i c o n f e s s • w i l l be i t i t e r e d a g a i n s t 1 y o u . a n d •■•toll of you. Cleveland Touring CORRUGATED IRON RO OnW 0 . COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFIN'O. WnckbcrriM-nll varieties STRIP SHINGLES, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS suitable for home and commercial PLASTER, WHERE USED CARS ARE Whnt’s thp last nnd lowest prices today— The plantmyr. Largest nurseries VigCEMENT, ALW AYS BARGAINS orous, well rooted plants insure It Is ordered that this Citation he NAILS. I error. Herald tells you? A I L : 1 T O A D V K IIT lH ftlls. - " ’dished In the Sanford 11era III. n B°°d w rly profits. For full innewspaper published III Sanford, .f U K s a l e A H e r a l d r e p r o a e n t a t l v o tlin rformation and illustrated catalo| Seminole County. Florida, one..... . SPECIAL DARGAINS I oticlilv f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e * , r u b * CHASE A CO. No, 9, write Southern week fur rlnht consecutive weak*. Adapted ] an<l c l a s s i f i c a t i o n , w i l l g i v e y o u REAL ESTATE 1923 Dutlgc touring, almost new SANFORD, FLA WITNESS my hand and the seal Nurseries, Hartuw. Kla. I r o m p le t e I n f o r m a t i o n . A m i if 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like of said C'rentt Four* '* the I toil u l a l i . t h e y w i l l nhslHt y o u In FOR SALE—Beautiful bungalow FOR SALE—Egry r.t li day of January. A. I>. 1931. new. ' - - (ash - ~ Register. Iv n r d ln K y o u r w a n t a d t o m a k e on corner lot .most desirable Cost $b0 when new. Will sell <SI.’M.» K. A. toll (II.Ap.-s Dodge touring, 1921. REAL ESTATE I |t m o r e e f f e c t i v e . SPECIAL NOTICES pnrt of city. E. F, Line. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the cheap, Inquire at Sanford Herald Dodge Roadster, 1919. I ' l l ’UHT.M.XT M I T I I K. Seventh .1 iidlclnl Circuit of Flor­ FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock W ANTED office. Dodge 1922 touring. ida. In and for Seminole County, A d v e rtla er* a b o u b l u lv e th e ir (cry in celery Delta. Number one tlltl > A. I •MCI ITTFS. > Dodge 3-1 ton truck. I itr e r t o r p n s t i i f f l c n a.lilri-s* a* FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs WANTED—To get in touch with UNDERWOOD Solicitor and of Counsel for well a * t l i e l r p h o n o n u m b e r If Two Dodge tourings, 1920. for setting. 15 egg., f„r S I m vegetable land, $1250.00. the owner that has from 5500 to Complalnul. TYPEWRITERS BOR RENT they d e a l r o r e s u l t * . A b o u t one l'.,22 Hupmobilc touring. I • 5- l2 - l9 - 2 ii- 2 -S - 9 - IS - 2 .’t - 3 - l - 9 t 1,000 acres of unimproved land Mrs. Ellsworth, Reartlnll Avenue, r e a i b r o u t o f n t h o u s a n d luis a Iairge house close in, 10 rooms, Lexington Lark (sport). for sale. Write full particulars. l e l r p h o n e , a n d t h e o t h e r s e a n ’t Sanford. Phone 3303. 8:i-tfri two baths, two screened porches, High class Underwood Typewriters Nationnl touring, (1 passenger. co m m u n ica te w i t h y o u unless Griffith-Millican Co. 103 1st Nntfor rent to reliable parti ies. fruit trees, desirable place location SEE the Sanford Stove Works, (702 thr r i r r u l t Court of t h e Mrventh | they kn< iw y o u r a d d r e s s , j Worm-tlrive Ford truck. ionnl Bank Bldg. (It In Jm lle la l Clrrnlt of t h e Utntr o f Sanford Avc. before buying for npartpicnt, $5500, terms. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. .til d l s r o n t l n i i n i i e r ' l l s f h e I'lorhln. In nml f o r S r m l n o l r WATT t 'ED—To rent nt once, for 3 Underwood Typewriter Co. m a d e In p r r a o n n t T h r M n n | stoves. Wo will save you money, i „ Chnndlcr. touring. I ' o u n t i . In l'h anr rr > . or 1 months, four rooms, down lord l l r r n l i t o f f i c e o r ny l e t ­ S. Mnin Street Orlando, Fla. We____ alsorepair stoves of all kinds .? threc rn°m cottage at GinFord touring, 1922, II T A T I O N . ter. T rlrp h o n e d lse o n tln stairs, furnished, Address R. W. o. (I. Wolcott. C imidalnant. grafanolas and sewing machines’ (V Vll,(>t Just finished, $850. Best Buick touring, HMD, 7 passanger. nnrrn a r c not v n lld . Griffith, 103 First N at’l. Bank bldg. vs. lluick touring, 1918. PJ l-tfc *’f tern?8’ C ourteous, P r o m p t . E ffic ie n t Lawrence Haynes, el al.. Defendants. You ran find the name of every Kuo Speedster Truck, 1922. Service. FOR SALE—Missionary straw­ Two city lots on Heights. High nnd M a r p W u m l i le . h i s w i f e , o r o t h e r w i s e , | To Lawrence Haynes, and Ihivl.l live Buainesa Man in Sanford in Light Ford Trucks. In IIIKI til tile f o l l o w i n g i le s c r l b e i l I • ” ( h e C i r c u i t C o u r t «if t h e S e v e n t h p t II mmI j W. Curry. If living, ami If dead, to berry plant3 well rooted, care­ diy location. Cheap.. pieces, p a rce ls — m o l• traptii t r a e t s of o f land. l a n d . '1 J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e Htnle of 1917 Buick touring. all parties claiming Interests under this Column each day. fully packed, 50c per hundred, F lorida, In nnil f o r S e m i n o l e situate, lying nml ho'ng In Hie retire Haynes nnd David XV. 1 1-2 ton International truck. $.5.50 per M. delivered. Mathews THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. L.. C o n n ly . In t ' h n n r e r y . Curry, to the following described " r and Slate of W ANTED SANFORD MOTOR CO. l-lurlil,a. noire partleularly ilesrrlhC IT A T IO N . Co., Tallahassee, Fla.. Route C. land, or any pari or parcel thereof, I • L. Allen, Mgr,_________ eil as follows to-wlt: Dodge Dealers. Mnttlu Face, widow, Complainant, situate lying and being ill the futili­ MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Typewriter cleuning~anii FOR SALE—Attractive bunga­ All of lllocks •A.” |, 5, it, 15, ji). Holier! Itir n hvs. __________ Phone 3. ty of Snnlnole. and State of Flor­ a r f. et n l.. D efen d a n ts. no'l 2fi. am.rUIng In the Flat nnd described ns Southwest low, modern, a bargain, terms. •o Mciionvllle. in good con-, Studcbnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet | RANTED— Your —n — ;----n---- -I repairing. Call II. S. Pond. and of rreoril In T o l l o b e r t l l . i r n h a r t . If l i v i n g . Qida. a art'e 'r o f S o u t h w e s t U u n r l e r ( l e s s 1922 DODGE totirfn I Int Itook I, on Fa kc 129, Seminole S iisnn l l . i r n h a r t . Ills vvlfe. If l i v i n g . X o r l h e n s t t j u a r l e r . n o d le s s f o u r diti'on, bumpers, fIV tve ’e good tires,! Many people in S n n f o l d r woUu l d i p h o n ° 2 “ 5 o r , ,c o p ,c s B a n k .’ . . Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue. J. L. PERKINS * nunty. Florid i. records; also. A ariin i nli:;ni. If l lv lm x . .|opp|»li II. |U.r(,4 jn \ MrUiwpnt r n r n c r ) S n i l n n car run 10,000 miles. Easy terms. 1 iJ-lfc like to buy second hand furniture. A mKp W, If h v i n i f . hHirali .1, A i k v w , 1 • • ... All that port Inn of llloek 27, nrTownship 2f. Sou’ll. Kongo 31 person need become baldSales Department Advertise your snare pieces in th e 1^ corillo« to said Flat of Mellnnvllle Ill* w i f i , if Ikv1111;. J i i t'o l t H ro c k . If East, containing Twenty-six ncrca. Griffith-Millican Co., 11)3 1st Natheaded. I have a newly invent­ tional B ank' Bldg. Herald Wnnt Ails and sell them "*Ills’ll III :« North of the South line ( llvlnu. James Weeks, If llvInK. more i,r less. San Juan Garago quickly. Phone 118 nnd the wont ed machine that prevents same. . I of th.vernmenl Lot One. Ill Section ;Km miiel II. bit. If living. Michael It appearing from Hie sworn Idll 1 i*’. Township Ft. South of llaiiKi' JDoyle. If llvlnu .and tlenrge C. Wonderful for nilding new life ami MADAME B. G. TOUCHARD, Lj department will be glad to in31 r.ast. extended West. j lira miry. If living, under the llrm of eouiplalnt Hied III this eausei growth to hair. .Stps gray hairs. FRENCH DRESSMAKER. lisrt voor nil. It appearing from the sworn Idll I name of Dnyli* and Hrantlry. Mrs. against you. that you and each of Price $2.50. Write for particu- IMPORTED HAND EMUROID- of complaint III. d In thla cans. lI'hll.i A. Williams. If living. Mar- Int'erest' In m u rm 'tlirim m ’h , . ; ^ - , HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH j I REPAIR wood, tin, cement work. Inrs, S. S. lioyil, Laurens. S. (’, • ERKD I.INGTRIE DRESSES AND against you. that you and each o f; guret W. Uatnsey. If IIvilla. Mar- iiIhiyf «it "H-riin •! ami tIimi your Rate CO cents. Herald, Box COO. have or claim to have some In- j gnret S. Itams .», If living, and HAMILTON HOTEL yon MELLON SEED Tom Watson, WAISTS. ie tv. tercel •" uii'l ••• the land* herein i Margaret S. Itainsey nn succssor In p l a c e s o f r e sld i-n re a r e u n k n o w n ; | “ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAUj hi o<’K. XXIN'r'f PARK, rL A . j above d< scribed, | and that your ‘t r u s t t o I t o h e r t II. I t a n i s e y , If l i v ­ t h e r e f o r e , y o n L a w r e n c e H a y n e s . , UOMI’OUNI) 1* fine. My little, Tailors, Cleaners and D yen Irish gray Klecklej .sweat, Flor­ of residenci . a r e i n i k m i w n . , POLITICAL i n g ; a n d if s a i d p a r t i e s a r e d e a d . nm l D a v id W. C u r r y . If liv i n g , n m l uiil bail an nvvTul cough. I got a .•<>ii» ti, i- it«r»iij given that on places ida Favorite, Gn. Rattlesnake. I T h e r e f o r e . yiiu Anrntw J e r n l g a i i . •o a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s el l i m i n g I n t e r - I until in. ii. Februiry 12th. A. grow and save these sped myself; and 117 Park Avenu*— Phone 455 If l i v i n g , H n h e r t H a r n l m r l . If liv i n g . t in d e r (loliert H a r n l i a r t . Hus »:i e s l s u n d e r y o u sa i d L a w r e n c e l i n y - bottle ).f FOLEY’S HONEY AND D. 1921. I. the nnderslutn d Trustee money cannot buy any better. 50 III Itankrnptcy ..f tbe estate of T. S u s a n H a r n l i a r t , h i s vvlfe. If liv in g . l h t r n h n r t , I lls w ife, A a r o n tie s a n d D a v id W. C u r r y . In u n i t o TAR COMPOUND anti «nve her a tinl a n d h e r e i n a b o v e d c tr r l h e d . o r cents lb.. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, K. l.cIhoYltx an I II. I.e'b'ivltx. do­ J o s e p h li. ' A s k e w , If liv i n g ,, S a r a h J e r i l l g a n , Joseph It Askew . FOR SH ERIFF. lint a n y a n d few doses nml she was greatly rcing bnsInrsH as the Spielalty Shop J. A s k e w . Ill* vvlfe. If l i v i n g . J a m e s Il.irah J. A s k e w , hi* w i f e , J n c n l i aa lln y opt uh et r t hpeerresoo fn * a nvvd h ittie Fla. n a m e o r lievril," writes f ’fytle II. Benson, W e e k s , if l i v i n g . J n c n l i I t r n e k , If ( tr u c k , Jam es W eeks. Em anuel at Sa nfitril. Florida, will receive I hereby nnnounce myself ns p FLORIDA MARVEL blackberry •••'I* upon tin- stock nml llxttireiv l i v i n g . E m a n u e l l l e l d t . If liv in g , l l e l d t , Mleliuel J. D o y l e ti ml i l e n r g e I ii- n ie * a r e nnUnavvii n m l w h o n t 'ty . MarFiirook, Virginia. The best InI n l 'l e s l i I In t h e p r o p candidate for the offleo of Sheriff plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, eltli.-r In part or In whole of the C h a r l e s T llu- limi. If l i v i n g . M.eli- C. I lrantli-v. u n d e r & t h e l \ r m * n i m e | vo lv n d In t il l s Null, a n d h e r e e’llr t yi i ' o iIvfti-- : remedy for couglix, cold*, honrseSanford Novelty •aid estate; ................... check for n e l J . D-ivle. If l i v i n g , a n d G e o r g e n f D oyle a n d llrnntW-y.' M rs. I’l illo j e( Seminole County, subject to tho Box 1088, St, Petersburg. Fin. relieves promptly nnd effec­ •••ii I"'' ''"in <!"’;> "f ill.- amuunt C. n r a t i t l . - y . If l i v i n g , u n d e r t h e llrm A. W il l ia m s , M a r g a r e t XV, I t a n i s e y , iles.-rihi-ii o r el--**-i t»nv r ' o h t . tll'i* nos*; Democratic prim ary Juno, 1921. FOR SALK—Second hand curru- "f tin- bid most aectimpany each n a m e n f D o y le a n d H r a n t l r y . J o s e p h M a r g a r e t 8. I t a n i s e y , a n d M u r g . i r » t i ,,r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n a s In-lrs. i l e v l - tively. FOLEY’S HONEY ANI1 ■r u r a u i e e s . hy. t h r o u g h o r TAR COMPOUND has stood tho W. A. TILLIS. Works M. A rr.-d-iriila. If l i v i n g , J o h n C. 8. Ham spy a n s u c c e s n o r In t r u s t t o gated iron ami lumber nt a real bill. K u s t e r . If liv i n g . W i l l i a m U T a y o r . I t o h e r t II. H a t n s e y ; o r o t h e r w i s e . I n l a n d e r s a i d L a w r e n c e lla y m - * . o r " V. HFVNUl.DS. ( Advertisement.! bargain. E. F. Lane. Tru -li e in llaiikruptcy. If l i v i n g , r i i i i r l - * *,V. J - r u c k s . If a n d tl) t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d D a v id XV. I ’u r r v . o r a n y of H i- p u r - test of time, serving three genera­ FOR SHERIFF .FUR SALE—llaby, chick*. S. C. .............................. "U llVk.BaU /H lU to.i . ,.H ii'*1 ' VV..W, AixW'^Mi J f , , , , l i v i n g , dm ills, n r . - s u y - . p a r t , n r l u i n - l .t h e r e ­ t |i * o r in-rsiiiis In-rein ulu iv e n a m e d tions. V. C. COOLER* Prop. » . .r»»'"#tiLv i*n H a r r i o t .1 J a c o c k s . If l i v i n g . J o h n of. situate', l y i n g a n d lo - ln g In l l n - i ••r r e f e r r e d in. o r o t h e r w i s e , ' «H »j •••Rrtls. Barred Rrickyr White and1 I f t l g l n v . If l i v i n g . T l i o m a s A H u g h ­ C o u n t y o f S e lilln o li. a n i l S t a t e o r ; h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to to- n m l n p p e n r ! , IV o. Ilox No. 1510. l hereby announce myself Silver Wyandotte*. S. C. White ey. If l i v i n g . A. M. T h r a s h e r . T r im - F l n r l d u . m o r e i i a r t l e u l a r l y ile sc r lh i- d I b e f o r e o u r said C l r r n l t Court a t General Shop and Mill Work t e e f o r E v a H. T h r a s h e r . If liv i n g , a s fo llo w s, t o - w l t : • h - C o u r t llou*i- a t F-'infor I, F l n r INN candidate for reelect ion to Leghorns, S, (\ Anconus. Heavy a n d E v a II T h r a s h e r . If l i v i n g . Alec licglliliillg 13X5.34 f e e t W es t of lil i . ■ n tin- 71It day o f . A p r i l . A. D. egg producing strains. Pedigreed, Contractor and Builder XX’a l l a c e , If l i v i n g . M a r y »S. Stovlii. t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f " • • I . a n d t h e n anil t h e r e m a k e a n Eustis, Florida the office of sheriff of Semi­ exhibition nnd utility mating*. G overn If l l v l n u . L a w r e n c e < I r a r e . If living. vivi-r In t h e hill o f e o m i d n l n t *-*m ettt Lot O n e . In H s i't k u .10. T o w n now Is open nml the management nole county subject to the ac­ (,’ustom hatching. W rite today} . . . • . ---- - M a ry W anil.h-. If l i v i n g , tl. 8. W a r n ­ s h l |i 19. Kniltli • r H a il *n- 31 E a s t •t I lilt I--I i i g a l n - l y o u Hi t h i s c -himi -: 517 Commercial Street Sunnyside Hatchery. I i,'k7 Pjvaatiro in extending to the 'd " . IT liv i n g . J o h n 8 XVomhle. If S i-i ii Iiio Ii- C o u n t y , i*lier'elsi' deeri--* pro e o n f i- * s o l-'ln rlila ; rup tion of the Democratic nn- for pi ices. wood. Flo. Sanford public nnd winter visitors l i v i n g , m u! M a r y XX’n m h le , Ills wife. N o r t h 1410 f e e l m o r e o r Ies*. In t i n will h e epti-reil a g a i n s t y o u . n m l mary to he held on June 3. If Box 18. l.ongvvood, Fla. a most cordial invitation to visit If l i v i n g ; a m i if d e a d , a l l p a r l i e s w a t e r s of L a k e M o n r o e a t low w a ­ e a c h o f you. g In terests ’ under A aron It Is iirili-red t h a t t h i s C l t a l l o n t e r m a r k ; t h e n c e W e s t 37 f e e t a l o n g the Inn and partake of its hospi­ cJ el ar inmi gi na m elected’ for another term I d e c e a s e d . H oO ert l l a r n - tin- s h o r e o f s a i d l a k e a t lo w w a t e r he tillld lsh e d In tile 8 rifnril H e r a l d . | tality. The Inn is delightfully ioe c e a s e d . S u s a n I k i r t d u i r t . Ii Is • n a r k t o t h e e a s t e r l y l i n e i f t h e i nevvaiinper puM I*lied In H a n f o r d . pledge to fulfill the duties of ARE YOU—Looking f o r a good rated anil offers to its guests every lwi ai fr et ., d........... Wilson Welding & Radiator J o s e p h II. A s k e w , Muse* E. L e v y G r a n t ( a l s o k n o w a S e m in o l e C o n n i e , F l o r ’d a . o n c e e a c h Card* of Sanford's Reputable the office in the sam e efficient d e c e a s e d . S a r a h .1 A s k e w , h l s w i f e room. If you don’t find one lis*- comfort and enjoyment. w e ek I -f e i g h t con u-cii 11 V e w e e k s -is t h e S a n f o r d G r a n t ) ; tln-ue i The Works d. J a m e s W e e k s , i l e e e a * i d ; S o u t h , 25 d e g r e e s XX'est a l o n g t h e Profesnionnl Men, each of W I T N E S S tnv h a n d li lid t h e s e a l manner that I have conduct­ ed in this column, insert a small cuisine untl dining room service are dJ ae cc ie.iltis , llrtiek . deceased, E m a n u e l ) E a s t e r l y l i n e o f s a h l G r a n t t o t i n f h i I«I <*ln*tilt I ’ntirf • 1 1 l ' i h Hu want nd and you will receive the maintained at the same high de­ l l e l d t . ,1.- c ased, I ' l i a r l e s T. I tu e h n n , S in i’ hvvest c u r l i e r o f s i l d G o v e r n ­ ?*iIi liny n f J n m n r y . whom, in his rhoaen profession “It it's Metal we can weld It1* I» l'J2l. ed it in the past. best listing' in th" city._______ gree of excellence that permeates d e c e a s e . | M 'r l l a e l J. Doyle. (-eas­ m e n t Lot D u e - t l i n n c e E a s t *10 f e e t (.s r.A i.) the Herald recommends to the »: \ i » \ sm . ed a n d I l e n r g e t*. I l r u u t l e y , t|e C. M. Hand. SANFORD, FLORIDA rit-rU I 'm i r f . t o b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 13 a c r e a furnished the entire establishment. .FOR RENT—Nicely people. e c a s e i l . tiiuh-r t h e llr m nam e of m o r e n r less, Hcmliinlc ( 'u t il i ty . F l o r i d a , FOR TAX COLLECTOR __ Telephone 12-1 Eustis. room*, with or without bath; D o y l e a n d I l r u n l l e y , J o s e p h M. A r ­ It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n Idll fly: A M WcrkH. P. i*. I wisn to announce thnt I urn n meals if desired, by day, week, or I n t h r C i r c u i t C o u r t or ( h r S e v e n t h r e d o n d o . l l i r c a s o d , J o h n ■*. F o s t e r , f>t c o m p l a i n t llli-d In t h i s e a u s e T I imk. F u n n e l Wlltfoti. d e c e a s e d . W i l l i a m L. T a y l o r , dit- a g a i n s t y o u . t h a t y o u n m l e a c h o f J iio r i o t < ir e i i il o f ’ t h e S t o l e o f rxndidate for re-election to the of­ month. Wc-kly rates $3.00 to OnmpIlH. Snlr. n - n s e i l , t 'l u i r l e s XX’. J a e o c k s , tie- y o u h a v e o r e l a l m t o h a v e s o i n e I ’l o r l i h t , In n m l f u r S n i i l nol i * fice of County Tux Collector of $10.00. Daily rate* $1.00-$ 1.50. STEWART The Florist eeasi-it. t*. XX’. J a c o c k s . deei-UHed. I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n r ituiti%. in n n n r r r ) . Seminole County, subject to the All outside rooms. The Lincoln H a r r i e t .1 l a - o i - k s . d e c e a s e d . J o h n a b o v e d e a c r ll i e d . a n d <*ITAT ION. th at y o u r CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH Flowers For All Occasions lltiu h i-y . di ei-as.-il, Thom as A. p l a c e s of r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n . action of the Democratic primary House, where the home folks stop. Cv • \. lit rntioti, a f i d e a l e r . H lig lii-v . i l c i - a s e d . A. .XI. T h r a s h e r , Members Florists Telegraph D*> MONK! T h e r e f o r e , y o u H o l o r t l U r n h a r t • Attorney-nt’Lnxv to he held in June. FOR RENT Two-room uoartment T r n s t i - i - f o r E v a II. T h r a s h e r , d e ­ If liv in g . S u s a n H a r n l i a r t , Ids w i f e Send this ad ami ten cents to livery Association JNO. D. JINKINS. at 320 Oak Ave. No children. A i a J t r n l g i i o . e t at., ih - f i- n d a u tx . c e a s e d . a n d livti II. T h r a s h e r if iiv i n g . A a r o n J e r n l g u n . If l i v i n g . Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Over .Seminole County T« l a r o o J t - r o l g n o , If liv i n g . I to h - i l e c e a s . i l . Ah-it XX’n l l a c e . ileci-asiol. I n a e p li II. A s k e w . If l i v i n g . S a r a h ( A d v e rtise m e n t)____ 8 1 4 Myrtle Ave. Phono 2 6 0 - W Call 2003. Hank M ary i i S t o v ln , deei-asi-il. L a w r e n c e Chicago. III., writing vour name, H a r n l i a r t . If liv i n g . S n s u n H a m I. A s k e w , h l s vvlfe. If l i v i n g . J a c o b FUR CLEUK“CIRCU IT‘COURT' FOR RENT—Ope furnished bed­ ••M h a r t . Ills w if e , i t liv in g . J o s e p h Is. l i r n c e . ih ei’useil. .Mary W u m l i le . de - llr u e k . If l i v i n g . .1a l l i e s W e e k s , If and address clearly. You will r e - ; Sanford, -----------Florida I hereby announce thnt I am n room with ok without board. \t-kt-w. If liv i n g . F a r a li J . A s k n w . I'l-aseil. <i 8. W u m l i le . d e c e a s e d . l i v i n g , E m a n u e l H e i d i . If l i v i n g reive a ten cent buttle nf FOL-t J o h n s 8. W o m ld o . di-cm iseil a n il Mary Ill-* w l f " . If l i v i n g . J a n f e s W e e k s . If M ic h ae l .1. D o y le , If l i v i n g , a m i ramlidate for the office of Clerk 1100 West First St_____________ l i v i n g . J a e n l . H r o c k r If l i v i n g , W o u i h l e , hi* w i f e , ili-ceasi-d; n r e o r g e C. I l r u n l l e y , If l i v i n g , u n ­ EY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ of the Circuit Court of Seminole ROOMS for rent, 1020 Union Ave. K im in o i I l l e l d t . If liv in g . C h a r l e s o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t o t i n t l a n d s G colds nml j Co. d e r t h e llrtn n a m e i d D - i) lc a n d POUND for coughs, County, subject to the action of the T l l n c h n n . If liv i n g , .Vllelinel J. h e r e l u n l i n v •• i le s c r l h e i l. o r a n y |ia r t I l r u u t l e y , M rs. I 'h i l o A. W i l l i a m * . If honrscn«-«H. also free sample pock-: h-. If l i v i n g . a n d C e o r g e C. t h e r o o f . a n d a l s o a n y a n d a l l o t h e r liv i n g . M a r g a r e t W. I t a m s . - v , If H y ­ tkinocrntic primary in June. 1921. FOR R E N T — T w o light house­ D"> I s r u r r a l M 't r t i l n e n n d l l n l l t r m p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e o r n a m e s a r c i n g . M a r g h r . I 8. U a n i s e y , If l i v i n g , ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic, keeping rooms, cheap. Apply l i r u t i t l el) . D oIfy lel i vainndg , l lru anndlehr- y t, hJeo sllr W ork* H. H. C H A P P E L L . stimulant for the kidneys, nnd FO­ e p h u n k n o w n a m i vvlto m a y in- I n t e r e s t - u n i M a r g a r e t 8. I t u m s o y , a s m e u mn Lincoln Home. _______ _ (Advertisement) M A r r . eiia. If liv i n g , .lelin C F n s - e-.l In tin- p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In th is -i-sHor In t r i i s l t o I t o h i - r i II. H a m - LEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for I (*> I l m i r a l a r 'i i i l l n c l e r . If l i v i n g . W i l l i a m I. T a y l o r . If s u i t , n n il l ir r i - l m i h o v e di-si-rlhed.’ or si-y. If l i v i n g ; a n d if d e a d . "II p a r FOR COUNTY JUDGE LAWYER and Biliousness. ID l u g . ’l i a r l i * W. J a e o c k s , If 11v - w h o e l a l m a n y r i g h t , t i l l " o r I n t e r ­ • lea c l a i m i n g l u l i - r e s t s u n d e r Holo-rt Constipation I'hmir tVNn nfurd. Y\tu These wonderful remedies have I hereby nnnounce myself ns a H e i r s , d e v i s e e s or ekii. 'If liv i n g , l l a r - e s t t l " roll! a s • n g , r . XV. .1 H a rn lia rt. d e c e a s e d , Susan llaru :• — Court House t h r o u g h o r u n d e r a n y lin helped millions of people. Try candidate for the office of County WANTED—Help of all kind* by r i e l J. J i e licit*. If liv in g . J o h n gofr a nt itn" ." * ,p ahy. r t . Ills w i f e , deeenMi-d. A a r o n J e r r t i e s o r p e r s o n s l ie r e l n Hughey. If living, Thomas A. them! Sold everywhere. Judge of Seminole County, subject U e e e a s e d . J o v pli II. A s k e w many business houses. If you Hu they If living. A. M. Thfiisltor. If a h o v e n .lined o r r e f e r r e d to, or •iluan, l ec ea se il. S a r a h J. A s k e w , Ills w i f e to the Democratic prim ary, June 3, are without a position, advertise living. Trustee for Kvu ft. Thrush. o t h e r w i s e , a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d ' to - I ' b u a . 40ff I'hmic I9 hJacob llro c k , d -ci-ased t'va II 9’i'tHSher If living. lie a n d . a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d <’lr- ■iervaavd. W2L I pledge faithful service on the classified page of The -• l a m e s Week*} d e e e i s e d . E m n n n I Alec Wallace. If living. .VJary 11. Hto- c u l t I 'n V r t a t t h e l.’o u r t H o u s e al l l e l d t . d e c e a s e d . M l e li u e l J D o y le thwitld you nominate me. QUICK SERVICE Herald. It will cost you imly a iti f living. Lawr.-uee Hruee, If . " u n f o r d . F l o r i d a , oil t h e 3 r d d a y of di-ceasi-d. o r g i - C, l l r a t i t i e y _____ J . G . SH A R O N . few cents and you will reach thou- f living, iia'ry 'Wamhi«. If living.' ft M a r c h . A. D. 1921. a m i t h e n a n d -ieeeased. aunndd e rG etinH i m n a m e n l T R A N S F E R ' H. Wsmhle .If Ijvlrig. Jnhn H. Worn- t h e r m m a k e a n s w e r t o tin- hill of D o y le a n d i l r u u t l e y , M r s . I 'h i lo A To tho Voters of Seminole County: sand*. I.-, If l i v i n g , a n d M a ry XXnmhle, e o m i d n l n t i-x h lh lte il i i g a l n s t y o u In W il l ia m s , d e c e a s e d . M a r g a r e t W I hereby announce myself u can­ ARCHITECT t h i s ctllM e; o t h e r w i s e , d e c r e e s pro til* w if e , if l i v i n g ; n n d if s a i d p a r I.oral a ml l u n g It la la u r * H a u l a m s e y , d e c e a s e d , M a r g a r e t 8. H u m didate for Sheriff of Seminole A RELIABLE COt'Gjl REMEDY ile-v nr.- dcnil. I " a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m - e o n f o s s o Will h e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t R*ey, In k . S l u r a g . deceased, and M argaret 8 The very host Battery is an Whv experiment with unknown u g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r A a r o n J e r n l g u n , y o u . a n d e a c h o f y o u . First National Hank Illdg. County subject to the uction of the I t a n i s e y , u s s u c c e s s o r In It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t il l s E l t a t l o i i lie h a r l. .Sunjiii H a r n l i a r t , Ikimicratic prim ary to be held on remedies for that couRht or cold H i . h ewr ti f e .I S iiin rust to Itohert II. Halil Sanford, ------------ Florida J o s e p h II. A s k e w . S u r u h p i il d l s l ie i l In t h e H a n f o r d l l e r a l i l . n tsi-y, d e c e a s e d ; o r o t h e r w i s e , In a m i June 3rd. If I nm elected I pledge when you can sccuri* r()I*Ki S -I.n In 8nuf«rd f A s k e w . Ills w i f e . Jn n ic * W e e k s , n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d t o t h e la n d * h e r e l n a i o v i i le sc r lh e il HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? m.'-clf f j fulfill the duties of Inis .l.-ierili ltr"i;lL E m anuel l l e l d t . H e m l t i o l e t ' o u n t y . t-Torlda. o n c e eaeli It is a safe and reliable remedy t ’lu il'le s T. Iluehrin. M l r h a r l J . D o y l e W ee k f u r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e ek s . o r u n y p u r l t h e r e o f , un tl n l s o u u y a m i office to the best of my ability. W1T.VKH8 m y l i a n d a n d tin- se a l a l l o i l i e r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e n r W c a n d i l e n r g e f . I l r u n l l e y . u n d e r the for the relief of c o u g h s , colds, re-chargu and repair all _E. E. BRADY. l l r m f iam e "I D n y ie nml l l r u l l l l e y . of s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t "M t ills t h e 5th n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n a n - l w h o m ay hoarseness. Kijuallv !»em,Iiuial for j,,*,-pli lie i n t e r e s t e d III (hi- p r o p e r l y I n ­ M. A r r e d i m i H . J " l m F o s ­ d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. I> 192.1. W. A. IIOBHS, M. D. makes of Hatteries FOR TAX ASSESSOR. Contractin' and Builder v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , a m i h w ridna lm vt. anti old* Mr*. Anna t onudl. t e r . W i l l i a m I.. T a y l o r f l i a r l e s XX ( .S E A L ) K. A. D O I’t;i.A H 8. K'lcciulixt I wish to announce th at I am a young il o r w h o c l a i m a n y r i g h t , Brhtei'ton, N. states: *‘l lioujrht l u-ix-l.s I'. XX’. J a c o c k s , H a r r i e t J. C l e r k n f tin- C l r r u - 't C o u r t of tin ili-scrllo a s In-lrs S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ t i t l e o r I n D -re sI l l i e r e l n candidate fib- re-election to the FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR J a e o c k s J o h n H u g h e y . T h o m a s A. S a n fo r d ,------------------ Florida Urology. Syphilology, Female i d a . In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . d e v i s e e s o r grunti-i-*. h y , t h r o u g h ot H u g h e y . A. M. T h r u s h e r . T r u s t e e °ffiie of Tax Assessor of Semi­ -----“ cold and and Skin ami Blood Diseases. u n d e r u n y o f t h e p a r t i e s o r p e r s o n ui-:t». a d e c o t t e h . forupon my cold and find f ., r E v a I I . ’ T h r a a B . r . unit I ' v a II nole CllUtrt»"*«ub?Mt"to I.t),, suDjCit to the tne decis-l uctis COMPOUND | nsjst the genuine. l iF r e ln a ln /v o n a m e d o r i - f i - r r e i l to. Office .101 First Nat l Bank llldg. ’ S o lic ito r a nd o f C ounsel for T h r a s h e r . A le e W a l l a c e . M a r y «l. ic ............................. Democratic Primary to It •" .......i ,.Vl.rv- fit,,v o r o tliu rw lsi-, a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d »•" "f the .. „ jrriat. , ■' n m p l a l n a n t . ia . .......................I f ’"- Mare WarnI'h.one 518Innn *tr.i m o t Refuse substitutes. Sold --------Sanford, t o h e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d be held June 3rd. 1924. I Rffc™ h i e , ll. 8. XX’a m h l e , J o h n 8. XVomhle, 1-5 - 1 2 - 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 - 9 - 1 1 - - 2 3 - 3 - 1 -9t J. Thigpen A. VAUGHAN. where. if a n e r r o r la m n d u T h e HanI fer<l H e r a l d w i l l h e ri-spntnilhliI for o n l y o n e I n e o r r e e t I n s e r t i o n , | th«- a d v e r t l a e r . f o r a u h N eiiu en i | insert Iona. T h e o f f l e o a h o n l d be | gotifh’d I m m e d i a t e l y I n e a s e of BUNOirrtRXrESTtr'^n^BHFFrS Oakland Touring BUSINESS DIRECTORY DRESSMAKING SALE WHIDDON & HODGES ANNOUNCEMENTS FOUNTAIN PURELY PROFESSIONAL ROOMS FOR RENT George A. DeCottes 5Sanford Machine Schellc Maincs HELP WANTED B atteries Elton J Moughton E X 11) E S. 0. Shinholser RAY BROTHERS By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER I'D L IK E T O bE-E. A OATHINCi t i U l T • I M IN A B A T H IN G CCiHTEtjT AT THE. C E N T R A L PAvVU-'CfA TOMUUHT A N O HA S/E T O C E T O N E R E A D Y ^-v\WI// XV. Real Estate H O W D O Y O U U K c L ThU ^, P A T T E R N ? O r C O U R *bC • V /E HAVEL L A R O C R ONEOi T M A T f i ^ H t t ) - ____ Insurance . C H ’.THAT l*b J U S T It. C. MAXWELL Heal Estate and FIRE. LIFE. AUTO Insurance SAN F O U R ------ FLORIDA RlCiHT-l’LL TAKE. I T ’ SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres. ±v.'‘* r ' V r '* ** -MV M M * 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, February 02, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 02, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 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/1e8dd455552a416fb5a3958a43b388aa.pdf 9e1f34da2a779f62c735a10dc4f6db78 PDF Text Text <a *h'*r£ **V .’r^yX •• itrSV! v> U - !w Bfc T ,, t n th iH * to M 'M '< k m u * i V t g i u h k .. t >rt . I u t t c M Garfca U 4d 7“ lum b v. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s TOKIO HONORS e x -p r e s i d e n t TojafoTV^-rsa S L , Board Defers Awarding of Contract ^ 'steem wtth which the lato Woodrow Wilson was regarded In Japan was testified to In scores of messages pouring into the Amer­ ican embassy here from the leading Japanese citizens, statesmen and diplomats of other’pstlons. News­ papers. and other publications lsrgely devoted stories to his death ite Adjourning Until and obituaries and tributes to him. Action On Matter b Deferred lursday Out of Respect And May Be Settled In A f­ Former’'President Wllternoon Session— Insurance Makes Fall’s Reappearon Court House and F ix­ _ Before Senate Ujttures Is Increased to $50,* essary Before Friday; 000 and $10,000 Respect­ Ji——i> ively. ' nr Tfce A aaw ldrt P n o . WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,-Tho Bids for the hard surfacing of itc oil Investigating committee the Osceola Road were opened at Associated Pres* Resorts to Radio _ only briefly Tuesday, having * fer New* Dispatches When the morning session of the County Commissioners Tuesday but .no ! plan to probe deeper into the Telegraph Lines Break. contract was awarded. TJie mat­ ling muddle until Thursday, ter was deferred for the time being ‘ H r T S r A « » o r l« tr H « r r . . ) Be its accountant! continued to and maybe settled during the af­ CHICAGO, Feb, B .—Chicago and the booka of W. B. Gibbs other points are practically isolated ternoon although it may be post­ | Company, Washington banking from the rcat of the world early poned until'a later date. biokerage institution,' to de­ Tuesday, as far as wire communica­ Two bids were received, ano fine whether any government tions were concerned, by the most from the Hutton Engineering and cials have dealt in the stock of severe sleet of the winter. The Contracting Company and the oth­ mammoth oil company organ- Dress associations and commercial er from the Langston Construction id by Harry F. Sincliar to take telegraph wires In all directions Company. The bid of the former were out of commission except the was as tollows: Lime or ojus rock br the teapot dome lease, he committee will ask the Sen­ Northwest where facilities were base, 31 per square yard; grading, ior a new grant of authority badly crippled. The Associated •10 cents per cubic yard; concrete, (n it reassembles Thursday and Press resorted to radio to broad­ $35 per cubic yard; 0,000 pounds notified former Secretary Fall cast the news it was able to get of steel, 8 cents per pound and , signed the leases that his re- thero. Papers were unable to main­ ojus hard-surfaced treatment, 30 earance fo r• questioning as to tain communication with Chicago, cents per square yard. The bid icinl relations with Sinclair tho largest news relay In the world. of the I-angston Construction Com­ pany was: Rock base, $1.08 per eny will be deferred until FriDETROIT, Feb. 5.—The weather square yard; grading, -45 cents per .ompt action of the Senate on that ran gamut from mild tem­ cubic yard; concrete, $28.50 cubic committees plea for readoption peratures in sections of lower yard; steel, 0 1-2 cents per pound. Moretnan appeared before the resolution authorising an Michigan to drifted snows farther theA. W. board in bennlf of the north and slcetcC streets, wires nulry expected in view of the road and ask­ htement of ’Fall challenging and rains brought a toll of at least Maitlnnd-Goldsboro three dead and damage upwards oT ed that it be put in good shape. fthority. a million dollars and demoralized No action was taken in regards to (WASHINGTON, Feb. 5,—Albert traffic and communication in ninny Ordering an ad to be placed in the Trains were reported special edition to be published by , Foil, central figure Ih the naval places. Sanford Herald. The Herald lease Investigation, was noti- stalled in some parts of Wisconsin tile' designated to publish a list of Monday that his reappearance and drifts were said to be 10 feet was the lands on which the taxes have deep. Motor and rati traffic is rfore the senate Investigating been paid by April 1. Immlttee would be deferred until dangerous in lower Michigan by notThe was instructed to in­ |xt Friday because of the nil- the glaze that made tho entire crease clerk the insurance on the court urnment of the senate until section a solid sea of ice. house to $50,000 and to increase Imrsdny out of respect to the ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.—Severe to $10,000 the insurance on the rmory of former President sleet and snow storm, sweeping furniture nnd fixtures. lilson. » W. M. Vann was ordered to be (The one-time secretary of the Missouri? indicated the approach of admitted to the county home. a blizzard raging in the West. Tho Itcrior, who has challenged the G. M. Jacobs appeared before Ithority of the committee to pro- gale sweeping the country and the board and asked thnt straw be led with its inquiry, had been bringing snow and ice is increas­ pitui'd on the rnud near Chuluota Immoned for tomorrow but fur- ing in velocity. for a distance of onc-hnlf of mile. er efforts to examine him will This ordered done nt nn ex­ MILWAUKEE, Feb. 5.—Loss of pense was postpone^ until the senate hns not to exceed $.n>0. (ren the committee an additional telephone, telegraph anci trans­ Commissioner Wheeler was au­ and of authority. This will be portation lines as a result of the thorized to spend $30 in opening storm In this section Tuesday esti­ |ked for Thursday with the oxup the road nt Goldenrod. The fire­ ition of prompt and favorable mated nt n million dollars. It is arm bond of J. F. Smith was ap­ ! said to be the w orn blizzard of re­ proved. cent years. ............................ (Meets Tuesday, Adjourns Till Commissioner Wheeler was nskThursday pd confer with railroad offi­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 5.— cialsto’concerning I The committee will meet Tuesthe crossing on The home of Rev. Wallace Car­ ky and adjourn until Thursday the Oviedo-Genevn road. penter, Presbyterian minister, was jhen Carl P. Biggerman, assistant Present at Thursday’s meeting Lhier of the Chase National Bank demolished near here by a cyclone were: John Meiseh, chairman, II. !New York, is called. Mr. Blgger- and his wife and oldest son instant­ F. Wheeler, E. Curlett, G. F. Bled­ in has been directed to bring to ly killed. Six other members of tho soe nnd G. W. Entzminger. fsshington the records of the family, including itev. Carpenter, base National Bank relating to were badly hurt and are in u local py remittances of funds by thnt hospital. ink to any bank in Washington $100,000 Damages syablc to the order of Harry F. EVANSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 5.—A pnclair or his personal counsel, accompanied by rain nnd . \V. Zevcly, between Sept. 1,1021, tornado, struck at Hnubstadt, Ind., 17 mi Juno 1, 1923. Mr. Sinclair ob- hail, miles north of here late Monday, |ined the lease to the Teapot causing II, Tbr AnnirlnlPil I’rrua. . damage estimated nt $100,­ ome reserve on Apr. 7, 1922. WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—The 000. Orchards, outbuildings and Samuel Ungerlerder and offi- barns were destroyed. Telephone list of honorary pallbearers at the of other Washington brokerfuneral of former President Wil­ ire firms, have been summoned communication was cut off. son were announced Monday night pr today, but whether they will be by Dr. Grayson and includes rep­ Whole Village Destroyed died at that time was undeter­ resentatives of his cluss of 1879 at CONWAY, Ark., Feb. 5.—The mined last night. The committee village of Wod%ter, eight miles Princeton, personal friends, mem­ (ill seek from them permission to north of here, was almost totally ber! of the house and senate, nnd ive accountants examine their destroyed by a storm Monday members of his cabinet. In the oks in an effort to determine night. Three general mercantile latter case where more than one Ihether there was1dealing by any stores, two blacksmith shops, the person held a portfolio in his two ad­ overnnicnt official in tne stock school, postofficc, three residences ministrations one was selected to the Mammoth Oil Company, ora number of barns were purti- tepresent that office. snized by the Sinclair interests and The list follows: ully or completely destroyed. No take over the Teapot Dome one was The List. injured seriously. , tie . Cleveland II. Dodge, of New examining Hibbs* Books York; Cyrus II. McCormick, of Severe Blizzard Such an examination' now is PUEBLO, Colo., Feb. 5.—A se­ Chicago; Dr. Edward P. Davis, of eing made of the books of W. B. vere blizzard is raging Monday in Philadelphia, and Dr. Hiram Woods Bibbs & Co., a Washington bank- eastern Colorado and western Kan­ of Baltimore, all members' of his fig and brokerage firm, on the sas, delaying railroad traffic, piuy- Princeton class; Frank L. Polk, ii» of a list of names in poises- ing havoc with wire communica­ former under-secretary and at one on of the committeo. The ac- tion nnd causing considerable prop­ time acting secretary of state; Da­ wintanta will probably be able to erty damage, according to reports vid H. Houston, former secretary of agriculture; Vance C. McCorvport at fho end of this week or here. lormer secretary of wur; Josi/• irly next week. phus Daniels, former secretary of Meanwhile the special counsel the navy; Albert S. Burleson, for­ (ppointed by President Coolidge Big Still and 1,000 |» initiate court, proceedings in the Gallons o f Mash Are mer postmuster general; John Bar­ ton Payne, former secretary of the |il lease cases under th enuthorizainterior; Thomas W. Gregory, for­ (ion of congress in the Walsh anSeized By the Sheriff mer attorney general; William C. lalnicnt resolution is pressing its Itedfield, former secretary of com­ W d forward. Former Senator Two large gasoline tanks used Pomerene of Ohio, who accepted for distilling of liquor together merce; William B. Wilson, for­ mer sccrctury of labor, and Ed­ Appointment last Saturday in place with gallons of mash were win T. Meredith, former secretary If former Attorney General Greg- seized1,000 in u raid made by Sheriff of ngricultuhe; Vunce C. McCor­ ky. conferred today with members C. M. Hand together with Deputy mick of Harrisburg, Pa.; Bernard |f the senate committee. J. M. Vickery on Sunduy morning M. Baruch of Now York; Norman Probably the first step to be at a place near Geneva, it was an­ 11. Davis of New York; Jesse II. liken by Mr. Pomerene and his nounced “today. Jones of Houston, Tex.; Dr. F. X. wpubiicnn associate, Sllar H. For some time the sheriff hnr. ptrawn, will be the filing of in­ been aware of extensive moon- Darcum, of Philadelphia, Winthrop junction suits to prohibit the fur- shining activities going on near M. Daniels of Princeton, N. J., and Iner extraction of oil from Cali­ Geneva, he said Tuesday but never Senators Glass and Swanson, of fornia reserve No. 1 and the Tea- hud any concrete evidence. On Virginia, and Representatives Gar­ «t Dome field. The filing of such Friday and Saturday he came into rett and Hull of Tennessee. Nts is directed in the Walsh possession of information tolling of olution, but they probably will the still that was captured. Ac­ Russian General And °t be brought until President companied by Mr. Vjckery, he went 20 Followers to Die olidge has signed the resolution to tho scene of action and Iqy in *hich still awaits the signature of wait to cuplure the person oper­ I l f T h p A w o r l n l r i l I’ r r » » . •esident Cummins of the senate. ating the place. MOSCOW, Feb. 5. — General To Itemsin at Zevely’s Home Early Sunday :.'iey raided the Fepelinyev, former commander of Until ho is recalled on Fridny place but there was no one pres­ the army, nnd 20 follow­ former Secretary Full plans to re- ent. They seized mash and tho ers Siberian were sentenced to death by n ^in at the iiom^of his friend, Mr. paraphernalia was brought to the military ribunal at Chita for their «vely. Arrangements to hnvo him office in Sanford. Sheriff Hand revolutinry activities in ^Pend some days in seclusion nt n stated that a t present he and his counter after Kolchak’s defeat. Mrby suburb having been aband- men are nt work on good clues Siberia Fifty-seven others were given vari­ ued. His counsel, Levi Cooke, which may lead to the “rr£-st y ous prison terms. The sentences Inferred with " several ' senators parties in connection with the ui- have not yet been enrriedout as the | “aay regarding his-constitutional asked for mercy which it lights in connection with his re- fair- ________________ _ * I s general is thought would be granted^ | ‘u*al to testify beforo the comM ARKETS ■mitteo on the ground that his The late cold wave—18 degress Ijnswers might tend to incriminate at DcFuniak und with the govern­ NEW ORLEANS—March 31.39; l"lm in any future court proceedment thermometers registering 13 pgs. May 34.05. ^ degrees at a somewhat lower level CHICAGO— W h e a t M a y 1»2U Cooke is understood to have —was a desirable thing from every |j*ee|v«l little encouragement in to 113; July 112 to H. Corn-M ay viewpoint," declares the DcFuniak ll*ie position taken by Mr. Full. 83*i. July 80T». Oats-M ay 49*. Springs Breeze. Continued on page 3. ' July 47*4. Wilson Funeral Arrangi Are Complete with ’ Of Military Guard of Hi WHERE EX-PRESIDENT WILSON DIED. *“T - I * ; - WILSON REMAINS Will be housed Va st cath edral Scene at Wilson home, when death was momentarily expected. Charles Herbert Levermore Former GERMAN EMBASSY College Professor Declared the Winner IGNORES WILSON I llr T h . Aa-*,rlnt.«l I’ rraa) WASHINGTON, Feb. 5—By O f; The $100,000 Bok Peace Contest direction of tho Berlin government the German Embassy has refrain­ m jr T h . A u m t a lr O P rra a) ' isplay of PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5. — I, tion with the rest of mankind can ed from making any dis mourning for Wilson. Noi flag has Charles Herbert Levermore of i America promote the cause of last- been flown over the Embassy at Ncw York, student of international ling peace, Mr. Dayis declared in any time since his death although relations, writer and former col-1presenting the prize to the author. other Embassies nnd Legations lege professor, Monday night was I Melville E. Stone, counsellor of have -- - had colors at half k. mast since . announced as the winner of the i the Asttociutetl Press. presided over oiflclnl luftilicntionH reached $100,000 prize offered by Hjem before noon Sunday. Baron . _ Edward [tho meeting .. at which other ........speak.pen W. Bok, Philadelphia publisher, [ers included Esther Everett Lu| »|>e, Leopold I’lessen, third secretary for the best plan to preserve pence member in churgo of the imllcy of the Embassy mado thjs explan­ among the nations of the world. committee of the nwnrd, and Henry ation: "The German government Dr. Levermore1vas announced ns L. Stimson, former ac*cretury' of considers the lute Mr. Wilson n private citizen und therefore ho* tho winner by John W. Davis of war. instructed the Embassy to refrain the policy committee of the Amer­ How Conceived . ican pence award, nt a meeting at The winning plan, Mr. Davis from any official display of mourn the Academy of Music. Mr. Davis said, was conceived "with a clear ing." Tho State Department otficalso presented him with $50,000, conception of conditions both nt t inis would not comment, half of Mr. Bok’s prize, nnd the re*- home und ubroud.” mnindcr will be given only if the In failing to “bring forward plan is accepted by the congress anything fundamentally new and of the United States. Dr. Lever- sturtling," he asserted, the plan more’s plan was number 1,409 in a demonstrates Its practicability in total of 22,105 received. that *i‘t takes account of things Ismg Student World Affair** us they are and does not strain i The* winner of the plan, the text after the more than.doubtful merit of which was made public some of mere novelty.” John G, Leonardy of this city “Realizing," continued the for. . . _ ... „ weeks ago, the nnmeof the author being kept secret, bus long been n ntcr ambassador, "that 51 nations will be a candidate lor the ottici student of international affairs of the world were already organ- of county judge according to an nnd has written a number of books ized for the purpose of peace, he announcement made Tuesday and on thnt general subject. He bus been an instructor in various col­ leges, including the (Jnivorsity of fancy, and not of practical politics issue. With 1-M«‘. JI*eonard> a om. California, and the Mussuehusetts any effort to induce them to trance into thiy'^pfce there nro three Institute of Technology and for abandon the structure they hud candidates that arc soaking that 18 years was president of tho built and start afresh from a new office. Adelphi college, Brooklyn. He was foundation. Mr. Leonardy, in addition to hav­ “Conscious of the fixed de­ born Oct. 15, 1850, in Mansfield, Conn., and was graduated from termination of America to main- ing practiced extensively, has also Yaled college in 1379. He ulso ’ tniV the M°nr°e Doctrine inviolate served the public In several ca­ studied history ami politics at land to preserve its own independ* pacities. In 1913 he was u mem­ Johns Hopkins University and re- mice of action, he nmkes adequate ber of the state legislature ns rep­ ceived the degree of Bh. I)., in provision for both. resentative from Volusia county. 188fi. He is a member of the Re­ New Habit of Life publican party. In 1913 I)r. Lever"Looking nt the league not only He was nn ardent supporter of the more left Adclphia College to be­ ns it is but ns it will more and bill which created Seminole coun­ come director of the College nnd more become, he recognizes truly ty during that session. University Bureau of the World the instrument of mutuul counsel. Mr. Leonardy was graduated Peace Foundation in Boston. He He believes its curdinal merit to bo from the Stetson Law College in returned to New York in 191(1 to that ____it mukes ........... international conferdo secretarial work for the World j ence organized, not cusunl. nnd he 19K1 nnd for a year foUowirg Court League and later for the ; trusts it to breed in the fullness of served us an assistant in tho office New York Peace Society and tho i of time a new habit of life und of C. M. Trammell at Bartow, who Lengue of Nations Union. Sincu u new spirit in the world.” time was serving us county 1D17, ho has been secretary of tho Mr. Davis ns.scrt* dissatisfac­ at that of Polk county. Hu then New York Peace Society and the tion with the plan would come on judge League of Nutions Union. tlie one hand from convinced isoia- returned to Delamd where he enNamed Secretary tionists m id on the S S f l K nardy ho ilp»in> um honhin I D uring th e w ar Mr. Leona n n When the American Association those those w who desire full full m membership served as a member of tho for International Co-operation was in the lengue. A Uiird class of ob­ County Draft Board. On Volusia May 8, formed he was named secretary jectors, ho added, might be those 1919, Mr. Leonardy moved to and with other officers of that to whom “ the very name of the ford nnd opened his office in San­ body helped form the League of League of Nations is unathema.” city. He hus engaged in this tho Nations Non-Partisan Association Answering these critics, the in 1923. In addition to numerous other publications, Dr. Levermore 1 h Pin «H state nnd federal courts, huvis the author of n series of year r ouL .iJ itllir i u k * i . r i ing passed tho examination shortly books on the League of Nutions, fuxVr* Mr ■ Iafter his graduation from Stetson, chronicling the achievements of the Wlfetho^ whether Mr. Bok in devising hu | ndmittln|C him to practice in the league during eneii 12 months. peace P Three of these have been published would be possible to solve the latter. Mr. Leonardy Is u native of this and a fourth i.< being prepared. problems fucing our chaotic state having been born and rcarcl Only through orgnnfcd co-opera- world." near Osteen in Volusiu county. If elected to the office of county John G. Leonardy Will Be Candidate For County Judge a r r PROCLAMATION NUMBERiU 8INGLB COPIES FIVE CENTS 8ANFOip>, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1924 WORST BUZZARD IN MANY YEARS (UTS MID WEST Pall- Bearers Are Selected For The Funeral of Wilson • * '<•* Holly Is Selected ifiB STS? As Rote President g R R "t Whereas, Almighty God, in of this state. his infinite wisdom, has seen R. J. Holly will head tho Sunfit to take fro mour midst the ford Rotary, Club for the coming January Report Of soul of our beloved former year, being nominated nt Tues­ president, Woodrow Wilson, day’s luncheon for the new presi­ Sheriff C. M. Hand and dent of the organization. II. R. Whereas, Woodrow Wilson j Roscbro was nominated for vice­ Is Given To Board led this country through a president; Arthur Yowell for period when all the world was I treasurer and Walter Haynes for ________ .......monthy _ report According to_ the in the throes uf a mighty con­ secretary. W. C. Hill and Arthur of Sheriff "C. hander to C. M. Hand handed flict, and Yowell were nominated for the the County’ Commissioners at their Whereas, Woodrow Wilson, executive board.* meeting Tuesday, there were 40 President George Knight turned convictions turned in by the office the embodiment uf the highest the meeting ideals, served the nation with .. over to Mr. Holly . who and u total of $2,052.65 wus col­ the best that was in him in turn introduced Karl I.chmun of jectccl in fines. Orlando, us speaker of the day. Of thnt total $849.94 was turned dispite harsh criticisms from Mr. Lehman spoke of the ideals in as cash, $674.33 in labor on his enemies, and of Woodrow \vi!son und paid the county roads, 1118.03 In labor in Whereas, He represents the dead leuder n high tribute. lie state prison und $110.35 from u finest example uf American landed Wilson as a man of grent 90-day bond fine. manhood, und vision, amun of service and a man The arrests and convictions were Whereas, his body will be strong Christian character. __ __ _following offenses: Opcrfor the be laid at rest Wednesday af­ of An invitation was received from utjng car without u license, 1; ternoon nt 3 o’clock in the Mttcon for tho local club to put on, p^^less driving, 4; aggravated as­ city of Washington, a model luncheon at the Mgcon j . carrying a pistol without Be it resolved, that we, as conference. The matter was taken u HcenM| j . grand larceny, 1; qpercitizens uf the foremost nation undcr advisement and will bo «ct- ntjnK „ c„r whilu intoxicated. 2; on earth, do how our heads td upon nt the next meeting. Two u^ au|t u„,i battery, 2; possession with grief and pay solemn new members Harry Bodwell and; f j, uor :J. nt>Uy i„rceny, 5; nriliutc to the memory of a Reese Combs were received in the pagiin., worthless checks, 6; lender now gone. club. •- • drunkenness, 6; breaking and en­ lie it further resolved, that tering, 5; possession of stolen ELECTION DATE SET. by virtune of the power vested goods, 1; robbery, 1, and shooting Ilr T k r A u n r lm r il l*rr«x) in me ns mayor of the city of into n dwelling, 1. Sanford, I call upon the people ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.— of this city to cease their The city commission has set POTATOES ARB GOOD buxines* activities for the pe­ Ilr T h r Z u i H U I r d March 18 us the date for holding riod of one .hour beginning at nn election to name a successor to PALATKA, Feb. 5.—D. A. Arm­ 3 o’clock and join in reverence Muyor Frank F. Pulvor, who was strong. county demonstration agent for the memory of the dead. recently recalled. The candidute fur Putnam, reports that Irish po­ will be named in u primary un tatoes are up at Federal Point and FORREST LAKE> are showing p normal stand. March 4, Mayor of Sanford. ’ »> • “ . Services will be Held at W* ington Cathedral Casket Is Lowered* Vault Under Chapel—1 be Conducted by '‘ Freeman Aided by Presbyterian Clergy me*. Br Tkr Am m Ii IH f n w) 1‘ . ^ WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—Wood- ft row Wilson’a guard of honor which will convey nls body from tho : scene, of his last activities iiid • death to its place of entomt will be represented by the fit ins arms of three nations. Ei«u« • tailors from the crew of tho Pro*- ] ident’s vacht Mayflower will rynv* ^ bolize the great Armada of Amer­ ican fighting ships that went fh 3 war under the dead president, eight soldiers will perform the final' miiw-' Istrations In tho name of tho mil?'* 1 tant millions that had places in ‘ the war army of which lin Was commander-in-chlef, eight, m a­ rines will add to his entombment fresh memories of the glories b{ f«r battlefields like ' Bellaetg wood. Frogi among these many *°M.r k® selected as those who Will actually carry him forth from the quiet house whero he sought and found solace after the war days and will lower him In tha great cathedral. : Anti yet after another day, h» ; will be laid to rest for n space in a marble vault on the hills overlook­ Ing the city with naught but the brief ritual of tho church to sol-’ ernnizo his entombment. The shouti i.nnd c*amor ®nded for him and with it all the pomp and circum­ stance of greatness of place when the heavy burden of tho presiden­ cy slipped from his tired shoulders nenrly three yenra ago. That was the decision reached to­ day by Mrs. Wilson. The dny of her long, brave fight for her strick­ en husband’s comfort nnd noacn could not end, even with his death. Upon her must fall the duty of de­ vision as to the manner and place of entombment, tho weighing of tho claims of tho nation to nay highest honors to the dead against her knowledge of his dislike of tho show and stir of heavy ceremon­ ials. Coolidge Offers Every Honor The whole machinery of govern­ ment stood ready to surround tho fallen chieftain with nil the honors men have devised to tender their great dead. President Cooiidga placed every agency nt his com­ mand at the disposal of the bereav­ ed family In arranging for the fun­ eral. Tne armj(, navy und marina corps stood ready to play tholr part in a great pageant of sorrow such us only men who have been commundcrs In chief of America'* fighting forces may know. There were those in high place* who argued strongly that it wan befitting that Woodrow Wilson, tho wur president, should be given up for u time in death to the keeping of his countrymen that he might be rendered the homnge they would do him for the greatness of tho place ho hud held. For his entomb­ ment was offered that shrine of Amcricnn patriotism, the memorial amphitheater at Arlington whero. America’s unknown from Frond* holds his faithful wutch forever. No quibble, Mrs. Wilson was told would l*e permitted to keep thin fallen war leader from xharlnff ' that glorious vigil in the Virginia hills. ' “ But Not io He." But it was not to be, ami for n time nt least, Woodrow Wilson will sleep ns any honored American citizen may sleep, in u vault set in Bacred surroundings. Men may de­ cide later thut a great memorial shall riso to his honor, blit for tho present he will go forth from his home for the Inst time to lie deep in a murblc vault beneath the llaoi.* of Bethlehem chapel ut Washing­ ton Cathedral, while men nnd women und children com** and go to their prayers above him. The only military touch nt ihn funeral, aside from the uniforms of. the diplomats and high officers who will attend, will be the little squml of men of non-commissioned rank of the army, navy nnd marina corps who will bear the body and form the immediate escort from house to chapel. There will be for this dead chieftain no motionless honor guard about his casket night and dny, no filing past of shuffling thousands for a Inst glimpse of tha dead. But the fighting men into whose careful hands ho will be giv­ en in the last journey will be world war veterans as was he. Simple Rites at Home. Miami Banker Found Before the services ut the chapel, will be simple rites of tbn Guilty of Conspiracy there Presbyterlun church nt 3 p. Wednesday in tho home on I Ilr Tkr ,l«Mflst"( street where death found hint. Inn WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—H rst family service will bo held tb»ro conviitnu In Florida for conspiracy and only a few of thoso closest t<J to violate the prohibition laws wus him In life will share in It. reported at the prohibition unit ent the American peo­ Tuesday by R. Q. Merrick, divis­ pleToinrepre this brief service, President ional chief of New York, who has und Mrs. Coolidge attend but beep working in Mimi on cases there will bo manywill know a pending for several months. Mer­ great personal loss forwho whom room rick wus formerly in charge of the cannot be found. Details uf tb s Florida division. Four men, a home ceremony, had not been «nbanker named Clayton- Miami, now. — , - .■ ,* the fact dead. Wilbur rhelps. T. N. Ia-wis., nounced today beyond the roc ami Foster Sloan were.found gullty of all counts in tho indictments. Merrick was informed by tele­ the former president worshipped graph curly Tuesday and each one in Washington, and Rev. Sylvester 4 was sentenced tuono year and a Beach, in whose congregation hq 1 (Continued on pugo 3) fine of $500. Beautiful Structure to be Tern* porary Entombment of Form­ er President Not Yet Finished Br Tkr .(MwlsIrS Prvu. WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-W est­ ward above Washington, where barrier hills etch a high, broken sky line of billowing green In sum­ mer, of twisted leafless branches in winter, “the labor of an age in piled stones," is rearing the cathe­ dral that for a timo will houso what was mortal of Woodrow Wil­ son. The vast building is yet in the making. Only the great east­ ern arch of the sanctuary is built; but already the structure towers In graceful lines and^star pointing Gothic pinnacles batned at sunset in a glory of coloring all its own. From the city below, down tho long sweep of rolling bill land, the cathedral seems oven now s com­ pleted, fairy structure. The migh­ ty proportions of Us bulk are refin­ ed by distance, its great butresses seem but lines of delicate tracery ugainst an ever changing sky. There is no hint about it to thoso looking up from the wide avenues of a thing unfinished, no ugly, sprnwlying network of stnging to mar its symmetry of line and arch. Beautiful Setting. The building l» growing on a bold promontory th at Juts east­ ward from the rim of the ridge. Standing nt tho baso of the com­ pleted arch, a wonderful, colorful panorama spreads under tho ®y®. The city itself becomes a thing or beauty -with its clustering red roofs and the graying white bulk of its greut buildings softened by distance. . Beyond roll the hills of Mary­ land away to the far horizon, green anti yellow and gold In tho xennty covering the rude hand of winter has left to them. A little to the south sweeps the broad tide of tho Potomac in its twisting iilncty-milc How to Chfsapwko bnv. Bridges that bind the North and South together with healing bonds of commerce seem fragile spans at that distance, arid water craft were chips on tho quiet grn>liluo bosom of tho river. Far down the river, dim in tne distance, are the promontories near Mount Vernon on the \ irginia shore where Washington rc*t», while southward, across the l otomac nnd U3 crowding f/lngo or buildings loom the hills of Arling­ ton National* cemetery and borl Mver with the terraced front of the Memorial Amphitheater and the pillared dignity of the Lie mansion standing out as twin sintries above the glorious dead around them. . . Colorful Maryland Hills. Swinging westward again the eye glimpses the bold heights along K loulh .bor, of tho rW .rrl.ta , above the nearer bank of the wide chasm in which the Potomac lies while beyond roll the colorful hills of Maryland fold on fold. To the northward only from the cathedral runs level land, the nar­ row buck of tho ridge o n which it stands. Up and down that ridge along the busy way of WUconsin avenue (lows nn endless traffic, for there Ilea the western outlet or Washington, the highwuy of motor traffic, the route of Braddocka march to Ohio. In such surroundings there Is growing up a stately house of uoil with the impulse for its stricture springing from all that man has found best through the year* in the church building artistry of the old world. And in a deep marble vault beneath will He among men nnd women who like him saw vis­ ions nnd fought for lofty ideals Woodrow Wilson, war president ot the United States. ’ As in the stately old cathedrals abroad, the crypt chapel covering the vault for honored dead is below the main floor of the build­ ing. All services aru now held in |u deep recctie^f dim In tno naif light of hig.i windows that give only an upwarl glimpse through carved stone wads tn the open r.ir. There is un air >r <r-*at p e a c e end quiet about it, remote even from (Continued on page J) f* *_____ �w -I - i it -W T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y '1 i At vw , COMMITS SUICIDE RECENTLY AT TUB MILANB. Warn* s' *-w r v .^ ; jS'ir Home-sites TROOP MEETS ■- ' \t Dayi ft - - .o n e elope without knowing _ Troop 2 held its first meeting ; Before you answer you’d bet­ Friday night a t 7:30 o’clock. The >Visit the Mllane theatre today meeting was opened by tho Scout Tom Mix appears in "Mile handclasp. The program for Anni­ \\ '-*• “ »♦“ Romeo." versary Week was discussed. The ------ number one is met Troop was instructed to meet at the lady in question refuses the Daptish church for Annivcrs. accompany him to tho rendcz- ary program and were told to in­ ‘ *bcre tho expectant lover vite parents and friends. Robert Glynn and Vernon West­ —Is her. Obstacle number two wra another Jolt when the kind fall passed their tenderfoot test 7 emits a howl a t bolng forced during the week. Royal Blue Mix’s horse. Obtsacle num- was adopted ata the color for our — ; three improves things when, Troop neckerchief. Gordon Wndc a t a result or obstacle number won in a knot-ticing contest. f o y the girl’s father b aroused MEETS MONDAY a a i -Marts in pursuit. < f^ • 'Obstacle number four arises Tho T. E. T. cssal of the Baptist like’ when tho lover who will have a nusinosa picetbecomes suspicious and church Monday, 3:00 o’clock p. m., at .Teases Mix. Obstacle num- ing *five happens to be more violent the church. Restrictions, carefully prepared hy our attorney and made a part of all deeda aid contracts, guarantee i the rest. Mix is obliged to TROOP THREE MEETS future increased values—25 foot building lines are provided—only on# family reaidegees may be built cost the praries with an erstwhile TTie meeting was opened by tho -id ’s obliging body in order Pledge ing not less than $1,500—business, manufacturing tad commercial enterprises are prohibited—and garage of alleginnce to the flag. bring the girl to safety. The Tho rollcull locations are carefully provided for. ■ . ' ; • _____ •______I________ K follov.ed and there parenthetically, by this time were 20 boys present. Ono boy, « e reconciled to Mix’s com* Richard Thornton, made applica­ and evinces a considerable tion for membership, nnd other regard for him before obstaclo six applications \ were accented. occurs. Scoutmaster Haddock announced Are laid, Palms and Trees are being set. More than 500 shrubs are befog planted and the Grass The'girl hidden In a haunted - - - - - - that next Friday night every Boy Miss Margaret Harding, daughter i»f \V. P. G. Harding, former Mix is trapped in a Ion­ lonely Scout in America would renew hii strips are being graded. * * which is surrounded by a oath at 8:15 o’clock. As Wednes­ governor of tho Federal Reserve Board; took her own life, according to formidable posse .out for hia cap­ day, Feb. 18. will be the 14th birth­ an announcement given out by her father at Boston shortly nftcr the ture. Ha Arcs the cabin nnd es­ day of the Boy Scouts of America, act, was committed. Too much society, drinking and cigarettes'are TERMS OF SALE capes behind a smoke screen. His John D. Jenkins will mako an ad­ characterized as the reasons for Miss Harding’s act, Mr. Harding Is T . waek is good and his action fast. dress to the boys and their par­ ■aid to have told newspapermen. Home Sites at Mayfair are within reach of all. 10 to 20 er cent secures your location. BALANCE PAYABetty Jewell ia in support. ents at tho First Baptist churcn. RLE in Monthly Payments. 10 per cent Discount for Tho Scouts will attend the Con­ ' 16 Odays. The world has become too scien­ Except for the fact that 8. gregational church Sunday night. Senior Patrol lender Lender ................, Arrington tifically magnificent, for mere the­ Ernest Fhilpitt is engaged in giv­ PRICES: $975 TO $1475, NONE HIGHER. gnvc us a quiz about the Scout ory to rule it. We want hard facts ing a series of concerts in five :•it • and results. And the truth is thnt cities of the state, nnd is able to laws nnd a few Scout officials. Secure Your Location NOW. <r Continued from page L Patrol Leader Booth nnnounccd theology, as a fighting issue, has give the Quartet five engagements, it would be impossible to hear . tame to the door with the wish in that a moetlng of the Crow Patrol lost its appeal. Phone 623 For Auto Appointment to Inspect the Property. her . heart to pray for the1 sick would ho held ut Troop head­ Hence, of course, this enlighten­ them in Orlando, ns otherwise, ed movement. The decay in faith they could not arrange to make a taan. The polico officer on watch quarters at 7:30 o’clock. The meeting was closed with a is largely due to the dissensions trip so far south for an isolated qstloned her gently. She crowed within. It is the churches which engagement. s t m t and stood silently, with few games. have lagged behind, not the peo­ To fail of hearing this concert !■ bowed for a few moments, ple. Tho people can only view is to be deprived of one of the ■passed on down the street. accustomed post bcsldo the suf­ attempt to modernize doc­ most delightful experiences a mu­ __dA very few came to seek admit­ ferer, bore horseif with the same this trine with approvnl. sic loving person can hnve. tance. Bernard Baruch whs Among those' and he spent most of tho fortitude that has made her de­ The quest for new forms of be­ day in the house seeking some votion n subject of tender admira­ lief is gcncrnl. Europe hns no Cheap Taxis Making ’ to be helpful. Joseph P. Tu- tion throughout the nntionai cap­ longer a faith. Mnn consequent­ HARRY T. BODWELL, Pres, and Treas. ty, Mr. Wilson’s secretary in ital. It was she who first nursed ly is rudderless, awaiting he knows Money In Argentina’s th« long stirring years of hia pollhim when the hand of nffliction not what. Assuredly this is tho 104 Magnolia Aveitue ^SA N FO R D Ueal life, came and went at tho was laid upon him, more thnn four hour for n spiritual reaffirmation. Capital Is Reported - -Flume 623 house both day nnd night. His years ago, during his historic Man Simpler, Winer. Yet ns man has grown simpler, Rroat personal grief was appnr- speaking trip for the League of H r T h e . t a i u r l n l n l I’r r u . Nations. In the flying trip across so also he has grpwn wiser. The BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 1.—An t During the ................ ................................„ ...........BI1B she world today can rend. Thnt is the American tnxicah afternoon, Joseph the continent to Washington concern which ... brother _........r of Icrsons _ thnt the churches must Wilson, of »h«> the former shared with Dr. Grayson tho con"wn »no voir operates Inrgu fleets of taxicabs before the war. The very low 11,-105,200 are apple trees, 4,042,000 1100,000 greater than tho previ­ largest' number recorded ilnct U s i n M I w s l e U I tAut tl A i. 1 . . . .I l a — -— . rident, came from tho ..JUSC, ......................... ho stnnt watch besido him, nnd it was learn, if they would sccuru re­ in New York nnd other cities, sent prices realized for tho largo crop .plums, 1.757,000 pears and 767,000 ous years and adds that the addi­ sults. •gi__ oniy nftcr he had been taken more to meet Miss Mnrgaret n dozen of its vehicles to Buenos of potatoes grown In 1022, led to cherries. tions of the past two years havo The worst feature of the report #n -hurrying to her father’s gravely ill at the White House and We laymen arc not concerned The sugar beet acreage was 1G,- brought the cattle herds bnck to tho was bedside from Now York. had begun to win bnck his strength with grey ' dogma or heretical Aires a few months ago, nnd has the planting of 96,000 acroa less the slump In the number of Toward evening Secretary again that she consented to leave forms 'of bondage. Thought is found the enterprise profitable In the pust year, but tho total was 900, just double that of the previ­ pre-war level. The total number persons employed on the land, larger than in any year before the ous year. of shefp reared shows an increase Week’s car stopped at the bottom him even for the shortest inter­ free. It must remain so in n despite the fact t?int taxi furcs. war. there being a decrease of 97000 , , Dealing with the question of livo of 398,000, the number now being Ncnrly 60,000 of these worktn of the hill nnd he walked up to vals. world that is pre-eminently scien­ arc for cheaper thnn In New York! The total nuptber of fruit trees stock the report points out that tho 13,830,000, tho big population in­ leeve his card at the door. A lit­ Not only in the higher places of tific. It is not hate we look for, 4lllll in regular employment, th* nnd the price of gasoline is higher. returned was 21,038,000, of which number of cattle—5,823,000—was creased by 313,000 to 2,012,000, the were tle later Chief Justice Taft walked tho government, but among the but love. It is some truer inter- > remainder being only casuals. r». down the hill with his message of rank und file of the citizens of pretntion of Christianity. I^*e enr8 nru reported 1 to'hnvo sympathy, and later A. Mltchcl Washington, w*s further news The® Ipre-condition of success, made n net profit of 800 pesos »r .................................................................... Palmer, attorney general In Mr. from the sick room nwnitod anxi­ must, therefore, be full rccogni- each n month, or about 8275 at Wilsons lost administration ‘wns ously. In the dnys of his residence tion of rights, which is the only current exchange rates. American admitted to the house for a few hero, nnd particularly during the ground on which n connective for- wi_u.,„ . . m in u te s . time he had resided almost jn se­ mula can be found. It is renlly , ' 1 0 * nu™°» Aires say taxi As night fell, a cold wind clusion at the house to which he a practical question, affecting th e :fi,rc* nrL’ "° C"®»P here thnt th . Vuatlcd through the street chilling went from tho inaugural ceremo­ validity of the protesting churches People use them more, hence the the watchers. The group slowly nies of Warren Harding, Mr. Wil­ on the one hand und the claim of profits. • J!p0“e’ up f° r n knot of «n- son had been a figure always of papal primacy on tho other. listed men from the non-commis- greatest interest to thousands who Roth would seem amenable to ■toned offlcors staff school whose live in tho capital. He has been modern methods of thought. Tho greeted with mnnjr a wave of the uniforms made a spot of color un­ churches will err if they think der the dim street lights. They hand by his fellow Washingtonians thnt mnn is willing to return to were staunch admirers of the for­ ns he took his daily automobile theological battle. mer president and came to pay ride through tho city, and crowds The laymen will go on, seeking LONDON, Feb. 2.—Although always have gathered to watch his God in his bwn opportunities. tho land under cultivation in Eng­ what tribute they could to him. For those who stood long in the him enter nnd leave his fnVoril • And hin interest will wake op wane street there w as,little to/watch. theatre during hia weekly visits according to the candle thnt is lit land and Wales during 1023 .showed .»,000 acres, there Just the comings nnd goings at there. in the recess nnd primacy of his n decrease of 12< a house of sicknoss, yet Home of To most of these observers lie own heart rather thnn in the are still na many acres being cul­ , them remained long after da (i has appeared during recent weeks scrolls and ponlitlcnls of this br tivated ns before :;ie war, accord­ cold and drifted away tq leave the to huve been somewhat improved that dogma. ing to the 1923 report of the Roan I Vifil to tho newspaper reporters. in health. He took on flesh after of Agriculture. k® I®ft the White House, und the fillcd-out appearance of his fnce Dickson-Ives Open The acreage of wheat in 1023, often was mistaken as a sign of Smart Sport Shop the report says, was 1,7-10,000 acres, returning health. Those who be­ % or practically the same ns the aver­ lieved his condition materially im­ Dickson-Ivcs of Orlando are an­ age of the 10 years immediately . Continued from page 1, proved have been further deceived * \ . nouncing the opening of n smnrt ha thought debate should be dis­ ■y his recent activities in public snort shop on the second floor of affaire; by his old political friends pensed with owing to the condi­ their building, is the only thing tion of Former I’residont Wilson. on subjects of current interest to of kind in inland Florida, l>cau<» . In the senate tho itobinson rca- his party; by his recent visits with ty it.H is paramount in Us appoint­ lution demanding tho reslgna- the distinguished men of Europe ments. Cocina rock is used to Ion of Secretary Dcnby for his on tour here; und by the fightini; good effect, with hanging boxes of ' THE GOOD speech he deliver.; by rudio on part in the oil lease was ia'd . ferns nnd beautiful foliage nt the aside until Monday after Senator Armistice Eve. But to Ids physicians and a littl« columns. Miss Ruth Gross, for­ Robinson had offered u substitute, economy. merly with the millinery depart­ which would limit it wholly to tho circle or Ids friends the enfeebled ment, is in charge. naval secretary. condition of the man has been fully No motor car has ever won so Tho oil leases got into the sen­ apparent, mill they have under­ ate debutc, however, Senator Hef­ stood but too well that his delicate Flanzaley Quartet high a place in public regard in lin, Dem., Alabama, speaking again hold on life might at any time be such u short time as has been ac­ on them and making u general nt- loosed forever. Appears Wednesday corded the good Maxwell since the tsek on the Republican party, lie N ight At Orlando new series was introduced. suggested u new title in plucu of MANILA, Feb. 2—When news . Grand Old Party—great Oil party. of the serious illness of Woodrow 1 1A denlul that he over was con­ Wilson became known here .Satur­ One of the most important mu­ sulted by nny one ns to the wls- day the Senate Insular Legislature sical events in Florida this sen- WE AUK HERE TO STAY dom, merits or legality of the Cal­ adopted -Vi, au resolution nauiumin of in sympathy sympntny ?on,1w^ll be the appearance in Orifornia or Teupot I)omo leases was expressing the hope of speedy re -1‘!,n(V ,,n Wcdncsoay night, Feb. . • • i sent to the senate committee todny covery. •», of the Flonzaicy Quartet. by Attorney General Daugherty in I-or 20 years, this great organ­ ALL MAKES OF a telegram from Miami, Fla. The isation has occupied « place of su­ message said: premacy in the musical life of the . CARS "I beg to advise your committee entire world. Their playing has . that I was never consulted by nay come to be acknowledged u, the one as to the wisdom, merit a or highest type of ensemble work the Serviced in cur repair department legality of the California or Teapot world knows anything about. In Declares Divines Can Better Lead Dome oil lenses now under con­ view of the importance of their People If Not Divided Over THE GOOD sideration by your committee nor playing in Florida, musical people Doctrine. 4Vs» tho department of juslico ever throughout this entire community Anted for an npin:on or rntinultcd will undoubtedly avail themselves MAXWELL LONDON, Jan. 31.—To Mho lay of the opportunity to hear them. In regard the report. The attorney mind, religious controversy has •Baweral la permitted to render Iti-t ■Minions only when requested to do long been gray matter; indeed, it go by tho President and heads of to difficult today to realize thu ter­ CRYSLER governmental departments. I give rific doctrinal war waged by stretch churchmon about manifestations you this information in justice to and interpretations, nnd wehther your committee, the department Rome coaly poscssos the mystic of justice nnd nil concerned.” CHALMERS keys given to St. Peter. Fven before the war th* con­ troversial theologian was hardly | interesting. ~ ! Sales and Service We who stand outside the gutes (Continued from png" 1) • •• s T o d & y , , , . of controversy, who take our • Another of those who called in Christianity simply, who no long­ . the constant flow of jiumunity that er tremble before the casuistry of W in. l-'ux I'n -s rn ls ingenious divine—we can transformed the quiet residential Some only aay to any movement of re­ TOM MIX IN street and kept it crowded through­ union: "Why not? To us, there out the day was John W. Weeks, •s only one God or principle of di­ secretary of war. Tnere were sev- vinity. Ami thin ia generally rec­ •ral of tho former president’s old ognised in these days as love. friends admitted to /he house, bat 'Ihus religion has become sim­ none of them were permitted to plified. The layman can legititiWith Tony, the Wonder Horse. enter the sick room . mutely claim in this respect—in It’a a Mighty Whirl of Action. The sudden collapse of the for- this ... scientific sense—to be ahead Comedy, Clyde Cook in The mer president meantime had s ta r t- jof .... Corner Snnford Ave. and his teachers. He will surely ed many rumors of his death, nml Iwelcome any process of doctrinal Orphan, Mutt amf Jeff. Second St. at one time Into in the afternoon. Isimplification. Special Orchestra. % Washing ^ Navy Vn -ft,e *rt‘at Sl0fhoni ^ ’ the Religion Not Schism, Storing ami building across One ninv even go further. "Why Repairing Prices 10 and 33 cents. White House were lowered to hulf- not?’ is hardly enough. Tho old mast. Tlie order was recalled a tenors of our ancestors have gone. — Phone — Monday: A Goldw>n i’icturc, 473 473 few minutes later. Religion is no longer a schism o r , Throughout the day and into the fight about words nnd their m ean-1 I he Stead Fast Heart. night, A(rs. Wilson, at hrr long- injrs. i . t A YF A IR ' i i L [ -X --. -.J L X Original COME OUT AND SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING-CEMENT WALKS " a ahmh mm g ggiaiainiajEm arai^ Make Your Dollars Stretch ; GREAT DEAL LESS ‘ The purchasing power 6f a dollar bill has shrunk considerably in the last ten years. There has never been a time when discriminate buying paid bigger dividends. TEA POT DOME Every day this newspaper contains information that . you should have to increase your buying power. The advertisements are intimate little lessons in every-day They teach you how, when and for what your dollar will go farthest. B MAXWELL To those vvho know how to use it, newspaper adver­ tising is a watchdog of dollars—a continuous source of yeconomy and satisfaction. HISTORIAN HITS CHURCH SCHISM Merchants tell of their bargains through the adver- ' tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered through an advertisement. Practically every unusual buy is advertised. You can your dollar to its elastic limit by keeping abreast of the opportunities to get full value. ILAN WILSON FIGHTS THEATRE. PiersonRogers “Mile-a-Minute Romeo” lAUTOCO. T h e re ’s ju s t. One Way to Do T h is Read the Advertisements * ' �IMELONSTO 1 NEW TR1ALBT BE PLANTED SOON SUPREME COURT BY THE FARMERS i J S&t-iCrort Rule* H u t Youth’a Trial GAINESVILLE, Fla., Feb. 5, _ . Waa Nat HaM la Accordance Watermelon planting already has begun in Florida for the 1024 sea­ son, and reports are that the acre­ ►/SO s. TALLAHASSEE, Fab. 4 <S age will be Increased over last m R 'n*r- ial>—'The supreme court late Sat- year In at least one county. h' - urday evening reversed the order The county agent for Marlon re­ " made by Judge J. W. Perkins, In ports that planting has started in ' ** * Volusia county circuit court, deny- that county, while It is reported gt 80.0 ing motion for writ of error coram from Hamilton that the melon jo nobis In the case of Aubrey Lee growers there are planning to in­ l | v. .* Nickels against the state. crease their acreage over 1023. W- i, ^ Nickels contended that he umuu, K,u-,u ,u aU,f , , pleaded guilty to the charge of ] will to somo extent, be co-operai,M'rap4 and waa sentenced to death | lively marketed, 11 fanners and fc*H*,,:on such plea out of fear of being 10.0 rkiHed unless he plead guilty. to ship co-operatively., L The supreme court finds from Co-operative efforts on the part { '- ‘•-• the record that the accused was of the farmers featured the past , "" * misled into believing that only the week's reports from several coun­ , *' ” death penalty could legally ho im- ties by the demonstration agents. Id.r posed on him after a verdict of In Madison cuunty the farmers -»• guilty without recommendation to ordered 280 tons of fertilizer, and D • mercy by the jury; and that his an unstated amount, the third so . • surroudings were such that he rea­ ordered, whs co-operatively order­ sonably may have believed and ed in Wakulla county, G. C. that his lifo was In Immi- Hodge, agent for Wakulla, ropqrt>r"<•’ rlr*. feared nent danger of fatal mob violence cd that nil tobacco beds arc out “~ if HI did not plead guilty, and th at there and that tho land Is being >.l**>bypr pleading guilty he had a chance prepared for all crops. Other features of the weekly re­ *•' “ of a sentence of life impi • This being his state of mind, the ports included: Walton (J. W. Muthison): Held plea ol guilty waa not entered with a full appreciation of its con- some fine co-operative fruit meet­ - sequences and was not voluntary ings throughout the county this vM^ahv without fear, but was entered week; good crowds ami much inr | C because of fear, misapprehension, tcrest. Have about 20 farms be­ ignorance or Inadvertence, which ing stumped this week, getting . would render the plea and the sub- ready, for fruit orchard*. One j , sequent proceedings of the trial people are organizing to grow a court null and void. The opinion sweet potato crop for the early market, *** is per curiam. Oskaloosa, It. J. Hart): Ileld^ tu Judge Ellis filed a dissenting otic of thu best farmers’ meetings m r opinion Nickels was represented before ever held in the county, at Laurel the ssupre upremc court by Attorney Hill on Saturday. Arranged plans of work, hoibu mixing of fertiliz­ James 11. Bunch of Jacksonville. ers, acreage and kinds of truck crops to grow featured the discus­ sions. i j j J' w,tfc 8UU Lmw“’ * £ Government Expert Z Will be In Sanford Vance Douglass To £ To Meet Fanners Enter The Race For E. E, Conklin, standardization r C expert, representing the Bureau of Circuit Court Clerk w “ **• rt W* -a! j* . 3Q V, u **■ rt! (■MW fC . ' " Agricultural Economics at WashIn another column of this issue ington, will be in Sanford this week according to P. D. Rupert, head of will bo found the announcement of the local government inspection Vance E. Douglass, for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court. For. bureau. Mr. Conklin, wtio is an expert somo timo it has been generally in his line, will nrrnnge to meet understood that Mr. DouglnHs a large number of the growers in would make the race this election, conference with reference to his in as much ns it was generally work and in uddition will do ex- known that his father, E. A. Doug­ tensive field work. He- will study lass, who at present holds the of­ the shipping conditions here at the fice, would not make the race for production point. He hns just re- re-election. Vance E. Douglass, was born ami turned from the East where he has been studying the market condi- raised in this and Orange County, and has been a resident of this tions. It is Mr. Conklin’s purpose to County since its creation. For the adjust the grades and standards past ton years ho has served as of tho vegetable products so ns to Deputy Clerk in tho office which meet the requirements and Condi- he now seeks, under his father and tions at both points. Government is in every wny thoroughly famil­ inspection, us has been pointed out iar with the duties of the office. Under tho guidance of his father before, will insure a uniform puck which also insures better prices the office of Clerk of the Circuit for the products. These standards Court for this County hns been must be set according to condi- well conducted, nnd Mr. Douglass t*on" prevailing at both points, state* that if elected to the office namely, the ■wuin;, i,iD shipping and receiving he will mnintain tin same degree or market point, according to Mr. I of efficiency, und when possible imRupert. I prove on the conduct of the office. Mr. Rupert will bo associated . He has served for the past sevwith Mr. Conklin during his visit , era! years as clerk of the different here and those who are interested | courts when in session, nnd as are requested to get into cum- clerk of thu board of county com­ munication with the former at missioners. If elected, Mr. Dougonce. lavs promises the best of service nnd the same courteous treatment "Tho I’inellas County Power to all who have business with the Company is planning the erection office. _________ i__ >___ of a new $ 1,500,000 electric power Sixty-five statements of tho plant to be located nl Huyboro, and It is hoped to have the new plant in financial conditions of Monroe readiness for operation next year," county . _ have been sent by _ Dave Z. says the St. Petersburg Indupend. Filer, county clerk, to bonding ent. v . Btf H U H ‘houses troughout the country. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROM* PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 110, ADOPTED BY T1IE CITY COMMISSION DECEMBER 10, lt»23. The following is the estimated cost of paving Palmetto Avc. 21 foot in width with sheet asphalt from Fifteenth Street south to Cen­ tral Street. 1200 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c .................................................. 000.00 1700 Lin. ft. curb and gutter ut @ 85c .................................... 1445.00 175.00 500 Lin. ft. flush curb <jt> 35c ....................... 5100.00 2550 Sq. yds .paving (ji) $2.00 ........................... 510.00 425 l.in. ft. 12" storm sewer ftp $1.20 ......... . 110.00 4 Inlets $35.00 ................. ........ ................. 50.00 1 Munhule .....................................‘.......... ...... 100.00 1000 Lin. feet 3" drain tile (?t $100.DO per 51. 050.000 Engineering, legal, advertising, etc.................. Total cstimuted cost ...................................... ........................... $8770.00 To be burnc entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage 183(5.5. I Assessment per foot frontage $1.7751. n ^ FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer. tilPreliminary Foot Name Description If rontage Assetisment m tt.i 1 E. It. Trafford’s Map,’ Sanford, Fla. 50 238.77 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 15, lilk 17, Tr 1 .......... .....1 238.77 UtnMflsch Realty Co., I.ot 7, Ulk 17, Tr. 1 ................... 50 305.03 64 -MfeiHch Realty Co., Lot H. Htk 17, Tr. 1 .... „ ....... 50 238.77 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0, 151k 17, Tr. 1 ........ tr* Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, lilk 17, Tr. 1 . 50 238.77 238.77 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, lilk 17, Tr.,2 .... . ■ 238.77 50 Meisch Realty Co„ Lot 2, Bik 17, Tr. 2 ___ 306.63 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Bik 17, Tr. 2 ....... 04 238.77 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Bik 17, Tr. 2 ..... 50 • hr •*» Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Bik 17, Tr. 2 ........ 238.77 50 334.29 Meisch Realty Co., Lot (5, Big 18, Tr. 1 ....... 70 334.29 Meisch Realty Co., I^ot 7, Bik 18, Tr. 1 ....... 70 #334.29 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Bik 18, Tr. 2 .... 70 a i Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2, Bik 18, Tr. 2 ....... 70 334JJ9 Baumel’s Plat, Sanford, Fla. U* S. S. Baumel, Lot 1 ........................ ............ 231.00 49 268.86 S. S. Baumel, Lot 2 ....................... ............ 56.3 H rt: a. 21.8 118.43 !tu Mrs. A, Simon, Lot 1, Bik E ......................... 62.5 298.40 -Si Mrs. A. Simon, Ioit 4, Bik E ......................... 298.40 62.5 llh Mrs. A. Simon, Lot 5, lilk K .......... ................ ir- Frank Graham, Lot 10, Bik E ....... ......................... 120 573.05 573.05 [ r t II. W. Allen, I-ot 1, Bik F ...... ............................ 120 G. M. Shipp, Lot 2, Bik F ........................ ........... 125 596.93 Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co. lleg. at the S. E. U) Cor. Lot 1, Buumel’s Plat in Sunford, Fla. Run l*t South along West side Pulmctto Avc. 155.8 ft. [rr.1 West 117 ft. N. 65.8 ft. E. 117 ft. to beg........... 56 267.42 ■JM C" '^ t!a n tic Coast Line Ry Co. Ucg, at S. W. Cor. H £ rc Lot 8 Baumel’a Plat, Sanford, Fla., .Run S. 58.5 ft. along E. side Palmetto Ave. - E. 117 ft, N. 50 ft. across the Railroad Right of Way 236.39 40.5 thence weaterly to beg. ——.......... - ..... - .... ... »a « Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co. Beg. at N. E. Cor. u Lot 1. Bik F. Markham Park Hta. Run SEly along south Right of-way line of A. C. L. Ry. 150 ft- thence N. 62 ft, across said R-W, th'.nco '*1. NEly along North line A. C. L. Ry. R-\Y 150 ft. more or less to Palmetto Ave., thence South 242.50 50,8 to Beg. A. C. L. Ry. Co. Also beg. at the intersection of West line of Pnlmetto Avc. with South1 line of A. C. L. Ry. Co.’s Lake Charm Branch, thence run NWly along the South line of aahl R-W 160 ft- thence North across the said R-W 62 ft. thence SEly along N. E. side of R-W 150, ft 242.59 50.8 thence south 62 ft. to beg............... ......... .......... G..C. and Hester Fellows. Beg. at the intersection of East Lino extended of Palmetto Ave. as laid out in Markhnm Park Hta. Addn. to Sanford, Fla., and the northerly line of the A. C. L. R. R. right of way on their Lake Charm Branch. Run North 132.1 ft. F.. 120 ft. S. 132.1 ft. 030.83 W. 120 ft. to beg. ................ ................. —- 132.1 G. C. nnd Hester A. Fellows. Beg. at intersection of West line extended of Pslmetto Ave. ns laid out in Markham Park Hta. Addn. to Sanford, Fla., and the Nly. line of the A. C. L. R. It. R-W on their Lake Charm Branch, run N. 87.2 f t West to snid It. It. R-W, thence south­ 416.41 87.2 erly nlnng said R-W to beg.................. ,........... Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested in the Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that said assessments are payable in full within thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roils have been equalized, npproved and confirmed, or in fifteen equal nnnuni install­ ments with interest nt 8f,f per annum from and after the time said special assessments stand npproved nnd confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, will be held nt the City Hall nt 2:30 P. M. on the 25th dny of February, A. D. 1924, nt which meeting said Board will henr any nnd all complaint* and objection^ ns to such Special Assessments, and will at snid tifno adjust and cquntizc said assessments on a basis of jus­ tice nnd right nnd when snid special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens upon the property against which said assessments are made until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolutions oT the City Commission, ndopted on the the 10th day of Dec. 1923, No. 110, 111, 115, and lid of the City Commission of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted oil the 14th dn^y of January, A. D. 1924. ' ‘SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Feb. 5-12 C. D. Bromley, Lot 2 C. D. Bromley, Lot 3 ... C. D. Bromley, Lot 4 ..... C. D. Bromley, Lot 5 — C. D. Bromley, Lot 6 —.~ C. D. Bromley, Lot 7 C. D. Bromley, Lot 8 — L C. D. Brqrnley, Lot 9 ---- C. D. Bnimley, Lot 10 Sporting's Addition, Sanford, Fla. J. B. Crawford and wife, Lot 5, Bik. B -----------....$8067.60 Total estimated c o s t ...... ..........— ..— -----------Wesley Chestruit, Lot 0, Bik B -------------To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Wesley Chestnut, Lot 7, Bik B .....---------Number of feet frontage 1500 . , Wesley Cheetnut, Lot 8, Bik B .......................... Assessment per foot frontage $5.3784. , r FRED T. WILLIAMS, City Engineer Lane’s Addition, Bajrford, Fla. Lane's Addition to Sanford. C. R. Duffin, Lot 12 ................................ .— Preliminary Name Description Foot C. R. Duffin, Lot 14 Fronts i f Assessment Howard Overlln, Lot 1 0 ....... L 571.90 ..I 106.33 C. I- Britt, et a!- Lot 1 9 ...... ..................—‘ rT~ Howard Overlln, Lot 18 — —..... 698.65 ... 129.9 Howard Overlln, Lot 29 1 .......... . 715.33 Howard Overlln, Lot 20 ..v----133 J. A. Williams, Lot 29 ...................... ...... ...>*»-**••»**• 715.33 Mrs. N. B. Leonard, Lot 21 .— 133 W. A. Fitts, S r- Lot 3 0 ...... ............................. 645.41 T. F. Powell, Lot 23 120 W. A. Fitts, Sr- Lot 39 ....... ..... ........ ....... ....................... ....... 693.81 T. F, Poweli, Lot 2 5 ......— 129 W. A. Fitts, S r- Lot 40 ..... ...... .................. C. L. Britt, et ol., Lot 2 7 .......... ............... .—.......... Connelly Park, Sanford, FIs. 268.92 J. A. Williams, Lot 29......................<•--------- ------50 A. P. Connelly, Lot 15 .......................... ......... 934.50 173.75 Markham Park Heights, Addn. to Sanford. A. P. Connelly, Lot 29 ...... .................. ....... 934.50 B. Smith, Lot 4, Bik II ......-............ —......... .—..... 173.75 A. P. Connelly, Lot 4 3 ...... ......... 1000.37 W. S. Price, Lot 5, Bik I I ....... 186 A. P. Connelly, Lot 56 ............... 888.88 Geo. D, Bishop, b )t 8, Bik H ............................ 165.27 A. P. Connelly, Lot 69 .............. D ilie Went, Lot 1, Bik I •»«**)«••*•****•• •♦**••«***•»••*»« •■.—...i—.... SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Leslie Went, Lot 6, Bik I Leslie Went, Lot 7, Bik I OF RESOLUTION NO. 114, ADOITED ON THE 14TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1924. * Spencer Heights, Sanford, Fla. The following is the estimated cost of paving Magnolia Ave. 24 G. W. Spencer, Lot 7 ---- ----------------- -----feet in width from Centra) Street south to Franklin Street, with sheet G. W. Spencer, Lot 9 ........................... —t.......... asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. 1 , G. W, Spencer, T.ot 8 ...................... 2950 Cu. yds. excavation @ 50c ...................1........................... 1475.00 G. W. Spencer ,Lot 10..........................- .......... . 4220 Lin. ft. Concrete fcurb and gutter @ 85c......................... 3587.00 G, W. Spencer, Lot 11 .—...............— .....—.... 320 Lin ft. flush curb @ 3 5 c ............................... — ............. 112.00 G. W. Spencer, Lot 12.....:........... 5310 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ........ ............................................10,620.00 G. W. Spencer, Lot 13 ........... 9 Inlets @ $35.00 ........... ............’ .......................... - ............ 315.00 G. W. Spencer, Lot 1 4 ---- -----3 Manholes @ $50.00 ..!......................................................... 150.00 G. W. Spencer, oLt 15 ............ 1500 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer (0) $1.10 .................. ............. 1050.00 G. W. Spencer, Lot 16............. 3 Monuments a t street intersections (S> $0.50 ..................... 19.50 G. W, Spencer, Lot 17 ............ Legal expenses, engineering, advertising, etc., 8r/r................. 1434.50 G. W. Spencer, Lot 18.............. 150 Lfak f t flush curb 9 35e---1980 Sq. yds. paving <g> *2.00------540 Sq. yds. alley returns @ 25c 325 Lin. ft. 15” storm sewer @ *1.40------— *— -— 675 Lin. ft. T2” storm sewer @ *1.10------—-----------^ 1 Manhole, .100 Lin. f t 3” drain t i l e ______ _____ _———--------— 5 Inlets @ $35.00 .................................................... Engineering, Legal Expense, Advertising, etc- 89e 6150 3960.00 185.00 455.00 742.50 50.00 25.00 176.00 597.60 56 56 56 56 56 56 50 56 56 50 120 55 55 120 , 60 60 70 70 70 70 70 73.15 70 70 70 70 70 73.4 In Section 36, Township 19 S., Range 30 E. Total cstimuted cost ....... .................................... ...■............... $19,363.00 V. C. Collcr, Beg. 360 ft. south and 445 ft. W. of To be borne entirely by adjacent property. E. 1-2 Milo Post, Run W. 185 ft. S. 300 ft., E. 185 Number of feet frontage, 3626.15. ft,, N., 300 ft. to. beginning ........................ 292.3 Assessment per foot frontage $5.3398. 15 FRED WILLIAMS, Engineer. . Mrs. M. R. Macey, E. 100 ft. of S. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. E. 1-4, Less N. 30 ft. and por­ Evans Terrace, Sanford, Fla. tion in Magnolia ^Yvc.............................. . 292.3 Name Description Foot Preliminary Frontage Assessment L. A. Renuud, E. 130 ft. of W. 1-2 of N. 1-2 of S. 1-2 of N. E. 1-4 bf S. E. 1-4.............................. 281 $365.78 15 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY C. D. Brumley, Lot 1 ................................................ 68,5 OF RESOLUTION NO. 113, ADOITED ON THE ItTII DAY OF JANUARY, A. I>. 1924 BY THE CITY COMMISSION. The following is the estimated cost of paving Palmetto Ave. with sheet asphalt on n 6" rock base, 21 feet in width from Hughey St,,1south to Franklin St. 11*00 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c............................. ......... ................ ; 950.00 2720 Lin. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @ 8 5 c................................ 2312.00 200 bin. ft. flush curb @ 35c ............................................ . • 70.00 3110 Sq. yds. pnving @ $2.00 ....................................... ........ 6880.06 690 Lin. ft. storm sewer (ft) $1.10................................ ....... . 759.00 2 Monuments at street intersections dp $0.50.................. 13.00 3 Manhole* <«> $50.00 ........................ ................................. 150.00 8 Inlets <g> $35.00 .............................................. ............... "’280.00 Engineering, legal expenses, advertising, etc., 8f,i .................. 913.00 HE most taiked-about cars . build We spend $000,000 yearly to ma­ ,, quality »*I*I «-ISi cars as Gtudcbahcr. among fine cars arc the Studc-. chine aiL surfaces of crank shafts,"’ Total'estimated coat ......... ....................................................... Engineering—$500,CGO yearly baker Sixes — at $975 and up. just as in Liberty Airplane Motors. To be borne entirely by adjacent property. That h the reason for that perfect Number of feet frontage, 2309.55. vYc created an engineering depart­ Sales have almost trebled in t‘.:c balance, that absence of vibration. ment which costs v5C0,0C0 yearly. Assessment per foot frontage $5.3374. past three years. The demand for There are 125 skilled men there Every Studebaker car is Timken* these cars, growing by leaps and FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. who devote their time to studying equipped. The Special-Six and the Name Description bounds, has been Motordom’s chief Foot Preliminary betterments in cars. They make Eig-Six have more Timken bearings sensation. Frontage Assessment 500,000 tests yearly. than any car celling under $5,600 in N. H. darner's Second Addn. to Over $200,000,000 was last year There 13 a department of Methods America. The Light-Six more than Markhnm Park Heights, Sanford. spent for Studebaker models. or.d Standards. They decide and fi;: my competitive car within $1,000 of W. K. Scoggin, Lot 1, Bik I . ............................... 17.47 253.37 Now we wish to explain, to all every standard in these cars. ita price. W. E. Seoggin, Lot 2. lilk L ............................ 52.47 280.05 who are interested, the Open cars have real W. E. Wells, Lot 3, Iltk 1................................. 280.05 52.47 reasons for that success. leather upholstery. They 52.47 280.05 cost $25 more per car Elizabeth Dykes, No. E125.35 ft., Lot 5, Bik I........ 52.47 280.05 Studebaker has than imitation leather. Elizabeth Dykes, E. 125.35 ft. of Lot 6, Bik L ___ 51.15 273.00 always led Maude M. Jinklns, Lot 7, Ulk K ............................. 47.47 Our closed cars have 253.37 years the name James Abbott, Lot 9, lilk K ............... ......... ........ 62.47 280.05 Chase M ohair uphol­ Studebaker has stood for 62.47 280.05 stery. T h i s is ma d e Studebakcrs held the top place in the fi.ic quality and class. Minerva E. Field, Lot 13, Ulk K 62.47 280.05 from the soft fleece of car field today. Studebaker equipages, Mrs. A. II. Haskins, Lot 15, Ulk K 103.62 553.00 Angora g o ats. And a in the carriage days, held Sparling's Addtiion. In 1919, the public paid over $80,000,000 Sedan requires from 15 premier place. The White for 39,356 Studebaker cars. 66.21 300.02 to 18 yards. House owned them in Frank Lossjng, Lot 7, Ulk A .. 50.21 300.02 In 1920, the public paid ever $100,000,000 Velour for this upholthe days of Grant and W. A. Fitts, Lot 8, Ulk A . . .... 50.21 300.02 for 51,474 Studebaker cars,an increase of Btery would save us up Harrison. S. S. iiaumel, Lot 9, Ulk A .. 50.21 300.02 to $100 per car. 31% over 1919. Now we make motor 50.21 300.02 cars only. But the Stude­ In 1921, the public paid over $120,000,000 Note the finish of every O. I 120 010.49 baker name, in this mod­ detail. Mark the infinite J. I for 66,643 Studebaker earn, an increase of 49 201.53 ern field, simply had to care. They add 25% to W. L. Davis, Lot 10, Ulk II 29% over 1920. 49 201.53 maintain its prestige. labor cost on luxurious 49 201.53 In 1922, the public paid over $155,000,000 * * closed bodies. Lone's Addition to Sanford, Fla. for 110.2G9 Studebaker cars, an increase of We had the money, we Herald Printing Co- Lot 22 .................................... Note the completeness 56 298.89 06% over 1921. had the incentive — we W. A. Fitta, Sr., Ia>t 21 ................................ ....... cf our larger closed cars. 50 298.89 who now control. And In 1923, the public paid over $201,000,000 W. A. Fitts, Sr., Lot 2 6 ............................................ 50 The nickel-plated bump­ 298.89 our one am bition has W. A. Fitts, Lot 28 ............................................. for 145,1G 2 Studebaker cars, an increase of ers, the extra disc wheels 50 298.89 been to m aintain the W. A. Fitts, Lot 30 ............................................ and cord tires, the steel 32% over 1922. 50 298.89 Studebaker place. trunk, the courtesy light, George II. Sanders, Lot 31 .................................. 50 In 1924, business has opened w ith Stude­ 298.89 etc. Think what they C. L. Iiritt, et nl., Ia>t 33 ........................................ 50* 298.89 $90,000,000 assets baker as never before. would cost you, bought C. L. Iiritt, et nl- Lot 35 ........................................ 50 298.89 behind us Learn why all these buyers preferred as extras. C. L. iiritt, et ul., Lot 3 7 .....................*................. 50 298.89 Studebakcrs. Studebaker assets arc C. L, Iiritt, et nl.. Lot 3 9 ........................ 50 Thus we have made 298.89 $90,000,000. We have In Section 36 Township 19 South, Range 30 E. theStudebaker the leader $50,000,000 in modern Sanford, Florida. of quality cars. We have plants and equipment. Mm, H, A. Spelr, Ucg. 360 ft. south nnd 175 ft built a demand exceed­ Not old plants re-adapted. Wc have Our factories employ 1,200 inspec­ West of K. 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. 120 ft, south ing 145,000 cars per year. spent $32,000,000 in new plants in tors, to make 30,000 inspections on 200 ft. E. 120 ft. N. 200 ft. to beginning ........... 192.25 Learn the results of these efforts, 1020.12 i five years. We have equipped them all Studebakcrs cars. Few flaws, few Mrs. II. A. Spier. Ucg. 360 ft. south and 342 ft. in fairness to yourself. Don't buy a with 12,500 up-to-date machines. mistakes can escape them. That, we West of K. 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. 103 ft. S. car at $1,000 or over without know­ Over $8,000,000 was spent on drop believe, is the finest organization 260 ft- E. 103 ft., N. 200 ft., to beginning ....... 192.25 ing what we offer. i 1020.12 forge plants alone. Another $10,000,ever devoted to motor car building. Forrest laike, and A. It. Key, Beg. 560 ft. South Compare the parts and details. 000 on body plants, to maintain our und 175 ft- W. of E. 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. 120 ft. Mark the advantages we offer — prestige in coach building. The price of quality S. 50 ft. E. 120 ft. N. 50 ft, to beg...... ............. 50 scores on scores. Our experience is 200.87 We believe that no other plant in On some steel alloys for vital parts Forrest I-uke and A. U. Key. lieg. 560 ft. south that 95% of those who do that buy a the country is so well equipped to we pay 15% extra to get them exact. ,i and 342 ft. W. of the K. 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. Studebaker car. _ ______ 103 ft. S. 50 ft. E. 103 ft. N. 50 ft. to beg............ 50 ' 200.87 r John Russell, Beg. 590 ft.' S. and 175 ft W. of L 1 G H r - S I X S P E C I A L - S I X * % ’! the E. 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. 120 ft. S. 50 ft. E. B I G S 1 X f 120 ft. N. 50 ft. to lag. .................................... 50 5-Pass. 112' W. B. 40 H. P. 200.87 5-Pass. 119" W. B. 50 II. P. 7-Pass. 126' W. B. 60 H. PTouring . . . John Russell, Beg. 590 ft. south und 342 ft West - $ 905.00 Touring $1350.00 Roadster (3-Pass.) T o u r i n g ......................*1750.00 9/5.00 of tho E 1-2 Mi. Po. Run W. 103 ft S. 50 ft. E. Roadster (2-Pass.) . . . Coupe-Roadster (2-Pasa.) • 1195.00 1323.00 Speedster (5-Pass.) . . . 1835.00 103 ft. North 50 ft. to beg................................... 50 Coupe (5-Pass.) Coups (5-Pass.) . . . 260.87 - 1395.00 1895.00 Coup; (S-Pass.) . . . 2495.00 Sedan . . . - 1485.00 Sedan . . . . 1985.00 S e d a n .................. 2685.00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY (A ll price. I. o. ti. fa c ln n . Term., ,a m eet , OUr to nv,„l,„cc.) OF RESOLUTION NO. 116 AUDITED ON T1IE 14TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1921. The following in the estimated cost of Paving Franklin Street a !\ SAN JUAN GARAGE width of 21 feet with *hcct asphalt on a 6 inch base, from Sanford Ave. west to Park Ave. 1200 Cu. yds. excavation @ 50c....................................................; 600.00 1500 Lin. ft. of concrete curb and gutter, @ 8 5 c _________ $275.00. A Story of Success H ow Studebaker C ars became leaders 1 4 5 ,0 0 0 p e o p le last y e a r paid $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r th e m T Learn w hy 1 4 3 ,1 6 2 bought Studebakers in 1 9 2 3 / For72 * »« * ■The W o r l d ’s L a r g e s t Producer of Q u a l i t y . A u t o m o b i l e s �THB 8A N F0R D D k L ^ T V E flD l HIm Katharine Lawton cnt*to their I tun*. Uisjtd » ,f i * friends a t 9 n ak ' .H I M * * Jon* party Tuesday erefling. 'Tbs civic. department of U m (Continued from oaf* 1) the busy sound of tho building Woman’s Club U working op « most amusing play for Friday, work above and aronnd. "The Man 01 Peace.1* ■ rn. Jack Shea hap A low'doorway opens into tho the parts are taken by the “real hurtdsy after a corridor that leads down into the article'.’’ "Selina Fling1, wh6 loves Mr. SKeahan’a sfsl chnpfel, its arched top below the to sing,” represented by Mr*. C. D. Sauer and family. level of the eyes ns one turns to West and “Elisa . Toots, who tho steus that lead down'to it. clocates," by Miss MacfarAnd above that door, through Ish are two chdrattera *whose per­ S'nnlord roadt N which Woodrdw Wilson trill be formance alone would be moM man Mr. Kitchen-of Oakaloosa, Iowa, carried tenderly ntxt Wednesday worth the price of (be tickets. spent several days In Oviedo this to sleep in the r»Uce of bfehufy and Then there’s “Orann, tno Wooden week looking "over farm s and ulct, runs this legend, carved Mad," played by F. W. Swope to groves. ecp In the graying stonework: such perfection that the onlookers "ET. A. Parnell has closed out the wonder if. he wilt ever move again Oviedo Mercantile Company and Is “The Man of Peace." “ 1 entire time to bis grove His' surroundings will not be without being wound with a key giving |ils strange to the war president aa ho Then there arc others -oquaityr Ba Several of the Oviedo boys en­ sleeps beneath tW chapel floor. He good but too numerous ta mention. stood in this place maiiy times in On the whole (be pliy will bis ur(V- joyed the banquet given by the life, although of different faith, to usually good and very enjoyable DeMolay In Sapford Wednesday evening. pay honor to great occasions. It to both old and young. Mbs. R. W. Lawton entertain­ Miss Mabel Swope spent Thurs­ was there he went in 1U18, less than* a week after the Armistcc ed the rook club Thursday after­ day'in Sanford. • 1 -’ A number' of tho Oviedo Epthat ended hostilities of the great noon. Mrs. Joe Lienhart of Lake worth League attended the un­ war* Was signed, going as prerident to attend a victory servico of Charm died Monday evening Jan. ion meeting in Orlando Friday thanksgiving. Ah'd now he will 28; at the Florida Sanitarium, evening. The slight. Increase in the prices omc again in the democracy of where she had been (It for several death to sleep a white among these weeks. The funeral was held in qf fruit has set tye pickers and fellow Christians of anpther faith the Catholic cemetery in Orlando packers to. work again this week. S; R. Walhwrlght and littlo son, who so gladly make him welcome. Wednesday morning. Miss Mnbic Swone-of Stetson Benny, spent Tuesday and Tues­ .pr. Cary T.» Grayson, the former president’s personal physician University is spending sevej.il day night in Orlando where the OVIEDO talks with newspapermen on his way to the Wilson homo. days at home this week. latter was under the care of Dr. Mrs. Alice Raleigh on Feb. 1, C. P. Christ for tfie removal of his Airs. H. B. McCall is visiting nssuifted control of tho Oviedo Ho­ tonsils and adenoids. ready made of the Florida coast rrlntivcs at Lakeland this week. tel, Mr. dhd Mrs. Andrew’ Aulin W. IV Dodd his purchased a Okeechobee May line. When this juo of establish­ ing control points is completed, Become Famous engineera will go about making churls of ::ie canals lend­ Commerce Path accurate ing to the lake and of tho lake it­ self. Depth of the water at till Engineers Planning To Cut Route no’,its will be shown, channels will Through Lake Between East i*o Indicated with the strength and direction of all currents. In addl-1 and Gulf Coast 'f tlon, the usual aids 10 navigation,! such lights and hell buoys wil) Hr The .iMiwlnln) Press! WASHINGTON, Fch. .5.—Lak: bo shown on the first chart ever; Okeechobee; Fla., which has coat made c.f this area. the state several millions of dol­ Engineers of the Coast and Geo- ! lars in its efforts to reclaim the dotic Survey report that the state . swamp area surrounding It, may of Florida is co-opernting in every become fnmntu not many years way with.the work now being done. hence ns a short cut for small One enuse yf trouble is fall Is so bonts from the Atlantic Ocean to pleasant you have to cuss other the Gulf of Mexico. things besides the weather. Commerce now flows up and )ia s down the canals which lead from this great inland body of water to the sen on both sides, and vil­ lages have sprung up around the • 4 lake ns a direct result of this com­ merce. The canals, intended ami constructed originally to drain the lake and reclaim the waste nrens between it and the coasts, have become so potentially important tj]$t that the state of Florida has nsked the United States Const and Geo­ detic Survey to chart tho cnnnls ns well as the lake ns an aid to navigation. ; The state of Florida was wise in its choice of the Coast and Geo­ economy. detic Survey, for ihat branch of the government makes a biminc-u of keeping in ndvancc of the pro­ gress of commerce, nnd ns a result two parties of trained engineers in small vessels are now at work on the first stages of what is to be an important piece of work in opening this inland portion of Floridn to tho sen. , „ The engineers nre"nW“ “fix!intf'6 J<*** ' J ■UMU. J ,(T * *• f ,t ' -{ •*••**■ points in the lake Jn relation to tlie coast line—their first step in making a man of the whole area which will dove-tail with maps nl- The Former President’s Physician Continued from page 1. Stnators said that in their view gW- iI-™ J J !f S Vt,l ,w b, lW ’lc!'f PVoViSU Provides that testimony given flrlTen before ^?for* a» senate "enate TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. B, ■The supreme court, Division B. Iks handed down the follow]rig de­ cisions without opinion: Affirmed the decree of tho cir­ cuit court of Calhoun county in the case of J. R. Richardson, tax col­ lector of Calhoun county, appcllant, vs. Blountaville Manufactur­ ing Company, and Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, ap­ pelleesAffiimod judgment of tho. eftcult court for Oscooln county in the enso of Elisabeth Waring, join* cd by her mother ami next friend Mary K. Waring, plaintiff hi error, vs. yf. L. Phillips, defendant in eijror. . Affirmed the Dade county cir­ cuit court in tho case of the* Mills Corporation et a!., appellants, vs. p, Sebastian Scherer, appellee. Affirmed the circuit court of Santa Rosa county in tho case of W. W. Wright .appellant, vs. Lii*ie Wright, appellee. Affirmed circuit court for Hillstorough county in case of C. B. Eatherly, appellant, vs. Grass Fibre Pulp and Paper Corporation, appellee. th" “bi" llon Wednesday PARIS, Feb. B.—Harry .F. Sin. ciair has decided definitely to sail on the Berengaria from Cherbourg i ° ^ t C.w Y°Lit,on Wednesday, pre5° ^?^or.c M10 *enate commiftco Investigating the Teapot Uomo oil lease again # if required, It V t n M a n s nano* . l L - __' 8*af*ment Issued By Collector Internal Revenue Regarding Tax Free Items • « » » * ‘V h e - .\.» iw ln tp d p r , . , ) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 5. —Frequently taxpayers Include in ineir income tax returns items that aro specifically exempt from tax­ ation. Among these are tho fol­ lowing: Proceeds of life insurance polijnaured UP° n th° <leath of lho The value of property acquired Souh, Rep. 1*74, the supreme court | by gift, bequest, devise or descent. also 1ms affirmed the order of the jThe Income from such property. circuit court of Highlands county | however, is taxable. Returns of premiums on life in­ denying an injunction against n -- » or annuity judicial sale of an automobile in surance,'» endowment, the case of Howard Thompson, ap­ contracts. Amounts received pellant, fvs. R. II. Hancock, as through accident —i or health insursheriff of Highlands county, np- ance, . - or- under ------ workmen ---- -. i’s compen­ sation acts for personal Injuries pcitee. I t or sickness, plus the amount of MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE damages received, whether by suit SOUTH JACKSONVILLE, Feb. or agreement, on nccount of such S—Tho city fathers of this city injuries or sickness. have been called upon to dCcidc Amounts received ns compensa­ whether the Southside City shall tion, family allotments nnd allow­ have a municipal golf course. The ances under the provisions of tho accessary land upon which to con­ war risk Insurance and the voca­ struct the course has been guaran­ tional rehabilitation acts. teed free of coat to the city if the Pensions from the United States city will guarantee to build the for the services of the beneficiary links. or another in the military or naval service in time of war. A bonus paid by a state to its residents who served in the mili­ tary or naval services during the wnr with Germany. Continued from page 1. Allowances, whether paid by the *at in his years at Princeton, will government or n person to one wno conduct tho service. performed no duties, as, for ex­ For the rest of the honors to bo ample, to n widow In recognition rendered a conference at the White of the services rendered by her House was required during the husband, are considered gratuities, day. President Cooiidge calling or gifts, and are not taxable. The Secretary Weeks In after the latter rental value of a dwelling and ap­ had been to the "S” street home to purtenances thereof furnished a reiterate the tender of cooperation. minister of the ’gospel as part of Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson his compensation is exempt from agojn ,M*jko. .fpr.^o > r e a YR<I. f am-, taxation. , . , ily telling of the desire of. Mrs. Dividends or interest,-not in ex­ Wilson that the public service be cess of $.100 received by individuals as simple ns possible nnd her wish during tho years 1822 to 11120, in­ that the casket should rest for n from domestic building and time in the vault below the great clusive, loan associations, operated ex­ cathedral that looms partly c.omp!et clusively for the purpose of mak­ cd over the city from the ridge of ing loans to its members, arc ex­ hills to the west. There could be empt from tax. no questioning In many quarters .Salaries paid by a state to its that a solemn nnd imposing public officers and employes. display of mourning should follow Tax free incomes need not be in­ the service at the house. cluded in gross income, nor need Little to He Arranged. As the plans stood last night it be mentioned in an income tax there was little still to be arrang­ return. ed beyond the precautions neces­ Taxpayers who prepare and file sary to keep the way clear from their income tax return for the the house to the cathedral. It is year lUgd earl yhavc a decided ad­ scarcely more thnn a mile up the vantage over procrastinators. A broad sweep of Massachusetts nve- little time ami thought now in the preparation of a return is excellent insurance against errors, which result to the detriment of taxpay­ er and government alien. The fil- J Thc purchasing power of a Hollar4bjll shrunk considerably in the last ten years. There has never been a time when discriminate buying paid bigger dividends. Every day this newspaper contains information you should have to increase your buying power. The advertisements are intimate little lessons in every-day They teach you how, when and for what yoijr dollar will go farthest. • * To those who know how to use it, newspaper adver­ tising is a watchdog of. dollars—a continuous source of economy and satisfaction. Merchants tell of their bargqips through the adver­ tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered through an advertisement. Practically every unusual buy is advertised. THAT PRESSING N EED Did you ever notice that often you need a certain thing or a certain person at a certain time? • The need is urgent, press­ ing and must be met at once if you would accom­ plish thu end you liavo in view. Whenever you find your­ self up against sueh a rituutinn, tin not fret and scold and complain—for there nrc ways provided to meet just such emergencies—they are Herald WANT ADS. The next time you need extra help quick: you must have expert assistance at once—or you must immedi­ ately sell something you have. Try the service of Herald WANT ADS anil be con­ vinced. , To rench all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald Of­ fice. Photic us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 You can stretch your dollar to its elastic limit by keeping abreast of the opportunities to get full value. s Just One W ay to DcI Read the Advertisements T ilS V/GRLDS GREATEST UAfUNO POW DER We are prepared to rent your property, take care, of repairs, pay your taxes, in fact to relieve the owner of all responsibility, making prompt An inquiry at any Bank in Sanford will show OUR responsibility. This service will be at a very small cost to owner. returns REAR FIRST NAT’L BANK 107 PARK AVENUE \ �■><- I M Second C lu i Matter, Oc* T, It It, at tUa'PoetofMce at , Florida, under act ot March 7*Vd SSi?* B V m C N tP T tO S ■re.Trees, 15 RATH l i Tear---- f 7.00. Six Month* 11.10 In City by Carrier j>er lie. Wee by Edition II For ■VK U L SOTtCRt All obltuarr Jtatlcea, card* of thanks, reaolutlona and notices of entertainments where . e la rfta are mad*, will be charxed fqr a t regular advertising fates. BOOCRBERTHi: ASSOCIATED rHF.S* in« Assoc:aiea rress Is exclusThe Associated Press elF entitled to the use for republlcatlon of ill newsdl snatches cMdlted to It or not otherwise m d lted In this paper and also the Ideal news published herein. All rljghta of re-publication of special dispatches hbreln are also reserved. ; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1024 THOUGHT FOR TODAY LORD ta the portion of . inheritance and of my cun; jnalntalnest my lot. The i are fallen onto me In pleasant rd: yea, I have a goodly herit «fe*—-Psalm 16:5, 6. *A STRANGE TRUTH. LMo If worth while to every man Who dally does the best he can; A lZ when the beat ha can Is done H A n Ii that he has Just begun; F0I* m he presses toward the goal H I*:v ia Ion grows, to docs his soul, Thaa with an enlarged vision he Looks up, and looking he can see A b o rtio n with wider scopes, W ith slowly growing brighter B h o p e s ’, though bright, will not wj^ome true, . • They only bring a clearer view; For ’tls a strange, but idont truth, ARi' cornea to everyone in youth; TkM-Tlalon, brightened with hopes lawn, a upward, passing «n and on. ‘ —H. H. Siegele. . Tillery Grows I m iJT. 'faking th e South to N dttY ork; N ew Yorkers are eagerly looking forward to the Mad­ ison Square Garden exhibit to be sttged th is month in th e metropolis, when the Sopth will have one o f its greatest op­ portunities to present her merits before the world. | E very section o f Florida will be represented and Sanford nnd Seminole county will not stop at merely conducting a n ex ­ hibit, but w ill Interest homeseekers and investors in buying city and country property at the exhibit. Starting Out Like a Real Jumper As Brisbane Sees It Mongolian dli known in pT found what that -£_i "I am Ready." R o ta tio n s Dit. Mr. Doheny Aa Sim m s * WJm OM Stew ard Oil. jyi,.. Copyright, 1111 In Discoveries rnijT&tc back . ( million years so first coal ,V is not among them. n If they bring these Mon** fossslls Into America the X may run for Congress. u“l Had King Tut dresses last * , tor. Found dinosaurs now m | sours went naked. Look out! Seems as if scientists are *1 to dig up about everything e*« the pre-war prices. w If thoy go far enough into tb. Mongolian relics they may find nickel cigar. 00 Batter bring these sciei.ti back to America and let them | digging for coal. Bet the ancient dinosaur hid crow like a cannon after U«i eggs six inches bng. Imagine an ancient little fc carefully trudging homeward w an egg on his shoulder. When huge dinosaur eggs w, common ham and eggs were pn ably a ham and an egg. Ancient picnics were had. Tht of forgetting the salt for a bo ed egg six Inches long. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL watches two tragedies—one in which a life that has influenced the whole world goes out, another in which not men but reputations die. * The oil scandal, ripping up both political parties, .throwing down men thnt stood in the highest places, and making everything in politics uncertain, overshadows, nlmnst, th e quiet, pitiful eceno in the room of death. MR. FALL’S DOCTORS said he was too ill to appear before the Senate committee. The Senate sent other doctors who found that Mr. Fall was able to‘appear, and sure enough he did appear. But he told tho investigators yesterday, that he would not tell them any­ thing, first, because they had no authority, and second, beenuse it might incriminate himself. * All of these dinosaur* in Mongolia lived Ing rente were high then. ’ W AS THIS IS WRITTEN, late on afternoon, there la, un­ That New Yorkers are evincing considerable Interest in Saturday fortunately, no better news of the forthcoming exhibit is shown by a recent editorial in the Woodrow Wilson’s condition. The doctors say that death ia slowly New York Commercial which says: conquering in the fight. "Since it has not proven convenient for all citizens Unable to eat, conscious but too of the Metropolis t a journey through the sunny South, weak to speak, Mr. Wilton lay Oven in these days of excellent train and steam er service, waiting for the last call In his ac­ tive life. and good roads over which to spin in our limousines, it is Hia last words, reported by the proposed to bring samples of all its products, except cli­ doctors, are “I am readydU mate, to New York. Lucky the man who can aay that "It was a happy idea of those enterprising South­ with full confidence. Undoubtedly Woodrow Wilson feels that ho is erners connected with various chambers of commerce ready. He did his best with the th at prompted them to start a movement to hold an allgreat power put In his hand and is southern products exposition in the Grand Central Palace ready to go. * next w inter. The plan is to have all the Southern states Every human being In this coun­ try will sympathise deeply with join in a comprehensive exhibit of all products of the hts wife and nis children. South, available at th at season of the year. No single sec­ Woodrow Wilson was stricken tion of th e Country has heretofore attempted a show on with an illness against which he such a vast scale. The potential possibilities in such a fought courageously, while engag­ ed in the public service and carry­ scheme are immense, and the Commercial hopes to see on his shoulders the heaviest the Southerners rally to unheard of activity in support­ . ing load that any man has borne sinco ing the project. It will enable the people here to get a .Lincoln died. mental vision of the new South and its vast industries, It may well be said for Woodrow Wilson what is said each year which in recent years have grown so rapidly that alman­ on the Place Des Invalid when the acs and yearly statistics, much less the school books, are oldest man in his regiment steps away behind in their chroniclings. Incidentally, it will from the line and answers to the prove one of the biggest advertisements the South has nemo of !>' Auvergne—“dead on the Held of honor.” ever had. It will educate those of the North, and possi­ bly awaken Southerners to a realization of the part being "played by industries located in their midst. "One special feature of the exposition is of an appeal­ ing nature* A banquet is to be provided at which the food served is to be grown in the South. The tables and chairs will be manufactured in the South of Southern woods, th e linen woven on Southern looms, and ;he fruits, vegetables, and even the toothpicks "made in America" will come from the South. The fortunate ones present will wonder whether the South still grows that rare grape, th e Scuppemong, brought over by Sir Walter Raleigh, and from which it is said excellent champagne may be made." An opportunity will be presented at this great exhibit to place Sanford and Seminole county before the country in a big way. Every citizen should do his share. Every man, woman and child should do his bit in helping the Chamber of Commerce put on a creditable exhibit. 1 DAN DOBBSAYs Fossils a million years old hi good teeth. Wonder what kind tooth paste they used. Dinosaurs walked on four fa hope their discovery doesn't sti n dinosaur dance. BBBBBBBaBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPBBBBBBBBBlBBBBIBgiii Let None Guilty Escape Punishment SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER i [ JUDICIOUS EXPENDITURE President Coolidge's statement .from the sale of its stock, that criminal prosecutions will be | Nor docs this danger of drainage instituted in every instance where of government oil Lorn the Teapot evidence disclosed the govern- Dome reserve satisfactorily cxBudget your expenses ment oil lease investigation indi- plain the sudden opulence of And then shop around cotes criminal guilt and that every Secretary Fall developed in the public interest shai: be amply safe- testimony before the senate cornFor good quality guarded is most assuring. The mittec. According to thfa testiloiter Camp and Secretary country will most emphatically np- mony, Mr. Fall, about the time of should get together and favorable prices. prove this course. | tho [eases, paid big sums of money a book on how to reduce. Nobody wants to make a blanket charge against nil WIIAT ABOUT the first batch Tho President Is right in his , - P ^ a s e s of ranch lands in New -------- o-------hunters, but Our Dumb Animals says that when a man sets of doctors who testified that Fall Let each shopping trip The young man who opens a himself up as the preacher of the Christian Gospel, especial­ wns not able to nppenr? Is that a proposal that these measures shall IMexico, improvements und tax rise above concerns of party ex- arrearages. savings account a t a bank takes a part of medical ethics? Have doc­ pcdicncy Include a stop here and that none guilty of | Then comes a young man, .•* safe and sure step towards real ly demanding in its name the most rigid conformity to ortho­ tors tho right to deceive the Senbreach of public tru st shall escape, veteran of the Worm War, a son For a deposit to dox claims, .and noses as n devout disciple who mark ate, for a fee? Or is their work With a determination that set ot Theodore Roosevelt. He tells ___... of_ Him __ ____ _______ prosperity. gjy' . ----------O ■ cd even n sparrow’s fall— when such a mun between his p e r- 1 guessing ? .... ^ aside all efforts tostifle the fa- :»hc committee he; resigned his e n ­ Your bank account. A graft scandal now being in* v n nniiFNvTf the bfa oil quiry, with commendable und nati- Iployment with Sinclair because he vesilgated in Paris is said to over- fervid, acrobatic, perspiring, wildly-sensational attem pt to cut industry, a senate committee was convinced the Teapot Dome tOtr*Tcapot Dome. It must be in persuade men to repent of their sins, takes a gun and with company gave a go- d Imitation of pieced out the story of the leasing *«»*« had been obtained corruptly, his sweet gospel singer” nnd other assistants goes out to kill Samson when he pulled down the softie connection with Eiffel Tower. to private Interests of 0,300 acres Then came Mr. Doheny, multia defenseless deer, we judge him a fit subject for condemnn- I columns of the temple. The Demo- of tfc . -------- o-------Wyoming and 37,000 acres of millionaire oil magnate lessee of The little girl down the street ti0.n: ,T."V California oil lands, reserved stores Elk Hills, who tells the committee Mid.: The Charleston, S. C„ newspapers '“ pSSfiSlS! that every time somebody have lately been devoting large space to the exploits of the future oil supply for the Amcr- he loaned Mr. Fall, his old friend ■ Republicans v’eru to be paraded of to “cave mnn" her, n shoe lean navy. !of early mining days, $100,000. and he says good night in- widely-advertised Billy Sunday as a deer hunter. He shot before the public as corrupt, nnd The Wyoming ract, known as Came nlso Colonel Zevely, attorney | ’ A COMMUNITY BUILDER . Democrat* as pure while angel*. '*■' *»•* nrt • 'W **»*iit*t |l nis' deer. According to the press, he didn’t kilLit^JUc wound­ The Democrnts'Hirvihfe got Doheny Teapot J)omc, was leased to Siq-^fpr Barry Sinclair, lessee of Tea b. F. WrtlT’NfcR, Cashier.| The California tract—EtkTpot Dome, with the story of « lonn fi ;V. »\ F o r s t e r ; R esident , 'd H- Another fired the shot that brought it tp,.thc ground, the mess, he proceeded to pull clnir. ■ I Bills—was leased to Doheny. to Mr. Full of $25,000—money Sin­ Staaseil Conweli made millions the ‘Evangelist’ enjoyed, so the account continues, the ainto few Democrats in with him. iiiiiim r iiM iifliiiiiin iiiu u iiiiiiiiiiin a in i clair had loaned Zevely. Albert B. Fall, former secretary fraan his lectures on “Acres of smearing of blood,” whatever thnt may mean, administered What's more, nccordfag to or.c of tho interior, leased tho reserves Aside from the scandalous infer­ Diamonds" nnd the best part about able Inwyer, Mr, Doheny, ln^ his to these oil magnates after juris­ ences of the affair, aside from it!hb spent these millions in help­ ny the Rev. William Way, who was one of the party. Three appenrance the Senate Com­ diction over the tracts had been grnvc suspicions of criminal turpi­ ing others. of the five deer killed, we are told, were destroyed by mem­ mittee, in before BmtUr Thmn a fUMu which he told freely transferred from the navy depart­ tude to which it gives rise nnd the For Concha and Colds, Head*' bers of Sunday's soul-saving brigade. everythin" that ho knew about ment to the interior department. evidence of gross neglect of public A great work is being done by aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ! paying good fees to former mem­ -oBy thes encts a store of crude duty it has disclosed, the investiga­ thh- University or Florida at bers of the United States cabinet, and All Aches and Paine oil estimated at between 262 nnd tion reveals thnt a quarter of a Shnll we be ashamed because our ancestors were trading secured for himself Immunity from Glffieavillc. It's a great pity more ___over __ hlllinn barrels of government oil Floridans do not show more in­ colonists; because they bought and sold and exchanged the prosecution If any prosecution 276 million barrels was given ALL DRUGGISTS to private exploitnfjn. The prob- has been turned over to private terest in their university. products of the new world for the riches of the old? Nay, would he contemplated. able production of Teapot Dome,, exploiters, Tho whole affair is n J5« sad 68c, jars sad tubs* j,J<; -------- o-------rather let us have a care thnt they have no cause to be leased to Siiclair, Is estimated nt hold nnd frnntnl attack upon the Hospital siio, $3.00 Real estate in a growing town is ashamed of us., Let us see to it that amid the broadening of CONSIDER old Standard Oil. between 12 nnd 20 million barrels, policy of conservation of national one of the best possible invest­ Henry Ford said to this writer a Elk Bills, leased to Doheny, is I resources. ments nnd this is the reason why our enterprises and the increase of our wealth we do not lose couple of years ago: “Standard Oil estimated to produce nt least 250, Testifying before the committee, so many people nro beginning to those principles of uprightness and strict justness nnd old- is the most at 'y manage i concern millnn barrels. the Secretary of l*.e Nnvy snid he invest in Sanford property. Apologists for this nlienntion of signed papers in these lease a f fasnioned honor which made the merchants of New York in thr United States.1’ *»’ -------- o-------Standard Oil apparent!'’ knew governnieit oil ro.'jrves explain fairs without knowledge of what and New England respected and renewed. Above all, let us Republicans are planning a ennenough to keep away from the the leases by the theory thnt im­ they contained. They were “too remember with pride and loyalty that we are Americans.— Teapot Dome. They let the inde­ mediate development of the re­ technical ” he snid. Rccnusc of vonfeion in Ifalntka Borne time next pendent gentlemen go after that. serves was necessary because oil these technicalities the Secretary April. We have not been informed Henry Van Dyke. as to whether aforesaid convention There is no tn.ee anywhere of fields adjacent were being (level- of the Navy couldn’t understand Stnndnrd Oil activity in the matnnd if the government’s ncre- j how private interests enmu into is for the lily whites or blacks ter up to date. a|-c "fpfP not developed its stores possession of n vast store of oil set and tans. fcVJ „•*. -------- o-------of oil would drain into private aside nside as reserve fuel for the m navy. By IRVIN S. COBB Costly ignorance, this, in the event AS THINGS STAND, Democrats wells. ner, Republican, Senator Cupner, But this does_ not explain the:of another way. The Secretary of havo ordered for wear during the says that thnt Denny should resign. Tho other day somebody directed for tho murder of Stanford White, furtive quiet which attended the the Navy should resign! l'J2l campaign, n great many little From nil accounts It looks ns if my attention to the old story o f1As I recall it now, we were on tho negotiation °f the lease to Sin - 1 Immediate steps should go on. teapots, to remind the public of Mr. Coolidge will yet have the the Irishman who hud been culled second week of jury-getting, and Teapot Dome scandal, will per­ clnir—the lease wns made without If there is guilt, it should be punprivilege of selecting his own cab­ jury service in the trial of u the box wns still not half filled. the haps the little teapots for what adyertising the bids. This does ished unsparingly. None should inet for the remainder of his term. for person of n slinky nspect and u bad The novelty of this part of it had ever sell not explain that Sinclair and the he shielded. None should escape they will bring. -------- 1>------reputation. The charge was mur­ worn off and wc men for the after­ Standard were permitted to enter just penalties of either criminal It is just ns niucii n D.-mocrutic adjacent The Republicans are trying to der in the first degree. ^fields and begin opera­ acts of ollicial negligence. Tho noon papers were sending in noth­ ns it is a Republican Teapot at smirch the Democrats with some “Mr. Ryan,” asked one of the ing except short bulletins every present. tions which, according to the de­ good name of tho government is of their oil. This only goes to lawyers, “hnve you any conscien- hnlf hour or so, Just to show thnt fenders of the lenses, threatened compromised if tho investigation show thnt the G. O. P. is beginning tous scruples against the infliction we had not gone to sleep on the to drain government oil into Sin­ stops short of n thorough job of NOW CHANGE to Luxor Over clair to fear they are fc'.out to take a of the death penalty,” and Standard wells. This scavenging. It isn’t an enviable assignment. Tho reporter for one there they ure just gelling ready terrific slide. does | not explain that immediately job, hut it’s necessary. Govcrn“Not in this case,’ he answered of the German afternoon papers to take off the lust cove, open the the lease was negotiated Sinclair ment must set an example of in -------- o-------with great emphasis. hud a place ut thu press table next Candidates for governor should I immediately was reminded of to mine. On this morning he didn’t great sarcophagus, an I peek in nt organized the Mammoth Oil Coni- flexible justice. Otherwise we may tell the people where they stund two other courthouse incidents, show up. In his stead came a the actual body of Old lutankha- pany to take over the Teapot Dome |expect more and not less of that on the problem of good roads. The both iff them of actual occurrence | middle-aged, severe-looking Ger- men him«elf. concession, and in reported to havo'disrespect for law and authority They will see withered ribs and made not less than $10,600,000 which all good citizens deplore, administration of the stute high­ (ind one of them on occurrence with mnn vvith a thick beard ami a pair ways during the Hardee regime in my own personal observation. | 0f those double-lens convex glasses hands, sunken ehjc’ts mi a long has been displeasing to almost The first of tHcse was detailed t o ion his nose. Be looked as if he face, hair that has beet, dead for thousand yen-s, nails on tlrr everyone, regardless of who is to me by u South Carolinian. - might he an exchange editor or a three hands feet that probably con­ blame. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED In the selection of Jurors in j sub-editor. Be entered with a tinued and growing after lhe embalm--------o-------Elm Avenue anti Commercial Street----------------------Phone 91 criminal cases in South Carolina! hustle, took out a foreign-made ers had finished—anil nothing else. ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT. To date wo have heard nothing the procedure is marked by much fountain pen, squared himself to it from Palm Beach with reference toimality. The defendant stands at muj began sending away page nfHIGH FINANCE is often, first St. Petersburg recently saw a rnll of some sort, where the taxes to whether or not the sheriff ami the bar with hia counsel. As a ter page of copy by a relay of ser­ indignant, and then violmtly and movie picture called “The Covered are terribly burdensome and where a s a E a c s n z iD s a s s s n n n x a ia o if la i ib b u i prosecuting attorney have closed prospective Juror comes forward ious minded German copy-boys. pleasantly surprised.' You ionic in­ Wagon,” and within a few weeks any of the alleged gambling re­ he takes n postion facing the ac­ 5 The lnwyers were weeding out ner high finance in the United Sta­ the principle of home rule is seri­ sorts there. Perhaps they are cused. The clerk of the court the talesmen fast. A solid-looking tes s when the Federal Reserve ilank the people here may sec n real ously threatened—:n fact, already waiting for somebody to swear out holds out the Bible, on which the citizen mounted the stand and be­ was suggested. Wise bankers covered wngon that is to tour the sudly encroached upon. Less lrgis- J 2 a w arrant. citizen places his hand. The clerk, gun to unswor the customary open­ rolled up their eyes, lifted up their Ilmne Electric I ight and Water Plants ■ -------- o-------in solemn tones, then says: ing questions touching on his quali­ hands, and said, "it will mean country In a crusade for lower lation, lower taxes, simplified " Home Ice .Machines and Water Softeners — ■ Fourteen years ago the Roy ■ taxes. “Juror, look upon the prisoner. fications—what he thought about government — the-o are great u ■ Plumbing, Steam anti Gas Fitting, Weil Drilling Scout movement was established Prisoner, look upon the juror. capital /punishment, how he re­ ruin." An organization called thu needs. There are encouraging . u A little later they were sayin**, in America. It is teaching the What say you?” Pumps, G u m Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, garded expert testimony ns com­ Lower Taxes nnd Less Legislation signs that the people arc coming right kind of doctrine in helping To which the defendant, prompt­ pared to other testimony, and the “without the Federal Reserve the —• Irrigation Outfits the boys to help themselves. A ed by his lawyer, is supposed to rest of it. The substitute from the country would have gone to ruin League has been formed in Ohio. around to that way of thinking. in the blackest panic ever seen." Sanford, Fla. good Boy Scout today assures n It expects to start, three prairie The voters of Ohio Inst month de­ German paper took a hurried . . . „„ good citizen tomorrow. More reply: Temporary Address "Swear him," or "I object, ac­ glance over his shoulder at the out over the state, and cisively defeated old-age pensions OVER IN ENGLAND the Ulmr schooners power to the Boy Scouts! cording to whether the candidate solid citizen and turned to me. then the nation, bearing such 10.73 W. FIRST ST.— ------------------------TELEPHONE 601-W and two tax bills, the approval of Party came in. Thnt was bad legends as these: “ Let’s go buck —— -v -------for jury service, is, or is nut, ac­ "Who is dis person7” he faquirwhich would have meant heavier . . . . . . . . . enough. Financal eyes rolled uuGipsy Smith has closed u cam­ ceptable to the Hide of the decd in a half whisper, poising ns warj >respectability almost fainted. to the days of our futhers—sim­ taxes, bigger public payrolls, less ■oiBaaHaHaBBtincBaaBaaaiiaiiDaiiccziHvafiKanBaiBM BZ1111 paign in Jacksonville and we are plicity, honesty, economy in gov­ home rule. , .. , answered told by the Timen-Union that more ’rht‘n *iame1actually talk nb,,utrecognizing th<-' labor ernment” nnd “Get into the fight The taxpayers have turned a* In a murder case, in Colleton PL'n* "Just a talesman, I unawcivw government than te a thou.su,id penitents signed county, a member of the panel was for lower taxes and less legisla­ last und they are t;oing to put a ' ^ 411x I the government of Russia. cards, to the effect that they want­ .in unshorn countryman, who never indifferently. tion." | stop to the frenzy of “blowing “ D alesm a n ? ” rep eated . "D utes— ....... “ ■■■■“ ■"■■“ ^ “ -^■■■nBaEaBBBaBBBaBBaBnBBBaaBaiaz* British ami American high fi­ The method of ed to Join the c h u ro and lead bet­ before hud b een called upon tlJ, man 7 That's a Gherman name. V ot lethoit of propagandizing 1fa the people s money upon every- ■ m . nance In solemn unison said, “that ter Uvea. Jacksonville was made a rerve th e sta te in th is ca p a city anil may aeem m somewhat spectucular pretext and without limit. ThiV B 1 none -*l<h — ------- — — — Phone 498 ^ D alesm nn’s in itia ls? ' would be the lust straw." better place to live in by this who w as u n fa m ilia r w ith thu ro u - 1 „j but the organization ha3 a great grout!applies to government, state n (jon-^ know h is in itials," I masting. the greatest issuajeounty und municipality. Contine. .. . ' said, “and ‘talesm an is not NOW THE LABOR government Issue—perhaps therc is. This campaign ropre- gressinen, state legislators! count” When h is name w as ca lled ne iiuiuE. Talesm an is what he of Great Britain does recognize the sents the reaction against *»... Florida has more thun two hun­ the commissioners, city councilman and briskly forward and nt th e 1He’s merely being examt u 1 government fully, without any res- costly and ri-m-ti,,,. dred state hanks with resources stepped futile trend toward all other public officials are coin** words o f the c ler k : "What say scrvice on the jury, you know. ------ “re goinj ervations. What happens? The amounting to one hundred twenty- you?" he turned tu His Honor on paternalism which bus marked the , . . t . pound sterling jumps up violently course of events in this country to be held to^ a ;Urtct account­ ■even million dollars and fifty- the bench und said: “Judge, 1 "Ach, so," he sad bl»mfiy>(> ing us to their npending public I thought he was a vitness, in value. Recognition of Russia during the lust few years. It is [funds three national hanks with resources Government paternalism went on calmly writing. means selling more British goods, a protest against the expansion of •has run riot in excess of one hundred million think, by gum, h e ’s guilty! ’ must l,“ ch^kL7 The incident of which I have "I've often wondered I* nis pa­ employing more British labor, and government, which has reached the 1 Extruvugunceand Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage dollars. This makes a per capita personal is the rule -10,1 ♦' recollection came to pass per printed the copy that he had that puts the old British pqunjl point, it is said, where one citizen!the exception. There must in- ° of two hundred twenty-seven dol­ Transferred Anywhere Any Time in the first trial of Barry Thaw been sending |n nil tho morning. re- H more solidly on its feet. *-v. -j : lars. Florida grows! ia every 12 is on the public pnv-1form along these lines Wo does Sanford. ittn . -------- Oi f McAdoo doesn’t clear him* self of oil soon, he will be slipping i«VW. chances for president. The Deer-Killing Preacher. At [FIRST NATIONAL BANK fo r c in g la t e H a tc h e d C h ick s. ' T o F e a th e r O u t , MY FAVORITE STORIES ^ g ^ T R e /lik e ir ; TAX REDUCTION Hoolehan-Coleman Company QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Storage s s �tim m TZ as2 •;rrej phone: Office 148; ‘. J MRS. FEED DAIGER, Society Editor; Side Residence 217-W VINNIE ELOPES Executive Board of Wo,** Club m w ti. a»—Daughters of Wesley ess meeting a t Church at ji. r—Mrs. George Knight will tein the members of the day Duplicate Bridge Club. iy—-G. F. S. meets with i Tillye Benjamin a t 4 p. m. iy—Brotherhood of Preabyi Church will entertain the of the church with a barae at the home of Mr. and rn . G. D. H art on Sanford feighta a t 7:30. tesday—General business eting of Woman's Club. j»y—Mrs. George Do(ottes will entertain the memera of the Evening Bridge Club. .J a y —Nellie Turner Circle [^ta at 3:30 p. m. a t the home Mrs. Tom Lamb on Oak Urenuc. sdiy—Mrs. George Hoy will atertnin the members of the j|ers Club a t the home of Mrs. f, Vaughan on Sanford Heights. »jr—Mrs. R. R. Deaa and Mrs. Fred Dalger will entertain the lumbers of the Mothers Club ft the home of the former in se Courtjbt 3:30 p. m. |dsy—The Sallie Harrison Chnp*r N. S., D. A. R., will meet in Palm Room at the Valdez ilotel at 3 p. m. day—Mrs. Stella Arrimgton Irill entertain the members of die Book Lovers Club at three ['clock at her home on Magnolia |tvenue. day— Dinner Dance under the luspices of the House Cammitec If Woman's Club at Club House it eight o'clock. m if K Entertainment Committee, mon­ ey to go for pews, reported the following of interest to the pub­ lic: Thursday afternoon, for the ben­ efit bridge, Mrs. Vaughn, Saturday afternoon, benefit bridge, Feb. 9, Mrs. Connelly and Gonzalez. Monday afternoon, Feb. 11, Mrs. B. .F, Whltncr, ptogressive silver I tea. .Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Loucks , nnd Mrs. Turner a t home of Mrs. Chase, some evening next week, benefit biidgc. Mrs. Hill has promised to sell tickets for a Special* Picture, the Guild to fret 10 per cent of all tickets s6!d. ■ FatheF Perk offered his home open to the people of the RnDcopal Parish for a benefit Valentino par­ ty. Feb. 14. This ta bo a house warming also and give the Parish a chance to see how pleasantly lo­ cated they Were. Announcement by Father Peck of yearly opera by Men's Club of Stetson University, 3li!anc Thea­ tre, Feb. 26. _Onc of the most interesting fea- ls r 5 uffi Splendid Course In Physical Education •■ ____ ___ •I* t « ■; Turn to the classified pages of The Herald urfe. c -3 day because Sanford's boat !•' opportunities are always to' “ J Inf found listed on thesff' 1 pages. No matter what tatOf' ■* 'ri wants may be, classified ad* * H will help you. ; i ,« To reach all the peapjf., ^ N effectively — leave your. G Want Ad at The Herald Or*- * || ficc. Phone us to send tot* ’* it or phone it to the Waftt’ *- ! Ad Department. I PHONE 148 .is# is cANNUAL Wednesday, rJch. 6th. To Saturday, Jcb. gib. i Four Days Sale February, 6th. to gth. Extra Special. 20 pieces of Liklincn in little small patterns and all colors. 30 *.o 40 inches wide, fast colors A A c Violet B ra n d Sale yard ............... . Z « f Novelty Ratine 40 in. wide, Lavender, Gray, Blue, Tan, Plaids nnd Heather Aiixtures 2 lots Voiles Blue nnd White, Black nnd White, Brown and White and White and Black. Very fine. 40 in. Imported ^ 4 A A Voile. Spec, I table of Vais Thread lutces for yard ................. “Violet Sale" Sheets and Cases Mohawk brand 81x90 for .............. 31.69 42x36 Cases ...... ....... 4 Ic Towels Huck and Turkish 18x36 Tiain white nnd <4 4 \ c blue border.____ I H Wihit GooJs In all the wanted shades —White stitching shrunk from 4f> to 30 in Spccial for D 4 Q ft y a rd ........... “Ever Fast’ “ Ever F ast” Linen •Mlnrtil It lb" 3S-llichr». In - it;irnlil-‘4‘t1 rnlnr*. ilr-'-'fi, llliif. r i n k . S Ilk -n n lN lu 'l . f l u a r a n t c c d f a s t co lo r; Ito**, U luc. I'liiti, Hand. O r«y, a a r u i i h fr o m t &• to J S t l n c h e s Crepe Ln-F!our • rr in -K iatii*" : JJtn . VJWr.4n;.Twak>‘; hfthi ^Y thm'J 'UndrH. u Crepo in all shade*. “Ever Fast” Voiles Shrunk yard .... N ew »bnili-« In 69c Jh t G E N U I N E M | S C I * l t l l ' $1.98 yard White Goods W i will promptly unit cheerfully re­ turn rnur money not only for every yard ol“ Efcifeii" which, for »ny r»»»on, doe* not hold Hi color, but a’jo Till. COST OK MAKING TIIK CAllMEST. In *11 p e p u l* r eh*il*i—Tha neme *‘E»erf*«t“ Ii itomped every J e r l In tlen u llfu l Novell y W hile C repes un-t Bmlir-idlrpd V oiles Ixtiixht specially f r o u r ■Violet S ate." P la i n anil fancy » lr lp e w h i t e Hal trie 3d in. Jap Nnin- A A c suok soft finished Violet Sale 98c to $1.39 yard. Of Curtain Nets, white, re h i nnd cream, 40 inches wide, plain nnd1 small p-iiall pattern for A A c ynrd ........... r s I M C FA S T TO S O A r ASD C O IL IS O FA S T TO S I S A S D W EATHER FA S T TO F E U S riR A T IO S AND VRtC A C ID FA S T TO E V E R Y T H IN G IT EN­ C O U N T E R S AS ,t P H K S 3 , BLO U SE OK S U IT FA B R IC In th e n e w H e a t h e r c o lo r s : all fu st colo red m a t c r l • It* und b e a u ti fu l p a tt e r n * . S p e c ia l 29 WAI N 4 can be washed and worn Ii any way you please. It is absolutely French Ratines 32 inches broken cheeks stripes and Al \ — plaids, yard .... A Ke|. U.. Cn. Off. 79c yard. Lorein Ginglmm 1'* fOff y *1rf93c * fvftyard. ff "i "Eft 11»i* Mil1 . >t Everrast .' S u i t i n g Speclnt In all colors nhd plain white yard ........... . r\> W jollrtied'* . V’ oIIp *: ii l - r n u ll f n l v-illi- fo r d r r m r i i . flno -lunllly. Corortado Crepes the w ince. • ‘Ever Fast” Voiles ?n IT. n> w S p r i n t ; sh a d e * ; tw o ir rn d e e , K iiarn ittecd f a s t to Kim und water. S p ecial fo r I d a y * only “ Ever t-I>ay Of "Normandy" Voiles. Little dots and new designs, guaranteed to wash. 36-in. Special for ff O c 4 days only ...... . 40 pieces of Flock Voiles, the prettiest range of pat­ terns ever shown in this line of Voiles, Special ff O 0 yard ................... O cf Am -13-lltrhi'* w id e. Il<>*<?, Ittu*. Y ello w . I'lllU, rlrccn . Spec, l u l l y fo r c h i l d r e n ' s tlrcisc* . r o m p e r s ; p la i n an d c m h r o ld • rerl llgurus. " Violet Halo" prlctt Jap Crepes Imported Ginghams 32 in. wide r.cw check nnd small plaid A A t special for yd O V 39 * 49' Lingerie Clothes In little check nnd plain Cotton Jerseys and dimity nil colors 36- in. J J c wide, yd......... . * JL Yard Wide Bleaching .ri9c yard. K very co lo r K u nn in tced . Fruit, Hope And Lonsdale for A A c y a r d ...... .......... m k £ k Indian Head AAc Halo 30 in. wide yard ..... —u---*T “ Violet Brand Sale” of Silk and Muslin Underwear S v i/ fPAVW Ladies’ Muslin Gown*, Bloomers anil Teddies, soft Nainsook. White and Flesh, plain nnd lacc trimmed for $1.49 Silk Vest Teddies, glovu silk, 4 day rale good $2.95 Per Ccn! OJf & Spring Dresses for Girls Crepen. / Made of Imported Gingham and fast color Voiles. Some emi roidered En beauti­ ful colors, sizes 0 to I t yrs. Silk nnd Cotton Crepes in ull the new shades for Spring 3(i-in. wide, small Chinese patterns. A very popular Grope for ureases tun and ladies’ Mouses yard ----- 1.9810$4.98 $1.39 “Violet Sale" of Dresses Ladies’ Linen l)rca*es ir. Lavender, Green, Tan, Yel­ low. Sizes 10 to 44 guaran­ teed fast. Check Voiles Lavender. I*inK. Rort Green. very fine colon d Voilo with colored silk chocks, 30-in. wide 4 4 c yard ..................... ‘§ ‘1 Specially nice cloth for Ut* tie girls dressea, fast colors. Dresses <M / t t c JL O All color in the heavy _ weight A A c yard ............. Z t7 Fast" Gingham Cloths All I'oloin. “Violet Brand" Sale Long Clothe Yard wide for yard .... ..... ....... Best grade* Jon. Nain­ sook. yard wide for ■l ie yard Specials prices on Co-ed and Hetty Wales New Spring Dresses for the days “ Violet Brand St l Cant on Crepe a n d Flat Crepe 3G-ln I'ajanm Check Best quality <S A c yard ................. i t f Nainsook 69 and 89c yard. S uitinga Special 69 Y Rond c Vais, Linens, Itond1 Q c thread. Special yd Irish Stitched Linen Ynrd wide soft Long Cloth for i?> Sate of Laces •1c nnd 8c yard Winter clothes have lost their chnpn nnd smartness. One longs to get into something bright and cheerful—and above nil, NEW. Which is tho reason Fashion opens the spring season officially, no m atter what the calen­ dar or weather man may say. But who cares ? We’ve got heaps of lovely things for you—all new, delectable, colorful—irresistible! Novelty Piece Goods, Dresses and Underwear. 98 $1.39 r 99 Spring ‘Descends Upon Us— oAny'wcty, the Fashion Calender Says So Novelty Cotton Goods New Stitched 1 STORE CLOSES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Arranging for “Violet Brand Sale” YOWELLCO. fa New Spring ,™ OF ALL S A N F O ftff ‘ JM. n r? gymnastic*, tumbling,,folk dancing Mt. aad Mrs.* Columbia, Tenn. j t n and game*. .some time in Sanford pleasantly located at the LIBRARY CLOSED xunUL The Library will be closed to­ morrow afternoon between three and four o’clock, during the hour! of the funeral services of the late* THE EYES President Wibon. BERKELEY, Cal., Feb. 5—Thir­ ty-four courses in physical educa­ tion will be offered at the next summer session of the University of California. There w ill. be' classes in boxing, wrestling, swim­ ming. baseball., basketball, track, D IN N ER DANCE dancing and pageant organisa­ tion. I Friday even ing at 8 Students also will be offered* courses in theory, dealing with the P P . M. there w ill be a direction of school playgrounds, massage, corrective gymnastics, D inner D ance a t the applied anatomy and in the or­ ganization of nctivitics for girls W oman’s Club under and boys in elementary and second­ MOTHERS' CLUB ary schools. In connection with th e auspices o f the The Mothers' Club will be enter­ the physicial education program Committee. tained Friday afternoon nt 3:30 there will be a “demonstration H o u s e , . Mrs. R. R. Dens and school" for physijnl training, with P h o n e M r s * IlO W B rd 9.cl<K". 'Wf Airs. Fred Daigcr at the home of n limited number of children from i« /ru v o o v r • the former in Rose Court. fi to IS years of age enrolled, jO V C r l l l l ( 9 0 8 2 ) i O f TCS" AH members are nrked to be These children will be divided Into! zpresent. j groups and given instruction in ’ o iitM ia * Vincent Richards, internationally known tennis star, was married a few days ago at Greenwich, Conn. He’s shown here with the happy young woman, formerly Claremont Gushee. They will honeymoon in Palm Beach. ------------- University To Offer STORE CLOSES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Arranging for “Violet Brand Sale” m DATE OF DINNER-DANCE | WIIBLCIIEL-HOWARD. CHANGED. | A wedding around which much The dinner-dance to be given by interest centers was that of Sattho House Committee of the Wo­ urday evening, when Miss Mary man's Club scheduled for Thurs­ Eloise Howard became the bride day evening has been changed un­ of Mr. Hugh Whelchcr of Douglas, til Finlay, on account of the open­ Ga., which wns solemnized at the ing of thd Mayfair sub-division home of the bride's parents, at ♦ Okeechobee, Dr. Houser, pastor of on that date. the First Methodist church offi­ pmong the business visitors in _All those having made reserva­ ciating. tions are naked to note change of i city Monday from Jacksonville date. The spacious home was beauti­ 31. L. Taylor. Reservations can be made by fully decorated. The l^rge living 'Mrs. Howard Overlin and dining rooms were opened en honias F. Moore of Columbia, phoning (D0R2). Positively no reservations suito nnd converted into a verit­ t , is in the city for a few days will be taken lifter Wednesday [ able bower with quantities, of ending to business. feathery bamboo, potted plants and evening, . together with pedestal bas­ The committee is planning for nalms, kets filled with deep pink roses ir. and Mrs. Jos Amato arrived thirty tables, there well be good Monday from New York City music, nnd favors appropriate for carrying out the color motif of old rose nnd green. In the liv­ an extended stay. the various dances will be on snle. of ing room nn improvised altar had , ,, „ , , As this is Leap Year, special dannrranged of white before the Blum of New Orleans arrived i ces will be feature«b The ladies been I the city Monday for a brief stay j are asked to bring their pocket- mantel, and here the impressive is stopping at,the Montezuma, hooks, so ns to be able to buy fn- ceremony took place. Preceding the ceremony, 31iss -------1vors for their dances. This is an MncWillinms, pianist, rendered Irs. S. O. Chase, who attended event that you don't want to miss. “At Dawning” by Cndnian, Mrs. Remember the date, Friday eve­ avocation in Tampa, remained Wolfe sang very sweetly 'Tiefor this week nnd will visit ning, Feb. 8th nt 8 o’clock. cause” by D'Hardeiot. ends. . The nuptial music wns in charge A FAREWELL PARTY. of Miss Mac Williams. H. Cutors or Tampn was in Misses Esther and Margaret fcity Monday transacting busl- Leuffgen of To the strains of Mendelssjhn’s' were dciightand was registered at the fully m t a ^ nChicago c F S t T " f ir.well 'SWtfWIn* bridpl.PAr-. .Turtwll **• I I •I M ‘'ully 7 t^iteruipcd 1PPd.fltii■'.&< .A..Tur*vyiil^l,ay -eiieert'd ■-Var.h.’Mhe taking the ir-places,i«rr| nternmar arty given by tneir cousins, ?., r , e?iUal,n.S' cither side of the altar. ^Misses „c.ty Ervin ErVin'of T. H. Noinn of Jackson, Go., was lines c -n Margaret . i and. Iiuby Vu i*Martin ar‘lIi Betty of Miami, Miami, and and Miss! Miss Fong the business visitors in The on br da. e on ng at he home of n ut|, ciillon of Sanford entering.Substantial Monday and made Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Jr., 9I j Elm tn^ether. headquarters at the MonteGames were played nfter which .. ^ !,s ^ rv'(r' wus attired in old na. refreshments consisting of straw- Hue georgette with trimming of berries with whipped cream and '\ ori1 Wlt*1 "Uvcr ®jiPP*r* |Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam S. Bsumel cake were served by the hostesses ani* l’ua(* **5CS/carr>ed nn l»e returned from New York, mother, Mrs. J. C. Hall, assisted arm bonquet of white roses, perc they spent some time buy­ by Mrs. J. H. I.euffgen, Elizabeth Old rose canton crepe with trimspring stock ror the Baumei Hoolehan and Mrs. Anderson. ming of gold lace, fashioned the cialty Shop. Those inveited to enjoy this nf- becoming trock worn by Miss Ruth fair were, Esther and Margaret Gillon. Her slippers and headdress congenial party motoring to l.ucffgcn, honorees, I.oice Martin, wire also of gold. Her flowers pa Thursday was Mrs. J. C. Helen Jenkins, Betty Brown, Gcor- were of white roses, *11, Mrs. H. II. Davis, Mrs. J. II. gin Calhoun, Pearl Robson, Mary i The dainty little flower girl, uffgen nnd children, and Mrs. Nixon, Mary Helen Morris, Vir-! Gladyss Davis, imvjs, wore a fairy-like A. Anderson, Jr. ginin Barber, Martha and Pauline frock of blue canton crepe with Rossitcr, Trixie trimming of tiny ruffles. She Mrs. E. O. White of Knoxville, Wallace, Harriett .Florence Flowers and carried rf French basket of green inn., will arrive here Tuesday nf- Franklin Pauline Echols. filled with rose petals which she moon umj will be the guest of scattered in the path of the bride. r brother and fnmily, J. E. Pres­ The bride entered with her fa-j ST. AGNES GUILD et nt their home on Myrtle AveI). A. Howard, by whom she: Mrs. Julia Tnknch entertained thor, as given in marriage, nnd they t the members of tho St. Agnes ' Miss Margaret Kihm of Del­ Guild Monday afternoon at her »vr I “^ * r J * os, Ohio, will arrive Wednesday home cm Celery Avenue, this ^ ru"m -aml h,s bcat n,;,n* Mr* C’u> Stownll. 4 will be the attractive guest of being the regular social meeting, The radiant bride was lovely in iu Margaret Mueller for n though mnny mntiers of much inia creation of log cabin brown, kit-1 nth, at her home on Palmetto portance were discussed rtnue. The treasurer rend her report, ten car crepe, with shoes and other i nnd tho reports from the Sub­ accessories to match. Her hat was | Mrs. ,1. H. Lcuffgcn nnd children scription bridge party were nl-o a chic model of log cabin brown om Chicago are returning home given, forty-eight dollars being with ostrich trimmings. Her Bow­ aesday nfter nn extended visit made. Plans were aiso made for ers were shower bouquet of white | ire ns the guests of Mrs. R. II. card party to be given the Tues­ carnations nnd valley lilies. Immediately after the ceremony »viv Mrs. J. C. flail nnd Mrs. day before Ash Wednesday. . E. Iletts. After the business had been an informal reception was held.' transacted, n socini hour wns en­ Receiving with the brideand -mom i i ? Mrs. W. F. Ulackman, formerly joyed, during which .Mrs. Takach and her parents were Miss Beatrice'| i*> this city, but now of Orlando, nnd Mrs. \V. R. Leake delighted Howard and Mrs. Bud Howard. Refreshments of moulded ice' ** in the city Moftdny visiting the members with a number of cream and bride's cake were served.! 4 friends. Mrs. Hlackman is solos and duets. siiient of the Florida Federation Refreshments of fruit salad, Late in the evening the happy Woman’s Clubs and lias hosts wafers, cakes and hot chocolate couple left in their car for an ex­ wedding trip, keeping their friends here. were served late in the afternoon. tended destination n secret. Members present Monday were The bride is the lovely daugh- .l Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles Bell, 31iss Mrs. Joe Lee, Mrs. Archie Betts, tcr of 5!r- an,i MrsA. Howard rginin Bell and Mrs. J. 31. Me- a;*am"1'1 spent most of her life in .San*ughlin, who have been the gers, Mrs. W. Ft. !Leake. Mrs. Ray­ and “ *ts of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford mond Phillips, Mrs. Wilbur McKee, ford, attending Sanford High ol nt their home on Celery Ave- .Mrs. Jarrntt, Airs. Benjamin Whit- School, later graduating froil “ for the past two weeks, have ner, Jr., Alias Sarita Lake. Airs. from .Maryville College, Tenn. She 'turned to their home ut Char­ Wnt. Bidding, Mrs. Adams and has hosts of friends b >*.h here nnd throughout the-state. ts, N. C. Airs. J. N, Robson. Air. Whelchef is the non of Dr. The next meeting of the Guild Hugh of Douglas, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Mack and will be held Alonday afternoon at and is WhelchefiL a member of the A. T. 0. *o small sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. the home of Airs. George AIcRory fraternity, and is a graduate of talker, Jr., and little daughter, on Palmetto Avenue. the University of Georgia, having wn, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Beckett, teen captain of the football team "4 baby Mildred, Mr. und Mrs. for four years. He has scores of PIPE ORGAN CLUB. m Mc.Murtury and son, and Mr. The Pipe Organ Club met Monfriends who will join in wishing • Mack of Windermere, spent r. ***nnt day Sunday ns guests of day afternoon with Mrs. Gardiner b >:h him ami his charming bride 'r- and Airs. J. L. Walker, Sr., in the Walnka apartments. .Ench every wu.ure happiness. u - n u ir v e r r n n * •heir home on Mellonville member answered roll call with a ; gift for a charity shower. The, WOMENS G lILD tenue. rummage chairman gave a fine Holy Cross Guild met Monday report as to the proceed* of the Feb I, with Mrs Peck at their SNERAL BUSINESS MEETING rummage sale Saturday. The new home Park Avenue, where On Wednesday afternoon at 3 members decided to give their an- father andonMis. Peek are comdock there will be tho general Mev Pole dance, which is al- fortabiy and pleasantly located, “‘mew mreting of the Woman's nual with n - A very interesting meeting folat the club house. Open ways looked forward to With the lowed. deal or interest. ’^tn discussion, subject "City great reretilion of the Lord's prayer, Mrs WhitnoFs idea of »ift bas-,1 " i Lord’ *J*rnmenL” mectirg adjourned. Mrs., kets being curried nut three glftsfl .After the business session a so- the Maines favored the member* with leveived as a start these gifts | half hour wiil be in order. a' *piano solo and Mrs. -Dames gave to be • M and go to buy pews and a npniber of leading* in her usual has*ocks for tho new church. Tho D. A. it. charming manner. The hostess. Guild have taken these for their Bn Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock assisted by Airs. W. AI. Scott and aim in the ,wonderful ,, . work to be»| * bailie Harrison Chapter, N. S., Airs Craig Harris served light reaccomplished this coming year. A. R.t win nieet in the Palm , ir>. v ju — r ------:n Committee to select and decide t freshments. The next meeting will IV •" ■n at the Valdez. upon these pews. Airs. Chase. Mrs. members are requested to be with Airs. Dickinson with Mrs. Iaike, Airs. Martin and Airs. Wight, Present as matters of import- Dickinson and Airs. Farrell as to consult with Father Peck. hostesses. "re to he voted on. ---------------------- >f the, afternoon war* the reports from the convocation held this , year at Tampa. Delegates’ reports made by Mesdames Vaugh­ an and Wight. Diocesan officers reports, made by Mrs. Barrett, chairman of Lit­ tle Helper*, Mrs. Kmpp, chairman of Church Periodicals, in Mrs. Key's place, and Mrs. Turner’s re­ port or Box Work. Mrs. Turner nUo explained to the Guild the rrowth and progress of the Church Service League. Mrs. B ,'F . Whitncr has been added to the list or officers as sec­ retary. We should be proud to know that out of the eight or ten officers' of the whole Southern Dioceses four of the officers arc Horn Sanford. arriving m # 12.5©10$16 (2nd floor Ready-to-Wear d ep t) iU in “ TiWct 'Brand Sale" Begins daily for our “Violet Sale" 10 Wednesday, February 6th and per cent discount. Closes Saturday, February 9 th - Yl �I — ; C.r*, * - -i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUB8PAT. rCTtWART l» IMS World O f Sports f ,./ •ffcCn *| TRACK MEET FOR GIRLS OF STATE SCHEDULED SOON DUNDEE KEEPS TITLE WOMAN’SCOLLEGE oorkeeper Office BASEBALL WILL NOT BE CHANGED T •r ^f?0 |; R goffer < maki JACKSON, Miss., Feb. 5,-Tlw MIAMI, Feb. 5.—The city com­ Mississippi House of Repivsontn- mission has authorised construc­ ’ >»\ (/ 4. tives, in organising for ibe legisla­ tion- of tie* - And pavltifir. tive session now in progress, al­ principally in StrcoM Riverside, to cost FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE .BOSTON, Feb. 6.—A public most scored the height. of some’ T IS M FOR WOMEN. Feb. 6.—Florida ; tribute will be paid to Dr. Charles j t hng or other by coming within a nccording to estimates 1400,000. State College has again this year W. Eliot, president emeritus of hair’s breadth of electing a blind The wotk will be divided Into two on which bids will be,ask­ ■Ji'vr o iss I , i, enteredd the annual telegraphic I man as one of its two doorkeep­ projects ed a t an early date. One contract a n d dris track and field meet for colleges, j Harvard University, a t Cambridg * ers. represents cost of 1208,052.45; and under the direction of the National Mass., on Mar. 3C, the occasion of Doorkeepers in a modern legls----- . the'other $189,609.70. Ernest'Cot% * 1 4 ' . ,, Women's Collegiate and Scholastlfe his 110th birthday anniversary. Am lativo are about as use* director of public service, AS[) ( ., , ' Track Athletic Association, which nouncemont* of the eve»t has been ful an aassembly parachute to a jaybird, but showed in figures submitted to the will be held this year during the made by J. W. Seymour, secretary every axsembly must have them, tbmmlssloriors. period of May 3-1? inclusive. Each of the Harvard Alumni Associa­ in......... Mississippi it Is the custom school entering this, competition, tion. It will be attended not only and to bestow the sin* sinecures upon con to bestow the shall according to rules regulating by representatives of the 45,000 federate alumni, federate veterans. veterans. t There wore the meet, hold on inter-class meet Harvard ----- ------------ - but also by . lend- seven candidates for the two jobs on the home grounds on any ono ing citizens from all parts of the day during the period designer!, country who have expressed a do- when Representative John Collins, Immedlately following the meet a , sire to honor Dr. Eliot in rccogni- of Jones county, placed in nomina­ telegram will bo sent to the direc-! tion of his services as "a citizen, tion the name of n Mr. Cox. "!Ie is . blind,” explained Mr. tor, Howard G. Clcaveland at Long j A citizen’s committee, now in proSan for d, Fla.— Twa Day a Mon. & Tues., Feb. u.jj Bcnch, Calif., giving the name and ' cess of organization and which will Collins, "but the duties of a door­ keeper are such th atta blind man record of first place winner in each include mnny men of national Direct from Its Phenomenal Rnn at the •tlth s i i d event. On the same day will fol­ prominence, ’ will be announced could perform them easily.” Theatre, New Yprk. ,rwfl Representative Jesse' Austin , low n letter giving the complete later. Adams, of Montgomery x county, record of the meet, with order of Dr. Eliot, who was born in Bos­ finish nnd name, age, weight, ton In 1834, was president of himself blind, eagerly seconded height and class in school of each Harvard 40 years, from I860 to the nomination. "The things that contestant in each event. 1909. His election ns head of the nre easy for you who can see,” Mr. After checking the reports sent university was considered remark­ Adams declared, "are difficur. for in by mall, the committee of able because of his youth—ho was those who are blind. But tho blind judges, will release the one and only 35 at the time—and because ask no odds of anyone.” There was only one direct pro­ final official report by wire on ho was a layman and a scientist. During ms administration he led test against electing a sightless Saturday, May 24. Florida State entered this meet En the development of graduate man to guard the portals of the the first time in 1922 and won first schools and the elective system in House. It was from Representa­ __ work. , Under place. Up to that time, it is said,, undergraduate „ ,r , , hia tive John K. Stennis, of Kemper the competition was confined direction the medical and law county. "The gentlemen nro right In de­ ALICE TERRY’- RAMON NfflSSRRO- LEWIS 51 largely to western colleges. Now, schoois of Harvard University however, it is stated, numbers of largely grew to their present im­ claring that a blind man could dis­ charge the duties of a doorkeeper THE SENSATION OF A CENTURY eastern and southern women’s in­ portance and influence. stitutions have participated. The raising of Hie entrance re­ in the House of Representatives,” said he. "In fact, a dead mar. could Presented With a Special- Orchestra Events for competition follow: quirements of universities, which do it. I move the office of door­ has led ter a corresponding raising Fifty-yard dnsh, 100 yard clash, Matinee, 50c and 75c M ill, be abolished.” GO ynrd hurdles (4 hurdles, each of the standards of graduate keeper <miir.us There wns no second to Mr. Evening, 50c, 75c, $1.00 2% ft.); 100 yard hurdles (4 hurd- schools, nnd the introduction of Stennis’ motion and balloting besow VI us Tax lea. each 2 ft.); 220-yard relay, choice of entrance requirements SKATS AT n. C. DOYVKits gnn. Cox, the sightless mnn, poll­ I runners; 440-yard relay, 4 run- ha\ e Had a nation-wide influence ■ “ throw for distance: leadership. As ed the highest,vote on the first ralnera; baseball distance; under Dr. Eliot's leadership, running broad jump; running high chairman of a committco of 10 of lot and remained in the 16ad until jump; running hop, step and jump; *l h° Notional Educational Associiteight pound shot put; youth’s dis-ipon in 1890, he exerted a strong cus throw! jnvelin thruw; basket- j influence on secondary education ball throw—distance. i throughout tho country. A. A. U. track ami field rules Dr. Eliot has received many will govern nil events covered by honors from European govern­ them. ments. He belongs to a number of educational and scientific societies in this country and Europe. BcSUCCESSFUL MEETING I sides his bachelor nnd master of (INCOVOIIATKH) DEFUNJAK SPRINGS, Feb. 5. arts degrees front Harvard, that —J. W. Miithison, county agent, university has also conferred upon has been holding successful meet­ him the degree of doctor of medi­ Capital $100,000.00 ings recently to study fruit grow­ cine and doctor of letters. He also ing nnd improved methods of corn has received degrees from Severn! production. Ijirge crowds at­ other Amaricnn universities nnd WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS tended the meetings which, hoj the degree of doctor of philosophy ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF says, accomplished much good, jfrorn Breslau University. THIS TRACK MEET TODR.C^W.ELIOT FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Feb. S.—The third annual high school meet for girls, to be held hero Mar. 29, Is expected to by those in charge of the event U> . i - greatly surpass the meets of previ­ ous years, by reason of the fact that this year for the first time physical education is a require­ ment inf the public schools of '••-Florida. All entries must be in v-before Saturday, Mar. 15. Entrance blanks have been sent to every high school In the statu and a larger representation is looked for from all parts of Flor­ ida, although each school is limited to six contestants in the track and field events, and to one in the declamation contest. The declamation contest will tnk<place on Fridny evening, Mnr. 28, a t 8 p. m., and will be followed at l a . n i . the next day, by prclimin_ arles in the other events. There will be contests in the following athletic events: | Fifty-yard dash, 75-yard dnsh, Javelin throw GO-vnni low hurdin 1 Featherweight Chn/ip Johnny Dundee won the decision over Pal (four °IN ow Orleans after 15 rounds of fighting a t Modison Square (four 2-foot 2-foot ’hSdlesl. hurdles), basketiml!* baskctbull *,0™n throw, baseball throw, putting Garden, New York City. Photo taken during 14th round. 8-pound shot, standing brand Jump, running broad jump, throwing dis­ cus, 220-yard relay rucc (four runners). Points will be awarded, five* three, two, one, for dll events. There will also be a volley bull Willie Jackson, hero of hun­ game. The prizes will consist of a lov­ dreds of stirring battles nnd CHICAGO, Feb. 5.—There will ing cup to the winner of the ni^ot, one of the greatest fighters the the cup to become the permanent game ever knew, was dropped by lie no change in the kind of base.possession of the school winning “ Doc” Buglcy, who had made a fair bnlls used in the major leagues sized fortune as his manager. Bag- tills season. It three consecutive yenrs. President Johnson of the Amer­ Florida State College awnrds ley thought Willie wns all through blue, ret), gold and white ribbons and he sold his contract. His new ican League, in making this an­ to the winners of first, second, nmnnger matched Willie with nouncement today snid tho reasnn third and fourth places, respective­ Johnny Shugruc, of Waterbury, for the erratic behnvior of the ly, in the scheduled events. Tho Conn., nnd they met at the -Ith balls rnriy Inst season, which re­ College Athletic Association loving Regiment Armory in Jersey City. sulted in an epidemic of home rims, wns thnt their newness made cun will he given to the individual They were to go 12 rounds. athlete winning the most points. That Bagley was right when he them unusually livery. When the i In case of u tie the contestant said Willie was all through wus umpires were instructed to keep > .winning the most first places will plainly evident when Jackson tlm snheres in pinv until they I be given the prize. came out of his corner for the first actually showed wear and tenr, he Strict eligibility rules huve been round. There wns nothing left of snid. the t'ame slowed down, "We will mnke ,*o clinnge in the laid down governing entrance, both the o!d Jackson but the wonderful 1 • • ns to scholastic requirements and fighting spirit. Hu fought that ball this venr," President John­ 1 physical fitness. Only students night cm nerve ulouc, hut wiiat a son said. There is no need of ex­ who have maintained u passing tight he put up before being count­ periments along this line. It wns nvernge, as determined by the ed out tor the first time in his the new balls constantly in play BMRMMMUMBMHMHBMHMBHHMHNMHBBNMMNMBBMMNMMMMBMNMMHHM which caused the havoc onrlv Inst » faculty of the school^rpresented, life! In each of four unit subjects, ami Shugruc, a vicious hitter with season. After the batters hit the 1 who passed four unit subjects dur- both hands, tore into Jnckson nnd bail a few times they will slow it I ing the last semester in attendance literally swept him off his feet bv up lust enough to make it normal. B B “Although I think the fans wr.rt B B * before the meet, will be accepted tbe fury of Ills ussuults, but each I for competition; and then only time H'illic came back from tho to see the ball go m*er the fence BB BB when the application is accom­ rim of defeat to hatter Johnny to at times, the men who are ndent B B panied by a physician's cer­ the ropes. In the sixth and seventh at making home runs will have to BB BB tificate. rounds Jackson wns down for vnry- earn them.” BB President Johnson intends to B B i ing counts, hut just when it seemed BB loncp for Boston Sunday for tin* Hint he was about to roll over for BN Ray Greene Will Jthe fa ta l-10 he would regain his spring schedule meeting of the BB league to bo held next Tticsdny. ■ feet and continue the It * ‘DiTedt the Wititer = wns one of the most miming ex- Only issues preliminary to the B VU * *•** "i“1'* ■' ,if?f *tnt -irmrf W h Park Aquatic Meet hiliitiuns of gameiie.ss and bulldog1opening of the senson will he up BBB fBBl courage in the history of the ring. *or consideration. President John- B B WINTER PARK,' Fla.,'Feb. 5.— Sick, bleeding and weak, Jackson son snid. The 1921 schedule, whirh BB has been drafted, is ex B B (Special) — Announcement was fought on until the crowd cheered already BB pcctcd to lie adopted. him to the echo and fogot that made Fridny evening by the govBB I f Shugrue was their favorite. BB Greenc, A. A. U. Commissioner BB Jackson staggered out for the erning committee of the IntcrAmerican Aviator »Is BB nchnlustie Avuntic Meet that Ray ninth and went down under ShuBV nnd former nthlctie director of Rol­ gruo’s first rush. The re forge Surveying- Site Of An B V BB lins College, had been secured to counted nine over him ,and he wab­ direct the State Intercollegiate bled back to his feet and made ids Ancient Chinese City Aquntie Meet which will be held In it stand. lie met Shugrue's rush PEKING. Fell. 5—Following the B::B at Rollins the fourth week in in the center of the ring, and there April. Mr. Greene, though busy was a fierce exchange. Suddenly example of investigators who re­ Bfl with plans for preliminary Olym­ Willie let go one of his old-time cently added to their knowledge of Vf l pic tryouts for Floridn and the drives, caught Johnny under the Stonehenge by viewing the site :: southeast, was again found will­ heart and drovo him completely from the nir. Carl Bishop, of the ing to assist in putting on this big through tho rones nnd into the Smithsonian institution, has made B B press stand. Snugrue came hack an aerial survey of the rumnins of aquatic event. Starting with seven tennis in reeling hut game. He charged into an ancient city located near the 1920 and a few over 50 contest­ the fading Jnckson once more and present town of I-Chow, GO miles K r ^ ants, last year's teams numbered Willie collapsed under a battering southwest of Peking. BV k A volley of lefts and rights to the 31 and nearly 250 contestants and , The place, according to Bishop, ■ H alternates. High School swim jaw, lie fell to tiie canvas with a wns the site of a city of consider- H" niers have lowered records each Jhud, and the referea was count-j aide importance nntcdntning nu- 5vv" b ycar nnd continue to train. Re- I Jllfr °1V(!'r mm ^when his seconds | thentic history, which inter Re­ m ports coming in from many sec­ tossed in the towel. It was Jack- I cante known as Yen, capital of the bb mb tions of Floridn indiente that son’s Brat knockout and his last ‘ kingdom of thnt name, and which BV J. L. tennis nrc now preparing for the fight. was burned by Chin Shihwnng in BV MV big event in April. 222 B. C. MV The announcement that ComThere nrc 30 mounds traceable MV missinner Greene is to direct this which Bishop designates ns burial MV VH year’s meet will he welcome news places, while others of greater di­ MM BB to tho hundreds of contestants and mensions lie believes to lie sites of BV friends from all over Florida who temples and public building:'.. MM will uttend the meet this year. Mr. MM MM Greene organized the first meet ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 5.— Insane Man Foujyht MM find has directed tho four contests ME! Hint have been held nnd his many Five* men .who have seen named on Police Twelve Hours MB MM friends will lie happy to meet him Walter Camp's first, second and MM on duty again when the meet- is third All-American teams will MB l l l r T l i r .U m ir h ilr c l leave the University of Michigan MM held in April. CLEVELAND, Feb, i. — After H I a t the completion of their student V work this year. *ite men are holding squads of police at bay for M mm Yanks Didn’t Want Ernie Vick nnd Jack lilott, first 12 hours from upstairs in u room­ Bit U'uiii centers; Harry Klokc, first ing house, Frank .Mule retreated l u Joe Jackson, Says MO n team halfback; Augus Goetz, sec­ this morning to his last stand in ar m clothes closet. He wounded one of m b team tackle, and Irwin Uteritz, Col. Jake Ruppert ond attacking party with his last shot IN third leant quarterback. and fell with a bullet in liis brain. nn MM Vick and Uteritz are the first to NUI NEW YORK. Feb. 5.—Col. Jacob go, receiving their degrees at the Ho was taken to the hospital and nn Ruppert, owner of the New York end of the present semester. These 1J)'11* Mule is he- Kit Yank ees, emphatically denied men are the only students on the lieved to Imve ‘lying. been iukun suddenly an nn Saturday that he, his manager, l "owned" by major league Insane us lu- ukuhcd his wrists in B Miller Huggins, or any one con­ campus R r baseball clubs. Vick is the prop­ attempt at suicide while tho police Mm cerned with tho club, had made Joe erty IN of the St. Louis National.-, were breaking in the door. Jackson, former Chicago outfield­ FARMERS CO-OPERATING mm and lias received orders to report er, an offer after the 1919 Heritor to the Cardinals’ spring training to give him a place if he could get GAINESVILLE Feb. 5.—Tho camp at Dradentown, Flu. Uteritz away from the White Sox. • fui mers of Alachua county nre co­ is owned by tiie Boston Americans Ruppert said he resented having and i.i expected to play* with an operating in buying much fertiliz­ the mime of his club drawn into eastern club during the coming er, F. L Craft, county agent, re­ the resurrection of the old scandal ports. season. at Milwaukee and lie said that Kipke and Rlott expect to gradu­ Jackson’s war record was enough to keep the Yunkees away from ate in June, Goetz, who was TIIE PAINT WE SELL him even if nothing else could have named an "All-American" in 1920, wilj complete his internship at tho been said about him. University hospital this year. Kip­ is the only one of tho five GOVERNOR HARDEE INVITED ke participating in sport at present, EUSTIS, Feb. 6—Governor Har­ although both he and Illott uxdee has been invited to take part pect to play baseball with the U. of in the celebration here on Feb. 22, M. nine in tiie Conference race this incident to the dedication of the year. IT DOES NOT CRACK, Eustis .public library, an event which is planned to eclipse any cel­ PEEL, NOR PIASTER, OR Scientists found 70 fossil skulls ebration of the sort yet singed in well CHALK OFF preserved, showing nil fossils this section. An elaborate pro­ gram has been arranged which will are hard-headed. A Full I.ine of Knlsomine, Var­ ‘include the landing of King Leonishes and Stain* man and his bride, Queen Orange in an impressive manner. The roy­ SOLD ONLY BY al couple will .be accompanied by an extensive retinue and their ar­ NOW OPEN FOR IIUHINKSS rival will be honored by n brilliant SANFORD PAINT ALL WORK GUARANTEED ball as the closing feature of the STORE Give Us a Trial day after the fireworks display at night. mm Next Door to Princess Theatre. BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT the seven candidates had beep weed ed down to (href. On the {Inal battot he was eliminated. * --------------------- •— . EXTENSIVE PAVING PROGRAM H L et’s Go to the Fair MILANE THEATRI INGRAM AM ETRO Sanford Loan & Savings Company GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS The Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Rond F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. -Phone 231-------------- G. E. McCALL, Manage; ♦I * I ‘ M i l M AS THE SPECIAL GUEST OF S5 Dickson-Ives ---------COMPANY---------- ss s: ORLANDO Sub-tropical Fair, in Orlando, dates February 12 to 16 (inclus­ ive), great exhibits, and seen as the guest of Dickson-Ives Com­ pany. YOST WILL LOSE 5 GRID PLAYERS Co-operating with Fair officials, we’re offering you a ticket to the Fair with your purchase of $5 in merchandise made any time during the Fair period. Let’s go, let’s see the school, the handiwork, the machine, the track, the poultry, the stock ex­ hibits! Let’s get into the fun and the education of Central Florida’s great event! SUNPROOF Just bring your duplicate slip to the cashier’s desk on the mez­ zanine floor—‘with a copy of this ad or merely say “Out of town visitor” and the ticket’s gladly given. It’s to be a great fair— let’s go and as the guest o f Dickson-Ives Company. ...Service Shoe Shop... IVclnkn Bldg. phrme so:i ssssissssBssasasssssssHsgtssssszsssassassasassK Tell the W orld About Sanford.. e o • and Seminole Counhj THE SANFORD HERALD WILL PUBLISH PROSPERITY EDITION SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH. Five thousand extra cupies will he distributed by the Chamber of Com­ merce at its booth at the Madison Square Exhibit in New York. Thousands or other extra copies will be sent throughout the country by cili/ens of Sanford and Seminole County. THIS SPECIAL EDITION Will lie illustrated throughout. , it wilt tell of Sanford’s prosperity. It will invite the homeseeker to come to Sanford. It will be invaluable ns an advertising medium to both city and county. RESERVE EXTRA COPIES NOW! 1he Herald is printing a limited number of copies. Send in your order to­ day if you desire to have copies reserved. CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen:— rp, l k T Je*L! ' c ...... . .......... copies of the Prosperity Edition of The Sanford Daily Herald for which I enclose remittance a t the rate ot oc per copy. Attached hereto is « list of names. rute includes3pos°tage.tU ^ numca enc,0SC(1- it is understood that this (Signed) ........ Addr OHS �"(*' h* T ttl! f l i M t t M n t u n . V R V t i l T I T lf M V tiV » M l f i « T E R E ’S T I M E ■ l« ^ l F O R A L L T H I N G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USB HERALD WANT ADS (ANT-AD RATES Cash in Advance f'l r p f c n n r d nHa. m i l h r r r H | t ( < Iw f o P a t r o n . null r u l . |««tnr n r n t I m m n l l u l r l , f o r pa jn t r n L I t f l a i r ................................ l ^ r n II bp l | Tin*'" .......................... .. fop ■ II u p Id Timr" .....— ........ Or a flap I p Tlatpa -------- ------ ----- -1r a lln p Intdct |,’a c e ’r > P ° d u u tile a b o v e I fiat'*' I r v f reilucfil lintph n r n fu r e n n I irriitlv n In s e rtio n * . [■lx tCortls of n v r r a k ' r l e n g t h l ir e counted n linn. I Minimum c h a r g e 30c f o r first 1 iniertion. I ill a d v e r t is i n g In r e s t r l c t e i f t o ' p r o p e r classification. jf nn e r r o r Is m n d o T h e S n n Iford H erald, w ill lie r e s p o n s i b l e I for only one I n c o r r e c t In s e r ti o n , [ttif a d v e rtise r, f o r s u b s e q u e n t I Insertions. T h e o f f i c e s h o u l d b e I notified I m m e d i a te l y In cnao o f l ,r r ° r TO A l l V R n T t B F . n s . „ A H e ra ld r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t l i o r leuKhly fa m il ia r w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s land classification, w i l l g i v e y o u Itompb’te I n f o r m a t io n . A nd If Ireit wish, th e y w ill a s s i s t y o u In lanrrltnR y o u r w a n t ml to itm k c | lt more effective. I XI POUTS A T NOTIL’E, A dv ertisers s h o u l d Rive t h e i r lilrc c t or p o s t o ffl c e u ild ress a s well ns th e i r p h o n e n u m h o r If they d e sire r e s u l t s . About one frailer out of n t h o u s a n d lias a telephone, and t h e o t h e r s r a n ’t rom munlcate w i t h you u nless they k n o w y o u r a d d r e s s . All tl ls p o a tl a n n a e p Ml ST h e smile In p e r s o n n t T h e S a n ­ ford H erald o f f i c e o r h r l e t . ter. T e le p h o n e d D rn tilln nrices nre n o t v a l i d . FOR SALE HOUSES FOR RENT? I ORJ1ENT—Cottage. J. Musson. FOB RENT—Garage. 6 1 0 'Mag-i noUa._ ___ SAUSAGE for sale—t*urc pork FOR RENT—Five-room furnished Bnuanjjc smoked with oaw wood, • i i bVriKa,0W- K°01* location, an i o5c, lb., postpaid. No order ac­ ideal plnce lor one who wants a cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ faction euarnatccd. Mrs. Enoch 708 W?” ,°i 8* ““'“ * ” **■ Apply j i Sawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. U. F. No. F OH •RENT—Garage, corner 11th * —nnd j.lm ^ Avc._ M, Schneider. ADAPTED Carmen Giupca, Tree Blueberries, 30 per cent off. HOUSES—FOR SA~LE< tree Blackberries. Best invest­ ments, highest profits, quick re­ I0 R SALE—0 room bungalow turns, quality plants. Original in­ and three lots. In Bay View, troducers. Adapted Nurseries, 1 ltuaville, Fla., about three blocks Tampa, Fin.___ frunytho Indian River and Dixie f ™ SALE—DeSoto paints and Highwuyt some furniture In the vanishes at Sanford Novelty liibu.se. This property Is in the condition, ready to be pccu-i Wo£ks, soIo_nKents. 15 l-tfc piwl. Address owner, Mrs. Iffa B ., IlUNGlI Git AFES, tree blueberries Lheesomnn, P. 0. Box 4423, Jack­ and blackberries—all varieties sonville. Fin.____________ | suitable for home and commercial FOIt SALE. ' planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure REAL ESTATE good early profits. For full in­ formation and Illustrated entalof Foil SALE—Attractive bungaNo. <J, write Southern Adapted low, modern, a bargain, terms. Inquire 1103 Oak Afenuih Nurseries, Bartow, Fia. F b lt SALb—Egry i.'ush Register.I SALE—20 ncre'farm, “7 acres Cost $00 when new. Will sell , c*enred, •* room house, 1 8 acres ___ _ cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald1fen. S ono flowinK well. A burofflcc.. Bain, $3800.00. MISCELLANEOUS ®A,ViE~ R« de Isl,nmi 'BB" 40 Acres fruit and vegetable land Mrs ElUworth15nea8f n ° r\ ,1,0°* L l>or,,erinff nn I-nlie. three miles W u r;i iw 'm .i AS ^ ,f'"n Sun,or'1' *'-25U'»»- SHE the Sanford Stove Works, H021FI\ E ACRES, all fenced, three Sanford Ave. before buying acres bearing grove that will stoves. Wu will save you money. have from seven to eight hundred We also repair stoves of all kinds, hares this year, u bargain, $2,000. Courteous. Prompt, Efficient Service. grafanoias and sewing machines. 191-tfc HOUSE nnd lot on 12th’ St. De­ EXPERT Typewriter cieaning nnd sirable location. House first LOST AND FOUND condition $1,550.00, terms. A repairing. Call If. S. Pond, class bargain. \\> have the property phone 225 or Peoples Hank. and sell strictly nt the owners AKE VOU losing an opportunity 179-tfc J' “ c yrii’e. Cull and see us. to sell your property by not using ---the Herald Want Ads. The cost NO person need become bald-1 THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. have a newly invent-1____ Seminole Hotel Annex. is small, the results great. Herald 1 ,headed. 1I JJ“Jr af,ni, f o r you vmi nnirlclv machine that prevents same. Wants will will work work fur quickly Wonderful for adding new life and FOUND—Tire rack for Ford growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. DRESSMAKING with tire nnd new license 'tag. Price $2.50, Write for particu­ SALE Call 805 Park_Avc. lars, S. S. Boyd, Laurens, S, C. "THE THIRD ALARM” nt the Ml- FLORIDA MARVEL blackberry .MADAME K. *0.‘ TOUCHARD, FRENCH DRESSMAKER. Jane tonight. A picture of thrills plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, imi pathos, ltd* picture was held ~ T St. - Petersburg, Flu._ IMPORTED HAND EMBIIOin. Box — 1088, over two days in Miami on account FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. KURD LINGERIE DRESSES AND of large crowds turned away. Free Bids, Barred Rocks, White and WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL delicts for Mrs. Emmet Hunt. Silver Wynndottes. S. C. White BLOCK. WINTER PARK. FLA. LOST—Between the rectory Park Leghorns, S. (’. Anconas. Heavy Ave. and library, bead bag with egg producing strains. Pedigreed, FOUNTAIN INN two keys and handkerchief. Please exhibition ami utility matings. Eustis, Florida leave nt 11craid office.__________ Custom hatching. Write today for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, Is now open nnd tho management takes pleasure in extending to the HELPED IJTIT.E GIRL'S COUGH Box 18, Long wood, Fla. “FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAIt FOR SALE—Ithodc Island* nnd Sanford public and winter visitors a most cordial invitation’ to visit COMPOUND is# 1 fine. t Myr little White eggs setting , , , , , TV HIV*. ILeghorn sv UI KH II L k L a 1for UI F I1 I girl had nn awful cough. I got a; j 5 eKKS (UZ «10o Mrs. J. W. the Inn and pnrtuku of its hospi­ tality. The Inn Is delightfully lo­ nniT**}r»* AND Pennington, French Ave and High cated nnd oilers to its geests every TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a ,st comfort and enjoyment. The fc !r» ? iU 3 ,hc .yr . r & r . a, • * . « . cuisine and dining mom service nre sic House has an upright piano at the same high de­ Marliirook, Virginia. • Tho best rear Sanford partly paid for, maintained gree of excellence that permeates temedv for coughs, colds, hoarse­ Mlv _L . which they will sell to party who 1the entire establishment. -• ness;; ro' v V y ™ V)n v t-v \ v n V,'N conipIeFe remaining monthly] Toff1!',hour-ItM'Thmtis. " lively. / V( OMI’OUND a m n n v n has stood. V . P^m cnts.v Address P. O. Box 1521, j --------------------------the .in,,,,*., TARt i;ut>u'uu;Nu nas sioou me Atlanta Gn test of time, serving three genera-1 Fb V s A L E ^ " ^ r c i. „artly“ l'e,“ HELP WANTED lions. ed. Practically new sewing ma­ WANTED—Help of all Kimla by chine. Five gallon hot water hcatmany business hou. c.i. If you SPEED U P YOUR 01. tire without a position, advertise on the cluseifietl page uf The LAZY LIVER Herald. It will cost you only n J Clent Jones Liver nnd Kidney Tonic Will Do It --------------------------- ---------------- T ill;' COST IS SMALL— T H E T h i r d S t BENEFIT IS H IIE A T . R-.'milllol A n d e r s o n . S a n f o r d , Florida. \ WANTED A It ELIA RLE COUGH REMEDY W h y experiment with unknown MISCELLANEOUS remi dies for that cought or cold when vou can secure FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? It h a safe and reliable remedy WANTED—Your old furnituru. Many people in Sanford would for the relief of coughs, colds, hoarseness. Equally beneficial for Ike t(/ buy second hand furniture, Advertise your spare pieces in the young and old. Mrs. Anna Cornell, Adv ......... Herald Want Ails .and seil them Bridgeton, N. J., states: “ I bought quickly. Phone 113 and the want FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for my c o l d a n d 'fimi ^d department will be glad to intert yournd. your nd it great." Insist upon the genuine, jI mrt Heit.se substitutes. Sold every- I REPAIR wood, tin, cement work. Rate GO cents. Herald, Box 600. jvhere, FOR SUERIFF. hereby announce myself a s a candidate for the office of Sheri.T of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary June, 1921. W. A. TILLIS. (Advertisement.) If you never read a line of any kind of news in this paper, it’s worth a great many times what it costs you because it gives yon every afternoon the last nnd lowest piicea for the day. ITyou save only 50 cents a day on your shipping, it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars a year. Doesn’t m atter what the prices were yesterday— Doesn’t m atter what they nre going to be tomor­ row— Wlmt’s the last and lowest prices today—The Herald tells you 7 REAL ESTATE _____ WANTED WANTED—To get in touch with the owner that has from 300 to 1,000 acres of unimproved land High class Underwood Typewriters for sale. Write full particulars. Griffirtt-MlUIcnn Co. 103 1st Nrttfor rent to reliable parties. joniU Bank _Bldg, -________tit Underwood Typewriter Co. t h e t ' l r r n l t f i tiirt u( t h e N n r n l h '*> S. Main Street Orlando, Fin. I n JiMliflnl t'i r e ii lt i,f Ik e Mtnlr i|l UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT F larliln, l u nnd F u r fornilntilr t'o u n t r , CITATION, C it y of Hnnfurd. F lo r id a , n mntil•'Ipal c o rp o r a tio n , by um l ihri.im'li F o r r e s t L ake, S. Ik C h a s e and ».\ J. M WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 rooms a r s h a ll, o u n p r l . - ln s th e City f n m ls s i u n of t h e City of foaufiird. F lo r­ for light housekeeping. R. W. m ida, Griffith. 103 First N atl Bnnk. vs. o f F lo r id a , ex ret H e a r e r A. WANTED—Room nnd hoard with folate S t a t e A tto r n e y ' f u r the private family. R, W. Griffith, SDeevl e’iittes, n th J u d i c ia l C ir c u i t of the •I0;I First Nat'l. Bnnk, S t a t e of F lo rid a . T o : T h e CRIxeiis a n il-T a x p a y e r* of t h e t'lty of Sanford F lo r id a : W h e re a s , a pi tit Ion h a s h e rn llled in t h e ulAive en titled c a u s e hy th e <'ll> of S a n fo r d , F lo r id a . h> and i h r o u i: h F o r r e s t Lake, S, D. Chase a n d C. J. M arshall, r o n ip rln ln v the C ity CnnimlHNliiti of th e C ity of S a n ­ f o r d F lorid a, scltlm t f o r t h th e fact t h a t a n e le c tio n was lodd liiruiiKlie City nf S in fo rd , Fluridn. on AN ORDINANCE MODIFYING ut huet th i 11It day of J a n u a r y . A. J>. 1921. IN PART THE HATES NOW t o d e te r m i n e w h e th e r Hint certain b e r e d ST. en title d : - CHARGED BY THE SOUTH­ o rd"Ai nna noc red innuam r o v i d in g for th e ERN UTILITIES COMPANY Vciiulsltlou amn cI e EPs ta b lis h m e n t of a FOR ELECTRICITY FOR W a t e r W o r k s Plant o r l ,l(inls hy t h e C ity of S anford, F lo r id a , to he LIGHTING PURPOSES. M a in ta in e d a n d O perated a s a P u b ­ Be It Enacted By the People of the lic I'tlllly , a n d P r o v i d in g for an City of Sanford, Pluridu: I s s u e of I 't l l l l y Hands hy th e City Section 1. That from and after of S anfo rd . Florida, In t h e Sum of d re d and S eventy-live the passage of this ordinance. The, TT hh or enen i uHdu nDollar", the P roceeds l<» Southern Utilities Company,, a h e D erived from the Wale Thereof public utilities corporation, now t o he l 'sod Vo Acquire. Hslatdlsh. furnishing electricity to the City P u r c h a s e a n t C on stru ct a W ater P lan t o r Plants.* of Sanford, Florida, and its inhnh- dWu ol yr k spassed and a d o p te d on the itunts for lighting and other pur­ lo t h day of December, A. D. 1929. poses, shall furnish electricity to a n d t h a t c e r t a i n o rd in a n c e n u m b e r­ ON. e n ti tl e d : the City -of Sanford, Florida, ami ed "Ail o r d i n a n c e P r o v i d in g for the it3 inhabitants fur lighting jjjir- A c o n 1*|l mu en d K stahllnhm enl ot puses ut the rate of Thirteen Cents ail_J*lcetrjc L ig h t and P o w e r Plant 6\ the T ii ) 1' o f SauforR. l$d.l,'i) per K. W. hour for the or rI'hiuts, id a , to lie M aintained nnd o p e r ­ first 200 K. W. hours, Twelve uml aFtlo e d ns n P u b lic C tllllv. and I'roone-half Cents (CD-i-’a ) per K. W. v h tl n g fo r a n Issue of I 't lll te |t inds hour for the next 300 K ,W. houre, |,v t h e City of Sanford. F lorida 111 of T h r e e H u n d re d and T en Twelve Cents ($0.12) per K. W. tThheo uSum s a n d D ollars, the P roceeds to for tho next 100 a . \Y. itjura, and he Derived fro m tile Wale Thereof. Eleven Cents ($0.11) per K. \V,! * he Used to Acquire, l-Jstabllsh. s e an d C onstruct a n F lectrlc hour for the next 1)00 K. W. hours, PL uigr hc th a an d P o w e r Plant ter Plants." with a minimum reading monthly d u l y p assed anil adopted on the l" th WANTED TO RENT ORDINANCE NO. 72 ($1.50) lh"“- rates to ) C lT F I R E O ? N O * l t)E N T FOR TO O TO T E L L -T O O > W A N T > rO O T O TA K E CHARGE: O F T H E L A D IE T ^ H O tJ lE R T DEPARTHETST F O R TOO-AT-' FOR SALE Ford Sedan Ford Touring cement work, ■IdawU—, : ing blocks, irrigation boxe*. J , Terwilleger, Prop.__________ Lumber aqd Building Material. carter' Lumber Company N. Laurel fit. “Phone! 568k IIILL LUMBER CO. H Service, Quality aTd Phone 135. FOR SHERIFF Chnndlcr Touring I hereby announce myaelf a candidate for reelcction to Dodge Touring the office of sheriff of Semi­ Hudaon Touring nole county subject to the ac­ tion of the Democratic pri­ Seri pps-Booth Touring CORRUGATED IRON ROOFtNOs m ary to be held on June 3 . I f COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING,.^ Cleveland Touring STRIP SHINGLES, ■} elected for nnothcr term I PLASTER, pledge to fulfill the tjuties of Oakland Touring CEMENT, the office in the same efficient NAILS. . manner th a t I hnvtf conduct­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS WHERE USED CARS ARE ed it in the past. ALWAYS BARGAINS CHASE & CO. ______ ___ C. M. H and._ SANFORD, FLAro FOR CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce my can­ USED CAR DEPARTMENT 1923 Dodge touring utmost new. didacy for the office of Clerk 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like of the Circuit Court, Semi­ new. nole County, Florida, subject Dudgr touring, 1921. to the decision of the Demo­ Dodge R oadster, 1919. cratic Primnry to be held on Dodge 1922 touring. Dodge 3-4 ton truck. June 3rd, A. D„ 192-1. I stand Two Dodge tourings, lt>20. for efficiency nnd service in 1922 llupmobile touring. Lexington Lark (sport). office. Worm-drive Ford truck. Vance E. Douglass Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. BUSINESS DIRECTOR FOR TAX COLLECTOR I wish to announce that 1 am u t candidate for re-election to the of­ fice of County Tax Collector of | Seminole County, aubject to tho action of tho Democratic primary to be held in June. •JNO. D. JINK INS. <Advertisement) FOR CLERK“CIKCUIT COURT* I hereby announce that I ant a candidate for the otTicc of Clerk of the Circuit Court r.f Seminole County, subject to the notion of the Democratic primary in June, 1924. H. II. CHAPPELL. (Advertisement) FOR COUNTY JUDGE 1 hereby announce myself ns u candidate for the utTicu of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary, June 3, 1924. I pledge faithful service •nould you nominate m *. J. U. SHARON. To the Voters of Seminole County: I hereby announce myself a can­ didate for Sheriff of Seminole County subject to the notion of the Democratic primary to he held on June iTrd. It I am elected I pledge myself In fill lilt the duties of this office to the best of my nhdUv. _E. E. BRADY. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. 1 wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the .oflice of Tax Asaessor of Sendmdt! County, subject to the decis­ ion of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. _______ ______A. VAUGHAN.__ FOR COUNTY JUDGE l hereby announce n.y candidacy for the office of County Judge of Seminole County subject to the action of tho voters nt the Demo­ cratic primaly June 3. ■ JOHN G. LKONARDY. turns of su'd cter i Ion i lnum iirltua fin'll' lh || till* result Ilf laid election v.'its Itt favor of the approval, adop­ tion ami (Mliflrmutliitl of said tir■llmtnees Nos. r.7. us, 99 and 70, and In favor of the Issuanee of liomls In I lie tot I sutn or 592U|UHM10, h) tile t'lty of Sanford, Florid.t. Itt the manner and for tile toirpoties pro­ vided for lu H'ld ordIn-'tiers. Now, Iherefni'e ,tn purstiatiee of nil orih-r of to, I’otirl tnn-lii made, n o t i c e is h s r n b y k I vuii that the I'itizens anil Taxpayers of the t'ltv •if S-nfo-'l FO-rlh i. 'ii-.* |.> l,t ,.r. i t e r reqnlri-it to be and a p p e a r tist•iii- toe • irett.l l' -ini -I tho Sevetilli .1uit la'lrtl Circuit of the State of l-'lorlila. on the Hilt day nf Feb­ ruary. A. lh, 1921, at lit-iiu o’clock A. M ut S.itiford, In the i'.,iim V of Scmlnoli. State of Florida, tlii-n nnd there t o show eatise. If any they have, why said hotel» should not he validated and eotiflimed. WITNESS my hind and the sen! Chandler touring. Ford touring, 1922. Hutck touring, 1919, 7 passenger. Bulck touring, 1918. Boo Speedster Truck, 1922. Light Ford Truck. 1917 Buick touring. 1 1-2 ton International truck. Ford House Car. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. Phdne 3. nf th e C irc u it C o u r t of t h a S e v e n th .linllehll C irc u it of t h e St:H'» of Florida, lu a n d f o r th e C o u n t y ot Seminole, on t h e 15th d a y o f J m tutirv, A. |*. 1921 tSKAL) B. A. miUOLAHW. C lerk of t h e C irc u i t C o u rt o f tlir S e v e n th J u d l e t n l C l r r u l t o f F lu r lil i. In nnil f o r S e m l n tu c C o u n ty , tl W SCKNCBII .111. A tto r n e y f o r 1‘o tl tl o u e r . I-IS -21-29-2-5 -H You can find the name of aviary live Business Man In Sanford I« this Column each day. fitudebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenue— I’hon* 4M PURELY PROFESSIONAL Sanford Noveltyi Works Cards of Sanford's Reputable PrufesHional Men, each of whom, in his chosen profession the Herald recommends to the people. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor.and Builder • *-* | H i Batteries j • *• *I t ** I* f f I '11, 9 517 Commercial Street George A. DeCottes Attorney-iit-Law Over Seminole County Bnnk Sanford, ------------ Florida Schclle Maincs LAWYER — Court llou.se Ellon J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank BltlR. Sanford, ------------ Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator Works "It it's Metal wo can weld It" SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For AH Occasions Members Florista Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 280-W Sanford Machine Co. l i r n r r a l M achine anil W ork. W. A. HOBBS, M. D. S p ecialist Urology, Syphilnlogy, Female tihtl Skin and Blood Diseases. The very best Buttery is ani Office 31)1 First Nnt'l Bank Bldg. lloll.v ( ' y l l n d r r C rlm lln * P h o n e 113 Phone H anford, F I* . ■Phono 49H IDfo- QUICK SERVICE T II A N'S F E B l.nrnl .o il f.onx llb ln s r . Iln n ila c . fo to r a n . E X 11) E We re-charge and repair all makes of Batteries RAY BROTHERS Phone 101 902 French A venue The Seminole Printery Let 09 tlixure nil t h a t lu h uf lirlnlliiB—wu a ia m l hehlntl e v e ry Joh )ve t h r u n u t. S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Sanford,-------------- Florida Rubber Stumpi a Specialty Phone 618-------------- Sanford By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER WH A T 5 T H E M ATTER b O tsti -AM I GO N N A M IHACLB Co m i . I i I meter charge of One & 50/100 iln y .if l b .....o ilie r, A. I>. 1923, n n d it c e r t a i n o rdinan ce n u m b e r e d US. Dollars. Otherwise the lit lie charged by The South­ ■■ni" AI tnh it:O rd in a n c e P r o v i d in g for th e W A N TK I)— [’u.iliim l)itokkc,'|). ern Utilities Company for elec­ AcqiilsIH aa nnd e s t a b l i s h m e n t "f « s P la n t o r Plants, hy t h e t'ltv of er, experienced, reference. Mdr- tricity furnished the City of San­ tHi nanford . F lo r id a , to tie M aintained ford Florida, and its inhabitants Karet Stoel, Box 51, Iatke Monroe. a d d o p e r a t e d ns r P u b li c I’tlllly. for lighting, power and other pur­ a n d P r o v i d in g for on I s s u e of Util­ 2dt)5. y I binds of th e City o f Sanford. ........ WANTED-—Men or women to take poses, shall, until modified by itF lo undred r id.a. . . In, t,,,, h e Sum, nf l>n H ordinance, be and remain same i i i u i i l U i l V C k Hi; m ill H i m u i i the t l i u PH lilt ■ , ilk orders for genuine guaranteed [% i | , , 4. . . . , ; s*iiit, .Hlxty TiHUiNJim !, *I.Pc11*1Iurn► in as prescribed nnd set forth in that rn.er.TH to be Ibrlv.il from Uu hosiery for men, women ami chilcirtain contract made and entered Snl» Thfrimf. to lm t'«*d m A i d'cn; eliminates darning Sainry, quire. IIninMl* 11. I’nretins,- nnil full$75 a week full' time; $1.60 nn lnto on the 13th day of July, A. I). Htriiot a Hus I'lnnt or t'lnnts." hour spare time. Cottons, heath­ 1929, by nnd between the City of duly pnsseil ....I nitopteil on the lulu of Jierenilur A- t*. 1953. nnd ers.-silks. International Stocking Sanford, and The Southern Util­ ■lay that certain ordinance numliereil ities Company. Mills, Norristown, Pn, entltleit: Section 2. This ordinance shall 70.•*Au Onllnatiee Providing for an THERE is an opening in n local ihe and become effective immedi- Issue of lloiols by the **lt\ if Sillautomobile business, for n young lately from and after its final pas- ford, riorlibi. lu the sum of Seventyman of good habits, with fair I sage and adoption. live Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds in lie Derived the Sale There­ knowledge of tires and accessories. Adopted this 28th day of Jnn-' of, to he llretlfrom tii Aeipilre, ilolld, Excellent opportunity to Work up. uaiy, A. D. 1824. t'otistruet uml Equip tvltli the Nec­ Apply by letter only, giving refessary Kuril lin re mid Fixtures, a FORREST LAKE, t'lty ilull and Administration llulhleicnee nnd present or past em­ (SEAL) S. 0. CHASE, iiik." . , ployer. Box A, care Herald. C. J. MARSHALL, duly pnnsvil and adopted on the Pun WANTED—Position as night As tho City Commission of the day of December, A. D- 192.1. should ratified, approved and confirmed watchman; white. W. E. Lantz, City of Sanford, Florida. In-' liy the i-l^etura of the I'tlv of S'ti12th and French. Attest: furit. Florida. anil whether the lionils provided or In said iinllnnnci s L. R. PHILIPS, shiitihl he Issued hv tile I'ltV of 9:111City Clerk. fiiril, Florida, ill the manner atol CUT THIS OUT—IT IS MOUTH for the purposes la sold ordinances MONEY nnd set forth, and. Send this ad and ten cents to CHILDREN’S COUGHS provided Whereas, said ordinances provide Foley & Co,, 2835 ShclTicld Avo., Children's throats are dclimfu uad for the Issuance of bonds by the 'In pluy, ut Hrhoot or work t’lty of Sutiford. Florida, for mu­ Chicago, 111., writing your name irnaitive. they nre exposed to rliilling drafts, nicipal purposes. Iti the total sutn and address clearly. You will re­ their little tiislii's an* overheated from of 1920.000.uu. said hands to lu- uf ceive :i ten cent bottle of FOL- exercise, they cool o(T too quick nml a the dcnomlnlulou of Muoo.ilu eueli Internet lit the rate uf five EY’S HONEY AND TAR CO.M- cold sets in. The minute your child lienrluu ■ml une.half per centum per an­ POUND for coughs colds nnd commences to cough get n bottle of num. Interest puynlde senil-nnuulhoarseness, also free.sample pack- Isonardi's (,’ougli Syrup (Crcosoted). ly on the llrst days of July uml It is good for chililreu's delicate January, said entire Issue of bunds ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic protects the lungs, raises the to mill in e thirty yearn from the stimulant for the kidneys, and FO- throats, phlegm, uml gives quick relief. A date of the Haiianee thereof, both LEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for harmless, safe, pirn mint remedy foi lirtnelpal and Interest of said bunds ul some hank la the Constipation nnd Biliousness. coughs, colds, gri|i|u', croup, whooping to lie ofpayable New Vorli. State of New These wonderful remedies have cough nnd bronchitis—th at Is healing t'lty v'l.eij. to lawful money of the helped millions of people. Try and soothing. Fine fur adults too United States of Amurlra. nnd, For side ut your druggist. * Whereas, a canvass of the re­ them! Sold everywhere. ROOMS FOR RENT SKT"*u'"' >,mwi" I As a Ionic w h e n l l i c r e in iv e n k - ARE YOU—Looking for a good Vifss it nil luck of u p p e t l t o , w h e n a room. IT you tlon’t And one lis*liuh' e x e rtla n m akes you fe e l lire,!, y o u r leg s i l r a g , y o u r h a c k ed in this column, insert a small irln-, y o u r m o u th t u s t e s a m t y o u r w a n t n d a n d you will receive t h e »l.r |. Is b r o k e n . I* , m J o n e s l . l v e r . best jU tin n -, in t h e city. eilv. listings in the sti'l Kidney T u n ic Is t h e ntie t h i n g thid III r t ' t n r o y o u r s t r e n g t h n n d FOR RENT—Nicely furnished fn,Id.- you to I'tijuy life. i 'LK.M rooms, with or without bath; Jn.VES L IV ER A N D K ID N E V Tlt.S'U*. h ecau se nf II s gelier'll munis if doited, by day, week, or TI'XII* nnd h e a l t h - g i v i n g effect, h a s month. Weekly rates $3.00 to Utaldlsln-d Itself u s Ji reenglilxeil Daily rates $1.00-$!.50. temedv* fur T O I U ’IK I .I V E lt, $10.00. All outside rooms. The Lincoln FEVER. MALARIA A N D FOLDS. il l'.M JONES I . I V E l t AND K I D ­ House, where the home fnlks stop. 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Highest T t« e. — 2-1 Loweft T r e * Im I 'Sight. ^ i— ===== XittaSSwN I .f [JJME V. 'ECTVADOO aer Treasury Secretary jiies Doheny’s Stateaent that R e has Re­ ceived 9280,000 in \ Fees . From Oil Company. ASSOCIATED PRESS DiSPATCH E8 “Mayfair* Will Be Qpened Tomorrow ■ — *■ As was announced several days ago, the formul opening of Sanford’s latest subdivision “Mayfair,” will take place Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock. To this opening the public is cordially invited. A band concert beginning at 2 and continuing until 3 o'clock will be given which will be fol­ lowed byrtwo addresses, one by Msyor Forrest Lake on “The Future of the City of Sanford and the other, by Robert J. Hol­ ly on "The Opening of Our City Eastward.” The program will be continu­ ed in the evening when open air dancing will be enjoyed between •the hours of 8 and 10. Music will be furnished by a Sanford Orchestra. Since the acquisition of the Pace property by Mr. Bodwell two months ago it hns under­ gone extensive improvements. Recently the name “Mayfair" was chosen for the subdivision as th e ' most appropriate one submitted in a contest, in which there were many entrants. Mrs. Henry Wight suggested the name. SINGLE cbPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924 VERA CRUZ AGAIN Mrs. D e Bouchel Loses $500,000 CANDIDATES FOR . Breach o f Promise Suit A gaihst QUIET AS R OFFICE GOVERNOR ^ Asa Candler the Coca Cola King DEBATE POLITICS CDs T h e . \ w t r i m n l P r r u l Reports Received by State Depart* ment State That Rebels Leave la a Wild Paste. • H r T l ( A e**elnleU P r e s s ) ATLANTA. Feb. 6.—Mrs Onrzima De Bouchel “surpris­ ed and disappointed" aa she expressed H, Wednesday on her wav home, to her attor*ya, refused to say whether plans for appeal were contemplated. The Jury returned the verdict in the $300,000 breach of promise auif filed by Mrs. DeBouchel against Asa Candler, Sr* in favor of the defendant after -10 minutes deliberation Tuesday. • Mrs. De Bouchel Martin, Jennings and Catta Speak in Gubernatorial Free-for-all In Orlando. M NUMBER M7 - Sanford Honors Woodrow Wilson In accordance with a sroclanation issued by Mayor Laka on Tuesday, bush tivitico in thla dty for one hoar this afternoon be­ tween 3 and 4 o'clock to pay a last tribute to tbo memory of Woodrow Wilson, whose be rial took place at Waafiiagton this With Simple Yet Stately Re* Starting.out as a gubernatorial “ m oods . j ' ligious Services Last Re­ “free-for-all" with four candidates bile no epecnil service* were for the Democratic nomination as mains of Woodrow Wil­ to ponmemorate tbo contenders, Tuesday night's politi­ dead, here son are Laid to Rest an atmosphere of rever­ cal talk-fest, held in the Orange ence was cast over the entire In Cathedral. county circuit court room in Or- city aa a whole nation bowed landu, developed into a debate, with grief over the passing of ( H r T ile A u w l s K d P re * « » . . . with John Martin and Frank E. of its foremost citizens. WASHINGTON, Feb. 6^| 4H, T h e A M w t a t n l P m i ) Jennings, Jacksonville candidates one the postoffice building, Some tie* between dark and us the contenders. Martin, Jen­ in Over I aSHINGTON, Feb. e -W illATLANTA, Feb. 0.—Within 30 acocrdance with u proclama­ daylight Wednesday the As*rnings, Worth Trammell of .Miami minutes nftcr the case was given [c. McAdoo, a candidate for the tion issued by President Calvin ean flag planted on the lawn and Sidney J. Catta of Dafunlnk Coolidge, to the jury, a verdict denying dam­ the flag, stands at half of the German embassy wkkh ■ erotic presidential nominaSprings were the candidates ap­ mast. For ages to Mrs. Onezima de Bouchel 30 days this will on inatractlona from Berlin j* expected to appear next pearing on the (program. of New Orleans, in her suit for continue aa haa been the cus­ had failed so far to pat at half The ex-governor spent his time $500,000 against Asa G. Caldor, ty before the Senate oil com­ tom in the past lit memory of mast the German colon for ' telling of his works as governor. Sr., of Atlanta, was returned here . at his own request to tell of Woodrow Wilson-. This morn­ "I believe that u man,'aspiring the passing of presidents. Tuesday in the Ur.ited States dis­ ing the Stare and Stripe* [employment as counsel by the to the high office of govarnoi, trict court. Only one ballot was were remered from the embaashould make his platform known «ny oil interests after his re­ taken. *ey but both tbe manner ef the to the people," said Candidate "We, the jury, find a verdict for pent from the office of secreflag’s appearance there and Trammell, in opening. He re­ the defendant," was the verdict r of the treasury in the Wilson exact story or their removal counted in order, planks of Ids written across the back of the was a mystery. Police report­ [inistratloh.platform. original petitioh. Neither of the ed receiving a call regarding Candidate Martin, in his ad­ >, McAdoo, who is to arrive principals were in tho court room Invasion of embassy property dress, started the bull rolling, for Wednesday from California, when tho verdict was announced. technically!! termed German tho semi-debate, seasoning of tho attend the funeral of former Mrs. do Bouchel Imd alleged breach Bottom 'Falls Chit of .^taall Pond soil. They did not know from j session, when he charged his fident Wilson, has taken issue of promise to marry in bringing and Inundates Workings in whom the complaint came. Jacksonville opponent, ,Mr. Jen­ K. I,. Poheny that he had reher action against tho Atlanta Federals Capture Cordoba Crosby Mine Embassy officials said they nings, with having given out an h) “all told*' 1250,000 In fees, MEXICO CITY, via Laredo, Feb. millionaire. made no such complaint and interview at Palmetto, in whicli • l ly T l r . ( M w l s l r t A few minutes following the verLft the amount at 9150,000. He ( i e. 0.—The capture of Cordoba by fed­ refused to discuss it further. Martin was charged with being CROSBY, Minn., Feb. 0.—Forty„^V11 officially con- diet, Mr. Candler was found in the i asserts that his present annual eral forces has been . Whether a member of the po­ "in with the liquor ring, nnd the two miners perished when the bot­ firmed, according to a dispatch 1lobby of the Candler building, surliner is only half of the $50,000 • ' lice force had taken the flag gamblers." Hu, stated that a for­ tom fell out of n small pond gnd A Ire given to the committee by from Gen. Eugenio Martinez to rounded by friends who were con away waa not clearly estab­ mer secrotary of the ox-govomorWithin 30 minutes nfter tho case flooded the workings of the Mil­ Prlvate Citizens To Push Organ­ gratuiating him. "I have no state­ Amulfo Gomez, military command­ | Doheny. .. lished. ization of New $10,000,01)0 Cor­ er of Mexico City. ment to make other than I nm very was given to the jury, a verdict candidate, is supporting Jennings. ford Iron Mine near here late Aa to Fall. . denying damages to Mrs. Onezima Hu also declared that Frank Tuesday. poration For The Aid of happy," he snid. “I didn’t expect According to Gomez, Vera Cruz, (fare Mr. McAdoo takes the WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Slm ple Do Bouchel in her suit for $500,­ Rouch. former chief of police of Caught in tho lower levels of the Farmers and Bankers. is being evacuated by the rebels anything else." [ui, Albert B. Tall, who as secet stately religious services in Jacksonville, who was removed 000 against Asa Candler, was re­ small mine, only seven of tho crew Mrs. de Bouchel nnd n group of and Adolfo do la Huerta is plan­ t ry of the Interior granted ethtoheni Chapel, Washington n r T h e A n w l a t n l P re ss. friends were outing lunch nt her turned Tuesdny in the United Sta­ from office while he, Martin, wus of 49 at work were uble to gain tho Cathedral, (s to tho Teapot Dome reserve marked the entomb­ WASHINGTON, Feb. C.—For­ ning to depart aboard a rebel war­ hotel in office, is now supporting his safety of a skip and ascend to the tes district court. a reporter brought news •|*rry F. Sinclair and tho Cali- mation ready for business within ship for an unknown destination of thewhen ment today of Woodrow Wilson. opponent, Jennings. surface. verdict. Her attorney, Harry supposedly Progreso or Frontern, Tlie service was conducted by iia reserve number one to the a few days of the $10,000,00 pri­ In his speech, which closed tho Like rats in u trap their com­ of New Orleans, who left Bishop James E. Freeman of thn eny interests, will be recalled vately organized corporation to both controlled by insurgents. Gamble evening's program, Mr. Jennings marriage on the part of his family, rades died, suffocated by the slimy the table to receive the news, said Episcopal Dioceso of Washington asked to submit himself for furnish relief to farmers and bank­ Gomez niso said that Vera Cruz the admitted thut he had been told but that ho refused to listen to the mud and water that gushfed New Orleans society leader had nination. Should he again re­ ers in the Northwest was forecnat revolutionists arc withdrawing no statement offer and insisted on the marriage. thut tho man whom Martin hnd through Uie workings, soaring in in association with Rev. James to make nt present. northward, probably intending to , as committeemen generally Tuesday by government officials The wedding' plans were ull ar­ "fired" was supporting Jennings the shuft within n feet of the top Taylor, pastor of tho Central Pres­ Defense Attacked Validity byterian Church of Washington L've he will, on the ground that and departing delegates to Presi­ go with the rebellious forces in ranged, the trousseau for the bride- for governor, lie said that he hud within 15 minutes. Mr. Candler’s attorneys attacked and Rev. Sylvester Beach of Princo [testimony might tend to incTim- dent Coolidge’s conference on the Tuxpam. no information us to whether or to-be had been made, announce­ Thore wns no extended warning, the validity of the Reno, Nev., de­ *him in future court procecd- economic situation in the north­ ment curds printed, Mrs. de Bou­ not the former secretary of the ex­ just "u rumble like u thousund au­ ton, N. J., two Presbyterian min­ R cree of Sept. 21, 1921, which grant­ MEXICO CITY, Feb. G .—Tho isters under whom Mr. Wilson wor­ , the committee will determine western Btates. governor is, or is not supporting chel had shipped her furniture to tomobiles roaring down u distant ed her a divorce from her husband, military plans on tho *her contempt proceedings Secretary Hoover, who acted aa government’s Adolph Rocquet of New Orleans. Mr. Candler’s home in Atlanta, and him. As to Martin’s charge that road,” one survivor said. Then tho shipped during his lifo at Prince­ chairman of the conference, an­ western front hnve been again The Atlantu capitalist's lawyers the wedding itinerary agreed upon, he, Martin, had been implicated leaping black wave of death en­ ton and Washington. Tho service* [Inst him will be Initiated. modified by tho tactics of the In­ nounced that the capital of the cor­ surgents passage for the future husband with the "liquor ring" by Jennings, gulfed them, buttering its victims began with Chopin’s funeral ninreK Daniels Mar Testify, in vanishing nt tho ap­ also (lectured that the divorce was and followed hy the reading of St, poration had been practically guar­ engaged from Atlanta to Reno, the sponkcr stated that he hud not uguinst the wnlls. invalid because Mrs. dc Bouchel did losephus Daniels, former secreproach of the federal troops and John XI 25, 20, 27 by the Hilltop. seen the paper to which Martin anteed by the commercial nnd in­ declining when two days before the wedding, Night found the shaft opening not establish u domicile in Nevada. L of the navy, who also is here dustrial battle. Official details interests represented in the petition declared, she received referred, and that he hnd not given crowded with scores of wives and Other verses followed, including1 ■attend tho funeral of Woodrow conference of the operations on that front are The decree being invalid, thuy con-: herletter although actual sub­ from the Atlanta million- out such un interview. mothers nnd children stood sonic in tho 39th Pinlm. The lesson was tended, she could not become en­ a ion, may testify Friday in re­ scriptions had not been received. lacking. ,_r . . of __ __ did .......... tell the_ iieople Pal- frantic tears, others dry eyed and taken from First Curinthinns XIV: gaged to murry Mr. Cumller and airu saying he could not marry her . “I_ ..... Ion to charges of Mr. Doheny He pointed out that although the therefore nny engagement existing | bccuuse it had been told him that nietto, just as I told the people of staring, as helpless ns were the 20. Tho services were concluded [t he would not lease the Cali- corporation would bo organized for that purpose was not legnl. j two men hnd visited her room at i Gainesville when John Martin and men about them to snatch from with prayers by the ministers. nin naval reserve because he privately it would have the backing As the nation waited to pay itn They asserted that there was not the hotel in Atlanta while she was 1j met in Gninesville in joint debate the murky waters the bodies of last L|ht to protect big oil companies of the War Finance Corporation silent tribute nnd respect Wed­ their loved ones. attending the Confederate reunion that the liquor ring is not behind sufficient evidence presented to pch Mr. Doheny claims were nnd consequently would not be l l l r T h e .tH o rln lr il P re ss ) nesday to Woodrow Wilson, uimpUi Most of the victims were young in Atlanta in 1919, at night, for mo» M aid Mr. Jcmrngs. "I told allow grounds for recovering dam­ lining the naval field. Mr. Dnn- bound by its capitalization of $10,­ Tlie houso approved an approp­ Improper purposes. ^ them why 1 know the liquor in- men, many of them murried and arrangements for the funernt of i already has issued a statement 000.000. riation of $10,529,170 for prohibi- ages. war president wore com­ Deniandcd Names 1 ..„Thc soft drink manufacturer’? , , , . .. , terests nre not Jiacking my com­ mothers with tiny tots, clutching America’s li‘.n lying thin charge, pleted and the machinery of tho in wonderment a t their mothers*’ Clarence M. Woodley of Now paign, und that is,,because for attorneys declared that Mrs. d c T Mr.‘\ 4° BoucheUuld she dc: ys (i jknator Walsh, Democrat, Mon- York, appointed by the conference Admiral Eberle endorsed tho government slowed to ,i atop. manded the names of the alleged years before wo secured prohibi­ skirts. u, who has been the dominant to head the organization committee, {imposed Alameda navy base be­ Bouchel was the legnl wife of Mr. two Hours before the funeral cortagu men but .Mr. Candler declined The mine, situated about four tion in this state 1 v/ns one_ of the Rocquet when she became engaged are in pressing the oil inquiry, spent the day in conference with fore the house naval committee. would lenvo the saddened homo to give them. She came to Atlanta miles north of Crosby in u region leading, honcst-to-God prohibition­ The senate oil committee met but to Mr. Candler and that she still is finally, she asserted, in an effort ists in the s.tato of Florida. d today the committee also Managing Director Meyer of the somewhat swampy, tho last year where he found pence nfter tho tur­ legally married to the New Orleans because witnesses werj uld hear George Creel, chairman to learn their names but he stead­ "I told the people of Pulmutto yielded 7,000 toes of nianganeso moil of eight years in the highest: Corporation and then left adjourned man. in arriving. [the committee on public infor- Finance declined to make them | just as I told the people of Gaine.i- are. It Is operated under ieusc by offices his countrymen could givo for New York to supervise the late fastly Prosecution Upholds Vnlidity Republicans of the house wnys Ition during the war. Mr. Do actual work of perfecting the o r­ Finally, she said, sho ville, that when we were seeking the Whitinnrsh Mining Company, hint the streets were filling along known. _. Mrs. de Bouchel, through coun­ and means committee voted for a ly has testified that he advanced ganization. entered suit for $500,000 to force to break up the liquor traffic in und is owned by George H. Crosby the way It would pass. Congremt sel, upheld the validity of her di­ 25 per cent reduction in ull per­ |000 to J. Leo Stack, of Colornstood idle to honor the dead. Great the information from him. Duval county, during the war, of Duluth. * Coolidge to Act Further vorce decree and said she had in income taxes payable this who told him it was for Mr. Shuft of the Milford mine is 123 government departments set freo During the trial of the ease nu­ when niy opponent was muyor, we President Coolidge disclosed dur­ sonal every way complied with the lawa cl who was endeavoring to pre- ing the day that in addition to for­ year. merous love letters which passed get no assistance from him. feet deep und the main level of thousands from the office routlno. Evacuation of Vera Cruz by the of the state of Nevada. The New between the principals were intro­ could nt laesing of the reserves to mation of the corporation, the car­ We were in receipt of letters from the mine is 100 feet beneath the that they might share in tribute. Orleans woman, they contended, [publicans after the change of rying out of other steps recom­ de la Huerta revolutionary forces hnd determined to divorce Mr. duced in evidence. Several of those the war department, telling us surface ‘ of the earth, running At apuccd intervals soldiers und reported to the state depart­ ninistrations. und southwest, a drift murines were in placo to hold open mended by yesterday’s conference, was Rocquet before she met Mr. Cand­ from Mr. Candler to Mrs. de Bou­ thut if the liquor was not stopped northeast ment in consular advices. the road. 1,800 feet long. chel began with "My dear Swcetfrom flowing into our army camp, Counsel Continue Study. and such pending legislation as the President Coolidge said ho hoped ler in Atlanta during the Confed­ um," ami numbers of her letters to the cump would be moved. North of tho mine lies Island Woodrow Wilson passed forever While the committee wus in rc— Norbcck-Burtness bill, he proposed justification . , , .. for an increased wheat erate Veterans' reunion in 1919. him were addressed to “ My darl­ [s today, Silas II. Strawn and o take further action to relievo turiff wou|(| rMult from the tariff She hud offered to release him “At that time Mr. Martin snid luke, nnd between the mine and Wednesday front tho world stagu mcr Senator Pomerene, of Ohio, the situation in the northwest if commission's present investigation. from the engagement, they con­ ing,” und signed “Sweet One." They •No,’ that he was ’mayor of all this luke was a smaller pond—to­ where once he towered a command­ night much smullcr, its shores a figure. In sacred privacy of ml government counsel in the possible. Speaking to a group of Charles B. Brewer, who investi­ tinued. when it became apparent covered n period from 1920 to the the people' nnd could not take mire for its waters filled tho ing his home the last rites were snid lease cases, continued their agricultural delegates to tho con­ gated the bureau of engraving nnd that there was opposition to the full of 1922. sides. We pleaded with hint that us simple us tho faith of tho limn ^dy of the' whole question. They ference who called at the White printing, began suit to prevent this wus u wur measure, but to no workings of the mine. One of the seven survivors said himself in goodness of God. Only Bferrcd during the day with House, Mr. Coolidge said he hoped government officials from interfer­ uvnil. “ When tho votes were counted he was working neur tho shnft relatives of the ex-president and <i airman Lenroot and Senator the pending investigation of the ing with securities he said were tho people of the county voted tho when he heard u rumble which al­ few who were his cj>:Ieagues in his Wih and information came from wheat tariff by the tariff commis­ needed as evidence. saloons out, by over 800 majority. most at once bccunie an ontinoi’3 days of greatness were present. White House that they would sion under the Fordney-McCumber The District of Columbia court Quiet thousunds waiting outsido That was on May 14. On May 15 roar. use injunction proceedings to uct’s flexibility provisions would of appeals upheld the conviction under wintry skies humbly to share Mr. Martin guve out an interview event further extraction of oil justify him in raising the whent of Jules W. (Nickey) Arnatein and in which hu stated thut he hud al­ Many Cases Disposed tho last leave taking, marked ns cm the two naval reserves ns duty from 30 cents a bushel to 15 four others in connection with tho tho funeral of tho great man. ways been dry, und that the luw on as President Coolidge signs cents a bushel. transfer of stolen bonds to Wash­ There wns more formal tone to In Municipal Court would be enforced. It is niy con­ Mr. Coolidge ngreed with tho t Walsh resolution. The proceed ington. Cathedral’s service which followed. TAMPA, Feb. (Spceiul)— growers a reasonable profit. At tention thu£ in an instance like will be filed by United States agricultural delegates on the ad­ The Canadian government in n There were 31 cases tried in There in the chapel that give* Strict attorneys in the districts visability of pnssage of the Nor- note transmitted to the state de­ With the (hipment of 25,134 cars the close of the month prices show­ that, a man who uspires to leader­ to the vault of entomb* J which the reserves are located. beck-Burtness bill to provide gov­ partment declared its willingness to o f''orange, nnd grapefruit from ed a slight improvement, medium ship should have let the people Municipal Court for the two ses­ entrance ment were gathered dignitaries of sizes being in grentest demand. sions on Mundav and Wednesday know where he stood.” ernment loans to citable wheat [Announcement came during the i proceed with certain proposals for the state Ui» to Feb. 1, approx­ Replying to Mr. Martin’s inti­ nnd a total of $634 wus collected the government and nicn of plarn ' of the summoning .of addition- farmers to buy live stock, but said tjL.velopiiur the St. Luwrciice deep- imately one i.nlf of Florida’s esti­ “While shipments for January were about 500 curs less than last mation that the bootleggers are in fines by Chief of Police Roy G. and power in America. Tho organ’s | witnesses oln the inquiry, chief ho wns not prepared, penumfc cr waterway project, notes and pealing voices added a . January, dealers have been slow in supporting Jennings, Mr. Jennings Williams.. mated citrus production for the study, to tfivc his endorsement to Announcement was made that irBog them John T. King, former touch to the ceremony. At last thn Cases disposed in Monday’s called attention to the fact that buying. After the holidays the rpuMic-an national committeeman the McNary - Haugen measure ( junction proceedings to stop the 1923-21 season has been marketed, were: W. V. Wilson, drunk deud passed again into tho keeping Bm Connecticut, Senator Walsh which would create a governmer* extraction of oil from the Teapot says Business Manager C. E. packing houses usually resume op­ during Martin’s administration the court carrying concculed weapons, of those nearest nnd dearest who pd information had come to him corporation to buy and sell the nomL. nn,| K)k h||| reserves would Stewart, of the Florida Citrus Ex­ erations ubout the 10th but this pcoule of Jacksonville got together and $30 and costs; Fred Weaver, rid­ alone might watch over the en­ and organized a luw enforce­ season they began much enriier. country’s exportable surpluses of »t Mr. King is associated with he instituted as soon as President ing bicycle on sidewalk, dismiss­ tombment and hear tho resigned ment nnd good government league change, in his Junuary review on Consequently the volume carried i Association for the Protection farm crops. Coolidge signs the Walsh annul­ citrus crop and market conditions. over was greater than usual and to see that the laws were en­ ed; Grace Coleman, liquor posses­ faith of the commital service u t­ American Rights in Mexico; ment resolution. Describing crop conditions, the the markets did not clean up. forced. One of the leaders of that sion, $100 bond estreated; Emma tered. Nations shared tho Inst at this association has spent George D. Hunter, a business manager says: Therefore, dealers were pretty movement for "better law enforce­ Williams, possesion of liquor, $150 moments only und stood in silent of money in Washington nnd Baptist Minister Is “Generally favorable growing well supplied and market condi­ ment," Frank C. Groover, who has bond estreuted; W. II. Hamilton reverence outside the tomb re­ at it was desired to know for Resident of Sanford conditions for grapefruit and or­ tions being uncertain, were in­ u state-wide reputution us u lead­ soliciting passengers, $1 und ceiving and keeping tho honored at the expenditures were made. Speaker At Luncheon ange groves were experienced Many Years, Is Dead clined to buy only for the imme­ er of non-partisan effort for the costs; Harry Murtin, vagrancy, American. Stevens and Lee Summoned. betterment of civic and moral con­ dismissed; Will Cook, same charge, thiuughtout Florida in January. diate demands of their trade. Of Kiwanians Today There hnve been no reports of ex­ “ijirge quantities [Guy Stevens and Thomas Lee of Feb. G.—Lonely D. Hunter, age 70, died of fruit nre ditions, is chairman of the “Jen­ dismissed; Ernest Ilunkerson, oper­ in WASHINGTON. Vw York city, also havo been nt George tho inscrutible majesty of death. nings for Governor" club of Jack­ ating car without lights, $1 and ceptional dryness in any citrus lo­ his home on West First Street being received in northern omened by the committee for Tuesday In an address before the Ki- calities. The cold weather the still costs; Victoria Patterson, posses­ Woodrow Wilson kcut his last vigil sonville, stated Mr. Jennings. night nt 12 o'clock follow­ markets on consignment, creating animation with regard to the Mr. Jennings emphasized the sion of liquor, $100 bond estreated; Tuesday in the quiet room where a long illness. Mr. Hunter had wanis Club this noon Dr. F. D| first few days of the month caused u condition which is hindering any ok.s of the Association of Petro- ing King, pastor of the Baptist Church no damage to fruit or trees and material improvement in tho pres­ plnnks of his platform dculing with Annie Taylor, disorderly conduct, life ebbed away. Eternal calm nn>l practically been an rnvulid for sev­ Dm Producers in Mexico nnd the of Sanford paid a glowing tribute served to improve the keeping grout peace brooded over the years. ent situation nnd working to the luw enforcement, reapportionmen*. dismissed; J. P. Wainwright, dis­ astill, Jaodation for the Protection of eral strong face, deep graven lines to the life nnd work of Woodrow qualities of both oranges and detriment and i)is pledge to use every effort orderly conduct, dismissed; Jerry For 13 years Mr. Hunter had of the growers. nerican Rights in Mexico. It is been a resident of Sanford and Wilson. His talk was tho principal grapefruit, so that fruit is now to secure improvement in the Bullard, disorderly conduct, $5 and etched by years of puin und suffer­ oposed to have accountants exfeature of the day’s program shipiiing better than it did in De­ “During the past month there state’s road construction program. costs; Muggie McIntosh, disorder­ ing were softened in death, th« that time hnd been engaged which nin«* these books as is being (lone during was in charge of Kiwnnian cember. With tho continuance of was shipped from the state 0,818 In commenting on the need for ly conduct, $5 and costs; Will Mc­ look of strain gene forccer. in extensive farming activities ith the -records of W. B. Hibbs until Ed lame. . , , favoring growing weather fruit cars of citrus,as compared wrtth road improvements, tho speaker Intosh, same charge, 913 bond es­ Dear ones will have luked their he was stricken by serious Edward Millican was introduced should continue to show inereuaes 8,653 cars moved in December and read un excerpt from Martin's treated: Emmett ilurdy, gambling, last on those chiseled features Company, a Washington stock illness. cars shipped in Junuary of :Dkerage concern. speech, us given in $8 bond estreuted; Charles Garvin, when another sun has set. in size and thereby reduce to some 7,343 1923. The total volume of oranges Gainesville 1Samuel Ungerleider, head of a u stenographic report. gambling, $7 bond estreated; Ar- The broken machine, the valiant extent the percentage of small sons and grapefruit shipped to United Bvelarul, O., stock brokerage thur Flemming, gumbling, $5 and ; spirit thut ruled it fled, will hav* In passing, Mr. Jennings re­ sizes. Hunter, and Canadian markets from “*e. agreed with Chairman Len- liam costs; Wulter Kenerly, gambling,1been luid tenderly away and umld “There is an ndequate supply States marked thut “Tho Tunipa Tribune, Florida, California nnd I’orto Rico Dt today to submit to committee of refrigerator cars to handle the the past month was 10,351 curs.” Mr. Martin’s strongest supporter, $5 und costs; Felix Colston, drunk- look of strain,gone forever. Hunter . . . -------------, , tountants the books of his forni- Miller of Chuluota and J. »»• Bcbout. present citrus movement from that it could not follow ness, continued; M. L. McCrannie, There was lltle juore tof nrvparAmong the Kiwaninns present at Florida. Light shipments the past According to Florida Citrus Ex­ unnounccd Washington brunch. As in the Hunter. him on his road proposition.” Mr. drunkness, $10 bond estreated; El­ ution necessary Tuesday ' fo for tho* change shipment records, the the luncheon were T. I~ Dumas, ** of the books of Ilibbs and Funeral services will take place H. II. McCasiln. Forrest Lake, Jno. month havo afforded railroads op­ movement of 25,134 cars of fruit .Jennings’ characterized tho propo­ la Itedish, disorderly conduct. $10 funeral ceremonies Wednesday. ftmpany the purpose is to deter- Wednesday afternoon at the home portunity to accumulate u large sition us one which would be ruin­ bond estreated, C. W. Denham, They will bo doubly stricken by “re whether there were dealings with Rev. E. D. Brownlee in I). Jinkins, B. D. Caswell, A. Raf- part of their equipment in this ter­ thus far this season is 2,792 cars ous to the state's road unihitions, same charge. $5 bond estreated. their utter simplicity. Exon th<* In Wednesday's court the follow­ double religious services wilt bu public otTicals in stocks of oil charge. Following the services the fold, E. F. Lane, J. G. Sharon, L. ritory. Even with the demands of in excess of the. volume shipped in plunging tho road department into Npanies operating the naval re­ body will lie prepared for shipment C Bebout. Cchelle Maines, C. J. the mid-winter vegetable move­ the corresponding period Inst sea­ u tungle of politics, doing away ing cases were tried: Ida McGiff, brief and lack much of tho eoiLnic, . son. There has been marketed by Marshall, S. M. Lloyd, G. E. Mc­ ive. to Charlotte, N. C., where it will Kay. R. H. Berg. W. J. Thigpen, ment, it is expected that there will Florida, thus far this season. 15,­ with the possibility of uny state­ disorderly conduct, $10 bond es­ ed sorrow of church ccrcinotiiuls be buried in the Charlotte ceme­ 1^ D. Steele, E. D. Brownlee, E. be plenty of refrigerators availa­ 752 cars oranges nnd 9,392 cars wide road program and at once de­ treated; Ben Argctt; Lonnie Riv­ for the dead. Of military page­ ble for Florida shippers, for sev­ the Federal aid which the ers, Richurd Cooper und R. F. Doe, antry there will be none. It u i s tery. grapefruit, compared with la"': stroying J. Moughton, A. K. Rossitter, A. eral weeks, at least.” lemorial Services disorderly conduct, bonds estreat­ so Woodrow Wilson wished to ha state is now receiving. I*. Connelly, W. T. I-angley, A. C. ed $7, $7, $25 and $7 respectively; served in the last hours when ir.cn "Januury was an exception to year’s movement nt .this time of Held In Knoxville ELECTION POSTPONED 13,825 cars oranges nnd 8,517 cars Fort, J. V. Hall, W. D. Gatdiner, the slump in citrus trading which R. A. Senrles, speeding. $3 and coUu j 0 fgr him. MARKETS . BUSIINELL, Feb. O.-Suniter Fred W. Ball, J. N. Tolar, T. I I . usually follows the holiday sea­ grapefruit. costs; James Moore, speeding, $3 Three Times in Three Years IH> T h r A M o r ltitr il I'r r * * ) Lawton, and George DeCottcs. Concluding his review with a county’s election on issuance o. son," says Mr. Stewart in-reference and costs; Jasper Roberts, reckless I I , T h r . l u M l a l r i l I'rc u a . Three times in less than threw [ANOXVILLE, Feb. 0.—Under $050,000 in road Improvement driving, $5 ami costs. to marketing. "Exceedingly cold summary of California conditions, years tho national capital luw bwm NEW ORLEANS—March 33.95; ‘ auspices of the American Le- bonds was postponed from Janu­ JEWELERY STORE ROBBED Mr. -Stewart says: “California’s weather throughout the north culled to witness the solomu cere­ "u posts of this city memorial 33.G5 close. FIRST SNOW. :i6 to u date late in February. slowed up movement considerably. orange crop to be marketed dur­ May ( i | 4 T l»r . U a w i n t n l monials attending tuo funeral rit-*n CHICAGO—Wheat. May 112 3-4 Prices to the memory of former ary ing the current year, it is now re­ Woods, secretary of the NEW YORK, Feb. G—Five arm­ Even under reasonably light ship­ of men to whom tho nation would resident Wilson will be held at Clarence I l r T h e .Iu iw U I i S I ' r r u , countv chamber of commerce, who ed bandits Wednesday held up the ments, the markets failed to re­ ported will be approximately 10 to 113; July 112 to 112 1-4. Corn, ■. I-'jO. Forrest J. Prettyman, chap- had charge of Sumter’s exhibit at May, 81 1-3 to 81 5-8; July 81 3-1. ATLANTA, Feb. 6—First snow .pay . the highest honors at it-j comof William Schnei- spond favorably and the average per cent short of the originul esti- Oats, May 49 3-8 to 49 1-2; July, fall of season here early Wednes- hmand. First in that succession cuiuq of the United Mates Senate, Z t T £ : f a h - S e d here thut ?rire* r e c . ^ ^ r a ^ f ^ t ' a n d mate .1th.*^ percentage run(Continued on page 3) day. K tight years during which Mr. 47 6-8. oranges were nqt sufficient to nctlnmg to small sizes. election undoubtedly w ould,___ gemsnr,non valued at $35,000. '•“on was president, will be the the curry by u large majority °cipal speaker. ORGANIZE B IG CORPORATION HELP FARMERS WASHINGTON, Feb. B.—The entire evacuation of Vera Crux by de la Huerta, Insurrectionist against the Obregon government of Mexico has been pjpcefully ef­ fected and that city Is again under control of regular civilian authori­ ties. The rebels left Vera Cruz in a manner said by an American consular official, closely resemb­ ling u panic. Roth insurrectionist military forces and naval craft which ad­ hered to him were described na having departed iu extreme haste with destination unknown to Amer­ ican officials. Advices describe.? the situation at Vera Cruz received Wednesday from Consul Wood and niado public by tho state department, said the United States cruiser Richmond had entered the harbor and Ad­ miral MncGrudor :s co-operating with him in efforts to restore nor­ mal conditions. jg a s & FORTY-TWO ARE KILLED W H E N MINE FLOODED S Washington News Business Manager Citrus Exchange Makes Report on Marketing of One Half Estimated Citrus Production > �when .he will taka up with locality, advocates a bill to apply to Interests the orjrfniiatton of a leech intersection of streets with* brunch of the National Aeftmautifc'ln an area bounded, on the east Association.. C. A. Yankee, field by the enst side of Main sUfeet. worker for that organization, has on the south by th% south side of (wen here arranging for the ad- Bay street, on the* west by the west .aide by Hogan street, and on the nbrth by the north .side of • * JAY-WALKING UNLAWFUL. Adams street. EVERT T R U E THIS WEEK IN SANFORD Week of Feb. 4 to 9, 1924 More Members Are Added To Committee On Near East Relief Regular meeting of Knights of Columbus s t 8 p. m. at K. C. hall. - Regular meeting of Masonic I Lodge, No. 42, at 8 p. m a t Masonic hall. . -Weekly luncheon of Rotary Club at. 12:15 at .VaMez Hotel. Regular, drill .of Co. D., Florida National Guard a t Court House. Wednesday Buainess meeting of Sanford Woman's Club at ) p. m. nt Club -THANK'S'‘FOR. L t T T I M C House. Weekly luncheon of Kiwnnis Club a t 12:15 at Valdez Hotel. Dinner dance of House Commit• Thursday tee of Woman's Chib at 8* p. m. ntClub House. Weekly luncrcon of Association of Business Women at 12:00 at LuBeth Cafeteria. Regular meeting of Eastern Stnr at 8 p. m. nt Masonic hall. Friday Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Commerce a t 12:16 a t Valdez Hotel. V O O 'C C *P o IT RVQW T : Regular meeting of Rebeccas at NOW !i . YOU O / O n 'T i 8 p. m. at Masonic hall. F IN 'D THAT P A P E R A L L ! FeMwing Dates Booked Ahead n S C f ^ A M r a c e o u p ill • ^C harity Ball, Sanford Woman’s tection nnd Christian education to Club, Feb. 15. ' 10,000 orphans. That is supposed Stetson Yearly Opera, Milane to be the number, tnough it seems theatre, auspices Holy Cross Men’s to mo ns though I snw 30,000. Club, Feb. 24. When I say orphans I do not mean Subscription pivot bridge, K. C. children whose parents are stand­ Hall Benefit, Feb. 11. ing off in the background until the children ure educated enough to be useful and* then claiming them again. I menn children who will Few motion picture producers never too father, mother, elder have ever gone to such limits us brother or sister any more. The Emory Johnson, in his efforts to older and weaker adults have been mako his stupendous firemen’s sent to their happy homes. Tho melodrama “The Third Alard,” stronger men, old und young, have technically flawless. Thu produc­ been drafted into tho Turkish army WILL VISIT JACKSONVILLE tion is on view at the Milano the­ atre today. in » - T h e . i M n r l n l n l I 'r r a a ) For weeks Mr. Johnson lived the girls, from eight to 12, bright-eyed, JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5—Rear life of a fireman in i^is Angeles. keen-witted little children, for the Admiral W. F. Fullnm, retired, ia He slept in thu fire house, drove law of the survival of the fittest expected here on Feb. 11 nnd 12 All roads will lead to Geneva on with the men when they “rolled” works hardest in the Orient, nnd to a blaze, fought with them in the the average child Is far quicker to Friday of this week. The Geneva thick of the fire and smoko and Community Fair will hold forth learned from first to lust the code during the entire day beginning at of tho fire-fghter. And the knowl­ edge he gainer! in this fushion he J 10 o’clock and continuing through transferred to the screen in a the night until 11 o'rlock. technically perfect depiction of the Preparations for the fuir have lives and perils of thu modern been in the making for the past firemen. few weeks nnd it was announced “It was hard work nt times," de­ clared Mr. Johnson in discussing Tuesday that everything is com­ his life ns a fireman. "The fire­ and on their way to supply the man’s lot is no bed of roses. But countries which solely need them' plete now for the formal opening. it is exciting, thrilling, charged with 10,000 American-trained citi­ To -dffl in arousing interest in be­ zens—10,000 Saved Souls. half of the fair, u motorcade of with romance. I wisli you could have seen, ns Geneva citizens will lei\vo there The Motion Picture Sensation “One of the first things about the fircman'i ’ life which I was I did in one place, hundreds of Wednesday morning and will visit of the Century' struck was the singularity of their these smart little kids lined up all over the county extending an slang. Just us an uctor, the ball along the truck us the train passed, invitation to attend the celebra­ player or the broker has his own each in a blue jumper of n stylo tion. The Third Alarm’ copyrighted slang so the fireman appropriate to his or her sex, which Only those products raised nnd has a speech ull his own. Whin the girls had made of native cloth, made nt Genovh will he on exhibit, With Ralph Lewis you hear it for tho first time it is nil waving little Americun flugs the idea being to show what the nnd singing nt the top of their very confusing.” is doffijr. Large exhlb-1 •voices something that was sup­ community Staggering, Stupendous, Spec its of farm prddufts ns well as o f, posed to be American. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS livestock will be on display. The tncuinr, Sensational. Feb. I will hnvo an exhibt and the ‘ Wight Grocery Company to W ELABORATE CELEBRATION school Comedy: Ranch Romeo. Woman’s Club will hnvo displays i E. Watson. of fancy work and there also will I (II) T h r A - .- o r ln lr .l I 'r r a a ) Prices: 10 and 25 cents. T. W. Williams ct al to J. T. ST. AUGUSTINE. Fell. 5.—The he a culinary display. In order to ! Toon. help defray the expenses of the Wed.: Wcsly Barry in G. W. Canada nnd wife to T. J, Ponce do~1.oon celebration to be fnir, there will be several stands on held hcie April 8, 1), and 10, will Lane and heirs. the grounds where good tilings to THE PRINTERS DEVIL C. F. Fieishcr and wife to Flor­ he on « moru elaborate scale this unt mny be secured. No admission year than ever before, according ida Groves Company. F. O. Bidler and wife to W. H to plans of the executive commit­ charge will be nsked however. tee in charge. W. O. iioutwell, Polk. F. O. Bieder and wife to W. H, secretary of the committee, has been instructed to cable an invita­ Polk. tion to the king nnd queen of Spain to be present. The same general arrangements us prevailed lust year will govern the three-day fiesta, Ponce de Leon Day, Mnnendcz Day nnd the change of flagn day hut many addi­ I)o You Raise Most Of Your Baby Chicks Or I)o Most Or Them Die? tions to the program are planned. Geneva Fair Will Be Held on Friday ' n y T he Am m SPARKMAN ANNOUNCES. IM w I P rra a . JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 5.—The city council will have before it at the next meeting, on Feb. 12, an ordinance to make, "jay-walkhj? unlawful in the downtown district of Jacksonville. Fred M. Vais, commissioner of public safe-’ (D r T fte A u ae k aird P reaa) DAYTONA, Feb.. 6 .-H . C. Sparkman, editor of thp Daytona Journal announcef his candidacy for dcleraU-ut-Irzge from FloriIda to the Democratic national convention ta be bold In Now Totfc next Jane. Ho expresses a pot* sonal preference for Underwood, but pledges himself to support the choice, o f Florid* Democrats. * NEW HOME AGENT y* exposUion jt EVEBGLADE8, Feb. 5.—Miss York beginning Feb. is l* Motelle Madolc has arrived here to tako up' her duties as home de»onsfration agent for Collier coun­ ty. Already she has mat a num­ ber of yaoplo who are enthusias­ ty ngehtand hla^fi&T* tic about tho work and exnress thenuelvjBJ os being anxious to oi> gsnizo and co-opcrate a* far ail they can. " i SELECT YOUR LOCATION NOW WHILE THE OPPOR TUNITY STILL REMAINS IL A N RESTRICTIONS TH EA tR E attorney absolutely guarantees the future characl values of Home Sites a t Mayfair. These im portant p Yvill appear in all deeds and sales contracts. 1. —“Said property hIiuII not be used for any business, manttufacturing or commercial enterprise, nnd shall be used only and exclusively for privnte residential pur­ poses.” 2. —“No private dwelling house shall be built on said prope.rtr nw rer than 25 feet to the street line of ............................ which distance from the street ',ne ............... indicated nnd shown by ........... Ked H ne.............. on the pint of Mayfair of record.” —“No privnte dwelling house shall be constructed on said property, costing less than $1500 nnd no private . dwelling house shall he erected thereon within ten years after the date of delivery cf deed of convey­ ance until after the plans and specifications therefor have been first submitted to and approved in writing liv nariv nf o .i '» % by the the parly of Ihn the fircl first npart. ‘No apartment house, hotel, fiat, lodging house, or tene­ ment building shall be constructed on said premises, and same shall be used only and exclusively for the construction thereon nX a ‘One-Family’ private resi­ dence.” • It is estimated that about fifty per cent of the chicks hatchc:' are lost thru improper care and Poor Feed. COLD FACTS That’s what the Hcra!tl Want Ads nre—cold facts— about things that nre plan­ ned for your good. They are plain statements that will help you get what you nre after in business, home or recreation. Read these cold facts ev­ ery day nnd soon it will strike you forcibly that there i3 something you are missing. That is the help the Herald Wants enn af­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method und you will find them profitable, even in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pockot. To reach all the people elTectively — leave your Want Ad nt Tho Herald of­ fice. Phono us to send for it, or phone it to tho Want Ad Department. No out houses shall be constructed on said premises oth­ er than a garage which may include flervant-quarters, «"«■«* Kar;»ffe and servunt-qunrters, so constructed shall be located at least 50 feet from the street lino if nn Inside lot, and if a corner lot, shall be located .><) feet from the front street line and 15 feet from the side street line, nnd shall not be larger than nec­ essary to accommodate three automobiles.” Where Pratts Chick Starter and Chick Scratch are used averages of over Ninety-Five per cent are frequently niude. Why not raise your chicks the Pratt Way and Increase your profit? “Your Money Hack If You Are Not Satisfied" What more can you ask " ■ I HT HEE CASH FEED S T O RREE M B i Sanford Feed & S u p p l y Co. FEED'MAY»CRAIN AND F ERT ILIZERS PHONE S39«MYI?TLE AVE.fi ‘1™ST.SANF0I?D.FU shall not he rented, leased or alienated to w.— 'Said Oilin property property snail any person of Ethiopian descent for a ue-'iod of 09 years from the date hereof.” " V 1 J AH Contracts also contain Important Clause: PHONE 148 \ JENNINGS SPEAKS •I. T k f A.-.M-liilnl I 'r r a a . CLEARWATER. Fla.. Feb. 5.— A large crowd of Pinellas county voters heard Frank E. Jennings, Jacksonville candidate for the Democratic nomination for gov­ ernor, In un address here Monday. Mr. Jennings was introduced by Judge Bird. Iiis talk was well re­ ceived and he received many pledges of support for his can­ didacy. Following ,thc address in the court house, Mr. Jennings gave an Sales and Service educational address at tne city hull auditorium. Throughout his career Sanford at Second Mr. Jennings has taken u very active interest in educational mat­ Storing ters and was for some- ygurs u Washing Repairing member of the state board of con­ trol, which hus the direction of the Institutions of the state. CALUMET lioonom y BAKING POY j H £ K t h e n e x t tim e y o u bake — cjive i t ju s t o n e h o n e s t a n d fair trial. O n e test i n y o u r o w n k itch en w ill p ro v e t o y o u th a t th ere is a big difference b e tw ee n Caluruec a n d an y o t h e r b ra n d —th a t to r u n ifo rm a n d w holesom e b a k ­ in g it h as n o eq u al. Best 'd f i j ^ r t R E 'A T E S T n A w N G' p a .w n i'i; * .. Jv TwtIZt * 7** <1 ** •• ■w»inpos«d quou . for this county', rep^n* the following h , rtIt is further understood and agreed that the above restrictions, which are to be included in the deed of convey­ ance, shall be deemed and considered as covenant^ running with the land for the benefit of all present and future owners of lots, and property in said sub-divismn of Mayfair, and that a violation of any of said restrictions P*ay be prohibited and restrained by injunction, either by party of the first part, or any present or future owner ot any property in Mayfair.” IIAHKY T. HOmVELL, i t ™, and Tr �■ 7m THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY <, 19*4 i-. .While for many yean the aver* -i«fa American car owner haa look"*d u p to the foreign built automo­ bile as being the flnta example of • coach work and automobile pro­ trac tio n in the world, the United •“ Stated is now recognised as being ' the home of finer automobile crea­ tions than any other country may .point to. European mnrtliWctbters and "t'engincera are beginning to enme to America to get patent rights "and body desgins for their cars. ’ Hardly a week passes but what the ^•Lincoln factories in Detroit are visited by some of the leading for,,!clgn engineers. Practically evory*‘'ohc of these visitors marvels at the manner in which the Lincoln Is built and many express amaze­ ment a t the fine manufacturing limits it ia possible to obtain in .machine work. .The market in the United States ‘"for1' foreign built cars is slowly ' passing. Toady the vast majority of the Americans are forsaking tho European cars and turning to home made products. Patriotism H lUpno is not responsible for this, c vfcr*hen a man buys nn expensive •^priced car he buys for value, and' rlih e business man has been ron_~vinccd that such value is built into o f 1"’ Lincoln 1023 its banner ye»r with the sale of more than 148,182 cars follows a scries of phenomenal sales rec­ ords. Each year for the pnst six years Studebakor sales have great­ ly exceeded those of 'the previons year. Students of statistics will re­ call the story that 1021 told. In that year the sales of Studebakcr cars were 29.4 iter cent greater than in 1020, while the total num­ ber of cars sold of all other makes except Ford was 40 per cent less than in 1020. Nineteen twenty-three was s' banner year for the automobile In­ dustry in both production and sales of cars. Coming nfter the year 1022, which showed a remarkable improvement over the "off year” 1021, the increase in automobile To clean the celling stand on business during 1923 is even more your head on a table nnd scrub as Impressive. Studebaker’* record in making you would scrub tho floor. T hat strapping big new Overland engine has everybody talking. It is all sinew and power. It sends you zooming u p th e stillest climbs as nimbly as you please. Tltis is Overland Power Dem ­ onstration week. Come in —take an Overland out and prove to yourscll that it is the most automobile in the world for the money. Champion $6951Sedan $795, ta b .T o le d o . Try our 8 hour charging service. Something n e w and better. lowing Touring Afcjg I *850 Tax and Freight Extra -WINNER OF AUTO Seminole Overland Co. "Driving contest W ES BIG REO If! , # To encouruge better driving stpractice ami strict compliance »*with city traffic regulation, by ■ women, the Chicago Automobile T ira d e Association conducts nn ijannual Master Driving Contest in . •'ifronjunction with the Enclosed Car r r Bhow. This year the contest was ithclil on October 11, over a 29.1 smile course on the Chicago boule—.yards. The 2(1 contestants driving fn division 2—enrs listing—from rf|2,000 to $1,D00—were penalized £r#n the following points; • > 1—For disregarding traffic sig*♦*>“1* or being off the course. 2— For being early or late . Jackson Boulevard and Garfield ■**Boulevard. 3— For beln gearly or late ftlhe finish line. •»- 4—For not stopping within 37 ^vfeet when going 20 miles nn hour. 5—For running off the planks TJpn a straight driving test. ff—For being a fraction of n “’ fninuto slower than the fastest LJtest. — 7—For hitting one or more bnrsjmxcIs in the reversing test. 8—For being a fraction of n ""minute slower than the fastest ~*knr in the reversing test. «•! The winner, Miss Florence I. fiMorrissoy, who drove her second rflteo, a model II. Kedun, with n ijlP ^dom etcr reading of 10,741 ^m iles, was penalized only seven #*Jioints—whereas the average pen-•alty against all other entrants was ’*25.7 points. Miss Morrissey’s “ Drake and Reversing Test scores r^yvere perfect, ami when interview,j ad she nttrilmted this to the fact . that the simple dual brake con’ trols of the lieu make it almost ^Impossible to “kill" your motor rrwhen reversing or turning around. p^3lere, readers will be interested to -Tknow that Miss Morrissey used . .only the service brake in making "Mho perfect score in the brake test. • - n -------------------------- ■JANOSUPPLIES Attention Motorists! THE GOOD MAXWELL THE C A R FOR C O M F O R T A N D ECONOM Y PiersonRogers at at AUTO CO. Sanford at Second. R ep airin g "sears. g e t in, much less get out—and so V ir’traveled at our own ri*k. FORD Fuel e c o n o m y is impressive. •O il con­ sumption is unusually low and tire mile­ age surprisingly high. T h e N ew Essex ts backed by a service policy that keeps maintenance down to the minimum. A S i x —- B u i l t by H u d so n Rhone 41 A U T H O R IZ E D D E A L E R . LINCOLN Steering is like guiding a bicycle. Gears shift easily. Care of the car calls for little more than keeping it lubricated. For the most part that is done with an oil can. A 30 M inute R ide W ill W in You Edward Higgins SEMINOLE HUDS0N-ESSEX CO. FORDSON 115 Magnolia Ave.,, U— We Are Offering the Following Dodge Brothers U SED C A R S TYPE-B SEDAN -AT VERY- Low P r ic e s and Attractive Terms 1923 Model 61 Cadillac Phaeton F.V The startling discoveries of the V< That is the blunt, unequivocal i . Statement of Roy Chapman An.Ydrews, leader ....... . of the mu expedition .which returned recently from a •^two-year search of innermost Mon'iftoliu, with tin* largest nnd most *tValuable collection of fossils ever . -brought into the United States. ; . When the pnrty started from '^Uhinu, Mr. Andrews was told that r ,cnmels and horses were the only rtnieans of transportation know n in -sthe interior of the country lie was ■-•fwut.to penetrate. To cross the “Gobi desert alone was a feat to test tho endurance of the most ‘■wifKcd car, und had been nccom•l>Hshed but seldom. To ford the -.Xtrenms und cross the hilly, road^Jess wastes of the unknown land f bvyond tho desert, however, was ' TJonisdercd an utter impossibility. Yc. Nevcrtheletia, Mr* Aiidruws hud ^am de up his mind. , , "Dodge Ilrothers rules.prevented ' oicni from contributing th e ir c a rs "Vo our expedition/:.'hf^ said, "hut -1 felt that I hnd"Tb "have them. :..J»nyhow, even though numerous , /»lher manufacturers 'had offered To supply me. I hud penetrated ’^Mongolia before nnd I knew just Atfbout what would be required of Z>& car. - - "So I bought three Dodge Ilroth, ,era cars at full list price in Peking “ —one touring car and two 3-4 ton , ’commercials. I tried every insur­ ance company in China, I believe, in an effort to insure the cars be-ijpre starting the trip. They only ini * ■ at me, even when -I exlaughed lained that I cared for nothing xcept insurance against total de* tdruction. We hud our mechanics mid service parts and knew that we could survive any accident ex­ c e p t annihilation. Rut the insur­ ance companies said no car could It continues the well known Essex quali­ ties of economy and reliability. It adds a smoothness of performance which here­ tofore was exclusively Hudson’s. Both carsare alike in all dctailsthatcount for long satisfactory service at small operating cost. We now have a COMPLETE stock of accessories fo r DU* Ford cars. An up to date filling station is operated fo r your convenience. S to r in g W ash in g A 30 minute ride will win you to the new Essex. And you will join the legions who know this new Six, that is buiit by Hudson, in saying it provides ideal transportation. iiDODGE CAR GIVEN "MUCH CREDIT BY S cientific m e n rxThird Aelastic Expedition, with .their priceless contributions to scijnco und commerce, would have ~*been impossible without motor T h is Fine Closed Car The Coach *975 ‘UU4. 1923 Big Six Studebaker Touring Probably no closed car has ever been received with equal enthu­ siasm the nation over. This is unquestionably due to the fact that in spite of its acknowl­ edged beauty, and exceptional riding comfort, the Type-B is as sturdy as an open car—and costs but little more. T H E P R IC E IS $ 1 4 2 5 D E L IV E R E D SANFORD MOTOR CO. Oak at Second 1922 Big Six Studebaker Touring 1921 Big Six Studebaker Touring 1919 Model 57 Cadillac Touring 1917 Model 55 Cadillac Sedan 1922 Hudson Speedster 1921 Hudson Speedster These cars have been overhauled, Are in first class condition. Let Us Demonstrate to You. Orlando m m t a r a r d n ^ R i i n ! m ii! B t s y o ac ■ �rVJ^v r- 4 THE SA N frfttb DAILY HERALD, WEtHfESDAlT, PEttRUAEY 6, 1924 | THE HONE Op THE ESKIMO. IU1 . Fourth Grade. • MiT lhL8,deI M a u un ry ^ littleSo^Ruth. UVc where it is very, very cold nhd we i know wc have ail enjoyed hear- w f f i i P J S T i i t " ? f?.r w,r c,othCBnbout the Eskimo this month. Wduld you like to live up here? trc ever We read we find *omo- We live in Ice and enow houses be„ “ l ca^ *» a® not.have wood. g more about them, .Maybe I Our dolls are made of bones, would like to hear this,i. The We don't have thlriga like you-ali. mc originated „c Eskimo — really .— , -..gtnated JX° uac d£ * E “ Hd sleds. „ the W t e . I t mean, tim e „„J I j g g Ih™ ij cat raw meat. We ertt■seal, flail and whale, The Eskimo is not so small as rnt tho blubber for our candy , would imagine. Homo are live ____ 1 ranuj. Primary School of i W & l u a d . N. t ,„, “The Lord “O l*~Mjr stopheTd;" t h e -----H um M bllne 8 U r ” by THUq' LP. ai of New York and Tampa. “ Rer.‘ Louie J. RkhardaT Idea! w rn HoM mihtiter, will Make the introduct­ ory address. Tb# picture will be presented by Ceorge Innes, J r , in ! ‘ 1. perVOn. and will be accepts by J. Otr T t t AwwdlekW W*6A* C. Bcekman for the church. Miss LAKE WORTH, F la, Agnes Robinson will tirtg "Divine . Redeemer," after which the Rev. Twelve of the lines! _ links or courts hi 1 Marion D. Shatter, Minneapolis. i golf” tt>H" W»M court* n _____ £. me" now , ,7 ‘Jtoesdinea. Minn, representing th e. generti in convention of the Universalhit j *•** National Mid-winter churches. U. S. A , Will «PCsk. H r.^hoe ntehere’ . toarnamrnt. to Ktilsl wfll then sing, “Foreveri J®!** ^eb. l®.**! T*1* . With the LoW" from Gounod.! horseshoe club has declared M i i s w t t a r J i i " ■“ ■ " u s ? * Whllo unveiling tho picture, Mrs.: •* o u r‘intention to sp k a W * !!%& •r&. .*. s s j5 .to?sS;i Frances Louis J. Richards most u u a will w ill read IVMU the *»■« Ii .|be best . and a aaM Wilson, South Hide 23rd Psalm. The unveiling will {tournament ever held." th arc good but worn to the, Primary fVlrhtttU« in the th» h u r t o U s N be b.y Hisses Lois Bigelow and' Celebrities mB in oid ngo becaHso of the' l a n r.n Eskimo girl iivin- in* pitching world arc expected' Margaret Woodbrldgc. smeter of th?ir food, they have the far north. My nerne ii k at-' arse black hair. The men clip rinn I have a little sister am The Rev, Francis B. Bishop, D. take p a rt1in the tournament." Lake Worth, arconiing to^tfed ein ^ tfont, but allow the Inir brother. We livo hi a little house D , superintendent of tho Univer„ han't down lo the back. The {of mow and ice. ‘ | salist churches, Montgomery, Ala, program, is planning an hiidren when - very young nrc ! Yesterday morning Papa carve i Will offer tho dedication prayer, ate reception for the hoi ometimes dcanod by in.-mg licked 'me a doll of bone, and when we This is the first photograph of women members of Parliament, show ing them In group, to reach this country from London. Loft to right: followed by a musical response' pitchers and guests. The 11: rith their mother’s tongue be- were out fishing I dropped ir.y doll .Miss Jcwson, Miss Susan Lawrence, Lady Astor, Mrs. Wlntringhnm, Duchess of Atholl, Mrs. Phillipson, Lady Terrington, Margaret Bondfleld. by Max A. H. F its and a song by part, it is said, has bee the .congregation, "The Lord Is cd, and thc prize money,' ore being put Into a bag of fcath- in the hole. I ran home to toil i My Shepherd.” Addresses will be ing to several thousand d o Ito tk ;J Papa. On the way I saw a big „ made by P 'rry 'G . Wall, mayor of will be kept on deposit In local Eskimos didblay a taste for mu- ™nr* 1 '°'d Papa and he found in the Cathedral; rd military color­ T D I D T W M 117 I I I : nnd n*s,dc tho stm Waters. ia rt. t and drawing ahd display no the bear and shot it. Pupn made ing save tho unlfor of a handful I a V Il I X Y7 1 Ll L j This in considered by critics to be An approprlat. n rc rn m O j» .1 banks until the names of tho WWW of gallant comrades of the nisier , _____ _ ... __________ St. Petcra- ners have been announced. II amount of humor; arc quick mo another doll. H A U m i V T \ IA 1 ' thc most valunble work produced been arranged for the occnsion. burg, and Mrs. Katherine B. Tlp- The program states that . Wc had a lot* of meat from tho ?ervicc" over which, in their grout D P picking up peculiar traits in L,~‘ and pets of St. Petersburg. Several will be n reception, a grand r.° .of r' U t i tile best thine thimr in ill ! £our i.uul of tril11 in,u by. oy tho ino f,,ro 01 *’n wnr* grangers too. They ore excellent bear. We think the U lX Y E liL lil/ by Mr- Innw' who 18 n laadwapc' Several noted musical artists nml flai! hc wa:’w|„ commander-ln-chicf. ' ' artist. Tho three previous pic-1 some of the state’s most proml- musical numbers will follow. und lish a banquet, p theater party, indi jmics and easily learn dances the world are blubbers blubbers and aIone ,u„ hnm,3 upon They A public exhibition of the paint­ rides and other entcrtainmeUtT' d songs of tho Europeans. If eyes. T’AltPfUVI CDDllVlf’C i tures * T * vei* 1° the rhurch roprenent citizens will work together Iflill V llv I j l l l l l l l l o ®cnt Thc P.ainbow Covenant, T h e,to make tho event a success. In ings will take place following thc The national totirnamcat wfll Wo have n stove made of stone. casket In his last journey.. ey offer any property for sale The family services at tho "S" I l ath of tho Just and Tho Enrth'x the orchestra will bo Misses Mae unveiling services, the dnora to be under thc auspices of the N af hey leave It to the buyer to set- It has a niece of dried moss for Street homo will be held in tho -------i Harvest. A great many people1Hollister, John Davis and Edward opened from 3:30 to 6:30 P. M. A Horseshoe Pitchers’ Assocf the prico. They have no will n wick. We have a long bench below the room in TARPON SPRINGS, F la, Feb. nrc expected ta - be here for mu j Bachman. The first solo will bo reception for Mr. Innes will bo and the Lake Worth H6 their own. We do not find that around our house for a Bed. It is library,'Just the dead war president still 0—This T’l.l. city ..Ii,......Ill ‘ for unveiling to .view, . the works ■ or 1rendered by Mrs. Alice Chapman given between 7:30 and 0:30 P. 61. Club. will ho »V___ the center icy have ever given much of nny- covered with fur. Wc wear fur which * I, . . t v Iny. There in tho yearn since he clothes, too. Ing to literature. S , s S a j C S B R „„7 S jf uiwcaiiuii a f i S nandj unveiling of the ; Z4 The chief laws are that seals NEEWAK AND ANNBVIK aknow . 0' for a r rYa abrief g ? time freedom » > n * rh in w ch„rei, o r 3 p g raiaara?.n!n!j ^ ught at n wintering place should Second Grade. equally divided as far as it will from all cares of statu and the the Good ahepherd (Univcrsnlist.) Mj . Any one picking up driftwood Billy Fnville, West Side Primary. trials of high place he has, of ten The three nictur?e composing the IR My name is Necwak. Wc imike tryptich will lie the second series j .s only to put stones on it to csout of ice nml snow. I live Kat among the loved books that of jdriurer. given to the church by i hlish ownership. If two hunt- houses rank themselves about the walls, in the Northland. There arc very Innes, Jr., tho artist. With I trs at the some time hit a bird, few old trusted friund.4, ready to his George 1 drive the dogs. this gift thc church becomes, | the bird is equalty divide^ among Myflowers. sister's name is Annevlk. I hand. The room looks out over tho many people consider, the riche;:t them. dresr. in fur and reindeer skin. same quiet garden upon which he the whole country. It is snid The popultaion of the Eskimo is Sometimes wolves get our dogs last gazed from the windows of tho in to be the only church in the world >| death chamber. It is n peaceful, probably 40,000, though there is but when they ace ’bright lirhts ae“lF « •» a pcncetut, t _os - tthc , name und character 1 no exact material to find that. they run away. Bni U,’niS quiet room remote from the noise of Snintlngs ■■ ■>* ■■ _____________ _ of the city or the strifs nnd connlL _ *0 The tryptich in compered of n ] tent ions of the world. Before its Wc know you wilt enjoy next rcrics of three pictures, each j wide fireplace Woodrow Wiison week's topic, tho month of Febru­ found much care and comfort de­ (standing several feet in height, [c u ary is noted for the birthdays of spite the heavy hand of fntal ill­ They portray in beautiful detail * i two famous men. We will enjoy thc story of tho' twenty-third | ■ ness that lay upon him. tudying about their childhood. Continued from onge 1 Psalm: First, He Lcadoth M e;'r J Troubled Years Behind Him Wc will read that they loved a The purchasing power of a dollar bill has shrunk There, no doubt, in thc long, second, In the Green Pastures; “ 1 very good time like we do, but the funeral of America's Unknown they were workers along with that. Boldicr. There was more of pride quiet hours of cairn reflection, his They seem to wont to do some­ than sorrow in that mighty out­ tired eves gazed buck over the considerably in the last ten years. There has never been of American gratitude and troubled years behind him. Beforething that would help their pouring EASY national devotion noout the hicr of him ngnin were marshaled thc fig­ friends. They planned much a time when discriminate .buying paid bigger dividends. about what they would do when a nameless son who was glorified ures on Chat great world stage SETTLEMENT .................. . ............................„ he had.played so stirring ..a they had grown up. So this is because ,he died for thc flag. it where n glorious spectacle that su r-, part. Again in fancy he must hnve what wc want you to tell us about. was The •problem of fdling felt the heart stir men feel when “What Is It You Want to Bo When rounded his entombment. needs is easily settled on Profound sorrow marked the tho world ncclnims them great; You Have Grown to Bo Men and funeral of President Harding. Ho tho principle of reciprocity, Every day this newspaper contains information that Women." Don't forget to tell us nlso hnd been struck down in the ugain the surge of high emotion for whut one has to sell the why you want to be this thing full tide of his service to the flag from which he drew inspiration for ullicr wants to buy. you should have to increase your buying power. Thc thc valiant words In which lie you have chosen to write. and men mourned his untimely voiced the challenge of democracy This is the great princi­ Here is another thing we want hdcat. Again, hut with utterly dif­ ns the world faltered on the brink ple underlying Herald Want you to he thinking about also. We ferent note underlying, the mili­ of utter ruin. advertisements are intimate little lessons in every-day ? Ada and it has worked for would like to have each Primary tary and civil pageantry of fullest Who knows what memories of years with such great suc­ achon! think and compose n good nationnl honors was mustered: t mental anguish were his ns he economy. They teach you how, when and for what your cess that tlds form of ad­ jingle or rhym for your particular again the broad avenue over which thought again of tho day when his vertising has come to be ichnol. Then when that school flows America's title of feeling in ; command must rend the dauntlcs i very popular. dollar will go farthest. has won the prize in our Junior hours of victory or national sor- sons of America to render up their Herald wc can print that above row brimmed full with ordered 1lives for the flag on tho bloody The needs of one are sup­ your story. A prize will be offer­ ranks of nrmed men nnd again fields of Franco? Who knows with plied by the needs of another. ed for .this. You might start it under the great dome of the capital | what ecstaey he glimpsed tho vision this way, "Who are we" etc. This process simply Is the solemn service for thc dead was of a world rc-mnde to peace, or ___ Tp_ those jiyho_know how to use it, newspaper adver­ There were u number of good pa­ rendered; . .-Mothi t** Mil* that J moumv. l with what bitter disnppointnmfiU pers on the game of playing that seller together and Herald Third Day or Mourning , he watched thnt-vision fade ns he Want Ads do that to per­ tising is a watchdog of dollars—a continuous source of we were Eskimos this week. We Wednesday in thu third day of sat in that quiet room through his fection. Try them nnd see. ■re looking forward for some good nationnl mourning, n day that will stricken years, it nil must have | ones for next week, too. The [he strangely different from those come again before his eyes, the economy and satisfaction. To reach all the people Grammar School ami the High | that went before. Again the nation story that the world has waited for elTectivelv — leave your School wnnt you to rend their I stands eager to lavish the fu ll! in vain, ilia own sto:y. Want Ail at Tho Herald of­ •lories, too. Jhcy are going to i splendor of its sorrow about the Wednesday tender hands will lift fice. Phone us to (tend for write next week. bier of n faithful servant. Again him down again for his last short it or phono it to the Wane it would blazon to thc world its hour in that memory peopled room. Merchants tell of their bargains through the adver­ Ad Department. pride ns well as its sorrow in the They will lay him gently before PRIZE WINNER American life that had ended. But the great fire place where he so A LITTLE ESKIMO GIRL. tisements. Almost every new opportunity is offered he would not have had it so and the often sat and about him in the PHONE 148 Fourth Grade. American people have acquiesced I sacred privacy of the family circle Inez Thompson, South Side Prithrough an advertisement. Practically every unusual in his longing for the privacy of will gather the few mTio may share • t mnry. I am a l.'ttle Eskimo girl. Our simple etiizenship. There will he | in those last moments. Among {weather is very cold nnd it snows no sound of drum or funeral not** them will stand u few who served buy is advertised. ns he is carried to his resting place I him in the great days gone by. | up here. We wear fur clothes. Our shoes i ; | are of fur, too. Mother sews our shoes nnd clothes with strips of You can stretch your dollar to its elastic limit by I skin. We eat tile blubber of whales | and we nlso eat rculn. keeping abreast of the opportunities to get full value. Wc make our houses out of ice I *ud snow. Wc have kayaks for our boats. Wc do not ha\'c id y water in win­ Second of a Series of Three Interviews with W. L. Hand, ter only when we melt snow. We Wash with oil of the seal. "During the many years that 1 ran a drug store at Charlotte, it Father and brother sometimes wns an every-day occurrence for women to ark me for something jn go out and spear senl3 and some­ liquid form to be given the children in place of calomel and castor oil. times I go with them. I love to go Available To All Now. “I got to studying this problem riding in the kayak. I think its “Now I am able to toll this story nn{l found that if I could get a hap­ lots of fun. py balance between certain vege­ of i.iv-o-Lax to every family and table ingredients, some of which to say that you can get Liv-o-Lax IKWA ANI) TOO-KEE net on the liver and some on the at your own drug store. Third Grade. ‘i f any one in the family is bili­ bowels, i would be able to till this Hr it t Willets, South Side Primary., constipated, stomach nut do­ I am a little Eskimo boy. My : very universal and very definite ous, ing its doty, or with a cold coming name is Ikwa. My sister is named need. on, get Liv-o-Lax and give it a Koo-Kce. Wa lovV to go sliding i "I employed scientific methods try. on the snow and ice. I nlways; and tested one combination after Really a Double Action. ’want to go out to hunt reindeer another until, finally, I hit upon u “I will guarantee that Liv-o-Lax end other nnimnki. I like to hunt formula which proved up exactly will not only clear the bowels, but Kcmo Self-Reducing No. 3)1 •cals. right. relieve liver congestion aa well, Is a real bargain. It ha? a low (op We sleep on the skins of ani­ Mothers Pleased. and it is this hitter respect that and medium aleire. Made in dat­ mals. We make nur clothes out ;;o many family laxatives fall able pink or whits could; strea "After that, I answered the daily of ^kins. We wear two pairs of 21 to 36—and cents OMy $3.00. short. question by handing out a bottle clothes «o that wo will not be cold. II m i r Ociler ran*. « • Ir, .end nanio.a !• “I will lie glad to send a sample. of Liv-o-Lax, nnd the demand for W< have dogs to pull our sleds. d i n M l u anJ }>. W*'it »cn,l (lie eur*e:. Write mc.” it grew so rapidly (from one moth­ N ' m o I l v c i e n i c - r a i l i i o n l m lllc ic In the short summer we live in W. L. Hand, president, W. L. 140 Ii. I M h Si., New Y o rk lUepr. S.l lent made of skins. In the sum­ er recommending Liv-o-Lax to an­ Hand Medicine company, Char­ mer time wc find blackberries and other) that I finally had to give up lotte, N. C. thc drug store nnd start a factory. dry them for winter. Notes Lake F*""' Make Your WILSON FUNERAL ‘Southern Mothers Suggested This New Kind of Laxative’ There’s Just One Way to Do This Read the Advertisements SPEER & SO N m 1—--J|B,T» Wish to announce their Spring Showing of -amor Q»3OT F e b ru a ry 14, 15 & 16. SEE FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT OF TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1? saaa a a a a a a a a a a a ^ ^ ■, wA***. . > i. ,■ . V -d.t \ .1 ^ / *> ’ ,<, ■ W .1? �.j l j ; Hflf Passing o f The Billboards. , hr thm RmM __ Florida is taking the lead among the states in the abol­ ■oafae*, riasMa. ishment of the unsightly billboard. The movement ia gain­ |Ur»d | i Brand Class Matter, Oc- ing stren g th all over the country and now Pennsylvania and 1/ H rjJ lf , at the Poet office at ford, ■Florida, under act of March Wisconsin have entered the anti-billboard ranks. Many civ -1 IMT. com p U DRAB, Xlee-Prcetdeot MWjPlND HERO (rt-Tnu, I f y l li Arraae Pks 1U lU M C Iim o B RA TE a i Bo Tear.----1too. 81* Months ll.SO «Uered' In City bjr Carrier ' jeoll ISfc Weeky Kdltlon |S E? ‘ tw . t________________ i m i A t BOTirfit All obituary .Botleeo. curds of thanks, resolutions <tud notices of entertainments where ■horses are made, will be charged for at regular advertising rate*. ■ E IR E * THE ARROClATEfl PRESS The Associated Press la sxclustvsljr entitled to the use for repub* llcatlon .of ull news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise tredlted tn this paper and also the local newo published herein. All righto of r«*puhllcatlon of special dlspatchss herein are also reserved. 7 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1024. MY* SYLVIA SINGING r B j Ethel Wolff As far-off music At nightfall in n city street, As a hid brook's ehtlcing cull To seek its veiled retreat. As a pure rill of sympathy For all who walk In misery— So sounds my Sylvia singing. No florid aria Her songs to mo discover, No soulless scale of icy notes That endless swoop and hover; Like the sweet murmur of a dove, Or wavelets on a shore at oven— So aounds my Sylvia singing. No choir celestial With thdndcrous psalms of wonder, No m artial brass of v;ercing sway, Rending, the heart asunder, Could v/enve the spells enfolding me, Urging to all I pray so hard to be, When ! hear Sylvia, singing. * —New York Times. BIBLE "THOUGHT FOR TODAY For t^e Lord God is a tun and a shield: the Lord will give grace and glory; no good thing will He withhold from them that walk up­ rightly.—Psalm 84:11. ic organizations are giving their attention to this phase of city arid country beautification and are obtaining exception­ al results through educational appeal. In Seminole county there is an opportunity for good work along this line by those interested in making this sec­ tion of the state more attractive. On many of the trees along'the principal highways of this country can be found posters and signs of every nature. There is a good field here for some local civic club to incorporate this beautifica­ tion plan into its program for the year. There never was any excuse," says Editor and Publisher "fon.this insult or this affront to a pcopic who had an appre­ ciation for beauty even though they could not enter claims of being artistic. There may be n proper place for the billboard as a proper place for advertising in the general scheme of things even though we have not found it.” Many of the big national advertisers are discontinuing the use of the billboard and are centralizing their efforts on newspapers and magazines in order to reach their clients. Some of them arc still using the billboard but are insisting that they be so located so as not to disfigure the nutural beau­ ty of the section. The Kelly-Springfield Tire Company have decided to let all their billboard contracts expire as rapidly as they run out. "We have taken this step" they say “First, because there were so many boards on the roads that we believed th at this sort of advertising had lost much of its value. Second, be­ cause we felt that the medium had been abused to an extent that made complaints on the part of the public justifiable. In the passing of the bill boards both local and national advertisers are realizing the value of newspaper advertising to take th e ir message to the public. John Wanamaker once remarked after five years of ex­ perience in advertising ‘T he people want their advertising like other news in places where they expect to find i t ; That is why my store uses only newspapers to send its message to the people of Philadelphia.” As Brisbane Sees It SPRING STYLES AND THE WELL-DRESSED MAN DAN DOBB Many i small boy f, ^ . . " ter school because ed his arithmetic wrong. ** TH« Natloa WUI Hoaor Woodraw Wilson. The Flint to Go. Now He Is Bale. Who Would Recall HIri. Hairdressers lay must go. Thoir cVy i, long may it wave.*’ C o p y rig h t, 1113 WOODROW WILSON, PraiJdent^of the United States during the great war, died yesterday. Tho people will know how to honor his memory, In accordance with his services to the nation, -------' i * IT IS to be remembered that Mr. Wilson’s public services were not wartime services only. Before tho war was thought of, he had been at work on public problems. The Federal Reserve Bank, that carried this country through the financial strain of war, was part of his work. The land credits for farmers, freeing the fanner from “respect­ able" usury in many directions, had his intense care and devotion In many directions he worked for the public welfare, efficiently be­ fore the devastating war broke upon the world, STRANGE is the destiny thnt selects him, first of all the great figures of that wnr, to leave this earthly scene. Men much older than he, on both sides of the fight, survive the man that was first to summon the nations to pence. Excepting one man, Lenin, an­ tithesis of Woodrow Wilson in everything, Mr. Wilson is first of the really conspicuous to go. His book of life is closed, al­ though thousands of books yet to bo written, will record his fame nml his deeds. His last word on this enrth has been spoken, al­ though millions will speak of him, for many years to come. m.nC8 ?y8tcV » m e back , mUlion pieces of shell E J j mistaken for pearl*. v* ■ When a compressed b *!T J*1 Columbia Un vcSS ■tudents thought it was a p'rSj Store exploded nn an aIsgJ farm where all cooking i, n°t daag on a can opener. Reykjavik, capital 0f may sound as foolish ‘.r" ?S from shivering with col!" ^ Widows cannot marry in tfc so bachelors there are conskE fairly safe from hnrm. Siamese boy may play naanback for Boston Univcrsfty^VlS for him he wnsn’t twins. ^ American woman hag bull fighting in Cuba. Now £ 2 worry about rat eating in China In Toledo, O., a boy of u monlh3 has a six-foot pet sn»l» so Dcmpccy may lose his title yj McAdoo says there |3 nothl.lint wrong with our dollnr bill. Isn’t a trifle short-winded ? ti Mexjcnns nro fighting AmnC cans over oil rights. Now know why some arc ci "greasers.” New York woman paid S400jM| for a pearl nccklnec, but site t« save by wearing old shoes. No on« will notice her shoes now. —---------- o------------- ‘ HE IS dead and therefore ho is safe. Let the thought comfort B etter Mail Service For Newspapers. those left to mourn. He is forever free from suffering, disappoint­ and sorrow. He had man; Newspaper readers received some mighty good news n ment --------few days ago when the announcement came trom Wash ng- dreams not destined to be realized, Ion that newspapers would hereafter be handled aa Drat class | cr know it. In his shattered body, W hen the Fire Chief Speaks of Hazards •>.i. mail. No action thnt has been taken in our Capital recently his mind worked with lestless'en­ —he knows! The lierald: will receive more favorable comment than the new order fiom ergy, tormented by tho knowledge Editor My attention was recently culled privates of the army of ’93 were ■ thnt his conceptions could not be postal headquarters. , realities, for lack of physical to the following editorial which oificers of the World War, lo-wit, R Heretofore the service given to publications has been made ipcared in Tho Sanford Herald, General Pershing came from those !w strength, nil the futile, hopeless, appe r two hundred and fifty thousand ■ dated Jnn. 14. Tho cost of a safe deposit box is anything but satisfactory. Even though the postal rates vain yearning ends forever. He Is Why freeze? Come to Sanford! "There arc five thousand pen­ volunteers. A United Spanish War M beyond *he reach of disappoint­ were increased several times ovei^, the service seemed to get less than 34 cents a month. It af­ -------o------ment, freed forever from ail the sioners on tho government’s Snan- Veteran, Col. Teddy Roosevelt, of J fords ubsolute protection, against Tampa ia having more fun, play­ continually worse. Subscribers discontinued their favorite troubles this world. Who would Ish-Amcrican w ar rolls. We didn’t ’1)8 became the President of the X ing pirate. newspapers on account of their inability to get it on time. The bring himof back United States, and today the solcither fire or theft, for your Jew­ think there were that many sol ? - - ■ o SAFETY diers in that war.—Tampa Tribune, diers of that war hold many of u news was frequently several days late by the time the paper elry, heirlooms, insurance policies, The Celery City Sage says that was received. On every hnnd great dissatisfaction was heard "A war veteran doesn’t really thu highest offices in the gift of NOBODY knows what will hap­ deeds, contracts, wills, bonds, you can lead a boy to water but at 1 1-I0c a day have to be "a soldier to draw a the country, statesmen, jurists, and the postal service as applied to newspapers was consider­ pen in politics now. Candidates pension." stocks, receipts, army records— you can?t make him bathe. and higher profession are able ■ that huve been practicing corpora­ — if — ably a joke. imoprtnnt pnpers of any kind. In justice to thc group of red- representatives of the one-time ■ tion law, of whom there arc sev­ ■ Thosirwho would have Dr. MurIt has been practically impossible to receive newspapers eral, will have to look over their blooded American citizens who soldier of the War with Spain. Get your box today and avoid m phree fun for president probnbly at places ju st a few miles from the office of publication in books, find what clients they hud volunteered ---- 1 their tt— lives — andi their The "United Spanish War Vet­ ■ worry. recall that he was once a track to their country in ’98, ns erans" is a .unique organization. ■ anything like reasonable time. Letters traveling over the and whnt fees they got. Just or service nan. brave and loyal nn army of sol­ N’o child can be born into it; no ■ * unjust, it may make a difference same route had dispatched at the same time would frequently — o-------diers who have ever shouldered n proclamation of President, edict n It would seem that nil the hot beat a newspaper even a short distance by from one to three in the chances. gun or wielded a sword, I beg to of King or Czar can command ad­ air whlbh has recently made its days. submit some information for the mission; no university or institu- 5 ONE wise man yesterday said: escape <in Washington could keep use of facetious editors a t Inrgc, tion of learning enn issue a dipFord talked just 60 days too soon. Now it will be different. Now it will be possible for subthat cold wave in the West. inclined to joke nt thc expense of i ioma authorizing its holder to If he had kept quiet, this oil affair -------- o„------scribers to both daily and weekly newspapers to receive their .. . .. . , the United Spanish Wnr Veterans ;enter; no act of Congress or ParlinFour men were recently found papers on time. Now the newspaper readers will be able to l ™ ',.. vc Klvcn lm 0 p • and for a thoughtless public who mint secures recognition; the do not always inform themselves1wealth of n Rockefeller or a Ford Dreh/bltion^Uw*0 a «ut thc news .of the day promptly, without delay, for newshcM rathcP have'NTMtS Mu^lo m I bh m •*£ hisUty................ ,cannot purchase thc position; its •• I MM possible? ?!> ‘.paper*, nre going,to. J)c;haii(!led.ns first clnss letters;**^ -------- Shoal's. im*TOBOTPgrgt off! "ini I maUathvu ? A COMMUNITY: BUILDER the nrmy of ’98 is the doors swing Open' only upon' pre-< now. Any that official While the decision to elevate thc newspaper to a first class that ..... *----plans l had for turn*1on'>‘ comPlotcly volunteer army in mentation of thc bit of paper, torn, gentlemen may have Bobhtd hair seems to be as pop- status is of vital importance to the newspaper itself, it will be F. P. FORSTER, President B, F. WHITNER, Cashier f f i ‘icertifies f f “v .T f .tS uar now ns it was during the war of great value also to the reading public, for now they will get ln« th.1 over 10 insiders on a "Ten-' composed largely of the flower of S which to nn honorable pot basis” will be kept quiet for a American nmnhood from the north, discharge from the armies or ■ ■BBMBBBERIRBRBBBBnxnRBBBBBXXBBBBBRBHBNBBBBRRRIlk when girls didn’t have time to fix their news promptly, in their favorite newspaper. while, at lenst. It any other way. ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK iAnilh, enst and west, two hundred navies of the nation during thc and fifty thousand THE Labor Government of the „ . (350,000) ; . , of .Spnnish-American War, the Philip­ B ritish F m niro m i r n o s r # tn e i v o l hantIretJ them > n n t'fifty t h c rthousand o h « (1 b «e n e i u h t pine insurrection, or the China Re­ iiritish r.rnpiro purposes to ^»vc.l (850.000) UtHrThan . pof Cough* Mid Cold*, Held* MY FAVORITE STORIES Expedition. And, unlike other lip using Hying machines agninst volunteered. Did those volunteers >lief associations, no “new blood" can •che*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Hy IRVIN S. COBB wild natives in the kingdom of Irak that the war with Shain'conie in; there nru no growing Mid AD Ache* Mid Paina ‘ und elsewhere. That would be Kn,ns be n short duration? Did ranks from which recruits can be foolish. Individuals may be senti­ wuold A breezy nml assured young the banker would not likely be in­ mental they not pledge their lives in servdrawn into the United Spanish ALL DRUGGISTS if they choose, nations must Westerner, we may call Jim Smith, terested in a simple, blunt nppeal not. Savage ice to humanity and their com­ War Veterans. With tho con­ natives have got to J5c and 6Sc, jars and tpbaa had occasion, some time ago, to in­ for monev. WUn increased em­ rades? The Canadian soldier of summation of pence through vic­ Hospital list, $3.00 terview J, I*. Morgan, in behalf of phasis and with a tinge of disgust be suppressed. You can work the World Wnr fought for human­ tory, its rolls were closed forhis chief, who held « position of at the forwardness of the Cnlifor- through their superstitions and ity nnd Ids crushed comrades. The ] ever. Its lines are steadily grow from the. lsky much political consequence in I ninn, the big man from Washing- dropping explosives , regulates "* American soldier of '93 fought tooling thinner, and the tram p of its Surntpr county is planning to Washington. Smith captured the ton repented his former statement: with" tim i ^latest poHsibir’nuisance ' fo,r h,lm.nnUy nn.i his comrades column- i, with ever-leasing tread; vote 4650,00(1 in bonds for good fancy of tho banker, who nppar- j "Leave Morgan to me!” nnd trouble and w.th the lenst kill -1 \vc"1 'j"wn in ^ Was ”.f ^hc P1**®1. 1 n?, Krow roads and from nil accounts tho cntly was much pleased hy his free Finally the three men found •l! no.t t*10 .credit of this army winery nay hy day details are election will be carried by nn over­ spoken wnys. The young man was themselves in the banker's ante- injj 0f natives. that brain nml brawn nml bravery | nude from the reserve, summoned I t s R a i s i n g C f u c k & T f i a t C o u n t s whelming majority. invited to call again. Naturally room in the awe-inspiring offices SUPERSTITION has over its ' c,,n^'luered in such a short period i into the shadowy regions to return --------o— — enough, thc news wns * noised at Broad and Wall, For several n,) until, by In asking the people to come abroad that tho Californian had minutes they cooled thoir heels, victims Y power often useful. In! of time the brutal Spanish butch- t(' .t(,f h out to- hear Frank Jennings and made a hit with Morgan, and pre- conscious thnt the;y were probaldy New Jersey a man has beenlocked ler, "Weylcr?” Why then subject "l ' ii ’V J ' i" ‘ 11 ,s" ltnr^ : for killin'- |,i„ ir. , .■ i- ■ . l, J ‘hall stand guard, waiting until l i k e a s o l i d w a l l b e t w e e n c h i c k s a n d d a n g e r / thus to know him, the Clearwater sently high i being looked m over ovn.ijf he „v was v>»s approached ,>|i|,ruui.-Hi.-u by ujr na niKii ••c»ih i""»™ o by »j a*> hidden ■iimimi mu■"*•'i v/.nr^ ..fit wticn hi. iir’iinU to 111 ,eu e so^ ' cr °I Jh . tin. bugle call from beyond shall Evening Sun says, "To know him official of the Republican National, chine gunner who wanted to make frh“r‘ . , , Those who were sent to Cuba muster out the last comrade of i F r e v e n i a d ia rrfio G a . is to uuniirc him." Committee. sure that they had not come to , finding ; ■ " the^"criminal''’until'the'"K ' « * .Y "i uf- foueh fou«ht a good fight; norne were tl“’ United Spanish Wnr Veterans. ■■ o-------|S a v e s e v e rY c h ic k i“Jim," said this dignitary, "I ,1,ow UP th^ building. At last the Klux set up a blazing cross at mid-1 killed, many suffered disease, and Sheriff Hnnd recently seized dis­ hear r> Y t f iu if it v M a k e s {jRcm A ro w ’—• that you are strong with J.t summons came nnd the three were tilling paraphernalia consisting of Commander U-nt " I’jn U Morgan and I want you to fix s o r te d into the snnetum of thc night in front of the man’s house, many died, nnd starved. They were two large gasoline tanks and one financier. When the National thousand gallons of mash. N'o, up a date for another officer and Committee officials saw the nuin me to talk with h!m. We’ve got -------— -— - ------——---------thc manufacturers were not among a big deficit to get rid of nnd 1 whom they had come to see, sitting could not stand that cross, lie told ----------- ~ those Qfescnt. how he had seen his son beat his grandchild to death. Belief in hell liope to get Morgan to help us." *" -«r!" ami"^'seU esteem’' Rr»ndchil«l ----------- v -----------Y l K l , •* %• 3 Newspapers, The Bible and Literature The Californian was agreeable.! , j t ,Y i,|erai,|v lj,..iutoii . fire nnd u personal devil with hoofs The Mty with foresight provides II. presently received word from , and long tail U still necessary with THE FOURTH ESTATE playgrounds. Ten or twenty years theip wait in the ante-room, almost many of lower intellect. Fortufrom today many u Florida mu. Wall Street to bring the National entirely evaporated. After an „ i„ ricipnlty will he cramped for Committee officials on the follow­ [ : ^ K | fc - , Of Into mnny solicitous com- < Every artist strives to get o playgrounds because the city fath­ ing Tuesday. It occurred to him awkward pause, Morgan boomed | ,,*ef ^ u s u a l l ^ t h r i ^ t h a ? b£ men tutors on the technique of story across to the unknown readlieve. ers o f‘today failed to make pro­ that he ought to give his two - .w f ip r iK "Gentlemen, for what reason _____ newspaper writing ponderously ex- or, every artist tells u story that is vision for them. friends u word of counsel an to the have 1 been honored hy this visit?’’ , i/w best means of getting their ease THE one thing disliked by big p‘’t',a“ t!ie #?Lnio1), lhnt thf eilV r "*'ls'de where he can Jim Smith moved to one side clty T001]' '■? bold- observe it, or inside his heart, Now _that the winner of the Bok before the banker, but the spokes­ nnd gave his friend a significant corporations, especially the sort ?n‘ ,iUS ’ of The Bible is a perfect example Peace .Prize has been announced, man for the committee wns cer­ look us though to say: "Fm leaving that hands out cash in large lumps '"b' 'Iowa many mute, inglorious the Philadelphia publisher will tain he didn’t need nny help, and Morgan to you." The committee- to government officials is nubile ^“ Itons who only keep working be- of this. The many men who cause of their weekly pay. write this work, which, without have more trouble on his hands rather gruffly said to Smith with man, uftcr looking pleadingly back opinion. from the thousand and one "dis- an impressive pause after each nt the Californian, coughed once You will hear the legal corporaU j.U3t, common for the reference to any theologicalI fac­ uappointcea" than ho has been word: "Leave .Morgan to me." jackals begin to talk about 10 peop,c to «“>' that news- liefn, is a great work of literature, or twice, cleared his thront, and tion “houndincs" nn.l "nnhli.. .1...— •< I lK,I»ers are a gre.-.t force for, evil some of the having with Congryss. , including ... , in itself . -— best - , W H O LESA LE A N D R E T A IL F E E D hounding” nnd "public clamor1 When Tuesday arrived und tho then observed brightiy: "Wclf, you the philosophy and poetry ever penned, ji;|n, Avonm. nml ,, — ------- o----------three met in New \o rk , Smith see, Mr. Morgan.-we heard Jimmy and they will demand "orderly in- and that the poor Caste;theorstuff never ,nat 1 ,*n ‘l L onunirclal S tr e e t--------------------- -Phone 91 Some Republicans with their ujjain emloavomf to counsel thc waa coming in to make you a call vestigntion hy the properly cons U *mo to , down , T,specially - to , write , _____ tutcil courts/* 9 he reads in his paper, -a jrreat book. There was tnspira-------minds on McAdoo are trying to say thnt th„ , cock-sure politicians to have a well | and we just thought we’d come The essential function of n newi-♦ ln,e story uf life, of men wi^h r . r f hr . 1 ’1 1 '.. Il,r[ y’ with Fall refusing to testify, Sin- formulated program in mind, ns‘ along und say hello, too." ■□cBBnancnasuBaxHnBaauBnsauBaBznBRHaHRBBRRRRaiiiC Homer, the y ---- clar prolonging his stay in Europe, the Ossiau, ond more Republican at cam coming out of the Teapot every day! b—mv.uvu >YllI . ____ ___, __ _ that still are n GRIFFIS FREED ■ -----------------------o — ---------------the sutchei "full of "money "happen" tell just what happens, no'more or | w> fri’',,1l u,ltl readable, are so be-3 Home Electric i ight Und Water Plants DETROIT FREE PRESS ed to nppoint the judge. It’s a i!* forgotten. 1cause they are records of thincs , ■ The Jacksonville Tbnes-Union Home Ice Machines and Water S oftencs puts it .mildly when it says, "The lucky thing that there is such \ To 11,11 tbc story clearly, without taat actually took place. They nr.- “ time to visit F lorida is in January, Thc German authorities never j Unquestionably there is a large thing as public opinion ami “nub- - superfluous words or fa.-ts, to tell th® newspapers of iheir day, and r. Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drilling Also in February. March April, showed any enthusiasm over the political angle to the action of the lie clamor.” A little public clamoi il that tho reader has a dear '>ntten b>' newspaper men of tho'r Jj rumps, haH Llnjjincs, E!i*ctric Motors, Spray Cartaf May, June, August, Septem- trial of Curtiss apt , to upset many Teapot ucnia Dunns Picturc bl bia niind of what is goGriffis government. ucriin Berlin ob-1 ob- is......r l , .. ru , i. 7ulv — vur ma H. ii. m i 11 is for ior his ms German uermaii government, Irrigation Outfits ’ ’ . . . jn|r on—(hut is tho job of a genius. I rbo?e who decry i! re newspaper o er, uttober, November and De- attempt to kidnap Grover Clevr-. vjously has not been blind to the ; sta,>dal*. and wiiat is more imporNo musician ever ............r.„ hopes to be „„ „a am* workers may. refer to thc Sanford, Fla. cember, |land Bergdoll, America’s m ost'fact thnt there lias been a big tan!’, ,.a i10Wer ^ frighten some mere cog in n wheel of nn orches-! tbe greatest newspaper ever notorious slacker. slacker. The The proceedings proceedings 1popular pomilur agitation agitation in in this this country countrv ; other rascals. Temporary Address Tr___ ;..........-3 -------, ,tra. He has ambitions to become 'written. *°rd disappointed at in court indicated that the prosecu- for Griffis’ release, and it knows 1033 W. FIB ST ST.-TELEPHONE 804-W havin'* . ■ gotten to en.^r, Jff.i peace tion was carried on chiefly because perfectly well thut its action will IRISHMEN predict more blootT-H sob)‘A, or a great con, . ------- ;-------—-------........... .................. ......ni- . creat , ' _ Actual work on tho new San plan for the one hundred thousand the law demanded it. The ad- be pieusing to America und will ■. w* rt’n^ lr* ;,b settlement |“ uc, ,• , dollor Bok prize, After his ex- dresses of the attorneys were much’tendi to promote au re niiu nn nu-n»jKi[ivr a c tio n favorfn v n r . 13 ls r® reached, newspaper man ever ^ arlos opera house at Key West ananE 3C 3sannar.B nsy.sacr.aaB C B r»aH B rnB caB «aaniiB B B *«« reaction at'bc'L as «s though there has . And.no jfi .ft periency with peace Joins the profession with the idea ba* been started, and the promoters ice during the re- more severe on the complaining, aide to it. So the release is 1 1not bct'n enough bloodshed there, „ us __ ....... .. they were „„ ISv-fMI cent war, it seems mis to Ford.................. witness than on tlthe shrewd move. But this does not! "Political and religious intuler- of just becoming u reporter or re- °f this enterprise arc looking for 1 should be delighted thut his mem- prisoner at the bar. Indeed there alter ory has failed , 1 BaBBBaBBBXaaaBLBBnCBBnBBaBliHBBBllRRRBnnBBBB*****--------o-------In an much as a college profess­ or wns-tho author of tho winning pence plnn, many will bo calling it absurdly impractical. -oCatts is not n factor; says thc Tampa Tribune. Correct; but you have to admit he is tho greatest common divider,—I’aim Beach Post. Hoolehan-Coletnan Company m i Fran(c Harris la Banner, wia state press referring to midst. Florida _ greater state by having such men ag Rockefeller, Bryan, Ford nnd Edison as winter visitors and citizens. The people are grateful re­ gardless of what some of the news­ papers are saying. I hone 198 — —---- — - _____ Phon* Q U I C K S E R V IC E their act is considered, patriot nnd a hero. It is prob­ Consequently it is not stirpris- able that on the whole Griffis ha.-. ing that the expected has happened rather earlier than had been urn n,ore comfortable in Germany ticipuled and th a t Griffis has been I| these last few months than Berg­ set free. doll'has been. „n <lw.ay’ ,, , . *rorn lbo mod whirlpool that 1he l- reach say his plan is noth- life. ing hut the German “SehtfehH All art aims to do just what a plan over again. He proposed a {newspaper story ought to do to gold bank, to get together gold itell u story. Any art that tries for France. Germany doesn’t like Ito create “Art,” fails at the same tba‘* Jtime it starts. aggressive women of that little 1 community east of Clearwater re- ’ received 817 points fordisplr^r. ij c|. dclberg, that live neighborhood in ! tho Curlew creek section made sec* end place with 799 points. tr a n sfer Household Gooffs pianos, Safes, Trunks and Bag*s*t l ransferred Anywhere Any Time Storage is a t �•FEBRUARY 9, 1M 4 inford’s Social Side •: Office 1 4 8 ; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W ENTERTAINS AT BARBECUE. -Mrs. George Hoy will [in the members of (he Hub at the home of Mrs. -han on Sanford Heights. I__jlrs. W... J. Thigpen Itertain the members of cry Week Bridge Club, jr t. R. R. Deas and Mrs. Oaigcr will entertain the n of the Mothers Club home of the former in ourt at 3:30 p. m. he Sallie Harrison Chap[*S., D. A. R., will meet in jm Room a t the Valdez it 3 p. m. In. Stella Arrimgton pertain the members of n|( Lovers Club at three fat her home on Magnolia [Dinner Dance under the a of the House Commiteo .nan's Club a t Club House ht o’clock. Lgoard meeting of the Snl[rrison Chapter, N. S. D. at 3 p. m., at the Palm ' Valdez. [.Regular meeting of the Harrison Chapter, N. S. I., in the Palm Rppm, ValEtel, at 3:30 o. m. ‘ L—Cecilian MUsid Club [at 3:13 p. m. a t the StuMrs. Fannie S. Munson [rtle Avenue. -Subscription bridge at [me of Mra.. F. E. RoumilPalmetto Avenue at 3 p. K. of C. Hall. -Silver Ten at the home R. F. Whitner, on Oak le, under the auspices of foman'a Guild. IHOL'SE OF HAPPINESS it God gives, O heart of [ino, nild your house of happless. ce sonic have been given [ore; any have been given less, sure lying at your feet, Iralue you but faintly guesn, builder, looking on, barter heaven to possess. pu found work that you can KSt / t— 't tre a heart that loves you est? a spot somewhere called |omc spent and worn, your out may rest? [dly tree? A book?’ A ong? Ig that loves your hand's |aress ? of health to meet life’s becds ? kuild your house of happiess! r.ot to-morrow’s dawn to Bring dreamed-of joy for whieh rou wait; ive enough of pleasnnt kings ioujc your soul in goodly tate; row Time’s relentless tream hear what now you have bear what you n&W have way; hat God gives, Q,heart, and mild house of happiness to-dayi -R y B. Y. Williams. wnville was represented tie*day by R. 11. Pope and Taylor. Ellen Hoy was called to Park Wednesday by the illher mother. Townsend of DeLand wns 'the* (business visitors in d on Tuesday. B. Kdminister of St. Augus»ent the day here Tucsdny oaincss mission. Annie Hawkins has ns her tuc*t ut her home on Celery Miss Hood of Commerce! E A R T H Q U A K E SA L E Mr. H. C. DuBosc’s class of the Presbyterian Church entertained the ladies most delightfully with a barbecue at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Hart, Tuesday evening. ii 7"'* Kroun,la were beautifully lighted with myriads tof tiny elec­ tric lights, thanks arc due J. M. Gillon and II. R. Roscbro. The tables were arranged cafeteria style on the lawn under the large Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Ladies* Ready-to-Wear oaks and Palms. The waiters dressed in uniforms were most attentive and efficient. jiL-tn They were H. R. Stevens, C. E. Henry, L. A. Bromley. L. I. Fra­ zier, J. H. McCaslin, R. H. Miierhcad, A. W. McNcal, E, T. Wood­ Be Sure And Wait For It ru ff J. K. Smith, W. B. Miller, H. C. Du Bose, and G. D. Hart. The menu was barbecued pork and lamb, frnnkferters, hot buttered rolls, celery, pickles, lemon pie and coffee a la Stevens. house hns not been official-’ Irish peers nnd Irish representa­ office for life. The peers only LOW TIDES [Right of Irish Lords 1lyupper Dr. Brownlee expressed appre­ questioned. tives cannot come here to conduct meet to elect n member to fill va­ ciation to P. J. Hunter of Char­ English and Scottish nffnirs.’’ cancies nnd then th.ry n«e inlled i The question of nllowing the Now To Sit In House On Beach 1921 lotte, N. C., who is famous for his neera to retain their zeats with There is evidence later thnt Mr. together by the clerk of the House barbecues. Mr, Hunter was nbly Date Jan. Feb. Alar. April Of Lords Questioned home rule in Irclnnd is not n new Gladstone’s views chnngcd nnd of Lords. assisted by Mr. Frazier, Sr. Mrs. The present Irish peers in the i one. In introducing his home rule that nbout 1893 he wns disposed Henry McLaulin expressed in verse t 0.35 11.23 11.00 12.33 j| LONDON, Feb. O-The question Idll in the Housu of Commons, in to admit members from Irclnnd to Lords number 29. 1 1 the thanks and appreciation of the 2 10.39 12.23 12.05 of nllowing the Irish representa­ 138(1 Gladstone said: “It will be both the upper and lower houses. 1.19 Indies and said “that in the future The Irish pcera since the Union Chicago woman asks divorce be­ 3 11.34 2.02 tive peers ta retain their sent* in perfectly clear thnt if Ireland is 1.18 11.58 they thought thnt the ladies should legislature,; Act have had tile right to meet cause he made her get up every 4 12.40 2.09 2.10 tne house of Lords which was not to have a domestic 1.40 turn the church cooking over to nnd elect representatives to sit in morning and build the fire. 5 1.35 2.55, 2.30 3.18 touched upon in the treaty that the men." Mr. Charlie Henry Baid the House of Lordn who keep this don’t blame her. 0 2.27 3.37 3.53 created the Irish Free State, is 3.11 ’they were the most ungrateful 3.15 being actively attacked by the Con7 4.20 2.48 3.50 MINSTREL bunch that he had ever served ns 8 4.02 5.01 1.20 5.05 eervative press and anti-Irish or­ he didn’t get even one tip." U 4.48 5.45 ganizations in England. 5.42 5.04 Tile evening was most enjoyable The Athletic Asso­ 10 6.33 0.20 5.43 ’this question, however, has not 0.30 in every way. About two hundred It 0.21 0.47 0.20 7.10' arisen since the treaty wns signed ciation of the Sanford and fifty were in attendance. 12 5.35 8.03 as a vacancy has not occurred m 7.10 0.57 13 0.04 tho list of Irish representative High School will pre­ ■ 7.29 8.34 7.50 G. F S. 8.25 11 9.31 8.(0 10,00 peers who arc elected to tho House 15 9,19 10.20 9.43 10.51 of Lords for life. Neither the sent a black and white The girls of the G. F. S. were 15 10.14 11.20 10.39 11.17 Free State government nor the entertained Tuesday afternoon by 17 11.07 12.12 11.33 12.33 British officials have mentioned face Minstrel T hurs­ u Tillyc Benjamin at her home. " 18 11.58 1.00 12.25 1.27 the subject in their various com­ day evening, Feb. 7, at Allow U3 to introduce Mme. Ha- ni idK° was P|ayed throughout the munications nor is it believed that 19 2.15 12.47 1.45 1.13 noum Bombnchi, the woman com- artu™°0f> a t n late hour, re20 3.01 tho matter will bo discussed until the High School Audi­ 1.32 1.58 mander of the 30th Regiment of rr«hmcnta consisting of fruit snl21 2.14 3,08 3.18 the question is fnrn,',,G- raised in 2.41 Turkish cavalry. Snapped in Con- , ' c‘lcc*c sandwiches and hot 22 2.53 3.49 torium at 8 o’clock. 3.24 4.37 me legislative chambers. stnntinople where the'colonel re- ‘ hwolnlc were served. the cole__ .. 23 3.32 The nttnek on the Irish represen­ 4.31 4.08 5.30 The members present were cently went on leave of absence. There will be plenty S THE NEXT DATE IS 24 4.55 4.11 5.i 7 0.30 tative peers has been earned on ! Misses Carol Stone, Georgia Mob­ 25 4.53 7 22 almost cntiicly in England by anti- of singing and dances. ■ 0.07 5.48 ley, Tillyc Benjamin, Anna Kan25 5.39 0.51 0 to 8.24 Irish organizations and apparently TUESDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE ru:r' Doloth>' Mero. Eva Grace 27 0.30 7.53 0.21 hns not nroursed any of tho political 7.39 CLUB. Wagner, and Mrs. John Lconnrdi. Don’t miss it. 28 7.05 9.00 8.43 10.10 nnrties. Tho peers Have been al­ Quantities 'of lovely red roses1 „ . "— 29- 8.11 10.01 Admission 50 and 25 9,40 11.18 lowed to carry out their legisla­ combined with greenery were used!. “ • '*• MEETING 9.10 30 10.45 12.02 tive duties without any interfer­ in decoiuting tne ruonis of th e1 Friday afternoon the board of ence and their right to sit in the cents. 11.41 [ n ! 10.21 [ home of Mrs. George Knight, Ithe Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. S. Tuesday afternoon when she en- D. A. It., will meet at 2 o'clock at AT THE tertained the members of the the Palm Room, Valdez Hotel. At Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club. [3:30 the regular meeting of the Marking the places ut the play- [chapter will be held. All ment­ ors ^were tallies designed with vul-.cbrs are requested to be present entine suggestions, and after a !113 matters of importance are to m most interesting game of dupli- j he voted on. catt, scores were counted. Those1 , , , -------holding high score were Mrs. Ram’ E- Johns, It. T. Welsh, Aug. Yountx, Airs. Fred Walsinn, Mrs. Johnson and Katherine E. Luamon McPherson, and Mrs. Hul Wight. were a party who are touring the At the conclusion of the card state from Rockford, III., who ar­ game, the hostess served delicious rived in Sanford Tuesday for a refreshments consisting of a salad brief stay. and sweet course with coffee. THROUGH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE PRO­ A. . : Mrs,,-Knight’a. guests were Mrs. GRESSIVE AND WIDE-AWAKE MERCHANTS OF *>Wilson -and Harry Heoren McPherson, Mrs’. ' ‘HnVry Lewis, 'Top’ oivuson.ami SANFOIU), WHOSE NAMES APPEAR IN THIS AD- * * * - • « * left Wednesday morning for Tam­ Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Ralph VERTISEMENT. THE MILANE ITHEATRE MAN- j „ Wight, Mrs. Sam Yountz, Mrs. pa where they will attend the Fred Walsma, and Mrs. Hal Wight. Shriners ceremonials and also the AG EM ENT WILL RUN A SERIES OF S South Florida Fair. ENTERTAINS FOR MRS. FLANAir. and Airs. It. J. Holly and NAGAN. Mrs, J. C. Dennett was the gra­ Reg Holly returned from Tampa cious hostess Tuesday afternoon nnd Dunedin, where they spent Kvcry Saturday For 8 Weeks when she entertained nt bridge nt the week-end. Messrs. Holly at­ tending the Press Breakfast at the her home on Magnolia Avenue, honoring her sister, Mrs. W. F. Tampa Hay Hotel, Flanagan of Pulaski, West Vir­ Another Glorious Opportunity, and they are os prominent in the tra­ Aliss Gladys Binswangcr who Have keen becked to he shown at these matinees nnd u ginia. There were three tables of has been the attractive guest of dition of Yowell-Drew Com puny as Fourth of July is in the traditions or players. SURE-FIItE treat is in store for every one, young and Quantities of sweet pens and .Miss Ruba Williams at her home r.ld, who may attend these performances. There will our Nation. on Park Avenue, left Sunday for calendulas in baskets and bowls he a complete program including a comedy, news reel, Jacksonville, where she will spend We arc glad as an Annual service to our customers, we may offer this were effectively arranged in the etc. Anyone making a purchase of $1.00 or more will rooms where the card tables were a week before going to her home wondrous display of new Cotton Fabrics, Laces, Lingerie Materials, House­ in Atlanta. placed. lie entitled to a ticket granting FREE admission to the hold Linens and beautiful Underwear fer the feminine folk. After n number of games of MILANE Theatre any Saturday afternoon. Tickets Airs. II. W. do Sauasurc and Miss bridge stores were counted and do Snus.surc who have hcen tho can he obtained any day ONLY from these merchants the prize for high score, n box of A Small Number of Leaders guests of Mrs. T. L Dumas and who are displaying window’ cards issued by the stationery, was awnrded Mrs. A. Mrs. Raymond Phillips for the P. Connelly, The consolation past two weeks left Sunday on the 25 dozen Bungalow Aprons went on Sale Wednesday prize, n box of tallies, went to boat, Jacksonville en route to Mrs. W. M. Scott. The hnnnrce, their for Morning for $1.00 home In Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Flanagan, was presented a bottle of Houbignnt’s sachet. Hought especially for this event and they are wonders for the small Among those from Sanford at­ Out-of-town folks are invited to come in early on Refreshments of frozen fruit tending the piny “Shuffle Along” price—checked, striped and figured percale in an unusually good quality salad, nut bread, ribbon sand­ Tuesday evening in Orlando were Saturday; do your shopping and go to the SHOW wiches, olivea, and hot chocolate Mr. nr.il Mrs, R. A. Newman, A*", FREE. Show starts at U:.’i0 P. M. nnd many colors and styles, sizes .’Ll to -10. were served by the hostess at the and Airs. I). !.. Thrasher, Mr. nnd conclusion of the curd game. “LET’S GO” Ed Lane, Itart Herndon, W. Night Gowns a t special price $2.98 each. Colors and Invited to meet Mrs. Flanagan Airs. O. Hill Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mcwere Airs. W. Al. Scott. Mrs. A. P. R white, Nanstripe and Batiste. Mrs. Howard OverConnelly, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, Mrs.! *.. J* Alr. *, ' end F. E. Roumillot, Mrs. W J. Thlg- i and Mr.* Rosa. if.r SciianI, Hugh TillisJ Brassieres and Corsets, special $3.95 each. Many less pen, Miss Katherine \\ i!key, Aliss Annie Hawkins Mias Hood, Airs. than half price. Mrs. John Leonard! motored to And Secure Free Theat.’e Tickets. Roy Symmes. Mrs. G. 1. Loueks, Daytona Wednesday where she and .Mrs. It. E. Tolar. Beautiful New Spring Fabrics for the warm weather shared honors with Mrs. Then. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. Struwn of Do Land nnd Mrs. II. E. frocks, specially priced. Air. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips. Brown also of DeLand, at a re­ THE YOWELL COMPANY. Miss Marion Phillips, Aliss Nellie ception given ut the home of Mrs. Special lots of Laces 5c, 8c, 19c yd. Herkirmer and Dr. L. R. Phillips R. E. Stevens. 404 S. Ridgewood GONZALEZ GROCERY CO. made a party motoring to Orlan­ Avenue, given by the I). A. R. Mrs. Special lots of Towels 21c, 25c, 38c each. McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. do Tuesday evening. Theo. Strnwn is the new stnte re­ gent. Mrs. Brown .corresponding LLOYI) SHOE STORE. Lingerie Fabrics by Bolt or Yard. Airs. G. W. Swift and Mrs. G. secretary, and Airs. Iwonardi, rec­ II. BoyItem of Mnrarhon, N. Y., ording secretary. J.L . MILLER’S BAKERY. “Kamura” Nainsook 10 yd. bolt $5.75. who are spending the winter in Florida arrived in Sanford on Tues­ J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. “Nikado” Nainsook 10 yd. bolt $4.45. day fur a brief stay. DINNER DANCE KEEP IN STEP •C e n tra l basinets •0£ Woman's Club. Tf^Mrs. Georue De­ rail entertain tne mem| the Evening Bridge. Club. __Kellie Turner Circlo 3:30 p. tn. a t tho home Tom Lamb on Oak CHURCHWELL’S Begins next Saturday, Feb. 9th. ALL “SHOCK DOWN” TO THE LEVEL OF THE PEOPLE’S MONEY jj Don’t Forget the IM e r c h a n t s J Special Matinees Springtime, Violets and Sweet Singing Birds Usher in the 17th Annual Violet Brand Sale BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, LASTING, OVEt SATURDAY i Saturday, Feb. 9 1 Milane j Theatre I SPECIAL FREE MATINEES f SPECIAL FEATURE PRODUCTIONS Business Men s Booster Club PATRONIZE THESE MERCHANTS Mrs. F ra nk B. Winthrop of Tal­ Trombley of State Line, as among the out of state lahassee is the guest of her sister, Friday evening at 8 lS in the City Substantial on Mrs. Walter Wight and mother. Mrs. S. 1). Chittenden ut their PP. M. there will be a »y. homo on Park Avenue. Dinner Dance at the and Mrs. E. II. Cunningham ahington, D. C., were the Air. and Mrs. A. B. Peterson and iC f ir M n n ’c C l u b U n d e r .........jui ^ lU I J U tlU C l of Mrs. D. A. Kelley on Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Wight made *> O m a n K up a congenial party motoring to * J,e a u S P lC C S O I t i l e Lemon Bluff where they spent the 4-4-nn *nd Mrs. H. S. Salter nnd day fishing, on Wednesday. J J O U S C L O m H U ttC e * Lundy of Alacon, Ga„ are Mr.and Airs. E. V. Perryman of P llO H C M r s . H o w a r d 'X nt the Montezuma for a >yi. Atlanta, Go., arrived in Sanford QverJjn (9082) for reSTuosday evening and are the guests VJVC11III V** / L I. Rogers of Swarth- or Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett at ervatlonS. _______________ Pa., is in the city for an their home on Magnolia Avenue. [ Me stay and is stopping at onu-zuma. tm uHaaa iV _____ ^irginia King left Wcdnes■fi'ing for Jacksonville, Corning .......... ’he will spend some time us ae’t of friends. t ARRIVING DAILY and Airs. J. C. Harkins of 11 were among the arrivals wfoni on Tuesday nnd are "K at the Montezuma. The very laiesl models in Spring H a t s - Watch our window display Frank Collins of Alemphis, •reived in Sanford Tuesday J? and is the guest of Airs, ’•lliams at her home on Oak H- QUALITY SHOP Nainsook and Longcloth from 18c to 45c yd. Checked Dimity, pink and white 22c to 27c yd. Mercerized Batiste, all widths 38c to $1.35 yd. Bedding in Violet Brand Sale. Gold Seal Pillow Cases 42x36,29c each. Wear Well Pillow Cases 42x36, 38c each. Wear Well and Mohawk Sheets $1.32 to $1.59 each. Bates and Dorcas Ripplette Spreads $1.95 to $2.48 each. Y o w e ll-D re w Co. Orlando’s Largest Store Q U A L IT Y DID IX” PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. R. C. BOWER-DRUGGIST. TIIE DIAMOND PALACE. CHERC-COLA BOTTLING CO. WIGHT BROTHERS CO. P. A. MERO—BATTERY STA. PIGGLY WIGGLY. JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. MAHONEY-WALICER CO. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. THEO. J. MILLER & SON. PIERSON-ROG ERS AUTO CO. COLEMAN’S GIFT & STATIONERY SHOP. BUSINESS MEN’S BOOSTER CLUB Of Sanford, Fla. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, EAST COAST ASSEMBLY. ______ ' . MIAMI,* Fteb, 5—The Florida ST. AUGUSTINE, Fejk j>.—Af­ ter revcral years in mission East Coast assembly for Baptist field cf Florida under tito late Sunday Schobl. Baptist Young PortBishop Edwin Gardner AYccd. Rev. ld’s Union, Women's Missionary ■which consideration will be given nlon and Laymen's vroik will be' to quarantines designed to prcvcht | John liondon, of the Episcopal Din- held for 10 flnys this year at Lnke jeese of Florida, is dead here. He Worth, beginning June 10. Final further spread of the eweet potato 1W3-. born in London, England, May arrangements already have been weevil, which, eccordlng tp infor­ 13, 1840, nnd came to this country made. mation here, has been for a num­ : with his parents a t the ngc of two ber of years established along the BILL BEING PREPARED. years. He had served for 11 years cast coast line from north of Day­ its rector of Trinity parish, south­ WEST PALM BEACH. Fob. 6 tona to the northern line of Pinel­ ern Mnryland; nine years nt —Preparation of n bill to bo intro­ las county. The weevil, however, Lewiston. S. C„ for some time in duced at the next session of the has not extended far inland. Grow­ Louisa couhtv, Virginia, and later state legislature to provide for ing. of sweet potatoes in the infest­ at Ornngchurg S. C. Hu is sur­ payment of :u:e, couriy and city ed area on a commercial scale'is vived by one son, C. Jt London, taxes a t one centrnl office hare raid to be difficult. South American mining engineer, has been plared in the bonds' of n nnd one daughter, Mirfs Mary K. committee of George G. Currie, A. I’m but a cog in life’s vast wheel H. Wagg and D. C. Binbn, mem­ London of this city. daily makes the. same old bers of the Property Owners’ As­ Thattrip, sociation of the central borough. SHOE RETAILERS PICK Yet what n joy it is to feel The present method is declared to CHICAGO. That but for me the wheel might CHICAGO. Feb. ti—When the be too cumbersome and confusing. slip! members of the National Shoe Re. . . . , 'Tis something, after all, to Jog tailors' Association- meet in conIf it were not for the people you Along, and be a flrst-ciasa cog!” vention in Chicago Feb. 11-14, they know you would be a stranger to —Anonymous. purpose to stress a program of ed uration. The argument is advanced that THE PAINT WE SELL badly shod feet spoil the appear­ ance of a man or woman whose iS get-up otherwise may be perfect, nnd that the public should be In­ structed in what kind of shoes are most appropriate for various and sundry occasions. ..REV. JOHN LONDON DEAD.. E SENATE WINS ONE DEBATE! m [REALIZES LONG' DESIRE OBLANDO, Feb, fi.—After walU ir\g two score years to realise a desire to battle on a hundred kcre tract purchased forty years ago, and which lie had never seen until his arrival t\vo weeks ago, D. D. 72-year-*Jtil Oklahoma Davison, 72-ycar-oId farmer,' was drowned While Ash­ ing In the lake adjoining'his pro­ perty, where he had come to spend his declining years under the warm rnys of Florida’s sun. One uatomntic riveter will do MIAMI, F in d ' Feb. 6.—Ono the work of ?0 hand riveter*. world's and two American record.! fell in-the opening progrnm of the .swimming meet hero in which leading girl swimmers of the United States nre competing. Gertrude Ederle of New York shattered her own world's and Sanford. Fla.—Two Days Mon. & Tueg., American records in the 150 yards frcc-stylc swim, covering the dis­ Direct from. Its Phenomenal Run at the lith tance in ono minute, 44 and 1-15 Theatre* New York. seconds. Her world's mark was one minute 45 seconds while the Amer­ ican mark was one minute 48 2-5 seconds. Agnes Gerahty of New York, swimming alone, ripped 12 seconds off the American mark in the 200 yard breast stroke, which she made in 3 minutes and 15 seconds, against Mabel Arklic's long stand­ ing record of 3 matures 27 seconds. However, the effort was not close IT DOES NOT CRACK, Fifteen stranded opera singers a to the world's mark of 3 minutes arc working their way to Germany FEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR 2 1-5 seconds. as deckhands. If the whistle ALICE TERRY* RAMCNNSYABJU) * LEWIS Ailecn Riggtn, New York, failed CHALK OFF breaks, one can have tho job. to disturb Gertrude Ederle’s 300 A Full Line of Kaisomine, Var­ yard mark in the opening event or. THE SENSATION OF A CENTURY^ the program, her time being 4:11 nishes and Steins 4-5, while the record is 3:58 2-5, ______ Presented With n Special Orchestra Sibyl Bauer, Illinois, is slow in SOLD ONLY BY D R T r e e Matinee, 50c and 75c rounding into her best form in the m ail : salt water of the pools in the Mio k iik iu r i U L E O Evening, 50c, 75c, 91*00 Semite nnd House of Congress, tiirough Senator Cameron (bowl­ Black-Draught Recommended YOW SANFORD PAINT *ami Beach Casino, where the ing)f and ............................ .. ......... P lu aT ax Representative McLeod, decided to find out which was the by nn Arkansas Farmer Who S C A T S A T I I . ( '. n o W F . l t * M any of y o u r. le!^u!?t?,n^.0;b<!ln,^ hc' t, but lu'.r .ti,n." champion bowling organization Senate won by one point. STORE Has Used It, When Need­ .of 1:15 2-5 in the 100 yard b u c k ___________ _____________ Mend* thin!: that you arv to o fat. You loo stroke, a fraction of n second;----------------- **— ----------1 ed, for 25 Years re atlx* ft. But why. Wclaka Bldg. Phone 303 ‘above her own record, shows that I W o b a P t n l A T n o v a e In all common senir. Weismuller Winner in a day or two she will bo in 1 W S k C iJ C lu L e B V e S don’t you get rid ol Hatfield. Ark.—Mr. G. W. Par­ that great condition Vanderbilt Team sons, n well known farmer on Route more pound*/ Fee! A. A. U. Pentathlon Gertrude Ederles showing to ­ comfort able a nd more 1, this place, says: “ I keep Blacklike a human being day was remarkable and she is ex­ Draught in my home ull tne time. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 0.-Title A t Chicago :atn. I am a physipected to shatter several more rec­ It is the best nll-nround medicine dan licensed by th< ords before the week is over. Char- Jack Wakefield, rated ns the ‘■fate of New York. I have ever found for the liver and CHICAGO. Feb. G. — Johnny for constipation. Wc began using have for year* treated 1lotto Epstein, manager of the greatest football prospect entering men and women or erwomen’s Olympic swimming team, any college in the South last fall, Weismuller, Illinois A. C, wonder, it 25 or more years ago nnd have burdened with exceladded the Central A .A. U. penta­ used it whenever needed since. I j . is enthusiastic over the work of •ire flesh; many hare thlon chnranionship to his string of have never found any other medi­ reduced a* much a* the star who was going a bit slow is lost tn the P*21 Commodores. a pound a day. I pre­ titles Monday night when he fin­ Rumors to that effect have been in indoor efforts. ( I X C 01*11 II ATM IM scribe for my pat icn | ■ cine as good for constitpation, and i _____ in circulation for the past few ished first in competition with his that was what I suffered with till w,n>lnmy otMaaprodls u c h treatment aa mates, Mam Drclln and Stub­ I begnn using Black-Draught, of weixht without harm, uce not only the Iom days. They were confirmed Mon­ club Capital $100,000.00 but an Improvement by Knigger in the I.oyola Uni­ B ---- . --------o rd for it. c k -D r a u g h t c o r r e c te d th is con- tn health. Don’t take my/wword It. Let me day by officials in the o f f ^ s at versity pool. He was first in the .litlainn free my trill trial treatment and cor,rlnco convince « „,i „„„ »k„ tend you ffje Vanderbilt. Wakefield is not now JOQ-ynrd free-styie, 500-yard breast (iition, a n d now w c u s e it fo r th e ..uurlei(. personal attention ia given to each liv e r n n d f o r in d ig e s tio n — n ti g h t case and you are treated exactly a* if you WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS student at Vanda*ill. There is stroke, 500-yard frcc-stj/le anil an d s lu g g is h fe e lin g a f t e r m e a ls, w*r# in nay office, practically no likelihood that the the diving event. ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF fo r bad t a s t e in th e m o u th nnd s o u r When the Yankees faced the brilliant freshman bnck will re­ Ethel Lackey of the Illinois A. stn m n ch . Giants in tho first game of the enter the university. Members of GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. world’s series last fall they had n the faculty scouted such an idea in C. set a new Centrnl A. A. U. rec­ “My vdfc uses it for headache desolate record of one tie and seven impossible, it i.> said that trouble ord in the 220-yard free-style nnd biliousness. It sets on aur straight defeats at the hands of with his class work caused w ith­ event with n time of 2.50 1-5. Tho shelf and we don’t let it get out. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS tho Clnn McGrow to look bnck drawal of the grid star. At any former record, held by Margaret It has been n great help to us. I unon. Such a stato of affairs cried rate ho seems to bo definitely and Woodbridgc of Detroit, was 3,00. believe a great deni of sickness is / ^ * aloud for vengeance, nnd the Yan­ finally lost to Coach Ibrn Mccaused by hurried cuting and con­ The Officers of this Institution nre under $50,000.00 Surety Bond Merchant shipbuilding has been stipation, and Blncl;-I>rnitght, if kees started the game n*» thmigh Guggin and his aides, cut in half since 1013. Our ship will they were going to have it. Solemn taken right, will correct this con­ it is reported Wakefield is *o I have gucceaitulty treated thouJohn Watson, who started pitching enter the University of Alabama. not come in until opr ships go out. dition.” •and* of patient* (or fat reduction F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. G.* E. McCALL, Managi for the Giants, wan chased to the Get Thedford's, the original nnd Ford plans to make 205,000 cars only genuine Black-Draught pow­ showers in the third inning. The Without Chang* of Diet -Phone 231POPULAR SCIENCE. , Yanks were leading 3 to 0 for the or Unnecessary Exsrclso Electric machines for postmark­ in February. No wonder the ground dered liver medicine. ’ Sold every­ i moment. \ ' ; ing letters can deni with them a: hog hj ul'njid of its shadow. where.. -. ,. NC-150 Ibflow are • few extract* of tel te n -----— ---- ... ................... ~ ____ ' ♦* |l —*-----—-'■a-a- -i—In the fourth inning the Giants the laic of 800 a minute. fiotn grateful patient* which hear out my atatement*. staged an uprising against Waite n a a n x a tjn a a a B H n a a s i Jloyt, drove in four runs nnd took ----------i The seismograph, the instru­ K Loal 7 0 Pound*. MissO. Whitlow units: “ / have lost 7ti pound; at a itthe lead. In tho seventh the Yanks ment which records earthquakes, suit o f your treatment and have r.rvtr tied the score a t 4-4 at the expense is r-o sensitive that it will show fiU to tvx!l in my lift as l do now." of Rosy Bill Rynn, who had re­ how much the buildings oil oppo­ I.oat 7 0 Pound*. Mr. S. Santrt placed the departed John Watson, site rides of a busy street till in­ units: " l hato lost 70 pounds ns a re­ When Waite Jloyt was knocked wards when traffic is ut its hcavisult of taking your treatment. I jret belter in every way. I ton notv take into u horizontal position* and i recovcr their position when it BUY THAT WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED AND HAS long walks without becoming tired or , dragged from the arena in the i short of breath. I thank you very fourth inning Bullet Joe Bush took much for what you have done for me.” PROVEN SATISFACTORY. his place. Grunting furioudy an I Lo*t 4ft Pound*. Afn, E. Horner breathing defiance in the fine of says: Writ. I'm glad to infirm you that I have tost 4S pounds in ti weeks." the foe, Bullet Joe kept mowing down the McGraw Patters in dead­ Make up your mind this very ly fashion. When the Yanks tied day to get rid of that fat. Write me the score in the seventh it seemed for my free trial Treat meat now; then you'll aoon realize how happy that tho worst they could get wan feel, how much better your a drnw decision the way Bush *wns Kou’ir ealth will be for having joined the he thouiami* of my_ ______ gratefulpatients pa! itgoing. who now belong to the rank, of No score in the eighth. Irish Slim People. Don’t delay. Write South Florida Fair Mcusel nnd Pop Young passed out now for FKEE Trial Treatment. harmlessly in the ninth. Only and Gasparilla DR. R. N EW M A N Casey Stengel remained to lie sub­ t i l Fifth I n . l t d COS il£W YOU CITY Carnival dued. Bullet Joe turned on a full 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET ORLANDO. FLA. head of steam and worked away on the batter. It was tne first world’s » D au ax n R an su B B (n Q asaatiaau n aaH aa* n n a* aii* an * * n B a* aB a series game in the big stadium and J t t : n t r i :i > rmitul t r i p t l r ' - , 1 , iij t„< mi wile a t a l t *>5,000 persons lind turned out t.> A tla n t ic I'naal l.lite A g e n c y witness the event, :.u,st of them S t n t i n u - In I’luriOii l " T a m p a hoping and praying for a Yankee fro m victory. Who was Mr. Stengel to THE SANFORD HERALD WILL PUBLISH interfere with the hopes and ex­ Jan. 30 (a Feb. !), pectations of s o many good I here never will people? Inclusive PROSPERITY EDITION SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH. Three balls and two strikes on be n nickel bar the better, the score tied, and two tt O P N li T ltll* I’AI'.i: I’ltOM out in the ninth inning of tin* fir: t Five thousand extra copies will he distributed by the Chamber of Com­ of Oh Henry 1 because game of a world’s series. This was SANFORD, $0.20 merce at its booth at the Madison Square Exhibit in New York. the setting for the Yankee trngeilv. we can’t make it as ( On the next bail pitched Casey im llm r i* ilm*w ith *■ Thousands of other extra copies will be sent throughout the country by cit­ drove n scoring smash between t l iin it ( r u r n n i l Iitlli-f l><>• lit H. izens of Sanford and Seminole County. Mcusel and Whitey Witt. He bcui, GOOD as Oh Hcufyl I ’iill <•» l i d . , t n m m l " r t h o the relay to the plate by nil eye­ l i t KhlllTKl).; m i l r- •r f u r t l u T lash. His home run blow had ( i i i n l o t h ■II. has to lie to satisfy us. THIS SPECIAL EDITION settled the issue. t u t u . ’I ' l i l - t t a r n t M IL A N E TH E A T I METRO PEOPLE FOR CONSTIPATION _S Sanford Loan & Savings Company BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT WHY EXPERIMENT? The Underwood Underwood Typewriter Co. Tell the W orld About Sanford.... and Seminole County C. W . N n ttfn n l. t i n . PllIHlt* ( i a - j ...Service Shoe Shop... NOW OPKN FOR BUSINESS ALL WORK GUARANTEED Give Uh a Trial Next Boor to Princes.* Theatre. There’s only ONE Oh Henry 2 .*.. and only one size of Oh Henry! ...an d there never will be any other! Why? And 600,000 people appreciate that quality EVERY day. You’ll like it Well, O h Henry! yourself I Will be illustrated throughout. It will tell of Sanford’s prosperity. * It will invite the homeseeker to come to Sanford. It will be invaluable as nn advertising medium to both city and county. RESERVE EXTRA COPIES NOW! The Herald is printing n limited number of copies. Send In your order to­ day if you desire to have copies reserved. is made to be a Biggest Thing in Central South Florida This Year The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter fair Feb. 12-13-14-15-16-1924. ALL ROADS LEAD TO ORLANDO. For Fifteen Consecutive Yea re It lias Been Growing—It Has Cost Money—Time—and Prodigious Effort To Build the Most Artistic Exposition in tin* State. It is not u mushroom growth but actually requires the constant labor of the whole year to bring it to perfection. You have your part in it. You can help make It hum. Arrangement >have been made to show the best, of the Products, Citrus, Garden, Field, Manu­ facture, Homo Demonstration, Health, Stock, Poultry, Art, Needlecraft, etc. Johnnie J. Jones' Shows have a part, and a big part. The races arc the best in the South Atlantic States. Sixtyfive horses now practicing on the truck. Many unique novelties. Come Yourself. Bring your Family. Seminole County Kxhihits will draw her people. Let us renew our cordiui relations. K. O’Neal. Pres. •las. L. Giles, Treat. II. II. Dickson, V. Pres. C. E. Howard, See’y. CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON GOOD candy, and the only way we can get the full flavor of M O R A L: Get a dime’s worth off good candy In the ORIGINAL tKe unique blend is in this size bar that we make it in now. W e pay top prices for materials. No , candy that you pay $1.25 or $1.50 a pound for, costs any more to make. • A. o il H e n ry ! A fine candy 10c a bar Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. >. Gentlemen:— T, £ IenfaC ™ ° - \ V................. c°P»os of the Prosperity Edition of The Snnfotd Daily Herald for which I enclose remittance at the rate of 5c per copy. Attached hereto is a list of names. rate S c i u d a ^ S g e . l° Ult names °IK'Io3?tl’ i l is Understood that this �BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS ford Dolly Herald T-AD RATES Cosh in Advance fcaneil ■'l** " H I In* r r (ra m fo tro n e n m l n i l. .r u t Im m rd la lrlr fa r ..... ..... — lOe* n l l n r He a l l n r r. __ , - r .... ........... H r n l l n r 4 r n lln r Face T y p e " d o u b l e nhovo rrduecd tlalrn n r o f o r cnnutlv« In s ertio n s. w,.ri!t " f a v e r a g e len g th c u u n tr d a line, uni ••linffirt 30c f o r Amt rtlon. dvi r t l ' l n t r Is r e s t r i c t e d to n.r c la s s if ic a t io n . an e r r o r la m a d e T h e RanH«rald w ill bn r e s p o n s i b l e ply o n e I n c o r re c t Inn ertlon . iilv r rtln rr. f o r s u b s e q u e n t lone. T h e o ffice n h o u ld be nl Im m e d ia te ly In ca so of FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HOUSES FOR RENT! SAirSAUl5~?or~“tole^Fure port ^ R J tE N T —-Cottage. _ J. Musson. auusago smoked with oaw wood, tO H RENT—Five-room furnished ed bungalow, good location, an doc. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ ideal place lor one who wants a home. Adults only. Apply faction Riismateed. Mrs. Enoch W. 3rd St. i bawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. 1). F. No. ** —Garage; corner 11th ; -----------------------------------ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree _nn,‘ LIm Ave._M. Schneider. i Hluelwrries, 30 per cent off »■OR.RENT—Four room house, Tree Blackberries. Best --- invest-’u b l porc*1 ‘crooned in, garage, nicnts, hi ghost profits, quick re- ?en hou,st>* etc.. West First Street, turns, quality plants. Original in. ?SHL™l««_out. Apply 402 Oak. trorlucers Adapted Nurseries,! ------------------ puTu TO THE HOUSEWIFE:— If you never read a line of any kind df news in this paper, UV worth a great many times what it costs you because it gives you every afternoon the last and lowest prices for the day. I f you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping, it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars a year. i '[h o u s e s - f o r s a l e Doesn’t m atter what the pfices were yesterday— FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheri.? of Seminolo County, subject to the Democratic primary June. 1921. W. A. TILLIS. . • (Advertisement) FOR SALE Ford Sedan Ford Touring Chandler Touring * ‘MIRACLE Concrete Co* g w e n l cement work, eidewlaka, built* , ing blocks, irrigation boxes. i . K. ' Terwllleger, Prop. Lumber and Building carter Mimbor Company N. I^orel S t_ Phone RttS. iTlLirLUMBER CO. H oum t i Service, Quality and Erie*. Phmic 13fi. • FOR SHERIFF Dodge Touring | I hereby nnnouncc myself ! n candidate for reelection to Hudson Touring the office of sheriff of Semi­ Scripps-Booth Touring nole county subject to the ac­ CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING, tion of the Democratic pri­ Cleveland Touring COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFING, mary to be held on June 3. If STRIP SHINGLES. Oakland Touring elected for another term I PLASTER. CEMENT, pledge to fulfill the duties of KENX VULCANIZING WORKS NAILS. the office in the same efficient WHERE USED CARS ARE ALWAYS BARGAINS manner that I have conduct­ ed it in the past. CHASE & CO. USED CAR DEPARTMENT SANFORD, FLAC. M. Hand. Wo?knsri8ihoero n“Cents“,UOrU R 1 three lots. room bungalow Doesn’t m atter what they are going to be tomor­ ______ 154-tfc i rOund In •Bay View. BUNCff GRAPES, tree blueberries I} ‘tusviile, Fla., nhout three blocks row— * and blackberries—nil varieties | [Ir.oni die Indian River and Dixie • • suitable for home nnd commercial ■H*Khwny; nomo furniture in the What’s the last nnd lowest prices today—The I planting. Largest nurseries. Vig- j ;JOU8c* This property is in the orous, well rooted plants insure' . * condition, rendy to be occuHerald tells you? * TO A D V m tT M B B S . t good early profits. For full in-1IV.1B,I* Address owner, Mrs. Ida B. Herald r e p r e s e n t a t i v e dtinr- I formation nnd illustrated catalog 1 he®*®nian, P. O. Box 4-123, Jack1923 Dodge touring almost new. y f a m i l i a r w ith r a t r n . ru le s No. 9, write Southern A*l"ptvJ I —>nv|||>*, Ha. tlaMlflc.it Ion, w ill g i v e you 1923 Dodge Pnnel Delivery* like Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.________ TOR SALE—-; Six-room house, nil Irlr I n f o r m a t io n . A nd If FOR CLERK OF COURT new. Ini), t h e y w ill a s s i s t y ou In modern, on pnved street, paving 1 0 /t SALE—Egry Cash Register. I hereby announce my can­ Dodge touring, 1921. Ini; y o u r w a n t a d t o m nk e Cost $00 when new. Wifi sell ipaid. | i,000.00. Terms. ------ II, B. Podge Roadster, 1919. HELP WANTED WANTED rr effective. didacy for the office of Clerk cheap. Inquire nt Sanford U.tmI.i —I honojljib Dodge 1922 touring. iv h m ih t x a t n o t i c r . of thd Circuit Court, Semi­ office. MISCELLANEOUS Dodge 3-4 ton truck. r e r i l 'i 'r a sh o u ld k Iv e th e i r WANTED—Help of all kinds by WANTED—Your old furniture. nole County, Florida, subject t nr p o s t o f f l r e a d d r e s s ns 1 wo Hodge tourings, 1920. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs i . t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If FOR SALE many business houses." If you 1922 Hupmohile touring. to the decision of the Demo-; for setting, 15 eggs for $I.O0. Many people in Sanford would desire result.). A b o u t one are without u position, advertise 'ike to buy second hand furniture. crntic Primary to lie held on j Lexington Lark (sport). Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, tr out o f n t h o u s a n d h a s n on the classified page of The Advertise your snare pieces in the Worm-drive Ford truck. hone, a n d th e o t h e r s enn ’t Sanford.__ Phone 3303. 83-tfp REAL ESTATE Herald. It will cost you only n Herald Want Ads nnd sell them June 3rd, A. I)., 1924.1 stand Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. unleate w i t h y o u un less SANFORD STOVE *WHORES, 321 kn<ov y o u r a d d r e s s , few cents and you will reach thou- quickly. Rhone 148 nnd the wnnt for efficiency und service in Chandler touring. First Street. Next door to Smith FOR SALE—Attractive bunga­ sands. d l s r o n t l n u n n r r W t'N T h r Ford touring,* 1922. ad department will«be glad to inoffice. low, modern, a bargain, terms. WANTED—Po-dtion us bookkeep­ ’dr lit p r r s n n n t T h ^ S n n Urothers. We sell, trade, nnd reItuirk touring, 1919. 7 passenger. icrt your ad. l l r r i i l d o f f le r n r b y | r | . pair all kinds of cook stoves. If Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue. Ituick touring, 1918. Vance E. DouRinsn er, experienced, reference. Mar­ T e le p h o n e d tn o u n t l n your trouble is stove trouble, see FOR SALK—20 acre farm, 7 acres garet Stoel, Box 51, Lake Monroe. Ron Speedster Truck, 1922. • a r e n o t v a li d . ” us. FOR TAX COLLECTOR cleared, I room house, 18 acres Phone 2005. Light Ford Truck. rteous. P r o m p t, E f f i c i e n t I wish to announce that i am a Service. , 1917 Buiek touring. EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and fenced, one flowing well. A bar­ WANTED—Men or women to take randidate for re-election to the of- i 1 1-2 ton International truck. THE EYES repairing. Call II. S. Pond, gain, $3800.00. orders for genuine guaranteed lice of County Tax Collector of Ford House Cnr. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. hosiery for men. women nnd chil­ Seminole County, subject to the I SANFORD MOTOR CO. . 179-tfc Acres fruit and vegetable land dren; eliminates darning Salary, OF ALL SANFORD ST AND FOUND iNl) uction of the Democratic primary ■ vm —r r — i— ,------------, border!mr on Lake, three miles bordering on Lake, three miles Dodge Dealers. $10 a week full time*, $1.50 an person need become bald- from Sanford, $1,250.00. to be held in Junei Phone 3. Turn to the classified YOU losing an opportunity hour spare time. Cottami. henth. . headed. I have a newly inventJNO. D. JINK1NS. ! page» of The Herald each International Stocking ell vour property by not using cd machine that prevents Eame.'piVF ACRF*^ nil i three. ______ f Advertisement) day because Sanford’s best Mills. Norristown. Pn. erald Want Ads. The cost Wonderful for adding new life nndi _ , ' i . ’ n f°n ,L --IS WORTH opportunities an* always to i FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT’ CUT THIS OUT—IT ill. the results great. Herald1growth to hair. Stps gray hairs! u *cre/ boari"K ? lw f . ltf t ,W|1 THERE Is an opening in a local MONEY be found listed on these I hereby announce that I am 11 , will work for you quickly. Price $2.50. W rite-for purlieu-, SSoO. Send this nd nnd ton cents to automobile business, for a young pages. J candidate for the office of Clerk Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., —Between the rectory Park lars, S. S. Boyd, Laurens, S. ('. man of good habits, with fair 1 of the Circuit Court of Seminole No matter what your Chicago, HI., writing your mime . and library, bead bag with F LORI L>A MAIt VE L bfackberry HOUSE nnd lot on. 12th St. De­ knowledge of tires and accessories. wants may lie, classified ails County, subject to the action of the nnd address clearly. You will re­ eys anil handkerchief. Please plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, sirable loention. House first Excellent opportunity to work up. i Democratic primary in Juio, 1924. ceive a ten cent bottle of FOL­ will help you. at Herald office.__________ Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fin. class condition $1,550.00. terms. A Apply by letter only, giving ref­ II. 11. CHAPPELL. HONEY AND TAR COM­ To reach all the people erence nnd present or pnst em­ —:! lx I 1-2 tiro nnd rim;^*- FOR SALE—Baby chieksT S.~C. bargain. We have the property (Advertisement)______ EY’S POUND for coughs, colds nnd ployer. Box A, can? Herald. effectively — leave your n to Stempor Grocery; Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd nnd sell strictly nt the owners . , FOR COUNTY JUDGE , i hoarseness, also free sample packWant Ad at The Ilernld Of­ WANTED—Position as night Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White price. Cnll nml see us. I hereby announce myself ns a hkim of FOLEY' PILLS, n diuretic fice. Phono us to send for watchman; white. Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. W. E. Lantz, it or phone it to the Want candidate for the office of County! stimulant for the kidneys, nnd FO13th and French. egg producing strains. Pedigreed, Seminole Hotel Annex. Judge of Seminole County, subject LEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Ad Department. RESSMAKING exhibition nnd utility matings. FoiTSALE—Two" business lots i)t to the Democratic primary, June 3, Constipation nnd Biliousness. Custom hatching. Write . today us: WANTED —Public Rtenoghnrvher a bargain Imiuiie II .IS. Iajwi 1924. I pledge faithful service These wonderful remedies have SALE PHONE 148 for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, & Co. Phone 349. 107 Park Ave. siiould you tiumiiinte me. helped millions of people. Try AMK E. G. TOUCH ARD. Box 18, Longwood, Fla. J. G. SHARON. _ them! Sold everywhere. ItENCH DRESSMAKER. FOR SALE—Rhode Island and I REPAIR wood, tin, cement work. To the \Diets m Seminole County: KTED HAND EMBKOIDWhite Leghorn eggs for setting Rate fiO cents. Herald, Box f>00. I hereby nnnouncc my.ielf n can­ I) LINGERIE. DRESSES AND 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. W. didate for Sheriff of Seminole STS. HAMILTON HOTEL Pennington, French Ave nnd High County subject to the action of the K. WINTER PARK. FLA. St._________________________ Democratic primary to bo held on j 'TEL—One second-hand Ford FOR SALE—Leading Atlanta Mu­ June 3rd. If I nm elected I pledge 1 If. dstcr or touring car, good myself t'a fulfill the duties of this sic House lias an upright piano lion. Will pay cash. T. It. near Sanford partly paid .for, office to the best of nn* uhilitv. r. Valdes llotej. ^__________ which they will sell to party whu E. E. BRADY. '■ «*•.!- / r. wdl-mmpl(-h»-rm«hihnr-irmnrmrT f o r " t a x * As s e s s o r . ' payments. Address P. O. Box 021,1 I wish to announce that I am a Cards of Sanford's Reputable NTED TO RENT Atlanta. Ga. | w <\ \ candidate for re-election to the Profeaaion.il Men, each of TED—To rent 3 or 1 rooms FOR SALE—5 acres partly clear­ office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ whom, in his chosen profession 1 tv, light housekeeping. R. W\ nole County, subject to the decis­ ed. Practically new sewing ma­ jth, 403 First Nat'l Bank. ion of the Democratic Primary to the Herald recommends to the chine. Five gallon hot water heat­ he held June 3rd, 1921. people. TED—Room nnd hoard wi'h er. 509 E. 3rd St. ____ A. VAUGHAN. 'rate family, it. W. Griffith, PEAS FOR SALE—Brabhams nml First Nat'l. Bank.__________ FOR COUNTY JUDGE Irons $3.00 bu. Clay. Clay mixI hereby announce my candidacy 1ed and Speckle mixed $2.85 f. o. b. ( ] W for the office of County Judge Lumpkin. Bright new stock. Cash 0UNTAIN INN I: with • • •V I of Seminole County, subject,to the George A. DeCottes order. Reference Farmers action of llu> voters at the Demo­ Attorncy-at'Law Kustis, Florida 1........ Stato ... Hank. J. C. Hobbs, Lumpcratic primary June 3. w open and the management kfn ' Ga. Over Seminole County ____ JOHN (i. I.EONARDY._ pleasure in extending to the F0U s AI,K—WornI at $10.501 ner Hank ford public and winter visitors FOR TAX COLLECTOR U »« L . , No. Phone R. (5. Griffin cord. Sanford, -----------Florida ost cordial invitation to visit 880. I h g to announce myself n ennInn and partake of its hospididute for the office of Tux Col­ / , YT\\’ * 99ts lector of Seminole County, subject y. The Inn is delightfully lo­ LI’ifj'Mfntw* ^ j 'YJV’ / j \ © to the decision 'of the Democratic ll am! oilers to its guests every ROOMS FOR RENT saee/A i-------!— - VA TliTOEiAi Primary to he held June :lrd. 1921. Schelle Maines , v AIUMfOU LooWm: for . It. C. MAXWELL. room. IT you don’t find one list­ PICTURF2HJUF. MODELS IN itiined at nt the the same high dein this column, insert a small LAWYER of excellence that permeates ed SERGE Want ad nnd you will receive the CLOTHES FOR SPORTSWOMEN t ille r Ilf l ii t r ii l ln i i In V|i|it> I 'n r entire establishment. rnrilnn. — Court House belt listings In the cHy.______ The first fri'H; pictured charr.iin; S’ntli'i. I* lo -rrtiv r Iv m t to* t K r n n k _ Telephone 124 Eustls. Smart for long hikes in the country in its interpret.ition of fabric com­ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished m i l l . m l . w ill niiitly to ll i " Itnaril o f I ’n nlo it.i. In a n d f o r tin* H in t" o f rooms, with or without bath; or for golf, is the risirts suit of tweed binations. It is developed in lino serge Klorl<ln. hi tin to st Hi-mlini to ti" SMART IN CHIFFON SATIN in n dark blue cru s barred design ir PKCIAL NOTICES meals if desired, by day, week, or mixture pictured to the left. The tan. lielil In T a l l iloi 'm •• «-**••-« * • **• The flowing sleeves are in tan. month. Weekly rates $3.00 to knickers close at the sides, having i l t l i . I'J2 I, f o r 11 imriloii fro m tlio Paris adores chiffon satin and shr JllilK m elit anil ■ ••lllelie. lit in, 1 . Elton J Moughton S10.00. Daily rates $1.00-$ 1.50. darts at the Iwck for correct fitting. stitch.cdVaith dark blue. S-lf-covereo adores lace, so what better idea lltai i ii Ii I ' m i r l Frill term of F lr e n U All outside rooms. The Lincoln Wide tuffs finish the lower leg edge*. buttons trim the deeply-slashcil front to combine the two as shown in tin 1''m ir l to 11 ml f o r Hemlnotn I 'o iliit y . UNDERWOOD ARCHITECT House, where* the hgme fo1ks_stop. A Iwit rd coal, trimmed with jiockets of the dr»s, wIdle a narrow belt or afternoon frock in atmosphere gray F l o r l i l a . t o a l " r m o f f tvi- > i a m to YPhWKITERS FOR RENT collar of M-lf-nui.tcri.il, adds, to the tan serge defines tin hips as the propel l hc yoke and short sleeves are mad t h e ru i t " P r is o n , f r . an J a n u a r y First National Rink Hldff. ROOM ami board, $8.00. 402 First anti nut tines* of the suit, which, in me­ length for the waist-lino. Mcdiun of lace, and sometimes the sleeves ar< I l t l i , 1'il’ Z. Iiavlm r Io -i -ii c rivlrio»l o f St. ____• o t f e o n e o f a i s t l l t In lillirili'r In h class Underw’ood Typewriters Sanford, ------------ Florida dium sin* requires J J yards 54-inch size requires 3 yards 54-inch check lengthened with deep cuffs ot :h III" t h e llr.il ill lir e " on I x i n r F r a z i e r . rent to reliable parties. • FOR RENT—Furnished room 509 material. nnd 1 yuCfl 5l-inc!i plain serge. .1 inunry term of mill i*”i< 1 ;atin gathered into narrow wristband in the second design in rur.t-rolot FltANK IIII.M.V111•. E. 3rd St.________ _________ ______________________ ______| For the .loss_ energetic sportswoman •ji lace. The skirt is slightly drap Underwood Typewriter Co. Applleant. FOR RENT—One furnished room there is the frock i.f check Hmntl with serge, the sleeves widen in their rotir-n at M m .1. F . Ililtie e , Ills in .itli. r. either side and attached to ti: S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. close in, private home, 203 East ( [douse and cape of plain cloth, lhc from shoulder to wrist and to em­ blouse W. A. HOHIIS, M. I). with a self-piping, making, :• — • • -• __ j capc is lined with plaid silk and this phasize the variation, take on a deep girdle unnecessary. Third St. Specialist Med um size re material is repeated on the collar and border ol embroidery in brown silk. quir.; 3'i yards j6-iiie|i Vatiii* aiiil 4V HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH Urology, Syphilology, Female The skirt is embroidered to correspond cutis. ri/e requires i>t !).( yard FAKE BILLS UNLOADED ! cutT*. Medium rue ya aid luce Jf. inches wide. 1 “FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR RELIABLE COUGH REMEDY and Skin and Blood Diseases. pien 1 tv t*„i, (i_Hogus money 54 inch check llama! for the skirt, with the sleeves, or vice versa, while Vhy experiment with unknown has become very common in (h r- 2> j yard M inch cloth Cor thecapean. the collar and vestcc ol which hut a I’ictnrial Rcvjcvv Dress No. 1742. COMPOUND is fine. My little Office 391 First Nat'l Bank llldg. ] girl had nn awful cough. I got a edies for that cought or cold tnanv since the decline of the m.irk blpuae and 2? 1 yards sib: for lining and skimpy glimpe is permitted, are of Sizes. 34 to 42 inches bust, and 18 to ! bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND n you enn secure FOLEY’S brown satin. Medium size requires J !. 20 years. Price 45 cents. ! TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her n N’F.Y AND TAR COMPOUND? and the passage of financial trans- trimming,lodcl: Pictorial Review Jacket yanln 51-inch serge and yanl satin. actions out of regular bunk* into ( few doses nnd she was greatly re- i'hiino iOi I'irni Model: Pictorial Review Dress is a safe and reliable remedy Vho 902 French Avenue h»n.l» d moncy-bootl.BK.Mj | No b ,,,. S ;c., ' lie veil," writes Clyde II. Benson, No. 9955. Sizes, 34 to 41 inches bust. the relief of coughs, colds, Mnrlbrook, Virginia. The best' A number of rseness. Equally beneficiul for The Marcel Shop || o l 98HJ. Si,,-,. M to ->l w«U,. Price, 35 cents. Second Model: Blouse No. 1()26. S h n iii|i io ilii|c , W i n I n / ; . I ' u i ' l n l * 1 remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ ng Mrs. Anna •■ ■k and .inn old. 0111. jiirs. nniiu Cornell, ouimin which ........ have .... - been raised to I rtcc, .is cents. us Usurt- mi tliii |nl> nf ness; relieves promptly and effec­ l."t dgcton, N. J.. states: “ I bought hills have turned up m Uiriin. Spc>on(| c.qie No. 9S)4. Sizes, 34 to 4o inches bust. Price, 3C l l n i i l r i i r l u i r . Vli l e i l l n > S r j f i i p rin tIti — w<> n I 11 ml In-hind c v n K T rrn tn irn t* LEY’S HONEY AND TAR; They are sntjl to be simi.ar tp rau- Si/C!l J6 ail,| 4 .’ inches bust and lo cents. Skirt No. 9974. Sizes, 21 it tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND jnli w t u r n out. I ' l l t l . l . l I’H A l ' A I I T I I K V T N I TAR COMPOUND has stood the MI'OUND f o r my cold and find'otl hills which have uppenred n ^ ivice, .15 cents. IVcsa No. 38 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Em­ Ituhhcr Stumps a Specialty Millie V i ; 3 T e l . SUI-1V broidery No 12612. Transfer, blue ‘test of time, serving three genera­ treat." Insist upon the genuine. Russin. There nre also man> size*, 51 to 44 inches huit or yellow, 75 cents. fuse substitutes. Sold every- counterfeit one-pound notes in Jg^cc, 35 ccnta. tions. culation. Daily Fashion Hint Dtaily Fashion Hint BUILDING MATERIAL AUTOMOBILES AND; POLITICAL REPAIRS ANNOUNCEMENTS PURELY PROFESSIONAL Mt BUSINESS DIRECTOR! You can And the name of every live Busincsa Man in Sanford in this Column each day. \ Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet | J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garago WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenue— Phono 465 Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street' in m jm -m lJ T C .I - K By GEORGE M cM ANUS BRINGING U P FATHER :. l o o k - m /ne >e l • IT CElR T/M M i-V OOE£»E.SPECtAUU'fi T H E C O TE L IT T L E M U S T A C H E ! 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M l The very best Battery is an EXIDE , We re-charge and repair all makes of Batteries — 1 F 2 -6 © I•in* FcATunx S czzvmV^U*)' RAY BROTHERS I’honu 548---------------Sanford 2 »■ � 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, February 06, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 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>, February 06, 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/ddeaa8c7a35e22a9717c7aa82f6c7210.pdf 8a01088406336d7d24aa7ea087c93259 PDF Text Text ■ »§B i . . •# — *!»• 4.J »*. * - r r w m n w m * r n m tu V d t f l l f l m M V titttble lum b ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES LLOYD CEORGE p Eve of Demands for His British Government Excited Resignation . Navy Secre­ Over Statement of Former tary Why He AsPrime Minister that ClemMated t o ' Transfer from eneean had Secret Pact Rts Department to Interior with Wltoon Regarding P e p a ^ e^L , Rhineland Occupation. WASHINGTON. Fab. 7 . - mrt is the Beast* oil invest!- Theretw . Tbe •y b r ib e upon the rcision ~ rtviee of ■» e d e l govenuneet SMnsel In- tbe d l case*, Silas gtrawn and Atle* Pomerene. they r e c o M t a M against ■emitting Mr. P a ll.to testify aniens he waived i a a m l t y , i n r TO* A | ts rts t «4 y i f M ) WASHINGTON, Fab.1 7.—Wllh. discussion the senate adopted Brsday the Welsh resolution diting the inteHor department to rj»e for the recovery of the «ecion of Elk Hilia naval reserve id by the Standard Oil Company If Cnlifomiat, WASHINGTON, Feb. 7— On j e eve of the renewal In the sen(to of the demands for his removal om the cabinet Secretary Dan­ , made public, Wednesday night i extended statem ent explaining | defending hia course in assentto the lease of the naval oil erves. , Asserting th a t there are inolved three basic questions the irsl secretary, answered them III in the afilrm atlye; th a t the snsfer of adm inistration from bia department into interior de­ triment was legal, the leases emsclves were' legal and carried ot the expressed will of Coness; that they were benoflclal to ns government, ’ preventing the further loss of millions of dollars rorth of oil and greatly increasing he power of the navy to defend he country. With the senate and its oil conspittee both in receas Mr. Denby’s itement was th e only concrete etopment of the day in the oil luation. Debate tn the senate Ql break out afresh Thursday ( ■ r Tile A s M f l i t i l l*r*aa) PARIS, Feb. 7«—“If Lloyd George will produce the secret agreement., between Wilson and ate t will pay repara­ tions,” said former Premier ’ Clemenceau Thursday after reading the text of the statemeats ascribed to David Lloyd George concerning a secret pact between Clemenceau and Wilson regarding the occupa­ tion of the Rhineland. » LONDON, Feb. 7.—Grave view is held, by British go government d rctea regarding thc situation preclpitateu by iiormer Prime Mipstar Lloyd George’s allegation of a compact between Woodrow Wil­ son and Georges Clemenceau over the occupation of the Rhineland, it was authoritatively stated Thurs­ day. Relations between Prime Minister MacDonald and Premier Poincare are said to be cordial and disclosed today that they had ar­ rived a t some important arrange­ m ent regarding the Bavarian Palntinate over the separatist move­ ment in which there has been fric­ tion between France and Great Britain. Lloyd George’s statement placed MacDonald Tn a* difficult position. LONDON, Feb. 7 -T h e London newspapers are making a sensa­ tion out of Mr. Lloyd George’s statement in an interview with the Associated Press Sunday last that an agreement existed between Mr. Wilson and M. Clemenceau, re­ garding the French occupation of the Rhineland of which the then English premier was unaware un­ til the French government sought permission to publish the mem­ oranda. The Evening Standard in a doue column story refers to Mr. oyd George’s statement as “a dis­ closure which could not easily have been mndo public during Mr. Wil­ son’s life time. The British foreign, office hew­ e r, which ie preparing an exlanation, throws cold water on [apparently unending succession, I J f * S ’ V end of the sefiatc inquiry seems ca,,ed secret agreement was nothing more than a routine memor­ _ me nowhere in sight. Many andum which the French govern­ fitnesses, prominent In political llnd business life, are yet to be ment was seeking to publish in or­ Iwmincd, and there is no telling dinary course. Think Exaggerated. |now how many others will be callOfficials expressed the belief after expert accountants have fane through the books of stock th at Mr. Lloyu George's statement Ikrokerage firms, banks and quasi has become greatly exaggerated jViiines* associations in search of since it was first made to the Asso­ (transactions in any way related ciated Press. They point out that the oil leases. A fter the senate the document to which he referred as having been secret is only rne I his renewed the authority of the of many memorandums exchanged ■committee to m eet one of the obthe Big bXiur during the ljsctions raised oy Albert B. Fall. among protracted negotiations regarding the Rhineland . Each of the allied premiers outlined his views on the Rhineland Issue at the time and ex­ changed memornnda with their col­ leagues. It wns during this period that the British premier returned to London to look after important The Athletic Association of the domestic political developments. |8anf<>rd High School will present The theory is advanced thnt in the tonight at 8 o’clock a t the high multiplicity of documents he was Khool auditorium the annual min­ called upon to consider Mr. LloyJ strel show, which is promised to George failed to remember specif­ be the best yet put on by the pu- ically the memorandum respecting an occupation of the Rhineland pUs. , Under tho direction of Mis* El­ which passed between M. Clemen­ len Mahoney assisted by Miss Ja- ceau and Mr. Wilson. Throughout tho hours convolu­ | net McFarland of Oviedo, the pu­ pils have bene reheafsing hard for tion with the Associated Press on the past few weeks and at tho last Sunday the former premier did rehearsal this afternoon, tho en­ not appear to desire that a sensa­ tertainment waa pronounced to bu tion be made of the Wilsott-Clcmenceau memorandum. The subject excellent. » Here is the program that will be arose while he was discussing Mr. Wilson’s character, his difficulties offered tonight: in Paris and how events transpired Last Night on the Back Porch - ............... ....... Opening Chorus to cause him at times to sacrifice Long Lost Mama Dorothy Mcro idealism for allied agreement on Jokes ___ _______ _ Monk Griffin various clauses of the treaty. One Buch Instance. Who’s "SorryNow ...... Ruth Henry Ono such instance had just come Jokes .............. ............ M utt More to his attention, Mr. Lloyd George My Sweetie W ent Away ........... .......... ....... ............. Monk Griffin said. It was the agreement be­ tween Wilson and Clemenceau re­ When Clouds Have Vanished .... garding the occupation of tna , - .............. W arner Scoggin Jokes........................ Smoky Pope Rhineland, the details of which he said he had never been acquainted Mean, Mean, Mama . . . . — .......... with, that in fact he never knew .................. Jaxx Raxz Cowan Roses at T w ilig h t....... Luciio Pope that such a memorandum had puss Jokes ............... .___ Bones Fields e d ' between Mr. Wilson and M. I Ain’t Giving Nothing Away ...j , Clemenceau on that subject until the previous day when ho had reJokes ............... Jaxx Razz Cowan ceivcd an inquiry from the urittsii Wonderful One ___ . . . . . Lee Peck foreign office seeking permission Jokes ........................... Cotton Top on behalf of France for publica­ tion of the memorandum. A copy Oh Sister Ain’t th a t oHt ........... — Nigger Maude and Cotton Top of the memorandum in question ac­ companied the inquiry. That Old Gang of M in e............. Mr. Lloyd George said that tins ......... _........... ........... ... Sam Byrd was the first intimation ho had that „ PART II a Rhineland understanding be­ Singing and Dancing ------ ---- /• .....................Eva Grace Wagner tween Wilson and Clemenceau had been embodied on paper. T hit ne A Light Monologue ....... ........... ................. Ja n e t McFarland know of the existence, at east of Ssxaphono Selections.... Sam Byrd a verbal understanding between Wilson and Clemenceau on tho u PART III. Rhineland question seems amply Mrs. Black’s Pink Tea ....... ....... -----:.......... A Black Face Farce borne out by the fact thnt such a stipulation subsequently w»s^ in­ u CHARACTERS Mrs. Black ___ Nell Williams corporated in the Versailles treaty. At the foreign office Wednesday her Daughter—Panay ...... .... night wns stated that only Mr. , .............................. Emily Griffin Lloyd itGeorge’s pern.iwoii ^aH , , ...... ............... Ja n e t McFarland awaited before assuring the trench , jjrs. White ...... Maude Carraway government that there British objection to publicntl m. Mrs. Rochester Lincoln ............. . ........ ......... Katherine Symms According to offical circles her there can be no question of the ut"er Character* - .................... . French governments intention not . Mrs. Rede, Mra. Green, Mrs. Blue to publish memorandum until a l­ Acolored affair. ter Mr. Wilson’s death. Grand Finale. Minstrel ; Show To Be Given Tonight [By School Pupils • I v ;l R l f M T # « p ,y * rt« l* F . I w n i T eap. tort rtg ll r *. ** v. r> “ Pair a Capital o f Rebels Moved to Tuxpara SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1*24 STATELY FUNERAL SERVK MARK WILSON’S BROWNSVILLE, Tex., Feb. 7—General Adolpho DeLiHuarta has moved the capital of the Revolutionary Government to I ta p a m from Vera Crux. He ia going to th a t port accompani­ ed bv hla staff on tha Agulla Oil Company boat according to a radiogram to tha Associated Press. All Revolutionary forces left the city of Vera Crux Mon­ day going by way of the Isth­ mus Railway. The United States cruiser, Richmond, rides -at anchor in tho harbor of Vera Crux, said a radiogram and has given the city assurances that it will aid in suppressing lawlessness. <s» tv - gmmetose* f » f l WASHINUGTON, Feb. 7. — spirit. How be it that waa not Simple yet stately religious serv­ first which is spiritual, but th at ices in Bethlehem chapel, W ash­ which is natural; and afterw ard ington cathedral, marked the en­ th a t which lx spirituaL The first tombment Wednesday of Woodrow man is-of the earth, earthly; the Wilson. Following is the complete second man la tha Lord from text of the services which waa con­ heaven. As is the earthly, such are ducted by Bishop Jam es B. Freeman they also that are earthly, and as 6t the Episcopal diocese of W ash­ Is the heavenly, such are they also ington, in association with Rev. th at heavenly. Ane as we have James H. Taylor, pastor of Central borne the image of the earthly, Presbyterian church, Washington, we shall also bear the image of and Rev. Sylvester Beach of Prince­ heavenly. Now this 1 soy breth­ ton, N. J.. tho two Presbyterian ren, that flesh and blood cannot ministers under whom Mr. Wilson inherit the kingdom of God, worshipped during his life a t neither doth corruption inherit in­ Princeton and a t Washington. corruption. Behold, 1 shew you q Funeral March (organ) Chopin m ystery; we shall not all sleep, The bishop: but we shall all be changed, in a “I am tho resurrection and tho moment, In the twinkling of an life, esyeth the Lord: ho th a t be- eye, a t the last trump; for the Iioveth in Mo, though he were dead, trum pet shall sound, and the dead yet ehall he live; «nd whosoever shall be raised incorruptible, and llveth and believeth in Me, shall we shall be changed. F or this never die. (St. John XI:25-28). • corruptible must put on incor­ "I know that my redeemer liveth, ruption, and this mortal m ust put and that he shall s:and at the lat­ on immortality. So when tnic Sanford Off Haa IS Per Cent ter day upon the earth; and though corruptible shall have put on in­ Inereaa Basinesa Over after my skin worms destroy this corruption and this mortal shall ry 1923. body, yet In my flesh shall I see have put on immortality, then Goa; whom I shall see for myself, shall be brought to pass tne say­ T hat Sanford contlnuea to grew and mine eyes shall behold, and not, ing th at Is written, death ia swal­ ia evidenced by some figures givert anothch (John XIX:25-26-27). lowed up ta victory. O, death, out Thiirsday by Postmaster J. P. “We brought nothing into . this where is thy sting? O, grave, Hall relative to the volpme of busi­ world, and it is certain wo can whore is thy victory? Tho sting ness done by the office during the carry nothing out. The Lord gave of death is sin, and the strength month of January, In comparison and the Lord hath taken away; of sin la tho law. But thanka he w ith the figures of January a year blessed be the name of the Lord. to, God, which giveth us the vic­ ago, the office baa enjoyed a 15 (I Tim. vl:7. Job i-s l). tory through our Lord Jesus per cent increase in tne total my beloved Selection from the 39th psalm: Christ, therefore amount of receipts. "Lord let mo know mine end and brethren, be ye steadfast, untnovThe receipts lu r last month were the number of niy days; th a t I able, always abounding in tho 14,366.42 anu. January, 1923, the may be certified how long 1 have work of the Lord, forasmuch as receipts totaled $3,856.80. Not only to live. ye know that your labour is not th a t but every department report ‘‘Behold, Thou host mndo my in vain in the Lord. showed a continued increase over days as it were a span long; and The Choir the corresponding month of last Day is dying in the west; year. In January 1923, tho money mine, age is even an nothing in re ­ Heaven is touching earth with order business .amounted to $21,­ spect of,T hee; and verily every rest; man living is altogether vanity. 015.60 while this year it amounted W alt and worship while tho Man Waiketh in Vain Shadow to $24,193.80. . night “For the man waiketh In a vain The number, of outgoing regis­ shadow, Sets her evening lamps alight, and dlsquleth himself in tered pieces for last month was Holy, Holy Holy, vain; he heapeth up riches and 720 as against 540 for the same cannot Lord God of hostl tell who shall gather them. month of last year. Heav’n and earth are full of “And now, Lord, what' is my Mr. Hail,, in commenting upon hope: truly my hope is even in thcel the splendid increase, said that it Thee. Heav’n and earth are praising N was especially gratifying to him thee “Deliver me from all mine of­ inasmuch as it nsd been handled fenses 0 Lord most high. and make me not a rebuke with the same equipment and with unto the foolish. t the same number of employes. Lord of life, beneath tho dome “ When Thou with rebukes dost “ We need more men and Indica­ Of the universe thy home. man for sin, Thou makest tions arc that we shall soon get chasten Gather us who seek thy faco hia beauty to consume away, like them,” Mr. Hall further stated “I as it were a moth fretting a g ar­ To the fold of thy embrace, have been asking for additional ment; every man therefore is but For thou a rt nigh. help to take care of the Increase vanity. for some time and I have been as­ “ Hear my prayer, O Lord and The Apostles' Creed (In Unison) sured that just as soon as it is poa with 1 believe in God the F ather Al­ Thine ears consider my call­ sible, tho situation here will be re­ ing; hold mighty, maker of heaven and not Thy peaco a t my lieved.” earth: Mr. Hall sta te d 'th a t since tho tears. And in Jesus Christ His only “For 1 am a stranger with annual report showed th at the of- INCREASE SEEN IN POST OFFICE FIGURES GIVEN secure more recognition. "And just let me correct one Im­ pression that haa been mado and th at is that Sanford people arc doing a large volume or thlr trad­ ing with mail order nousee. It isn’t true. It is a fact tha: there is some out-of-town business be­ ing done, but it is small and not large as some peoplo would have it believed.’’ _________ hence, nnd be no more seen. "Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to tho Holy Ghost. "As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be; world without end. Amen.” The lesson (I Cor. xv:20): Now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruits of them that slept. For since by man came death, by man enmo also the resurrection of the dead. For ns in Adam nUrdic, even so in Christ shall all be made alive. But every man is in his own order. Then Cometh End Christ the first fruits; a fte r­ ward they thnt arc Christ’s a t Ilis Coming. Then comcth tha enj, ( I I , The S a w c la lrS Press) when he shall have delivered up WASHINGTON, Feb 7.—Chief tho kingdom of God, even the Justice Taft, prevented from at­ Fnthcr; when He Hhali put down tending the funeral of Woodrow all rule and nil authority nnd Wilson by an attack of gastral in­ power. For He must reign, till He digestion, bus been advised oy Dr. hath put all enemies under His Thomas A. Claylor, his physician, feet. The b a t enemy that shull to remain quietly tor several days be destroyed ia death. For Ho but in nut confined to bed. Hi*J hath put all things under his feet. upset is attributed partly to over­ But when He sayeth all things are work on opinions for delivery upon put under Him, it is manifest thnt reusscmbling of tho supreme court He is excepted, which did nut all things under Him. And when all on Feb. 18. things shall be subdued unto Him, WASHINGTON, Feb. 1—Chief t hcn shall tho Hon himself bo subJustice Taft by direction of his phy jeet unto Him th a t put things sician, Dr. Thomas A. Clayton, has under Him, that God may be nil in cancelled all engagements for thu all. Else what shall thuy do which immediate future and entered up­ are bnptizcd for the dead? And on a period of complete rasL This why stand we in jeopardy every couise was determined upon after hour? I protest bv your rejoicing tho chief justice had suffered an which I have in Christ Jesus our attack of indigestion Wednesday. Lord. I die daily. If after thn Although the attack was yielding manner of nien I have fought with to treatment ho followed his phy­ beasts at Ephesus, what advansician’s instructions and went to tagoth it me if the dead rise not? bed. . . Let us eat and drink: for tomor­ Because of his illness Mr. Taft row,we die. Be not deceived; ev,l was unsbio to attend the funeral of communications corrupt good man­ Woodrow Wilson, for which he had ners. Awuko to righteousness, and been named an honorary pallbear sin not; for soma have not tho At the samo time he deelded knowledge of Cod. I speak this abandon a trip to New York to your shame. But some men will I had plan- soy, how are the dead raised up? and New Haven which he ned for Thursday. And with what body do they come. Although the supreme court u Thou fool, that which thou sowesi in a three weeks’ recess, ho had now that body th a t shall bo but been working intensely in prepar­ bare grain. It may chance be of ing opinions for delivery upon tho wheat, or of some other groin; but reassembling of the court, Feb. 18. God giveth it a body as it hath It is believed too close application pleased him and to every seed his to this duty is responsible in pert own body. Ail flesh is not tho for his condition. same flesh; but there is one kind Dr. Clayton said Wednesday ho of flesh of mon, another xlesn ot did not consider that Mr. Taft waa beasts, another of fishes, and an­ seriously ill and added that it other of hinls. There also are probably would not be necessary celestial bodies, and bodies te r­ for him to remain in bdd. , restrial; but the glory of the celes­ “The chief justice had a llttla tial is one, and the glory of terastral indigestional upset today, restlai Is another. There is one ir. Clayton stated, “but he has had glory of the sun and another glory no fever and will be fully restored of the moon, and another glory of to his usual good health in a day thq stars; fojr the stars differeth or two. 1 do not consider him seri­ from another sta r In glory. So ously ill. He was resting very com­ also is the ycssurrcction of the fortably tonight, I have advised dead. It is shown in corruption; him to remain quietly a t home for it is raised in incorruption; it is sown in dishonor, It is raised in a day or two where he will hu mltted to go about the house. His glory; it Is sown in weakness, it condition is not such os to require is raised in power; it is sown a natural body; it is raised in n spir­ him to remain In bed.” itual bodjr. MARKETS Spiritual Body Raised There is a natural body; and CHICAGO, Feb. 7.—Wheat, May there is a spiritual body; and so 1.12 3-8 to 1.12 1-2. it is written: Tho first man, Adam, July, 1.12 to 1.12 1-8. was made a living soul; the last Corn, May 80 1-3. LAdam was mnde u quickening July, 82. Taft Compelled To Break Engagement Due To IU Health 6 Virgin Mary; Pilate was chucificd, died and buried: He de­ scended into Hell, the third day Ho rose again from the dead: He aa-» cended into Heaven, and sitteth on the right hand of God, the Father Almighty; From thence He shall come to judge the quick and tho dead. 1 believe in the Holy Ghost; the Holy Catholic church; the com­ munion of saints; tho forgiveness of sin; the resurrection of tho body; and the life everlasting. Amen. Minister: The Lord be with you. Answer: And with thy spirit. Minister: Let us pray. Tho Lord's prayer (in unison). Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy nnme. Thy king­ dom come, Thy will be done on earth. As it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. Anil forgivo us our trespasses. As wo forgivo those who trespass against us. And lead us not into tem pta­ tion; but deliver us from ovil; For Thine Is tho kingdom, and the wor, and the glory, forever and rever. Amen. I’ity Sorrows of Thy Servants Then likewiso tho minister shall say these prayers: O merciful God, and Heavenly Father, who hast taught us in Thy Holy world that Thou dost not will­ ingly afflict or grieve the children of men; look with pity, wo be­ seech Thee, upon tho sorrows of Thy servants, for whom our pray­ ers are desired. In Thy wisdom Thou hast seen fit to visit them with trouble, and to bring distress upon them. Remember them, O Lord, in mercy; sanctify Thy Fatherly correction to them; En­ dure their souls with patience un­ der this affliction and with resig­ nation to Thy blessed will; Com­ fort them with u sense of Thy goodness; lift up Thy countenance upon them, and give them peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. O Saviour of the world, who on the cross didst offer up Thy life for the blessing of all mankind; wo praise and glorify Thee for the good examples of all those who have followed Thee, and have of­ fered their lives for the redemp­ tion of their fellow men, and for the defense and maintenance of justice and liberty. Reward them with the fullness of joy in Thy presence for evermore. G rant to us all a like spirit of devotion and obligation and that their sacri­ fice may not be in vain, imbue us with the will and the wisdom to continue theifc endeavors to the end that peace and good will, righte­ ousness and freedom may prevail among all people, to the glory and honor of Thy nnme, who livest and reignest with the fa th e r and tho Holy Spirit, one God, world with­ out end. Amen. Light Out of Darkness O God Almighty, who dost bring order out of chaos, light out of durkness, and love out of hate; give Thy grace and Thy wisdom to all the peoples of the earth, their rulers and their leaders, and en­ able them to build up and maintaiu (Continued on pnge 8) B SINGLE C0PUC8 FIVE CENTS Japanese M inister Resents >sents Exclusion TOKIO, Feb. 7 -V kw ing with apparent anxiety tha “in­ creasing restrictions upon Ja p ­ anese residents by the United S tates and the proposals now before Congress for further ex­ clusion of 'Japanese” Foreign M inister K. M at.a l In an ex­ clusive statement to the Asso­ ciated Press Thursday appealed tA the United State* to heed Japan’s cherished desire to “be treated on the same footing with other independent na­ tions.” Defending Japan’s atti­ tude toward the question ns “conciliatory and well tneanlng” the statem ent expressed the readiness to discuss a new problem of* restriction and exclusion. RESTS SHADES OF FADING COUNTY POLITICS IS GROWING MORE INTERESTING NOW With Election Still Fear Months Away Candidate* Are Begin­ ning to Get Basy. W ith tho June prim ary still four LAKE DECLARES months away tho local political pot begun to boil nnd “day by day, PROSPECTS FOR haa in every way," tho number an­ nouncement of office scekera in­ CELERYBRIGHT creases more and more. Cold Weather Great Help To Growera—Market Demand Is Being Supplied With Beat Grade. Summing up the Sanford celery situation as growing better each day and that prospects are that growers will receive better prices than ever before for their prod­ ucts, Mayor Forrest Lake stated Thursday that the present cold weather is the best thing that could have happened a t this time. Recently Mayor Lako and a number of prominent growers and representatives of the large ship­ ping organisations formed them­ selves together to control ship­ ments out of Sanford. This was done to check an over crowded m arket which had been crowded also with a large amount of celery tof inferior grade. Now, the best grade ceelry and only the best is being shipped ac­ cording to Mr. Lake, who is speak­ ing for this group of men as their chairman, Thursday ' He d eclared * • th at only Ju Just what the market could use Is „ .. over supply will occur again. From Tuesday a week ago through Saturday of last week no celery waa shipped from hero in order that the large supply al­ ready on the market could be used. Monday of this week shipments were again resumed but just enough to supply the demand and nothing more. Trices quoted on Thursday was $1.50 per crate. This price is con­ .... is enabling the farmers to hold celery thnt under ordinary weath­ er conditions would have to be cut. Mr. Lnke stated that tho idea of controlling the shipments was merely a precautionary measure taken to keen tho reputation of tho quality of celery that has been shipped heretofore. The market became overcrowded with tho pro­ duct and this coupled with the fact that some of tho celery was of not tof tho boat grndo, caused the prices to drop. According to Mr. I^ko the pres­ ent undertaking probably menns n saving of thousands of dollars to farm ers of this section. What scorned to bo a disastrous season has been turned Into tho brightest prospects and now the growers ave every to feel happy ry reason , over the situation. Yowell Company Is Conducting Unique Sale Rest of Week A “Violot Brand Hale" is being conducted by Yowell Company for four days this week and thut it is going on with great success is evidenced by the large number of shoppers who aro to bu Been in tho large ntoro throughout tho day. Latest spring styles are to be seen on display. Everything that tho fashion calendar prescribes for milady ia to bo seen at Yowell’s. Spring clothes of the smartest and most charming styles, direct from tho east may be seen here. For the occasion, tho store pre­ sents a lovely appearance, the vio­ lot and whlto color schemes being carried out In vnrying degrees. Tho approach of spring is suggest­ ed in tno decorations of the store, which is lavishly decorated with potted palms, and quantities of clusters of violets. The large colonades are entwined with vio­ let ribbons, while festoons of clus­ ters of violets and ribbons are sus­ pended overhead and draping the balconies. Down the center is an immense white trellis studded with myriads of violets. The lights aro also shaded with violet, casting a pretty glow over all. Ask Investigation Of Destruction Of Bonds — - Chief among the topics of con­ versation to bo heard on every street corner ia tho subject of poli­ tics. Rumors of additional candi­ dates to enter the political arena together with campaign pledges of those already in the several races, are being discussed freely. Friends and enthusiastic sup­ porters of the candidates already announced arc working in behalf of their favorites. Others are sug­ gesting tho names of prospective candidates as good office timber. Placurds aro beginning to bo posted giving the pledges and pic­ tures of tho office seekers. Hand shaking is predominant and hand­ ing out cigars, as of old, is also noticeable. Rumors of political conferences to further tho interests of different candidnten are heard and denied. Candidates, for the moat part, are doing little talking, preferring to let their supporters do that for them until the political rallies are held. Torhaps the most interest cen­ ters in the races for county judgo and sheriff. At t\jo present tlmo there arc four candidates already announced for the office of county judge. They aro Hchelle Malnes. John G. I.eonardy, J . G. Sharon and E. G. Wilkeraon. ir.nco the defin­ ite announcement was made th at Judge E. F. Householder would not be a candidate for redaction, many names havo been suggested for tho office but so fa r only tho four can­ didates mentioned have announced. All four candidates for this office arc well known and are said to be (raaltftrd'to perform -tho duties of tno office. Mr. Maines has been county prosecuting attorney for several years while Mr. Sharon has served Hanford as municipal judge. Mr. Leonnrdy haa engaged in the racticc of his profession in San£ord for soveral years. Mr. W ilke* son, n member of tho law firm of Thotford & Wilkeraon, has many friends in this city, who declare thnt ho would maku tho best nisn for tho office. For nhoriff thcro aro three can­ didates already announced with many rumors of a t least ono more to enter nnd perhaps two more. Shoriff Hand will bo n candidate for rcelcction ns wan announced n few days ngo. W. E. Brady, who served tho county for one term as sheriff, is also n candidate as well as W. A. Tillls, an old pioneer resi­ dent, who hns had previous experi­ ence in enforcing tho law, For the office of clork of circuit court there are two candidates, Vanco E. Douglusn, son of tha pres­ ent incumbent of the office, und H. H. Chappell. Runior has it thnt this race will be a spirited one. For county tax collector there are two candidates, John D. Jinkins seoks rcelcction and R. C. Max wail announced on Wednesday hit candidacy (ho office. Both men cy for th *“ are well qualified to hold this office. At present Alcxundcr Vaughan is the only candiduto for county tax assessor. Ho is seeking re­ election. No one has announced as yet for the office of county prosecuting attornoy or for thu office of super­ intendent of public instruction. It is generally understood that T. W. Lawton will be a candidate to suc­ ceed himself to tho luttur office. Rumor also has it that Judge E. F. Householder will be a candi­ date for tho offcio of prosecuting attorney although he hns not unnounced ns yet. New Revenue Bill Is Voted Favorably ( H r T h e Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—A new revenue bill providing for the com­ plete revision, of the federal taxes und for a 25 per ceat reduction in the 1923 income taxes was voted on favorably when reported to the house today by the ways and means committee. Vote wan 15 to 3, eight of the 11 Democrats on the committee voting “present” with tho announcement they opposed the income tax rates fixed by tho Re­ publicans in private on fines sugested by Secretary Mellon, but id not wish to delay reporting the bill. Dr The .tMoelated Press) WASHINGTON. Feb. 7—Invest­ igation of the charges that dupli­ cated bonds havo been destroyed in the Treasury Department was asked in a resolution introduced TOO MUCH SAUSAGE. today by Senator Laguardia, Re­ publican of Now York. Mr. LaD r T h e Associated Press. gunrdin’s resolution was based on STEUBENVILLE. Ohio, Feb. 7. charges of Charles Brewer who —One man Is reported dead and said the proof that there had keen five ...... others ........... reported . courted dy dying in the duplications had been destroyed. * . | Ohio Valley Hospital hf<le as the Brewer yesterday showed some of ‘result of eatiny spiced sausage his exhibits to members of the made from uncooked meat. House. The resolution would e t - -------------------------tabliah who cancelled the bonds A H arrisburg (Pa.) man had and who destroyed them and by | five wives. How will he ever get whose order it was done. all of his Christmas bills paid! § Hum Gathering of Coiflll Thousands in front of 1 and Later Around aa wtH, aa Endkaa of Flowers from Beggars and Foreign ty Attest Lore and for Stricken Leader. (M r The Asassiate* P n a WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 ^ d in th* glory of death Wo llson haa found a aanetu under th* towering arches Washington cathedral, by countrymen and the world, was laid to rest In a silent va with only solemn, simple rite* a religious service aa waa hia often spoken to hia sort* widow who Thursday sought i— to take up life’s burden with th e aching sente of the loss m h e r heart. Before her still ia the ta s k of deciding where shall be the flnal resting place of her honored hu*band. For months probably h* will lie In the vault to which com - ’ mltted yesterday ju at as night came slowly over th e nation a cap­ ital but a greater memorial w in one day be reared for him to show tho honor in which men held him. B WASHINGTON, Feb. 7—A J bugle, calling softly in tho fading day of Wednesday afternoon, told that Woodrow Wilson, had passed down “Tho Way of Peace’’ to hia earned and honored rest. It sang the same aoldicr requiem that onco before, a t the lips of th e same loyal comrade, it sang to lull America’s Unknown to his sleep in glory. , And an tho bugle called, out over the hills thnt look down on tho city a stricken woman turned aw ay from the entranco of tho stonu crypt down in the dim chapel, leav­ ing her dead to the mercy of God. At tho end, there still stood be­ side the vault one staunch friend of the president, a friend who had battled death for him to tho b itter end, who had shared In tho g re a t ; days of triumph, the bitter days of disappointment even an now ho stood to render the last loyal ser­ vice. Not until tho great Mab of stone had been swung back to Clone tho vnult did Dr. Grayson end tho vigil ha.has k ep t.w ith Woodrow Wilson for more than a half score of years. Casket In G reat Vault. Now the somber casket of black steel lien in the western nicho of the great vault below Bethlehem Chapel. Above, towering from tho hill side, looms the gray mans of the Cathedral. Below the lights of the city that has turned back from its day of sorrow to the crowding cares of life twinkle through tho dark of an overcast n ig h t And on that casket, where tha great dead lies alone at last for ids endless rest, besidu the plato that sets forth only his nam e.and the days of his birth ond death, there still lies the handful of soft hued blossoms th at were the la st touching gift of tho G rid worn widow. Distant rumbling of saluting guns in tho cloud darkened dawn ushered in the day when tho nation would pay to Woodrow Wilson tho simple tribute thnt he had claimed of it. The busy life of thu capital surged on for a few hours before its course was checked in the last moments of silent respect for the dead. But to tho door of the strick­ en home and into tho dim chapel where tha Inst rites would bo paid poured an endless stream of flow­ ers that banked nnd uventowed every space with tender beauty. The names of kings and tho g rea t of thu curth were on these trlbutea and tho names of loyal, humblo friends and comrades. Thousands Gather. As the hour of the double ser­ vices drew on, thousands took their places along the way from house to chapel to stand long in tho chill air, unmindful of thu flurries of snow and rain th a t beat about them. The wide avenue over which the dead war president would mnke his last journey was banked with people and kept clear of tru f­ fle until ne should havo passed. Before tho house, ucross tho street, a solid rank of people had gathered before tho llrst of thoso who would join with the family in tho home service had arrived. They stood oblivious of cold, waiting Di hare their heads u moment. Op­ posite them the guard of honor came to stand in ranks before the house, soldiers, sailors and m a­ rines. Singly and in groups the Iit tin company that could be admitted to the house came and passed within. Thus came President, and Mr.,. Coolidge, the honor guard saluting as their commander-in-chief p ass­ ed to stand beside the bier e t a dead colleague. Thus csinc others who had stood shoulder to should­ er with Woodrow Wilson in hia days of greatness and came also those few humble ones who could not be forgotten a t such a moment the faithful friends of the old days, Flowers Everywhere Within, on the second floor of tho house, flowers were everywhere. They covered the walls and sent their soft fragrance down from every nicho and corner. There aro three rooms and a short hall way on this floor, the living rooms of the house. Wide doors had been opened to make them one room (Continued on page 8). �AVD, WTOttSSDAY, FEBRUARY «, PROGRAM AFTERNOON RESTRICTIONS Careful restrictions guarantee future increased vaIues-^-25 foot building lines are established—our arch­ itectural restriction insures a pleasing effect—one fam ­ ily houses only may be erected—no commercial, manu­ facturing, tenement or business buildings o f any kind are allowed—In other words our aim is the ideal resi- 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. Band C oncert................................... By Sanfoi 3:00 p. m. Remarks ............................................... By Hon. Forre: “The Future City of Sanford” R e m a rk s .......................................................................;........... ;.......».... by r . j “The Opening of Our City Eastward” PROGRAM CONTINUED EVENING 8:00 p. m. to 10:0J) p. m...................................... .............. Open Air 1 *^us‘c .....................•’••••........ ......................................... By Sanford Or The People of Sanford are most cordially invii Home-Sites at Mayfair are within the reach of aD and are offered at private sale only—thdre will be no auc­ tion, but our sales oiganization will be pleased to ar­ range to have you inspect the property. Your choice may be secured by payment of a small deposit, and the entire balance in monthly installments. HARRY T. IJODWELL, President and Treasurer, ’I - REALTY 101 Mnjjnolin Avenue, Sanford. Phone 623 Near East Relief! EVERT TRUE— By CONDO P l a n s Completed Band Concert Given C O O N V 0073 P g C £ .O N A L N O FO W B y T h e Committee f-5ooo.? Here Much Enjoyed l i s t e n : h aven ’t we B e e r d CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN SANFORD Week of Feb. I to 9, 1921 Wednesday Business meeting of Sanford Woman’s Club at 3 p. m. ut Club House. Weekly luncheon of Kiwanis Club at 12:16 at Valdez Hotel. Dinner dance of House CommitThursday tee of Woman’s Club at 8 p. in. nt Club House. Weekly luncroon of Association of Business Women ut 12:00 at LuBeth Cafeteria. Regular meeting of Rustem Star at 8 p. m. at Masonic hall. Friday . Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Commerce ut 12:15 a t Vuldez Hotel. Regular meeting of Rebeccas at 8 p. in. at Masonic hall. Fololwlng Dates Rooked Ahead Charity Ball, Sanford Womun's Club, Feb. 15. Stetson Yearly Opera, Milnne theatre, uuspiccs Holy Cross Men's Club. Feb. 2d. Subscription pivot bridge, K. C. Iiall Benefit, Feb. 11. When u fellow tukus to washing Ids neck and combing Ids hair, there’s a girl on his mind, accord­ ing to mother and the girls; but When ho takes to fondling father's razor with an nil of loving fumiiiarity and wearing, his brother’s varsity sweater, t'.iun it’s a case of iust healthy growing, according to father. Home of these symptoms of ad­ . vnneing adolescence tuko place in Wesley Barry’s latest starrin g ve­ hicle, "The Prlntut’s Devil.” sched­ uled ut the Milune theatre today. Thu freckled boy wonder of tiie silver screen takes the part of Uriel: Hubbard, who in addition to worrying about the ufore-mentioned symptoms, workr ns printer’s devil, chief engineer, reporter, jan­ itor and assistant editor of the Briggsville Gazette. It is u Warner Brothers’ classic of the screen, with u supporting cast that is made up of Harry •Myers, Katherine McGuire, Louis King, George Pearce. Roy Cannon, Mary H alter and Hurry Rottenburg. William Baudinc directed tiie picture, from the original story by Julien Josvphson. DcMOLAY MEETINC Tho Sanford Chanter, Order o' PeMolay, will hold its regular meeting tonight in tho Masonic ball, commencing at 7:30 o’clock. The Initiatory Degree will be con'/erred on several candidates. All members an* requested to l*o pres­ ent a t this meeting, also nil M aster Masons arc cordiully in­ vited. , The bugle and drum corps of th«> Georgia Industrial .School gave a splendid program Tuesday night a t the court house which was en­ joyed hy a large audience. Popu­ lar airs together with several march selections were given by the corps under the direction of II. L. baiter. The hoys numbering 15 arrived in Sanford Tuesday afternoon in a large bus. Many stayed a t the bominolc Hotel while other* were entertained in private homes. Wednesday morning the corps gave n short program on First Street. The party left for Orlando about 1 o’clock where they will give a concert a t the court iiouse at 8 o clock. P la n , for the local Near Ku-it Belief campaign, which begins next Monday, are complete. Tho local committee of which Mrs. John (J. Leonard! is chuirman is confident that tiie citizens of this community will respond to this appeal. The Near Fast Relief has been incorporated by congress to care for the thousands of little Armenlun and (truck children left utterly destitute because <>t* war and mas­ sacre. The United States, a Chris­ tian nation, lias hastened to the rescue of tho rem nant of the first nation to accept Christianity. The situation is unique, u nation of o r­ phan children with no one to help them but friends in this country acting through the Near Fast Pr e t t Y c o o p f r ' c- ' i d ^ - r ic h t a lo n g Many Attend Laying Of Cornerstone At New Geneva School A large eiowil of Geneva citi­ zens and visitors from over the county witnessed the laying of the coriicrstono of the new Geneva School which was held Tuesduy afternoon a t 3:30 o’clock under tiie supervision cf Superintendent T. W. Lawton nssisted by members ’of the county board and Schcllo Mair.es, attorney for the board. ^ Following the invocation by Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of the Preabytcrian Church of this city, u song "America. The Beautiful,’’ Beautiful.” America. 'The ______ , support .. ................... ........ so that the activities may was ».ung by the school and nudi- be continued. IIt would ___ be a calnmenee. Mr. Iuiwluii then.. ----------followed lily if the many thousands --- , — ..........i of orwith n few remarks a f‘ fter which phans now cared for should be left Mr. Muities read u list of the items without support.”—Senators F. F. that were pluccd in tho box in the Ladd of North Dakota and W. II. cornerstone. King of Utah; Congressman J . A. , Macing of the corucrctonc wns l ’reur o f Wisconsin. in charge of C. A. Dallas ami Fred Henry Allen Speaks T. Williams members of county I went to Syrn, where the Near I* aril, assisted by (J. W. Cuipoo- Fast Relief was presenting to the per, V. T. Peters and Mrs. J. W. government u great institution •Martin members of the board of with 1.000 orphans; i: was a school Geneva school trustees. This was of ngriculturu and mechanical arts, followed by a short but stirring all equipped and the student body 'iddro-s by Rev. Brownlee on “Thu present were given the whole thing Invisible Things of Life.” and the money with which to run Rev. Cnbcrd pronounced the the show. Colonel Plastiras, the benediction. lu*ntl of tho revolutionary governmeat who had taken me to Syrn. ED PAGE—DON DORR stood before these orphans and 'MacDonald says the British em­ said, “Greece cannot be your pire is all right Of course it is mother any more for a long time Didn’t it choose MacDonald? because we have hail such dreadful iirains upon us, but in America you have found a new mother. My great desire is th at you imbibe the American ideas and the Ameri­ can ideals, because then I will Wushiugton in s«i quiet about the scandal you can licur u fight two blocks away. Seminole School Board Holds Meet The Seminole County School , Board at its meeting on Tuesday voted to pay one-half of the exI Pens* of continuing the colored | school at Goldsboro for another month provided the pntrons of the school would supply the other half of the expenses. The board also voted to grant tl>® request of the Seminole Coun­ ty Teachera’ Club to give n half­ holiday on Feb. 22. It was further announced that the cluh would meet on the afternoon of that day for its regulnr meeting at Lake Monroe school. After completing the auditing and issuing of cheeks for the cur­ rent hills, the board adjourned at noon time to attend the laying of the cornerstone a t the new Geneva School. The amount of money expended Tor last month’s expenses was as follows: from boud No. 2, $G,190i>: from bond o. 5. JG.270.18; general school fund, $9,510.20; San­ ford Schol district, $921.87; Longwood district, $32.75; Oviedo dis-, Vjk'1* Chuluota district, district, (JD.75; Caeneva district. are going to hang two EsMnybe they can hang the io fires our furnace. He >an Eskimo. One advantage of the ck is you get more mlleaj* your cigar or ciguret. MINSTREL <lly T l i f A m w Id I fiI I*renal TAMPA, Feb. G.—The Florida Citrus Exchange hn.s sold but 21 per cent of the total voiumo of Florida oranges nnd grapefruit disposed of this season by Florida shippers in the four leading citru., auction markets of the country; namely, Boston, New York, Phila­ delphia and Chicago. “There ure four principal nuction markets, Boston, New York, Philadelphia nnd Chicago. There are auctions in other cities, hut they are not ns generally patron­ ized by shippers r.s these four. There is one nuction company in Boston, one ira Philadelphia, two in Chicago and three in New York.” The Athletic Ai ciation o f the Sani] High School will! sent a black and *1 face Minstrel ThJ day evening, Feb. i the H igh School A i torium at 8 o’clocJ There will be plJ o f sin gin g and dand Don’t miss it. | Admission 50 and! cents. • ■'Kt*1’"" are Instrnotril to refit nil im o n e y In o v e r y In.itaneiastlsfucturyy.su I«■«,._ not U T h e v e r y llrst do*, . . .T l.lT ln —JO.M .* I.I V E It A M I K I I I X I R T I l M r almost Invariably *t t h e t e n d e n c y o f m ie e z ln g an d coughllfl unit the ttilnl June ■topM u s u a l l y nto|>* t h e s e v e r e s t COLI*. T h e mms** ••’old niUHt lie classed - u s u s e r i o u s d i s e a s e s o g e t rid of It at owt muncle* are sore or " Hh n dull liradarlio lt'§ a s u r e syi go nu thhaavt e y otuh a ht a vchilly e tak en wtili for 1’r.. n e u m o n l n to d e v e |o |i , b u t b u y n b o ttle of CLP J O N E S L I V E R A M * .K T O N I C to d a y . T h e cost Is mul you i— —* - -- RID.VKV • For Sale 1at, n ot a f f o r d to t a k e u c h a n c e a t t h i s tim e of y**1 ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON ILAN Maxwell Enters Race!inr.il nbo as City Assessor and Treasurer and known the values For Office of County of property in the city and county as lew men know liiem. Tax Collector Today Mr. Maxwell asks for the votes o. the people of Heminole county mi his record as a city official, as 4 business man and an expert ac­ countant and a man who knows low to handle the office of Coun­ ty Tax Collector. .A s a man who has lived here since his birth and one who is known to the people and one who knows anil can handle the affairs In this issue appears the an­ nouncement of R. C. Maxwell for the office of County Tax Collector. Richard Maxwell, known all over the county as “ Dick” Maxwell was born and ieared in Sanford. As jin expert accountant and bookkeener. Mr. Maxwell has held .sev­ eral positions of trust for various arms in this city and for many i years has fcien in business for: himself in real estate end insurAllCC. He was for some time local agent for the Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Company and has also been engaged in farming Detectives at work on the case on tiio City Council served suspect Senator Walsh of makin­ Collector away with AI Full’s peace-of minTl TH EATR E -Today.... Warner Bros’. Classic screen, prerent of t W esley Barry ‘T h e P r i n t e r s D evil” With^llarry Myers and a not­ able cast. A story of the es­ capades of a 100 per cent hoy. lomcdy: Clyde Cook in “WET AND WEARY.” Thursday: Metro’s “THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE.” 1 Franklin Brougham 1 .Franklin Sedan 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster 3 Franklin Touring 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger 1-Olds Touring, 7-passenger Dodge 2-passenger Roadster ORANGE AVE. AND MARK ST., ORLANDO I’lione 1621 for Demonstration �^ $ $ s» 5 ^ $ sp ra w _ „ . , ___f ’jf;.' i*>r H3M JS3’JB?W<*#-j»: . W Zy* r;W* /t* * *. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, rEBnUARY 7,1924 TWO m -----------------------— President tt of Women’s Clubs i« John Leonard!, Sanford (First Vice-President . ,-Endcr Curlott, Geneva Second Vice-President Mrs. B. G. Smith, Oveido [HISTORY OP SANFORD ASSOCIATION BUSINESS . WOMEN BY AGNES G. BERNEP On Oct. 19. 1923 ,a few mem- Rerncr, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs, : Agnes Rerncr won the consolation era of the old Business and Pro­ E. M. Gnllown.v, Mrs. Jno. Lcon- prize, a hand-made handkerchief. fessional Women’s Club met at ardi, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell. Mrs. At n late hour a most enjoyable he Wclnkn Apnrtmcnts at 8 ' Porter Wakefield, Mrs. M. E. Mar­ supper was served consisting of I’clock and reorganized under the shall. Miss Mcll Whitncr, Mrs. O. fruit salad, chicken a la King, cel­ •a n te of Sanford Association of P. Herndon, nnd Mrs. June Itou- ery, cream cheese balls, hut but­ {Business‘Women, with Miss Eliza- millnt. tered rolls, hot chocolate, snltcd New member* recently added to nuts and candy, strawberries with 3>cth Musson, president, .Miss Agnes JBarzur, secretary nnd treasurer, the roll are Miss Minnie I.ec Allen whipped cream and angel food ■Mrs. W. E. Watson, press reporter, nnd Miss Mary Zachnry. cake. The guests included: Mrs. Weekly luncheons are n feature Jno. I ennnrui, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, * and Mrs. E. M. Galloway, parliaof the new club, with an occasion­ Mrs. J. H. Skipper. Miss Nina • S tils ^ n e w organization voted to al dinner. ; Cooley, Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon, Miss assume the obligations of the R. . On the evening of Tuesday, Jan. Agnes Rerncr, Miss Mary Zach­ Club and to limit the mem- !‘22, Mrs. E. Si. Galloway entertain­ ary, Mis* Minnie Leo Alien, nnd i\p. It was also decided toed th? club members at her love- Miss Elizabeth Musson. I ly country home. Cards wow en­ ate with the Seminole Coun­ Plan* for n year of pleasure and ty Federation of Woman’s Club*. joyed during the evening, Mrs. profit for the member* sire being If Charter members were: Miss i Jno. Leonard! winning the first Elizabeth Musson, Miss Agnes Iprize, n Jupnneso tray, while Miss i perfected. ( SECTION SEVEN SECTIONAL MEETING •vltoctton Seven will hold its Suc- president find delegates hut is open tlopal_ meeting Feb. fi nt Eustis, to nil members of the Seminote County Federation. Let us make beginning at 10 o'clock, with the up a motorcade nnd go in a bjdy. Eustis Woman’s Club as hostess. Lake county hns the reputation of ThU.,will be nn nll-dny meeting putting things over. Let’s show nhd HU cover the different de­ that Seminole county can do like­ partm ents of work of interest to wise. At least 100 women should club women. Our Seminole Coun- go from Seminole county. Let's faratinn.fs a member of Kcc- get together mid do it. If each ven nnd let each club woni- club president in our Federation i ke afVeffort to go. The nt- will get behind this movement we ^ qcc is not limited to your jean do it. COME, LET'S GO. |.« R f • OVIEDO WOMAN’S CLUB Oviedo Woman's Club held 4buregular weekly meeting Friday tfitsrppqn, Jan. 21. e president, Mrs. W. O. Wol“T ott, presiding. Plana were made Apr a club house shower to he givwi Feb, 11, and plans were discussWWi for a Husband’s Banquet Feb. i". American life since the inunda­ self and the hoys a grind‘turn. Lets tion of our country. Mr. Hoover get behind these boys, club women. discusses lids characteristic, ns All Need This well ns the present tendencies of Dear Lord, vouchsafe to those the age in relation to their eco­ who have Wealth, both Wisdom nomic and spiritual phases. ntu! Love; and to those who have Sentim ent, Sense, ami to all of us He who gives the child n treat | as Wo blunder anil stumble along. Makes joyhells ring in - Heuven's the vision to see something a t least :approxim ating the hert.thing, the street, ' wise thing in the long run, to do And he who gives n child n home when we UhicIi the sensitive Builds palaces in Kingdom Come. spirit flower th a t grows out of the life of u child,—Somebody':! Roy, We have on our desk a enpv of j Jacksonville, Fla. “The Light." This excellent little — Fooled the Parson magazine is published monljhly by A nep^o parson overheard a hoy the class in printing nt the Florida istrial School for Roys n t Mnri- lot* his caigrcguU on any to another Industrial a. Fo. For the price of BO T---cents, i threateningly, annn. — ,----■---- “You , , keep , , away , you can subscribe to this fo r ore from tno or you 11 land in do place year. Address M. S. Knight, S apt.1dat beam s with An II nnd end : Florida Industrial School fot/Boys, jv.ith nrr L Instantly the parson Marianna, Fin. You w ill'do your- thought of the , place which the z. May you prove yourself a real help to the women of the county. Wo congrutlunte the Sanford Herald for having the VISION; and the county federation on having a president who was aide to secure this page. By co-op­ eration of the women, of the county, the Herald nnd the page reporter, much can lie nccnmnli'hed for county good. This page can he use ! as n medium to reach the women with such messages ns they want to hear; it means the ce­ menting of acquaintanceship in­ to friendship between the wom­ en of Seminole county. Again, we congratulate you. LAURA F. GALLOWAY. Editor of the Bulletin, F. F. W. C. taken from “The Bird’s Christm as Where life is fulJ «, Carol" and was given by Mr*. W. Friends tried and Luther; Mrs. T. L: Linge gave n No jarring sounds tn,e' piano solo and Mrs. W. J . Lawton Come back to y0„. closed the program by a delightful reading from “Timothy's Quest." 0 Und of dreams— il Delicious refreitimcnts were p * fo ir "'**'■ h(>me rerved by Mrs. C. P. M ariner, F\°™ °P*n doors Oviedo Woman’s Club hostess for the afternoon. W ith love I roam. The Oviedo Woman’ll Club mot MRS. ALLEN MncFARLAN, Friday, Feb, 1., ut the Woman’s " * Club Reporter. 0 land of dreams, Club rooms w ith the president, .C o m e hack I pray Mrs. W. O. Wolcott, presiding. And cheer my g0ul * Very little business.w as transacted (Ifor the Light) F or coming day. in order that the usually interest­ Land of Dreams ing program might, he given full By Mac Langston time. 0 Innd cf dreams, The program was nn “ Afternoon Come bock to me With Kate Douglass W iggins," nnd From longing shore wan in charge of Mrs. T. L. Meade.' And wishing sen. The first num ber -/ns n song by NOW OPEN FOR nu81N»7l the club. Then Mrs. Mcndc gave O lnnil, Bweot land, a l l w o r k guaran- S ? 1 a very interesting sketch of the Where love is young, life of Mrs. W iggins; this was fol­ Fresh paths untried, Give Us a Trial ™ lowed by a beautiful reading New notes unsung. N ext Door to Princess Tfc,,, ...Service Shoe SI. PUBLIC NURSE IS A LARGE FACTOR IN SOLVING CHILD WELFARE PROBLEM i!H«l i: : m m i J p •limfiiliiilj - nHfWI|ihmijia|jjup lipiliySSilfpnHl ■KPI #• r #i l l f f i m m y sn A , i n ! u n : - ft#1 ' %! f I »i i l r\ ■ • t Mt it «**«,•«« • §d• «t*.> f i „r ♦I* .1Ill', ^ l 'I ,t.i' i| BOOK CHATS I ft s*'; L AJj Hr! ,inu..*t'** l,ri'y*‘iition of dis«* chit f work. Shi* nuiy •specialize in various fields such as a prenatal, maturity nnd infant wcl_ fare; school nursing; medical soa c*a * *erY*ct-‘J tuberculosis nursing; 5 communicable disease control: in■ dust rial nursing; mental hygiene; • or she may combine these funcm lions in general service to the - county or community. 1 * and on, illnes *in the home, or cpidim11 Mil 111' *111.j ill V IMUIIU' tlu* ,bage. , 1 They ‘ , 1are delicate | it* nr in thi* uonimunity, I in dtyK*, Hhovvinj^ thu want to ignore the skilled m edical1treamH , ,sur‘tlU ' l' vbildhood, mul man and the well-trained efficient f1/® ,,|*u1, l,l the work of nurse. In time of need one never ‘he adult writer. Should her talent hears a complaint of the nurse be- novVr rt‘lu l ••'nturity, she has «ling too wi II trained; certainly dur-i ^ '?on u. >jcc<Hfmxed place in irig tile war, every one of them tw<ny‘ was eagerly sought. Pos^ LmBy i, . , / . . 1 Etiquette. Ito not f o r g e t w h en t h e n u r s e s W j j m W I c ’health nu rsing which give" j in , 'wiTh'1 a'^w im W s""' iienrt ^"hig },a?, heck T ightly1calh*d U“T||i.f ’ m!''! »»nr i heoretiiai knowledge of enough to take in every suffering, im ,^ u( Social Ijsage." ' hI • “ V ' public health functions helpless bit of humanity and give (*nther Will*. S nS e mentioned above .and third, actual it billed care and then tin* pioneer ’ "One *n'f Ours" practice under truined supervision, spirit which gives her the cournovel by „n,. .. j• «S.d-thUr: ^ 1 . ^ - . . ^ e r trail better | and to help her to develop good j living conditions for those w ho1nVizc last year for ‘The \m . ri. zer -M | ; judgment and resourcefulness, for | shall come after. novel ppulilishcd u l> ? ' during the year Kj.I -* she mu ,t if v shemis to . he thoroughly ' i— "v :¥ ■ And now, I hear you say, ‘Yes, which shall best pic-mnt the whole­ i * *7 ,'.,.(-*rtL‘h:e. olh- we want to have a school nurse, nr some atmosphere of American life, h/re to goI,h/fur Hlcfthe ‘ ilhexpert nn<‘ kao.w tuberculosis nurse or -a countv and the highest standard of Anier) *, w where help anurse. hut we cannot afford- any' lean manners and manhood.” It j . th a t will relieve or cure. Mhe such extravagance until limes a r e , is essentially n ihnractcr portrayI * needs a strong body, a love of hu- hotter. We must exterm inate hogjal, showing the aspirations of the ! manity. infinte patience nnd tact, cholera, rattle tick, boll weevil, o n young man who longs for the * u sense of humor and a capacit" some other evil th at has attacked and nobler things of life, ^ fo r work, in order to serve all our crops or stocks." But have iiigher He finds the solution in the call' t clu.ises from the 'big house’ in you stopped to consider which i s , to the World War. Like Miss t ’a* quarantine, t<> the negro quarters the most ^eeious-rour children or ther’a_ earlier novels, the book; w ith wL’k ImhicK iiib I * with sick babies ami povert our hogs or catthf or o u r a g ricu l-1show* the distinction of the nrthi* The public health nurse must t u_ral products, lkauunibur that tic writer. “* ever be on the alert for the com- when times are hard and commu­ Hoover, Herbert. /l in unicable diseases—the so-culled nity morals are low, health seems “A meriean Individualism." * dieases of childhood. Whooping also to take a downward slant, and The theory of American politics MtlNtth' measles, scarlet fever, more then than a t other tinu^i do is wqll brought out in this little dipntherin and many forms of sore we need skilled supervision, for book, showing that individualism th ro a t and acute colds are dis- the health t>f out* mothers and hns been one of the lending forces 111 lit * »!»*• 'i*t Joys Miami is Coral U ST to see Coral Gables and to bo convinced th a t there lias been atta in e d the desire to in­ co rp o rate into a beautiful resi­ dential suburb all of the beau­ tie s of Miami will well repay you fo r the tim e such a visit requires. F or a t Coral Gables a re actually realized more of the su p erio rities which better folks demand in home surroundings than you may hope to find elsew here. New beauty in architecture, in landscaping, * in homes and parks and broad boulevards are to be found here almost every day. The visitor of a y ear ago is amazed by th e won­ derful things which have been achieved since th a t time. B eautiful—b u t never extravagant. D istinc­ tive—but never priced beyond the p u rse of tlie man or woman of average means. H eap­ ing, overflowing pleasure of value is w h at every buyer receives, and when a real estate investor gets th at in Miami, he is certain of having a most profitable investment. Como to Coral Gables today as our guest aboard the dc luxe Pullman bus that runs from Ibis city. It is undoubtedly the greatest free sightseeing trip in America today and a visit to Coral Gables will be a memorable event. Make your reservation at the local office and avoid disappointment. A n u u th o r im tiv ,. l„,„t 0w ncr and Developer " &iURNES, I General Sales Agents.' . DAMMERS EHcullve Honda ISS.East Flcgte, Si., Miami j'/ Offices: MsaaoUl,West Palm Beach, Daytaoa, 0,laaio, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand, Eustis ? ■i l l . J four-letter nam e where they never have any c o a l, trouble, nnd he re­ proved the youngster severely. “I dunuo w h a t’s in yo’ mond, pnlison,’’ returned the boy, calmly, 'hut dc place J m eant wan dc hos­ pital.’’—From “The L ight." GREETING* West, tile topic being “Child Wel­ fare.” Miss Doullney, the county nurse gave n most interesting talk on hookworms. Little .Miss Virginia Lawton gave a piano solo, then the nssem -1 children, so let us save on some My sang several songs. things we want but do nut need so Delicious ice cream nnd cakes |,adly and see that n part of the were served by the hostesses. Mrs. time services of a public health 4VJanies Lee, Mrs. McFnrl.m, Mrs. county funds go to pay for health a A fter the business was finished Lingo, and Mfs* McFnrlnn. protection by securing the full ilic meeting wns turned over to the .MBS. ALLEN Mae FA It LAN, time service of a public health "ihalrmnn of Child Welfare, Mrs. Club Reporter, nurse. Child Welfare Committee. Mrs. Kndur Curlette, chairm an, Geneva. Mrs. A. E. Cline, Altamonte. , Mrs. V. T. Peters, Geneva. Mrs. Tildcn Jocahs, Lake Mon­ roe. Mrs. A. I>. Stewart, of Long-wood. Mrs. C. L. West. Oviedo. V «(«Ilrlptu; information^ ^ Mrs. .1. W. Martin, Osceola. "leases „f childhood, because we per• Scope of Duty of Public Nurse rnit them to be by carclcssiy ex­ Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin, Sanford. *** Is Given Together With Other posing children to Infection and Mrs. il. J. Stalling, Sanford. ^ Interesting Data Pertaining to neither observing ourselves or in­ Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, Sanford. X Her Work. Mrs, It. A. Terheun, Sanford. sisting cm others observing strict . ... —. maiuluiniug uf _tlie _ iguuauiiiui -i ---------------------- 9 * Mrs. Endnr CurleW, (fftairmW laws? The constitution of the United The nurse teaches and demon­ lr ^States tells us that ail Americans strates the care of the patient, so *"thnll have nn equal chance for that the rest of the family and j .*lifc, liberty and the pursuit of community may he safeguarded By Mrs. Lawrence Brown Zhappiness; hut, at present, there from the further spread of the; *«ts no such equality of opportuni- disease. ........ Notes on Important Books to She also urges irnmunlie Found in The Public ; millions of our population arc izatinn whereever possihle, for Library, jS c jp g condemned to inferiority in those diseases for which it is pmVHb physical equipment with which vided, such as typhoid fever und they face life. {small pox. Every other week will see a flow let us go to our nurse and The tuberculosis problem is pe­ most interesting review of w orth BWPSfhcre she may help these con- culiarly one fur the public health, while hooks to tie had at the Sun_ Sdition*. nurse. This insidious disease is ford Public Library. This is w ritB time of of emergency emergency isis past, B The time past. preventable nnd still here in our ten by the Librarian, Mrs. I .aw­ ls and now that we hnvo learned the own dear country it carries off rence Brown who comes to Sanj • need for, and the value of public 1’>0,00(1 yearly over 12,000 of whom fold from the Orlando Public Li; —health work, wo are loath to give i are children. First the finding of brary anil is a woman of wide ex* n i t up. However, because of the the incipient cases und getting pcriencc in thd different phases of i * precedent estalilished during the them under treatm ent; the care of library work. We ate sure that QWar of untrained or sligrtly train -1 tiie far advanced case; the ex- you will enjoy Mrs. Brown’s ■ cd worm n doing lidswork, (and ' animation of all contracts, partie - 1“ Book I'hat." g people in general do not concern I ularly little children who are so Papini, Giovanni. n thcmselves with the details so susceptible and the education of “Life of Christ." "m u c h as the results of a piece of the whole community to the danThis is one of the most impor■ work) that not only the laity iiutjger of promiscuous spitting, com- t int hooks of the year, written by ■ many of the medical profession as tm»n drinking cups,common tow- the noted Florentine philosopher 2 Well, have gotten nn incorrect esti-1 *'ls .etc,, are only part of the nnd writer. It is deeply religious • £ mate of the Public Health Nurse, j nurse work. in tone, and is urcnuirkable tribute a They are not sure just what her! There has hoc!) much adverse l'» Ike Gosped story, as the author i,t ■qualifications should be .anti have|criticism of the nursing profes ! ^through years of denial if? her sion for raising the standard in "unbelief. Its style i; simple, vigLB1 "’ IlnL r 'y a ..very l ^ ^nz}' "“V " v r job; J sum lo erous and direct, written to appeal if' s hence the question of salary corn- ’ the trn in i n g s c h o o l s fo r n i(| to - CorrenpondJfw. d Hr*- B. ™ B I,ll[„ ,7 5 £ j Offices: m ii . a m . IIIEATRE hi.!).. [). W. ELDER, MGR. / :::r �T im SANTORO DAILY FREIGHT RATES ON FARM PRODUCTS BY LLOYD C. BEBOUT CROWD KNEE'LS IN PRAYER W HEN WORD OF END COMES H oofehan-Colem ah The actual valuation of the American rail lines Is a very im­ portant Item In the construction of fair and reasonable freight ratw on- farm products as well as nil other commodities tendered the carriers for transportation. The ironclad rale of any business is that-in, order to know whether or not a profit has been made in a certain operation three itenu must be ascertained; namely, valuation of the Instrument, cost of the serv­ ice, and revenue derived. The Interstate Commerce Com­ mission In its valuation survey of the American railroads figures in round numbers a total valuation of $£*380,000,000. Sum an amount seems to be conservative when the present prices for materials and cost o f labor for construction, operation and maintenance are considered. It is contended that this valuation should be decreased about 18,000,000, but standing as it Is.w e believe the rates for In­ stance on Arm products out of the state o f Florida could be reduced to a considerable extent and still permit of a fair profit on monies invested to carry on that service. For illustration, take a shipment of 400 hampers of lettuce selling nt destination at |2.00, the freight and refrigeration charge is around 81Mi cents in this instance, San­ ford, Fla., to New York, N. Y., being almost half or the gross re­ ceipts. When all tho incidentals are considered* the producer does not receive much for his labors, Several steps should be taken t! better existing conditions in the m atter of freight charges. Tho 3 to m e EMctrie ffeht xnd Watot PftMli I Berne le* Machine* and Water Softpnei to. bc a readjustment of the whole rate structure. When | ■ Plumbing,'Steom ond Gas Fitting, W«Hl rates on farm products out of Flor­ ■ Pomp*, Gas Q ininn, Electric Meters, Spray ida are placed upon a normnl basis a shipper may avail himself 3 Irrigation Outfits more distant markets thereby dis­ a Sanford, Fla. tributing his products over n I Tempernry Address greater area, creating greater m ar­ ket value. The result will be, larger I J n 1033 W. FIRST ST.-----------------------------TBLHPHl volume of business and increased revenue for the carriers, better rea a n iu tiU H iu w m in iiM U H im iiM n ..u n".,to lh* producer, wider dis­ tribution of southern fruits and vegetables, more reasonable prices to the consumers and better control ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H U of markets. The growers do not desire any­ thing unreasonable and the carriers no doubt will he sntisfied with n just consideration for their serv­ ices; therefore, why not get to­ Do You. RntBC Most Of Your Baby Chick* Of Da gether ? Now is the acceptable Them Die? time for the growers to accumulate all the data possible concerning It is estimated that about fifty per cent of t t o i the transportation *nnd distribution hate he:.are last thru improper care and Poor Feed* of their products, by making w rit­ ten record of important items for Where Pratt* Chick Starter and Chick Scratch i reference a t a later date when in­ formation Is desired by the Traffic averages of over Ninety-Five per cent are League or other organization endenvoring to establish rates conWhy not raise ybur chicks the Pratt Way Blitcnt with the service performed. your profit? It is difficult to prove fnctrby dim A woman led prayer opposite the Wilson house, when word reac •ted tiiose ot. Ult outside that tho war president hqd died.. Men- and women made no effort to keep back tears. inscriptions recorded on memory’s ‘'Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied" WtttP walls, so let us jot down in black can you ask and white all data that will assist in working out this big problem. Brooks, Edwatil Elliott, Elm er Prominent Men To I-os Angeles man sold his wife When the opjmrtune time arrivr 3 Nolan, Vcrr.on Priest, Ja ck Rob­ to another for $400, and even ut NOT REALLY son James Robertson, John Terto have a hearing before the Inter­ Speak At Sessions that price he lost money. state Commerce Commission or any willcger, Frederick Williams, Beat­ LOST Of Church Alliance other controlling body, the cold rice Bledsoe, Ruth Mae Cook, Ver­ With so much trouble in the facts in written form will go far na Dieter, Elizabeth Grovcnstein, No nrticle of value Is mbvies the stars no longer need to impress our hearers and we muy. Carmen Guthtrio, Lois G arrett, really lost until after The use glycerine for tears. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. C—Dele­ Janie Hazen. look for favorable results. Hernld Wants lmvo been Bernice Allen, Adolphus Carter, I gations from all Presbyterian and called upon to restore it to Clorine Cannon, Arehio Franklin, Reformed churches of the United In London, a man got arrested the rightful owner. Murgarct Giles, James Higgins, States, Canada and South Amori■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Pocketbooks, jewelry, np- for cussing in n show. We think r«. representing more than 3,000,Marjorie Hoskins, M urgarct HirSoaking Seed In A Disinfectant BBBB ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBB pnrel, personal possessions, we have seen that same show. schi, Sherwood Harvard, Junita 000 membership arc expected to at things of intrinsic value BY R. F. COOPER McMullen, Maria Moye, Clifford j tend the annual meeting of tho and others that aro prized Reel, Mike Rankin, Phyllcs Smith,' World Alliance of Presbyterian because of their association, We m ay here apply the old adago Cantaloupe ................... 10'mlnutes Katherine Schi raid, Thelma Tew, j and Reformed churches to bo held; are often quickly returned, “A S titch in Time Saves Nine.” Cauliflower ................... 15 minutes Margaret Thompson, Elnnor Ty­ nt New port News, Vo., Feb. 20,; when temporarily lost, Many truck or garden plants and Celery ............................ 8 minutes ner, Dorothy Torloy, Alice Thomp­ 27 and 28, according to announce­ through Hernld Wants, ment by Dr. llonry H. Master, fruits a re often seriously injured Cucumber .................... 10 minutes son, Eugene Turner,. Iicrnld Wants are tho American secretary of the A lii-1 by diseases which could bc pre­ Eggplant ............. , ....... 6 minutes Seventh Grade. first thing to consult when i II. C. Waters, Edward Mitchell, ance. vented by disinfecting the Beed be­ L ettu ce......................................... 8minutes something of value is lost Dr. Master said that the rcsulta fore planting in a 1-to-1,000 solu­ Pepper .......................... 5 minutes Jack Sneed, Ruby Booth, Dick or found. expected from the meeting include Sneed, Ethel Jones, Alice Vihien, tion of corrosive sublimate. Squash .......................... 10 minutes Herald Wants bring los­ a new appreciation of the dan gem j Thla disinfectant can be prepared Tomato ............ 8 minutes Jack Peters, Kathleen Lung, Mil­ ers and finders together. by dissolving one tablet in one Watermelon ................. 10 minute* dred Knight, Viola Hickson, Lil­ lurking in Soviet propaganda; n 1 To reach all the people WE ARE MANUFACTURING MIXED FERTILIZERS pint o f water. This amount is suf­ This time table hns been worked lie Caraway, Vom Sistrunk, Mar­ new sense of the duty of American effectively — leavo yulir Presbyterians to their destitute j tha Fitts, Martha Johnson, Mary ficient fo r a quarter of a pound out and is being recant mended by Want Ail at The Herald of­ AT SANFORD, ESPECIALLY PREPARED of seed. Increased amounts can ba G. F. Weber, nuaistunt plant path­ lord, Hilda Muirhead, Antoinette and afflicted brethren In Europe, fice. Phone us to send for prepared by mixing in the same ologist of the Florida Experiment Shinholrer, Lenore Shenfers, Ernest and the binding together of all the i It or phone it to tho Want FOR SANFORD SOILS. Culp, Harold Fischer, Billy Morse. constituent bodies of the alliance < Station. proportion. Ad Department. in a closer loyalty to Christ. Lula Urhnrt. Seed of different plants require As for the celery I might miy Men notable in religious work PHONE 148 to be soaked in the solution for that I have some nice plants out Eighth Grade. ALSO ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZER MATERIALS AT varying lengths of time, because in the school garden th at the seed Hattie Leasing, Claude Locke, of the world will deliver addresses the seed, coats of some are mow were soaked for 30 minutes in bi­ Dorothea Black, Hugh Dickuuson, and present reports. REASONABLE PRICES easily penetrated thun others. The chloride of mercury. If you are Clara Cheek, Archie P itt, Parker following common seed should he interested I will be glad to show Van Ness, Grace Spinks, Lillian soake<? according to the time in­ you what wc are doing in the school Thornley,. Rudolph Lloyd, Claud garden. I -will be out there on Rcgson, Henry Russell, James dicated; \ E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc.--; l i t Stoinoff, J. P. Bates, Eric LurfdCabbage .... ................ -.... 15 nilhuU'i, Tuesdays 'most every week. quist. Nozzle Stone, Virginia Bar­ ber, Georgia Cnlhoun, Bertha TakOffices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Coluni : A AldrcJ Cone, Moll Foster, Bernice ach, Thelma ’ Eaton. Elizabeth SANFORD bus. Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto,■ : A Lowe, Lois Shelley, Juanita Smith, Knight Louise Fortaon, Canada. List your property with us nnd receive the benefit of Betty Brown. Helen Jinkina, Phone 539. . Delmar Butcrn, Catherine Came­ an advertising campaign covering the United .States and Can­ Maggie Lynch, Harriett Rosaitter, ron, Ruby Coursey, Ora .Mae Culp, Fearle Robson, Opal Thomns, ada. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves you This is a list of the pupils of Otho Hunt, Dunlad Root, Mary Katherine Van Nesa, Georgia Cook, dree to sell yourself or list with other agencies. L. P. Hngnn, Jack Hall, Jeaao Nee.. th e Sanford Schools Who Wight, Beulah Mae Sirmons. 1ley. Pearl GHdwcll. H ave Attained Certain Fifth Grade. F. C. MarMAIIQN, Representative High Grades in Schol­ Estella Hall, Elmore Lloyd, El­ arship and Conduct. Milone Theatre Bldg. len Lundquist. Raymond U ndress, Mary Alice Shipp, Clara Fuqua, hjTG^aBaBaHBasHBBasnnRBanaBBeaBaaBBu MBI Iluthellu Cook, Eunice Banks, Ad- REALIZING First Grade. f 1 die Browning, Pauline Element. Dorothy G arrett, Marion Hay­ Gerald Wright, Roy Britt, Bar­ AN IDEAL nes, Eleanor Hickson, Sadie Lein- bara Ileihl, Frank Delhi, Zola DorMnbel Fernandez, Emmet hart, Louise Merriwether, Versa son Many have made it pos­ Rivera, Mary Nctly Rosebro, Mar­ Fox, Harry Hall, Gladys Keepler, sible to acquire a homo of Rendell Kinard, Mary Mahoney, garet Squires, Betty . Wheeliss. Ruth Martin, Thelma Minor, Wlltheir own—tho realization of ail ideal. Jeanette Hall, Nellie Knight, Ade­ liain Morrison, George Oglesby, Tho Hernld W ant Ads laide Higgins, Lnvomfa Hickson, Alva Stafford, Eugene Taknch, Da­ have a deal to do with Faith Mat tin, Sarah Moye, Mary vid Vnn Ness Lillie Vickery, Ger­ bringing about homo own­ Vining, Madison Wade, Hen­ Elisabeth Neely, Edith Stcakley, trude ership, for they point to op­ ry Witte. Helen Sanders, Ada Singletary, portunities in buying, sell­ Sidney Weinhurg, Mary Came­ Luc lie Sellarj, Mary Ioiuise Tor­ ron, Lucille Tomlinson, if. C. Mc­ ing, exchanging. Q See what the Herald rance, Charles Betts, Wesley Cook, Mullen, Mary Griggs, Gladys Evelyn Daughtcry, By­ Wants have to offer in aid­ Billie Fryer, Stew art Gatchcl, Bert Hickson, ron Spinks, James Stcakley, Lil­ ing you in having your jucu Hickson, Coney Hamil, William lian Stcakley, Mury Buford Pow­ dreams for a homo come •4=5 Keppler, Billie Thigpen, Howard ell, Georgian.! Yetterlund, Cath­ true. Lamb, Lam ar Moon, George Smith, erine Meisdi, Marguerite Renard, .■"SCRATCH Keeping in touch with Elizabeth Hirschl, Mary Elizabeth Edwin ShinhoUer, Thelma Knight, • tho Herald Wants means McMahon, Mary Virginia U t ;u- Julia Higgins, Kelley Pope, Vir­ keeping in touch with real­ hart, Gladys Spinks, Bonnie gin Earl, Ethel Holly, Robert Ad­ 1lbof BedCombKmChickjoatclvdttt 1lhaf '***' ty opportunities. Young, Robert Pearson. ams, Elizabeth Hnrkey. HedCbiribChickMafwj"Kit1wiUpiodiicollh of efiick ' Just turn to tho Hernld Second Grade. Sixth Grade. Want Ads now and sec how Melvin Taylor, Dorothy Mar­ Minnie Hardy, Dorothy Haynes, many such offers are listed shall, Richard Deaa, Carolyn Lew­ Anita Hutchinson, Elizabeth Riv­ there and, perhaps, tho is, J a c k Russell, Carolyn Riggers, ers. Edith Smith. Nellie Williams, very one you nro looking Joseph TL'jnipson, Mury bjickci, Bcttina Campbell, Louise Fenner, for will catch your eye. Georgena Hart, Marion Lundquist, R. E. Griffin, Jane Torrance, IarwM artha, Bishop. Horace Uledso, rcnce Huggins, Milton Robbins, K atherine Loftis, Hnrry Bower, Marvin Milam, Flossie Vickery, PHONE 148 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Frederick Daigur, Vastine Moon, Jack Aycock, U. F. Collum. Kuth-Phone 94 Elin Avenue and Commercial StreetGrace Higgins, Elsie Tolar, Carl rine Powell, Neal Britt. Jimmie VanBe, Doris Battem , Max Musgrove, Sidney Burhans, Betty Col­ bert, Ella Mae Grow, Kntnerine Johnson, Nancy White. Guy Al­ len,, Vernon Burke, Billy Favillc, Glenn Govacek, Bernard Landress. Third Grade. Edwin Campbell, Roy Echols, Samuel Knight, Theodore Wade, Clara Bray, Ruth Cruse, Esther Ericson, Edna Rivera, Evelyn Wil­ Every day scores o f efficient workers tell'this-to employ* kinson, Cornelia McRae, Betty Mc­ Kinnon, Kntherine Jowors, Warren ers seeking competent help. Gufford, Fnrnum Harriott, Leo Stcnstrom , B ritt Willetts, Gilbert The “Help Wanted” and “Situations W anted” ads in the Williamson. Helen IJressor, Alice Herald are the great meeting place of employer and em­ McGlonc, M artha Coney, Lucy WITH ENAMEL AND ALUM Dobbins, Beatrice Hickson, Winnie ployee. Jackson, Eugenia Keen, Ma t/ M anning Katherine Morrison, INUM WARE Nona Rivers, Jewell Turner, John Tnrough them, employers quickly obtain the Courier, Malcolm Higgins, Ainsley of man or woman needed. Robson. Leon Walker, Curtis Cole­ Wagner line o f Waffle Irons, man, Raymond Lundquist, Mar­ garet Torrance, Albert Reid, DonCompetent workers locate good jobs. old U n d ress. P. M. Vickery, Eve­ Roasters, both cast iron and lyn Robson. Pauline Bellamy, Mar­ garet Prirdon, Verna Pnndy. Ma­ aluminum. Pots and pans of When you are looking for efficient rion Hoolihau, Marshall Urquhart, M artha May. workers—or for work—advertise in every description. Fourth Grade. Alice Carsady, Lois Couch, Ca­ milla Deus. Patsy Garrett, Louise Hickson, Nannie Brown Kelly, Clara Parham , May Purdon. Lydia Rankin, Hazel Tew, Inez Thomp­ son, Romo Wilkinson. Francis Wil­ son Clara Zigler, Paul Biggers, Rjlly Briet. J. T. Campbell, J. B. Coleman, Elmer Echols, Lawrence i u i u u i f . . t- - t Lundquist, W. J . Milian, Lawrence •*• --^ Reel, Gcorgo Steele, Wilbur Smith, BABY FER TILIZERS Chase & Co. HONOR ROLL WheretheProfitComesin- feeding R ed Com b2 Lt>8. <SK1M Y ou c a n fig u re i t o u t y o u rs e lf “I Came in Reply to Your Advertisement in Th£ Sanford Herald.” The Sanford Herald �fgkfk: -■■if.- m fi THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 D aily Herald »»»rr ■ ttern o m t i r r | ( t r Tkn I l m M P rta lla s t a a f o r a . F lo rid a. a a Hocond C l a s s M a t t e r , Oct. 1911, a t tt ie P o o t n f f l r e a t F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o t M a r c h IB COMtlS. P m ld ra t l« ItBAJf, Vlrr-r*rr»ldrnt fAHO nm iti S«*.T»rn«. oil a Avrtittr I ’ honr I t ft ICHIPTIOX IIATKti »r------ 17. 01). S I* M o n t h s 13.50 In C ity by C a r r i e r n o r 15c. W e c k y K d ltlo n |1 l>er t l A l . M O T I c n i All o b i t u a r y c a r d s ot thanU a. r e s o l u t i o n s nolle*’* of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e » i a r e m ad e, w ill be clu irR ed - reg u lar ad v ertisin g rales. m e n Tilt: askociatkii piiksm tie A ss o c ia te d C r e s s Is ex clu s* jr e n t i t l e d t o tb o u s e f o r re p u b * jktlon of .-II new s d lsp u tch es l l t e d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e Med In t h i s p a p e r u n d n ls o t h e news p u b li s h e d h e r e i n . All b ts o f re -p u h llc atlo n o f special b i t c h e s h e r e i n u r e n ls o r e s e r v e d . [URSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1021 ILE THOUGHT FOR TODAY WHOSOEVER WILL COME ME, let hint deny himself, 1 take up his cross, and follow ,JFor whosoever will save his •hall lose it; but whosoever illjo s e his life for my sake and 1 gospel’s, the satno shall save it. fork 8:34, 75. It a e GOSPEL OF LABOR _ is the gospel of Labor— tin s it, yc bells of the kirk! Ijtml of love tam e down from above 'o live with the men who work, s Js tho rose be planted lere in the thorn-eursed soil; tvan is blest with perfect rest, lut tho blessing of earth is toil. | | : T. —Henry Vnn Dyke. • :----------------------- -- ----------- - - Disappointing- but N o t Discouraging ^ ^ — i It is indeed unfortunate th at a man holding the position th a t William H. Anderson held, should betray the confidence of his friends and take unfair advantage of his position. The conviction of the Supetfntendent of the New York AntiSaloon League, on a charge of forgery carried disappointment to thousands &f supporters of prohibition. In fact the down­ fall of this conspicuous leader may for a short time hinder the wofrk of the organisation he represented and make it nec­ essary to do over considerable of the work th at had already been accomplished. But ju st because Anderson could not withstand the temptation docs not prove that the Anti-Saloon League is corrupt. In every organization, both good and bad, are found many members who nre untrue to their profession nnd who cast reflections on their fellow members, thereby hind­ ering them in their work.’ Because the Superintendent of the 'New York Anti-Saloon league held such n conspicuous posi­ tion we hear more about his downfall. And because he was connected with an organization th at is accomplishing won­ ders in enforcing prohibition, the liquor papers and the brew­ ing element arc trying to make a mountnin out of a mole hill. Judge Tompkins, who presided at the trial of Anderson im­ pressed the jurors that neither the Anti-Saloon League nor prohibition was on trial. Individuals may fail.a great cause but the cause continues to march on. Anderson sold his hon­ or for a handful of silver. But because n trusted servant be­ trayed it, the Anti-Saloon League will not fail. Every day wo hear of men proving false to honor and yet honor lives. The fact that there nre regrets nnd disap­ pointments over the wrecks of life and character goes to prove that the hearts of the majority ore sound. The Anti-Saloon League is accomplishing a great work. Prohibtibn means more on account of the work of this or­ ganization. While the downfall of one of its leaders is to be regretted, the work of this great organization will continue to go on and the liquor interests will continue to feel the ef­ fects of its.presence in the land. flood men and women all over the nation have been givmg their money freely to nssist in tho enforcement of the nm- [ore power to Ohrceon. The 1$ have evacuated Vera Cruz! ' ---------- o----- — t Was a typographical error ond the type of the nuto that causth* Star to call Sheriff Thomas* a^can Saturday.—Ocnla Sir. frfiat if McAdoo did work for ' Doheny interests and receive 14,000 compensation? At least it jjta.'hfs credit that it was not a J-Strawberry r — o— shipments are niov’ from Lakeland and growers 5 getting good prices. Straw* Ify^culture is making many a gTowcr rieh. -o. McAdoo will appear Friday be i.'o the Senate oil investigating | nralttee, nt Ins own request, is quite in contrast to the ness Fall and Sinclair have irn to testify. * ------- -o-------t Is interesting to note that, h the recent rise in the price of loline, comes an nnr.uunremcnt ,t John D. Rockefeller will build new tenement houses in a Jersey city. [TtoafJ buildets of the state nre :Mining a three-day conference nt fjnqkvillc. There will be an nmportunity for nn exchange excnnng Ideas and the meeting should lie host profitable one, 'ifeq in politics who would "give Hir shirts" to a friend in need nre , always particular as to the nefship of the shirt they give, nctimes it turns out to be the bile's shirt. —New York Tribune —o--------( ty feelings nre laid aside in •hqpr of sadness. It should be !cresting to read what the New ; rk Tribune, u lending Republi* t paper, has to say about Wood* ;v Wilson In an editorial re! nted on this page. -o-------kpproximntoly two nnd one half Ilians of dollars are available flltnu | work on suite roads during the isent year. If one third of this ount ever finds its way into fi pavement, tourists will find ,vef easy in ['Toridu next year. Some Relief In Sight Taxpayers, patient and long .suffering, are to get immed­ iate relief in the form of a twenty-five per cent cut on income taxes payable this year, if reports emanating from Washing­ ton are correct. The House Ways nnd Means committee have reported favorably on such action and it is believed that thH provision will be adopted without a fight. Reducing taxes next year and this year arc two dilTerert ...... — i *........... ...........• ••**• retary ot* tho Treasury Mellon Another interesting phase of the tax reduction fiRht is the effort to make the rich pay a ju st proportion of the taxes. Representative Harrow declares that these taxes were (involved "during the war to make the rich pay hut now they are not pitying." He also comes out with the statement that he is satisfied that the great majoriy of former service men would fare better in actual dollars and cents as a result of a sound revision of the taxes than they woqld by a boniw. The American taxpayer is not especially interested i-i y set "plan" or “system" of lowering the taxes hut he is demruicUiijr. an,I .temamllng juatly. prompt .m l ,Waive- action that will give immediate relief from the present l)urdenrpm j Making State Safe For Developers PALM BEACH POST ON THE JOB AT LAST As Brisbane Sees It Private and 1’ ablfc. Strange Coincidence. II. Johnson and Mr. Curtin. Good Horne, Bad Cow Newn. One handicap about being poor is you get shot Instead of being 8ucd for breach of promise. AMDrtislei?! Be S u seT b fix iT uP So \T wgn‘T C o p y rig h t, 19{3 BREAK The only hard thing about »vin, ' dollar have to keep • ' ---**it Is “ youday. saving every d o O/n aga in VERY <Sbcw WOODROW WILSON’S body Is to have n private funreal on Wednesday. It will rest Anally in the crypt of the groat Episcopal Cathedral now. building a t Mount St. Albans in tho northern section of Washington. Woodrow Wilson’s rcnl funeral, the tribute paid to the spirit that is hot dead, spreads actually over the whole world and his in “a publie funeral" in the real sensu of the word. The moment they nre dead, men begin to settle into the place that history reserves for them. Today yvith radio, telegraph, newspapers, history works rapidly. Its Judg­ ments arc ns erroneous ns in the past, probably, but they nre more quickly rendered. We can’t decide whether to buy an nuto or use the money as a fim payment on n new suit. It’* —-easier »._- * **to get the wrony hono number than the right' because there are m orn*"1 °n* wronj ones. An ideal husband is a nmn wh„ gets his weekly pay every " f f TaUt may bo" cheap, but chea0 things don t pay pay. caP Being a movie utarV ’\u b« i must be n nice life, but thirc "C i) no future in it. When a man with but a single idea gets there ho hasn't enjoyed the trip very much. A fter everybody g ;ts •*. l| c,|„. ented there will be nobody left to do our work for us. ALREAUY. FROM all over the world, Woodrow Wilson’s history begins to be written. Lloyd George says, "He was n glorious failure, sacrificing his life for bis ideals.’’ Maximilian Harding says, "Wil­ son is the heroic Hamlet of Amer­ ican history.” Married man tells ua ho is as. sistant head of his house. Light words often carry- more weight than henvy ones. Too many people will give three cheers for something they won't give anything else for. HIS SON-IN-LAW, McAdoo says, "Taken nil in nil, he wns perhaps the greatest man America has yet puduced." Others, goirg not quite so far, give him place beside George Washington. In all expressions 1that come fieri Europe you de­ tect nn undertone of grudging ! praise. Rut nil the words are po­ lite. i NEW YORK Indies have gone all the way to Washington "to in­ augurate a campaign to outlaw war by constitutional amendment." I t’s a pretty idea, hut if they do put ir.tu the Constitution nn amendment forbidding war, let’s hope it will work better than the amendment outlawing whiskey. D A N - D O B B ~SA Y 8~ -s A Cleveland girl robs drug store. It’s n wonder the clerk didn’t offer her something Just as good when she demanded money. Plnns arc under way to ennblo furmers to stuy in debt 1«1 months j every year instead of only 11 • months. WOODROW WILSON NEW YORK TRIBUNE K H H B a a u B H B a iiK u a a iia H B a a x a iia a a a K B a a B K B iiB iia a B ia a g f When the Fire Chief * Speaks of Hazards —he knows! ,A ’i he figure of Woodrow W ilson-from this hour of mourning will in death stirs in the1.1.1. nation the isame grow a broader and more generous •.............................. tense i motions which ------surrounded out.ook upon those bitterly Von- it u him living. Shattered in health forj troversial years of which Woodrow « lour a private The IS ..more 1, ■__ than /for __ .1.. years, .1------------L Ii Wilson * • was the - central figure. — [1 citizen nearly three years, .the tragic r.tnte in which he passed silent Jorcc of his extraordinary his last years lurgely silenced frank a personality lived on undiminished. discussion of his personality. It a There could he no greater tribute seemed us if bitterness thus sup-j aa. *o the strength of that unwaver­ pressed vented itself upon his poll- £ ing flame which was his spirit. ties, upon, indeed, any policy n ____ »-- The cost of a safe deposit box is leas than .71 cents a month. It af* fords absolute protection, ngainst either fire or theft, for your jew­ elry, heirlooms, insurance policies, deeds, contracts, wills, bonds, stocks, receipts, nrmy records— imoprtant pnpers of any kind. Get your box today nnd avoid worry. " ■ l * » I ■ a ■ • n i N n SAFETY at 1 1-1 Oc a day ■ ■ n ■ a ■ i N ■ ■ B ____ - ..........portunt issues. B His opponents nre little disposed i Here was, united, the grant ■ to concede elements of greatness! tragedy of Woodrow Wilson’s ca* ■ ■ in his character. This is in re'er. Thinking greatly, deaiiing i. -not, - a !_ ■ l. is i • ’ truth, the heur for weighing deeds greatly, he did not accomplish ■ or motives. The President of tho greatly. How far the fault lay in B I United States throughout one of an America that rejected his its most critical periods, tho com­ ideals, and how far in a lendermander in chief- of’ its army and fljip that failed its own purposes, . .. navy in the graafest of wars lies it is no* for this day or this gen­ WHEN SWEDEN officially c*x- j cloasl. The whole nation, without Here and now, •............... pressed — its- — lack of confidence in regnrd to party or political prej eration to decide. *-vf a President who gave his health ■ - lie - *-..... J’*S Lj A - * ’i“ ’E S J g S W l f c A COMMUNITY BUILDER 5m “ric5S T ■ u ............ ............... M ^h„t the lenmio " w ......... u... -......... . •■ • F. U FORSTER, President U. F. WHITNER, Cashier ground that the league can do We may hope, however, th at lutes the? passing of a great figure. M nothing to prevent weaker nations ® *® B BBB BB BBB BB BB B B B B B IISB B B nB aO B E B SB B B H B B B B B B B B B B fc from oppression, you realize how important it is for us to keep away from that futile league. prevent war. The must important thing for the United States is to avoid mixing or meddling in Euro­ pean affairs, making itself re­ sponsible for the quarrels of Eu­ rope. 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE TWO BEST ESTIMATES 1T WILL be remembered In his­ tory as a strange coincidence that Woodrow Wilson received His death stroke while campaigning for tin; League of aNtions. i're-ddent Harding, his successor, wns struck with apoplexy, ending in death, while campaigning for the entrance of the United States into the World Court. JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES IN l’ALM BEACH POST B B B B Q B O B B n B B aB B B n B an a B B B a n aB B iaB B n a aB B B B B B B B B B B lB Phone 498 — -Phone 498 On the mighty flood of comments fronted by problems as great, and There will he submitted to tbo .............................. ... grmvunFlorida is n sta te.. ...... that is which the world will bring to this no president over brought to their voter* of this state at the ne*;t ing in wealth along natural lines desk on Woodrow Wilson, dead, two solution ................................. jtion greater intelligence, pa­ general election a constitutions! of development. Its annual tax stand first and foremost in fair- triotism. courage ^ — these ____ ____ three amendment forbidding for a term income from justly recognized tax ness in force and in fine intel-1 qualities without which statesman* ■ of 2f> years, any levy or collection sources is more than adequate to M lif?unce. ship is impossible. To these he fl of income and inheritance taxes bv maintain the government, and the One of these, enjoying the salient added sympathy with the masses, H the state of Florida or its political many things it makes appropria­ vantage ground of distance, anu "His first administration brought ■ subdivisions. tion# for, without taxing what e the greatest mime now left in his­ victory and embodied in law more It was no mere piny to the gal­ dead man lias left for his chil­ E CYRUS H. K. CURTIS’ Wash- tory, hears the signatur i of David economic measures than were ever 0 Hou.sehold (loeds. Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage lery that caused the last legisla­ dren’s comfort. N ington correspondent*"says, " ‘T li* Uo>d Gc')r«-_ the migd.ty contradt ture to recommend the submission in the same length of time. n Transferred Anywhere A n / Time The inheritance tax is a penally ram Johnson’s candidacy is near .»nd counterpart of the ik ad p rasi- secured of this amendment to the people. During this administration also our a • Storage the man who believes th at "He comnlete collunse.” who grappled side by aide nation was linked to three-quarters n Upon the m atter of incomes, on who provideth not for his own Mr. Curtis und the correspondent " ith him in the great woi Id issm* there may he bare argument pro of the world by 70 treaties that don’t know Hiram Johnson. He b ' uP‘*n which rests the Immortality made war almost impossible be­ n B K B H B B a B B a B B B n B B B B B H B B B B B B B B 3 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a and con. Upon ai. inheritance tax fanily is worse than an infidel." of each. The income tax, in sound funda­ not the collapsible kind and a good tween the contracting parties. Ho he supremo court of California there can he none pro, unless the mentals, has little less, if indeed it judge of Northwestern politics The other comes with peculiar ruled that the King James proponent is willing t > admit that has any, ground to stand on. It is says that Hiram Johnson in tlmt grace and generosity carrying the led the nation through its g reat­ est war ami mobilized its vast re­ lion of the Holy Bible is neither if the government has a right to a penalty on th rift and ambitious section would heat high opinion of William Jennin sources more quickly and more ef ■ ! tnrian nor denominational, take away any part <>f an inherit­ endeavor. L'ieh gives a death blow to the ance, it has the right to take nil. It, also, derives its beginning acument of those who u mld have Undoubtedly, the same power ta "I Book barred front the public ■al.e tea per cent of any inherl*- from tlie socialistic doctrine <>f nnce left to heirs of a decedent equal division o f property an I ooIs for such reasons. exists to take t'O per cent or llM> wealth. It is an effort by law to -------- <>—----- per cent —it i « al r. m atter of how 'do the illegal thing of attempting by man much the taxing power thinks th to hold every income down to an t anyone doubts the rrntimont accomplish hi-t serve the widest dissemination people will give up without too average of sameness for all. put pose cannot dim the glory of ■Sanford for a municipal!v ownTHE UNITED STATES D e-! Says Lloyd George:, An income for the purpose of that effort." •i electric light plant, Just ask a strenuous opp idtion or rebellion. nartmont of Agriculture says' “ Woodrow Wilson is surely one Many states, gone wild over the taxation ns such, is held to he all isunter after he has opened his Thera were no two men who New York State had five of the great figures in history— it bill for the p .st month. I t 1 opportunity thus presented t > add that is left after a certain sum for i tlvaicand knew better than these. One wr.-fewer horses and Iho central figure in history. Hi i ,1 take Bomethir-g more than th • to their lax income, have placed living expenses und carrying ,,n twenty-eight thousand fewer cows mime will ho curried t> his own in his World cabinet. The other in such a burden on the heirs of the bu incss have been deducted. That j'ort. day” argument to tonrince in 1927 than in 11)22. As regard ) glory and the permanent benefit of his Home cabinet. Both had dif­ th at he Is not paying tto much. dead that the life long work of th ■ it leads to falsification and ex­ harsei, fered; hut b o th 'h a d agreed, and that’s good news. Auto- mankind. decs dent and the admittedly good travagance is shown by the fact both hint, niuiive and method, mobile tractors take their place". " ih e tragedy of it ill i.i thn* to »hoknew core. 1rank Jennings made substantial ami proper spirit of leaving some­ that, salaries being included as The gas engine is to tho horse Woodrow Wilson', failing waa bin thing for tho'o who rontu after part o f the legitim ate expenses of :ndn in Plant City by bis ali­ When tho final judgment of hisI ineoln wan to the slave. inability to subdue personalities— as here last week. Ho impress* him, is nigh to being ntranglcd. a business, may ho and often are what tnry is written it will not he found As regards cowa it’s bad news, his refusal to give nn nersr.mil *thi* hearers as living both enrn- The y have li.-tem-d to the strenuous raised all cries of those who have nothing, nrul enpalile. If the saint- re* ts are in evidence at other never bail anything, and never will lita where he ha: appeared, hi < have anything, that money is the jninution is practically assured. worst thing u mun can leave Ids son. *lant City Courier. .Such ii tax puts a penalty on Vnathcr mine disaster! This frugality, parental love, and ib>- inheritances are tax o thoond e bottom out wontof a . sire to help tho , family, * .. nnu. plans . Let us nmko sure tho continuance Hoi I ill and theTulls miners N. f a r below are drowned liKo n premium on that doctrine of so- °T That assistance by \otm g the calv ta in a trap. H may he impend-1cinlj3nt which declares for nn equal adoption of this amendment by an mot [[to avoid such uccurances, h u t| , , * ' mu , I,*,-I,mint? tn I division of property regardless of overwhelming poll next Novemhc*. But nut y u can t count on that as penn powers would have made to ke uTw om ier if they ure nat right and regardless of work. 1 1 hen. having trie d the thing for 'ti regular thing. The higher the the American desire! for changes work, And these are the things which | more or less to negligence. History undoubtedly wishes t;»f h'o hetivy is this burden hesoine 2a years, there is little danger of ypo .the smaller the family. The >>> the league plan. know. **,****■' ***“ ,«,'| *’i mnthcr oyster lay* mare than ftO,-1 “But Mr. Wilson could not ovorjlttprney General H arry Da ugh- in many stales, that men are scek- Flornln ever repealing it and In*- joOfi.OOO egg*'in a single year. The come liU failing. Lest year when Lloyd George nnd Bryan have OHANS E N f in making his eulogy t > Wil- 1ing other states to which they may coming a predatory government on | mother ckpliant doesn't average11 visited him in Washington, ho made notable contributions to the . said, "1 never made any per- remove and live their hist days, are the just reward of those who have mori‘ then one young elephant in wus ns bitter as ever against tru th of history. Y*e note them, :tM . attack un him, uml cunse- converting their property in such ... . , , live years. Ids opponents. Mr. Wilson can anyway. A new leaf is turned on the Calendar, iiLy have n o th in ' to take back taxed states into property in non­ worked, or the ju st inheritance of , * -------trample on great men but not Httl • those whose fathers have nccuntu* r tli ;* !ie h: ."m to hia rc- tax! <1 states. TH E TEST NEWSPAPERS THAT see the m en —there are too ninny of them, disclosing exquisite proof o f how well ' luted for them. *d." Mi*. Daugherty’s words of world through the eyes of high But after all, Mr. Wilson wax a Tired of the job and ready to quit, s ise will mean more to Woodrow Not quite sick, nnd nut quite fit, sleek black satin, black suede cut-outs finance are beginning to talk with tenderfoot in politics. But Mr. [ . sail’s friends by having taken I oolite noliti comlescuision of Ranisay Wilson never r.eemeu to withstand Not a chance to make a hit. |h • positio n And yet you stick—that is the and Colonial silver buckles may be the Ihitish Labor Pro- political pin‘ 1pricks. They hurt hi.* _MacDonald, - t* test. "here is scarcely nn editor in the Ily IRVIN S. COBB combined— when Johansen docs it! ntry who hui net during the Harassed you arc with petty de­ tails; two or three days written in I q’.Vo Northerner s traveling in l. itied agaiiut a tree and let time highest terms of W >alrow t h . mountoi„n „f Kentucky had rollonw ;m l. Helpers scarce and slow as snails,; i inuii, tic ii,. has cvuii ooeii eulogize l . . . •, , • .. How >1*> you do? All too light in Cod's greut scales. Bon. 1U n.m for hours, without racing a lho Mortheraers. ['practically every pn paper from | said one of Ami yet you s t’ek—that is the ; ine to Mexico, Thin Is is • fine, sign of life. At lust they istne to "llovvdy." test. eding himself intelligently in govEven more discriminating and | ---------------------------Mint j tainly we like to see it. But a cabin in a clearing.Th'' hag lay in "Pleasant country." eminent. The amazing thing is satisfying in a wuy are Mr. Bryan's way Bryan’s ii much better, how much hapwhich cannot fail Teachers are few and not easy to their mud holes a thin clnyhank Tin* native shifted hi* quid nnd I,that A t_spoonfed, I*--? » ■ pampered, conceit- generous *words * jr the last days of Woodrow mule find; grazed round ond round in a granted. c l inutviduuls of the so-called to take their permanent place in jjapd. would have Iren, if some Pupils are late andd do not mind; mind; i A “upper classes” could he moder* history, circle to save tho trouble of v.lak"Lived here all your life?” do not --- and* ona *lunk ' mail whose »TL; these word* hud been written ting. atcly successful in government I Mr. Ilryan said; School's equipment lags it behind. ' The native spat pensively.* }ore1 hit) death, And yet you stick clothes were tho color of the mule, ■with no knowlege of real life back 1„ " No president except Wushingtick—th at is the | Not yet/* he said laughingly. test, lof them. WEkv and Lincoln was ever con—Edward Trallc. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER t i -* • } MY FAVORITE STORIES $9 WOODRUFF & WATSON J - M �*.,“ .-f -. J,,-J« -,' ^ ~ : _“T~7sr .-r ^W * ""r TV.: ^ -■VVJT! -g«»<l3 '' •■' . , ■ • > . » ', ■; - *<. , ,t . „« 'i V » , , * K •• ■v-C f- .' ! THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 SOUSA’S BAND TO Passion Play Stove BE AT DAYTONA Tells Story o f Bible BEACH ON FEB. 18 Sanford’s Social Side Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor; Residence 217-W I[" S O C IA L jr A L E N D A R J hvcdnesdxy—General business I meeting of Woman's Club. IflVdnwday—Mrs. Gcorgo DoCottes will e n t e r t a i n th e mem­ bers of the Evening Bridge Club. Iffednesdey—•Nellie Turner Circle 1 meets a t .1:110 p . m. a t th e h o m e of Mrs. Tom Lamb on Oak Avenue. | Thursday—Mr*. George Hoy will I entertain the members of the Idlers Club a t the home of Mrs. A. Vaughan on Sanford Heights, l-rhursday—M rs. W... J. Thigpen will entertain the members of the Every Week Bridge Club. Ifriday—Mrs. R. R. Deas and Mrs. Fred Daigcr will entertain the members of the Mothers Club at the homo of the former in Rose Court a t 3:30 p. m. iFriday—The Sallie Harrison Chap] ter N. S., I). A. R„ will meet in the I’alm Room at the Valdez Hotel nt 3 p. m. | Friday—Mrs. Stella Arrimgton will entertnin the members of the Book Lovers Club nt three o'clock at her homo on Magnolia Avenue. | Friday—Dinner Dance tinder the auspices of the House Cmnmitee of Woman’s Club nt Club House at eight o'clock. | Friday—Boa.-d meeting of the Sul|ie Harrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. R.. at 2 p. m„ nt the Paint Room, Valdez. |Friday— Regular meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. S. 1). A. R., in the Paint Room, Val­ dez Hotel, nt 3:30 u. m. [Saturday—Cecilian Music Cluh Alice Delysin, French mires*. now appearing on Broadway, wore me' -H at 3:15 p. m. at the Stu­ dio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson gowi;’.n r*f diamonds arid pearls worth $2,000,000 r.t one performance. No kidding! „„ ........ ling! A dozen detectives and a score of other strong-arm men on .Myrtle .Avenue. Monday—Subscription Jjrldgo a t t **ttmiin,r nbout whcn photographer prepared to snap his the home of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat on Palmetto Avenue at 3 p. in. for K. of C. Hall. EVENING BRIDLE CLUB | DINNER-DANCE. | Monday—Silver Tea at the home ENTERTAINED. Tables will be arranged for of Mrs. B. F. Whltner, on Onk One of tin* most delightful of those who wish to play cards inAvenue, under the auspices of the many social affairs id Wednos- stead of dance after the dinner the Woman’s Guild. •lay evening was the bridge party Friday evening at the Woman's | Monday—Mrs. George McRory will given by Mis. Ge;.rge A. DefVittei Cluh, unilcr the auspices of the entertain the members of the St. at her home on Mngrndin Avenue, Huien Committee. Ail those who Agnes Guild nt her home on the guests were the members of wish .0 play cards ate requested the Evening Bridge ’Club. t<» notify Mrs. VV. D. Gardiner, IPalmetto Avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Exquisite pink roses and froc das 1137). | Monday—Mrs. Joseph J. Dickin­ A!! iho.-o desiring to attend the son and Mrs. Orion Farrell will were lavishly used in the various entertain the’Pipe Organ Club a t | T ma, whcrt; thc l !inl tables w ere; dinner-dar.ee are asked to phono the homo of the former on Mng- I'lavcd. !rs. Howard Overlin, (11082) not nolia Avenue, nt 3 o’clock, honDainty pmk and white tallies later than Thursday evening. Thiroring Mrs. Charles Dickinson w,erc usctl f‘,r keeping scores and Ity tables arc being prepared nr.d and MisH Blanton of Orlando after a number of spirited games quite a number of interesting feannd Miss Glee Alexander of Sis- nf bridge, prizes were awarded, tures arc being provided. This heMrs. it. A. Newman holding high big Loay Year, special dances nnd tersville, AVest 'Virginia. ftinung Alut/jalic-i, vyi. jyven j£»vi)r.; arc being planned, r, | Mmuftiy— Miiljlt Jtyii* telephone --(ScTyen. •<wlul<»'S tfie ■« r —— •— Fima Tolnr will entertain at amen’s prize a late book, went to , PAR IT POST 1’ONED. Mah Jong nt the home of Mrs. E. F .Ifou.-holder. The Mali Jong party to have J. N. Tolar on Tenth Street ,nt After the awarding of the prizes, hv<’' given Friday evening by 8 o’clock. Mrs. DeCottes served a tempting Florence Malm and F.lma | Tuesday—Business meeting follow­ salad course, with scalloped oys- Tolar at the home of Mrs. J, N. ed by bridge of the Social De­ ter* and coffee followed by u sweet Toh*r ha:, been postponed until partment of the Woman's Club course. Monday evening at 8 o’clock. ut 2:30 p. m., Mrs. faul Riggers, Those enjoying the cordial liasmt— ~~ hostess. ' pltnlity of Mrs. DeCuttea were Mr. and Mrs. h rank B. Pnttce and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mr. ami f:iown i'oint, Imb, were among the A BUILDING Mr*. It. A. Newman Mr. and Mr.i.ianival:i in l*iu city Wednesday and | God gives you something to build E. F. 11011*holder, Mr. nnd Mr-. 1KIv* pleasantly located a t the Montoday; Murry Bodwell, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. K. trauma. It may be a palace or back-lane Roumillat, W. C. Hill and G. A.I ... , ------- V , . DeCcttes. Mins t !arn Ayecoek of Hender­ wall; son, N. will arrive here FriI Whatever it is, with a heart th a t’s gay, BUSINESS MEETING SOCIAL ‘l:,v mi;l will be the guest of Mrs. Ayccock nt her home on Myr­ Go—build it nil. DEPARTMENT AND BRIDGE Jtle Avenue. PARTY. , Don’t leave out parts of it. Aim On Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 faith-high, there will be nn important busi-j LAKE MARY With prido in your heart, re­ ness meeting of the Social Dcpnitmembering still rnent of thu Woman’s Club, tl is Tfte supper given Tuesday eve­ | That Kingly plannings about you earnestly desired that all members lie he present ard be on time as inat- ning by thu Epworth League of And n Kingly will. tors of much importance must be 1 ‘ Methodist Church of I-ukc discussed. ? nr> nt ,ht* home of Mrs. Wm. And if it’s n wee little cottage you At t|10 conclusion of the litisi- -“ 'riDave was a decided success . rVa/ ’ii - i nrss meeting there will be a game ,K' r ' Rtr' c,l delicious Ami folks laugh long at its hum- t)f br Mife with Mrs Paul Bigg-rs suPlIcr* bhen a pleasant evening bio grace,____________________________________________‘ 0* music and recitations was un­ just cry: “ My Architect’s plans J ' _____ joyed. were clear U’nMPiM’q Miuqinvi i l i Y 'r1v>U»> i l l Y 1M[.^ am) pleasing was a chorus, \ \ O.MhN S MISSIONARY Mrs_feature Evan. j Ir_ s He needed the place.” m o n th In W a sh in g to n , D. C. By ANTON LANG S toves. I think, m ust lie a curl O B iiy lu America. I say th is be­ ca u se ut (be (mentions people a«U m e ‘a b o u t my P u rslo u Play stuzu u w hich a t tr a c t e d po imttli a t ­ te n tio n In New York, at (lie begin­ ning of our U nited S ta le s lour. I uud told Dial th e r e uru stoves in tills c ountry, only they a r e m ade of Iron, an d not like our stoves of p orce lain tiles th a t help to keep us w arm lu O ln-ruinmcrgau when O a B E a B ttB S K Z ilia Alps are co v e red with snow. So It ts not su rp risin g th a t people in New York w onder nt my stove: b ec a u s e In New York people livu PASSION PLAV A rove AND in g r e a t com m unity buildings h e a t­ ANTON L.ANU 0 ed by steam . Most heating In This ito v. w a turn - n l by ths A m eric an tow ns and cltlus and tu Arneric.in n i d i t t o r (to. ' o r a special .niMoncal collection (o r ’.(•« i c c o r j la rg e country ho m e s Is through •im 0/ 111)0. c e n tr a l beating plants. America It very m odern, very gulch to Invent and use such w ondsrtul couven alypre. Tin) low er th reo p a n e ls ® imices. A m erica could not turn a r e from tlis Old T e s t a m e n t a n d n hacU thH „ (l>vo any m a re than ihe upper three from the N ew j“ It could ctinngu its electric tr a m s T e s l a n ie a t The first panel U thu it to h o r s e tram s. crim e of Cain, tho first c rim e In o But my Rlovu Is the Mint of stove *.tm world; above Is J " bms w ashing fe th a t Is our s u b s titu te for your ra d i­ the foot of I’eler, t h e llrxl net ot * ator. It does n o t have a firebox. service. In front t h o lower iianel a bat t a k e s Iho tire from a fireplace Ishows tho fn'l of A d am anil K ve; *> on t h e oth e r slits of a wall. One jabove Christ 011 th e C ross, a to n in g JJ room you see lias a g ra te nnd t h u , for th e ir sin. T h e third low er u lire is brought Into tho stove from 1 pallet Is Adam nnd E va driven mil this grille th ro u g h tile pipes, tom- j of P aradise; nbnve Ilia Inst supc lag In below nnd passing out lie-1oer. when Christ g * ’ e of his ow n low. T h is Is in principle like It)a I flesh nnd blood to h is disciples, h " d r u m s '' you plaeo h ere on stove At 'h e ca m e ra a r e th e four npo.sJi pi pea when tho pipes pass fron im ' t i e s who did rvost lo spread Chris- h one room lo a room above. In tla n lty —Pcler, P a u l, J a m e s a n d [j Oherninincrgau wo 11.1a stoves n s l t l i o o th e r John. A dove with nn 11 an o rn a m e n t tu the hotiso and 1olive branch In Its m outh Is th e £ m a k e them I 11co lo r wlili pic tu res symbol of the Holy Spirit uud of ri and reliefs. pence. Je su s, holding o u t his a r m s £ Tins Passion P lay stove was dn- to us nnd asking u s to com e to x signed by H err W a lte r von B u c k - 1 him, s ta n d s above. tc schcll ami m yself after the Pas T he stove look e i g h t m onths to H sion Play of 1022. We worked On model und tin tl il. It wfls a work o t fi a plan lu tell tho story of the Play lore. Tho color s c h e m e makes use .1 und tho story of C hristianity. 1 of blue-green und crcnm-cuturcd ^ molded the c lay nnd painted, tiles, with gold d e c o r a tio n s n nd x glazed nnd llrnd Iho tiles. trim m ing. Thu b a s e reliefs n n d ^ 3 lit* stove r e s ts upon tho sy m ­ s ta tu e s uro of p u re w hite porce- n bols ot the fo u r Evangelists, as Iain. T ho above s t a n d s abo u t 12 [J they a r e decribcd lu tho Apoc- feet high. n Mr. and Mrs. Price and an of Monroe were driving through our section on Sunday, culling a t the home of their old friends, Mr. nnd Mrs. H, G. J.undqulat Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and children were callers Sunday after the service, at the home 01* his mother, Mrs. .1. R. I.iindquist, and brother, A. II. nnd wife. i _Emil Magnuson lias exchanged his new Ford for u sport Star auto. Rev. Waldberg will lie here for service next Sunday, both morning ] H K jy H K /( | III / k it L m ll, T cD * ✓ •».* 'saanzaaam ttj in 1924 Tell them of your quality goods; and how they can save money by trading at your store. Say it through the advertising columns of the Sanford Herald. The Herald is read daily by the huge mass of buyers who make up our community. It is the messen­ ger that calls the people to mer­ chants’ counters. Advertise in the Herald and you are sure of getting your share of the demand t*o r merchandise throughout 1924,’ nml evening, ut the Lutheran sick with fever und both of the church. children of Mr. and Mr*. Morgan I he meadow larks and mocking l Loyd have the measles 'birds are singing again and the, Will Tyner, who formerly work! martin* nre back in their old neats. — r-------— . —---------------- *-------— l.TIhnJ! seem to thin:; spring lie*' TJ. . ,, , a jconm. . Big-time : Feb; 15th [3 I A number of children enjoyed W n m m ’c Saturday afternoon with the l i l t ! ▼r (liT lclIl S ! folk* a t Bclnir grove. ( ‘i l j i r i t ’ V R i l l ! Little Elizabeth Hirschi has been I I *' •snaHBBSBcnoBnaBKKEaKBitnsacixazKa jc:icik u i* !an :jj:n i:n u K t:!icacB B B at)an B B B an aaai.B rB ax o ccH iisiaau a i g Saturday F r i d a y LONC.-WAISTF.D FROCK'S OF YOUTHFUL DESIGN The materials that paler into the fashioning of there smart little frocks arc silk serge and French llinsirl. The lirst design, in navy blue serge, has the fron* and sleeves slaihed, and is trimmed with blue and green hraijl arranged in underlay effect on front and sleeves. The skirt ix tucked at the sides. Medium size reipibe- .11j yards 5l-in>li material and 1 yard (J lira id, (> inches wide. The kimono Mouse of the zecond drexj is made of cheek lliiin l, tint die skirt is of serge, triuiineil with fancy braid. The neck is iit round <1111 line, and there ate inserted jtoekUn which muy heondiicdt if preferred. Medium iizc rwjuires I 1, yard 5 I-::k !. serje raid l yard* al-ineli llanial. Second Model: Dress No. 001’. g vir*r recitations were Size-*, J! to *!4 im lies bust, am! 10 to ( it well, Mia3 Elsa Bridges, 20 years. Pike, J5 cents. Mis. Sewell, Norman Snow and Billie Miagrave. Thole were several geests from Sanford. Everyone seemed to en­ joy the evening very much. E x tra Specials for the Last Two D a y s 36-in. Printed Liklinen in new small patterns. Special—yard “Ever F ast” Suiting in all shades, guaranteed color—yard 20c 44c 30 pieces of Normandy Voiles. New patterns, dark and l i g h t colors, guaranteed permnaent dots and fast colors, 36 to 40 inches. Last 2 days—yard : it regular routine of business, John G. Leonard! left Thuix- meeting was turned into a house(iay afternoon for Ocala where he wanning, the recently remodeled Went on business. nnd newly equipped kitchen being used fo r'th e lir.;t tine. Quito a Howard Goodknight of Jackson­ number of cabinets and other neeville spent Sunday in Sanford on C3sniy articles have been added. nix way to Grovetnnd. Mrs. DeCour:-ey, Mis* Allle ‘I he l e a g u e w ishes to th u n k all frafford, Mrs, V>. F. Mheel ■ ami helped tu make the* **• L. Richardson. Jr., of Safety Mrs. L. N, Hnnsdt, the leute-run e v e n i n g a succcjm. Harbor, Is spending this week for the afternnan served tea, cof- ‘ here transacting business. fee and nandwiehes as f.e.-hment.s. Hunting a nickel on tli<* floor , will reduce your hay window. Albert Smith left Thursday ufMr. and Mrs. C. B. .McIntyre of _,_______________ _ ternoon for Ocala, where he will Lakeland who have been tho-gucsts The height of fashion is always Tend Friday on business. of their daughter, Mrs. J. N. lo- found in the price. --------------------------, Mrs. T. M. Fonts of Jacksonville lar have returned to their home, j -----;— , Senator Underwood ia lighting ■s in the city for a short stay and Mina Mable Seals an* flownrd „,a)i these days, and so are the “ stopping at the Montezuma. u a:iu u B ;iu rta^)iaan B :in z jriu u n a cloodknlght both of Jncks.onvil.e philftipines tinder Wood. isited the former’s uncle George I ___________ __________ vis! o linger and daughter of Jack­ * :-----Wednesday, on their way | --------------- : sonville who are touring the state Cook fi:g*J O home a fter attending the iampn orc in the city for a brief stay. fair. E. S. Blakewoof, Kleenwond, Mr. and Mr*. George Burns of La., arrived in the city Wednesday Sayre, Pa., have arrived in San­ [or a short stay here attending to ford to spend the remainder of the business. winter and are at the George ( oo.; Mrs. Clarke Leonard)’ returned home, corner Falk Avenue and b'nie Wednesday from Daytona, Third Street.. where she ha* been the guest of JHi 3. r>. V.V Elder ha* tcturned Br. and Mrs. Davey. from Marianna, where* she wax called by the illness of her father, Ik W. Clarke and R. T. Parnell Meaxor. She w a accom­ were among those from Jackson- John panied home by her father, who Mlle nteniling o business hero will upend some time here. •Vednosday. Mr. and M nTp. Guy Crews are ( l a V eVeilillff, Feb. 7, <lt , Mr. M. Kronen is leaving Satur- among the visitor* in Sanford and LaV for New Y'ork, where he will art* guests at the Montezuma. -*ir. _ Purchase his spring line of ladies ami Mrs. Crew* are ca route to f J j i jvv o f $1 I t V l n p l f Wearing apparel. their home in Jacksonville t_rom l O r t U l l I d v o U C IU L l\. on thu East ..Mins Ethel Gordon of Elizabeth, points of interest Coast. *'■ J-. is now the attractive guest 01 Mrs. J. Fleischer at her home GIFT ANl) STATIONERY SHOP un Magnolia Avenue. 207 Magnolia. Phone I01-J J i n . John D. Woodbiek of Kis!l“ mee is the charming guest of W O l t t i t l l I lrs- W. H. Tunnicliffe at her love-j \ I i t s i c ’tiiB V anB nanaasB B B tin tiiiB n n an in R aB B n B iacB n riS D aaB B B an E g iaB R aan n aB x aB flR B iiB M B n N U B U B H aaH aH H aaH aM M H re h°me nt Rutledge Station. 1U U 31C. 3 CHARITY BALL For the benefit of Female! - Laughton Hospital, Friday, Feb. 15th, Women’s Club House. Price $2.00— Big Times. MINSTREL The Athletic Asso­ ciation of the Sanford High School will pre­ sent a black and white face Minstrel Thursthe High School Audi- There will be plenty of singing and dances. Charity Ball at the Don’t miss it. Woman’s Club. Good Admission 50 and 25 1cents. S: r 'l n l x u v IU D ) u 1" K iiiin im x n x ririn E fisrK & n iK an zn aaaay B K S B an E ean sn flB B B M a B I irxt Modti: I’ii torial Rtview 1irexs No. WJ-J0. ■ ices, J1 to -id i.tehui hast. Price, J l cent *. Charity Ball . for Hospital, Feb. 15th. It All depends on how many people know about your values and ser­ vice. TULL THEM! Daily Fashion Hint - I^IU Ill t y —HOW MUCH OF THIS DE­ MAND FOR MERCHANDISE WILL REACH YOUR STORE? UPSALA AND GKAPEVILLE ,f u the members of her e la n of 3ho is the preiident and Dr.^ ton, the teacher, a t her r Friday, Feb. 1. St*, with whipped cream, iced i coffee were served for ments. _ _ . Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry, Grail mother Bongaton and Miss Ec -------------Tyner were Sunday guest* a t homo of Mr. and Mrs. J.O .T*' while Emil Mngnuson 'P®"1 iday with his sister, Mrs. J . 1 LundtimsT. -----------—- —— , ___, JL/Oll L lO rg e t p i • . R o ll F a h II Mrs. Volie Williams entertained D u rin g his c a r e e r S ousa has r a i s e d ; hir. b a to n over hi:, band fo r m o r e , t h a n 10 00ft conc erts—a n a v e r a g e | o f m o re th a n .100 concerts a r e a s o n , i 1 Tampa was represented Wednesday by W. II. Johnstone and J. Under. Anton Lang Explains Religious Meaning of Beautiful Hand­ made Pottery Design and Tells History’ of Its Mak­ in g-C om pares It With Modern Heating. John Philip Sousa and his band of 88 men, on his 31st annual tour, will appear at the auditorium at Daytona Beach on Monday, Feb. 18, it was announced Thursday, Two concerts will be given, one in the afternoon uid one nt night. That Sousa is the best-beloved of nil present day conductors is irdicitcd that the majority of men who will appear with the famous bandmaster during bis 31st annual t*ur are men who have been with hhn for more than five seasons. The average length of service of the 88 men in thu band is about eight, years, and there are several men who have been with th*1 Starch King more than 23 seasons. The esteem in whlc.i he is held by handmon over the country was indiented upon bis last visit to Shreveport, La., where a director of a rural band drove more than 150 miles in bis “flivver" to greet Sousa. Often as many ns « dozen local bnnd leaders may be found on the utage following a contort John Philip Snusn gave his first concert ut the head of the band which hears his name on Sept. 1C. 1802. This season is the 31st dur­ ing which he has headed his or­ ganization, and the 15th in which lie has gone from coast to const. ed a t the A. C. L. shops here where he learned hfs trade of boiler­ maker, leaving here for Wnycros-. was a visitor last week at the home of his uncle, T. O. Tyner, on his way home from Tampa to Jack­ sonville. , , . , Mr. Joslin. nn Adventist friend from St. Pnul, Minn., has been stopping for some dnys at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest West, spending a few days last week a t Formosa nnd this week at the fair at Tamna. Mitts Lila orcompaniod him. Mr. Joslin had the honor of representing his state nt the 30th annual convention of the AntiSnloon League which was held last French Ratines in plaids and heather -mixtures are impoi ted. 2 days a t—yard c Imported .lap Crepes—extra heavy, all shades. Special for Violet Sale, fast colors —yard 89c AND 98c Silks—25 pieces Chinese Printed Silk, 36 to 40 in. wider. Special for—yard v a len tin es! Let us plan Your Valentine Party decorations. See our window Display and Assortment of Cards. “Ever Fast” Linen shrunk, 45 to 36 in­ ches, guaranteed fast color—yard 40-in Printed Voiles in the new patterns—yard 44c Towels—Bath and Huck, large size for —each Ever Fast Voiles, solid colors, -10 in. wide, fast solid colors—yard 19c 69c COLEMAN’S Only 2 More Days Y ow ell Co. Friday and Saturday = �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, The World O f Sports (UTS SMALL BARROW TURNS DOWN THE OFFER OF INNUMBER NOW CLARK GRIFFITH TO MANAGE THE WASHINGTON SENATORS THIS YEAR CHICAGO, Feb. 7,—M ajor basew iU r T » f A iM t lR k l P m « ) NEW YORK, Feb. 7—An offer names of Eddie Collins, White Sox club* prepare to enter their ig training they are finding to manage the Washington Sena- second sucker and Kid Gleason, selves with almost a complete tors this season made by Clark former White Sox manager, have A lte r of players signed up. Ex­ ceptionally few holdouts are list­ Griffith during the American Lea­ been mentioned fo r the post, while gue session in Boston Wcdnesduy, it hIro was intimated that Griffith, ed. The Cincinnati Reds have one of was turned down by Edward G. himself a managerial veteran, the largest lists of unsigned play- Barrow, business mnnuger of the might take oyer the active reins in t>, ers with four still to nffix their v. i, n„ addition to his duties ns club prcs'signature to contracts. The pur­ Yankeca, It was learned today. Be- ident> if unab]e to find a cupable chase of Carl* Mays, from the Ynn- tails of Griffith’s offer were not (Md genGrn|. kces nnd Tom Sheehan from St. revealed, but it was understood Barrow has had wide experience Paul has bolstered the Red pitch­ Barrow declined to accept because ns u baseball manager nnd exeap THE SANFORD HERALD W ILLPV BL1SH ing staff. as u stockholder and secretary of live. He piloted the Detroit Tig^ ■ Manager McGraw of the Giants the franchise and addition business ers in 11)03 and 1001 nnd led the PROSPERITY EDITION SA TU R D A Y , PEIL t a ll. *hdd Wayland Dean, Louisville star duties, he desired In retain his Boston Red Sox in 1918, 1010 and twirler, ns One of his principal connections here. 1020. IDs 1018 club captured the *\ purchases. * Washington is the only m ajor last American League pennant Five thousand extra eopiea will be distributed by the Chamber, of Com­ The Phiindelphin Athletics has league c]tilt without a pilot. Since Ilor.ton has had nnd defeated the acquired Mnx Hishop of Rnltimore, Dtnriie Hush was released, the I Chicago Cubs in the world's series. merce at it# booth at the Madison.Square Exhibit bit N w ilM h a shortsttm; Paul Strand, Salt Thousands of other extra copies will be a e n t throughoet th i eeuniry by cit­ Lake chief slugger, and Kimimmn, Milwaukee outfielder. By recent izens of SanfordandSemlnokCounty. . m i t LOW TIDES ,player swaps, the Boston Red Sox Rumors m iti i -----and Cleveland have cleared up most y* On nm cli 1921 of their uncertainties, THIS SPECIAL EDITION • Sisler has disposed of the Urban Bato^ Jan. Feb. Mar. April "Shocker case for his club remov­ Will be illustrated throughout. ing its principal trouble while the 1 1 U.55 11.2." 11.00 j 12.33 It will tell of Sanford's prosperity. iSt. Louis Cardinals have arranged 2 10.:)9 12.23 12.05 1.19 It will invite the homeseeker to come to Sanford. , terms with Jeff Pfoffer, their only :i 11.34 2.02 1.18 11.58 regulnr whose return was doubt­ •l 12.10 It will be Invaluable as an advertising medium to both d ty end county. 2.40 1.40 2.09 ful. 1.05 ■ 2 .5 5 ; 2.30 5 3.18 f Both the Chicago White Sox and i; 3.53 2.27 3.11 3.37 RESERVE EXTRA COPIES NOW! Cubs report their -rotters in almost 2.48 7 3.50 3.15 4.20 , complete shape. 8 5.05 5.01 4.20 4.02 ELSIE The Herald Is printing * limited, number of copies. Send lit- ja m order, to* 9 4.48 5.45 5.01 5.42 W HITE day. if you desire to have copies reserved. 10 0.30 5.33 0.20 5.43 >Star Golfers Enter 0.20 0.21 7.10 0.47 11 12 0.35 8.00 7.10 0.57 Florida Tournaments M 7.50 7.29 9.04 8.34 CLIP A N D MAIL TH IS COUPON M 8.25 8.40 10.00 9.31 Hr The Anaiirlntr.l Press. 15 9.19 10.20 9.43 10.54 ' ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 7. Hi 10.14 11.20 10.39 11.47 L w V /n ^I tr^rr.jiiljb i!»^ ovtr ycj.-V/fWovtfyw,- <j«,butl7nblu«., —Golfers from muny parts of the 17 11.07 12.12 11.33 12.38 ‘ North nnd E ast are expected t.» Sanford Herald, IS 11.58 1.00 12.25 1.27 i participate in three tournam ents J» 12.47 Sanford, Fla. 1.45 1.13 2.15 Elsie W hite, Noted Sing­ fully. People’s eyes give them .to be played on the St. Augustine 20 1.32 2,27 1.58 3.01 away almost always. ; links during the next CO days. The 21 3.08 er, Explains Reactions 2.41 3.48 2.14 “1 am singing one song now Gentlemen:— eighth annual spring tournament O') 2.53 3.49 3.24 4.37 that I call the emotional test— ‘will open Feb. 10 and play will con­ 2:’. 3.12 5.30 4.21 4.08 Please re se rv e .................... copies of the Prosperity Edition of , tinue through Feb. 25. After that New York City.—'‘Psychoan­ ‘Every Night I Cry Myself to 21 4.11 4.55 0.30 5.17 will come the women's third annua) Sleep Over You’ it is named. It 25 The Sanfo|d Daily Herald for which I enclose remittance at the-rate 4.53 5.18 0.07 alysis was diBcoi ered by the first tournnment, Mar. 5-8, which will 2<! 5.39 0.51 0.10 8.24 «d o r way back in the Garden of is not really ns plaintive as the of 5c per copy. . bp fallowed by the Florida winter 27 0.30 7.55 7.29 ' 9.24 title sounds, but for ail that It 1 championship tournam ent Mar. IJdea days," d e c l a r e s Elsie 28 7.05 9.00 10.19 8.13 certainly gees down into folks’ i 18-22. Attached hereto is a list of names. 29 8.11 10.01 9.40 11.13 While, who wonders why every­ hearts and pulls out w hat’s there. i . Wilfred Leid, professional in .10 9.10 10.45 12.02 body acts as if nil these “Isms" , charge of the course which was one Mail these copies to the names enclosed, it is understood that this "The woman whose husband ■of the favorite places of recreation they talk so much about nowa­ has the lodge habit, the young rate includes postage. * for the late President Harding dur­ girl who is in lovo with a mar­ days are something new. ing his visilM to Florida, projeets on which exemption is claim­ ried man and the mother whose ‘Believe me, if you couldn’t i nounccs botli greens ami fairways (Signed) ............................... ed. e c u is on the wrong track—as 1 dive clown into unconsciousness i in almost flawless condition. He Prim ary Certificate: Rending, , has recently negotiated the 18 holes sing I look' out and sec eacl arithmetic, English grammar, and su b c o n ac lo u an e o s, you Address ................................. .In 09 and followed that with a 71 wouldn't get very far on tho one react. The sentiment In th« composition, geography, u. H. his'o n an unusually windy day. tmy, nature stuily, drawing, man­ singe,’’- siie points out. “You’ve song and tho sound of a sympa Mrs. Kiln K. Banning of Cincin­ ual a rts, school singing and ele­ go*, to catalog your audience to Ihctic volco combined with -mel nati, state champion, and one of mentary psychology. Note: The see whether you speak their lan­ ody which brings memoriet con , the crack women golfers who visit lh;;t six subject* are the; same a;: , St. Augustine, has announced her . those required for a third grade guage or not, and before long it’s stitute n completer probe than N , intention of entering the woman’s | certificate and the same questions uo trick at aii to do *t success­ psychoanalyst could ever d«*vise. *tournnment in March. .are used. T I Specials. * | Mathematics: Aifthmetie, atNote: Two or more branches gehni , geometry, trigonometry. i ( r ir s t two subjects same ns for must be taken in order to secure j.'irst grade and the same questions special* in any subject group. Special arrangement* must lie • «£♦ are Used). English: Grammar, composition made for examination for special* and rhetoric, English and Ameri­ not listed above. can literature. (The lirat subject Bocnusc .Mrs. Charles Buell, wife same ns for first grade composi­ embraced in of Charles Buell (bottom photo) of tion‘ and rhetoric ore cmDrnceU ,n TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Foh. 7. Inspiration Pictures, obtained a dtS e t A . - i l V W ’ t' \ —Approximately 1.21)0 teachers vorre in I'nri-!, rumor is saying culture (<«ivance) and prospective* toucher* in Flor­ that Mr. Buell soon will become jii„l ‘ . “ s| r^’ ______ i ... ....... H istory: American including ida’* public schools will take the engaged to tLillian Gish, famous Februury examination* far state screen star (top photo.) Miss Gish constitution of United States, an­ teachers’ certificate*, it is indicat­ acts with Buell's I'iIiii company. cient, English, modern, geography. ed by request* fur seta of ques- The entire company, with Buell, is (The questions on geography .suniu a* for other grades of certificates). tiunx so far received at the office in Europe making pictures. Foreign Language? Examination of the atate superintendent of must be taken in two foreign lan­ pubic instruction. The t xnmiimtiun* will be held at I lie county Second Grade: All of the sub­ guages. Commercial Subjects: seats throughout the state, instead ject* for a third grade with the Bookkeeping: Bookkeeping, of Tallahassee as was recently er­ tallowing additional subjects: Ag­ roneously stated in a dispatch sent riculture, civil government, alg e­ commercial law, commercial arith­ metic. , out from the capital city. bra to quadratic*. Stenography: Shorthand, typoOU know th o The questions will go out to the First Grade: All of the subjects r county superintendents on time, it required for a second grade with ,ri.,. if? Ettgiish grammar, Note: quality of Good­ is stated ,nnd every effort is being tho following additional subjects: T,l0..la*t nn1mu'1 *uN cct same ns year T ires—none A dvertising made to simplify the examination Algebra, biology, psychology—. far the grade* certificate*. higher. Do you know Music: Harmony, public school so that there will he no occasion (ndvnnci), general history, rhetore q u a lly w ell tho music. for any dissatisfaction on tho part ic. Industrial Arts: Manual trninprice ot Goodyear Uf the examinee. I Professional: All of the sub1rawing. At the close of the examination ject- required for ti tir.-1 grad Tires? Do you know Domcstic following additional com e Economic*: tho county superintendents will with till must you can huy a genu­ forward to the state superinten­ subjects; English literature, plane • cience, domestic art. ine Goodyear as low dent all examination papers which geometry, foreign language (to be as or lower th an will be graded by a state grading Ecieetei! by i xaminee), history ami any other good tire? committee with all the dispatch principle* uf education, school ad­ possible, nnd the examinee* will ministration and school laws. A t G o o d y e a r Se rvice S t a t i o n be notified of the result, and those Note: There are exemptions a l­ Dealert life i t / / a n d r e c a m * who merit certificate* will receive lowed «n third grade toward* a m en d th e new G oodyear Card* w i t h t h e b e veled A l l them within u short time, it i* second on the following subjects W ea th er T rea d a n d h a th good stated. (provided the average on these th e m u p w ith sta n d a rd The subjects required for the subject* is equal to that required *H » G o o d y e a r S ervice J}* With a dentifrice that ’various grade certificates follow: far second grade): Orthography, Third Grade: Orthography, reading an I physiei;;,y. If the reading, arithmetic, English average is not sufficient on nil i your teed, clean grammar, composition, geography, three, then either out! of the three with 1). S. History and constitution, which has a grade of 80 per cent physiology and theory and prac­ may lv counted towards exemp­ lp lf\7 A"f GH/lVl 4ri 4-n/v L tice of teaching. tion. Exemption* from' a second to a first may be claimed if the general average for a second grade is Advertised goods must, be a& equal to that required for a first EASY grade, if not then only stieli sub­ jects may be counted that have a SETTLEMENT grade of 85 per cent. Exemptions from a first to a The problem of filling profi oiulia! may be counted un all needs is easily settled on | subject*. the principle of reciproc ity, Important: In order to claim Sanford, Flu.—Two Days Mon. & Tues., Feb. 11-12 for what one has to sell the exemptions on any certificate the other wants to buy. examine? is required to present a Direct from Its Phenomenal Hun al the 41th Street valid certificate covering the subThis is tho great princi­ Theatre, New York. ple underlying Herald Want Ad* nnd it has worked for THE PAINT WE SELL year* witli such great suc­ cess that this form of ad­ fS vertising ha* come to be * very popular. r jd im TEACHERS EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN TO MORE THAN 1,200 ? * I? Y Y Y l I tY Y Out-of-Date Y Y Y Y Y Y Yards th at measure only 35 inches and 15-ounce pounds are out-of-date. has put them clear out of business. M anufacturers who advertise give value, be­ cause they have a good name to protect. M anufacturers of well known products and the m erchants who sell these; products often value the names a t millions of dollars. They cannot afford to jeopardize the worth of these goods of full measure names by selling any but and fair price. “w JK 'ra,chor,cour- Kent Vulcanizing Co. COLGATE'S A merchant or m anufacturer cannot afford to ad­ vertise merchandise that will not give service. The pen- Edward Higgins G O O D ^ t& A R You can bank on this. advertised. That is why it pays to deal with advertisers-, and to buy advertised products. The advertising is your protection. MILANE THEATRE The need* of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply i* tho getting of the buyer and seller together uiul Herald Want Ads do th at t*> per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach all thu people effectively — leave your Want Ad a t Tho Herald of­ fice, Phone us to aend for it or phone It to tile Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 s R ead th e A d v ertisem en ts in It W ill P a y Y o u IT DOES NOT CRACK. PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR £ (IIA LK 0 F r A F u ll Line of ALICE TERRY- RAMON NAVARRO - LEWIS STONE K uL om inc . V a r - _ _ ninhe* and Stain* M SOU) ONLY IlY SANFORD PAINT STORE Weluka Bldg. Phone ilOU 1Mh SENSATION OF A CENTURY Presen led With a Special Orchestra .Matinee, fiOc and 75c VIAII. OIIUHIIS Evening, 50c, 75c, $1.00 AOW PRICES s u it s H u s Tax AT ii. r. now c its V �1 T. ■ V ■ I • U*T?T*v-« ' ‘- , .4 . “ T H E R E ’ S TIME FOR ALL THINGS BUT NOW IS THE TIMET© USE HERALD WANT ADS Sanford Daily Herald fANT-AD RATES inns: Cash'in Advance » ,|r p h n n r d »<l». w ill bp r r . _ l , n l fr o m m l ru n * a n d n . l |Kmr «r»l I m m r d l a l f l f fur ^jo trn fi I f|m r - ...... «*^»"***’.“ ...... I f r n li n e FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAUSAGE 'for sn sausage smoked with oaw wlmT JCe.tlb., postpaid. No order ac' — . . less. than 3 lbs. Satisc ceptej for faction guarnatecd. Mrs. Enoch bawyer, Tlfton, Ca„ R. U. £ * N o • Timm — ............... ■■■ Nf n line Iflair* —............ — tie * llnr ADAPTER Carfnen Grapes, Tree Ulucberries, 30 per cent off. BI*fU Karo Typo double above Tree Blackberries. Rest investRal"« mcntti, highest profits, quick re­ rriliic.'(I il a t r a nro f o r con turns, quality plants. Original in­ irrutlvo In s e rtio n * . troducers. Adapted Nurseries •i, u-.irilo of a v e r a g e l e n g t h Tnmpa, Fla. are counted n Hoc. flnlnui!" c h a r g e 30c f o r first FUR SALE.. . . UeSoto paints nnd Insertion. a .lv e rtlsln g la r n t r l r t e i l to tanrishcs at Sanford Novelty 'groper rl a a a lf lr n t lo n . Works, sole agents. 15 l-tfc If an e r r o r la m a d e Tito SnnBU NCITH RA f'ESTtrSTEnmEFFIS onl Herald Will lio respn n n lM e 0r only ono I n c o r r e c t In s e rtio n , and blnckberries—all varieties In, a d v e rtise r, f o r s u b s c im e n t suitable for home and commercial lairrtli'ns. Tho o f f ic e nlutuld he atlfled I m m e d lu to ly I n c a s e o f *planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure r' TO A O V R IIT IS R U * . good early profits. For full i„. A II* raid r e p r e a e n t a l l v e tltn r formation and illustrated catalog Lghlv f a m il ia r w i t h r a t r a , rnl»a No. 0, write Southern Adapted nd classification. w ill g iv e y o u Nurseries, Ilartow, Fla. ompl*!" I n f o r m a t io n . And if I T l m r * ............— a - — 4e a l l n r HOUSES FOR RENT !•0R_RENT—CottAge,_J. Mussoti. F0? RENT—Five-room furnished bVnBnlow' B°ml N ation, an ideal place lor one who wants a reel home. Adults only. Apply 708 W. 3rd St. \ 11 X i- OR RENT—Gnrn^c, corner 11th and Elm Ave. Schneider, FOR RENT—Four ----- room _ _ house, back porch screened in, garage, hen house, etc., West First Street, four miles out. Apply 402 Oak. W fm . AUTOMOBILES AND POLITICAL REPAIRS ANNOUNCEMENTS •A TO THE HOUSEWIFE:— . FOR SHERIFF I hereby nnnounco myself a canI didate for reelection to the office of sheriff of Seminole county aubjeet to the action of the Demo­ cratic primary to be held on June r 3. If elected for another term I ! pledge to fulfill the duties of the .office in the same efficient manner : that 1 have conducted it in the post. C. M. HAND. If you never rend a line of any kind of news fn this paper, it’s*worth a great many times what it costs you because it gives you every afternoon the last and lowest prices for the day. If you save only GO cents a day on your shipping, it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars a year. FOR SALF. Ford Sedan Ford Touring Chandler Touring Dodge Touring Hudson Touring BUILDING MATERIAL *30y MIRACLE Concrete Col, cement work, sidewlaka, Ing'blocks, irrigation boxes. J . & Terwilleger, Prop.______ : "Lumber nod Bulldiaff MaUrUL carter Lumoor Company N. Laurel St. Phone Mo. HILL LUMBER CO. H o a * « t Service, Quality nnd Prkn. Phono 185. Scripps-Booth Touring FOR SHERIFF. CORRUGATED IRON ROOFIM1, Oakland Touring I hereby announce myself as n COMPOSITION ROLL KOOFINQ, j Doesn’t matter what they are gping to be tomor­ candidate for the office of Sheriff FOR SALE—9 room bungalow STRIP SHINGLES, > KENT VULCANIZING WORKS of Seminole County, subject to the and three lots. In Bay View, PLASTER, row— WHERE USED CAKS’ARE Democratic primary June. 1024. 1 itusvi lo, Fin., nbout three blocks CEMENT, ALWAYS BARGAINS W. A. TILLIS. from the Indian River nnd Dixie •NAILS. (Advertisement.) Highway; some furniture In the W hat’s the last nnd lowest prices .today—The house. This property is in the USED CAR DEPARTMENT Herald tefls youT best condition, ready tt> be occu­ 1023 Dodge touring, almost new. FOR SHERIFF CHASE A CO. pied. Address owner, Mrs. Ida B. 1023 Dodge Panel Delivery like To the Voters of Seminole County: SANFORD, FLAChecscntan. F. 0. Box *1423, Jack­ I hereby announce myself n can­ new. sonville. Fla. ______________ Dodge touring, 1021. didate for Sheriff of Seminole Dodge Roadster, 1010. County subject to the action of the bOR SALE—Six-room house, nil oU wish, th e y w ill u**l*t y o u In F u k H A L E — E g r y C a d i R egister. Dodge 1022 touring. Democratic mirnary to bo held on irordlnu y o u r w a n t a d to m a k e modern, on paved street, paving Cost 3(10 when now. Will sell raid. ....... |_ V ..... HELP WANTED i more s'ffectlve. W ANTED Dodge 3-4 ton truck, June 3rd. Ii I am elected I pledge .HOO.OO. Teinis. II. U. cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald Lewis & Co Rhone 3*10, P II 'O IIT X A T N O T 1CR. iwu midge tourings, 1020, to fulfill the duties of this MISCELLANEOUS myself 1022 Hupmobile touring. Advert Iaera aliouhl give their office. office to the best of my ability. Ptrrrt or poatofflci* mMr»s* aa WANTED—Help of all kinds by Lexington Lark (sport). E. E. BRADY. SALE—Rhode Island eggs irrll i’» their |ihonn number If I’OR many business houses, if you Worm-drive Ford truck, r for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00.' FOft SALE hnry 'I*--Ire result*. About one WANTED—Your old furniture. wit’ ' nro without n position, advertise Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. FOR CLERK OF COURT trailer out of n thousand hA* a Mr3. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue Muny people in Sanford would o:i th i classified page of The I hereby announce my candi­ Chandler touring. ielrpliii'ie. and thu other.* e.m't Sanford. Rhone 3303. 83-tfp REAL ESTATE Herald. It, will cost you only n ike to buy second hand furniture. dacy for the olTicc of Clerk of the ommunicato with you unleaa Ford touring, 1022. Advertise your spare pieces in the Know your addrcaa. SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 Circuit Court, Seminole County Buick lourirg, 1010, 7 passenger. roll SAI.K— t a ^ j S S r * * * * wM " ” h ,h”UHcrnld Want Ads nnd sell them First Street. Next door to Smith All ilNeontlnnniirp lit IT lie Bulck touring, 1018. subject to the decision of low, modern, n bargain, terms, mad" In peraon nt The Knuquickly. Phone 148 and the want Florida, Brothers. We sell, trade, nnd ruReo Speedster Truck, 1022. the Democratic Primnry to he tnnl llernld office iir liy let­ pair all kinds of cook stoves. If I_uii'^_l.l0.l_0ak A v en u e.____ 'TH ER E is an opening in a local ad department will be glad to in- held on June 3rd, A. D„ 11)24. I You can Bnd th* name of t n i r Light Ford Truck. ter. Telephone . il'*i-iitil:iiyour trouble i.i stove tumble, see LOR SALE—20 acre farm, 7 acres r automobile business, for a young icrt your ad. anrr* tire not valid. lire Business Man In Sanford in stand for efficiency nnd service in *1017 Iluick touring. cleatcd, I room house, 18 acres ! .matl .“ I fcond habits, with fair WANTED—Team work of nil ofTlce. I 1-2 ton International truck. | Coin: * ua. P ro m p t. 1 'f f k le n t this Column each day. kinds. For sale—Stove wood, j Service. EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and ^cr)cc,L onc flowing well. A bar- i knowledge.of tires and accessories. Ford House Car. VANCE E. DOUGLASS. Excellent opportunity to work up. Hanson Shoe Shop, SANFORD MOTOR CO. repairing. Call II. S Rond wain* S"800-00Apply by letter only, giving refDodge Dealers. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. ‘ m . _ FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT 10 Acres fruit and vegetable land j L'rcnce and present or past cmrr DRIVES OUT WORMS Phone 3i__________ _ I hereby announce Hint I am a 179-tfc jOST a n d f o u n d bordering on Lake, three miles pioyer. Box A, care llerulil. Thu surest sign of worms in candidate __ _____ for the olfico of Clerk Studcbakcr, Packard, Chevrolet 1■ .Ml person need become bald- from Snnfurd7'$l,25o7oo‘' CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES children is paleness, lack of in te r-1 of"the"Circuit Court of Seminole headed. I have a newly invent-1 < WANTED—Posit ion ns night e*t in plnv. fretfulness, variable County, subject to the action of the J. L. PERKINS Worms and parasites in the in­ YOU losing an opportunity watchman; white. W. E. Lnntz, appetite, picking nt. the nose nnd 'km ocrrtlc prm ary In dune. 1024. testines of children undermine sell your property by not using Wonderf!i l n e ^ I ,.p rm 'lllal.,,:inu'; , FIVE ACRES, nil fenced, three Sales Department acres bearing grove that will 13th nnd French. health and so weaken their vitality * Herald Want Ada. The cost " ondciful for adding new life ami sodden starting in sleep. When II. II. CHAPPELL. San Juan Garago that they are unable to resist the r»mall. the results great. Herald p X ths - (!mir;v,?(liV rny lli*-irs*1haw from "seven t^ e ig h t'hhundred these symptoms appear it is time ^nd . (Advertisement) diseases so fntal to child life. The 000. PUBLIC stenographer. lints will w ork'for you quickly. lars. S*S: lioyd Laurens. SP;‘£ CU" bo3“‘s thl* Phone to give White’s Cream Vermifuge. « bargain, $2,(1 safe course is to give a few doacs 340. 107 Park Ave. A few doses drives out the worms FOR COUNTY JUDGE DST—31x4 1-2 tire and rim ;^ennd puts the little one on the road I hereby announce myself ns a of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It to Stemper Grocery; rT\ FLORIDA MARVEL blackberry HOUSE and lot on 12th «Gt. Deplnnts for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, sirable location. House first the worms . . . and . expels .. wood, tia, cement work. to health again. White’s Cream candidate for the office of County destroys box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla. j class condition $1,550.00, terms. A 1 REPAIR & Rate liO cents._llernld. Box GOO. Vermifuge has n record of fifty Judge of Seminole County, subject, without the slightest Injury to the bargain. We have the property Ftllt, SALE—Baby 7lTk'kn, S. years ot successful use. I rice 35c. to the Democratic primneji Ju n e's’ | health nr activity of the child. Price WANTED—Young Young huly wnnts Rtds, B:irreil Rocks, White and and sell strictly at the owners 11)24. 1 pledge fa ilh fu P service 3nc. Sold by Uninn Pharmacy,__ Tail o n , C lean ers nnd D y ers position as general office nssi.it- Eo! 11 by U. C, Bower. Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White price. Call aril see us. -nuuld you nominate me. nnt. Hns some knowledge of 117 Park Avenue— Phon« 443 SALE Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. shorthand nnd tynewriting. Ad­ J. G. SHARON. Seminole Hotel Annex. egg producing strains. Pedigreed, TIGHT COUGHS dress P. O. Box 435. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I ADAME E. G. TOUCHAUD, exhibition nnd utility matings. FUR SALE—Two business lots at The hard chunks of phlt'iun that cb>g WANTED—Colored janitor. Ap­ Custom hatching. Write today FRENCH DRESSMAKER. I hcieby nnnounco my candidacy i\ bargain. Inquire II .U. Lewis year throat ami nose when you have ply Herald office.__ n ticht cough make your breathing dif­ for the office of County Judge (POUTED HAND EMBROID- for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, & Co.' II WANTED—Hedtioa ns house­ ficult ami your thnmt hard to hud, of Seminole County, subject to the KEI) LINGERIE. DRESSES AND Box 18, Longwood, Fla. Sanford Novelty keeper; capable of taking rare of Raise the phlegm by the quick, easy notion of the voters at the Demo­ LUSTS. II AM II.TON HOTEL FOR SALE—Rhode Island nnd :h aud safe wny. Take Leonardos Cong i. WINTER P ARK. FLA. White Leghorn eggs fur setting ROOMS FOR RENT 1home and children; no objection to Syrup (Creosoted). This pleasant cratic primary June 3. Card* of Sanford’* Reputable Works leaving town Address Box B, JOHN G. LEONARDY. EL—Ono second-hand Ford 15 eggs for $1.00. .Mrs, .J. W. cough soothes _ and aa remedy. relieves, ____ _____ _ Professional Men, each of Herald office,__________ Pennington, French Ave and High heal*. It is antiseptic, opens the air Iroadster or touring car, good ARE YOU—booking for a good WANTED—Saleslady. F. W. Wool passages, cuts the phlegm and protects FOR TAX COLLECTOR •whom, in hi* chosen profession Inditiun. Will pay cash. T. It. St* V. C. C01.LER, Prop. | nd*h t« announce tbnt I am a room. If you don’t find one list­ the lungs. Best, safest and surest worth Co. the Herald recommends to the ter, Valdez Hotel. FOR SALE—5 acres partly clear­ ed in this column, insert a smnll 'remedy for colds, coughs, grippe, brou- rnndidnte for re-election to the ofGeneral Shop and Mill Work people. ed. Practically new sewing ma- want ad and you will receive the • ih ltis , whooping cough ami croup. Ito m-e ot County Tax Collector of chine. Five gallon hot water heat- beat -Hatings in -the city.- —■— on tint safe sid*-— gut a bottle today Seminole County, zubje:t to the Contractor and Builder •R E N ™ ;cr.~ son e . " firs t. from your druggist. action of the Democratic prim ary FOR RENT—Nicety furnished PEAS FOR SALE—Brabhams and to be held in June. rooms, with or without bath; R nTED—To rent 3 or 4 moms 517 Commercial Street $:kp(l bu. Clay, Clay mix­ meals if desired, by day. week, or JNO. I). JINK I NS. George A. DeCottes I for light housekeeping. It. W. ed Irons and Speckle mixed $2.85 f. o. h. f Advertisement) month. W eek'/ rates $3.01) to iffith IQ*) First Nnt’i Bank. Attorncy-nt-Lnw Lumpkin. Bright new stock. Cash Daily ratei $1.00-$ 1.50. [EU—Room anil board with with order. Reference Farmers $10,011. Over Seminole County FOR TAX COLLECTOR All outside rooms. The Lincoln Iprivvate family. It. W. Griffith, State Bank. J. C, Hobbs, LumpI In;: to announce myself a can­ Hank House, where Ibe home folks stop. Wilson Welding & Radiator Ij First Nat’l. Dnnk. kin, Ca._______________ didate for the office of Tax Col­ Snnl'orc!, ----------- Florida ROOM and board, $8.00." 402 First lector of Seminole County, subject FUR SALE—Wood at $10.att nor, Works to the decision of the Democratic cord. Phone It. G. Griffin. No. F o R ^ N T - F u r n i s h 7 .r rroom 5l)D I0TH1NG LIKE IT p \ EARTH Primary to be held Junr 3rd, 11)21. "It it’s Metal we can weld it" lThc now treatm ent for torn 380. _E._3rd St.______________ It. C. MAXWELL sh, cuts, wounds, cores or lacer- j BETTER BABY CHICKS: Pine- FOR RENT—One furnished room SANFORD, FLORIDA lions that is doing such wonderbreeze. White Leghorn Chicks ■dose in, private home, 203 East FOR TAX ASSESSOR. work in flesh healing is the are sired by pedigreed males from Third St. I wish to announce that I ant a LAWYER lorczone liquid nnd powder com- high record hens. Eggs perfect* candidate for re-election to tho paition treatment. The liquid jy hatched by modern incubators. ■ office of Tux Assessor of Semi­ STEWART The Florist — Court House oroznue is n powerful antiseptic Vigorous chicks, true to strain, nole County, subject to the deeisMITII’B Flowers For All Occasions at purifies the wound of all pnis- $*jo n hundred; $180 n thousand .[Of S m i of the Democratic Primary to I tlrrlliiK of thi* UliifkMember* Florist* Telegraph De­ and infectious germs, while Immediate deliveries. Order “bet* i hnlilrr* of Ihr Siinfnril IIiiIIiIIiik lie held Juno 3rd, 11)21. mill l.min .4--in*InIInn. Doris’.one powder is the great ter baby chicks" from Pinchreeze * A. VAUGHAN. livery Association Nutlcc l,i lim-tiy ulvrii Hint u akr. There is nothing like it_nn *Farm, Cnllahan, Florida. spn’lnl Hi"* Unit <■( lio* slnekliolili'rs 814 Myrtle Avo. Phone 260-W krth fur speed, safety and eiTic- i!THB— iE TERNAi, “ STRUGGLE" of th*> Sinf-ml Kullillng anil Loan Assoclattiiii. s ciiriioratton. will b" I’rice (liquid) 30c, 150c and Anllri* iif Iiiti-ii 1Ini, -4p|il> I'nr nt the Milane tonight. A su- lo-M nt Siiofonl, yinriilii. on tlm **lli ARCHITECT Powder 30c nnd fiOc. Sold Iperb I'll rilnn. of Marcli. A. I>,. 102». nt * story of fast action and rich ilnv Null*" Is lii-ritiv kIv" ii tin t Frank oVIn.-U i* in. nt (hr nfflci* of sntil ' R. C. Bower. j drama. Free tickets for Mrs. Joe corporal Ion. for ill" purpo*" of run11111lit ril. will apply t" ill" Ihutril of First National Hank HIdg. Sanford Machine Co. I'linlna.i. In iiini fur lh>* Suit" nf Sanford, ----------- Florida niil.*rlntr anil actlinf upon a proposlHarroM.___________ l-'lurlila. at Its next m- ilmt in Intioa to nnmnd Artlete Three of tin Carman Grapes and grow Maehln* an* GROW hi'lil lit Tillshas*"" ' ”"” *' rtinrtvr of r iltl "orporatliin. An as WurU* Itih, t:>2l. for a panlmi front tho rich. Quality plants for sale at _ author!*" tho Issuanci* of "lulu jmlami’iit ami Humi'iU'i* ot m*> i reasonable prices. It pays to plant j p, r rent, praferri-il sitn-k. lo the O Unite* cult Court l*'all term of I'I m itt the best plants. Write for in fer-■om->unt -.r i::.ii,rmo,fln t*> o it Iv 1,1W. A. HO UBS, M. I). Court In ami for 8«mln*i|i! County, stiuii’s o.* tit" par value of Rhone na I-*Inrlaln. to a term of five years In mntion today. John II. Wolf * g1no up "itch, H‘' UNDER WOOD innl lor the. tratmacSpecialiNi ■ In Slit,* i’rfsou. from January 1 ion of any and all othor Imslnoss Company, DeLand, Florida. TYPEWK1TGKS FOR RENT 111It. r'22. liavliiK hei-n eonvlcteil of Syphilology, Female iry or ilrslrahle In conneothe oifeoH" uf a saii 11 t*> murder In Urtdiigy, QUALITY Carman Grape cuttings; noci-ss ■ton therewith. and Skin and Blood Diseases. llo licit iletcri" on ls:ii" Fraxler. |igh class Underwood Typewriters 100. $3.50; .200, Srt.(tt); 500, ?11.00; liy orit-r Ilf till* I'reshlont. t'lioiir .1. unary term of s-ilP c* nrt. Office 301 First Nat’l Hank HIdg. Atteet: ’A. I*. CUNNKI.I.Y. pr rent to reliable parties. 1,000, $25.00. We ship by pat cel FRANK IIII.MARK. Hucretary. Apt,(leant. post and pay the charges. Get ;-7-tt-*t-ZS-lt QUICK SERVICE Mrs. J F. Ilari"". hi* mother. Ui d. iwood Typewriter Co. started in the grape business with S. Main Street Orlande, Fla. cuttings if you can not get nady A I’ORCII DRESS T R A N S F E R SLEEVELESS DINNER GOWN Phone Hit i)U2 French Avenue far plants. Send your order now. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH Striped linen and crisp batiste tell t.nri.l nx.I I,"nic I H » ln n r « !■ • *!To sleeve or not to sleeve, is tiic John II. Wolf & Company, Fisher MONEY lu g . M u ra K " smart story of this fsircb frock. It HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH Bldg.. DeLand. F!orida.________|_ ! Send this ad and ten cents to (ucstion to lie decided in duplicating the "FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR is slashed ut the center-front, underhis dinner gown of orchid Georgette, RKI bU ll.E COUGH REMEDY Foley &. Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., COMPOUND is fine. My little |,"t us l)gi.r>> on thm !<•!• <>f Why exueriment with unknown | — FOR- WORK INC, PKUI’LE of Chicago. 111., writing your name for it is as attractive with a close- faced and rolled with the convertible girl bad nn nwful cough. I got n lirlntlug—we stnml li"litrnl every Jill, wv turn nut. The best of workers get out collar. The front of the dress i* slashed tmiili for that couglit or cold act. and nddross clearly. You will re- itting cap-siccvc beyond tltc sliirrcd in at the armhole edges and the front bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND Hublier Stamp* a Specialty boulders, as it is without. The rhea you van secure FOLEY’S sorts when the liver fails toIdii"’’ ceive n ten cent bottle of FOI S. O. Shinholser skirt is draped at the front under a nnd kick nt underarm, in all instfinec* TAR COMPOUND and gave her a fONF.Y AND TAR COMPOUND? They feel languid, half-sii k. -----AND TAR COM* few doses nnd she was greatly re­ they^ eso arct POUND L \ ’S HONEY lower edges being gathered and is a safe and reliable remedy and .inn discouraged in .cm ...h and .. .think ()f for coughs, colds and .firdlc of deep lavender satin and. if the rewed to the upper. Ribbon or woo! lieved," writes Clyde II. Benson, Con true tin* and Builder Neglect . . . r the relief of coughs, colds, getting lazy. pack­ iesired, a cascade drapery may ha braid may l>c used ior the narrow belt Murlhrook, Virginia. The best might result m n sick hoarseness, aalso free sample diuretic yfiled at the back to extend front loarscmss. Equally beneficial for symptoms .Medium size requires 3 J* yards 36-in :- remedv for coughs, colds, hoarse­ Sanford, — Florida |oung and old. Mrs. Anna Cornell, ■melt therefore the sensible course ugc t of 1 O L h i I H;LS. a iliurttic collar to be in. or longer. Medium stiiixd, .Hhaaniinulmr. Wim Iiik. Fnrinl* jjWgvin’n', N. J .r states’:' ‘‘V bought is to take n dose or two of Her- ?tI!S7,^g^tT| p^p|c ^TABLCTS^or :izc requires -l)t yards' J&-indt ma* nu\tiri.il. and )-j yard 36-indt plat.. ness; relieves promptly and effec­ Mm.Vi.ring, \lo lrl liny *ral|i tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND OI.Fvq n n v p v . v... t a h liim* It is lust the medicine need- Lr.i t A i i i n t .u t / i . vijij i Trratiiir.it* ‘crial. ’ . ,, Pictorial Review Dress No. 1021 TAR COMPOUND hns ctood the I’ll! I.I.11** Al’AHTMEVr* OMI'lli’ND f.ir my e l d ami liml1*»l W parity lh” " i t £ ‘ w,o mlerfuf"‘ram “nc°“” av« Pictorial Review Dress No. 1039 Sizes, 31 to 46 inches bust aud IG'lo 21 tost of time, serving three genera­ Sizes. 34 to 46 inches bust, and 16 Suit.- No. 3 Trl. 313-44 years. Price, 35 cents. tions. c ‘',ubSii5t; r n& ” S5S51g j . ,kv r .... . «• | ^ Try to 20 years. Price, 35 cents. Doesn’t matter what the prices were yesterday— HOUSES—cFOR SALE DIRECTOR WHIDDON DRESSMAKING PURELY Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion fr-nt Schelle Moines Elton J Moughton ECIAL NOTICES The Seminole Printery - fc The Marcel Shop & * By GEORGE McMANUS [RINGING U P 1FATHER 'v e: c o t t o po t To o IN C H A R G E O r TH E BOOK OEDARTNENT 'lO O .V V -JltG C V bCfAEaE-T I 'b l D O N ’T HA.V T i T O R E A D AM V O F ’E M - D O l ? N O T tiO W A IT A L. I HAVE. T O U C O T * A N T T H IN G O tN ) tjH A K E b P E A R E ? LOGO m in u t e NO - HAVE xou? : Sr r T 1 ; Ip T* • •' L ; f t- © 1924 av Int *4 Hi *’? ‘HV ■v ’jJk’K 'tt* .1' G #»t -W■ l F catur* Senvict, fhc.‘ ■".*■*^‘*’1i'AT T ‘‘v'VTr. . __________________ ^ •7 ,4<KML.,-*. HODGES � 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, February 07, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 07, 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>, February 07, 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