199 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c5b2093a0a887fd1bc56d6ab3a45750.pdf f9c2b039ae1d33085c5614605cbd6430 PDF Text Text \ 0n tl«i %• »• .. • ft Bart, IVOLUME V. - v^ r •J •I 21 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES (TY WILL New York Exposition Tremendous Advertising Feature For Florida RESIGN CABINET By Secretary Chamber Commerce A FIU IW L PROBE - BV OI I« D etonated M t to Qolt Under Fire and Will Not U « v * CabInet wwlU^ ingeiry is __itor DUI lanfet Palmer, Alttnwj General During HOUSE ALL SET Wilson's AdndiibUration, FOR ACTION ON be CalM before Committee As He wan “Go-between” MUSCLESHOALS in Delivery of Messages of the Washington Publisher. McKenzie Bill Authorising Ac B r T i l A iM f l i l H SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1924. P tru ) WASHINGTON, fo b . 2 8 .-A . litchell Palmer, attorney general ring the .Wilson administration, 111 be ca"ed before the senate committee, that Dody determln* ; Thursday before the resumption tho reading o f additional tele­ sms sent to Edward B. McLean, ablisher of the Washington Post, Pnlm Beach, concerning the oil quiry. Senator Dill, Dem., Washrton, insisted that Palmer ho Tied, charging he had bean the to between" in the delivery of IcLean’s messages to the commitAmong the telegrams read hursday was one from John fsjor, a McLean employe here, reorting to McLean that “ Curtis dvised us to see Underwood. He sw Underwood who promised to |peak to Walsh but he hinted that would not do ar.y good." Walsh interrupted the reading } say Underwood called him on he telephone a few minutes be­ fore today's hearing, saying he lad read in the newspapers this koming that he had endeavored to lissundo Walsh from his purpose If examining McLean. “ Senntor Underwood," said Walsh, “ never Ittcmpted to influence my conduct k the matter irv any way. I hnvc to recollection o f Senator Under­ ood speaking to me on the suitct except that one morning in ho senate chamber he asked me if had any objection to having in­ erted in the Congression Record , letter to me by Mr. Palmer and Isaid I had not." [WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.— An­ ther Pandora's Box wan opened Ttdnesday in the oil scandnl. (ds a result new fields for ex­ oration were discovered and the st o f committee witnesses was ppreciahly augmented. [A chief dovclopmont was the fading into tho record o f a shonf ’ telegrams sent to Edward R. McLean, publisher of the Wnshpgton Post, nt Pnlm Bench Inst ceir.bcr and January by his gents and others in Washington. These disclosed that persistent fforts were made on behalf of McLean to keep him o ff tho wit­ less stand in the oil inquiry and nat in this connection uttempts ^ere made to bring pressure on enntor Walsh, Dem., Montana, Mef prosecutor in the investi|stion. There also was evidence thnt Mc­ Lean was kept constantly advised Is to developments in the inquiry |nd as to the movements nnd opinom respecting tho Investigation of Ubert B. Fall to whom the pub|shcd nt one time said he had onned $100,000. From the telegrams the commitee learned also that E. W . SmithIrs, chief communcations officer It the Whito House, had been cm[loyed to man the Washington end ll a private telegraph wire which pas installed between this city and McLean's Palm Beach cottage. One o f the arguments advunced the publisher in fnvor of the private wire was “ easy nnd quick Icccss to the Whito House," nnd Mother was "t.io congressional fituation." In this same message, sent by John Major, one o f McLean’s sec­ retaries, under dntc of Dec. 22, th s publisher was advised thnt C. ascom Slcmp, secretary to Presi­ dent Coolidge, was leaving thnt [tight for Palm B^ach. Mr. Slcmp has testified that he Miked about tho oil matter with McLean nt Palm Loach nnd nd•iscd him to “ get it all out" in his testimony before Senutor Walsh at Me Florida resort. Additional telegrams to McLean rill be read into tlio record tofay. Senutors said one would show [hat nn agent reported to the pub­ lisher that A. Mitc:.ell Palmer, atorney general in the Wilson ailnir.istation, nnd acting for Mctun, would trw tc have “ Under­ rood” use his influence with Sen­ a r y Walsh in McLean's behalf. SANFORD FACTS MUNICIPAL REAL ESTATE The city of Sanford owns real istaie to the value of $272,000. iiiis does not include the value f parks. Property listed and he value of each is estimated *s follows: library, $30,000; hospital, $60,000; city hall and lots adjacent, $76,000; lots on ’ark Avenue from Fulton Street 0 the lafefront, $30,000; Amerenn Legion Clubhouse site, (16,000; incinerator and prop­ erty, $16,000; lots on Sanford vvenue near Celery Avenue, '2,000; golf links and clubhouse, 160.000; athletic field with the •roposed improvements, $26,000. ceptanec o f Ford's Bid Will Be Considered In House A f­ ter Paaaage o f T ax Bill. IB v Tfc# A M o rta lrS P m . ) WASHINGTON, Feb. 28,-T h e way was cleared Wednesday for house action next week on tho Muscle Shoala question by the de­ cision o f Republican leaders to take up the McKenzie bill author­ ising acceptance of Henry Ford’s bid after passage o f the revenue bill. The tax meusure probably will be disposed o f before tho end of the week. Those in charge o f the house legislativo program plan to devote Monday o f next week to miscellaneous bills und then to consider 'the McKenzie proposal ahead o f tho naval appropriation bill. Finnl decision ns to what prior­ ity should be given Muscle Shoals had been left by Republican or­ ganization lenders in the hands of Chairman Madden o f tho appropri­ ations committee who is in favor o f accepting the Ford bid but at tho sumo time has been pressing for speedy action by the house on various annuul supply bills. Mr. Madden announced yesterday that he had recommended thut tho Mc­ Kenzie bill be given right o f way. Likely to Tnko Two Days Two days probably will be de­ voted to consideration of the Mus­ cle Shoals question which has been hanging fire in congress for sev­ eral yenrs. Representative Mc­ Kenzie, Rep., Illinois, author of the bill which provides for acceptance o f the Ford offer, bus asked the rules committee to report a reso­ lution limiting general debate to six house, to be divided equally be­ tween proponents nnd opponents o f the measure. A meeting o f the rules commit­ tee hns been called for Friiluy nt which time Mr. McKenzie plans to appear to obtain a definite agree­ ment ns to the time for considera­ tion of his measure. Opponents o f his bill, led by Representative Hull, Ren., Iodn, have indicated that they will make :.o attempt to prevent its consideration but will make n vigorous fight ugainst it on the floor. As reported by the house mil*tary committee, the McKenzie bill curries nn amendment proposed by Mr. Madden providing for tho re­ placement at Muscle Shoals of n steam power plant similar to the one sold recently to the Alabama Power Company. Parker Comments of Florida Cities On the Possibilities George F. Parker of Yarmouth. Nova Scotin, arrived in Sanford yesterday for a visit o f a few days. Mr. Parker, who is u special repre­ sentative o f the Clyde Lino, is nlso the general publicity representa­ tive o f tho province of Nova Scotia. Intrviewed by Tho Herald Thursday morning, Mr. Parker said that he was most favorably impressed by the metropolitan ap­ pearance presented by the city of Sanford. He spoke especially of tho system used in marking streets, as well as the substantial hearing o f tho city’s leading build­ ings. A h a publiicty representative and a man widely traveled, Mr. Parker commented on the advan­ tages of closer relations between Canadians and their Amcricnn “ cousins.” He strongly advocates summer nd winter tra....c between Nova Scotia and Florida, showing how Sanford people can make the entire trip almost from their own doorway to the littlo city o f Yar­ mouth, by boat. Mr. Parker says that wherever he goes he finds people talking of Florida. “ Many are coming here,” ho said “ but only those who are willing to work, will find Florida the paradise they nre looking for. Thosa who are expecting to pick gold off the trees without working tha soil will be stung. Florida of­ fers untold opportunities for the energetic man. Leaving Sanford early tomorrow morning, Mr. Parker will go to St. Petersburg for a few days before returning to his home in tho north, where he is always, he says, preaching the gospel of Florida. SEEKS RE-ELECTION (Ur The Asaoelntril I'rean) ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 28—II. J. I’ ieper has announced his cuiididacy for re-election as one of St. Johns country’s representatives in the legislature. He has served in the last two sessions, and an­ nounces his candidacy to run in group one. ■ r TH« A iM tU M |>rr«, CHICAGO, Frb. 28.— Harry M. Daugherty, attorney gen­ eral of tbs United States, ar­ rived here Thursday obteaslbly in connection with the Fed­ eral Grand Jury investigation of the Veterans* Bureau. Ho refused to add to his previous statements relative <o the oil inquiry ut Washington. WASHINGTO n T F eb. 28.— A t­ torney General Daugherty will re­ main for the present a member o f President Coolldge’s cabinet, but he will be expected to retire to pri­ vate life as soon as the senate hat completed Its Inquiry into his ad­ ministration o f the department o f justice. His determination not to resign without a hearing on the charges against him wui reaffirm ­ ed Wednesday in the face o f grow ­ ing pressure for his removal. He even refused to promise that he would vacate his post upon ter­ mination o f tho senate’s inquiry but it was apparent in other quar­ ters that any plan fo r his retention beyond that time had been abandoned. This conference is one o f the most difficult problems with which Mr. Coolidge has had to deal since he entered the White House, followed an almost continuous suc­ cession in the midst o f which tho attorney general himself sudden ly left Washington. It was said after his departuro that he had been ealied to Florida, where Mrs. Daugherty is ill, nnd would go by wuy of Chicago to attend to pub­ lic business there. Wednesday his determination to remain attorney generul pending the senate inquiry was announced to the country in this terse state­ ment, prepared before his depart­ ure and issued from the depart­ ment o f justice: “ It is not my purpose to even consider tendering my resigna­ tion us attorney gencrnl until a f­ ter a fair hearing on charges pre­ ferred against me.” Previously he had made the some determined declaration to Presi­ dent Coolidge, after tho President had laid before him in a confer­ ence of more than an hour the con­ clusions reached by the adminis­ tration nftor n re-examination of the whole case. The White House refrained from any public state­ ment, but it was evident that un­ til Mr. Daugherty had nnnounced definitely his refusal to retire under fire the belief in some ad­ ministration quarters hud been that his resignation was imminent. A second and shorter conference with Mr. Coolidge preceded Mr. Dnugherty’s departuro yesterday afternoon from Washington. He drove directly from the White House to the Union Stution, whore train to Chicago ..ns held for several minutes to take him aboard. Soma of his closest friends hnd not know o f his intention to leave the city, and his secretary at first refused to confirm or deny the story o f his departure. Later this statement, also prepared by the nttorncy generul before he left, was made public at the justice de­ partment. “ I have been culled to Florida on a personal matter, hut I uni compelled first to go to Chicago to attend to important government business which demands by per­ sonal attention. "I will return from Florida u» soon n:t I can. In tho meantime proper attention will bo given to nil government mutters. Tho de­ partment o f justice is functioning 100 per cent. Thougii temporarily absent I shull nevertheless he in constant touch with the depart­ ment. Several important cuscs and other pressing matters which require my personul attention will be token along with mo in ordc'r to facilitate action thereon.” Name of Sanford Firm To Change March 1 to Thrasher & Woodruff Beginning Mur. 1 the name of the I). L. Thrasher store o f thia city will bo known as Thrasher & Woodruff, according to an an­ nouncement made Thursday by D. L. Thrasher, senior member o f the firm, who for years has been the sole owner of the store bearing his name. The junior member o f the new firm is J. D. W oodruff, who has been connected with the store for the past year and a half. Mr. Woodruff was born and raised In Sanford and is the son o f F. L. Woodruff of this city. Prior to his connection with Thrasher’s store, Mr. Woodruff was assistant cash­ ier of the People's Bank. Friends in this city o f Mr. Woodruff will learn with pleasure his advent into Sanford’s business circles. “Sure I Shot The Guy»> Says Stalnaker in Jail nr The Aaaoeluted Prraa. ORLANDO. Feb. 28.— “ Sure. I shot the guy,” said William Staln­ aker, alleged slayer o f Marshal J. L. Hux. chief of police o f Lees­ burg, who died Feb. 13, o f gunshot wounds received in a liquor raid. Stalnaker was brought to the jail here to thwart any attempt at jail delivery at Tavares where he had been confined. “ Seminole county and the entire Mr. Peorman. Men representing sUte o f Florida received worlds nil o f the newspapers and magao f publicity that was well worth sines o f New York together with the money expended in tho recent prominent city officials were pres­ Madison Square Garden Exposi­ ent at thia dinner o f which Sena­ tion in New York” was tho way tor Park M. Trammell served as R. W . Pesrmsn summed up the toastmaster. results'of the Florida products ex­ Expressions o f praise for the hibition upon his return to San­ wonderful enterprise o f those in ford Wednesday night. charge o f the affair were heard Mr. Pesrmsn stated that it was on all aides, according to Mr. Pearthe unanimous opinion o f these man. in charge o f the exhibition that it That the Seminole county booth wae an unqauified success and so wel] did it meet with the approval attracted much attention ia as­ of New Yorkers that plans are sured by the U rge numbers o f in­ now afoot to mako it an annual quiries that are already coming into the office o f Mr. Pearman event. Declared to be the best initial from people asking for more in­ tmening of any o f the numerous formation. In moat eevry one of shows put on at the Garden by these letters it ia expressed that many o f the newspapers, the ex­ the writer was impressed wth pos­ hibition was wel (attended and sibilities here as a result o f what much interest was displayed in it had been seen at the exposition. John Ringling through' whose throughout the entire week. DesPjto the bad weather conditions, eroua offer o f the garden the Mr. Pesrmsn declared that New exposition was made possible, ex­ Yorkers flocked to tho building pressed to Mr. Pearmon hU com­ eager to catch a glimpse o f the mendation of the spirit o f the wide variety o f products grown citizens o f this county and stated In this state and to learn more of that within a few weeks would pay Florida. a visit to Sanford, Mr. Pearmon Along with the exposition the stated that in all prabibality Mr. all-Florida products dinner was Rlngling will be persuaded to adput on with great success, said I derss thie Chamber of Commerce. Belgium’s Officials Sir Howard Arrives Defeated; Premier To Assume Doties Theunis To Resign English Diplomat <nr The AiiMliIrd frees) BRUSSELS. Feb. 28—Through a coalition of the Socialist and the extreme Flemish Catholics, the government of Premier Theunis met with defeat in the chamber of deputies Wednesday on the ques­ tion o f ratification of the FrancoBelgian economic convention. The voto was 05 to 79 against ratifleatin. This placed the government, which had staked its tenure of o f­ fice on tho result, in the minority by 16 votes. Defeat of tho govern­ ment hnd been forecast by politi­ cal observers for several days. Shortly after the vote was taken Premier Theunis tendered his rcaig nation and the resignation of his ministers. It is anticipated King Albert will refuse to accept the resignations on the ground that the generul policy of the cabinet was not involved in the vote on tho Franco-Ilclginn pact M. Theunis, however, has snid he would be un­ willing to resume power in any circumstances. It is thought dissolution o f par­ liament and new elections arc like­ ly to precede the formation of a new cabinet, especially in the Socialist-Flcmish combination at­ tempts to create one. Washington News (H r T h - A u w la l r il Press) The senate and house stopped legislative business to pay tribute to the memory o f Warren G. Hard­ ing* , , Negotiations were resumed by house Republican organization and insurgent leaders looking to n com­ promise on file income rates o f the tax hill but without result. A lurgu sheaf of telegrams sent to Edwurd I). McLean, Albert B. Fall und others nt Palm Bench were read into the record by the senate oil committee. .Senator Smoot, Republican, Utah, issued a statement saying he was advised in advance that E. L. Dohcny was coming to Wash­ ington to testify about his loan to Albert B. Fall. Attorney General Daugherty de­ parted suddenly and unannounced for Chicago, lutcr announcing through the department of justice thnt he had no intention of tender­ ing his rcsignaion until after a fair hearing on charges preferred against him. Man Shot In Strike Of Garment Workers (Hr The Associated Press) CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—One man was shot and several persons beat­ en Thursday in a clash between striking garment workers nnd the employed of a dressmaking fac­ tory. According to reports of police, who rushed riot squads to the plant, William Goldstoin, owner o f tho factory, was shot in the leg when strike sympathizers stormed the shop.________________ (llr Tkr A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—Sir Esmo Howard arrived on the Olympic Wednesday cn route to Washington to assume the British ambassadorship vacated over two months ngo by the rctiremont of Sir Auckland Gcddos. He trnvnlcd alone, excepting to be joined when he became estab­ lished at Washington by Lady Howard, who now is in Italy. Later, he said, three o f his five sons probably would come hero to enter school, one o f thorn being particularly desirous — with his father’s enthusiastic approval—of a yenr’s business training in tho United States. Two other sons of the amhussador are at Cambridge. This is Sir Ena-.es first visit to Amcricn since ho left in 1909 after two years os counsellor to the British embassy, at Washinglion under the late Lord Bryce. Ho expressed a great admiration for this country and her historical figures* especially Lincoln, whom ho felt ho almost knew through his association with Lord Lyons, British ambassador to Washing­ ton during tho Civil War. He told this anecdote which hnd been re­ lated to hint by Lord Lyons: "Once, during the Civil War, President Lincoln nnd Lord Lyons were together at a hotel away from Washington. In tho morn­ ing Lord Lyons was shocked to sec Mr. Lincoln before leaving tho hotel, dusting o ff his shoes with a handkerchief. "'W h a t! Tho president of the United States blacking his own shoes?' exclaimed -the ambassa­ dor. “ Mr. Lincoln looked at Lorn Lyons and then drawled: 'Whoso boots should I polish but my own, Mr. Ambassador.’ ” Other Sanford Dogs Win Awards At Show At the Orlando Dog Show held last week there were other win­ ners from Seminole county be­ sides those mentioned in Tho Her­ ald in the day following tho ex­ hibition according to F. M. Hoagc o f the city, who had on exhibition sovcrnl dogs valued at $8,000. Mr. Hoago's dogs Included two Airedales, ono German police dug and u Chinese Chow Chow, re­ ceived several awards und wore declared by the judges to be some o f tho finest dugs in the show. All four dogs won ribbons, de­ clared Mr. Hoago, wnich were as follows: Airedale (male) Footsom Zabokors, first award and uiso won first uward for best terrier in tho show; Aniredulo (fem ale), Potto Nobler to reserve winners: German Shepherd (police dog), first award and oihurs; Chinese Chow Chow (Chino Sul-Au), first award. Negro Taxi Drivers Are Told Not To Carry White Passengers In Future Four negro taxi drivers of this city, George Ballard, Clarence Clark, Will Hankcrson and Nathan Harris, were approached last Thursdny night nt the railroad station by two unknown men and told to refrain in the future from hauling white passengers, accord­ ing to a story told by one of tho negroes to D. L. Thrasher. The men were unmasked, tho negroe is snid to have declared and when they appi'oached the group at the station they first ask­ ed for Ike Frazier, who was not present. Thereupon one of the men is suid to have stated: “ I hear you negtoes in Sanford arc hauling white pussangers and hvre is where it has got to stop. Wo don't intend to have any more foolishness out o f you negroes so don’t try to haul any more white passengers if you don’t want to get into trouble.” Thi men then vgot into the car and drove off, it is said. The nogioes stated that it was a Buick automobile but did not get the number. Mr. Thrasher stated that tho negroes expressed belief that it was not the Ku Klux Klan that was behind the plot but stated that they were adhering to the warn­ ing anywuy. According to one o f the negroes, who U said to have been living in Sanford for a numbo rof years and knows most o f the residents o f this city, the men were probably from some other city. The negro could not, however, understand why outsiders should give them the warning. Mr. Thrasher declared that the negroes have stated that in the future they would not solicit or take white passengers in compli­ ance with the orders of the two unknown men. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CBNTB IMMIGRATION ACT IS UP TO SENATE FOR AMENDMENT Colt Opoooed to Co m o * o f 1890 as Standard P n p tM i to Amend Present Immigration Law G. O.P. INTENi TO BLOCK TA BILL IN H O US in* n * AMMlsIrR Preset WASHINGTON. Feb. 28. — Republicans Make F« Voting on proposed legislation to Efforts at Last M W itti amend the present immigration Unite Their Forces for law is scheduled to begin Thurs­ al Stand Against the day in the senate immigration committee. lion of Insurgents and! First on tho committee program ocrats in the Fight is disposition o f a proposal to sub­ H oum u d Senate Join In Memo­ House Over Revenue ' stitute, as • basis o f operation of rial Services In House Cham­ the present throe per cent quota ber to Pay Tribute to For­ Br Tks Associates Ft* law, the fordlgn-born population mer President. WASHINGTON, Feb. shown by tho 1890 census for that House Republican iaaurj shown in the 1910 census. Adoption nr Tk* AMMtaKnl Press. agreed Thursday to tke o f the 1890 basis would mean a WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Con­ worth compromise on at great reduction in the number o f gress laid aside legislative busi­ rate* and if Republican, emigrants admissable from South ness to pay tribute to the mem­ ranization yields to alls* era and Eastern Europe, with in ory o f Warren G. Harding. lower normal rate lead creased quotas for Northern and The house and senate Joined in a the group indicated Central European countries. memorial service, held in the house would vote to elmiaate Vigorous opposition to adoption chamber, with Secretary Hughes Democrat income tax a d o f the 1890 census standard which ts the only speaker and President ulea from revenua bill. Re­ is provided In the bill now before Coolidge, his cabinet, supremo suming consideration of the house immigration committee court justices, and foreign diplo­ bill tho house voted to cut hk‘ is expressed in a statement pre­ mats in attendance. half the live per cent tax ea , pared by Senator Colt, Rep., Rhode In a gallery opposite the speak­ automobile tires, accessorieB ; Island, chairman o f the senate er’s rostrum, with a smnll group of and parts. committee, for the committee's friends, sat Mr. Harding's widow. considsration. Copies o f tho state­ WASHINGTON. Feb. ment also are being sent to Secre­ were men and women o f promin­ proach o f final action on tha tary Hughes and members o f the ence, among them Mr. Coolidge, enuo bill in the house br house committee. joined in the simple, impressive forth a whirl o f conference* ac Objects to 1890 Census ceremony. Republicans Wednesday in • fevs “ The grove objection to the 1890 The memorial services, begin­ iah attempt to unite their fo census as a quota basis,” said ning shortly after noon, lasted a fo r a stand against the Dome Chairman Colt, “ is due to the fact little more than nn hour. After n income rates. A compromise that the great volume o f immigra­ prayer by the Rev. J. Shera Mont­ vancod by the organization Ic tion from Northern nnd Western gomery, tho house chaplain, Mr. era was the subject o f the coni Europe came to this country be­ Hughes rend an address In which ences, hold after the house had. fore 1890 and tho great volume of he sketched Mr. Harding’s career journed following tho Hi * immigrants from Southern and and referred to his accomplish­ memorial services without cor Eastern Europe came to this coun­ ments In public life. eration o f the bill on the floor. try aftor 1890, and hence a quota Seated in a semi-circle in front Representative Longworth, immigration percentage law based o f the rostrum was the President publican leader, after present upon the number o f each racial and his cabinet and the supremo his compromise to insurgent ‘ group in the country according to court justices. One section of the ora at a meeting with the steer the census o f 1890 will necessar­ floor, to tho extreme left, was set committee said the situation n ily result in a wide discrimination, aside for foreign diplomats who unchanged, with the prospects approaching In some Instances al­ filed into tho chamber led by their Republicans gaining sufficU most to exclusion, against the dean, Ambassador Jesserund of strength to defeat the Gar racial groups from Southern nnd France. Senators occupied the rates a "toss up.” Eastern Europe. front rows with members of tho Insurgents to Study Further “ There were only 182,580 for­ house seated behind them. Representative Frear, Repo* eign horn from Italy in this coun­ As the galleries filled and distin­ can insurgent, of Wisconsin, try In 1890, as compared with 1,­ guished officials took their seats, later that the insurgent grov 343,125 in 1910. There were only the marine band in the speaker’s which agreed at a meeting We 182,644 foreign born from Russiu lobby played hymns thut were nesday to reopen negotiations * in this country in 1890, as com ­ favorites o f the Into president. a compromise, would study pared with 1,184,412 in 1910. On After the secretary of state hnd plan further. the other hand, tha foreign born delivered his eulogy and the bene­ Moanwhilo, Secretary Mel from Ireland decreased 619,258 in diction lyul been pronounced by tho met with Republican leaders number between 1810 nnd 1910, Rev. J. J. Muir, chupluin o f tho both the senate and house to nnd the foroign born from Ger­ senate, tho bund played one more cuss the future of tho bill. He wan i many decreased 473,657 between religious uir — “ Lead, Kindly advised not to expect the senata 1890 and 1910. Light." reduce any income surtax rat "These figures simply illustrate Secretary Hughes concluded his voted into the bill by the he the fact that by adopting the cen­ tribute to Mr. Harding with tho Plana were made, however, to sus of 1890 as a quota basis we are observation thut ho 'gave his life cilitato consideration o f the me going back to the time when there to his country.” uro when it reaches tho senate. * was tho mnximum number o f im­ “ No one can do moro than thnt," Those present at thu meeting in*migrants from Northern and West­ he continued. "Ho exhausted him­ eluded Chairman Smoot o f the sen* ern Europe and tha minimum num­ self in service, a martyr In fidelity ate finance committee; Senators. ber of immigrants from Southern to the interests of the people for Curtis o f Kansas and Reed o f nnd Eastern Europe. whom he labored with a pussi-m­ Pennsylvania, members o f tha t Present Quota Law ute devotion. He wns u nmn o f the mittee; Speaker Gillett of “ Tho m e present quota low law adopted people, indulging no consciousness house Republican steering comm! a different principle and -under it W superiority, incapable of nrro- tee. sought to base the quota on thofguncc, separated from them Asks Flat 25 Per Cent Cat. number o f each racial group now neither by experience nor by pride, The compromise presented by in the country. The census of nor by eccentricity. He was brother Mr. Longworth called for a fiat 25 1920 was not completo and there­ to ail whose strivings in countless per cent reduction in tho surtax fore was not availablo, so the cen­ communities, whosu eagerness, rates in tho uxisting law, with tl sus of 1910 was taken an the near­ adaptability, energy, vcnturcsoincsame brackets retained. T! est dnto for carrying out this prin­ ncss nnd common sense give him would make tho maximum rate ciple; and tho quota wan fixed at the stamp o f tho American char­ 1-2 per cent on Incomes in ____ 3 per cent o f each racial group. acter." o f $200,000, insend o f the 25 pec "The present qi-ota law has After the conclusion o f the achieved Us purpose. It positively sorvico the house und senatu re­ eent maximum on incomes in ex* cess of $100,000 as proposed in tho regulates the number o f nliens ad­ sumed separate sessions but only The Democratic' mitted. It can increase or decrease for a moment. Bath adjourned for Mellon plan. " tho number at any time by simply the day out o f respect to Mr. maximum surtax is 44 per cent incomes in excess o f $94,000. changing the percentage. It hus re­ Hnrding’s memory. The compromise further pro­ duced the immigration from Eu­ vides for a two per cent minimum rope from more than 1,000,000 n normal rate, applying to income* year in 1013-14 to 357,201, and it below $4,000 and six per cent nns reduced the immigration from above that amount. Tho Meilott Southern and Eastern Europe and rates were three and six per cent. Turkey from 915,974 in 1913-14 to The Democratic rates in tho bill..' 59,040. are two per cent on incomes below “ We must not forget that an Im­ $5,000, four per cent on incomes migrant is an international us well Edwin Markham, noted poet nnd between $5,000 and $8,000 and six as a national unit, and thut foreign that governments view this change with lecturer, spoke to nn audience of per cent incomes above deep concern. Nor should we for­ approximately 300 ut the Sanford amount. Mr. Longworth said he hud been 1 get that nothing so arouses feel­ High School Wednesday night nnd ings of resentment and intensifies delighted his hearers with many assured by the treusury the com­ racial antipithy as discrimination, recitations o f poems o f his own promise would raise sufficient reve­ nue for government needs. and that wo have millions of there . _ „given ___ _______ Indications were by some racial groups in this country whom pen. Possessed of a keen sen«e of l bc i" !‘ urgcnts after their meetwe want to assimilate nnd make humor which wns evident in the I patriotic American citizens.” course of his re-macks, Mr.Markham 11"* tht2 " ’ ‘Kht vot« , A .................. , ,, , compromise if it npprouebed the! gave several poems which were original proposition of a 40 re remarkable for their sincerity, j cent maximum surtax rate on the combining wit with pathos. grounds it would raise more rev­ A s he was about to complete his enue thnn tho Democratic roUs address, a voice in the uudiencc nnd aid thereby in financing a sol­ ‘ called for the recitation of “The diers' bonus. Garner Give* Estimate. Mnn With The Hoe," the poem John Ladd, the negro arrested Representative Garner o f Texts, last Saturday by Sheriif Hand and which is declared by many to be his deputies on a charge of having the best he has writeen. This wns ranking Democrat on tho way* liquor in his possession, was fined given by Mr. aiarkhom and was nml means committee, made public an estimate received from the $200 und costs and 60 days on the followed by a hearty appluuse. “ Virgilia" wns recited by the treusury department today show­ county road when he appeared be­ fore Judge E. F. Householder famous poet although it is not ing that in 1925, the first year o f Tuesday afternon and pleaded generally agreed that it is his best operation, the Garner income tax guilty to the charge. Failing to poem. Mr. Markham stuted that it reductions, would cost $183,000,n revenu« and the Mellon plan ! produce money to pay his fine, he was the one which he disliked least of all. $350,000,000. This included the * was ordered to be placed on the Another reading which was much ductions on normal and surt county roads for a period of four It did ni enjoyed was “ Lincoln, the Mnn of and earned income. months. consider reductions in the mine the People." This poem written Harry Smith charged with the lancoua taxes or expected guino stealing o f an automobile l tiro by Mr. Markham wus selected ns revenue as h result o f tighten' from Kent’s Vulcanizing Works on being the best of 250 submitted o f other sections. W for the purpose of being read ut last Saturday, received u fine of While negotiations were gain tho dedication of the Lincoln Me­ $50 and costs or 90 days on the morial in Washington in 1922. Mr. on between the steering commit county roads. und insurgent leaders rum' Robert Johnson and Claude W es­ Markham gave the poem on that threatening a new break in pa: occasion which was broadcasted ter, charged with reckless driving, ranks were heard. Asscrtioi received fines o f $5 and costs throughout the country. Other poems given by Mr. Murk- made yesterday on the floor I apiece. ham were: “ Child of My Heart" Representatives Mills, New Yo dediented to his son when he was anti Tread wuy, Massachusetts, four and n half years old , “ The publicun members o f the w Three Green Eggs,” "Wall Street und means committee, that tL Pit," “ Am l a Man Or u Moth?", would vote against the measure “ Joys of the Hills,” “ The Joy of it now stood were followed t NEW YORK, Feb. 28.— What Morning” and others. by declarations o f other Moll was described as negro elevator Mr. Markham, who appeared in ynto advocates that they wot operator’s demand for u tip result­ Sanford under the auspices of thc not even support u compromise ed In a nhooting affray In u Kiwunis Club, was introduced by the income schedule*. The stru fashinaable West Hide apartment Schell* Muines. He returned to o f this movement had not been here early Thursday. Churloi Winter Park aftor tho lecture, velopcd, but Representative L< Bronnan, who had lived in the where he will remain for some time l worth said he thought most o f apartment, was shot and seriously giving addresses to Rollins college Party would vote fo r tho cou p wounded, students. nuse. CONGRESS LAYS ASIDE BUSINESS F O R H A R D IN G NotedPoetAppears In Sanford Giving Enjoyable Address Negro Is Given Four Months On The Road On a Liquor Charge Shooting Result Of Negro’s Want of Tip • / NUMBER i �af »’ *V* . ♦ / SV ! , t i 1 . f• » ft ec-l&Vt X - 7 - * _ •* * .■ ■ . %• X* | m -% £ •* 11 . « ^ >r*>■ %. * » . • sT i ; .. Ladies’ $2.50 Children’s Cuff top ALL SILK HOSE Fast colors CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN SANFORD " Week o f Feb. 25 to March 1. Tuesday • Wednesday _ Weekly luncheon kiwanis Club, Valdez Hotel, 12:15, J Regular meeting Elks Club, at Club House 8 p. m. Regular meeting Osceola Knaunpmcnt No. 9, 1. O. O. F„ Maaonic flail, 8 p. m. i Lecture— Edward Mnrkhmn, nusMcofe Kiwanis Club, High .School, 8:30 p. m. ! Thursday Weekly luncheon Association of Business Women, l.u-Beth Cafe­ teria, 12:00 .............. .... Friday ...................... Benefit Dance, benefit All Souls Parish, K. C. Hall, 8 p. m. * Weekly luncheon Chamber of Friends o f Mrs. A. Foster, who resides on Geneva Avenue, will re*ret to learn that she had the misfortune to break her right nrm Tuesday as n result o f u fall on n sidewalk. Shu ia resting comfort­ ably today, it is reported. -.REAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS 0Feb. 28. • A. C. Jones und wife to Anna Hawk and George T. Potcc. , E. W. Dickson to H. W. Morrow. S. O. Shlnholser to Mrs. C. O. Lee. . Meisch Realty Company to Ro­ man Moseley. , Southern Land Sides Corpora­ tion to W. J. Varn, 2. Roswell S. Fuller und wife to Rubin Mnrlcr and Ella Marler. (Continued from page 1) tnlncd silence. A fter the cabinet meeting it was announced he had no statement to make and in­ quiries at the White House after Tuesday night's conference brought the reply that there wns nothing to be said at this time. Mr. Daugherty also was uncom­ municative, and his only answer to n direct question as to whether he would continue in office was the declaration that "there is no statement I can make.” The attor­ ney general left the White House plainly agitated. His customary joviality was noticeably absent. The whole day’s developments pointed to a climax in the near luturn in the controversy which has raged and gathered daily mo­ mentum about the head o f the attorney general. There were those in otiicial life in Washing­ ton Tuesday night who believe an announcement o f some kind may come Wednesday either from the White House or from the depart­ ment o f justice, but on the other hand there were those who feel the present course o f events will not run its end for several days. Et.arts With Conference The day’s developments started with an hour’s conference between the president and Paul Howland oi^ Cleveland, a close personal friend of Mr. Daugherty, and his counsel in the house impeachment proceedings o f a year ugo. The conference took place at the White House before Mr. Coolidge went to the executive offices. Mr. Daugherty on arriving at the executive offices for the Tuesday cabinet meeting half an hour after the visit .if Mr. Howland warded off nil inquiries ». to the nature of the conference between his for­ mer attorney nnd the president. The cabinet session lasted only an hour but Mr. Daugherty, Sec­ retary Weeks, Postmaster General New,, and Secretary Davis re­ mained half an hour longer in conference with the president. The statement later was made at the White House that Mr. Daugherty's case had not come up for discus­ sion during the cabinet meeting. Important Message. While the cabinet was in ses­ sion, however, a messenger nr­ rived from the department of jus­ tice bearing a message which had just previously reached the de­ partment from the senate. The messenger asked that flic commu­ nication he delivered to the attor­ ney general at once and Mr. Daugherty upon being asked about it later said it concerned some- thing on which he was called to make a decision during the nftern'oon. Nothing further wns disclosed regnrding the message but Mr. Coolidgc wns in touch with Re­ publican leaders in the senate throughout the day by telephone nnd had a conference with Senator Curtis of Kansus, the assistant Republican. Another conference between the president nnd Mr. Howland occurred about mid-after­ noon ami then followed the twohour meeting held by the president early Tuesday night with Mr. Daugherty. Carlot shipments reported for Tuesday, Feb. 20: Calif. 10, New York 0, Florida 12 (Sanford sec­ tion 9). Total 31. Total ship­ ments to date this season; Now celery (Florida) 2,88-1. Oud celery 10,220. Shipping Point Information SANFORD, Fin., Tuesday — Rained nil day. Heavy wire in­ quiry. Demand active, t radii:;; limited ns most shippers hnv<) more orders than can he filled dur­ ing next few days, market strong. Carloads f.o.b. usual terms. Fla. 10-in. crates Golden self-blanching in rough. 3-Os, U. S. No. I, mostly around $1.50; fair quality gener­ ally good condition, mostly $1.25­ 1.60. Terminal Market Report—Thin morning's sales to jobbers unless otherwise- atated: BOSTON— 28, clear. 2 Fla. ar­ rived; «» curs on trnck. Supplies liberal, demand slow, market dull. Fla. !0-in. crates Golden solfIdunching best mostly $2.00-2.50; few fancy large, $2.76. PITTSBURGH— 27, clear, fl Flu. nrrived; 37 earn on track. Sup­ plies liberal, demand moderate, market steady, Fla. 10-in. crates Golden sclf-blnnchlng in the rough, 3-fis, $2.26-2.50; 8s, $2.00-2.25; mostly $2.25. NEW YORK— 34, cloudy. 15 Flu. nrrived. Supplies moderate, demand good, market slightly stronger. Fla. 10-ln. crates Golden self-blnnching in the rough. 3-Os, 82.<5-2.75; mostly $2,50-2.75; Hs, $2.00-2.25; 1 car precoobnl H rough, 3-6s, $2.76-3.00; 8s, $2.25­ 2.50. PHILADELPHIA — 32. cloudy. 8 Fla. arrived; 7 cars on trnck. Supplies light, demnnd moderate, market steady. Fla. 10-ln. crates Golden self-blanching In rough, V. ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON ••••'I*o d ay •••• 5 3 The Consumptive Taking six bottles nnd is not satisfied, money will be refunded promptly... A Remedy for Consumption, Athmn, Hay Fever, Coughs, Colds, that Distressing Cough of Pneumonia, Cough ul measles, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Croup Bron­ chitis, Catarrh— A Great Tonic aqd Body Builder— Purely Vegetable. No Dope. 15'/e Alcohol, ns a sol­ vent. Ask your druggist, He will ask his jobber. Send for Consumption, Asthma, Hay Fever, Coughs, Cold* thorities on treatment for Tuberculosis. Cady-Parker Medicine Co., Inc. Waycross, Ga. IN Ireland, they still point to the place where Sir Walter Raleigh planted the potatoes he brought with him from America. The venturous knight was much impressed with the edible qualities o f potatoes and touted them highly to his friends. But in spite o f his efforts to popu­ larize the spud, it was half a century or more before it became an article of general consumption abroad. Today, a new food product becomes nationally known almost overnight. Modern methods of distribution quickly place it in thousands o f stores. Advertising tells the public about it in the newspapers. People try it, like it, and shortly it is in general use throughout the coun­ try. By the same means American manufacturers—through' advertising—are putting within your reach many of the boons of modern life. Without advertising, we would lack many of the comforts and conveniences that go to make life what it is in this year of grace.' ILAN THEATRE S. No. I, 3*. $2.26-2.50; 4-Gs, $2.25­ 2.75; 8it, $2.25-2.50. J BALTIMORE — 34, cloudy. 0 5 Fin. arrived; 20 tars on trnck. ■ Closing Tuesday, opening Wed- J nesday— Supplies moderate, dc- r mnnd moderate, s:.arket steady. * Fin. 10-in. crates Golden self- a blanching in the rough, Jt-Ga, $2.25- a 2.50; host mostly $2.50: 8s, mostly H nniuntl $2.50; 10s, $1.76-2.00. DETROIT— 28, clcnr. 1 Fin. nr-|g rived; 10 enrs on track. Supplies liberal, tlcmaiul and trading mod- * crate, market firm. Fin. 10-in. la crates Golden self-blanching in th eia rough, -1-fls, $2.10-2.50; 3s, 92.25- >■ 2.10; 8s. $2.00-2.25. CHICAGO— 36, clcnr. 2 Calif. arrived, 0 Fla. arrived; 37 curst on ■ track. Supplies liocrnl, demand moderate, mnrkct steady. Fla. 10- a in. crutes Golden self-blanching in £ the rough, 4-6j , $2.25-2.50; 3s, nnd ■ 8s, S2.00-2&3; 10s. v 1.75-2.00. B Dean of American poets, philosopher, humanitar­ ian leader and enchanting lecturer. "Headings from his own poems with gravity and gayely.” glints of Advertising keeps .your information up-to-snuff on every article of human need/ whether it be food, cloth­ ing, articles o f household utility, necessities or luxuries. DOROTHY PHILLIPS IN SLAN D ER T he W O M A N ” .... Advertisers Deserve Your Support Patronize Them A First National PictureAdapted from "The White Frontier" Wilk Lewis Duyton and an All Star CuKt. T i l l ; COST IS SM ALL—THE B K N L F IT 18 O ltE AT. n oum lll.it And«-r«on. Sanford. F lo rid a . Comedy: “ The Monkey Farm." Price* 10 and 25 rents. Thumiuy: Bringing Up Father. Buy your,'ienta at It. C. Bowers. Under the auspices of Sanford Kiwanis Club Admission 50c SHKURKHSUiHfi �tv* President 'John Leonard!, Sanford First Vice-President * rs. Ender Curlett, Geneva .Second Vice-President •lira. B. G. Smith, Ovcido it Structure Is bject Presented Miss Zachary Federation o f Report Of County Nurse Nurse’s Schedule Schedule for week beginning The'Federation o f the WVjmnn’a ] not a county in this state had n Feb. 25. Clubs of Seminole county wns cn-| Public Health Officer. E very-1 Monday, Feb. 25— Monthly tartnined by the Ivwgwood League thing possible should be done in school visit to Osceola and on Saturday, Feb. 2d, nt the li- every town for the betterment of Geneva. brnry. I health conditions, such as filling Tuesday— Monthly visit to Alter dinner wns served the the bog hole: and sanitary cbndi-; Chuluotu and Lake Mary. meeting was called to order by tions unnmd the homes and Wednesday— School inspec­ the president, Mrs. John Leonard).!strict?. This county has m ore1 tions Grammar School, San­ The report o f the Inst meeting paths than any other in the state, ford. held at Sanford was read by the which is a great step in the right Thundny— School inspec­ secretary, Mrs. Ballard. direction. tions, Grammar School, San­ Dr. Barnes, n representative o f A fter a hearty applause Wr­ ford. ithe Public Health Work, being name*. Mrs. Curlett and Miss Frdi / / —School inspection*, present, also Mrs, Curlett, wl;> Doudncy retired and the regular Grnmmnr School, Sapford. his charge of tho Child Welfare business continued, Saturday— Office: work, it was- voted t » suspend the P u financial report of the Office— Third floor Court House. Of fire Hours— 1:30 to 5:00, daily. Saturdays— 8:30 n. m. to 5:30 p. m. The nbovc schedule subject ; sc\ good to ehnngc without notice. ing whose f > *1 P L* I f * M. finds '■"«» ninny many children en .inrcnw ,,usc I--...:-..- j, n , hm n ,im|M rs. Ezell, By Mary Zachary) ing to the physical structure the, meat tissue, the various differ in tendorncss and flnThe muscles are composed of , thrend-Hkc fibers, varying in jth and size, and held togethT>y stringy connective tissues, se libers arc developed by age exefcisc. The muscles which animnl has exercised least nat"jr nrc more tender, but have flavor, nnd those exercised are less tender, but have flavor. The rtfasdn for this hat the exercise which strengh"1 muscile develops nt the same e the so-called “ extrai ch giv;e meat its snVtofy flavor. a explains why sauces or sen*ngs arc sometimes added to ■ like the tenderloins, while the ?nk Is used to provide juices for Pf J teat nnimnis vary ns to breed, *, sex, size nnd condition. This Aurally results in different sdcs o f meat. The housekeep,who fe d s thnt the prices she “■ for certain cuts o f mint, such steaks, chops nnd t’unsts, nrc Utivcly highely, does not undernd the reasons for such prices. Uhe first place the beef animal M only a little more than half its live weight in dressed meat, an the dealer divides the meat retail cuts, he must trim o ff the surplus fat nnd remove some o f the bone. ri Another factor which enters into the Belling price is the great Oo­ tid’ for the so-railed “ choice l " In beef these nrc the sirporterhouse nnd rlub steaks ' © prime rib meats. They nverncrcxiM. 1 only about onc-qunrter o f the vrvir.*/ 1 dressed weight, hut usually m i ns much in price ns the othliree-fiunrters o f the dressed Imal. This mentis thnt the cuts, sket, shin, neck nnd schouldcr ng less per pound than the nvor_e cost nt wholesale o f the whole AN EXQUISITE COAT-DRESS School visits ................ 81 Home vinits . 192 Inspections o f school chil­ dren ................................... 031 Defective children in school 879 Corrections secured ...r.:..... 193 Monthly weights o f children on regular return visit 1429 Firr.t aid treatments ad­ ministered ........... - ........... 11 Letters written ................ — 4° Cards ....................... — ------- 76 Hookworm specimens ob­ tained ................................. 185 Treatments given ................. 30 Interview with physicians. .. 20 Interviews with others ....... 91 Talks to clubs ....... 8 Talks to school children on health .................. 30 Literature distributed ........ 201 Office CiiMultations ............. 47 Horn.1 secured for child in At­ lanta. Hume rmir^d for feeble mind­ ed child In Gancsvillc. Daily rasnion Hint ?their .m c> 'C3 "cri1 l,,ntk,,,Kpoor iifltrto '"dojS im . worlds, to„ fbeeight pn-.:ewns nt. parents are too Poor naronts A •dc. In order thnt the demand for _Jts may he more evenly distrib­ uted over the whole meat animal, e housekeeper should he cnreful plan meals that frequently inhup these lower priced cuts. The ufritive value o f these cuts is latively just ns high ns that o f In and rib cuts, so thnt to use ese is indeed the economy from very standpoint. Some suggestions for using the .wer priced cuts and also the ie^Ipcs will be given in the next arti­ ste on meats. Hounded” For Part In § h g w j ; i r | ! & B e a J l i , Lusic Student Dies The slong-sleeved side-closing coatdress is typically Parisian, and litre is an exquisite modi I in brown costmne broadcloth, trimmed with beige caracul collar and cuds. The m!Iinticttc i tubular, sinre the dress rxprcssi s tile last word in style, and the string belt fastens at one side. If pn ferred, otic of the fur cloths may be used for the trimming initrad i f genuine peltry. Medium size requires JyJ yards 54-inch mate­ rial. ami 'ij >ard fur cloth. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1799. Sizes. 34 to i'J incbcj bust. Price 45 cents. • v <n> Ttn* A««nrli*»rct t ' r f M ) NEW YORK, Feb. 27— The poOhlice received word Wednesday front ■athe Newark, N. J., police that Josjjep h y Fleming of this city, had . committed soldo there because re f “ ho wns being hounded” in con­ nection with the sensational tnur'der of Louise Lawson, music st t- fien t in her fashionable apartment < ■here. .7- At Fleming’s home here, it was /•aid lie bad formerly been employ\*d ns a bartender ill u Nw York hot). According to the commun­ Ml ication, Fleming asserted he wns crazed because of the activities o f tho police, *8 .‘Mis.s Lawson, who came to New .-York from Texas, was found dead An hpr studio apartment. She had Ireen gagged and hound. The po­ lice learned that two men, repre­ senting themslva ns bootlggers, hail ntere dher apartment, two hours before.her bod ywus found. N o detinito clues have ever been developed, Tho poilc said thy had never heard of Fleming’s name in con­ nection with their investigations. ap­ it and she h trying to work up pointed to make ncceimry plana J n futid to care for such. The coun­ the dinner. ty nurse is u very busy woman forThe Bird committee reported and needs a telephone very much. that Sanford and Altamonte had She reported that out of DIM chil­ been made bird sanctuaries. dren examined 879 were found de­ Social work committee ropnrtficient, nnd appalling condition. Out of 208 were who had hook­ Tho financial report o f Child worm 170 were positive. Surely Welfare Work showed that 81,there is a great need ‘of some­ 718.12 was spent last year up to thing being done to allay these March ami this year ? 1,510.05 to difficulties. same time. . Dr. Barnes said that Ia3t year The committee on Publicity therd were 20,000 in the minor Work urgently requested the as­ health crusade nnd 50,000 this sistance of club members by sendyear. The arsocitaion which he jng in items for printing in the r« presents h is to look after the Sanford Herald on the page given health o f 150,000 school children. to club work. A vote of thanks was extended Ami a very large amount of clinical work must be done each to LongWood League fur Its kind year. . Ihospitality. The Christmas seals sent out ^ Thus closed a very pleasant for sale *on pineticttlly their only meeting, 40 being present from source of income. 1three clubs, ^anfonl, Geneva and He said as far ns he could learn Long wood. j Geneva Community Club Meeting 1 PROPOSE 1,000 ROOM HOTEL MIAMI, T’eb. 27.— Negotiations are under way for a site here upon which to locate a J,000-room hotel, according to Frank G. Khntttuck, of New York and Boston, one of those behind the project. He stated however, that it probably will not bo built this year on account of pressing business 4n the east. SECURED RELIEF THROUGH FOLEY PILLS John R. Gordon, Danville, Ilk, writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ ney trouble five years; could not sleep at night nnd was always tir­ ed. I wns not strong and hnrd work made my bnck nche. I got some FOLEY PILLS nnd nftor a few treatments I felt better nnd could work with more ease, be­ came stronger and could sleep bet­ ter." FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, mako them more active. Get n bottle _ ! ^ itI,C8 303 Monday— March 3rd. Month­ Mri. Porter Wnkcfletd, Pres. ly cchcal visit Sodth Side PrlFriday afternoon, Feb. 22, Social mnry, Sanford. Circle No. three o f the Community I i the Phone Number Tuesday— March 4, ins Club of Gcnevn entertained with ntions. Grammar School, n George Washington Silver Tea ford. V with a splendid'attendance o f the Wednesday— Mnrch 5, month­ community, at the home of Mrs. ly school visit Paoln and Ovie­ Parker. do. Those receiving the guests were I* the paint we sell. The bt* Thursday— March 0, school Mrs. Pnrker, Mrs. Quirk, Mrs. Paint money can bay. inspection, Grammar School, Daniel, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. William Sanford. Kilbie nnd Mrs. Hugh McLain. A Friday— March 7, school in­ patriotic program was given. The spections, Grammar School, opening wns the singing of “ Amer­ Sanford. ica” by tho nudlcnce followed by Satuldny.— March 8, office. various selections depicting the Office— Third Moor Court life of Washington. Ench hostess House. giving a part o f his life; then the Office Hours 4:30 to 5:30 guest read nn event o f his life fol­ daily. lowed by n unique contest o f Saturdays 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 things Washington never saw. p. m. Miss Clara Harrison the winnir The above schedule subject to wns presented with a beautiful A cross from express tffTicc. change without notice. hoquet o f American Beauty roses H. A . Halverson, Prtjp. tied with pink tuile. Towards tho close o f tho after­ noon’s program the guests were in­ vited into tile dining room where n ! George Washington luncheon wns* rorved nnd completed with n tie-! j Iicious Martha Washington cake, j 5 Little hatchets with cherries were R Announces Consolidation with the favors. Tho rooms were d e c-’ 9 orated with greens nnd white g orange blossoms, the club colors ■ nnd symbols; tho dining room in 'J red nnd green and a cherry w ith ,* of Sanford, Florida. cherries graced tho dining room * table. Every guest pronounced it Until our complete plant vnn bo moved to Snnford, orders for a lovely party. abstract work left nt our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re­ Wooster College student is I d ­ ceive prompt and courteous attention. ling Ids whiskers grow until the team wins. This is also a fine leap year precaution. SUNPROOF Sanford Paint Store s Seminole County Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. Sanford Loaii & Savings Company UXCOI'OIIATKIO Capital $100,000.00 Wheeless & Welsh The Community Club of Geneva the club house were under way and held its regular weekly meeting n t 1hint things would be ready ' t>> WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS the home of Mrs. II. H. Patiahnll, .-’tart building in a few days. ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF Monday, with the president. Mrs, Mrs. Parker, chairman ot the Porter Wakefield in the chair. social committee reported a nice GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. * The cemetery committee of sum raised by the George \\ asnUur. Oak Avenue and Third Street whieh Mrs. II. II. Pattiahall is the ingtou Silver Tea. chairman reported thpt all collectThe club will put on for Its ions were in and that they were building fund tho piny “ lwelve O 1 Ii S - G A S being used to keep the cemetery Did Maids.” The Oviedo womans in good condition. Mrs. Pnttishnll i club will come over nnd give the Exclusive Agents for F isk Thu Officers of this Institution arc under $50,000.00 Surety IJond i « doing splendid work ns chair­ play Thursday .we«;k A report was given of the Hue- ( Tires and Tubes man of this committee. .Mrs. I)irks.on reported that she tiorml meeting at Em Us by Mrs.' F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Avo. G. E. McCALL, Martngct wns urging the people of Geneva T. J. Mi Lain. “ SERVICE TH AT MAKES At each meeting the members’ — Phone 231---------and especially tho club women to bring some article which is pltWfd i FRIENDS.” T2J1 U « r a tM H t. — varieties. *tides are displayed the members : The building committee report­ then buy from this impromptu ba­ rt HanaBHBgaaBBaBBBBaaxHBBiianaaEHaBBnRBaKnaBSBBBnnaBnriBaBBBaatzBaaBBKCSXBBBBHBBBBSBBBBBEBRBKaBBiiRRii .1 ed that plana for the building o f zaar. u 11 Vulcanizing Shop SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS it M •I a n i« n u •j * OFFICIALS HELD E’S . t . t . t . M B L A M E L E S S FOR AIRSHIP ESCAPE I general since its organization 25 years ago and was one of the aux­ iliary charter members. She was one of the 209 girts in Dctiby Exonerates All of Any white organized by Mrs. Alexan­ Blame in Connection With Es­ der, mother of the .National Auxil­ cape of Khcnnmfoah From iary, who formed triumphal arch Mooring*. under which the returning sold'tyra of ’98 passed upon their return t’> WASHINGTON, Feb. 27— All Cleveland, Ohio. She was four officers, enlisted men nnd civilian times president of Manilla Auxil­ employees lit: the l.nltehurst naval iary (pioneer auxiliary) of Cleve­ station were held blameless in A LITTLE DINNER FROCK land; presiding judge at the elec­ the ease ofri the giant dirigible tion booth three times consecutive­ _ Lovely in wistaria Gmrgcllc is tliii ly, since the women have had the Shenandoah, which broke loose from her mooring mast during the little frock, with a deep purple fitav­ , . - of- curly evening o f Jan. ll> and sue- m er at one side of the s >it, crushed franchise, She has held many girdle. The closing is on the left bees and two important chairman- tcssfu|ly rodo^out the terrific gale “ shoulder and tinder the Ell arm, the slops m the National Auxiliary., which swept over the New Jersey u uiimml conventions' coaht, in lhl. ri.poit „ f t|;.. board n short kimono rlecvc King so designrd that they nriy he lengtluticil ijhe ita i missed nut liiifc. In a«Mi- 0f invt* »ti>:ation mail • jiulilk* Friisiilt d a p ru0. ii desired. Draped tiun to her remarkable ability a» ,lay |iy Secretary i f the Navy h ■ over the skirt is a c ither; 1 tunic an executive ulTical she has most Denhy DEFEAT BELGIAN Mrs.' The’ report said: 2 that falls in a deep |*jiot at one side. unusual personal charm. daik K now making a tour of tlm "Every officer, enii.sted man and w GOVERN,MEN V Met’ m size requite* 6}j \aoh 3bitich tlerial. southetii states ami announced that civilian employee on board and at 2 ■l u- r BRUSSELS, Fob. 27— The BelDie i.d Review Dress No. 17%. I lotida in the tost of the southern tin* station performed his duties rr , giun govern men t wan defeated in Sizes, ’ to 46 ineite’i huit. Brice, states ---- .......... ■■ ■ 1........... ,, to font; a■ dcparlmeni and tl) the bcr.t of bin nhiliy, mui tin tv M she i no blame or censure resting up* a *the chamber o f deputies today by 45 cents. . . .was well ploused. with ,,the work , ■is *n vole of 95 to 79 on the Franceot the ( ill. |luoiliiiv Roosevelt (,n any one connected with thin a n clffian convention. n Hudson Maxim says the Voi- Auxiliary. Since coining into ot- emergency.” jh_. loan! found, however, tiiat a *tcad Act prohibit;: tea find coffee. lice Mrs. t'lark has inaugurated a l oum.il o f Veteran;; and Auxiliargreater..........ty s'afet will result if the n n , . .........How nice to learn i. piohiSit •e-V" lt) f'9»'» Die work and connection:) on the Shenandoah’s a u ■imetbing. social events ot the veterans. mooring must shall have .me weak B $ ‘ 1°, 'U*H unammouly elected link to permit the ship to get loose M 1 ■ president general at the ( ’hatta- mtact in storms, H 10-D ay nooga r on veil toil i in September, riant,on Frank Lyon. Gommatt- i,: ; . : - 1, : 1 Vla“ xlh? r>’ >\ r Robret W. Cabaniss and Lieu- « n/im SSS“ u *11,0 *tnt'* ,lunn»f 1,1 r tenant Lucian M. Grant, alt of S Did you ever notice that .all uu-tratum. Philadelphia, who constituted the * often you need a certain I .. i m„A| \i' li,r? i hui's I - - 000. n,eni* [ board o f investigation, included in j thing or a certain person at m.v, nnviti' li3' ■“ k u" ' . 14 th, ir report the following opinion: n a certain time? into ,V.Ti,, :‘ r,^.,;i|n' e J, e r ' ,ui«PD°u “ That the design of the ship » MVi, 0 1 ;.1',0 " ' ‘S anfoul Mrs. ami eonneclinns to the mooring 5 The need Is uegent, press­ nil. xvill go to We t aim Bench nin>t should bu such that the eon- H ing and must be met at ^ i."ui 6hj fiUl’ ! neetions to the mast should give f* once if you would accom­ already visited banford. way before the ship i, damaged. Ig plish the end you hnve in Now On At a u v d io iv .„ This is believed 1 0 ho h.-st acemn- *< view. SPANISH ’ •HvRICAN \,AK pli- hed liy making the connection! Whenever you find yourN D IhS i.etwi n the mooring cone and the Ii •C| self up against such a aiti V t i « T t 1' hM ■|l; out-rigger on the nose cm, the ‘j 14** tuition, do not fret and scold 105 Palmetto Avo. uud f In ‘X i?VB , A r lu ,,n ,th‘i Mti,,r v eakc8t and ho arranged that b «r.d complain—for there are ,■l!u i. ports cannot jamb and be- " ways provided to meet just Ini visit to Sanford. This mukes; Lome stronger than desired." K 1113 Hanford Ave. such cmergcncie* - they m e |Mrs, lerru’im one of the luitioimt __________.. __ Herald WANT ADS. officers and is mii unusual honor, i “ A WORLD BEATER” .Sanford mixiliury feels justly {^ratThe next time you need ’ lili*!' . .. r,. , , . . "FOLEY'E Couglt Medicine’ is a ‘ extra help quick; you must ... l.1,.,,|K Mrs. Clark s visit t« ‘World Beater’ for speedy relief,*’ have expert assistance at riorum she will install the officers writes Hilton A. Lyre, 200 Evans H once—or you must immedi­ in the H onda department us well Avenue, Evansville. Ind. “ LaSt a t e l y sell someth ing you as organize a. month 1 wits down with u severe J have. The very best Battery is ttu •ui.l, and getting worse, I bought a £ Try the service of Herald AN EXHILARATING EFFECT _____ .. Imttle ... of ..................... FOLEY'S HONEY AND « WANT ADS urn! be con­ A bottle o f Herblnc on the ritclf TAR COMPOUND, ‘ amVYhoTJxT g vinced. nt home is like having u doctor in night was well and O. K." If vuu it the house nil the time. It given |want a quick, reliable remedy f o r ! " To reach all the people instant relief when the digestion coughs, colds and hoarseness in- n effectively — leave your We re-charge ami repair all gets out o f order or the b ow els‘ aist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND n Want Ad at The Herald O f­ fiui to net. One or two doses is , TAR COMPOUND, it has all the * makes of Batteries fice. Phone us to send for .ill that is necessary to start things curu*_.. • qualities of pine tar and it or phone it to the Want ntoving and restore that line feel­ honey. Sold cvcrywher*. Ad Department. ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to Pintiii for establishing* nlrt an­ perfect health. Price liOc. Sold by nual national deficit are .under Phnnp filS Nan torn ,,11 lending druggists. .vity. UaR»BRR’SORBBMnXMRnitnBMRHB«K(niBUMRItWXJinB*(NKHn»nritJxXUXIl,B-uI, tl. » „ , ^ Gets THE fellow who buys haphazard—or the chap who puts his every-day purchasing on a business basis? The latter, of course. He is the one who reads the adver­ tisements and discovers just where he can buy what he wants.* He is the one who realizes the great value o f ad­ vertising when it comes to the important business o f spending his hard-earned money. F. P. RINES Anything that increases your purchasing power is work­ ing hard for you. Make The Advertisements Serve You W ejl Read Them Regularly Batteries E X 11) E RAY BROTHERS PHONE 148 i _ l/lh m The well-informed shopper always has the advantage when it comes to stretching the dollars. And you can’t possibly be up-to-date on the shopping news unless you make a practice o f reading the advertisements. The advertisements show you how to save money—and steps—and time. Watch them carefully. TIRE _____ the Most H is M on ey? THAT ''PRESSING m >NEED t■L ri cHyAi Abstract Co. a i Sanford t jfcjt [j ■ ..A 1__________ uJhLkJil j. V *i'i[*'r �-w l „ „■ H O W TO J U IL D 23 RIBBONS ARE SICKEN ROUSE " WON BY 15 COWS S D E SC R IB E D AT TAMPA F. EVERT TRUE— -T -I — -By CONDO ig ? fliltrr Hob*** Car B# M oitd Cattle Belonged to Department of A nim al . Indnitrv at Uni­ From One Plat* to Another In versity of Florida Given By Shoemaker rich or poor, or have small or large grounds, because It does not take a large amount o f money for enough trees nnu aiuubbery to remnko the appearance c f the home. Every person whi improves his home croundn with trees, shrub­ bery, flowers and grass Influences others to do likewise. There is something about it that is catch­ ing. When a neighbor sees his friend remake the appearance o f his homo by properly planting the grounds, it nutom&cltcally creates a desire on biz part to improve his own grounds. It Is like the snowball that is started down the hill, the further it goes the bigger j it get.’. Therefore ict those win* ! improve and plan; the homo grounds do the best job possible, not only for the sake o f his own place but for tho effe ■*. It will have on others doing this kind of work. I'lant Close to House Foundation Shrubbery should do, ns a gen­ eral rule, planted up close to the foundation of the house, particu­ larly in front und around rhe two sides. By planting it next to tho foundation it has the effect o f ticlng the house to the ground, giving the house the appearance o f being a part of the picture, Twenty-three ribbons were won By Seth W. Shoemaker, by 15 Cattle at the recent South Director, School o f Agriculture, Florida fair in Tampa. Three o f International Correspondence them were for grand champion­ ships, Eighteen were firsts, and Schools, Scranton, Pn. In orchards and around country two were seconds. tomes, it is sometimes desirable, em orad^ y^ L ^ cpartm ent o f AnD to have a poultry house that can j mal Industry o f the Florida Ex The grand moved from one place to an­ poriment Station. other. Such a house must nccc«- championships were for tho best Jersey bull, the best Holsteint v e c t , fc if* , v e c T C U - Y o u . M R . / U X s a j s itrily ho small and must be con- Friesian bul land best Jersey cow. lvH4T X H<Dh/e-STLY TM XK iK You ou<SK*r T o /D o itructed so that it will not be seri­ John M. Scott, who is head of Yo u r v e f? s e ; YOU O U ® MT T O this department, attended the fair ously racked in the moving. S S T it t o and brought back the ribbons won The accompanying illustration m u s ic . shows an A shaped colony house by the herd under his charge. He built on runners mode o f oak has displayed them with consider­ alsnks two Inches thick and 12 able pride. Many congratulations Y es inches wide set on edge. I f pine or have been received by him and the hemlock runners are used, they Experiment Station. Investigation reveals the fact should be 2M» inches thick. Run­ ners must be quite strong as the tinre weight o f the house rests on Apex Movable Colony House, them and there is also consider­ able strain on them when moving showing construction. ■D ch< a pest kind of lumber dressed the house from place to place. on one side and laid with the The base frame, a, Is made of 2x4 inch scantlings and is from 12 smooth side in. The sheathing is inches to 24 inches high nbovc the then covered with oi,a of the mnny floor, according to the required kinds o f roofing paper on tint market. height of the entire building. In some cases tho frame is run(in Above the base frame is un apex so that the entire house can be frame, b, which Is also made o f 2x4 inch scantlings and is built covered with heavy roofing paper. to an inside height o f & feet above To do this the upriguts and cross bases should bo set to correspond the base frame. The floor o f the house, which is with th e width o f the roofing 8 feet square, is built of tongued paper used. and grooved boards strongly fns-1 The interior o f the house is fur! nished with dropping boards, toned to the runn- rs. roosts and nest boxes on both The frame is sheathed witli the sides when it is used for laying hens. When houses are to be moved, it is necessnry to use some motive power that is equal to the tnsk and that will not causu damage to the building liecnuse of quick jerks and sturts. A single horse may lie used for the fmalier houses, but several may be required to move a larger ON THE HOME GROUNDS one. Rings or hooks should ho fastened to the run.iers or holes made through them to provide a Every home should bo tied to shrubbery nnd beautify their homo strong hitch for the chains or hooks used in hauling. It is neces­ the enrth by means of shrubbery, grounds are public benefactors, sary that the hitch be substantial trees, flowers and grass, Th-* because raeli beauty cannot be hid so it will stand the strain o f mov­ house itself is only the background from the public, ju t is open and ing. free for anyone to view nn often To assist in this <• strong ropo o f the picture. To complete the ns they may wish. For that rea­ may be wound nrouid the house, painting and make the picture n son. persons who plant trees and resting low against the rear and real one, the proper planting of shrubbery and change the home only high enough in front for tho the ground is just an necessary ns from u bare unattractive place I height o f the team. It Is always nint is to artists when putting one of beauty is in every sense of on a canvas. better to have an excess o f power A home cannot lie beautiful un- the word, a public benefactor. rather than not enough. ! less th# grounds are improved with Shrubbery Remake*. Appearance of A Home trees, shrubbery, flowers and More and more o f our people are grass. It matters mil how "ex­ an pensive and elaborately the house realizing that ‘ the making of is built, other things are necessary money is not the sole object in in order to mnke it a beautiful life. As important ns it is, there Is no use o f one making it the place. Those who plant trees and sole object. I.et it play its part, but don't let it crowd out all the other finer things o f life, such ns [that this present high-grade dairy the appreciation of beauty. Beau­ r J " ------- -herd comes somewhat within the tiful home grounds ;s something “ self-made” group. Two Jersey that all of us may have, whether icows and a shorthorn hull, nil mire-brods, nnd 10 grade cows, in 1006, were driven from the old 'griruit’ irnl college at Lake City 'o the new university at Gaines­ ville. That was the bo'*'n’,'n'"‘it might be raid, of the herd which has just achieved this notable fenl | •it Tannin. The herd has been built up by careful work under tho personal direction o f Professor Scott, wh.» has not, had the help of special legislative appropriations. As a fitter of fact, this herd has financially maintained itself front the beginning, except for an oc­ casional animal giv-n ns n gift by some public-spirited citizen. The moher and grandmother of the grand champion Jersey cow r.nd tne mother ot tho grand chni»nion Jersey bull, were raked und WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED by the Expo intent Station. Elm Avenue nnd Commercial Street------------------- -Phone 94 bred And this indicates that good stock IB B cun be raised in Florida. fclfH s rather than something stuck on it. Never plant shrubbery in straight lines. Put it in masses or clumps and in Irregular shapes. Try to approach nature's method of planting an nearly as possible. Straight lines o f shrubbery ennnot best serve the purpose o f beautifying the grounds and there­ fore should never be planted In this wny. Neither should individual speci­ mens o f shrubbery he planted about the grounds. Remember that it should always be In masses Neither should it be planted in the middle o f the grounds, but up next, to the foundation o f the building, near the border o f the lawn, in the angles created by the walks and driveways, and near trees. These general principles should be kept in mind in locating shrubbery on tho homo grounds, because one enn make tho place appear rather odd by improperly locating the shrubbery. Tho extraordinary Boroxono treatment for ftesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns and acalds is just ss effective In the stable as In the home. Horse Beth heals with remarkable speed under its powerful influence. The treatment Is the same fot, animals as for hu­ mans. First Wash out Infectious germs with liquid Boroxone, and the Boroxone Powder completes the healing process. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c and 00c. Sold by all loadnig druggists. N otice Is hereby given t h a t Fnrnell, o f Sem inole C ounty, Ids. tra d in g a s Oviedo Ms Co., has m ade an assign m en t o f his real and personal pro ■ 'ir-p t such s s Is exem pt bi f r o m forced sale, t o roe, for; benefit o f a ll o f bis c red ltc- ' nil creditors o f the said E. , nell. are hereby required, sixty days. If such creditors . . In th is Htale, o r If beyond t h e . Us nf this Htale. w ithin m o n t h s , to subm it to me statem ents o f their claim s S| sold assignor. Dated this first day o f F*bf_. A ssig n ee for benefit o f creditor A. I). 1931. it. (i. s u n B. A. P arnell. HEADQUARTERS FOR HA’ GRAIN AND MIXED " Women arc entering all brnnehe-t o f business, fn New York, one was arrested for crooked dealing in Wail Street. FEED! SANFORD FEED ■ | U > [AND ■n t SUPPLY CO. Phono 530 Jno. W. SnM .| Myrtle Arc. and 41b St. 'd H B I I I I I I B I I I S I I I I I I I I I H I I I ia iH I B H I llI lK iiiin E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc. g o n eft. FOR HOME AND STABLE YOUR MONEY BACK IF YO U !J ARE NOT SATISFIED." | Office.! Now York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Coiumhup. Pittsburgh, Knnraa City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto, Canada. List your property with us and receive tho benefit of an advertising campaign covering the United States and Can­ ada. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves you free to sell yourself or list with other ugoncics. MAKE YOUR UVESTOOI M Y D M K N O a ALGRJUN HORSE FEED ■ Bern* a* 0 5 * Grain Ration. Is the m o*t<| nomical. as well as the beat balanced ^ h o r f^ e e ^ M h ^ n a r k e tJ mwm F. C. MacMAIION, Representative Milan* Theatre Bldg. When and Where To Plant Trees and Shrubbery Electric Aluminum Percolators E BALL HARDWARE PHONE 8 Ute a sotidwall between cftkfcs and danger/ L o f B B ■ fl B B B fl Crate and Hampers DO YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE USING SEVEN WAREHOUSES AT SANFORD TO ENABLE US TO HAVE ENOUGH CRATE MATERIAL, HAMPERS AND OTHER FARMER SUPPLIES FOR YOU WHEN YOU NEED THE GOODS? B U B B H U B B usually a little lower than the other fellow. B M ■ B n B ■ ■ B * fl B n S u " fl 11 N *■ * B ■ fl ■ fl ■ ■ 5 * Chase & Co. T w o r t ljir d s iM flB flflir*-' IBBBI IflB B B B flB Z H ___ P o p u la t io n o u r s o f A prominent figure In tho advertising and financial circlej o f tho nation, Mr. Collier has become heavily interested in Florida, concerning which he aaya further: “ Hidden under the surface of a vast and balmy land peninsula is Another Florida that we know but super­ ficially, with values in her soil scarcely yet employed.” Steamship lines have regular sailings to Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf coast ports, and nu­ merous foreign countries. The coast line of 1,100 miles has greater length than that of any other-state,-with excellent harbors, Within the borders o f Florida there are 5,000 miles o f main line railroad, fifty-six navigable rivers, having a combined length of mure than 2,500 miles, affording excellent water transportation for light draft boats. The state has some 7,500 miles o f improved highways and about 2,500 miles additional are now being built. The Florida Development Board, ichick is the State Chamber o f Commerce, a non-partisan, no**-j rojit organisation, supported by banks, business men, boards o f trade tnul rluimbere of commerce, will furnish dependable and unrejudieed informa doa about Florida, direet and throuph its affiliated memership o f local trade l> .cs. Writs to it at the following address, or to any of the advertiser* in the space below: S FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT BOARD Consolidated Building Florida Products a n d Resources. Jacksonville, Florida The moat compute exhibition of Florida product* anJ rva<.ureta «vor attempted will be slasvi in Mudnon Suuur, Harden. New York, (run) February ISth to 2fth. Addition unly &(| cent*. Mont than a score of cou.itUe are repueented by «»hlbit» iliuitrnlini: th. wealth of production within their border*. A number of tanmcrciel and utber private exhtbiUira aleu have tpace. i o r le s s tty e N a tio n —BARRON COLLIER See Exhibits ot *B R ■ t h e H , “The Eyes of the W orld Drawn To Florida W ith New Interest” FLORIDA SANFORD T h ir t y * s ix Water preferential rates from Florida apply to all Atlantic Coast cities. Preferential water and rail rates are effective to all points north of the Ohio river. Florida is nearest to Cuba, Central and South America of any/state. B Remember too, our Prices are Always Reasonable— w it h in . f ** Two-thirds the populatiompf the^Jni ted iStates may reach -Florida'in thirty-six hours or less. More than 70,000,000 people live in- states' from which •comfortable passenger trains run to Florida in not more-than one day and two nights. Fast refrigerator and other freight service carries Florida’s fruits, vegetables and other products to the same population in but a few h ou rs more. ■ B B fl o c a t e d 1 Madison Square Carden, New Y ork F eb ru a ry 19*14 �Brisbane Sees It V * 1111. a t the P o sto ffic e a t j ! . F lorid a, tn d e r a ct o f M arch 'i » M » C a t m o ! t MATS! i jjl.T v a r ------- 47.00. s i s M onthi M V *r*d In C ity by Carrie • a k l» e . W e ek jr E d ition • P £ ,1 A t / X O T IC E i A ll ob itu ary • M r e a r d s o f th an k s, reso lu tio n s notices o f s n t s r ts ln m s n ts w h ere W e s sre m ade, w ill be ch arged a t r t f u la r a d v e rtisin g rates. M K H T H E A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S [ha A ssociated P ress Is e x c lu s ip entitled to the use fo r rep u b if/.0" of fcB new * d isp atch es llte d to It or not o th erw ise IRvd In th is paper and a lso the til new s published herein. A ll Its o f re-p u b llc a tlo n o f special Mtchea herein are a lso reserved. IflU R S D A Y , FEBRUARY 28, 1924 ffiLE. THOUGHT FOR TODAY [Blessed nrc tho pdr* ;ip; heart; ir they shall see God.— Matt. 5:8. |FOR YOU O DEMOCRACY 9PM, I will make the continent I .indissoluble, will make the most splendid Face the sun ever shone on, II make divine magnetic lands, . *With the love o f comrades, I W ith life-long love o f coni­ ; f rades. if# U 1 plant companionship thick as trees p. Along all the rivers o f America, and a lo n g the shores of tho great p lakes, and ■ a ll over the prairies. I Will make inseparable cities with their p arms about each other’s necks, By the love o f comrades, By the manly love o f com­ rades. F or you these from me, O Democ­ racy, to jja a rv e you ma femme! T o r you. for you I am trilling fn these songs. — Walt Whitman. Build for a greater San ford I The day Is coming when there 111 bo more hotels in Sanford *n there nre office buildings (Amendment by amendment we are getting closer to tux re‘ The trouble with leaving the gas OR just to see how it feels to be Asphyxiated is that sometimes you forget to turn it off. --------- o— — . Now thnt the “ gift tax” has Men incorporated Into the revenue bill, what chance has the soldiers’ b6RVs o f being passed? p , tVer. i t is getting so thnt the newsp&prs aren’t a bit interesting any more unless some new person is intriminnted in the nil scandal. toward progress, but when a municipality has once got itself Into a grand mess by a colossal difplay o f ivory at the polls, someti&es they are a good thing. *’ --------- o---------Bpenking of the bonus, it might b4,of interest to some to learn thut the Editor of The Sanford Her­ ald is a World War Veteran and also a member o f the American A reward was recently offered through the medium o f n classi­ fied page for a lost cat. One hun­ dred nnd forty-nine cats were brought in answer to the ad. This should have a tendency to show th fl advertising pays. --------- o— “ I had.......... rather ..... liave one morsel of bread and look up into Heaven end Me. my home forever than to have the whole world, and it fenced in. oiui look down into hell ami see my home forever,” says W. K. Giles of Orlando. Which is certainly one w iy o f looking nt it. Some people consider “ 13” a jinx while there are many others who say it is a lucky number. Thirteen has played a very prominent part in the developments of the last few Renerations and has had a lot to do with tho life of the United States. America was discovered on the night of the thirteenth of the month. The republic originally consisted of thirteen colonies. The first officii] flag had thirteen stars and thirteen (itripes. The American Engle requires thirteen letters to spell it, insi also m a n tthe ho m o t t o “ P D I h m II...,, i t _____ ; aa does motto, . E. Pluribus Unum.” The first word to pass over the trans-Atlantic cable was transmitted on the thirteenth o f the month. The silver quarter is written all over with thirteen. Around the head of Liberty nre thirteen stars; the eagle bears an olive brand with thirteen leaves in one claw and thirteen thunderbolts in the other. On his breast is a shield bearing thirteen bars and his back is a ribbon bearing the motto with thirteen letters; each wing has thirteen feathers ind it takes thirteen letters to spell quarter dollar. There are thirteen letters in John Paul Jones’ name. There were thirteen ships in the first American navy. _ Perry’s victory on Lake Erie was won on the thirteenth of the month. The Htnrs nnd stripes were raised over Fort Sumter on the thirteenth of the month. Gen. Pershing arrived in France on ^une 13,1917. POOR POLICY TAMPA TRIBUNE The Miami Herald "mildly sug­ gests” to The Tribune that thh paper advocute the nomination o f Oscnr Underwood, “ who comes from the South.” Permit us to "mildly suggest" to the Herald that it investigate whence comes Willium G. McAdoo. Mr. McAdoo was born in Georgin nnd Mr. Underwood in Kentucky. This disposes o f the matter of nativity. Considering the matter o f ex­ perience nnd qualification for th<* office o f President, Mr. Under­ wood hus been in the house and senate for many years, but his experience has been lihiitcd to legislation. . Mr. McAiloo accomplished great and epochal construction and en­ gineering works before he went into politics, lie was notod as an executive long before Woodrow Wilson called him to tile federal service. His record as secretary o f the treasury is known the world oyer. No predecessor in that o f ­ fice had the responsibilities, the arduous duties, the world-wide intluunce, which Mc.tdoo bore, per­ formed and exercised. He divert­ ed not only the fiscal affairs o f the government, including the financ­ ing of the World War, but also the entire transportation business o f the country. No other man ever in the service o f the United S tate: or or any other nntion, for that matter, had such a burden to carry. McAdoo was equal to the •ug Job. He made good. The Tri­ bune thinks this establishes his jlimliiicution for the presidency beyond cavil or dispute. The Underwood papers natural­ ly indulge in vague nnd unwar­ ranted hints nt the oil scandal, at­ tempting to invoke McAdoo in thnt nuis-i. This is small business for a Democratic newspaper. The oil scandal is a Republican monopoly. It iricreses the Democratic oppor­ tunity. When a Democratic paper seeks to taint the record of a great Democrat with that stuff, it retlects on the party mil gives aid and com fort to the Republicans. Mr. McAdoo is the outstanding cnndiiinte for the nomination. From present indications he will undoubtedly he the nominee. These Democratic papers which are casting’ slurs at him will bo embarrassed to some extent when it becomes necessary for them to support him as the nominee o f the party. It is a bad spirit. This will not increase the Democratic chanced o f victory, now so prom- Phono: Office U9; * 3 t s & . Vkndttljp, iTwoaM too much lip ,............ .. *“ c SWilUC slippery with oil. * * Joe Kopsky has becom. Teacher in Indian says the earth is fiat us Voliva hasn’t had an in a long time. London labor may o ing money to entertain wo may continue entertain grafter? Sanford's Forum , snys, must be borne by the ex- j service man for tho next twenty t years, it is passing strange how I e uhiisiastie the ex-service man is , about assuming this burden. No, j the reason is tnat there will be no i added burden o f taxntion*. The e x - 1 service men know this; the Legion I knows this; the Congress and S en -1 ate of tho United States know 1 j this— only the Money Kings, who | |hoped and actually tried to have |their surtax cut to 25 per cent, t profess to think otherwise, and n —exact a tremendous toll upon property. i few hnve been misled nnd deceived I by the false clamor made by Mel ■ Our Safe Deposit Vaults are proof against all three, tlon; who has attended most o f the Ion, Butler, ilenrst and their ilk. State Conventions of the American And yet in this editorial of yes­ ■ cent and a half a day will assure you against lost Legion; who lias read regularly terday, Under Secretary of the J! valuable papers, je w e ls, invnmnrp nnii.ioo the American Legion W eekly; the Treasury Winston, is quoted ns olficial publication of tho Am eri­ authority for the statement thnt can Legion, and nil tho literature it will take $1,090,000,000 to pay .bearing on this question of ! the “ Bonus” for the next four. ; “ Bonus,” both pro nnd con, I feel years. Every one knows, who 1ms ] qualified to speak with some read tho statements made from authority on the question. Cer­ i time to time, how absolutely tainly with as much ns the Editor •worthless uny statements coming • from . the seeietaiy o f .the . treas­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER u r y . or any o f his underlings, are. j The secretary o f the treasury, in F. P. FORSTER, President R. F. WniTNER, Cashier order to induce President Harding, who, in his pre-election speeches had declared for the “ Bonus,” to veto the bill after it had passed in i congress and the senate by over­ whelming majorities, stated that there would bo a deficit nt the end , o f the fiscal year, June 39, 1923, ol^ $959,990,999; nnd, accepting , this false statement as true, President Harding vetoed the bill. The bill went back to congress am i, was passed by the required 2-3 j K H K I ' J I I T .1 majority nnd only lacked n few •'runt J n r k s i t n v i l l r T n votes of passing in the senate by the 2-3 majority vote. A t the end tA llm tlp rity 0,M", ot tin* fiscal year there was a sur-t l l n l i l m n r r . Mil. ......... SltiiMtnn, l i n o . pin t of $313,000,990 in the treas­ T h l r n a n , ll| . ... . ury. In other words Mellon sub­ M ' l r i r l n u i l , O. tracted 950 millions from nothing * I tp lr n ll, M ic h . . t.Mnnlrrnl, |>. ||. and hud 313 millions left. He said ia Dec., 1922, or a little over a year raU * V U Iin ltlm o r . an>l t ago. that it would ;ake 80 to 99 millions a year to pay the “ Bonus” i.,.77A! l*.'vn,*,r vl,» t’l'll nt I h llm l.lp h ln , th ree da for the first four years. He, or T ic k e ts Include m ea ls t,-j one o f hi t underlings, now conic." A lle a h a n y and li.-rk . forward and says it will take 259 lia w e x tra c h a rg e . million a year for the next four S V I l.lM ift F o il IIM .T IM years. He made n mistake of 903 K M I . I M i X KOIl IWIII.AIIKI.Via S a v a n n a h , S o l o |», 1*11 IA. million as to what would he the Via Savannah, JltOO I*. V? A l l e g h a n y . M ar. .1 . i s . un resources o f tho zreusury at tinA in u lu r k e l, Mar. 10 . 2 0 . .1 1 . Three Enemies Carelessness Fire Thieves GoNorth l . l o i i r r M e r . Mnr. H. I I >><«m i l . M a r . l a . « I l e r h . h l r r Mnr. 0 . i r . 2 T. I’ e r . l n n , Mnr. .1 . 13 , 3 1 . A u tom obiles carried on n A lleg h a n y and llerk .h lre. •»ir. I o n it r " » i,r *■ 11 ncln.llnjr r l a a c d e a r . on urination on request, ui “ Ask M' ° lU ••nr »•■ randy-haired,, freckled, raw-boned individual. “ Hi, there, guv’nor," he culled out. "ain ’t you a Scotchman?” Tho hailed bystander admitted that such was the case. , “ W ell," said the truckman, “ this ere obstinate beast comes from Scotland, too. Maybe, you both bein’ from the same land, you’d know ’ow to reason with ’im." The Scot came forward, and stnudin ' _ ig close to the balky nimul considered him fore and aft ami up .and down. Then he tried lifting •he horse’s legs. But when he cnine to the right foreleg the horse declined to shift it. With d iffi­ culty the volunteer moved the stubborn hoof. _ “ I thought so," he cried out in triumph, and, stooping, ho plucked a small, i-:ud encrusted object from the footprint. He turned to the owner and put a question: "This horse was bora in Aber­ deen, was he n ot?” "I fancy »o,‘ 'said the driver. “ In fact, the cove ’oo sold *m lo me mentioned tho nnyme. W hy?" “ This proves i t ” raid tha Scot. “ Proves m ot?” asked the puz­ zled truckman. “ Proves him to be a true Aber­ donian. He was sumding on a ha'penny." EXPENSIVE DISTIBUTION, freight or express, and the multi­ plied middlemen’s profits nre the curse of producers nnd consumers in this country. Not far from the fields of straw­ berries, in the wonderful citrus fiuit region o f the Florida West Const, this writer saw on Sunday last tons of oranges and grape­ fruit thrown into the field to rot. They were so called “ culls," not quite perfect, but rine and nutrit.ous. That pile o f wasted fruit would have benefited thousands o f children that lack vitamins in tho north. But “ it doesn’ t pay to transport them” and what doesn’t pay we do not do, in this enlight­ ened, efficient republic. WAR AND killing are not profiitable. The winner today is loser tomorrow. This applies to wars between nations, inside o f nations ami fights between individuals. In Bulgaria the King, his court and ministers, seized the leader o f the peasants after hunting hint through forests and put hint to dcatii. Now, according to Reuters, the Bulgarian King, rioris, is lock­ ed up somewhere in the country, his ministers have been murder­ ed, and a republic replaces the mona .by. « • tna cruts (cs described nnd defined by w in. Jennings Bryan ir the Hri ;bane column o f your paper of Feb. *-'•*) know that taxes can be ma­ terially reduced and the bonus paid at the same time; and the majority of the members of conjrres- nnd the senate know this to lie the fast and are going to act accordingly. Hut the aristocrats •ns defined by Mr. Bryan), mean­ ing the members o f the Money Trust, profess to think thnt the a\o io ntietui a amnll minus cannott be paid if taxes are this money to the ex- to be reduced. — 1. The Democrats , which they collected say r -;- ttaxes_can „„_ '„v be reduced anil the i he was fighting to bonus paid at tho same time. Who :ountry, h!s loved ones, i do you is telling the truth - - think ............ami, ineiueninlly, the Money Kings, about about it, it, tho Democrat, or the from the most deadly danger that Aristocrat Who would you trust ever threatened the world. ' to to give give y you a .(jure deal, the Does the Editor of the Herald Democrat, who, Mr. tlryan says, know that the soldiers b o u g h t; “‘believes believes that human society heavily o f Liberty bonds, that they should ‘ be built from tho botte-n spent a large portion c f their on a strong foundation,” or the meager pay in allotments to pro- \Aristocrat, wh.io, Mr. Bryan says, vide for their families at hom o? {“ believes thatt human society r; Ikies he know thut in .the ranks of n the top” ami wh.» the American Legion there nre . . convinced that the tens o f thousands of men wit! right government legislates .to brnins to reason accurately am enrich *hc aristocrats -usnended fairly and to weigh all the ci' above the bends of the masses, cumstances of times past am la k e care o f us first," the aristo­ present, nnd tho full force am crats ray. “ Pour wealth and consequences of enneting into lev privileges upon us and you may the "Bonus Bill;" that for y ea r safidv tru.t ur. ns to what wc there minds have been busv. him should allow to leak through to the common people below." There aristocrats nre the elegant gentle­ men who are making war on the bonus bill; who arc opposed to n l-1 lowing the ex-service man to have even the small adjusted compensa­ tion contemplaed in the bonus bill. > These ro-cnlled aristocrats, are un smess Telephone HIM ression n manufacturer during the past two years ad an opportunity to measure as never before al worth of his advertising investment. us ..'.in his trade-marked line keep up in sale? is unadvertisod goods shrink to a small fraci t h . . i former volume. be tiled. Innumerable instances Irii a similar story. Hoirsday— Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez will entertain the Duplicate B r i d g e Club. r|aroday— Circle No. 2, will meet st the home o f Mrs. L. R. Phllpa on Park Ave, at 3:30 p. m. [tnndajr— Royal Neighbors will meet at Masonic Hall at 7:30. fhorsday—Jdrk. Emmett • Hunt will entertain the members of the Friloha Bridge Club. [harsday— Mrs. L. P. McCuller will entertain the members of the Every Week Bridge Club. / Friday— Fern Day at South Side Primary School. Friday—N . de V. Howard Chapter, U. D. C., will meet at 8:30 at the Valdes. ' " Friday— Mrs. John Meisch and Mrs. Harry Heereh will enter­ tain at bridge at the Woman’s lub at 3 o ’clock, riday— Shriners dance at tho new Armogy in the Kent building at 9 p. m. tidiy— Circle No. 4 will meet with Mrs. E. A. Moffet on Celery Avenue, at 3 o’clock, rldsy— Mrs. Mero’s Circle of the Pnebyterian Church will give a “Tacky Party* 'at the home of Mrs. Alfred Liiju on Park Ave­ nue, from 8 to 11 p. m. iturday— Mra. W. Wi Potter will entertain the members of tho Bon Ton Bridge Club, iturday— Children’s Story Hour at the Library at 2 p. m. iturday— Mrs. Harry B. Lewis will entertain at bridge luncheon at the Valdez, the first of a sc­ ries, honoring Mrs. F. A. Mc­ Pherson o f Highland’s Iowa and Sirs. Thomas Bentley of Toledo, Ohi> KNOWLEDGE Of all these things that I have loved so long, . S'ot one will know when I am dend; not one Will mourn for me. rhe thrush’s song Will be as sweet when 1 am gone; the sun Will rise as splendidly In flushed horizons; and the pur­ ple hills Will be as beautiful, when even­ ing fills With stars nnd mist nnd shadows, There will be rhe same still’ waters, when my life is done. )f all these things that I have loved not one Will mourn for me. -Margaret De Laughter, in Poetry. Rochester, N. Y.— For years it Ms been known that many so-cnlltd remedies for the relief or euro #* Hemorrhoids or I’iles, were •'•nply palliatives and gave only temporary relief while surgical eP«rations often adopted as a last remedy. Years o f patient, painstsking effort on his part ^us re" •ulted in a prescription that will •dually heal piles and absorb them "ever to return. •to man or woman need suffer come to and until 2:30 o clock P. M. on tnJu ^ 8ubJect to ^ ap. 10th day of March. A. D. 1924, proving opinion o f John C. Thomscaled proposals will be received! son. to be obtained by the City o f officio bond trustees of by Forrest lake. S. 0 . Chase, and Sanford. Florida. *_ y of Sanford, Florida. r t Mnr.hrtii 1 . the n t v Com- . AI1 b,d" m u,t McombanlW m i.ji, “ “ “ h i a , y ’ A ^ Z . & * fj! llorlda. and ns cx-officio bond " n*j <*■'> « ,.the !!?»!«• « of Ik* C ity. . ( . W o r d , Florida, at the City Hall at Sanfunl, Florida, fur tho purchase of $375,000.00 Public Utility Bonds of the City of Sar.ford. Florida, said bonds bring general obliga­ tions o f ssid CUy, authorized by an election held throughout tho City of Sanford, Florida, on Iho 11th Ia Taking the Country day o f January, A. D. 1021, pur­ Storm suant to Chapter 9807, Laws o f j A cnmpfrtV .k t -t n Florida, 1023. said bonds to b e a r1 bright color*. 114 t ile * . * IIS counters. * ra c k s. 2 A interest at the rate of five nnd ilk*, book o f rulrs an d % one-half per cent. (5*4 t f) per an­ tn»!rurtl<m*s -a n y - o n * w num, nnd are to be dated January learn the trim * In ten * mlnu It's very f a s - ' : first, 1924, and to mature Jnnuary clouting. A ll In ntt m o ­ first, 1054, interest payable semi­ tive leiz, a mivi urepnJd on Wc want to gat in touch at annually, on January first and reripi o f iron (P an a d a once with a wide awake man SSe extra. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mcisch and • or woman to represent our enmlittle daughter, Mias Constance,1 »»nnv exclusively in this terri­ and Misses Margaret Englebrcdt,' tory. Bessie Launers nnd Marie Buesing! 'I he usual earnings are from Very A ttra ctive n ia c k were a congenial party motoring i Mnirtn M ih - Jung T.itiln A $35 to $50 a week. The work to Daytona Beach 'on Sunday. l.'uvrr. w ith colured lir a - P is pleasant. The position is •ton iknlKiis. MiljtiNtahle A * I permanent. Selling experience tn any idle card In k le ; x M Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Scott and I* y o u n l-r iiookrta. is not neccssury. We hnve u W a s Powell who have been the striking cidored stitch ed good proposition to the right edge*. E xtra ord in ary m guests of Mrs. Hcssic Hamrick party. value. Hiieclal |irk e....„.. for some time hnve returned to W rite at once giving age, tOWIII.NATION O F F E R I '1 their home in Richmond, Va. whether employed at present, U’ e will send prepaid unit m n * plete Mah-.lnng set nnd tabli nnd length of time you hnve 1 XO TICH rover as ikscrllieil a b o v e on n». Of Special M eeting nf the S ln ek lived in your community. . relpt of 12.10. . " "I d e m » f the Sanfnril tln lldlag M Y S T Y L E H O S IE R Y nnd l.nan Assoelntlnn. Chins-American Importing Co N otice Is hereby g iv en that n S H O P S , IN C . 111 West 68th St. New Yarl special m eetin g o f the stockholders o f the Hanford H ull,ling and l.nan Atlanta, Georgia. Association, n corporation, will lie •'•Id ut Hanford, Florida, on the «th *.ay o f .March, A. D.. 1••»». at S o'clock p. m.. at the o ffic e of said corporation, fo r the purpose of con ­ sidering nnd M eting upon n proposi­ tion tn amend Article T h roe of the ‘ ’b arter of said corporation, so ns to a u th orin ' the Issuance o f eight tier cent, preferred sto rk , to Hie .nuiouill o f 4250.lino.00 to lie divid­ ed Into shares or the par value o f lino.oo each, and for tho tran sac­ tion o f any nnd nil oth er business nccessnry o r desirable In connec­ tion therewith. « !!>' order o f tile President. A tte s t: A. I*. O O N N IIl.t.Y . ............................... Secretary. A Chance to Earn $50 a Week : ** Honefil of Episcopal church, Monday, Mnr. 3rd, from 4 till 6 at the heme of Mrs. J. N. Robson by the Girls’ Friendly Society. T may be natural to think that be­ cause Goodyear Tirea give auch high mileage they are high priced. But it i*n’t the truth. The truth lit Goodyear Tirea coat no more than ordinary tires. A L L W OOL, m o n d th o n o w G o o d y o o r C ord o w ith Ih o h o o o lo d AllW o o l h o r T rtm d a n d h a th th a m u p w ith a la n d a r d G o a d ,ta r Sarolca Suits tailored to measure— $25.00, 305 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford ATe. East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. A . C .ooU jr*r StrwUm Station U o a ltrt m n i l a n d r o to n i- 7 SILVER TEA Spring: Samples—New Styles I HOME-MADE cakes, rosetts, date sticks, mints, etc., to order. Phone 170-W. TEA CUP-FOUTUNE PARTY The Tea Cup-Fortune party giv­ en at Comfort Cottage, Mrs. M. Martin, hi>ste*s, was both socially nnd linancially n great succass. The book contest pioved o f great interest— Miss E. L. Williams of Milwaukee loging the winner, a (urge bunch of calendulas was the Artist Recital prize. Mrs. Martin was assisted in making the party a success by Mrs. G. L. Hoy, the Misses Wii- Prices; $1.00, $1.50, d iilun. liar.is nnd Misses Morehouse of $2.50, Plus Tax. see how Milwaukee, Miss Shepherd c f Tickets on Sale Feb. ji ,f often ! New York, Mrs. R. A. Newman, | , V Edward Higgins Kent Vulcanizing Co Lots in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on cosy terms. 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON Phone 4 2 -----------------------Office Woodruff nnd Watson LADIES’ SILK HOSE Black, White, Log Cabin, Nude, Grey 32 to !}(} inches wide, fast colored Imported Ging­ hams and Madras, stripes and small checks. Specials for Friday and Saturday—yard SILKS RATINE SUITING Fancy Chinese Printed Silk, heavy Crepe de Chine and beautiful colors. Special 2 days—yard » no ' 36-In. in small checks, blue and black, brown, tan and blue for—yard $2.49 ' tan and 59c •— - - - ,. Lingerie Clothes V~ All colors, pink,flesh, orchard, tan, w hite, light blue. Small checks and stripes. 36-inches wide. Special for 2 days at—yard o&c RATINES AND FANCY VOILES NAINSOOKS Odd lots nnd small pieces nf Ratines, Voiles and Tissues, regular $1.00 nnd $1.25 yard values. To close out nt— yard 500 yards soft finished Special—yard 50c Nainsook, 36-in. wide. 21c DRESSES One Big lot of Wool and Silk Dresses to close out Friday and Saturday, Some values up to $29.00. Your choice of any dress for—each — SWEATERS All wool Sweaters for ladies nnd close out at Famous Tenor !*l>a Weed-i Mr j- A * *’ • Gonnclly. Mrs. Walter! uIts have ^ h t and Mrs. E. I). Mobley. During the serving o f refresh - 1 u n t V A Imeats the ten cups weie read by! ' .‘0 the Misses Williams and Moro‘ jhouie, causing much merriment, ons that j Flowers were in great profusion for decoration. D. t . McCravcn and little Last evening the lovely home of .'Mr. and Mr*. Frank Meiach was ,the scene of ono of tlio most en­ joyable affairs when they enterItained in honor of th e ir- cousin, ; Mr. Arthur Meixch o f Scatncus, |N. J., and house guests Misses j Besrio Launrrs. Margaret Englebrecht and Marie Rcasing. ‘ Roses and sweet pens were used; profusely throughout Uic spacious rooms where the curd tables were arranged. In the absorbing game J o f hearts, when stores were count-. cd, the first prize lor tr.e lames was won by Miss Irene ItrajuJt; second by Miss llossic Launcr.t, while the booby prize fell ttr Miss Slarie {leasing, First nftzp lori Mr. and Mra. E. G. Roosscr o f the men wan won by Fix'd Brandt, Sr., second by Fred1Detroit, Mich., arrived in the city Dorner, while the booby prize ter Thursday and are stooping at the tew days en the men fell to Joe M cisch1Montezuma for a The hostess, assisted by aim. John •■'lote to other points o f interest I’czold, Mrs. Paul Pezo!.’, Mis. in the state. Chas. Ludwig, and Miss Irene Duncan Major has been niaJc a Brandt served delicious refreshcolonel in the regular army, prov*ng there is nothing in n name. MRS. B. J. STARLING AND MRS GARLAND BRINGS POWERFUL tusiencu to each coiner, whicn BART PETERSON ENTER­ . INDICTMENT AGAINST made it very attractive. Miss Mar­ TAIN A T BRIDGE. BORDER-LINE LIVING. jorie Ha.ikins rang two beautiful songs in her usual charming man­ The lovely new Woman’s Club ner which was greatly enjoyed by was the scene o f one of the most all. Music was the feature of the artistic and elaborate parties giv­ afternoonand at n o ’clock the host­ ess served ice cream cones topped en in Sanford for some time when with English walnuts, home-made Mrs. Billie Johnson Starling nnd enke, and mints. The favors wore Mrs. Bart Peterson entertained nt little boxes containing chocolate bridge Wednesday afternoon. candy tied with blue baby ribhon Representing Jacksonville in The large lounge was converted service. Several from the other and littcl cupids. At n late hour [be city Wednesday was J. F. into a veritable Chinese garden ichoirs of the city were present nt i the evening service Wednesday, gire. • and indeed a bower of beauty. ; and made n splendid contribution Roses, sweet peas, orchids and oth­ |to the music. P. K. Brown of Pi er-cut floWvrs together with sprigs m Tim nuiu who furnumly lived in * day here Wednesa of plum and chei ry blossoms were fhotcls and ’oh trairis* ami was i business. effectively arranged in hnnd- known as a traveling salesman pninted vaseo and pedestal baskets, made a profound impression upon jiddons o f Bushnell, were among j Feathery sprays of asparagus the audience: If lie sold goods ns Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. Carpenter he business visitors in the city on , ferns were entwined over the man­ rapidly ns he frequently talks, he tel, lamps nnd chandeliers, while should be a millionaire ninny times have been the guests o f Dr. nnd rhursday. the lights were shaded in red, over. His setnson Wednesday night Mrs. W. J. Cnrptsnter, left Wed­ A. Lenkc o f Honesdnle. Fa., ar- which cast a warm glow over all. was a powerful indictment against nesday for their home In St. Pe­ ived in Sanford on Wednesday Chinese embroideries were also boidcr-linc living on the part of tersburg. where tho foiliter is en­ ind is registered nt the Montc- used to advantage. A bright fire 1Christian men and women. Every gaged in the autonVative business. life on the health muled a cheerie note student of modern church :unin. • knows that the greatest problem CHILDREN S FATAL DISEASES to the already beautiful scene. The guests were welcomed upon which the churches are called tip­ G. C. Stroup o f St. Lquis, Mo., Worms am! parasites in the in­ «ras among tho arrivals in the city their arrival by the hostesses,1i on to solve today is how to meet IVedncsday and will be here for a Mrs. Starling wearing a Paris, and iiiutralizc the deadly influ­ testines of children undermine frock ol biege d o p e , with corsage ence of church members whoso health and so weaken their vitality ihurt time. of sweet peas. Mrs. Peterson was deportment is wholly out of keep­ thnt they nre unable to resist" tho J. w. Harbor, ot Miami, repre- attired in beaded midnight blue ing with their profession, and Dr. diseases so futal to child li'e. The Garland pointed out this problem safe course is to give n few doses kented the Magic City here Wed- j; georgette, over American Beauty last night at the First Baptist o f White’ll Cream Vctmifuge. It ptsdny and made his headquarters ! satin. j ikores were kept on tallies done Church. destroys and expels the worm* tt the Montezuma. "The devil says stop close to the without the slightest injury to the tin fascinating Chinese de-signs. On line. Don’t go too far, nnd mnny ! The ladies o f the Catholic I^the tables were compotes filled Christians have stopped so close health or activity of the child. Church will hold n cooked food with candies, which were en joyed: to tile line that one could not tell Price 3fc. Sold by all leading kale nt Stokes’ grocery store on during the progress of the ga m e., with a powerful magnifying glass druggists. Delicious fruit punch was also Friday at 2 o'clock. served throughout the afternoon. which side of the line they nre on. Thu fact is they have covered the Miss Cieo Alexander, who has After u very spirited game of line till you can’t llnd it,” contend­ bridge, scores were counted and been the guest o f Mrs. O. I). Far­ ed the speaker, and no man or wo­ rell. left Thursday for her home prizes awarded. Mrs. Percy Mero man in the audience doubted that holding top score, was awarded u In Sistersville, West Virginia. lovely blue console bowl and stand, he believed what he was saying. Tlie intensely practical messages Misses Bessie Launers and Mar­ filled with pink sweet peas. The which Dr. Garland is delivering, prize for second high score, a hand­ garet Englebrcdt arc the attrac­ and the straightforward manner tive house guests o f Mr. and Mrs. some red Spanish comb, was won of his delivery are making ids by Mrs. Fred Duiger. The ‘ cut Frank Mcisch at their home on prize, a bottle of r tench perfume, work in Santord of marked im­ •Vest First Street. went to Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. Ex­ portance. One can easily under­ stand why there is a demand for Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Vnn Duran quisite cursuges of roses, sweet his leaving a busy office in Rich­ peus and lilacs were presented the >f Schumport, N. Y., are in the mond and spending much time •ity for a short time and are out of town guests, Mrs. Flanagan, over the htmes in evangelistic en­ Mrs. Jordon, Mrs. it. S. Keelor and pleasantly located at the MonteMiss Gertrude Jordon. Each guest gagements. tqma. To those who have not heard Dr. was given a rose bud ns favors. At uie conclusion ot the card Garland a veiy cordial invitation game, refreshments consisting of is extended to be present this eve­ chicken salad, tomato aspic, stuf­ ning 7:30 o’clock. fed celery, hot rolls, olives, coffee FOR WORKING PEOPLE and fruit cake, were scived by the hostesses, ussisteel by Mrs. Ralph The best of workers get out o f Wight, Mrs .Hal Wight and Mrs. sorts when the liver fails to net. John Leonurdi. feel languid, half-sick, There worn sixteen tabksa of I They “ blue” nnd discouraged and think players nnd the afternoon was of j exceptional enjoyment for the •they nre getting lazy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in n sick spell, therefore the sensible course is to take a dose or two of ‘ outhern part of the state, Horbine. it is just the medicine needed to purify tho system and restore the vim and ambition of hcnlth. Price 00c. Sold by nil leading druggists, t The number of hanged their point of view; they no ghtly with many brands, but sub- HONORING VISITOR. William Henry Harrison ns our ninth president lived in Washing­ ton, o f course. Among his direct descendants still living in the capital is Miss Margaret Harrison (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Harrison. The beautiful young school girl is one of tho most popular of the younger set. *f each Rein have shrunken to a very nown and most frequently called for. Residence 217-W Direct Descendant |, Tb* Doctors of Law l j in* ton “ re doing a bit of I MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor n ? > m e m l Au rn i, J a ck s o n v ille , Kl.v. By IRVIN S. COBB marry Neel, formerly associated with Boli Holly in the ownership of The Sanford Herald, has bought the Kissimmee Valley Gazette. Mr. Noel is n well grounded newspapermun nnd should prosper in |5 nU-new enterprise. Thf Editor o f 1 The Herald extends him best J'. wishes for success and prosperity. -------o -----------I" ^enn^nKs press agent isn’t ' fittin g much of his stuff printed. I*'— Tnmpa Tribune. ‘ When a few o f the big newsI posers, cither owned outright or [ tremendously influenced by the 1 b^f*corporations, support the men R most easily bossed by ihcir mas[ ter*, all the little newspapers | quickly Tali into liru Imping to ro• ceivo favorable comment for the ) Clide nee o f their step. " ----------o—------. fw |tlzcns of Florida have made i many mistakes within the memory o f man. They oven ut one time ejected Catts governor of the state. Buf the most asin.’ ;e blunder they could possibly make would be to fail to elect William Jennlngr. Bjyan a delegate to the National /D em ocra tic Convention. There ure oUier men in Flo. “ a as good us Mr. Bryan, us hoaert, as sincere, zrith the same high principles, but th*<e is none who could get up in tho convention and be heard, jutt s i 0 i7 an will be heard. the political teapot. 1 Thirteen MY FAVORITE STORIES ■■ i I J [ } Too much cannot be said regarding the importance of The II,MW,COO Fee. good roads to a community or to a state. The preaching of Legal Piracy Paya. the gospel o f good, roads must continue if Florida Is to be­ The French Debt Prolbem. come the state it is destined to be. New emphasis should be Strawberries by .Mail. given the subject and everything necessary should be done to Copyright. 1921 give every section o f Florida the finest roads of the country. rlonda is building roads on quite a large scale as com­ MR. W. G. McADOO, who irepared with road construction of just a few years ago. Every mains in the race fo r President ns part o f the state now seems to be realizing the value of paved his friends expected him to do, says that he would have received roads and wherever one goes he sees road gangs engaged in from _Mr. Dohcny a fee of 'one miibuilding bridges and constructing highways. But still this lion dollars had he succcedcd in state has only begun to grow and each year will see startling carrying through certain legal developments made. And as the cities and towns grow the work in Mexico. .Mr. McAdoo says that such a feo, system of roads must be made better. ........ While Florida roads with hundreds o f millions involved, are not all they should be they are doing much in bringing is not excessive. It is, propor­ the state out of the sand on to a solid foundation. tionately, not big. If a lawyer saved you two or three hundred , , ca" ^tribute a large share of its growth to the dollars, you would gladly pay him fact that the city has a fine network of paved streets. The one dollar. In proportion to city commissioners have realized the importance of good amounts involved big fees aro streets and are making the city known for its fine asphalt smaller than little ones and big streets. Seminole county can attribute its continual growth fees arc actually paid, apart from and prosperity to the fine roads which lead to all sections. any political influence. Those responsible for the fine brick roads stretching out in all directions have done much for the county. But the construction o f new roads is not all that is neces­ sary for the growth and development of the state. Florida has a habit of spending big amounts of money in building roads and then forgetting to keep those roads in good con­ dition. In some sections o f this great state are found high­ ways that at one time were good but which are now abomi­ nable. Where there is heavy traffic roads deteriorate very quickly and are soon made almost impassable. Let good road construction continue until Florida has the best system of highways in the country and becomes known for its fine roads. But don’t allow those roads already made to become neglected. ------------ o------------ rjjB ren in North Carolina heavy sijpWs nre making folks suffer, but in Floridn it is us balmy as er Darling $2.00, 19th, -B O Y S ’ SUITS children. ONE-HALF PRICE To Lot cf Uoys wash suits, styles, all sizes, two days fast $2.95 colors, assorted •,*■' T �rForum , .«• - .*• ' •’**' IULV Rail For the Sftte Senate In Georgia IMMY GIBBONS ATLANTA OFFERS ATHLETIC FIELD iL GET NEAT FOR FIGHT FOR 3 FLORIDA FOOTBALL GAMES alike Shelby Bout With Chimp, He Will Receive Just Com* £-5 pensntlon for Libor Thii Time. By Joe Willi■mti. i second meeting between Jack ipsov and Tommy Gibbons, now mably assured for May, will ffer from the first, held on the Ifltohtnnn plains last summer, in ^thil one piquant detail: {‘ Gibbons took a gaudy walloping for nothing then. Now he is to bo paid $100,000 'fo r taking the same walloping ull over, with, perchance, an ndded esturo here and there tv» disnguish it from the old act. ■The sacriflcul jaw which he cast * tipon the muddy Shelby waters has returned heaped y u h ifldothing, lonl-aatisfying gretAbabl*.' . O f course Gibbons, fine and noblt' fighter that he is, will be beat­ en, again. He is not a killer and in ly the killers have nny right to pot shots at the iron-jawed psoy. V 'W hatever interest the promo­ ters. manage to smoke up in this pple must concern Gibbons’ „ neo to finish in an upright posi[tl . - Did Hotter Than Others. '’ This is why Gibbons is getting a . , urn match. The St. Puul Irishpipn did something no other DenipT challenger had ever done; he rted on his feet and remained re until the gong rung, ending fifteenth round. CM Willard lasted but three TOtmds, Georges Carpentier four, Miske three, Bill Brennan 2 .L uls Firpo two. ♦But Gibbons, smaller than ail tHe rest, went the limit. What’s ife, he wasn't knocked down ,i g lo time. On the strength of s achievement nlonc Gibbons erves another chance— even if . o chance promises nothing more tkan a cruel whipping, and u large certificate check, v May Stop Him Quickly 'Can Gibbons stay the limit again? If he goes in there with tout idea in mind the answer is yfca. He has speed, cleverness, a ftfie knowledge of infighting nnd bill .the attendant tricks of holding and locking. It is no simple task to drop a man who will not open up. . ''O n the other hand, should Gib,bbns elect to buck the inevitable id tenr nfter the champion with h£th hands in the hope of landing on a vital spot, the granite-man Dempsey would probably cut him dbwn with n few quick strokes. Wsry likely before the fight has gone more than five rounds. t*. i Gibbons Is hardly any bctteii t » w .than he was a year ago. Uempsey scournged him tlicn wit\ devastating body blows— blows ot the type that lenve permanent of* figis. Dempsey punished Carpen­ t e r fn much the same way, knock­ ed, him out, and ruined him for all time a a fmmidable lighter. fTbychnb'gienlly, too, the odds L vfiil b- : 7 ''.i" ■' Gibbons. It will !'• bj» hai.l I'u him to forget that he i cracked I he eiiampion flush on the A jlsv with light-hand swings at Sniflbv. ye* failed to drop him. It When you are unable to take a ,7 trick with y-*ur ace a certain ' rflitount of di: courngcmeiit na»u, rpl(* ->ei In. IT DRIVES OUT WORMS. * The surest sign of worms in 1 children is paleness, lack of inFfr forest in play, fretfulness, vnrial c He appetite, picking at the ,nose and sudden starting in ii sleep. When these symptoms appear it is time If tL give Whit--'-* Cream Vermifuge. ■A few do-,-.- •h*vv oat the worms and put.i the* little uiu -n the road to health again. White’s Cream Vermifuge has a record of 50 years o f successful use. Price 35c. Sold hy ull leading druggists. CRUIK SHANK TO ENTER TOURNEE Ohio State Draws Record Basketball Crowd On Saturday GAINESVILLE, Fla., Feb. 2 8 . OfTer o f Spiller Field, the new $200 000 sport stadium in Atlanta for use of the University o f Flor­ ida football team fo r three dates next fall, November 1, 22 and De­ cember 0, was made to University authorities here Wednesday. The offer was from Jock Cor­ bett, president o f the Atlnnta Base­ ball Company, and carried attrac­ tive guarantees in way o f total ad­ missions. The offer stated that on the dates mentioned no games arc scheduled in Atlanta by Georgia Tech. It was added that the new field offered 10,000 eomfortnblc seats every one of which was under cover and each o f which command­ ed u good view o f the field o f play, owing to the specially designed horseshoe stand and the layout o f the grin iron. Ample accommodations for both visiting teams in way o f shower baths nnd locker rooms will be provided it was added. No comment on the offer has been made by university authorities here. COLUMBUS, 0 ., Feb. .28.— A fter checking against known figures for basketball crowds elsewhere, It is believed by Ohio State University officials that the throng o f 8,41)3 persons which saw Ohio State decisively defeat Wisconsin in u Western Conference basketball game here Saturday night, set a new high mark in attendance for the Big Ten. The crowd exceeds the pre­ vious local high mark by 800. Attendance at next Wednes­ day night’s game between Ohio and Purdue, with first place in the hig ten basketball race at stake, may even exceed Satur­ day’s figure, officials believe. Almost 75 000 spectators have seen Ohio State’s basket­ ball team in games so far this winter, o f which approximately 30,000 represents the attend­ ance at home games. I N M EM 0RIAM IS READY FOR SUMMER WORK Will .Make First Appearance Prohublv in Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs This Season ,F.(Torts to reach President Cor­ bett here in regard to this offer were unavailing and confirmation Is lacking. Georgia Tech plays Notre Dame In South Bend, lnd., Nov. 1, one date mentioned in the offer. Nov. *22 Is the Saturday before Thanks­ giving day when Georgia Tech is not scheduled. Dec. 0 is the Saturday after Thanksgiving when Tech i has no game booked, i. However, Oglethorpe University has already dosed with Sewanee for Nov. 1 and with Georgia Tech for use o f Grnnfj Field. Oglethorpe also plnys Mercer *on Grant Field Nov. 22. If Florida were scheduled here on the dates mentioned above it would conflict with two o f Ogle­ thorpe’s scheduled games. Ty Cobb Puts Ban On Playing: Golf By The V tl I ■ -I I t« . I . I iH ■k — , t I * ■ . lllt.iftHldl.rk.l p ia t iw .tas { PADIO WHAT BPOkE LAST Al!6Hr ? •m-. ' ~i*" J"v I *- tl V e / h - f u r i . ^ *,*^ W r*/A t> 'J M T \ > f T ir T c t fO is R ! j* TO WRESTLE AT MIAMI t MIAMI, Feb. 28.—Join Lontio.and, Frank llnckinuit, heavyweight WrestlerH, will weet in a finish match, best two out of three falls, * here Friday night. Feb. *2!'. Ilockman, giunt soldier-wrestler from Belgium, came to tlii., gjuintry in 1919 und, according to experts in t- the mat game, ha * worked his way up to the point where he is a con­ tender for heavyweight title honors. * INDIANS EXPECTED SOON LAKELAND, Feb. 28.—Thirtynine o f Tris Speaker’s Cleveland baseball learn, accompanied by the big chief himself and newapape ' i men and friends, are expected to f/ arrive hire Saturday, Mur. I. to take up -pring training not later * than Monday, the* 3rd. BOTH ING 1LIKE IT ON EARTH Tiie new treatment for torn fleak, cuts, wounds, sores or laeferstioiifi that is doing such won­ derful work in llesh healing is the Borozone liquid and powder com­ bination treatment. Tho liquid Eorozonc is a powerful antiseptic that purities the wound o f nil poisand Infectious germs, while the Borozone powder L the great heal­ er. There is nothing liku it on eurth for speed, safety and efficien­ cy. Price (liquid) !9k‘, 00c and $1.20. Powder 30c and GOe. Sold by all leading druggists. *} L V Iru e B lu e S IX •/GENERA*. •, (TH IS WAS WRITTEN BY A WOMAN) A9J, ILL CET \ ak/ Po p t ' fix it- ue k M ow s1 E\JWTUINS- ue 3MDVEC Pop DtDNT RN00J MUCH \ >J\ that 1 had been reading so much about the advantages of the machine which I subsequent­ ly purchased. One after the other tho** messages had gotten into my She asked nu why. Without reulizing whnt for the compnny making that article. I wus doing I gave her several technical rea­ sons for tho superiority o f that machine. I However, I realized thut tho printed mess­ listed a number of its mechnnlcnl advantages age had not really meant so much to nie as nnd one or more* very special conveniences that I felt meant a great deal to me. cle over and over again meant to me that I hud not realized I knew so much about it. After I hod recitjd my reasons to her I analyzed my first answer, “ it’s good," and I found that an­ swer typified oil of the specific things I was \ s f! 6EE,THArS' FUNNY- AAV POP SAID *TH' SAME THINS ABOUT VOOR f/» POP// the repeated appearance. Seeing that arti­ able to recite about the machine which 1 hud as a matter o f fact recently purchased. point where they could purchase it Booner than I und were well satisfied with it. Almost instinctively the thought took hold of me thut when I saw tho name o f a product appearing again and again I could feel aura that that product was living up to ita prom­ ise. I could feel recure in buying it. If only all women would realize that In any woman may be guided to safe and satis­ factory investments for her own needs nnd whatever they buy— machines or furniture— clothing or food—dress goods or hats— jew ­ the needs of her family if she will but use the elry or toys—they may save themselves un« messages which the manufacturers send to her in her newspaper or in her magazine. uhich through its advertsing and behavior Until I had said, "it’s good,” I did not realize after purchase compels its thousands o f cus­ tomers to say, "it’s good." wise expenditures by seeking the product •*! a* 1 until whon asked to do so I was capable o f repeat­ ing them almost as if I had been n salesman Published by the Minneapolis Journal, in co-opernt. i ■: ul0.n u ^ T le American Association of Published by the Sanford Herald, in co-opera- lCo< mind "Because it’s good," 1 told her. It had bean widely advertised and I, as a large buyer for a household, fedways felt that liiitiiM xy S A y! vihv doutt . 7 A VA CALL M.V POP 0M E0? HE CAN FIX I BET Kent Vulcanizing Works M L N CO. Because there is no spark lever for them to operatot and none is needed. My reply surprised even myself. rsr. Ml At The Sportsman stair* many other women had reached the U s Vj If Ye* are G olln g Bee Oar Liae o f Gelf Supplies. w om en lik e O ak lan d 's a u to m a tic spark control so well? I was using a well-known household article when my friend came in. a < k drnie^ " * 1 0 g 0 R QE Q. HERRIN “IT’S GOOD BY BLOSSER DVA 91AMT WE "HELP FIX V E R S > ?ADiO FSECkO.ES? ]■: I TOOK A 'LAtJAA A P A ftr OMCE' HE'S im n r house v j o b k ik om his ri<fht W hy "W hy did you buy that kind?" sho asked. out all Americans, uid* i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS J then, of course, congreu Arch Colonial aad Crcamt Golf Balls 50 and 75 cen tals TLLAH ASSEE, Feb. 27.— Dr. Frederick V. Coville, chief botan­ ist o f the United States depart­ ment o f agriculture, has beon in this section of the state for several days Investigating tho blueberry outlook. He has gathered a num­ ber o f specimens o f blueberry blooms which have been shipped to Washington for study. MIAMI, Fob. 28. —The county A buttle o f 1It'll.iru- on tho shelf Sneer has ho/ri* :i a survey for at borne i.r like having a doctor in the house all the time. It gives Dalle county’s unit o f the Overa-t highway from Key West to instant relief when the digestion pets out o f order or the bow els;!'1 Mainland. It will run south Jne or two doses Is ^h om I-mridn ( it\ * connect wldt fail to net. (Jne saury to start things the Key Largo road being b<ii.‘. all that is necessary •store I he caii'.ec - 1 moving and rest or that fine feel- by .* '.r->o cenn-y. DcLnnd, Fob. 28.— Dr. Emory ing of exhilaration and buoyancy on p.'r.b.iUy will be ma le at Card W. Hunt, preniden* of Bucknell of spirits which belongs only to Pt hit where Monroe county is to Univerrity, Lewihburg, Pn., is de­ perfect health. Price GUe. Sold by r. <_x v -ovr-y crnie-'iinsf K■"* livering n sorii.v o f 1-rtures during .•il lendin- druggists. - aMt( the mn.itland. Funds tlii- w.-.-k to ill!- 'ittlrrU o f Stnt-..ii University. located he <• Ur. A Boston man o f 80 aiuieuitees for t*. • Work w*. »•* provided tin tin Jinn, reached heie in time l de­ i ■ engagement, tin/ being the SI,0(111,000 road tic.ml issue voted liver the Founder's Day address first sign o f spring iii Boston. two years ago. for Stetson last Sunday, the 2I*h. XUfy AlM*T B v a r p iig s jj STUDYING BLUEBERRY CROP m $101,057. Contract for construc­ tion o f the building has been nwarded to an Orlando firm, nnd it I1*1 Panned t> have it ready for ocnext season. The new | building will contain 23 rooms und v il1 be o f Spanish type architec- E ,ture. " w' — ■ LECTURES AT STETSON ( AN EXHILARATING EFFECT Mr ° nr t « n f Ufa use of the word "Gift” in connection with the pay­ ment of a’ just debt to the exserviceman. When you pay a man a debt you ow* him yon fen not making him a "gift.” Genera) Washington received a "Bonus” ' for hi* services in the Revolutionary war, together with the other soldiers of that war. President .Abraham Lincoln re­ ceived a .Bbnus” for hie services as captain, in the Black Hawk In­ dian Wgr; President Grant, Gen­ eral Custer and tho peel*less Rob­ ert E. Lee, who was the soul o f honor and. the gentleman and = Hot, the bonus win L and our taxes reduced^'n S J * serve what the niurii t J NEWPORT. K y„ Full. 28— In Memorinm, chief color-bearer of the racing stable of Carl Wicdemnnn, Newport owner, is being prepared for what is expected to be his greatest season. He will bo pitted against the best thorough­ breds in this country, and will bo u contestant for speed honors with Kplnnrd, when the French cham­ pion comes to Lntunin to meet horses of his age. This gallant son of McGee, who defeated Zcv at l.ntoniu and ran the Itancocas star to n nose finish at Churchill Downs, probably will make his first start o f the 1024 season in thu Clark Hnndieap, opening day feature at Churchill Downs, according to Bob Gilmore, train.-r o f the Wiedemann horses. last year, If the colt takes to the early train- American l.engue baseball club, Ten foreign countries in addi­ ing nnd rounds info form, he muy reports from the Tiger trnining tion to every state in the Union l-e sent to Maryland to sturt in the camp at Augusta say. Manager are represented by those so fur ldg stakes at Havre do Grace and Cobb confiscated several sets of registered. Among the visitors are vV...V v W ...uiVu* ",” !'' Pimlico. The ttruiner said also niashies. mid-irons, drivers nnd , jo> w h ch state that In Memorinm would not side­ spoons today from the baggage . ’ 7* , ,* . players and issued an edict j A, ,nm, step any race this season, and tiiat of the pl«y second position by Ohio with .. ....... 3,930. ho hoped n meeting could be ar­ against the Scotch pastime. Twenty players have, reported ™ cn 1 * " n,y, " ,*h 3-: ranged between the Wiedemann registered hbtee and GrFy Lag before the sea­ out of the 38 ordered to camp. \ '’ r \n. uro jMnst of the others are on the wav, | 11 l,lu n*_________ son ends Mr. Wiedemann's string of thor- or will he in camp March 1, Cold* ...j...... oughbreds lias been increased to said. Three pitchers, Johnson, 1 ‘ uvr BEGINS SOON nine by tho purchase recently of Whitehill and Holloway, arc among ir * MIAMI. Feh. 28.— B Illy Cruiksltnnk, defeated last : ununer by ’ Bobby Jones of Atlanta for the open championship of the United 1 States, has advised Ray McCarthy. ^'-Bport.s director of the Miami Chamber of Commerce, that he will participate in the professional Vcani champio iship tourniiment here Mar. 4-G. . ‘ Atlanta’s New $200,000 Athletic Stadium la O ffered T o Gators Ob Dates When Tech Is Away From Home. HISSH)NS,lt ATLAN TA, Ga„ Feb. 27— Ivan Allen, prominent business man*and former state senator from the Foreign Missions’ Committee of 35th district, has announced that Presbyterian World AljUance a movement D under way to In­ Tabes Cognisance or Fact duce ex-Governor John M. Slaton, o f Atlanta, to become a candidate NEWPORT News, V a„ Feb. 27. for the state senate, in the pri­ —Taking notice o f the religious mary to be held next fall. "The success of the movement, controversy between fundamental­ as I see It, depends entirely upon ists and modernists, the report ol Governor Slaton himself," said Mr. the committee on foreign missions Alten, "and this dependence is o f the Presbyterian World Alli­ predicated upon the willingness of ance, presented to the allianco Mr. Slaton to accept the office. He Wednesday, examines ths problem has been out o f the city, and his from the missionary standpoint to wishes have not been consulted by determine how fa r co-operative those behind the movement." movements among interdenomina­ Mr. Allen, whose name has tional missions "can be salvaged been mentioned prominently for from the wreck.” nnother term In the senate, declar­ The report, submitted by tho ed that the movement In behalf of Rev. Dr. R. P. Mackay o f Toronto, ex-Governor Slaton has received secretary o f tho Boun] o f Foreign the most gratifying encourage­ Missions o f the Presbyterian ment from nun and women promi­ Church in Canada, referred to thu nent nnd Influential In every wulk war o f the churches that was bcin life. ! ing staged In the press these ed in "Those o f us who have been j (j * , eclaring that the "atmosquietly sounding out sentiment [ .^ erc concerning uovernor Governor maton Slaton as as *( controveM ' concerning y/’^ I t ^ n G n S e d f K'° U" t*ie. 8tat.® Bcn \ “ Fundamentalist*, and modemdistrlct have been much ImprcMed |at8 at home and ttbroad have with the unanlmty with which drawn gW{ird>( and it Is a war to the suggestion of his name has the death. 'No compromise’ is the been received,” said Mr. Allen. battle cry, and it is heard in prac­ "Personally, I am encouraged to tically every land where Christian­ believe that his candidacy will ity is taught and Christian work serve to wipe out factional strife being done. In China, a Bible and enable lour citizenship • to Union has been organised in de­ unite on n state senator who will fense o f the faith and has in three reflect credit on our community years grown from 400 to 2,200 in nnd render Invaluable service to numbers. Its doctrinal basis em­ the state.” braces all the doctrines included Mr. Allen indicated that upon in the Apostles Creed and more, tho return of Governor Slaton, a ' and many are prepared to sacrifice committee will wait upon him co-operation and fellowship with with the request that he consent to nny and all who cannot subscribe the use of his name as a candidate to their doctrinal statements. for the state senate, Others, however, repudiate tho Slaton Experienced Lawmaker. thought o f separation, claiming it “ Many great men in the past to be the mission to purge the who have held high public office church from within and not to have rounded out their careers in abandon her to the uncircumclzed the legislatures of their states, and unclean. and we are hopeful that Governor "Modernists, on the other hnnd, Slaton will yield to our request are equally nronouuced nnd ner. nnd agree to serve in the state haps it may be said equally intol­ senate," added Mr. Allen. erant. They stand for liberty o f Ex-Governor Slaton, if elected, thought with regard to ecclesias­ will not be new in tho legislative tical obligations. Their frequent body o f the stnte. He has served claims to superior intelligence both in the house and in the sen­ cannot always be charged with too ate and has been both speaker o f great modesty. tho house ami president o f the “ It is not the intention here to senate. attempt adjudication or reconcilia­ tion. From the missionary stand­ MANY TOURISTS REGISTER point our problem is to ascertain ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 28.— whether cleavage is necessary or Twenty-nine thousand winter vis- avoidable, and to determine how far, in either ;»e^did Tot. They b*r their absence war* con . from the fighting men of the ■omier wimw w a »«.■, out a fault, received. In to their regular pay as o a bonus for their services in the Mexican War. The argument egalnet the pay­ ment of the bonus Is unsound in principle, against the established cupetoms of our country, undemo­ cratic, un-American and made by the aristocrat oat of sordid fear of losing a small portion of his enormous yearly Income, repeated by his hirelings and underlings, and echoed by a few through being- 5 w w q ii -- �•n> PH O N E 148 SAVE DELAYSAND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD Sanford Daily Herald FOR SALE FOR SALE ' AUTOMOBILES AND WANTED IWANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE | MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS 0 ____ To Buy Right Cash In Advance |Terms: BUILDING MATERIAL M IR A C L B ^ m m t t C o , | DEPENDABLE USED CARS P o u BALL— beiioto palnis nnd h u h SA t.E— At (io ro m d o B e a ch ' an eight room furnished bouse} cement work, ridawlata, 1923 Dodge touring,'alm ost new. FUBLIC stenographer. Phone vnnrlahc* at Sanford Novelty T r l n * * " / * ml.. will hr L One 1923 Dodge Coupe. ing blocks, irrigation bosoa, 349. 107 Park Ave. Works, j o l e agents. 154-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler « * ” * " iM m p a tro n * mnl t « l . Ave., good income property. Dodge touring, 19ZI. Tcrwilleger, Prop. ____ iNtoK-wkl Iraiurdlati-ljr far BlJNciT (j RAPETS, tree blueberries D. A._ Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St.___ prjmvmL Dodge Roadster, 1919. W ANT to hear from owner hnvlng Lumber and Building Mat and blackberries— nil varieties ------ ............ ....... Iflr m Ifnr Dodge 1922 touring. FOR SALE— Attractive modern farm for sale; give, particulars Carter Lumber Company suitable for home and commercial t T i m * * -------------------------- Nr * IIn* Dodge Sedan. bungalow. A bargain, terms. and lowest price. John J- Black, N. Laurel SL_ Phone 565. B T im e* ;— --------------------- ---- . lln * j planting. Largest nurseries. Vig1922 Hupmobile touring. Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.__________ j Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin X T im ** ------------------------ 4e a lln * |orous, well rooted plants Insure Hi l l l u m b e r c o . B oom One 1922 Ford Sedan. FIVE aero Celory Farm, with nice Black Faco T y p e double above guod ejrly profit*. For full in402 First ROOM and board, $8.00. Ford touring 19‘,,, Service, quality n'jd Hates. bungalow nnd bnrn._ E. F. Lane. St. Thu reducf-d itntrn nro for eon- I f ormation and illustrated catalog Buick Touring, 1921. Phone 1.T5. of |No. 0 , write Southern Adapted FOR EXCHANGE— Equity sdcutlve Inserilnns. l'.-i-ton International truck. WANTED— Many people have old ST. PETERSBURG.'Feb. w $3500 in six room bungalow, glx w ont* o f nvrrnEo IvttKtli ; Nurseries, Bur tow, F la .________ Reo Speedster Truck. 1922. furniture, machinery, etc., that •re counted a lino. Miss Mary B. Lewis, in chargo.l well located in Miami, now rent- j 1 1-2 ton International truck. , t i n t SA1.K—Tigry t'nsh Register. they no longer need. A few cents Minimum charge . a«c tor first the affair, is making nrntng Insert io n. Overland Roadster, 1923. spent in n Herald want ad will sell Cost $G0 when now. Will sell m1 and paying eight per cent In-' for the second annual flower mest. Will tiade for Sanford, All advertising In restricted to 2-ton Indiana Truck sue hart ides, Why not turn them cheap, inquire ut Sanford Herald to be held here Mur. 21. Po proper cla ssification . properly, improved or unimprov­ 1-ton Republic Truck. into caah today 1__________________ office._______________________ If *n error I* mndu The San­ plants, palms and ferns will ed provided price is right. In anFord House Car. ford Ilernld w ill ln> responsible WANTED— Customers for fresh FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs uvorirg this ad aUto location o f featured at the show, which U SANFORD MOTOR CO. for only one Incorrect Insertion, eggs, also pine nnd oak wood. for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Sanford renl estate nnd tho price signed merely to stimulate Int the advertiser, fo r mibaeiment Dodge Dealers. J. T. Kastncr, Route A, Sanford, Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, wanted. Will not pay. over mar­ est in flowers for the beautif* Insertions. Tho o ffic e should he Phone 3. Fla. notified Im m ediately in case of 1Sanford. Phone 3003. 83-tfp mot value. Address Box 431, Care of the “ Sunshine City.” error. WANTED— Office position, doc­ SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 Herald. _ t o AnvrcnriNKns. tor’s office preferred. Twu FORDS First Street. Next door to Smith FOR SALE— Three lots on PalA Herald rep resen tative thor­ years experience in dental office. New and Used Brothers. We sell, trade, and r e -1 motto Avenue; reasonable terms. oughly fam iliar w ith rates, tut-'* Can furnish references. Address ROADS ifc.no and classification, w in nlve you pair all kinds of cook stoves. If E. F. Lnne. _______________ complete Inform ation. And 'f “ B” , Sanford Herald. TOURINGS your trouble is stove trouble, see $•10 0 CASH, balance $7j5 per you wish, they w ill u»slat you In COUPES us._____________________________ 1 REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ce­ wurdlng your w a n t ad to make month, including interest will SEDANS ment. Kate 60c. W. E. Ijintx, It more effective. EXPERT Typewriter denning and buy six room .bungalow located In TON TRUCKS 1210 French. repairing. Call II. S. Pond, rapidly growing section of Mintni. IM P O IIT X A T N D TI OR. Cash or terms. W ANTED—Plain sewing. 7 1 7 'W. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. Advertisers sh ou ld K|vo their Iloune now rented for $50 month­ We Sell or trade. P O T ,1T I C A T , i t a x collector Street or postofflcn address as First St. Phone 3C8-VV. 179-tfc ly. Owner needs money for other EDWARD HIGGINS, 4 v x ] wisti to announce thnt I nm n well ns their phono nmnliur If You can find the nane af a m MILLS Lumber Co., Oviedo, Fla., FOR SALE— Baby chicks, S. C. invcstment-i. Address Box 432, they desire resu lts. About one Authorized Ford Dealer live Business Man in Sanford la | enre Sanford Herald “for further for pine nnd cypress lumber, reader out of u thoiisand has a Itcds, Barred Rocks, White and Sanford. information. telephone, and th e others can't rough or dressed. Other building this Column etch day. Silver Wynndottes. S. C. White FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF Seminole County, subject to tho communicate w ith you uriless Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy FIVE lota on Elm Ave., facing they know your address. 1'L’ HMC INSTRUCTION action of the Democratic primary material. Get our delivered prices. \INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR east. E. F. Lane. egg producing strains. Pedigreed, ^ ■ — ------- ------------------ = 1 DEPARTMENT Alt dlsronltnunnre HUNT he _____ I hereby announce my candidacy to be held in June. exhibition and utility matings. NICE corner lot, m ade In person nt The NnnDodge Touring seven blocks for re-election to ihe office o f j JNO. D. JINKINS. FOR SHERIFF. foril Ilernld o fflr e or by let­ Custom hatching. Write today Chandler Touring from Postoffice; price $650.00 county superintendent of public FOR TAX COLLECTOR To the Voters of Seminole County: ter. Telephone itlsron tln for prices. Sunnysido Hntehiry, cash. E. F. Lane._____ . _________instruction of Seinino Ford Sedan Seminole County, nnrrn nre not v alid . I beg to announce myself a can­ 1 hereby announce my candidacy Box 18, Longwood, Fla. Hudson Touring NICE home on corner lot. nrice B,,Wcct ta tho Democratic primary afenHOoalna, W*»l*«, Courteous, Prompt, Efficient didate for the office of Tax Col­ for the olflce of Sherilf of Semi­ Scripps-Booth Touring Manlrarla*. Violet Hay S**l| FOR SALE—Rhode Island and Service. $2750.00; $400 cash balance to bc hcld on on .lime firtl. 1U2.I. lector of Seminole County, subject nole County, subject to the voters Trr*tm**t* Oakland Touring White Leghorn eggs for setting ?3.>,00 per month. E. F. Lane. I --------------— *■ LAWTON. to the decision of the Democratic o f the Democratic Primary to be KENT VULCANIZING WORKS P llll.l.irs APARTMENTS 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. \V. - IFOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Primary to be held June 3rd. 1921. held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I flail* No. 2 T*L 310-W Pennington, French Ave nnd High " ? * I f c T 1' 1'0? • 1 r.naonnce my candidacy _________ It. C. MAXW ELU promise four years o f Low En- FOR SALE—Ford touring car, S t._____________ ________ _ good condition, bargain fur cash. itantinl nn ^ yld>r i for County Commissioner for the FOU TAX ASSESSOR. |forcemcnt in n business manner by VANTEl*—Middle aged woman to FOR SALE— Airedale mnle pup­ 1in rimin' in ro2?‘ Fifth District comprising Chuluo-j I wish to announce that I am a the help of the proper subordi- 122Vs Palmetto Avenue. lake enre of sick Indy; white mrgain in Seminole county,-$850 tn {;onpvri „ n,i Osceola n.d.iert to py, chrap. Real terrier type to the natcs assistants and earnestly referred. 112 I-nurcl Avc. deg. Int. Ch. Abbey King Nob­ 19 Buick C, good shape mechan­ Semi- B°licit the support o f all law en'OR RENT— Modern house, close bier breeding; 23 champions in ically, fair rubber— $225. forcement voters, on June 3rd. in. Inquire 209 E. 5th St. Phone pedigree. Phone 571 -J. ____ Has moved to Fuleston A RAYMOND L. ALLEN. KW-W. _ _ _______ SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.. FOR SALE— Fumed oak dining Brumley Hidg. Real E*> FOR COUNTY JUDGE WANTED— Sanford business men First nnd Myrtle. suite, 51-irch table, SSxGO-inch I hereby announce my candidacy tate and all kinds of ln»< C°m PCi r ni buffet, ’ 24x5 l-inch seein g table: for the office o f County Judge17T7x*vrov7ci n W i - . — ielp should read the classified ■,• 1iirA,„„ ,. i , ... J iT 1 ,i surance. Th.. HnrnM mtunei cnnirs, nw,.g .pom arm of Seminole County, subject to the iDout Lounty, subject to the action of the ,;aCy for t)K, 0tricu of Clerk of the action o f the voters nt the Demo- j roU~tTpVT^ / . •~ - — 50 bearing orange trees, o v -, Democratic P^mary ^ “t * 0- 4. - Circuit Court, Seminole County, cratlc primary June 3. i ^ T n V H n ^ A v m M ’ Schnobli* th ernl peach, pear, plumb, »per rF I ----------* • y* CI1- ^ ELL. Florida, subject to the decision of ________ JOHN G. LEONARDY. . - — jh ™ --—r-— .:— iT——— simmon and gra: e.i. 3 mile', 1out. .FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING the Pcmoent ie Primary FO R................... 'SH E R IFF ,1'OR R L N T -C ottage. J.M usaon. runnry to ... _be ....... A fine chance for a small home Traffic Manager D., 1924, 1924. ! To the Voters o f Seminole County: lonn i ATTORNEY. held on June 3rd, A. D.t County:: FOR RENT— House, corner 7th ee what you want n few cents in- ( P* n,« Friday, 29. with country am roundings, $1S00. 1 hereby announce myself n ennn,ul nnd Onk. Phone 250. I wish to announce thnt I shall stand for efficiency nnd service in tated in n want ad will bring you FOR SALE—3-burncr gas ‘!19 First National Bank B ldf* dictate for Sheriff of Seminole _ _ __ I. A. Hnri.dd. vrn’ renlies. Just try it once. ami oven; porch couch Sanford, Florida. 10 ACRES cclrry land, nil clear­ ’ be n candidate for tho office of office. ed and fenced ic.ady for cultiva­ County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ ______ VANCE K DOUGLASS.__! County subject to the notion of the FOR RENT— House, garage, chick VANTED—Carrier boys to deliver Rhone 206._______________ _______ Specializing Loss and Dam af*' ject to the endorsement of the I wish to nnnounre that I nm n Dumocrntic primary to be held on cn house; also one acre land the Sanford Herald In Winter SAUSAGE— for sale, pure pork, tion, $1500. Freight— Express Claims Democratic voters at the Juno 3rd, randidato for Clerk of the Circuit Juno 3rd. If I am elected I pledge fenced. $15.00 month. Inquire ‘ark, nnd Maitland. See or w rite; dried and smoked, 35 cents per primary. Court of Seminole Co., subject to t'o fulfill the duties of this Pico Hotel ACRES, close in in a grow ­ 'irculation Manager of Sanford lb. postpaid, cash Minimum ship- “ Democratic primary, June third. i°H icc to the best of jny^abdRy. [ F()ll REN ing district. 25 orange tree®. _____ GEORGE C. BERLINS. NT—8-room unfurnished, lerr.Id, Sanford, Flo, inent 3 lbs. Hama cured and E. E. BRADY.■ FOR COUNTY JUDGE If elected, 1 promt to the faithful..-------— | house in good condition nt Pa- Studebukcr, Packard, Chevrolet VANTED-^Ynuns: lady for. office l "moked l« cents per lb. delivered, All fenced, 1 room bungalow. One FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce myself ns a performance of tlie duties cunWrite Post O ffice, It. F. D., work. Must have some expert-1 $1.25 cash, balance C. O. I). Sat- house started but not completed, J. L. PERKINS Subject, of course, to the action paola, Fla. candidate for the office of County neeted with thnt office. garage ami chicken yards. Could nce in keeping books, and bc n i isfnction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Judge of Seminole County, subject bc cut into city lots and made Sales Department od typist. Write p. O. Box 329. Sawyer. Tifton, Georgin. to the FOR SALE— Goose eggs for set­ pay. 50 per c.mt on investment 1921 San Juan Garage immediately, $.7000.00. ting, also geese. Call 2003. mould I ANTED—A second-hand flat top FOR SALE— Several pieces of 1 BLOCKS centrally located on slightly used furniture chenp. jf f i c c desk. Phone 440._ Lake, ready for subdividing nnd For fair nnd nnd modeled; living room, dining room, , Address IQQJUyrtle Av^ ,, }pay' I desire to renounce to th- ci‘ ' - ' di^rict No* 1 of gnmlnnln Cnnntv ; citizenship of Seminole n fair r., »>' }■ L* U1Q ut><W S tli '■’ * L 1 on 1st floor. Three bedF o r iaK lfK -intii' $n,ono. hens o f Sdmltltilyrrfr^ty^hnt-rtttr" 'tooths" t!e n S a tm frim a^ V faU h fid. udrpimjUution of thi* a f - 1\ ' ^ nw about $1,00(1 as part payment TTOR* SAr.HAHr7lP.-‘* - iWo*fc- i«imR| « n r. - - Fiirtm ami bath second floor. All i hotel site near the very heart j good business. Good location. | a candidate for the nomination ta to be held on June 3rd. 1921. .alra or the o.iice. •convenie nces. Box 43, City. Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers north. i cheap rent. Owner going SEMINOLE REALTY CO. f Miami, Fla., worth $10,000. Adbe Prosecuting Attorney for ilm FRED T. WILLIAMS. _______ SCIIF.LLE MA1NES. -----------Semimd- H tel 'Annex. rers W. J. Wiilngbnm, Buena Inquire 122 E 2nd St. County Court of Seminole County, ] FOR m i Fit IFF [NEW APARTMENT BUILDING 117 P ark Avenue— Phone M l FOR SHERIFF. I'M It hi i MCl M i WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 28. Sanford. Utn, Fla. ________, subject to the action o f tho Demo­ I hereby announce myself ns n I hereby announce myself a c n n . _ A throe-story 88-npnrtmcnt SANFORD REAL ESTATE is in cratic Primary, Juno 3rd, 1924. I candidate for the office of Sheriff iANTED—T wo furnished housedidate for reflection to the office building costing $375,000, complete great dumand. Investors arc will bo grateful for your vote and keeping looms, privnte home pre- FOUND A coat on Celerj A\c o f Seminole County, subject to the , o f Jlht,r|,T l)f Seminole county sub with land and furnishings, is to be looking for good imrguins. If you !rreu. Address Box 88, care Herald oifice._____ —__ the nomination. Democratic primary June. 1921 Ject to the action nrtinn nf l„ Demo erected at North Olive Street and LOST— Bunch of keys ;return to .j " a'e any real estate to buy or sell o f fV the raid, ________________ Second Avenue. Contract hns been ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. t will pay you to use The Herald TII.LIS. Herald office, V’ANTED— In or near Sanford, erotic primary to bo held on June j,7V "workT I'le -.siHed page. rooms for three people for light, LO S!’ ill o|»p:n t'l’.if.v to keep 3. If elected fnr another term I inurekecping. Aildrcsfl L. H. BaflKaHBHaBIH,Htaiiag|,!*s*''» e u * * * B a n * a » g m ta B »H » n * n n ^ p B pledge to fulfill the duties of the abreast with the times by not Itotidord, Gen, Del.. Sanford. ______ reading the classified pages of office in the samo efficient manner VANTED— PosP/on as practical .your daily newspaper. Herald V. C. COLLER, Prop. nurse; would prefer day nursing want ads contain many interesting ARE YOU— Looking for a good it will pay you to read »r would enre for child through the messages room. If you don’t find one list­ General Shop and Mill Work iy. Address Box N, care Hct' them dally. ed in this column, insert n small K :ep your old rhr>e.<. Don't sell want ad and you will receive the Contractor and Builder 'hem to a cigar maker. A poliUacI best listings in the city ._____ Cards of Sanfurd’n Reputable 517 Commercial Street campaign i- on. FOR RENT—Three furnished Professional Men, each o f | housekeeping rooms, Cidl afare you Madam Harriet, whom, in Ids chosen profession |'cr 5 o.i before 8 a. m., 509 E. 3rd Beauty Pallor. the Herald recommends to the radio ambitious? in. 8 St.________________________________ Over Mobley's Drug Store, The problem o f Riling people. Park Ave. Phono 215. I'OK RENT— 3 room furnished Would you like to operate and bath downstairs, Wilson Welding & Radiator! needs is easily retried on apartment, first floor, 20U E. IJF.TTE R" It A BY CHICKS: Pinethe principle of reciprocity, best powered recciv- 6 rooms and bath U pbreeze, White Leghorn Chicks 5th tit. Works ,! for what one has to cell the are sired h.v pedigreed males from FURNISHED rooms for rent. 402 ing set in this section? Io f a i r e P r i r o 00 other wants to buy. "It it’s Metal we can weld U* high record hens. Eggs perfect­ Oak Ave. __ ___ Come in and talk it over i r ^ C $ODUU.UU. ly hatched by modern incubators. FOR RENT— Two good houscThis is the great princi­ with us. Wc have all the SANFORD, FLORIDA Attorneys t-Lnw ple underlying Hcrahi'Waat k< er.lng rooms reasonable. ApVigorous chicks, true to strain, matcriuls you will need, a n c c e a S y t e r m s , Over Seminole County Ads and it hns worked for ?20 a hundred; $1M> a thousand. ply Lincoln H otel._______________ and our advice and aid arc . Ilnrk years with such great suc­ hOR RENT— ' T wo furnished rooms Immediate deliveries. Order “ bet­ yours without charge. We cess that this form o f ad­ Sanford, ------------Florida Seminole Realty Co., Seminole STEWART The Florist ter baby chicks” from i'inebrecze Hotri Annex. vertising hns come to be enn show you how to rcFlowers For All Occasions Farm, Callahan, Florida. very popular. ceivo every station in this FOR RENT—Two fine rooms, genMembers Florists Telegraph De­ Ucait'n preferred, at corner o f country. The needs o f one are sup­ livery Association i:h anil Oak Avenue. Call 2603. plied by the needs of another. CLOGGED THROATS 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 26G-W This process simply is the Wli-'U your wind is shut <A one MlTIl'K. LAWYER v ithing tlilliculc you try to rai o ill getting of the buyer and Is hiT idiv r i v e n tlwit t h i'i •id sun |y suddenly central tmg in n nNil-iltcv seller together and Herald r sl n>i| w ill mi t h e l i t l i d iv n f — Court House i utss nod toning air tlir".i:U tL M irch. P'L’ I ut T ' i II iC m u 'iki -. K l o r - 1 Want Ads do that to per­ rest. This Is hard «>a yo'U" ■■um I d i . c p p ly i > tltc llunril n f P a r d o n s fection. Ir y them and see. fl your llirnu' nod dlhitcs tJ*e H >e if the ' l a i c M u r i d s , fn r s ('11111-' In Real Estate,' LOCATION is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling factor in the sale of a piece of property. Decide carefully the use to which you wish to put the property, and also con­ sider its possibilities in the future. Whether searching for business or resi­ dential locations, the man who consist­ ently reads the offerings on The Herald Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as every day real bargains find their way into these columns. BUSINESS DIRECTOR! GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S ANNOUNCEMENTS °.fi The Marcel Shop THEEPWANTEU W. J. Thigpen tiOUSLS FOR REN 1 Lloyd C. Bebout WANTED WHIDDON & HODGES LOST AND FOUND Sanford Novelty Works ' APARTMENTS FOR RENT , PURELY PROFESSIONAL E A SY One-half To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ail nt The Herald o f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE MS essols. Clogged Uironts are nm uickly opeacd, phlegm r •>*•;! ,;nd t..« ■ri nt is Hootlied a.. I hea.ctl by’ **eon di'a Coagli Syrup (Urcosoi.s!). J' •:vin;s ntmiain^. Ii.u’iitij and iins 'ii.ii.M Miti: fptie art inn. lb -t r<* i T H O U G H T T H lfe i CAR W O U L D INELVEI^ ^ CET H E R E - I’ M T R V IM ’ T O C I T t o the cash, H. B. Lewis & Co. FRANK GOODMAN. uiinBaaauaanaKuavaagiinxKMXHUHuimMflaHXBaMiiBtsatiaiinsu 107 S. Park Ave. plenty of* t i m e : Phone 349. George A. DeCottes Schelle Maines Sanford Machine Co. I.rncrnl .llnrhlne and 11. 11. r M u rk . Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT ('film ie r Urtmtlan rhm ie 113 First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida By GEORGE McMANUS ------------------------------------------------------------------- [ HOP ON : Y O U CkOT bal- | We have very desiral>le warehouse site at a bargain. If you are thinking o f farming- next year come in and see ns. We have very desira­ ble tracts of celery land at very favorable prices and terms. n 'u n s l ln n n f the d c i i l i s e n t e n c e to li fe In ip riso n m ciit. w h i c h dt'iith s e n . I oih' c w a s Im i'cs cii upon him n o o n c - n v ic r lo i t ut the F u l l T e r m . 1» 2 l nf th< I ' i i v i i l t C o u r t o f S o m l n n l* C o u n t y . FI nr |da, n f m u r d e r In tin* first d e g r e e . i ci'u^lis, culls bronchi! tp4)c, croup, nad wh uq.’aR coo,Hi .i:V, sure and p'casuat. At you’ Felt. :<I. ..-mr'ist. B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R ^ € il Large house on corner. Close rooms SETTLEMENT I'hniir (O S. P E O P L E CtIT OVER, r A.Tr HIM* ^ -I’ hu*. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER l.neal and C j O ’b H ; I T ’ ^y F U N N Y H O W N E R V O U S ^ )O M E fl.alord. F lo. l.n u i l l h l i t t . l l a i l . InK. s l u r * * . S. O. Shinholser S T A T IO N t O CATCH T H E T W O O 'C LO C K Con true tut* and Builder Sanford,--------------- Florida T i? a , i m : Phone 401 902 French Avenat The Seminole Printery Lei ns tlicure nn Ihttl Job of I’ rln iltig — Mr mnmt behind every Jot. w r turn ntii. Rubber Stamps a Specialty R. C. MA X WE L L Real Estate nnd Insurance SANFORD.------- FLORIDA I __________________________________________________________________ ______________________ _____ i w wi r aHaBKnUBtflfllAlla m>i _________ . __________________- ______•------------ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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V ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE8 Fame * *■ Senators Displeased With Attorney ' General’s Decision To Remain and Move For Immediate Resignation H r Tfc# A w m Ii Iw I Prraa. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29,— Daugherty will be retained on the Hst o f Cool id ge delegates at large from Ohio to the Re•publican National Convention regardless o f the fight against him In the senate and notwith­ standing the question of his continuance In cabinet. I f - v ,1*4;' publicans' Lower Proposed] jngwortfcfa, Copiprdmisel Normal Rat* to make 5 Per­ cent Rate Apply on i In­ comes Between 14900 and I $8000 ' Instead of 6 Per-> cent on,AH'Abbve $4000. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRID AY, FEBRUARY 29, 1924 IR] N UM BER f l j Now in the Limelight tion ‘Saturday, immediately after the usual routine business and it will then be debated continuously until a final vote is reached. Thoi lenders expect comparatively mpn , little discus: * discussion and adoption in as L A W P AR TI Mired. Palmer Take* Stand as Pi In the brief discussion yester­ Witness Today and Adi day Scnatob Willis, Rep., Ohio, His Retention an Mcl recognized as spokesman fo r Mr. Attorney But Denies . Daugherty, said there was no de­ W ASHINGTON?” Fob. 29.— Re­ sire to hamper or delay the Connection with Zevi newed efforts to bring about the Wheeler resolution, tie and others Harry Sinclair** Cc resignation o f Attorney Ceneral opposed the provision naming Sen­ Dhugherty arc under consideration ator Rrookhart o f Iowa, an insur1 •. — j— }• * -M (Hr The .(niw lstel PreaaV - 3 among senate Republicans. .gent Republican, to head the in‘Dr T U '*— ■W t i t Ftmb. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29,— F a * I’ residAat e f Turbulent Nation vestlgating committee hut it apWASHINGTON, Feb. 29-H ouso . - w ther details of the position Ukffi I’uts Quietus on Peace Talk in have participated in recent negoti­ pea red likely last night that he by Edward B. McLean, publlstal publicah insurgents formally Reply to Chamber of Com­ ations looking to his retirement und the other members named by of the Washington Post, merce. are not satisfied with the arrange­ Senator Wheeler would bo chosen ed F riday'to suppoK the Re* , i the oil inquiry were given tho ment which permits him to remain by n majority vote o f the senate. blican compromise fo r the Dom(Hr The AavHstrS I’rrai) ate o.l mmittec Friday by In the cabinet until the senate in­ rtic income, rates In the revenue It is the plan to begin the in­ .Mitchell, attorney general ur vestigation o f his administration MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20.— Re­ . Nelson, Wisconsin, leader of plying, to a messago sent him by Wilson, railed to the aland as is concluded. This plan, they say, quiry next week. Whether Mr. Daugherty will be present is un­ the first witness Friday. may mean an indefinite delay. group said virtually all Uf the the, convention of tho chamber o f certain, since hi- expects to go Statement Disappointing Palmer explained his retention^ Insurgents who voted for the commerce which is meeting In The statement o f Mr. D augherty^rom Chicago to Florida. Ho has as AIcLean’a attorney but denied; mer plan would support the sub- Monterey in an effort to bring before he left Thursday for Chi-1 ronucsted tne privilege o f being that J. W. Zererly, counsel for-’ tute to b e ‘ Offered by Longengo was un evident disappoint-! represented by counsel, nnd senHnrry F. Sinclair, is his law part^A about pence, President Obregon Profcsyor Albert Sauveur meat to these senators although af?r* nave Indicated that this prohrth, (Ohio, Republican leader. said: nor ns had been suggeated in a • , (above) of Harvard University has pthe general belief is that his ably will be granted but there is McLean telegram. When askaklx reunion o f the Republican “Tho overnment over which I >been presented with the Bessemer resignation will be demanded at P° thought of doloying the hearregarding a certain report, Pali*«:“ rces, leaders said would force preside does not consider itself re­ gold medal by the British Iron er stated categorically he did naft-* the conclusion of the senate in­ ings because of his absence from rejection o f the Garner rates sponsible for the bloody tragedy and Steel Institute, “ in recognition quiry, it is argued by his critics Washington. take up thia matter with SenaUilfr provoked -by the treason of high of service in advancement o f met­ that he ought not to be allowed to a final vote this afternoon. Underwood .adding that he hady llnw long the inquiry will tube not discussed the inquiry with any ‘ While the revenue bill was bo- military authorities moved by il­ allurgy.” He is the first American remain in office to influence the no one will predict, but If it runs legitimate ambitious and it would so*honored in 28 years. senator except Walsh o f Montana t" course o f the investigation. the course of most congressional rushed through another on- be unbecoming for the government and Chairman LenrooL The resolution o f inquiry is to be investigations it mny take scvural .ught o f admenments In the to enter negotiations with these Another engrossing chat adopted Saturday under a formal months. It is this prospect which * Friday,' reaching •a * point men who violated ull principles o f crammed with mystery and agreement entered Into lnte Fri­ has led to renewed dissatisfaction sonal emotion was added to day, giving it exclusive right of with the plan to ke-p Mr. Daugh­ re a Anal , vote la possible to- loyalty and honor.” public records today by the senate' way. Its author, Senator Wheeler, erty In office until the heurings orrow. ' Republican organization Rebels Quit Puerto Mexico oil investigation. ' . Detn., Montana, remained on watch are concluded. sdera coptipupd negotiations The characters in the story in­ nil day, but in the turmoil of MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2 9 . - Kh the insurgents which brought Puerto Mexico was evacuated by cluded such mysterious person*.,, other seriate affnirs, wns unablo to CHICAGO, Feb. 29.— Attorney ages as "Apricots," “ Peaches" a n d . redlction that the DetWbcratie in­ the rebels Wednesday nfter federal find nn opportunity to call it up. General Harry M. Dougherty, “ The Duck,” referred to in codp. ,» line rate scheduled would .be re­ troops hod occupied Carmen Sta­ Miss Marian Crawford Represent­ I-ate in the afternoon Senntor Roll­ storm center o f the senate oil inmessages exchanged between Ed»*ii inson o f Arkansas, the Democratic Ivestigntion, after u day crowded tion, according to official rcportH. laced by a compromise. ing Red Cross, Speaks At ward B. McLean, publisher o f thu V leader, obtained an ununimous con-1 (Continued on page 8 ) The rebels withdrew toward LaRepublicans lowered tho pro­ Washington Post, and his ««<■ A Luncheon of Chamber o f na Del Carmen und it is besed Longworth compromise norployes, during his visit to Florida.-^ * Commerce. ved the rebel forces in this re­ sl rate tq make a five per cent Among the more striking pa**>, gion are planning a general con­ ,te apply ' on incomes between sages in the chapter beforo it wa* .'i Miss Marian Crawford, repre­ centration In Yucatan. fiOO and $8,000 Instead o f six completed was the dramatic ap-- ’ senting the American Red Cross, This photograph wns taken in December, 1923, and shows Ally. pearnnee of Chairman Lonroot iiU r cent on ail above $4,000 on the May Close 36 Mills Gen. Daugherty (left) talking with former Secretary of Interior Albert was the principal spoaker at the the senate floor to explain uiul do- ( uis o f which Insurgent leaders MEXICO CITY, Feb. 29. — Chamber of Commerce luncheon B. Fall, both o f whom ure repeatedly brought to public attention in the fend his committee’s course nnd lo. »• dicated an agreement was posThirty-six cotton mills in the fed­ Friday noon at tho Valdez Hotel investigation o f naval oil land lenses. It wns snapped just outside announce that he would be glad t fljj blc. • ii■» eral district are threatened with when she outlined a plan to con­ White House executive offices. H r T h e A u o f l a l n l |'rr»a. be relieved o f the pressing dutloa .f ( l l r T h e SsaaelM led P r r a « ) The last mfoute backfire in the being closed down by the workers centrate all city and county social PHILADELPHIA, Pn., Feb. 29 o f tho chairmanship. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.— New urgent group, however, resulted on Monday next unless the meas­ work into one central organisation New Names new conferences which will bo ures agreed upon by the recent in order to save time, effort and — Philadelphia's "bobbed hair ban­ terms and conditions under which dit” wns captured Thursday by po­ As the day’s story was unfoldixl, j ntinued •Friday. •A majority of “ red” labor convention are accept­ lice in n pistol battle with her male the government would dispose of new names were brought into the. i 17 insurgents who voted for ed by the employers. The work­ money. inquiry, including those o f Sen- 1 The plan as outlined by Miss accomplice who escaped after seri­ its entire merchant fleet, compris­ i Democratic income schedule ers’ demands ure a five-day week ing 1,335 vesxels o f various types ntors Curtis of Kansas, the nssint-. endment are xpected by Repub- and the re-establishment of the Crawford Is now in use in many ously wounding one patrolman. ant Republican leader, und Under- ' The girl gave her name ns Dor­ were announced by the shipping tin leaders, however, to support 1919 wage schedules. Tho employ­ communities in the south, several An important real estate trans­ wood of Alabama, a candidate for * conapronUse. , ers are given five days to accept I of which are in this state. She othy Rodgers, nnd admitted having board in a general advertisement action was dosed Friday when the Democratic presidential nom­ pointed out the success which the Democratic leaders insisted these demands failing which a St. John’s county federation of participated in the robbery Tues­ calling for bids. Records show influence w as1 Frederick A xt of Newark, N. J., ination, whose day night o f a chain grocery store, . . . , . ■day night that the 203 mem- general strike will be called. pure hated the 20-acre celery Add sought in tho effort to keep Mc­ welfare work hail met since its or­ the police said. Her capture f o l-.0" 1* " " un,rtc,r ° f the, wholu tu"rs of.th eir,p a rty who vpted for belonging to Walter Hand for the Lean o ff the witness stand. ganization;- .............. • lowed an unsuccessful attempt to'nago now is in operation, the re­ Federals Hdpeful » Garner scuedule before would Additional witnesses were sum-,, sum o f $28,UOO according to nn an­ hold up a shoe store, whose mnnnjmnlnder comprising the “ laid up” According to Miss Crawford the hr {ine Friday, I f some of tho MEXICO CITY, Feb. 29.— (Via moned, among them A. Mitchell . nouncement made by Joseph D. ger frightened the bandits by f|fcC t. . utgimt* who supported them he­ Radio Vo tho Fort Worth Star idea is to group the work o f the Chittenden who with the H. B. Pulmor, attorney general in tho/ In the presence of a large num­ rd; again' vdte tor the Garner Telegram by the Associated Press). 29 separate organizations _ now shouting for help. In announcing the call for bids Lewis Company negotiated the Wilson administration, who acted They Aed to the street, where the board said the advertisement ber o f Uov Scouts from Sanford, deal. nondment,' ’ the decision would — Federal forces under Gen. Juan performing tho same service in for n time as counsel for Mcla-aii ... thin county. Two delegates form Daytona, DcLnncl, Orange City, their efforts to start a parked auto­ was designed primarily to comply pear to hingo on tho number or Dominguez, who captured Carmen in communications with the oil The property purchased by Mr. In mobile uttrncted police attention. with the law governing the sale Enterprise, Winter Park, Ovi.-do publican absentees. On the Station nfter a combat .expect to each organisation engaging He will be hoard A xt is considered one of the most committee. and Orlundo, Charles Booth of this work would be selected and The man commandeered a motor of its property nnd wns rtot "n evious vote the Kepublican or- cover the remaining 30 kilometers desirable in the county. It is lo­ Friday. Sanford and Allen Winters of De­ these delegates would elect a board truck, cowering its driver with a sudden effort to force the sale of nization forces, polled 106 votes to Puerto Mexico without delay, The writing of more interesting cated west o f Snnfuni and hua a It wns in ac­ Land were presented the Eagle frontage o f 330 feet on First Street chapters was arranged for by tho 222 by the opposition. according to a report from Domin­ of directors which in turn would pistol nnd ordered him to drive off. the board’s fleet.” select an executive committee, pub­ Stephen Fnbock, the Arst police­ cordance with the "duo advertise­ Scout badge Thursday night at investigators in their decision to In completing consideration of guez given out Thursday night by licity committee and several oth­ man to reach the scene, rushed at ments” provision o f the merchant the Valdez Hotel by Donald A. und 335 feet on Ioike Monroe. e excise tax section Thursduy the war department. Mr. Axt with his wife, came to have brought before thorn addi­ Cheney of Orlando, president of er lesser bodies to carry on the Juctiona involving a $23,000,000 General I.uis Guitcrrez, com - work. The board of directors the bandit ns the latter stood on marine act, it was explained. Sanford about two weeks ago tional telegrams exchanged be­ Previous offer o f sale by the the Central Florida Council, who the running board o f the truck. At »s in revenue were voted on the mnnder-in-chief of military opera­ from St. Petersburg where they tween McLcun and others us well presided ns judge of the court. utumobile tuxes, tho three per tions in the petrol region o f north­ would look out after tho various point blunk range the bandit Ared, board has been on u flat basis of spent some time. This is their ns messages thut muy have beon> Although these two boys had kinds of work and prevent nn over­ and Fnbeck fell with a bullet in his $30 a ton. Displacing this pro­ ;nt tu* on automobile trucks and ern Vera Cruz, reporting officially first winter in Florida nnd they sent to Albert I). Full, J, W. passed the necessary examinations •Kens, the chasis o f which sells on the capture of Tuxpnm, declared lapping of effort and the needless stomach. The trucks started leav­ vision, the board said it now was to entitle them to the high nwnrd, are delighted with the climate. Zevely, counsel for Hurry F. Sin­ ing the girl bandit bewildered on prepared to consider offers for ir $1,000 or less, being repealed, that the rebels scattered after u expenditure of money. When seen Friday. Mr. Axt stated clair, and E. L. Doheny. Miss Crawford brought out the the sidewalk, where other police purchase "under tho various types, they were placed on trial and sub­ that both he anil Mrs. A xt like Dohrny and Sinclair j&! nd the five per cent tax on auto- series o f defeats and he believed jected to examination Thursday As the investigators pushed .ic tobile tires, parts and accessories that some were trying to join the amazing statistic*" that Inst year seized her. Police started in pur­ based on their relative vnlue us af­ night us u mutter of form. The Sunford much better thun St. Pet­ ring cut in half. rebel General Maixial Cavazos, there wns tfrte case in his county suit of the truck, nnd for a naif fected by their desirability from Eagle badge is the highest scout ersburg and for that reason ure their work forward othera in the y operating in the states of Hidalgo which wns receiving aid from 10 mile n running tight was kept up point of design, physical condition awnrd and is given in recognition idunning to ntuke this their winter senate laid the groundwork for : The stamp tux on drafts or different bodies and that there until the police machine wns dis­ at time of sale and other pertinent further excursions by them into ' hecks and promissory notes nnd Mexico. of ninny accomplishments. A boy home and perhaps later mny lo- the uffuirs of Doheny and Hinclnlr, factors.” were 29 cases which received no able when n tire was punctured. (Continued on page 8 ) minting to two cents for each The basic sale price of each ves­ must be a first class scout nnd assistance from any organization. and for investigation o f churges 100 value, also wus repealed, sel, it was explained, will be de­ have at least 21 merit badges in that millions of dollars profits of Under tho plans o f coordinating Negro Governmental hile the eight per cent tax on termined by its individual worth, order to bo u candidate to receivel W A \ I p n ] P f l P I t i a r l v oil companies have been diverted the work ns proposed by Miss tch pack of playing cards was in­ will be subject to revision this award. It is said. Younifl1 1 : uJLU , C l .V . from the federal treasury. Crawford, incidents of this kind Official Buys Costly and reused to 10 cents. when necessary due to repairs, Booth bus 24 badges to his credit. Senator McKellsr, Deni., Ten- ■ would be eliminated. 'or other conditions. Four boys received thu life and Other Amendments Defeated H o u s e damage nesseo, introduced a resolution link­ She stated thut it was not the Apartment Bids must be submitted on or star degree among them being ing President Coolidge to forward Several other amendments seekidea to do away with the work that before March U , und it was stipu­ three DcLand boys and one front to the oil committee the income Hr T h r A a su rlalril l'r r « « . iC to impose new special taxes f i r Y h r A s a o cla le d I'rraa. the various - bodies are now per­ NEW YORK, Feb. 29.—James lated that the board would make Sanford, Clyde Booth. First und tax returns of Sinciuir and Do- . ATLANTA, Gn., Feb. 29.— A l­ forming but to centralize the e f­ cut further those in the bill II. A. Neel, formerly associated ere defeated, including an nt- though no material change in forts so thnt each body would C. Thomas, negro assistant United no award before that date. Of­ second class mcduls were present­ with R. J. Holly in the ownership heny for examination us to ihmfers must be made on a lump basis ed to Walter Barber and I.eander sible further payments to Fall. . . o _f _____ ____________ _____fundamental conditions in the mpt Representative Fuirchild, know wha tho other is doing and Status Attorney, was unable to Inquiry into the charge that oil lep., New York, to eliminate en- )Sixth Federal Reserve District was thereby would eliminate many of rent un apartment in the port of and may be for one or more ships Bruner respectively. Medals for o f The Herald, was a visitor in Sanford Friday. Mr. Neel moved Ircly the five per cent tax on noted during January, the volume the present disadvantages. Euch the city where he desired to live or for tho entire fleet, the adver­ third class were presented to a from Sanford soon after selling companies have escaped taxation under the discoveries’ clause of the < •'dry. All articles selling for of trade, as a whole, was greate: of the several social welfure organ­ with his wife nnd son so he pur­ tisement said, and each offer must large group of scouts. accompanied by an initial pay­ Other prominent scout officnls his interest in The Herald, and was lux law was proposed by Senatoe ** than $40 and watches selling than in the same month of 1923, izations could become responsible chased n $200,00(1 seven-story be located for some time in Sarasota. ment of 2 1-2 per cent o f the present besides Mr. Cheney were: King, Deni., Utah. Hu asked thnt or less than $60 had been exempt­ according to the monthly busi­ for lom e branch o f the work and modern apartment house, he an­ amount bid. J. C. Morris o f Orlando, scout ex­ From there lie recently went to the resolution lie over, while that 'd from the tax by uction of the ness review issued by the Atluntic everything coming under that nounced Friday. The vessels will be sold “ as is, ecutive and scoutmasters Mead of Kissimmee where he now has his o f Senator AlcKellur went over on It is occupied by white fnniilies Federal Reserve Bunk which war. branch would be allotted to that ommittee. and is fully three blocks from the where is," exclusive of consum­ Oviedo, Meyer of Enterprise and home. ! objection by .Senator Aloses, Itep., made public Friday. The totul miscellaneous tax re­ In an interview with The Herald New Hampshire. Department store sales in Jan­ particular body by the board of di­ neatest section of the Harlem able stores, bunker fuel and sub­ one from DcLand. actions allowed as a result of this morning Mr. Neel stated that rectors. “ black belt.” Thomas said he marine signal apparatus, or other To Start Very Soon ommittee und house action now uary showed an increase of six per he hud purchased a half interest In answer to a question, Miss would make no changes in th? leased equipment “ and without From Senator Lcnroot the seuato cent over Jan.. 1923, but sales were Miami Men Purchase svolves about $120,000,000 in rovwarranty or gunranty as to sea­ in the Kissimmee Valiev Gazett:. learned that the first o f the court ? Crawford stated that she believed tenant list leaving the matter of lue. Completion o f reading of lower thun in December because of that more than $7,600 was being the future occpuney entirely in the worthiness, condition, description, S l l h m P r i x p H A c r p t l t y p W’ .H. Harris, editor of the Gazette actions in the oil cases would b e ’ the holiday business during that d u u m i i f e i u r t c t c a f e x for thl} past :JI) ycur#( „ 0|(1 hil) en. >e section gave automatic apspent yearly in this county in all hunds of the families now living capacity or tonnage.” started "very, very soon," while 'rovul to the ways and meuns com- month. It was also pointed out kinds of social work nnd no re­ tire stock to Mr. Neel, who now Owen J. Roberts, o f special gov­ (l!>- The A««i>rlatril I'rran) dttee uction in repealing the tax that weather conditions during sults are being obtained such as TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 29. — is associated with W. F. Vans- ernment counsel, stated later that m telegraph and telephone mes- January adversely affected both would be under the proposed jilnn. Trustees of the internal improve­ Agnew, us half owner. Mr. Vuns- unless unforeseen delay was en­ wholesale and retail trade. K**s, on soft drink beverages and She closed her remarks with an Some unemployment was re­ ment fund Friday sold to F. H. Agnew hus been with the Gazette countered legal proceedings would >R numerous other articles. J Rand, Jr., nnd J. L. Billingsley of for the past eight years. He will be started early next week. ported, but, generally, the in­ appeal for an indorsement o f the The Mellon provision for a dustrial activity increased and movement by tho Chamber of Organized labor’s demand foe Miumi 422 acres of submerged bind continue to act in the cupucity of ward o f tax appeals cumo under numbers o f workon were added to Commerce. At the conclusion^ of adjacent to Virginiu Key o ff Miumi secretary and treasurer. Mr. Neel “ an absolutely thorough” investi­ ire and some sections o f it went the rolls of plants in this district, her talk, a committee was appoint­ ; tioh of play at any time, he said. Bench for $126,006. The price is editor und manager in the new gation of the oil scandal \vm> Work on the extension of tho ,Tir until Friday. The committee’s most o f which operated on full ed consisting of A. P. Connelly, Joe voiced by Sumuel Compers, prt- w Tha change will be made und dur­ paid was. at the rate of $300 an organization. Sunford Country Club’s golf course In commenting on the business dent of tho American Federation' Ktion in giving the President time, the review stated. Ball ami Fred R. Wilson to look to 18 holes, haa commenced ac­ ing that time, piny will be made acre. situation in Kissimmee, Mr. Neel of Labor, in a statement i .sued •ower-of appointment o f members Savings deposits at the end o f into the matter and make a report cording to a statement made Fri­ over a temporary green which will suid that Kissimmee is on the eve last night from federation head­ •f the board instead o f the sccre- January were nearly eight per at the next meeting. day by W. D. Clark, experienced servo the purpose very well. o f « big bourn. It is now a thriv­ quarters. *ry o f the treasury, was approved, cent higher than at the same time In order to eliminate a swamp Secretary R. W. Pearmnn gave golf course architect, who has ing little tourist town," Mr. Neel ilthough an amendment wus last year, although they were a short talk on the Madison Square Heflin Starts Discussion ^ near the fifth hole, Air. Clark is continued, “ and the buck country Senate discussion o f the oil -S' W'<pted making senate ratification slightly lower than tho preceding Garden Exposition und the won­ charge o f it. planning to deviate the course A large crew of laborers were somewhat to the northeast and surrounding it is excellent for both scandal wus precipitated by Fen< * the appointments necessary. month. Cash reserves of tho derful results obtained by the en­ Program for band concert at trucking nnd cuttle raising.” ator Heflin, Dem.. Alabama, w h o. •Salaries of the board members Federal Reserve Bunk increased tire state and especially Seminole put to work on the project Wed­ placo the green in this direction Mr. Neel’s plans for the policy referred to published accounts ol s<> were cut from $10,000 to $7,- materially between the middle o f county. He praised Mr. and Mrs. nesday nnd this number will be in­ 165 yards from green number four. Citv Pnrk, Sunday, Mar. 2nd, creased next week. Eight double und future conduct of his paper, the visit Chairman Lenroot mods vo und a provision was inserted January and the middle of Febru­ B. F. Whitmer, Jr., nnd C Other plans o f Mr. Clark call 01.3:30 p. m.: J. are not yet definitely outlined, but to Fall at his hotel here before «rbiilding any member o f the pro­ ary, while notes in circulation, and Humph for their splendid work in teams have been secured to haul for the construction of a practic­ 1. March— Washington Greys he showed thut it wus his intention thu former interior secretary t-cul .................... ...... , Grufullo v e d board from accepting em- hills discounted, showed a decrease. connection with making the booth uway the palmettos, trees and ing green about 300 feet northeast to enlurgc the Gazette as rapidly i his statement to the conwnittoi. Mills manufacturing cotton such a Ane success. He told o f the other growth that is to be cleared of the clubhuuso nnd the changing '•oyment with a firm or corpora2. Overture— King of tho jpn to handlu tax disputes before yarns, cloth and hosiery, all fine publicity given the exhibit by from the lund. of the present location o f green Night ..................... Barnard us the growth of the town would' thut AIcLcan hud loaned him SL00,pertnit. At present u weekly, the 000. A t present, work is centered on number pine directly in front of treasury’ within two years ufter showed a substantial recovery in the various New York papers and 3. I‘aruphrase— Holy Night. The Alabama senator’s charge paper will be made u semi-weekly output over tho preceding month, at the conclusion o f his talk read what will .be the twelfth hole which the clubhouse. This will be chungaving the board. ............................ Buys that such "secret conferences” be­ before another tourist seuson, Mr. is located southwest o f tho club­ ed in order to make a larger drive, 4. Seloction— The Voice of a letter from the president o f the The showdown in the fight to it was stated. Neel stuted. "A t once,” ho continu­ tween Republican senators ami Retail sales in every city of tho New York Automobile Club, in house. According to Mr. Clark way in front. The course will also McConnell .. Goo. M. Cohun ttplacc the Democratic income ed, "it will bo our endeavor to en­ those under suspicion were imped­ INTERMISSION schedules in the bill will come Sixth Federal Reserve District, which the latter stated that no there nre approximately 35 ucres be straightened out some on the lurgc tile editions until they pre­ ing the oil inquiry brought a with the exception o f Atluntu, were of land to be cleared. fairways adjacent to the road lend­ 5. Overture — Strong and ns well as thousands of otners is ^mediately after reading of the sent a more metropolitan aspect.” statement from senator [.enroot True ....... .............- Kicslcr Bcasure for amendments and its larger than in January lust year. appreciative of the efforts o f the This work together with the con­ ing to the clubhouse. in Kissimmee und intends to devote concerning the visit to Full. Sen­ The volume of wholesale trade, on A total sum o f approximately 6. A . Serenade—Itoccuco .... people of this state to show the >u-»ontatlon to tha house. A mostruction of greens und trees will Mr. Neel has purvhnscd u home ator Smoot confirmed the state­ the whole, was also considerably $20,000 is availuhle for the exten­ .................... Meyer Helsnud Jon to restrict all further considproducts to New Yorkers. probably be Anished by the latter his entire time to his now enter-1 ment given by Senator LenrooL larger than in the preceding B. Intermezzo— La Rose ■*...♦ 'ration o f amendments will then He praised the Seminole county part of March or the Arst part of sion of the Sunford courso and price. It is his belief that Kissim-^nA dramatically told the sen* ..... ........ Asher when completed it will be one of * in order. If this should not be month. April, said Mr. Clark, and then it Freezing temperatures during booth and spoke in high terms of will be ready to be planted in gruss the most desirable links in the mee’s situation at the fork of the he hud never done a thing in r«ted down, only a motion to re7. Fantasia — Auld Lang the progressive spirit of tho citi­ highways leuding to Miami and lifo he wus not perfectly willii January und Februury probably tonunit the bill would then be posSyne ....... ...... 1..... Tobani zens. He declared his desire to und by early next fail the entire state according to Air. Clark. On Tampn will prove a great asset in “ for every soul to know.” uble, nn(j ^ e vote on such a mo­ destroyed boll weevils to some become a member o f the Sanford course shoufd be in use. account of the rolling land o f the 8. Sextette— Lucia .... Donizetti "Underoood and Curtis” its future devidopment. Mr. Neel wn would be on the straight issue extent, the review said. It was Chamber of Commerce anil stated Although there are to be some Sanford links It is especially adapt­ 9. Stur Spangled Banner .. Key The names “ Underwood” aroU pointed out, however, that tho ex­ will return to Kissimmee tomorrow >■ adopting either the Democratic JOS. RE1ZKNSTEIN, that the Automobile Club would slight changes made in the present ed to the playing o f golf, he said. to take up his duties us editor of “ Curtis” appeared in telegram* Jtes already in the bill or the tent o f boll weevil destruction by be glad at any time to aid the lo­ course, especially on green num­ Greens to be constructed will Bandmaster. Continued on page 8, • the Gazette. Mellon rates reported in the meu- the weather is an “ open ques­ cal body in any manner possible. ber live, there will be no interrupt (Continued on pugu 8 ) * tion.” ,ur« by the committee. MISS CRAWFORD GIVES TALK ON WELFARE WORK G Famous “Bobbed” Government Made Bandit Is Captured New Offer For Its A fter Pistol Battle Merchant Marine New Jersey Man Purchases Celery Farm of Twenty Acres For $28,000 Charles Booth O f S 9 nford Receives Eagle Scout Badge Business Is Good In Sixth District Bank Report Says o f Sanford Herald Buys The Gazette Work Is Begun On the Extension o f The Golf Course to Eighteen Holes BAND CONCERT ,Xf/L �«42i6B _ Buskert sprang oak frost ki^tng and at th« prow­ ler, tbs Uttar fleeing at breakneck ■A CITY NEWS [IS W E E K IN SA N F O R D i. o f Feb. 25 to March 1. Tuesday HELEN VERNAY IS CHOSEN FOR HIGH HONOR AT SCHOOL Wednesday afternoon Edwin Markham, poet and critic, diocussed Robinson and Masters an leaders among tho new group o f nets. Mr. Markham said that in poc hi* lecture* ho was only going to Ulk on the men who had written their names far up on the pillar o f fame. He does not intend to dis­ cuss tho lesser lights' at all. In discussing Robinson Dr. Mnrkhant said, “ Edwin Arlington Robinson was born in Maine in 1HG9. He grew up to be a man with a strong mind nnd body. I kWw him well fo r many yearsOne of his strange powers is that o f being silent Robinson will sit in u company o f pcoplo for a whole evening nnd never nay a word. He has a strange looking face that is more easily imagined than described. His fams as a poet is rapidly going all over the world. Hii first most important boftk, "Captain Craig,” published in 1902, is a fine piece o f psychology in the cryptic manner o f Browning. This book caught the cyo o f Theo­ dore Roosevelt when he was presi­ dent. Ho became deeply Inter­ ested in Mr. Robinson and latter offered him a* place in the New Ycrk customs house. In 1910 he published his most characteristic volume, "The Town flown tho River,” but his most powerful book, “ The Man Against tho Sky,” appeared in 1916. 'there Is a tang o f individuality an all tlieso pagos, fo r Robinson Is a verbal portrait painter, always keen, but always kindly. Somotimes he is half cynical and nt other times is mystical as in “ Miniver Cheovy” and “ Rlchnrd Cory.” In poems o f this sort his genius is at its highest. In Richard Cory fo r instance we have a group o f young men who are poor nnd struggling, watching Richard Cory, who Is very wealthy, taka his morning walks, glittering with prosperity. He was cnvieJ by them all In their hard work but one night Cory went homo and committed murder. Robinson’s sympathetic study o f men whose lives were called a fniluro from a worldly point of view were hard slams against tho high valuation we arc nccustnmcd to place upon financial achieve­ ment nnd upon success at any coat. Robinson is an excellent technic­ ian. There is never a false image nor n blurred line in any o f his verses. He has tho happy art of pearly always ringing the bell at the end o f his poems*. His next lecture will bo given Monday afternoon at the Woman’s Club. Tho subject for tho nfternoon will bo Robert Frost and Vnchol Lindsey. Thursday ly luncheon Association o f Women, Lu-Beth Cafe ». 12:00 Selected as .Member o f Freshman — — Friday .... ........ .. .... Commission at Florida State lilt Dance, benefit A ll Souls College for Women. K. C. Hall, 1 p . m . ’’ luncheon Chamber o f FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE b. Valdez Hotel 12:15. FOR WOMEN, Feb. 28—The "tap­ ping" of 25 young women of the ■THE M ILAN E TH EATRE lresnman class for Freshman Com­ mission and 15 young women for „ kind o f ftin that Is nure to Y . W. C. A. Commission, nn an_ acclaim with the most exact- nunl custom at Florida State Col­ r patron o f the theatre in prom- lege, was observed with impress­ i in tho new "B ringing Up ive dignity last Monday after­ Jhsr" pUy which in to be at noon at 5 o'clock. s Mllane theatre today, matinee The young women serving on " night. Tho play, which is the two commissions are, as near * on the popular comics of ly as possible, a representation of ja McManus in entitled the entire class. They are chosen ..nginp Up Father,. On Broad- by a nominating committee from r." It is the work o f John P. both the Student Government nnd Igrew, n well-known writer for the Y. W. C. A. organization. Tho stage. A ll the beloved char- names of tho commissions nrc rrs of the fam ous ^aptoons will withheld until tho hour o f tho ai^-JIggs ----------- Maggie, "tapping," when, according to Mahoney, and Dinty Moore. The plot, custom, members of the Freshmen l is novel and brimful o f sur­ class assemble in a group, attired a, shows the social aspirations in white. Then, as the signal in [.Maggie and the many adven­ given, nnd In the presence o f the ts o f those concerned. The ac­ remaining membors o f the student . takes in various localities, in­ body, Student Government and Y K New York, Hawaiian Isl- W . C. A. representatives stop Egypt, Paris and Italy, forward to pin thj badge on the of opportunity for scenic chosen number. dlshment hoa been provide«I, The service is usually held on “ o f one o f the m ost noted the campus in order that it may y ro o f gardens being be witnessed ny all who so desire ..... Now and cntchy muilc, This year, however, the Inclement sg with a beauty chorus o f 20 weather did not permit the custom * « ly and * 00011( 0! young to be followed, and Bryan Hall are a few o f the features. Atrium was used instead, the Freshmen occupying tho main BOY SCOUTS. floor space, and tho audience of upper classmn th ebealcony. Frank McDowell (sketch upper left) is In jail at St. Petersburg, iere will not be a meeting of immediately after tho "tapping" Three until further notice the entire freshman class ropeuted ria., charged with nturde.ing his mother (upper right), father (be­ low lIlUViltT/i mother), uiiu and niaiuiJ't sisters, muitifii Morion nnd Willimntree lett Ito right). ...........Y t t '(lower a*» re M iven. b Hi? _ . . . « . t 1 il. __ I I . . ..... . I t ..I .... n . . .. ^ A l l n n t n t - it with Mabel Murphy, president of __ The sisters met death when the fnmily was living near Atlanta, On., a M. C. HADDOCK. Student Guvcmmcnt, a pledge o f year ago loyalty, nnd individual responsibil­ ford Girls' Cage ity and cooperation. Lois MacQuecn, president o f the W ill Play Fast Y. W. C. A., then spoke a word f welcome to the incoming com­ (Land Outfit Friday omissions. This was followed by n general chorus singing o f the col­ * ___day afternoon basketball lege song. The newly-appointed tans In this city will have oppor­ commissions then adjourned sep­ tunity of seeing tho Sanford High arately, with tho members o f the ■School Girls* sextette In action for old commission and the Student ^ tla Ust time this season when it Government nnd Y. IV. committees, meet tho fast DeLand High to take the pledge of duty. Twenty-five Active Clubs Have Eb'.-idu Stale Historical Society Is Sponsoring Work of Secur­ School team on tho Grammar Been Orgnnized at University A t 0:30 o’clock, the dinner hour, School court at 4 o'clock. ing Interesting History. of Florida Now. the committees and old and new |, t'While the local team has lost commissions again assembled in Mveral games this season, it gen- the dining room to find DELAND, Fin.. Feb. 28— The UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,, their .urnlly is conceded to be one o f the daces at special tables arranged Feb. 28—The number of county colonial records o f Spanish Flori­ that has been turned out hers n the shape o f the "E." da are being compiled by tho Flor­ club organizations now functioning ida State Historical Society, ac­ tar several years. Last Saturday The young women "tapped" for ■night the team downed the Lees- Freshman Commission ore: Annie nt the University of Florida to­ cording to n report submitted to tatrg sextette In n fast game tu Kay, Orfiln, chairman; Mildred tals 25, while there are many other the nnnual meeting of that organ­ . Ifesburg. Bruce, Orlando; Annette Liddon, counties represented at the Univer­ ization here. Typed copies and f Little is known of the strength Marianna; Blanche Curry, St. Au­ sity, but which for various reasons, photostats o f the original Spanish [► .q ^ t hc visitors but It is reported gustine; Ruth Goldberg, Tampa; do not have nn active organiza­ documents, no win Spain, are be­ M AR K ETS they have “been practicing Lillian Long, Gnnesvilie; Helen tion. Some o f these clubs have ing made by u representative in s r * for tomorrow’ s game know Lynch, St. Petersburg; Alice Nich­ been organized since the university that country. These will be as­ CHICAGO, Fob. 28.— W h e a t that the game will be hard olson, Tnllahussae; Ada Miller, St. was tlrst founded, but the majority sembled in three volumes by Mrs. :ht from the start. Keen Augustine; Mary Clayton, Eufnu- o f them hnvc only been formed in Jeanette Thurber Connor <Mrs. May, 110*4 to Vj ; July, 110',*,. Corn— May, 82 to 82*4. try between the teams always * I Washington E. Connor), vice pres­ la; Clara Kophart, Interinchon; the pnst few yonrs. “ (I interesting contests, it is Edith McCollum, Jacksonville, Hel­ These clubs are n strong factor ident o f the society. Assembling of this data is des­ en Vernay, Sanford; Cnmela A t- in tho ninny organizations now ex­ On Saturday night tho girls’ isting ut tho University. The ob­ cribed by Mrs. Connor ns nothing tanascio, La Belle; Kathleen Clerkteam with the boys’ team will ley, Tarpon Springs; Lois Varn, ject ley seek is to promote u spir­ less than the beginning of the doc­ : -Journey to St. Cloud to meet the i of Florida— it o f closer friendship between the umentary history High school teams of thut place. Fort Meade; Lassie Goodbread, students from the various com­ “ which stuiuls nearly nlo in in not Lake 'City; Jennie Mng Johnson, ~hese games will probably mark munities in which they reside. This yet having its historical back­ he close of the season so far nt Kay West; Merle Smith, Stock- fact is exemplified by the Hills- ground fully explored." nonin; Claudia DeMerritt, Key t|ie local teams art concerned. The volumes will be compiled W est; Rachael Smith, Lakeland; borough-Duvnl "smoker" which is a yearly festivity participated in so ns to have the orignal Spanish Harriett Robinson, Orlando; Es­ WOMAN FOIt ther Smith, Sutfcrn, N. Y.; Helen by members o f these two clubs. appear on the left page through­ JUVENILE Dutton, DeLand, and Edith Futeh, Other clubs have other forms of out, and thu English translation cn social activities, thus creuting a the right. The original)! will be Alachua. 'M IAM I, Feb. 28.— Mrs. Henry closer relationship nnd under­ in printed form. I’oitians o f any Those chosen for Y. W. C. A. are F. Atkinson, wife o f Circuit Judge specially interesting document H. F. Atkinson, announces her Hurrictt Robinson, chairman, Or­ standing between the students. will be reproduced in fueiinnlie. Among the active clubs arc the lando; Kulu Zctroucr, Micanopy; ndidacy for the oriieu o f judge Starting with the period Just be­ the juvenile court o f Bade coun­ Mary Kincaid, Jacksonville; Mil­ following: Alachua county (Jack fore and immediately following dred Harris, Jacksonville; Jess 1Matthews, president); Bay, (I’nul ty, subject to the Democratic pri­ the deatli o f Pedro Mcncndcz, the mary, June 3. Shu is the fir.-; DeHon, Ocala; Pearl ilentz, Tnlla- Hills, president); Duval, (Edgar first volume covers the years from Jones, president); Columbia, (Hen­ Klizubjth Jackson, St. 1 woman candidate e ,e r to aspire to hasaee; 1570-1578. This volume ulreudy one o f the moat important officer, Auguatinc; Julia Lively, Tampa; son .Markham, president); Gads-i has been completed and is in the o f tho county, and ; eeks to succeed Marion Mcffert, Tampa; Carmen' den, (M. R. Hinson, president);, hands o f the printers. It will be Judge Harry \V. Denney, tho In­ Noallcs, Fernandina; Elizabeth Hardee; Inverness club (Burt An­ issued next fall, it is stated. ; eumbont. Mrs. Atkinson Is a prac­ Clark Randolph, Jacksonville; Eli­ derson, president; Manatee, (W. Volume!) will bring the history ticing attorney, having been ad- zabeth Smith, Mndisnn; .Martha H. Keen, president); Miami club, up to 15KG, and will include much (Jimmie Hudson, president); Or­ Turner, .Miami; ahd Annie McKay, y. tr ted to the state bar altar her lando club, (David Bumbo, presi­ of the unpublished and much al­ 1:, graduation with highest honor* Ocala. most unknown Spanish material The chairman of one committee dent); Osceola county, (Murray so from the Stetson University law president); I’nlm about Sir Francis Drake's capture automatically becomes a member Overstreet, school. o f the other. Beach county (Rollin Herrick, of St. Augustine. This volume is president); Pinellas, (.1. Leslie said to be now unc-third completed. L ,OPPOSES JA P EMIGRANTS The third volume will contuin u Jackson, president); Pensacola grent deal about the murders of club (Neal M orris); Plant City JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 2 7 .club, (Joe Merrill, president);! the Francisrnn friars by the In­ Japancse do not work nor think Polk county (E. E. Lancaster, dians, and the relations of the In­ filong^the same lines as "our dians with the governors and the president); I’utnnm, (Sylvester friurs. white" and "they will not ussimi Middleton, president); Tampa late with our people,” says Thomas flub, (0 . K. V'oathurwox, presi­ C. Imeson, chairman of the city Three men claim they are presi­ commission o f Jacksonville, in con­ Number of Applications To Be dent); Union county, (E. E. Pee­ dent in Honduras but we have I’ rcxcntcd is Not Announced nection with suggestions that have ples, president); Volusia (I.. A. many more claiming they will be — Will Meet for Three been made recently of the possi­ DuPont, president.) president. Days. bilities of incournging Japanese to aettle in Floridu. Mr. Imeson di­ TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. Feb. 28— rects attention to the active “ oppostion to the Japanese in Califor- Tho state board of pardons will noa," nnd declares thut lie thinks hold its next semi-annual meeting “ it is time when Floridiana should beginning Tuesday, March 11. Ap­ wake up and pass such laws at plications for clemency represent­ the next session o f the legislature ed by counsel in the first and fourth that will provide against the in­ congressional districts will be con­ sidered on the first and second vasion of these Jups." days of meeting, and those from BEGIN CONSTRUCTION SOON tile second and third districts will be taken up afterward. The last meeting of the hoard MIAMI, Feb. 27.—The Sisters o f St. Joseph will begin shortly wus held last September when the construction o f thy first unit clemency was granted in about o f tbc Young Women’s C jllege and twenty cases out of approximately Academy, to be built hire ut a U|0. Records of applications that cost of 1250,000. A six-acre tract will be presented to the forthcom­ o f land has been purchased upon ing meeting have not yet been which the school will be located. compiled, and it is not known yet The structure will cover approx­ just how many cases will come be­ imately 315 feet and v.il be three fore the board. Applications Cor pardon, parole Stories high. or commutation of sentence or for icatoratin of citizenship must lie EDISON ARRIVES ' IN FORT MYERS filed with the Secrotruy o f the ,* * FORT MYERS. Fcb. 28— Mr. Board of Pardons at least ten days | and Mrs. Thomas A. Edison arriv­ prior to the date set for the meet­ ed here Thursday to spend their ing at which the application is to ! 43rd successive winter in Fort lie heard, according to the rules of Myers. Relatives o f Mrs. Edison the hoaid. Five days before the Wire in the party which included board meeting a calendar ahull be picpn m l, the rules require, in Al­ m M l rvsy t ire* to no. rT -----------------------------phabetical order by the secretary CHILDREN’S F A T A L DISEASES of board, including all case* to be • ' 1• Worms and parasites in the in- presented ut such meeting, and n 6 , iestlnes of children undermine copy of the calendur is furnished health and so weaken their vitulity each member of the board, and n that they are nimble to resist the copy is also required to bo kept in disease* so fatal to child life. The the office of the secretary open to course is to give a few do*e* public inspection. 'Ibr-'c days before the date of i o f White’a Cream Verm ifuge. It destroy* and expels the worms the meeting the secretary o f the t without the slightest injury to the, board prepares a list of the nanus Mrs. J«miii Nash, daughter of an American millionaire, who eloped ! . health or activity o f the child. of all applicants, a copy of which at tho age o f 17. now is engaged, it is reported, to Prince Ahmed Price 35c. Sold by all londinfj drug- 1is furnished each applicant or his Sahili Iley (shown with her), nephew to King Faud o f Egypt. One re­ gist*, i representative on request, port ia ’l n S i ........................ i NUMBER COUNTY COLONIAL RECORD C L U B S FORMED SPANISH FLORIDA A T UNIVERSITY BEING COMPILED [team f Mechanic Slianeea Suggeata He Be Placed in Locker to Watch for C oot Stealers. A s the cry .was raised all employsea and foreman o f the plant joined in the chase. The suspect stHl was running, by this time leading by a distance o f a block. Detective George Ferguson, o f the West Forty-seventh Btret station, observed tho pursuit and fired a bullet in the air. The fugitive stopped in hie tracks and nil lubmltted to arrest. He was identified as H arry Roth. 23 ysars old, o f 501 W est 54th Street. On examination before Magistrate Levine in W est Side court ho was bold without bail on a charge o f burglary fo r the grand " t is hoping Buskert ,- ,..,.. .. to .... get NEW YORK , Fsb. 2 8 -D u e to hU slim waist lino, Harry Buskert, a mechanic employed at the Dunuit M otor Company, 622 West Fiftyseventh Stroet, was selected by brother employees to catch a sneak thief who had been robbing the locker room o f coats, hats, small amounts o f cash, fountain pens and watches during the lost few weeks. Buskert’s slimness suggested to the others that he be placed in a ick $11 he lost a week ago and locker, with a .c o a t draped about the pound that he lost while wait­ him, to see who would try to steal ing two days in the locker. the co a t Tho mechanic accepted tho Idea, and after punching the time clock Wednesday morning slipped into the locker. He was N I L A N E no slim that he could sit on a soap Thura. box and double up his legs and THEATRE still be concealed behind the coat Feb. SANFORD A t noon they brought him lunch o f non-fattening food, and when MATINEE the whistle blew, in the late after­ AND NIGHT noon they released him. Several coats had been stolen, a number o f locker doors had been Jimmied idi who open, but Buskert had no idea the sneak thief was. Slimmed by a shade after the day’s experience, Buskert went back to hie locker and waited again yesterday. Just after the lunch hour, dur­ ing which he ditted, some one en­ tered the locker room, fumbled about several o f the doors and fin­ ally selected the one in which tho mochonic was seated. As the door 28 GILCHRIST FOR ___ FUNTA GORDaT P»b. rr h ^ W . Gilchrist, f ^ ^ ° f ,^i°r d*!. announced candidacy for delegate-,^-, tho Democratic national tion. “If elected, I will rtf? and support for president , choice of the Democratic Dart* dcc,ar*d the ; S i K . ’t h r .s s ”' : ' - Pjank for reduction of th" tS NEW PUBLIC WRIFARE o/ i n m v i l l e , Fcb. y | EHiabcth Rowe of Rkhmo^T1 has taken up her duties „ d tor o f public welfare of Ala C? t ShV eco,Vu‘iscience. her d*f» o f UKty*: bachelor « £ social William and Mary College, and £ since been engaged In that wort The F«n Show of the Wo 3 ° People and the Jirjr. Be. will Bring Joy to Their Hearts. M AT.AT 3:30 50C-7S PLUS TAX fiEOMI MRtANUf CARTOONHUSKAL COMfitf Famous Blend* Pilscncr Beer? Rrm«mtxr Ih* (low ing ■mb*f coolnncofPUfcnef—c o o t hove blend now,but here'* on* you c*n have. Rich butter cream dipped In arlapy nula— • owcat milk "teno ‘ ‘ then coated with cnoeolala . . .tha namt Oh Hcnryl —snd It’a a bland yon w ont fargetI Oh Henry! A FineCandy—1Oc Everywhere E. J. Smith Co. DISTRIBUTORS Jacksonville, Fla. IT M U S T * TfRRJBLE 70 BC BUM9 NIGHT TRICES: 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50— Plus Tax. Seats Now Selling at Bower’s Drug Store. ■BBBBBBBBBBaaBBaflBBBaBIRIII a co': in S Sir Walter and the Spud IN Ireland, they still point to the place where Sir Walter Raleigh planted the potatoes he brought with him from America. The venturous knight was much impressed with the edible qualities of potatoes and touted them highly to his friends. But in spite of his efforts to p o p u ­ larize the spud, it was half a century or more before it became an article of general consumption abroad. PARDON BOARD MEETS MARCH 11 Today, a new food product becomes nationally known almost overnight. Modern methods of distribution quickly place it in thousands o f stores. Advertising tells the public about it in the newspapers. People try it, like it, and shortly it is in general use throughout the coun­ try. To Wed Egyptian Royalty a By the same means American manufacturers— through advertising—are putting within your reach many of the boons o f modern life. Without advertising, we would lack many of the comforts and conveniences that go to make life what it is in this year of grace. Advertising keeps your information up-to-snuff on every article of human need, whether it be food, cloth­ ing, articles of household utility, necessities or luxuries. i *i i Advertisers Deserve Your Support Patronize Them t; u �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY t t , M A rcaa M i » o f N cw n t Explain* (o Mipfs* when too A u M a o u tee ^ Resent* Poach E 'ORK. Feb. 28— They the fox trot, the camel's bunny hug and the bear id now they have the alH fator’a shake. This was learned Wf Magistrate Charles A . Oberwagigr, who presides over the Yorkvillo iCoort and who received a dancing JtMon free of charge yesterday. k The judge did not leave the W neh to try the step, but he did Rftten gravely as the new terplaB u rea u variation was dissected and (then put together again for his judM o l understanding. The explain* M g was done by Emil Newman, p r o prietor o f a dance hall at 46th the pose. George dissented Sftp treet and Lexington Avenue. othM wisc, an and was had there George f?,N«wm to arrested testify n r disorderly conduct. The brawl Started when George refused to E W dancing the collegiate Hep. f "W hat is this collegiate you talk i||Out" inquired the court. "Is it ■ ■proper?” J , “ Not unless you’d call an alligaW r'i shake Improper,” said George. £-T h » magistrate could not recall M v in g seen an alligator In vibra­ tion. Newman, accordingly, div£ 4 into detail. ip.t’The collegiate,” 'he said, “ is nti ■Wrobatic dance. 'Hie girl lenps W , then down, then up, then down. [SWaliy the escort catches he.* in M i-arm s. He lowers her softly to like floor. Midway the descent hulls. ^Cha B^l leans forward, kisses him, aits on his knee. Hu bends her backward until her bobbed hair pouches the floor. Thnt ends the “cycle. Then they start the step all i dftpr. I don’t dike it, your honor, . ^pet J can't make them stop.” .j^The magistrate still could not Visualize the maze, nnd there be* I»W no jazz orchestra in tho court­ room had to let it go at that. How* AVer, he could visualize George’s distinct black eye and he held FurB«r in |500 bail for Special Ses­ sions, where other judges will hear the dance explained. If they dtfi’t make up their minds about .i t they will puss it on to the Su■jwenio Court. Ily thnt time the yojleginte may be uut of date, any­ way, so the flappers figure there’s no harm done. P r o p o s e s .i o - f o o t c h a n n e i - TA M P A , Feb. 27.—This city should have a 30-fo'it channel in It* harbor, said Cornish Hailey, Held nocrctnry for the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, i p ih here «*n a visit. f'lf-Tumna N E L L IE H EVELL ‘ World Beater’ for speedy relief," writes I lilt on A. Lyre, 200 Evans Avenue, Evansville, Ind. “ Last month 1 was down with a severe cold, and getting worse, I bought a bottle o f FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, and the next night was well and O. K." If you want a quick, reliable remedy fur Coughs, colds nnd hoarseness instot upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has all the curuC/e qualities of pine tar and honey. Sold everywhere. THAT PRESSING NEED 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 he met at once if you would accom­ plish the end you huvu in viewr. Whenever you find your­ self up against such a sit­ uation, do nut fret and scold and complain—for there are vnya provided to meet just such emergencies— they are Herald W ANT 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. T ry the service of Herald W A N T ADS and bo con­ vinced. T o reach all tha people effectively — leave your YVant Ad at The Herald O f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want A d Department. PHONE 148 lived sad saffurwt ror N»i|U Hovel) km mm tir* ftaught' t of-n gallant Civil War Sotdier, Widow of n Spnnixh H'ur hero. The first, woman press agent in the United Staten. Her life's cavings Inst in the collapse of an unfortunate investment. Her spine teas injured four gears ago, three of the vertebrae being crumpled. Since her acciilrnt she has been b ed rid d en , bravclg fgnting for her life. Now the doctors say she is getting welt. Sho has written a book— "Right Uf} the Chest"— published by George H. Doran smt show people oa bar mothuE slda, her father a well known n* 2 paper writer, tor thirty yean .h, did her work In lira w r iu n * ^ £ ? atrlcal Bald, and did It welt. Irvin Cobb, fellow reporter will, aer oo the Now York World ta u ' old dsja. said: "Nellie mad I iba only two reporter* left m . k! United Blalea. All tb. rest . J , write for newspapers are Journal tr° m * Utul,» <X a n il B y B e tty C o tn p s o n 11,Mi beanl alioul 'Tbs Woman Who Wouldn't (llva Up I have imen uplifted and thru lea oy the hurolo tight fur Ufa waged by Nellie Revel] for liie past tour years, and have marvelled at ihe sublime courage of one of my y. own sex who M u fK liL with spine shat fcSwEffllrtiBjk. tored through a lamentable acol | 0 7 d e n t but her In B k® * * ^ domtmble splrii K H b ^*7 jS y unbroken, still hsttlos bravely M r on. « smile and RL A* a merry quip r A w ever on her lips * My expurtunoe It was, therefore, with a feeling Betty Compson in motion plo* t o r n h a s something akin to awo that I en­ brought me tn contaot with many tered the room at the Hole) Hornbrave men end women, tor the nrsot. New York, (or NolHo Reveli life of e movie ector Is e has- has recently left SL Vtuccnt'a Hos­ ardous one and screen start are pital, where fur an eternity. It must otten called upon to fare real dan­ have si'emed. this bruve woman ger tn the turning ot sntuieu I have hns fought the grim tight—and •een darw-devii stunta portonued wont Fur now Nolllo Itevali Is get­ before the camera by those who ting well and may be aide to resume sculled at death, that the public the active carrar ebs lovod. If I had expected to see a woman might be entertained, It v u all tn the day's work, tint the moral cynical and auured by tbe sinister and physical courage— the-pwrw trick «f tMw-that-bsa nedrldden Brit,—tnanlfeatad In the four’ yeirs bar,'such an ld6a’*wi)rild*baVe been of Intense snfferlng endured by dissipated by tbs cordial and Nellie Reveli elevates her. In my cheery words with which she greet­ estimation, to a niche with the ed inn. heroines of all time, > "1 am mors Utah glad you were And now, as I sat opposite Nalli# Resell, * recalled Irvin Cobb'* trib ata to her In bis foreword to hu book "Hlflit OB the Cbeat"If you. who read this book art a stranger to ita author, l sm ’iar» that tong befnro you lay u dow, you will bavo in your mind a cor ract Picture of her individuality And Ibosa who know ber-aml only Ood Himself knows how many ot these there are—hero must behold her aa she is— blltho. bravo, witty wholesome, kindly, sweet-savored' Indomitable, a soul like a wbiu 6amo, a Spirit ilka s t< roJ (word. . . . I said sho avo. I’ll go further than that. . . . y 0 tho boat pf my observation, remem. branco and boiler. Nslllo Reveli u the bravest living creaturo 1 ever Vt W s __ JS : i » i« « f N m * i«* THKtJ a i ►*.«'****1V NOTH— This Interview vffA Hatty Compton, noted motion p<c fare star,, was granted bp Nsltia Hsvr.ll lbs da y bsfors M ims Camp son Uft Nam York for Florida, tohers tAe film beauty is at taork in ihs n«to Ala n CroHand prndue linn. "Miami," to hs distributed by ttodldnson. Tho illustrations made by famous cartoonists and repro Uuetd bmrcuiitb are tAose appear inti m HI GIIT OFF Ttl(£ CUB ST They are used through CA* cour­ tesy of tbs artists and ol Gsorps II Doran Company, publishers of the book.— 7'A* Editor. 1 Better Feeding Ways Kotarians To Meet At Macon March 17 To Be Taught Farmers ~ “ FOLK\” E Cough Medicine to a Facia About Nellie Rcvell TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 28 — Kotarians throughout Florida are making plans to attend tho second annual convention of the ilDtli district, which will be held at Macon, Ga., Mar. 17-18. The dis­ trict is composed of Georgia and nil thnt part of Florida east o f the Chattahoochee river, including 22 dubs in this state. A district pres­ ident for tiie next year will lie named. Kotarians o f Macon, it i sstated, are making elaborate arrange­ ments to entertain the thousand or more members o f the organiza­ tion expected to attend the con­ vention. Ken Gernsey, district governor, announces that he plans to make the best district conference Rotary has ever known, and lias obtained the promise of International Pres­ ident (iuy Gunduker to attend, liili Municr of Nashville, Tenn., also will be one o f the speakers. HEADS ALtJMM ASSOCIATION WINTER PARK, Feb. 29.—I*mf. Sexton Johnson, city :u per intend • eat o f Orlando schuoln, has been elected president of the Alumni Association i>( R<dllns College, and Raymond W. Greene, A. A. L. comnvtortioner for Florida, and memlic r uf the Olympia (am ruitLe, named eecndury the o r ranizaticri. An nlbmni coumnl, < u.'priced of thu nix o ff'c e n o f tho iclatio;>. wmi named to ter*» oj nu executive body representing the 3,0(ip nr more tdumni att i turmev studentii at Rollins. The best of workers get out of f orta when the liver fails to act. They feel languid, half-sick, “ blue” and discouraged and think they are getting lazy. Neglect of these symptoms might result In a sick spell, therefore the sensible course is to take a dose or two o f Hoi bine. It to ju.it the medicine needed to purify the system nnd restore the vim and ambition of health. Price f>0c. Sold by all leading druggists. able to make your arrangements to see mo before you lort for Flori­ da." wore her 11rat words "I love ‘show poopiu,' and i love to talk 'shop' with them, for all my llfo I have mixed with actors, art­ ists and producers, und'my tnturc.st tn things theatrical Is tbu most ub sorblaz thing In my u.'u." tiennine interest and enthusiasm wore In her voice mid manner «* she Immediately plunged Into a <11> cushion uf plays and motion -teres, and tier -in mo enw iysteatl 111RAM FILES DECLARATION' COLUMBUS, Feb. 28— Uictam John.son o f California, Tltursday filed with Secretary of Stain TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 29.—Tlte Uruv.n, hi.: olticinl declaration of United States agricultural depart­ candidacy for the Republican nom­ ment lias recently organized a ination tor president. service for better feeding meth­ ods for the hem fit o f farmers in SECURED RELIEF THROUGH aH parts o f the country. One of FOLEY PILLS John R. Gordon, Danville, II!., the first steps to make this service writes: "1 have suffered with kid­ o f value was the issuance of "A ney trouble five years; could not Handbook for Hotter Feeding o f sleep at night and was always tir­ Livestock ” which tins been issued ed. I-.wcs not strong and hard for free distribution. AH differ­ work made my hack ache. I got some FOLEY PILLS and after n ent classes of animals are consid­ few treatments i felt better and ered in the handbook, it is said, could work with more ease, be­ which may be obtained free from came stronger and could sleep bet­ the Department of Agriculture, ter." FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, make Washington, D. C. them move active. Get a bottle "You know, ot course, that i b» gan uiy carunr as a press agent, ami I never will lose my newspa­ per Instinct for good ‘copy.’ " I ventured tha opinion that this faculty was partly ex plana lory uf her ability to keep bur from be­ coming self-csntored In ber mis­ fortune. "There is a lot of truth tn thnt." w;m Nellie's rujolailur. "T o be a press ngunt requires, first of all. u geueruus allotment ot Iniagluatlun. Ami I speak truiu exporiuticn when I maintain that being hung up by the wrists with your chin bandaged to a board and your mouth packed so you won’t bite your longue off] with your knee* strapped--toqcttinr —then have someone kick (he sup port frmn under your foot so you can dangle and give the old spine ■,a chance to got set—Is a condition 1eg human discomfort that tuxes tbo. FROM IN ENT JURIST DIES IIRUOKSVILLE, Feb. 27.—A f­ ter 20 years on tho bench na coun­ ty judge of Hernando county Judge ti. V. Ramsey la dead here hftev an illness of several monthi. HeSwas widely known throughout the county. Noticed* lirretiy given to all whom it may concern that A. it. Key, n.; lainrdlnn of tin* I'rr un and * tat>of Jewel I'aultne l>arnor, a inlmn'. Florenee Auni* Diirnec, n minor. Neal Anri I l>orn* r. a minor, and lues Darner a minor, will on llie 15th day «>f March, A. t>. toil, nnply to thu t'ounty Juiliro In and for RetnlnoKi t'oumy, Florida, at hi* office at Hanford, Florida, at m o'clock A. M.. or m* soon thereafter an ill" matter can lie heard, for BY BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS imagination aj well as the will power. "It Is rather a stuffy fooling, as Yum-Yuui remarks to Kohu in the 'Mikado.' You can't kick, yuu can t talk I Isn't that a terrible situation tor a press agent to be inf All stuck upl Hut. what's a press u^eui without a backboiisT" Ob, wonderful woman, who could find a Just and u pun tn ber own uilsforlurittl Into uiy mind Hashed the remain bra nc* of some recent occurrences which bod. al tho am or got on my nerve* and I full ashamed.' I (‘dnfbsiis'd as Wi/'fi. hiit Nellie smilingly found e vison and excujo in her quaint a‘c :.)sophy. "After all, It’s only but an na- tura. Tha nrnrt troubles we bare, tho inure valiantly will wo try te grin and boar It," was her solution. "In a » c y . though. 1 have myself to blame. 1 tried to do too much all at oncA, and nature rebelled. Don't burry. Rest once tn e while. Ars longa. Vila brovls—art la long and IUs is short—ns tho old say­ ing to, and wo can't do It all In noe short Ufa. Tho world guiis on. and Ijtore are others besides ourselves. wo do our heat and keep trying, that's oil onynnn can expecL" •• 1 found •myself tnngb'n-tlc<L 1 had come to offer amipathy and c.heor to this wonderful woman,and here 1 was like a schoolgirl listen­ ing to words of real wisdom and authority i<> sell nt iiultlic nr |iclKinnittimee f ’ ity putchhMM nti ciui- -ate llio undlMdvd tnlcrvsi of ,1c w.-I I'aullnn Pnrnrr, Florence modern tire apparatus, Am .' < tiorioT. Ncul a in cl I'orncr. ami In- .: Iturner, mllior:i. in and to the foll.iwliii; di-Mcrllicil rxiii chi<ili■* nltuutc. lying. ai«l ln-ln . In ilulionnlj <f Mcml:i"lc. Stole of !'’l"rI'ln. n.or. n.irlicnlai ly ileacrlln.*.! cm tolliiv.H tn-u!l: Tin- Went half of tin* Nortliciml IJUln'lfr o! tin* Northwest (^uirlc.of Section 33. Township III, Foulh of IIuiik-i .’ll. lijivt. I**m# the Norm t**ii ;oT fi of. tfiA fViMt Tlirc—tjiijiri c- i.r me Wi-.rithir m mo N-.nii. • Quarter of the Nortlnvcm Qu.irt* r of Section T owuh.iIp III, tioutli of ttun.;» ,".l Hunt. :m<l Also, the Norlhwent Qun,-*»r n* the Nortlr.vi»t Quail r of F.ctlen Now On At ill. To' ciihIiIii Ik. Mouth of Hinge . I linNt, |e;4. ttit- W. at lUIT.a feet " hlch npplh atlon w ill lie ha; <1 npFt P . R IN G S 1 ' ' f' 11111,11 fl' 'l ' t' <'-*r**"- t;,jr. Oak Avenue nnd Third Street Whceless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop 10.» Palmetto Ave. and Teethina Will Save Mothers Much Trouble 1113 Sanford Ave. Exclusive Agents foY Tires and Tubes Fisk ICE TH A T .MAKES ITIIESD S." M OM ,MAUF FRE^IALES FTOP Is the Phone Number DON OUTSIDE AMD FIND ME A 6 ooo stbons -7 SWITCH ,* HAS W= BcEN TEASING - YOUASAIU? VJJtLL, I , / kNoua of cM’jy o n e ^ ' 'TUINS . ^ f e s T T ^ n TEASIN’ ME [ tococe^ T ; ^ ‘ ALLATIME V l HIM k . fiatf * o a a e n e s Is the paint we Sanford 6 E 5 -1 CANT f in d A n y S W IT C H hcII. The Paint money can buy. RAY BROTHERS NOPLACE / TALAIIASSEE, Feb. 27.— One of the most effective ways to a<ivertisc r birida would be for hotels and restaurants to serve citrus fruits free with all regular meals and at half price with all special orders, raid Nathan Mayo, com­ missioner o f agriculture, in a statement Wednesday, Advertising th:> state would In turn relieve the marketing situa­ tion. he added. ” No one business of the state profits as largely from the tourist trade as the ho­ tels nnd restaurants,'* the state­ ment rends. NELLIE REVELL AND IRVIN S. COUO 013CUSSINO "RIGHT OFF* THE CHEST* rword” could bavo so effudtfaly rebuked Fate'a sinister Jest! Effervescing with real wA sad ton,or. and ecluUllattng wl'fc pan. tent epigrams and quaint phllowy phy, "Right Off the Chest" hat given me many delightful moments, 1 tried to expresy to Nellie some­ thing of the pleasure and profit htr book had afforded me. "I am glad you Ilka It." she ssld simply. "Rut do you know, i po*|. lively enjoyed lotting myself ■go* tn that book, and not the least of my satisfaction was due to the fact that 1 socked old man Dmttny for a flock of new vertebrae Just when he almost had m e ‘out,* and m&di tha old chap Ilka |L" And there yon have the keynott ot Nellie Rovell'e character. Op tlmtam and tha "never say did* spirit. ' And when I loft Nellie Reran 1 foil 'that the "soul llke a whin flame" end ‘"spirit like a tempered sword" had touched my own spirit, and nevermore would It fret end chafe at the potty misfortunes that assail 1L Across from express office. II. A. Halverson, Prop. I COOLDNtr FIND ANY SWITCH MOM, 2UT YOU CAN TUCOUJ th e se stones* . AT HIM? J PAID ON SAVINGS The Officers of t hi:; Institution are under 550,000.00 Surety IIon*l F. W. PLEDGE! President 200 Magnolia Ave. G. E. M cCALL, Manager --------------------------Phone 231------------------------------ �THE SANFORD DAft,T nEBALP, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 29, 1924 W lk A PR1ZB *ENU WANTTO; The Herald'will jive $1 worth of merchandise from any merchant advertising on this page, fur the beat menu submitted each week. TALLAHASSEE. Feb. Condition* ______ ... on Fuoridila a cross-state For publication on thia, each week, livery week $1 of merchandise wilj be (I t woman submitting the beat' High Springs through Archer nnd Will Intern to Romeo, fair. Ro­ meo to Dunnellon newly graded. Heavy sand almost impassable ex­ cept soon after rains. Rock base u:mcr construction near Dunnel­ lon. Duniitllon to Inverness nnd ilrooktiville, fair. Drooksvilto through Hcranar.do arul Pasco counties to Hillsboro county line, u u g h but passable. Hillsborough county line through Tnmna by way of Six-Mile Creek through Bradentown, Saraaota, Englewood to the Myakka river, very good. Mynkka river to Puntn Gordo rough and sandy in spotn but easily passable Puijtu Gordn directly to Fort My­ ers, impassable but traffic can go by way of Tucker’s Comer. Road No. 8— Haines City to Ft. Pierce: Haines City to Frost Proof, good. It is no longer necessary to detour through Frost Proof to Avon Park hns been impuved. Avon Park to DeSolo City. good. Remainder of road to I^ike Steams very rough. Lake Stearns to Lake Annie, good. I.nke Annie to Kissimmee river impassable. Road No. 2d— Bcllcvicw to Plant City: Bcilevicw to Sumter county line newly graded nnd rough. Through travel from Oenla to Wildwood, Bushncll, Dade City and Tampa, advised to take Pedro road out of Ocala. This will bring travel on Road No. 23 near the asphalt road in Sumter county. Excellent as­ phalt surface through Sumter county to Hernando county .line. North line o f Hernando county to north line Pasco- county, rough. North lino Pasco county, through Dade City to Plant City excellent rood. Named Aftev Lima, Ohio NEW CATHOLIC CD D IN N E R MENUS FOR T W O W E E K S BY' HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING The following'dinner menus have been carefully planned nnd ever though they need not be followed exactly, will suggest combination* which arc not only appetizing, but easily prepared ami at the snmu timo economical. Recipes for the following dishes will he sent to any ono writing , ' , TO ” , *'un a ■“ •“ F conditions and arrniiging bin sehclule lor a survey o f ‘ playground ami t orreutionnl farillKe organized the pnny, Chicago. Copy o f a Monograph—Motlcrn Biscuit Baking—will also lie sent upon request. roads are described in the follow ­ ing information furnished by tiu> divisional engineers and compiled by the stato road department: Road No. 1,— Nnucz Ferry to Jacksonville: FIRST WEEK SRCOND YVEEK Nnuex Ferry to Etcambia Bay Sunday— (Supper) Sunday— (Supper) by Pensacola, concrete nnd unim­ Fruit Salad Chicken or Shrimp iudnd proved road. Five miles undor naked Apples Checre nnd Nut Sandwiches construction. Detour marked. FlorOlives Plain White Cnke with idatown -to Crcstvicw, good nntwl Orange Ice Wafers Whipped Cream and brick road. Crcstvicw to DcTea Hot Chocolate Tea Funiak Springs, unimproved road. Monday Mrntlny Rough but passable. DeFuning Veal Birds Hot Meat Loaf with Tornnto Sauce Springs to Ponce DeLeon, good Fiench Fried Potatoes Creamed Cauliflower sand-clay road, Puiice DeLeon tr Plain Boiled Potatoes Hearts o f Lettuce with French Westvllle, under cons;ruction. Take nre*«i"" Rice Pudding north or south county road which Colfec Hot Rolls 5J is in good condition. Westville to Tuesday Prune Y\hip— <Vafera Quincy, unimproved road In pass­ Beef Stew with Dumplings Coffee able condition. Quincy to Aucilln Crenmcd Turnips Tuesday river by .Tallahaa.tee and MontiLamina nnd Nut Salad Meat and Potato Pio cello, four miles under construc­ Date Pudding Cabbage Snlnd tion but passable. Remainder un­ Tea Coffee Crenmcd String Beans improved but In fair shape. Auciila Wednesday Raisin Bread river to Greenville, excellent. Fruit Jello — Sugar Cookies Pot Roust Greenville to Madison fair. Two Tea Coffee Limn Beans • Lyonnaiso Potatoes miles out o f Madison detour sign Wednendny take left hand road for six miles. Apple-Cebry Salad Cream of Celery Soup Detour algn take right hand road Jelly Cnke Lamb Chops (Broiled) with Pens into Lee, cross railroad take road Buttered Carrots ColTee parallel to railroad for four m ibs. Hot Baking Powder Biscuits Thursday Cross (railroad take c!d county Pineapple nnd Cheese Salad road to the Suwannee river. Rouil liroilcd Steak Plain Cake from river to Live Oak, good. Live Baked Potatoes Scalloped Cabbage • Coffee Oak to Lake City, good. Lake City Thursday Beet Salad to Jacksonville, fine. Baked Smoked Hnm Almond Drop Cnke Road No. 2— Georgia Line to Mushed Potatoes Buttered Beets FEDERATION MEETS MONDAY Fort Myers: Coffee Cucumber Snlnd From Georgia line to Jnsper, Rose dc Lima, who took as her last name that of her home town Friday Hot Rolls GAINESVILLE. Feb. 21).—A in Ohio, is now singing in Loudon, She is u pupil f Jean tie Reske, good. To two mile:* north o f Fruit Tarts Tuna Fish n In King Genoa, rough but passable. There busy session awaits delegates to famous Parisian instructor. Tea Coffee on Toast to White Springs, good. White tho convention here next Mondav Friday Springs to Lake City. good. Lake o f section four, Florida Federation . Riced Potatoes Bnkcil Hnlihut City to High Springs, under con­ o f Women’s Clubs. Morning ami Date Muffins — Fruit Jam Stuffed Faked Potatoes EAST SANFORD struction, detour by way of Fort afternoon meetings will be held, Vegetable Salad , Sponge Cake Coffoo White, good. High Springs to beginning at 10 a. m. and 2 p. in. Hot Muffins Mrs. E. A. M offett will entertain | jct The morning hours will be de­ , Saturday Gainesville, 25 miles of asphalt ex­ Apple Pudding ' cellent. First 10 rniies south of voted to welcoming address by the Celery Avenue Circle, No. jf, Breaded Pork Chops Coffee Gainesville new asphalt surface, Mrs. C. J. Richards mid a response Four, at her borne Friday after- ■' Creamed Potatoes Spinach Saturday ! jp very good. End of asphalt to by Mrs. If. R. Swari of Dunncibm; noon at 3 o’clutfft. Baked Pork Chops Miss Louise Merrell o f Plymouth f,.j Cabbage Salad club reports, nddiers on "Child Mjcanopy, rought; but good going. Ks-.allopcd Potatoes Chorpening’s Whole Wheat Muffins Micanopy to Marion county line Welfnre,’’ by Mrs Laura Jcnu was Miss Helen Stuffed Green Poppers guest from Friday until Sunday.. fa Reid, director o f child welfare, under construction. Two miles Apricot Whip—Termits Canned Fruit — Cun Cakes Mr. and Sirs. W. R. Bates had Ktl new base just compacted. Marion Jacksonville, and other matters. Coffee Tea Coffee their son, from St. Augustine, ami yp Mrs. W. T. Blackman, president county line to Lowell nef lime roc!; base, excellent. Lowell to Oculn, o f the Florida Federation of M”. and Mrs. E. J. Ward and son. (jn fair. Ocala to IJelleview, under Women’s Clubs, will be among the Dale, from Winter Park, ns guest3 an over Sunday. pa construction. Ron.: condition be­ speakers during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Squire and th tween Ocaln and Bcilevicw change:* daily. Inquire ut Leesburg or Ocaln TY’ POM A M A C S CLUB FORMED two sons o f South Hampton, Long I M island. New Y'ork, uru guests of ■(|{ chambers of commerce for best CLEARW ATER, Feb. 20. — the former's cousin and wife, Mr. |th route. Belleview to Leesburg to Eustis and Mount Dora, very good. YVriters, cartoonists nnd news- and Mrs. B. E. Squire at th e ir, F( Mount Dorn through Orange, Os- taper workers resident nnd s-t- lovely home on Lake Onoro, ex- nr ccola and Poll; counties to Bowling ourning in this section have form­ preting to remain sonic time. This fch Green, good. Bowling Green to ed the “ Typomnnihes*’ Club. Thu is their first visit which they ure l,i enjoying greatly. Mr. Squire is in | Gardner, fair. Gardner through next meeting: will be hold nt Tar­ thu Irish potato grow ing.bupijava*ai pon Springs the last Saturday Arcadia‘ to Cnrliitroni Field,' good. Corlstroin Field to ;<c Bcrmont night fn March when members will devoting 50 acres of his farm land , CJI Road, rough and sandy in snots be guests of Major Henning at a to it this past season, with a yield 0t of something like 13,000 buaheln but fair road. Bermont road to dinner. YY\ YV. YValling, Stephen of marketable potatoes. j„ B. Ayres, Major Henning, Editor Fort Myers, good. J. K. liiddingtun is leaving (|Road No. 3— Georgia Line to Mann, Cartoonist Frost, L. L. Wellington, O., w Lucas, Clnrnncc Hobart, E. P. De- Wednesday for Orlando: after bring hero with Id., sister, lanoy, John llusseli, Andrew Ful­ Wild’s Landing to Yulee, good. Mrs. C. E. Chorpcnrng nnd family, From there to Jacksonville, good. ler, A. E. Shower, C. F. Evans, J. since Inst July, 'liiis is Mr. BidOrange Park to Putnuni countv B. Paine and H. II. Hamlin, par­ dinger’s second winter here ami t.i ticipated in the firs; meeting. line being repaired. Rough but ho hns made many friends and will st passable with small detours, which have some great fish stories to tell _ are posted, Green Cove Springs about Florida. _ to Palatka rough to end o f brick Mrs. Irene Morgan o f New >1 at Rice’ s Creek. Brick road from Martinsville, W. Vn., arrived hero 11 COLD FACTS Rice's. Creek through Palatku to Friday to visit lu-i sister, Mrs. It. E San Mateo, good. San Mateo to C. Long nnd family, and will also U T H E T R O U B L E O F That’s what tho Herald Sisco, rough. Sisco to Crescent YVant Ads are—cold facts— visit her twin sister. Mrs. Burgeas I C O F F E E .,M A K IN G r U SE City* Pierson and DeLeon Springs about things that ore plan­ and family, n( F ort Meade. She I newly finished asphalt surface, ex­ ned for your good. They expects to remain in Florida the " cellent. DeLeon Springs through I are plain statements that remainder o f tho winter. This is V DcLand to Sanford, inlr. Sanford S will help you get what you Mrs. Morgan’s first visit here. through Seminole and Orange Mr, and Mrs. [.eon Purvis drove K are after in business, home counties to Orland, good. IT /5 IVIADE ' ’ to Tampa Sunday evening, called |> or recreation. Road No. 4— Georgiu Line to . V - .. . .* Read these cold facts ev­ Miami: >' v illJ S T fD lS S O L V E ery day and soon it will Georgia line 12 miles south strike you forcibly that sand-clay, in fair condition. Five ,T ;' there Is something you are miles penetration, good. Detour -V A c r e X t c o n v e n i e n c e . missing. That is tho help through Callahan over old Dixie . AND OH, SO^QOOD! the Herald YY’ants cun af­ Highway live miles to Duval coun­ ford you. ty line detour fuir condition. Six miles old shell road, rough. Duval Get accustomed to doing rounty line to Bunnell, 62 miles 9 things by the Herald Wunt foot brick mod with rock shoul­ A d method and you will ders, fair. Bunnell to Volusia And them profitable, even county line, rough. Y’olusia coun­ in the most trivial matters. ty line to Daytona and New Smyr­ Turn the cold fncta of the na to Titusville 32 miles shell Herald Wants into gold in rn.ul, fair. Titusville to Cocoa, six your pocket. SELECTED miles shell, good. Thirteen miles To reach ull the people asphalt, excellent. Cocoa to YVaMAINE effectively — leave your busso, 15 miles rock and shell, YVant Ad nt The Herald o f­ good. Y\rnbasM> to Vero, 12 miles C0BRLERS fice. Phone ns to send for detour, fair. Vero to Miami, 120 it, or phone it to the Want miles paved, excellent. Entire Ad Department. mad improved over last weyk. Road No. 5— High Springs to Port Myers: { Lbs. Standard Cl I PAD Fine Granulated i j U u / l i i .. rir m KINGAN’S 1 pound Sliced C arton EAT MORE FRUIT C H E R ff&SZ Just received big shipment of Stem of Winesap Apples. A O D Y, & WE ALSO HANDLE MERRILL’S MILK, RECEIVED FRESH EVERY DAY. Old Sanford Fruit Store, I No. 2 1-2 C A N “ IONA” BRAND A C H E S nco 2 a n2 CHOICE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Lombard “Iona” Brand T o m a to e s rinfsthanilplbl.no.-rail [DELICIOUS, CRISPY GINGER SNAPS T l off c S ©’C lo c k , R e d C ir c le B o k a r , KINGAN’S RELIABLE Fresh Country E g g s ................40c dozen W e specialize on Candies of all kinds, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. R RED PITTED CHERRIES GOOD FOR MAKING PIES No. 2 CAN i “ pkg. Quaker’s or Mother’s Kissimmee— Construction Ilight plant progressing. taWhHeltf* W ith P u rc h a se o f PHONE 148 ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. Tho ID. Rev. Patrick Barry1 , o f St. .Augustine, ami a numl visiting clergymen, will parth in exercises here next St when Catholics of this city' break ground for a new chure school nt Twelfth Street Nort Eighteenth Avenue. 1 Package MORTON’S [205 Mni*nnlin Ave. of better quality! we would do i �' I 5 .V UA ■ ■ ' , ......• • », - ' T. ■ . ;' ’ • \\W TUB SANFORD DAILY HKRALD, FRIDAY, FBBRlTARY 19, 1 9 U Daily H erald BRh _ P ln M a . I U Second C l u i Matter, OcI, lilt , at the Pnstofflca at , Florida, under act of March la COMBI. __________ ID L DRAM, T ife4*iM M n t PASO BRNO 41a A r m e ICRIPTIO* R A T R I l 17.00. 81a M onth! I1.M In City by Carrier par lie. Weekjr E d ition II fa r iV Itirn C R i A ll obituary ca rd ! of thank*, reaolutlona ttcea of entertalnm enta where are made, w ill be charged regular advertlnlna rate*. ITIIK ASSOCIATED I’ RERB _ Jtoclated rre a a la eiclu a entitled to the uae fo r repubIon o f Ul n ew s dispatches tad 't o It or n o t ntherwlae Mad In this paper und also th e newa published herein. A ll a o f re-publlcatlon o f apeclal ktchaa herein era nlao reaerred. ID A t, FEBRUARY 29, 1924.. {THOUGHT FOR TODAY A TRUTH I perceive that I II no respecter o f persons; In every nation he that feareth am i’ worketh righteousness, ■pled with Him.— Acta 10:34, jj. More Laws or Better Enforcem ent? Is America netting too many law s? Every day some body o f lawmakers decides on some new statute and the re* suit is new laws are being enacted at a rapid rate. In fact at so rapid a rate that lawyers supposed to know the laws are finding themselves unable to keep up with them. City com* mlssionera pass new city ordinances, county officials enact new county regulations, state legislatures see fit to put new state laws on the state books, and then comes the United States congress w ith more than all the rest. People o f to* day arc wondering i f it is new laws this country needs or bet* ter enforcement o f those it already has. “ W e are fast becoming a nation o f law breakers," says the Tampa Times, “ Many good people break them through ignorance, some through indifTerence, and some through an innate spirit of defiance, which makes them impatient of any restraint. Along with the multiplicity o f laws, we have in­ stituted a vast number of boards and commissions to carry them out fully, but they must be paid, and they all add to the burdens which the people have to carry." In a recent speech Albert J. Beveridge said that fewer laws better enforced, less government better administered, more liberty better ordered are the needs o f the time. The country is smothered by legislation and the boundaries o f law have been broken over. Mr. Beveridge points out that there is one government employee for every eleven persons over sixteen years o f age in America and the salary o f these employees aggtfegale annually $33,800,000,000. Law making has become almost a vice in the United States in the opinion o f the Detroit Free Press. “ Ten millions o f people seem to consider the. placing o f a statute on the books nn occult magical act. They look upon the process as the end rather than the beginning. And when a law doesn’t do the work expected of it, instead o f trying to make it e f­ fective by demanding enforcement on the part o f the offic­ ials and by obeying it themselves, they treat it as a Central African would treat ineffective witch doctoring anti demand new and more potent ‘medicine* from their legislature.” The situation is attracting the attention o f the best and deepest thinkers o f the nation. Each year the problem be­ comes more complicated. It is well for thinking people to ponder the subject thoughtfully and seriously. The enforcement of the, lqv/s already on the books would without a doubt make for much better conditions in every section. I f the lawmakers would devote more o f their time to solving the problems of carrying out the laws already made there probably wouldn’t be quite so many “ scofflaws" in our country. A vT S tTUOUS UOU! YOUNG LADY r! t£at in the prime o f earliest youth Hfcst shunned the broad way nnti the green, with those few art eminently #M*n, labour up the Hill o f Heaven* . ly Trutn, better part with Mary and With Ruth 'thou hast, and they that overween, at .thy growing virtues fret their spleen, anger find in thee, but pity and nith. cafe is fixed, and zealously attends fill . thy odorous Lamp with deeds of light, Hope that reaps not shame: therefore be sure, , when the Bridegroom with Well located lots in Sanford can be purchased reasonably. hla feastful friends l to bliss at the mid hour o f The prices have not begun to advance as they will in the next The Right Time to Build This N ew Kid Looks Like Trouble. As Brisbane Sees It Presidential slogans ought be right to the polm— someth!^ like: More fo il Vnd M e 8am, Please Pay. ’IIlF Anaconda Skips. tF What A boat Mothers? More Tor the Baby. C opyright, 1951 Palm Beach Post. West Palm Beach is prenarin. fo r its 8un Dance, but in D?Jton* w e prefer to see daughter dance— Daytona Journal. *fTh POOR OLD Uncle Sam didn't start tho war, and It coat hitn dozens o f billions, yet it seetns impossible for him to got free from it. Our General Dawes, as was pre­ dicted here, helps to bring in a re­ port that says to Uncle Sarti, “ Pay, please." You cant pleasa everybody the Baltimore Sun. If one cro»t! calls you sapient, the other m breviates It to “ . a p . " - Miami News-Metropolis. Every drop of oil squeezed out by the senate committee has been accompanied by a: least fifi.tlmes as much g - j — Now York Trlbufle. IT SEEMS thnt Germany must have a loan, to get started on re­ parations. She asked for twentyfive hundred millions. She is to have two hundred and fifty mil­ lions, if plans go through. “ All nations, including this, will contribute to that loan, and all will be expected to squeeze Germany,if she docs not pay." A Western professor has pro­ nounced educaticn more devastav,. ing then war. Most of us will re­ member our final examination tier. loda and agree with him__New York Tribune.______ Mrs.' P. Wlneberg has returned home after a six weeks’ visit with friends and relatives rt Miami and Palm Beach.—dan ford Hereld. Perry, have you anglicized your name since you left Kw W est?— Key West Citizen. THAT’S THE program thus far. Later, when Germany, having bought rnw materials, gets her breath and starts paying repara­ tions, will Uncle Snm get part of the reparations? Don’t ask fool­ ish questions. Certainly NOT. Champions of nil kinds natural­ ly turn to Florida at this season o f the year; while one section boasts of the presence of Jnrk Dempsey another tolls of the visit o f the champion swimmers ami St. Petersburg bobs up with the chum” nlon checker-players. — TimesUnion. BUT, IN case Germany fails to nay the fancy reperations, Uncle Sam may have another chance to make himself useful. As he lent Germany part o f the money she needed, what more reasonable than for him to help pay the repara­ tions, in case Germany skips pay­ ments ? Thnt is the plan, and you will sec it materialize. THE BIG Anaconda Copper Company upany skipped its regular divi­ dend Tuesday. Thnt frightened the mnrket, knocked down Ana conda stock and many other stocks that “ sold off in sympnthy.” You hear some market expert announce gloomily that trouble must be ex­ pected if demagogues insist on senatorial investigations that in­ terfere with big business. On the other hand, American Locomotive had its best year with a net profit of more than twelve millions, a profit above twenty-one dqliars per share. Contem ponry Comment* hI V Newspaper publishers like young McLean would have their overdraft honored to the tune of $50,000, according to Washington bank’, crs. That’s the difference betweer oil newspapers and the ordinary run of newspapers that are published just to give people the news. — Orlr.ndo Reporter-Star. ^ 2-' i= m Maudlin Sentiment in McDowell Case PALATKA D A ILY NEWS ■a ■ R <5 COMPLETE EVIDENCE Pinellas newspapers are striv­ to “ provide com forts" nny moro(g • 0 ■ ing hard to work up a campaign fo r McDowell than fo r some poul-|B ■ ■ for the young man that murdered try thief who might be incarcernt- ,R That perplexing thought, "Did I Pay him?” will 5 ed in the some penal institution? i n r n u n T i v r his P» rcnt8 a week ago and murAMERICAN L u c u a i u i i v h (jeretl hjj, two Asters a year ago, Why should he tht^ retip lent of ■ few months. It costs no more to build a house here than it jells around seventy-four dollars, and apparently seeking to create a unusual considerations? That h e l never bother you If you pay b y check. Your can­ s t i thy entrance, Virgin does elsewhere. Contractors and builders o f this city are while Canadian Pncifiic, paying sympathy for the fellow which hns been is proven by the grapho- * wise and pure. just as capable ns are found in other places. And homes thnt ten dollars per share, sells to tho seems to bo unwarranted by the phone in his cell, and the type-|R celled check is always ccmplete evidence of payment. —John Milton. are properly planned and constructed look just ns well in name crowd o f American specula­ facts in tho crimes. One publica­ writer that stands beside it; yet ,2 tors at two hundred dollars. How there seems no direct call that he "S tifle sorrow! Sanford ns they do in other cities. We’ll be glad to handle your checking account. It do you explain that? Do you in­ tion says: shall be made n hero and deluged “ Frank McDowell has been ac­ ■ At the present time this city needs houses o f all kinds. vestors consider the Canadians bet­ customed to living in a clean home, with gifts o f various sorts. And you will not oniy feel better is just one o f the wnys in which we make transactions ■ ter managers, or more honest, or ■ It but you will make others From an investment standpoint money cannot be used to bet­ to hnving clean clothing, a shave In conclusion the Clearwater pa­ ■ what? easier for our customers. pier.’ ' and a bath at regular Intervals. per nays: ter advantage than in the purchase of lots and in the erection ■ • ' --------- o---------He has clothing in St. Petersburg o f well constructed but small homes. Vacant houses are at THERE OUGHT to be no skip­ “ Tho Pinellas county jail has a Itlrrfng scenes in Greece," which he hns been trying to get ■ iay. Someone’s getting the a premium here and it is with difficulty that people secure ping of dividends by copper com­ thnt he may at least he clean In reputation for being one of the ■ panies, and would not be if the very best-kept in the state. But it ■ places to live. Some have been unable to do so and have gone W . public understood the value of cop­ body. The boy hns not a friend on does not provide the comforts to elsewhere. earth who is willing to go out-of per and brass nnd if architects which Frnnk McDowell has been _Howard Carter, excellent poker way to give him the things accustomed— and for these he suf­ This is the time of the year when construction work and builders would serve their their rer thnt he is, cheeked, immedinecessary to common decency ami iy upon being denied the king. should be started so that by eai ly fall the buildings can be clients faithfully instead o f us­ health- lie has been sleeping in fers,” I ing trashy, rusting iron, to lower < ---------o---------rompteicd a!l(* re.at,y. (or occupancy. This is considered the thijisamo underclothing and wear-i J hc ^ .V” \tlij * 5 pridti. Copper nnd brass in. build-r | i^A m a r t s |marking time when h.' riire tlisi alnirth» u rweIn*v*e to ,, tffii* ‘tlt'fe* btltfl6S „ {2 ing tho eomn nnmo shirtv sock for * CfJmt nSfJjtf ■ dull season among, builders .qnd work which is done now is itp; tffould save'tons of millions u S A COMMUNITY BUILDER epa Com pony with himself and Dowell admits, may suffer for tnc .J I a full week today. He is fast be­ year In repairs, for they last in­ done more effectively on account o f the fact that the build­ ■ re, ia seldom out o f rtep. comforts to which he hns been ac­ coming physically filthy, nnd thin definitely. --------- o---------customed, but there arc thousands 5 F. P. FORSTER, President ing program of the summer hasn’t started and the mechanics R. F. WH1TNER, Cashier I Using galvanized iron in w ater! niuch ngnin-t hh desire." [k. If the soldiers bought so heavily are not rushed. o f occupants of penal Institutions pipes is wasteful folly. " Tan it lie possible thnt the Clenr- who likewise suffer— men guilty of R o f Liberty bonds during the World I8 R E R R B R H 9 D R H R R R I B I X U water jail lias no facilities for a fnr less serious crimes than Mc­ ^ R R M V R R R R R H R S R R R R H R R I The person who builds houses that can bo sold at a fair ’, the interest on them should FIVE NUNS, Little Sisters of bath for prisoners? If this be true Dowell confesses. a bonuV unnecessary. Hit reasonable profit or that ean be rented to the average the Poor, were detained at Ellis county should look into the — » - — o---------family will have no trouble making big profits from his en­ Island because the immigration the' Seriously considered MdDowcll matter, for the state law prescribes rt’ The present gubernatorial situ­ committed n most inhuman crime, terprise. The young man of today can make no better finan­ quota of their native country was that all prisoners must take baths ation reminds us o f a remark - , , at stated intervals, nnd that the four of them, in fact. As in thou­ i Thomas AKempis onco made, “ Of cial investment than the purchase of n well located lot and exhausted. They nre now admitted, unller rf Ind, murderer though he be, should sands of instances, even for much two evils, tho less is always to be the construction thereon of either a house cr some revenue <pedal ruling, as teachers. The fail to have furnished some sort o f lighter oeiTnses, ho is subject to chosen." producing building. public will welcome that ruling, sleeping garments in a crime the same penalties ns other crim­ ---------o---------inals. That he must lie provided The Celery City Sage says t Sanford needs more houses and needs them badly. It dnee it saves five good women agaihst humanity, is admitted. with clothing that will allow of tjnay bo that “Syllables govern tho needs many small hut attractive houses to provide accommo­ from deportntion. What about the The paper goes on t> state: ills keeping himself in a sanitary mother with five children, cruelly EWorld," but sentences are the “ There is no public fund provid­ condition, with plenty o f soap and dations to the hundreds of people continually coming to this lent back to Europe u few days [ means whereby. city and who now find it necessary to devote so much time igo? Could not some spccinl rul­ ed for taking care of a case of the water, nnd a change o f garments ——!•rank McDowell kind. The county: most necessary, ami the county “The. hand that rounded Peter’s hunting living quarters and then pay fabulous prices for ing have been made to admit her jail is unusually clean for an insti- that will not insist upon such is a MOTHER? Is there uny dome, and groined the aisles o f poorly constructed and badly arranged houses higher ending than that of moth­ tution o f its sort and the jailer has things is derelict in its duties. If Christian Rome," sure pulled a 1° .the erection of houses in Sanford a wonderful oppor­ er, in the estimation of our gov- done his part and more for Frank ttir; keeper o f tho jail fails to procrock right here at home when it , McDowell’s comfort. However, vie!.- such tilings tbore is a way •innient? signed tne lease for Teapot Dome. tunity is being offered the wise and far sighted investor. should the jalier attempt to pro­ to force him to do so; hut that “ all ■ o MRS. nitAWNER, very rich, vide comforts for all l.is prisoners tho com torts" to which the pris-j . Seventy-nine American citie.dioi and leaves $1,170,138 to her he would find himself o:i the wrong oner has been accustmed nre not /spent $91,311,000 for educational infant son. Y"Lc older children get, Hide of the ledger at the end of the purposes in 1022. Somebody should furnished to tho self-confessed Ttill jiich, half ns much. save learned something. year." criminal is not a matter thnt is NEW YORK TRIBUNE -------- ^ ---------That sounds unjust, but it re­ Hut why should th; jailer have compulsory nor common. ■ The dispatches say that Daugh flects nature’s wisdom. The h u -! Egyptian government may t wi thout the aid o f Mr Car­ man baby is the most helpless of j •rty hastening to the bed side nf living creatures. Only the pas- j his sick w ife, hns left Washington J*® Mr. Howard Carter ter if he remains obstinate donate devotion o f the normal hu-1 Florida, by way o f Chicago. S ! Hurl he stayed In charge the charge __ But tliat is scarcely more round­ but at this distance his quitting prospect o f bringing the mummy aiun mother and her conviction; about than most government pro­ Uiu tomb because his feelings have to light was not hopeful. His that each baby is the most wonder-1 ASHEVILLE CITIZEN been hurt seems a childish per­ ceedings. American lecture tours hail the ful ever born, carried the human , formance. If he had legal griev­ i ight of way. The final exhibition race along thus far. --------- o — President Coolidge has abandon- 1 pointment, first made by Prun­ . The all too frequent sight of a ances they could be threshed out in may be hastened by his withdraw­ When n human with millions W HOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED small boy smoking a cigarette is good time. He might have put up al. Tho nrchueological spree ha.' leaves a double share for her in- ed whatever ambition he may have [dent Harding, the senate has twice pitiful. \nd there is nothing quite with the "insult*" and the "vexa­ bee tiJnconsciunahly prolonged fnnt she is only doing what ev- cherished of "breaking the Solid l refused to confirm, u number Elm-Avenue and Commercial Street----------------------- Phone 91 so disgusting us to see some young tious interference" nnd gone ahead already. >ry normal mother does in an­ South." The Preside nt hay no o f Republican senutora breaking R8RRRRRRRRBRM88BBaBMBB aaB , , , , , BM, ||BMM)1g BBBMBMMBM8 sympathy with those Southern Re-1 party lines to register their disfellow giving half his strength to with a work whjch undoubtedly he fi is difficult ti» maintain a other way. publicans who cling to the hopo o f incnt from the administration policy a cigarette, which he is scarcely considers the most important in ^white heat o f excitement over a tho world. I 1strong enough to support. AKALI SIKHS, who are the building up a ttrong opposition o f thus catering to the Negro vote ! discovery that differs chiefly ir. The possible injury to the sar­ --------- u---------the publicity that accompanies it fighting men of India, sent sol- party in the South, a party freed at the expense of good feeling beMetropolitan cities seem to he cophagus und to Tut-anlch-antei: from many earlier und more im­ liers to fight the British India from the ignoble reputation o f j tween the two race, in the South, having their troubles with the from inexpert handling is of morn portant “ finds," which hns been troops. Mohandas Gandhi urges being an organization of office- j This nrotest from erected repre­ morals o f musical comedies this consequence than liu* lacerations advertised to satiation und degen­ the Sikhs not to fight and not to holders, ulways willing to offer sentatives o f the Republican party year. T h e \so-called "glorification o f Mr. Curtcr’s dignity. The Egyp- erated to u squabble. ■lend nny fighting men. Non-resis- the colored man political prefer­ Mr. Coolidge declines to consider. ment in exchange for his vote; a T o the objections of many Louiaiof tho American g ir l" seems to tion Department o f Antiquities, There is just one human figure iiice will win, he says. party too devoted :o sound ideas aim Republicans he will not give. have deteriorated into an exposithat has preserved his decorum Gandhi's attitude explains how however, is confident that it can ‘ tlon o f her. throughout all the preceding* even it is jiossihle for 100,000 English­ of sociul organization in the South ear. Instead he listens to the go on successfully where the dis­ when tho lid o f Ids sarcophagus men in India to hold down 300, to aggravate the race problem foi tremulo appeals of Chairman John ■---------o---------j George F. Parker, widely coverer nnd exploiter o f the tomb was tilted. Tut-unkh-nmcn is still 100,000 Asiatics. There is ns much political purposes. President Cool- Adams of the national committee, iravclen representative of the left off. Moreover, it intends 1 1 the hero o f the tragi-comcdy. liffercncc between a Hindu of idge demonstrates that he is not u upon which rests the major burden Many a manufacturer during tne pas: two years Clyde Line, compliments Sanford Gandhi’s type nnd n fighting Irish­ wise friend to the Southern Negro, o f getting the voice. If such appointments are ap­ on the system it uses in dcsigman, for instance, as between a for he holds out to him the promise has had nn opportunity to measure as never before nating streets. The system Is ex­ lop-eared rabbit and n wild eat. o f political equality, u promise proved by the people o f Massa­ the real worth o f his advertising investment. cellent, but it could lie niude more But that is no disgrace to rabbit which cun only make higher the chusetts or other states, the PresiComplete by extending it to in­ or wildcat. It’s only a difference. obstncles which confront the Negro dent would have possible but quesBy IRVIN S. COBB rnce in its struggle toward a bet- 1tinnable iustifiratio-i for those apclude many streets yet unmurked. He lias seen his trade-marked line keep up in salcf J*--------- o---------pointments in those states; but DR. DELTON, a deputy police tcr standard of life. nnd his unodvertised goods shrink to a small frac All these facts are made clear I such appointments are disapproved When two men get together and “ Well then," counsels the dis- v’ommiasionor in New York, says The scene is at church and the leddc that others, even though rector is in the midst o f his morn­ turbed parent, “ 1 expect the beat that city will be dry in three j by' the President’s reported de- ‘ even by thoughtful Republicans in tion o f their former vulume. Innumerable instances .‘they be negroes, cannot operate ing discourse. Mrs. Smith, u metn- thing for you to do is to slip out months. It will not be dry in three cision to continue in office as j the South. Is President Coolidge could »a :ited. business ness which i,»ey are con- jH>r ()f t|u, pa,jsh, is sitting in a very quietly an\l go behind a big months, nor in three years. Gov­ Comptroller of Customs in New satisfied to take a s;and on thi: etlng In a legal w ay, 't is high w veil up toward the front; tree In the church yard and then ernor Pinch'ot says President Cool­ Orleans Walter Cohen, lending social-political issue that utterly ignores local opinion, uffror.ting time someone neono called a halt. That £ ,0ingside ld|! hur u Mildred, her when you’re all right again you idge ought to make the nation dry. Dealers can tell a similar story. The number ol ia ultra “ small town Htuff" and duughter, aged seven President Coolidge could not do Negro politician in the Louisiana tile convictions of toe leading men cun come bock." makes carried of each item have shrunkon to a very t should not be tolerated in Sanford. With bulging eyes, and pale lips that, even if the law would let him Republican organization. This ap- and women o f both parties? Mildred begins to fidget. Pres­ -t> use all the navy nnd all the army. tightly locked, the child wriggled ^ le ke*t known and most frequently called for. y she lugs nt her ner mother’s moiner n tigntly ently tugs at The desire to get something for frock und looks up with u distress- out of the pew und trots down the Dealers have changed their point of view; they no nothing, hns caused the downfall ed, rather pallid look on her usual- j aisle. In what seems to Mrs. THiS COUNTRY is firmly set­ of many a prospect - jv man. Gou ly rosy face. tled on a basis of bootleg whiskey, longar stock lightly with many brands, but sub­ Smith an amazingly short time, . bo ordained it when He niude this TAMPA TRIBUNE "Mother," she whispers, “ moth- Jeverything considered, the child and the question is What can be stantially with a few. world that the things not worth or, listen." reappears with a more placid ex­ done ubout it? working for nre only those not It was predicted when prohibi­ pression on her face and quietly “ Sh-h-h!"— a warning hiss. It will be extremely difficult to Sanford Herald, bought the Harris worth having. But it seem i to no tion started that hardened whiskey disassociate W. B. Harris and tho interest and wiil be the editor of Quick turnover is their only salvation in n de­ "But mother," continues Mil rejoins her mother. drinkers would get whiskey some­ , a human characteristic for folki dred, “ you’ve got to listen. Moth­ “ Do you feel b e tter?" inquires Klssinimee Valley Gazette. They the paper. Allison T. French, who pression and their real source of profit in a prosper­ how, of course. But they would have been one and inseparable for bus been editor, goes out with Mr. ' to think they can tind some ex­ er I’m nick. I'm getting sicker. th** lady. die off, poisoned, und then the ception to this general rule. All Something I ate fo r ous period. “ Yessum, I feel lino now," says so many years that it will seem Harris. breakfast young people would grow up free strange to see the Gazette without the way from the "b ig men" who must have unagreed with me." The Gazette is one o f the estab­ the returned one. of alcohol mid clear in thought. Harris und Harris without the lished papers of Florida und its "You weren't gone very long. "Sit still and think about some­ have bite hed their w agons to stifrs Unfortunately, the young people* future will be watcher! with inter­ Gazette. and would swindle the government thing else and you'll feel better," Did you find a big tree easily?" millions of them, are growing up Mr. Harris has sold his interest est, The newspaper fraternity will "Nome, I didn’t huve to go nil with a whiskey flask on the hip, suggests Mrs. Smith, under her out o f costly oil reserves, right on Published by the Sanford Daily Herald in cooperation with Tho ____ r the way out into the yard. Right many of them drunk night after in the paper, which he has con­ also be keenly concerned ns to Mr. breath. down to tho little petty grafter "No l won't either, Mother. I’m j at the church door I saw u kind o f night—and every head of a school ducted for twenty years. He will ilurris' plans und will hope for his Mr. Neal, continuance us an active force in American Association o f Advertising Agencies. who thinks lie should have the going to be just awful sick in a I a hux and it had n sign on it. And for boys and girls knows I t . * " " ’ .entur ■another field. formerly with Bob Holly on the Florida journalism. 1the sign soldi “ For the Hick." Continued on page it. pnper Kent i« him complimentary. minutel" I FIRST NATIONAL BANK I s MR. CARTER WON’T PLAY BE Mr. Coolidge and the Race Problem Fied ltwet arid dry and (jrewcmapoundamonth How Business Depression Tests Good-will MY FAVORITE STORIES THE GAZETTE SOLD �s Social Side Sone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Two Hats —Fern Day at South Side nary School. , _N. de V. Howard Chapter, C., will meet at 3:30 at Valdex. r—Mrs. John Melsch and Harry Heeren will enterat bridge at the Woman's at 3 o’clock. , —Shrinera dance at the new nosy in the Kent building ) p. m. r—Circ!e No. 4 will meet Mrs. E. A. Moffet on Celery inue, at 3 o'clock. _j—Mrs. Mero’s Circle of the iebyterian Church will give a lacky Party' 'at the home of . Alfred Lilja on Park Ave. from 8 to 11 p. m. day—Mrs. W. W. Potter will ertaln the membera of the Ton Bridge Club, day—Children's Story Hour [the Library at 2 p. m. jay—Mrs. Harry B. Lewis entertain at bridge luncheon [the Valdes, ths first of a schonoring Mrs. F.. A. Meerson of Highland’s Iowa and Thomaa Bentley of Toledo, [lo day—St. Agnes Guild will et at 3 o’clock at the home of J. N. Robson on Park Avciy—Pipe Organ Club will et with Mrs. Tom Moore at |r home on West Third Street, 3:30 p. m. Ill inm Flint of Montgomery, wns the guest of his cousin, N. Robson on Thursday. BIRTHDAY PARTY. G EN EVA new.building thle spring. Master Cecil Butt, Jr.. (Pete), Quite a number from Geneva atthe bright young non of Dr. ami Mr., t . R < i i ^ T . n d M l,, M.y “ 2 S . Mr«. Cecil Butt o f Orlando, who i> Pn^nt ■pending Rome time hero with his Chrietian o f Bloomington, III., grandmother. Mre. L, G. String- S S j S f t & K * Tfellow, wae honoree Thuradny ax* Wakefield Sunday. V.*T, Peters, Mrs. Eiehnor, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Philips amt Curlctt, Mrs.' Bessie Hart, Mrs. ternoon when String lelluW - - - Mm, ____ Jstnnrrlel and Mary Stones, Miss Helen Moran entertained a number of children, Mr. nnd Mrs. , _ Harry , r DDurkson . Land celebrating hla third birthday on- 80? .wcrc j " DeL“ nd 8 Su*d»y -\ and Mrs. M. E. Dooley, Mrs. H. H. nlversary. Mr. nnd Mrs, Howard Flynt an Pattishnll and Mrs. P. T. Wake­ Red, white and blue were the proud parents of a baby boy, field representing the Community colors used for this pretty party. i“orn Feb. 20. Mother and non are Club. The refreshment table was center- do.in^ Tho baby has been The lenchers o f the Geneva ed with tho largo birthday cake, n? ni9d Friawm Oldtrce. school Attended the meeting of the IceJ In ... white ^ and topped ,u|.|j«u with huh 0 u~j: nJ’d Closson and son ol jjeroinoio - Teachers’ *raci Seminole w Cop*-*" Club, three candles in red, wh te and Rhodi, New korK, ore the guests t \»onT0G on Fridav blue. Miniature flag.;, shields and o f Mr. and Mrs. Longstrcat and ThrX wn" l l > , x supper at banners were effectively placed soni •i j . tho Town Hall on Friday nigh’., nround the tnblc^ Mrs. P. ,G. Wakefield nnd Mrs. Feb, 23, for tho benefit o f the Tho afternoon was merrily spent H. II. 1'nttishnll were in Long Geneva school. Everyone is in­ with games of all kinds, the chil­ wood Saturday attending the club vited n"d rood suppers are in­ dren being assisted In these by-a meeting. , , sured. Don’t fail to be ;ti time to number ol the grownups. Late In Dr. and Mrs. Quirk arc In secure h box. the afternoon refreshments uf ice Mifcnii this week, — ■ - - = - t— ■ ------ • cream and crackers were served Mr. and Mrs. T. Tcchimnth were by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. in Cocoa Sunday. Cecil Butt. Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. KHbe spent Snn Bradford, Mrs. Sam Youn ntSfrSbnday afternoon with Mr. uuo Mrs. A. B. Wallace and Miss Kakin- Mrs. Lemoine at Osceola. orine Matthews. Favors of pistols Sir. and .Mrs. Daniels have at nnd caps for the boys and bon­ her guest this week, Mr. Daniels' nets and pom poms were given sister o f Ft. Pierce. tho girls. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield Master Butt was the recipient uf Mrs. J. T. McClain, Miss H. II. tnnny lovely gifts and .proved him­ Patlishnll nnd Mrs. Harry Durkself a charming host. sen attended tho Federated Cluh About twenty-Avc youngsters meeting at Eustis. enjoyed this happy event. Mrs. Logan has been spending JfSgSg a few days nt tho spiritualists These two bats offer a pleasing change from the cloche which la almost always with us. Ono Is of plaid silk with rolling brim anil a big bow. The other Is a turban shape of black satin with a drared crown and a wide trim at the bach. and Mrs. Charles W. Frances BOOK I.OVEIIS ci.uit e n t e r DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Itw Britain, Conn., arc in the TAINED AT LUNCHEON Mrs. F, J. Gonzalez was the [for a brief stay en route to charm'.)j; hostess iThursdr,*y nt The members of the Book Lovers o f interest on tho East bridge luncheon ut her home on Cluh were most delightfully en­ Tenth Street, the guests being the tertained Wednesday nt luncheon members of the Duplicate Bridge by Mrs. L. P. Hagen nt her home rs. ~E. L. Marshall o f St. Club. on Park Avenue. lies, 111., who has been spcmlQuantities of cnlendulas and The lovely home wns adorned Itho winter in Miami, arrived ferns wero Invishly used in the with quantities o f sweet peas in tan ford Thursday and is the rooms. The . luncheon tn*, c o l o r various ., ... |t o f Mrs. J. N. Robson and baskets enrrying out the motif o f white and green. Lunch- ble was Ink with u lace cloth and Walter Griffcth. con was served nt smali tables, f e*J*e„F,d ,Wl^.u* nr*:0 en^tnl k»Jwhich were centered with crystal hlled Wlt^ calendulas. The nss Ida Lou Conoley, who has baskets tilled with sweet peas nnd color motif of orange and greer the attractive guest of her ferns. Marking the plncea were was carried out in every detail. At lr, Mrs. Emmett McCall, for place cavds hand painted in sweet 1 o'clock a live course luncheon [past two months nt her home peas, nnd miniature green baskets was served. ugiinib (esc Court, left Friday morn- holding white mints. At 1 o ’clock Following th i! 'Wnchuon, the Iin hur car for her home in a delirious five course luncheon guests spent the nfternoon sewing [ostn, Gn. Sho was nccompn- wns served. on bits of fancy work und dishome by Mr. and Mrs. McDuring the nfternoon an un* [cussing late books, usually interesting game o f du-1 Covers were laid for Mrs. J. E. plicate bridge was played, the 'Pace, Mrs. Roy Kymmcs, Mrs. IHNNKR PARTY. ................ prizes, candy ....... jars,t ____ were won by Robert J. Holly, Ml*. Fred WHWednesday evening, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Newman and Mrs. F. E. ilinms, Mrs. .Stella Arrington, Mrs. Abercrombie entertained a Roumillat. I Harry Ward, Mrs. Henry Meber of their friends most dcMrs. Ganznlez’s guests were I.nulin, and Mrs. A. K. Hill. fully nt dinner at their home Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. R. A.i ‘nion Avenue, the celebration Newman, Mrs. A. P. Connelly. Mrn. Milton— Municipal Light nnd eir third wedding anniversary, E. M. Galloway, Mrs. Frank Miller, Water Department installs new e color scheme of red and Mrs. Sam Puleston, nnd Mrs. D. electrical unit at power plant to n was beautifully carried out L. Thrasher. double capacity. red roses and ferns. Centcrtho prettily appointed table a basket Riled with fragrant roses, while red ribbons were tided from the chandelier to coiners of the table. At 0 k a six Course dinner was ed. |ollowtng tho dinner, ' Little jorie Hoskins, niece o f tho ess sang very sweetly a numof songs. Juanita Smith gave [umber of„ interpretive dances h were greatly enjoyed, o guest list included Mr. and H. A Halverson, Mr. and A. W. mith, Juanita Smith, and Mrs. Hoskins, Marjorie kins. H. C. Wovcr, C. J. Jones, Troy, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. rcronibie. Sweet peas., cnicndulns and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Douglas larkspur combined with greenery and children were in Orlande were effectively used in decorat­ Thursday on business. ing fo r tho pretty party given Friday afternoon, Feb. 22, Thursday afternojn hy Rls. L, P. Social Circle, No. 3 of the Com­ McCuile at her homo on Ninth munity Club o f Geneva, entertain­ Street, when she entertained the ed with n George Washington members of tho Every Week silver tea with a splendid attend­ Bridge Club. ance nt the home of Mrs. Parker. Of exceptional interest wns the Hostesses rcccivin-; the guests game o f bridge played during the were Mrs. Pattishnll, Mrs. Parker afternoon, nnd when scores wero Mrs. Quirk, Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. counted, the prize for high score, Ballard, Mrs. Wm. Kiibo nnd Mrs. a lovely framed picture, went to McClain. Mrs. A. M. DeForrcst. A patriotic program was given. A fter tho card game, the hostess The opening wns a singing of assisted by her sister, Miss Em­ “ America" by the audience, fol­ ma Owens, served a tempting lowed by reading of various selec­ salad c-oursc with coffee. .................... .. life of Washington, tions from the The guests were Mrs. A. M. De-leach hostess giving n part of hit* Jy Parrott, Mrs. 0f his life, followed by n unique cm - V,lKht’« H ," -- J" 'n” r'- ‘ Contest o f things George WashingSharon, Mrs. (,. F. Smith, Mrs. , ton never raid. Miss Clara lin*-M. 11. Mabry, Miss Annie Haw- rison, the winner, was presented kins, and Miss Emma Owens. with n beautiful bouquet o f Amor M a h -J o n g 'irintio ns: uny uiu* TRUTH SEEKERS CLASS J3fc Benuty ro8M’ llctl wilh pinIThe Wesleyan Truth Seekers Toward the close of tho nfter:Iass held their regular monthly noon’s program the guests were business nnd social meeting in the ushered Into tho timing mom home o f Mrs. W. P. Fields M on -|where n George Washington day afternoon, n large number of iluncheon wns served nnd complete members were present. After the [with n Martha Washington cake, business session, Mrs. Fields, ns- Little hatchet with cherries were dated by Mrs. T. F. Adams, Mrs. j the fn,vora. The rooms wciv C. A. Williams, Mrs. Bessie Stc- j decorated in green nnd white club phene, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. StoinofT,, colors nnd orange blossoms, bull md Mrs. U. E. Squires served cof- flowers and white roses. The dinfee and sandwiches. |ing room in retl and green nnd u i cherry tree with 'cherries graced j tho dining table, Every guev NOTICE I). A. It. The Daughters of the SaTHe pronounced it u lovely party. Mrs. Tolar nnd tluughtcr of Harrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. R., ire cordially invited te be the , Sanford uvoro in Geneva Sunday guests of the Orlemlo Chapter, Ivisiting .Mrs, Pattishnll. daturdny, March 2, from 3 until 0| Mr. and Mrs. Homy Morse nnd o'clock p. m. to hoar Dr. Cnrpen- 1snn called on Mr, nnd Mrs. P. T. ter speak on the Mount Verde Wakefield Sunday nfternoon. -.School. ••.-•■. • Tiie' Jitw school..house, in. well MRS. BI'M/STARniNG,” "*' way ■•Hud prospets 'seen* naics. i t 's v e r y fas* extra. TABLECOVERS jy Attractive Illack ” !i Muh- J o u k T u b l , 1T* r. w ith c o l o r e d dm |n d-st^ns. u iljustubta a,r sin- c a r d tab le ; . co u n te r p ockets. ,y*lug c o lo re d s titch e d H xtruordlnary ' S p e cia l p r i c e .... .. cntiinxATios $2 offkbi "111 Ne>u| p re p a id one com* iU h -JiiiiK set anil tabla ,,.r !,s d e s c r i b e d a b o v e an re- *kl of J2.50. American Importing Co. 1 Went 68th St. New York M. J* Hoolchan, J. A . McMillan, F. R. Sineath, E. If. Moyer, T. J. Funderburk. Benefit of Episcopal church* Monday/ Mar. 3rd, ' froIn 4 till 6 at the homp. (jf^Mrs. J. N. Robson- by the Girls’ Friendly Society. , Spring Samples— New Styles ALL \VOOL, Salts tailored to measure— $25.00. SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS 30) East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto aad Sanford Are. cl" " ™ " n 01 Publldly-' Young Men SILKS Taffeta $2.25 value, yd.................................................... $1.89 Crepe De Crine, special, $2.00 value, y d .. .................$1.49 Canton Crepe, $3.50 value, yd.............:......... ................$2.79 Canton Crepe, $3.00 value, yd............. .......................... $2.49 Hollywood Crepe, 40-in. w id e ............................ r.v.....$1.49 Printed Crepe, yd....................................... $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 Printed P on gee.................................................................. $1.98 All Silk Pongee, natural color....................................... $1.1& All Silk F oulard...................................................... $1.98 Kjmona Sil k .................... $1,98 ifp i ■y ■ ' " " <l , o r " ," on,l, ° r “ h™ ' ln lhl The Spring W ard ro b e Measures Its Smartness By Its Simplicity If you would know how.to be smart, be simple. That is Fashion’s edict for Spring and if you would learn all the secrets of the new modes, see the delight­ ful fashions displayed at our shop in Wearing Apparel and Millinery. The Costumes o f many Lands Influence These New Frocks Perhaps its the period in­ fluence o f a tight basque nml peasant skirt, or the sudden burst of color that captures vour attention. Perhaps its tho Spanish sweep of flounce or fringe that wins your approv­ al. If so we are sure you will approve o f the clever frock* for Street, Afternoon or Sport wear, each reflecting art and good taste. In all the fashionable fabrics and colors. The prices will add to your pleasure. $ 18.75 to $29.75 $5 to $10 A SPECIAL FOR SA TU R D AY Men’s Shoes at $3.50 Lloyd Shoe Co., Inc. IBAUMEL’S! SPECIALTY SHOP | The Post Office is Next Door T o Us. b A-i ,k « Ranging from LAST-minute styles such as welfdressed young men want are here in the newest Oxfords for Spring; in light-weight leathers. #*(hiK. All In uttrac*- lo,x. sent prepaid un (q>t of li.oo (Canadu Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, MARCH 1, AND CLOSES MON., MARCH 17 B e lo w a r e a F e w o f th e Ite m s W e H a v e t o O f f e r GOOD SHOES FOIj MEN irn it,,. Hume In ten sticks, mints, etc., to o ' . To tho r.llny Month r e wish to Phone 170-W. extend our thnnkn for tho hcauU- •------------------------ C T T ^’.v r . ful flowers and kindness shown us SILVER T E A at the funornl o f our beloved fath­ er, John Cowan. We are putting on this sale in order that the bnying public may know o f the wonderful bargains and the large selection of new Spring goods we carry. Our object is to get you in this store, that you may see for yourself what we carry and to convince you that you make a big mistake by not looking over our stock be­ fore you buy. We have no old stock to close o u t hut a brand new, clean stock o f the latest styles and de­ signs. We sell*for.cash. We are out o f the high rent district. We can afford and do sell you the same mer­ chandise for less than you can buy elsewhere. Our policy is quick sales and small profits. EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB camp at Cnracndga. Fit II,OH A BRIDGE CLUB. FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB Among the many social affairs | Mrs. W. J, Thigpen wns the of Thursday afternoon one o f the gracious hostess Wednesday after­ most enjoyable was the bridge noon when she entertained tho party given by Mrs. Emmett Hunt members of the Fortnightly Club nnd Mrs. A. Rice and child at her home on Oak Avenue, when and one extra table o f players, ut ong Beach, L. I„ are In the she entertained the members of her homo on Park Avenue. for an indefnitc stay and arc the Friloha Bridge Club and one The spacious home was abloom ktered at the Montczumai extra table of players. with exquisite pink roses and ferns, The hours passed quickly in the and the nfternoiyi wap spent with Linke of Honcadale, Pa., wns spirited o f bridge, and the an absorbing g o W ..o f, bridge. ng the tourists arriving in prize forgame high score among the When scores were ’ counted tho City Substantial” on Thurs- cluh members wns won by Mrs. prize for high score among the Hawkins Connelly, who wns given club members, a lute book, was a wall basket filled with flowers, awarded Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. rs. 1L S. Mulcomson ‘o f De- the guest prize, also a wall bas­ The guest prize, also a late book, Mich., arrived in the city ket, went to Mrs. Henry Purdon. was won by Mrs. F. A. McPher­ adny and is stopping at the A t the conclusion of the game, son. ^ezuma for a short time. the hostess served fruit salad, Following the awarding o f the sandwiches cut in card symbols, prizes, the hostess, assisted by . and Mrs. R. J, Dixon of saltines nnd coffee. On each plate Britain, Conn., were among were cunning corsages made of Miss Katherine Wilkey, served a dainty salad nnd ice course. arrivals in the city on Thurs- gumdt'ops for favors. The guest list included Sirs. G. [and are pleasantly located at Mrs. Hunt's guests were Miss I). Bishop, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. fjntezumn. Frances Gonzalez, Mrs. Hawkins F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. Harry Lew­ and Mrs.. Wm, Stolls of Connelly, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. is Mr.'. 1.. P. McCuller, Miss Kath­ erine Wilkey, Mrj. F. A. Mceland, Ohio, who are Bpending W. C. Hill, Mrs. Percy Mero, Mrs. Harry Pupworth urn, Mrs sinter at various points in the Ed Betts, Miss Mnrtha Fox, Mis. |Bher ! skived in Sanford Thursday 'Henry Purdon, Mrs. J. B. LalWSO'l, Mrs. Hummel, Mrs. Harry Bodjdrs..H«g H ( $ y ,,^ s .A( R. Kirt- well, J.| ra»r A. ■J, JUchardson, and, Extended stay. •< Mrs. Walter Wight. compti-tv *u-r In l«ht colors, 111 tiles. * Counters. H rucks. 2 c». book i,f rules ami HOME-MADE cakes, roietts, data Spring Opening Sal* Heidel of Long Bench arrived Ranford Thursday for a brief Taking the Country By Storm CARD OF THANKS ® rtirrvv Jiui1 ......... W e carry a full line of Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. Good quality and latest styles a t prices that will please you. Look them over. M EN’S FURNISHINGS. ~ Work Shirts..........................................................59c, 89c, 98c Dress Sh irts.............................. ................ .......... 89c to $5.49 Pin Check Pants, p a ir ........... ....... ...... .......................$1.39 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, e a c h .................. ......49c Elastic Seam Drawers, p a ir ..................... '98c HOSIERY Men’s Socks...........................................10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c Children’s Socks, Fancy L isle ......................................... 25c Children’s Socks, S ilk .................................. ................. 50c Ladies’ Hose Special..........................................................10c Ladies’ Hose, Mercerized Lisle Special........................ 39c _____ .....................................50c, 75c, 98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50 HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS Ladies’ House D resses.........................................$1.50-$1.98 Bungalow A p ro n s......................................1*. 75c, 98c, $1.25 Children’s Play S u its......... .................. .......... 50c, 75c, 98c , HATS AN D CAPS FOR MEN AN D BOYS GINGHAMS ~ Apron Gingham, special limt 10 yards, yd................ .. 10c Cheviots Stripes and Solid Colors..................... ......... 20c Blue Chambray 38-in. wide, very h eavy............... 25c 27-in. Dress Gingham ....... ............................................. 15c 32-in Dress Gingham, SP EC IAL...................................... 19c 32-in. Dress G ingham ................................ 25c, 29c, 35c, 45c 32-in. Tissue G ingham .......... ...........................30c, 48c 40-in. Printed Swiss, Fast colors...................!......... .. . 35c VOILES Printed Voiles, 40-in. wide........ 39c Dotted Voiles, 40-in. w ide.... ,.......................... .................50c Revelation Dotted Voiles, 40-in. w id e ...................... . 75c Plain White and Colors, 40-in. w id e........................ . 25c Plaid Fvitine Crepe, 38-in. w id e....................................... 79c Romper Cloth, 36-in. w ide........................... 35c Lingette in colors.......................................... 49c Lingerie, checks, assorted colors................................... 25c Percales, Ligts and Dark, special ........ 19c Curtain Scrim ............... ................... ............ 12 l-2c, 15c, 18c Cretone, 36-in. wide, special ......................................... 19c Unbleached Muslin, special, 20c v a lu e ...... ....................16c Limit 10 yards. I I h i A- Hi ifrtd -t4- l- H !■' �SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY f t , 1 THE SAlNFORD D A ILY HERALD, FRIDAY* FEBRUARY 29, 1924 EVERT T R U E ^ By CONDO PHONE (geu., W HA*r»»*rot3 ,*vei*err ? I 'D it jK 'r *rtHNk y o u e v e n SARAZEN GIVES G O L F LESSONS TO HIS FIANCEE A m f Only Congresswoman at Play. (HOLLYWOOD - R Y -T H E -SE A , Pin.. Fel». 29. *It’s ‘ no ensy nintter Hy for n young woman to take her R ' first g olf lesson from n g o lf rhnmpion, especially if thnt g o lf chnmpion is her fiancee. E 'i Miss Mary Peck, daughter o f I W Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Peck o f Miami, and tho fiancee o f Gone Sarnzen, is receiving her first leatU- ; sons on the links of the HoUywo-jtl J ;’ . golf course. She plays with n ?.-• brand now set o f clubs, presented her by her golf champion sweet­ heart, Mr. Sarnzen. • He gave her a driver, a braaaic, g y $ spoon, u mid iron, n mashie, a -* niblick nnd a putter, all with the & name o f “ Gene Sarnzen” written Un the clubs. 1 Her first lesson was taken near .*.• the 18th green, fnr from the crowds thnt were on the Hollywoo 1 vft links. Many men and women play, r -• ers nt Hollywood would have liked f to listen in nt close. range, nnd „ hear SarnzenV pedagogical advice, but there was none there except bne loree “ gentleman o f the press” to hear the w ords'w hich were . sometimes rough. ' Golf professionals, says Gene arc “ hard eggs” when giving les­ sons to their close friends. Their politeness, he says, must lie con­ centrated on those who pay for r the lessons—persons who want g olf education little by little. “ Here’s the way to hold th j club. Get the grip this wav,” i went on Sarnzen to Miss Peck. -MPut some ‘ pep’ in your stroke ns arou bring the club back. Hold your Jiepd still. Watch the ball. You’r j bending the knee too much. You'll break your arm some time whin hou bring the club up that wm-. {Keep the left nrnt straight. Don't drop that shoulder. S lop the club on the back stroke until I see what you are doing. Now finish the Stroke and follow through. Get your feet farthrr apart. Be serious about this game. It’3 n long way ,nnd you must pay attention.” , These commands were not sweet.sernted words, which a Romeo near future, the question of a new gives to his Juliet, according to tins “ swimmin' hole'* for Florida’s •books, but commands, with tho swimmers mrains looms up on the wiHtnry cut to them. horizon o f student nffnirs. The new swimming pool will be constructed in the near future, but just how soon, it is now impossi­ ble to say, according to Dr. R. G; Manchester, committeeman looking after the matter, who says the probabilities nre still in nn unset­ tled state regarding the pool. “ Nothing definite can be said now as to when the new swimming pool will be constructed ,or in' what mm OH, Y fS 1 SAT XVt* COT t o K C C L P U P MY s r r c .C :N c s r r H ii h ar. ! hae. 1 NO t b v . u n <s J O ? T tOH<£rd ^ O N G N I T W I T PIICMT aPftlW A M Ot-T> -B r t o r m x s U K e THAT OKC BniBlI'AJHIM \M on p u s . a * v / m p a i r . my a ^ p c t i t o U ilrn f H will1' FLORIDA TEAM Walter Johnson Is CAN T A C C E P T Likely T o Retire ATLANTA OFFER End o f This Year Argentine Cancels All Controversy On Subject Through Ameri­ can Manager Oa Thursday. NEW YORK, Feb. 29.— All tiegotiations with a New York Syn­ dicate for a match July 19 with j Harry Wills, negro luuvyweight, were called o ff Thursday by Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine boxet, ' through his American representaI tive, William McCarty, because of , conditions imposed by promoters. ■ McCarty mumunced he had .been instructed by Firpo to aban­ don negotiations after the symiirnte headed hy Lew Raymond .md Simon Flaherty, had issued a statement setting forth the terms on which they made a final hid ' for the light, for which they had put up a half million dollar purse. Conditions which the syndicate imposed and Firpo rejected were that a preliminary forfeit of $-5u,000 lie deposited in New York in” stead of iteunos Aires, and that the Argentine, upon arrival in this country and until the proposed light, place him.silf under the con­ trol of the syndicate to protect its interest*. The latter stipula­ tion would have meant cancella­ tion of an extensive exhibition tour arranged for Firpo, With the withdrawal o f the syn­ dicate, Tex Rickard's bid for the Wills-Firpo battle- mu ybe accept­ ed. The promoter offered Firpo $200,000 and Wills $100,000 lor a match which he would be ready, he said, to stage in his Jersey City Arena, Hoyle’s Thirty Acres in FARM ERS TO ORGANI’/.E MOOREHAVEN, Feb. 29. — Farmers and landowners of the Everglades will hold a convent! mi at Clewistown, on Lake Okee­ chobee, Mur. 6, it is announced here, for the purpose o f perfecting an organization und adopting u constitution und by-laws. Invitations have been extended to all landowners within the Ever­ glades' drainage district to attend the meeting. According to C. I.. Williams, secretary o f the tem por­ ary organization, the purpose o f the proposed association will be the furtherance of drainage, good roads and consideration o f the Everglades, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville, Feb. 29.— It will be impossible for Florida to accept the three fnll football dates offer­ er by tho Atlanta Baseball Com­ pany. James L. White, director of athletics declared Thursday. Tho Gators were given the ' opportu­ nity to select nny desired opponent fTV I ' X SAY D2A/E2S SPORE I GO T ’ EED A mrrmTTm _. . R Y d I R I n C Q T i'D 1 u L U o o r jK 1 be 95x70 *feet and the tees will bo 45x13 feet, both o f which are somewhat larger than the sixes o f the present ones. Much care will be taken in the planting o f the carpet grass for tho greens and fairways, Mr. Clark stated. Ber­ muda grass and Italian rye grass will be tfsed. According to figures given out the course when completed will be 135 yards over the standard length o f an 18 holo course being 6,135 yards. Here are the lengths o f the various holes: First H o le ....................... 380 yards Second Hole .................. 375 yards Third Hole .............. 335 yards Fourth H o le ................. 380 yards Fifth oHle .................... 160 yards Sixth Hole ...................... 420 yards Seventh Holo ............... 200 yards Eighth H o le .................. 520 yards Ninth Hole .......... 340 yards Tenth Hole ..;............... 440 yards Eleventh Hole .............. 385 yards Twelfth Hole ............... 170 yards Thirteenth Hole ........... 370 yards Fourteenth Hole ........... 360 yards Fifteenth Holo- u.......... 365 yards Sixteenth Hole ............ 140 yards Seventeenth Hole ....... 385 yards Eighteenth Hole .......... 410 yards > DO YOO SAY *TU’ ONE ASCOT “ NOW T LAY MVSELF DOMJN T o . L S L E E P "? 1} NES-TU/STS *m* OWE X SAV YOO SAV XU*’ SAME ONE X DO, DONT H YA? J- YES- BUT 1 X DIDMT SAY MINS LAST A110RT ' : af SanCgd, Florida. Until our .complete plant can be moved to Sanford, ( abstract work left at omb office, No. 109 Park Avenui qeiva prompt and courteous attention.. n LA’J T N lS t f T W E 'PENT T ’ TR’ MCMlES, AM I g o t home: j AVWPUL f ^ CATE — / - East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. : South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. , ' • Lots in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on easy terms 800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or In lots. Easy tern* For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in businea, F R A N K L. W OODRUFF & SON SO T DIDN'T SAY MINE BCAUSE X \NUX AERAID I ’D VNAV.E UP A U . TU’ t ANGELS/ J Kfflclvnt Phone 4 2 -----------------------Office Woodruff and Watm HELP W A N T E D •ANTED— Middle aged woman to take care of sick lady; white icfcrrcd. 112 iuiurcl Ave. DIt RENT— Modern house, close GRAIN AND H B O L K -c .s r M MIXED FEED •• SAN FO R D FEED m m m *- *m ' and SU P P L Y CO. Phone 539 Jno. W. Si Myftle Ave. and 4th St. iTYOUR MONEY BACK IF Tl ARE NOT SATISFIED." Sanfonfltur,incss men .—NTKD— . who are in need of competent lip should read the classified Ice of The Herald. There’s no |ason for sending out-of-town for lip when there is probably just le person you wnnt in the city, rad this column and if you don't w what you want n few cents inMted in a want ad will bring you arv re plies. Just t ry it o nc e._ PANTED— Cnrricr boys to deliver the Sanford Herald in Winter irk, nnd Maitland. Sec or write Inflation Manager of Sanford erahl, Sanford, F l a ._______ PANTED— Young Indy for office work. Must have some experiice in keeping books, nnd bo a tod typist. Write P. O. Box 329. WANTED fANTED— A second-hand flat tip [office desk. Phontp 440 ; 1 * [ANTED— A Sanford home wor*h (bout $4,000 r.s part payment l hotel site near the very heart f Miami, Fin., worth $10,000. Ad­ less W : J. Wiilngham, Buena ’ANTED— In or near Sanford, rooms for three people for ligjB ousekeeping. Address L. II. toddord. Gen. Del.. Sanford. ___ fANTED— Position as practical nurse; would prefer day nursing would care for child through the iv. Address Box N, enre Her- (THIS WAS WRITTEN BY A WOMAN) EASY SETTLEMENT IT’S GOOD Because it’s good thut I hud been reading so much nbout the advantages of the machine which I subsequent­ ly purchased. One after tha other thojf: messages had gotten into my mind until when asked to do so I was capable of repent­ ing them almost as if I had been u salesman She asked mo why. Without realizing whnt for the company making that article. I was doing I gave her several technical rea­ Almost instinctively the thought took hold o f me thut when I saw the name of a product The needs of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. PHONE.148 LOST ANTTFi rruthing ilil>ult you try to niU< tUc 4ili’g:.i by nmiffenly contractin'! tn ingn anil forcing air tlirou;li tl: Trout. This is hard on your lunv nd your throat mid dilutes IT” hh o essels. Clogged IlirootJ cr •curly nr iiiefcly opetiul, phh gtn raised nnjl *1« 'iront is sootiini und honied hy Loon .-ill's Cough Syrup ( f ’r.o.' t'd ). P •vents (training, hnel.iiig unit Ins i dunMo antiseptic u tiou. Best rc:n iv for coughs, cold.q bronchitis nppe, croup, and whixipiBg cough late, sure and pleasant. A t you FO O TorFIR ST S SUPPLIES SANFORD,FLA PUBLIC stenographer. 349. 107 Park Ave. Phone W a NT to hear from owner having farm for sale; give particulars nnd lowest price. John J. Black, Chlj^pcwa Falls, Wisconsin ROOSf nnd bonTdTfarOoT1-1C WANTED— Many people have old furniture, machinery, etc., that they no longer need. A few cents spent in a Herald want ad will sell sue imrticles. W hy not turn them teto_cash today ? _________________ WANTED— Customers for fresh eggs, also pine and oak wood. J. T. Knstncr, Route A , Sanford, Fla. WANTED— O ffice position, d o c­ tor's office preferred. Two years experience In dental office. Can furnish references. Address “ II” . Sanford Herald. _________ 1 REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ce­ ment. Rate GOc. W. E. Lantz, 1210 French. WANTED— Plain saving. 7 1 7 'W. First St. Phone_3G8-W.______ MILLS Lumber Co.. Oviedo, Fla., that that product was living up to its prom­ ise. I could feel secure in buying it. ly nil women woultk realize thnt in r they buy— machines or furniture— FORDS New and Used r o a d s t e r ;) TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. Wo Sell or trade. EDWARD HIUGINS, Authorized Ford Deater Sanford. INVESTIGATE OlIR USED C A R DEPARTMENT Dodge Touring Chandler Touring Ford Sedan Hudson Touring Scripps-Booth Touring Oakland Touring KENT_VUI.CANI/ING WORKS FOR SALK-— Ford touring car, good condition, bargain for cash. 122*is Palmetto Avenue^__________ and students o f commerce, a p ­ pointed by the Southern Com ­ mercial Congress, will leave here sometime around Mar. !) for a trip to Cuba, in nn effort to bettor trade nnd commercial relations b e­ tween the Southern states nnd 19 Ruick 6, goed shape mcchan' Cuban interests. Clarence J. Owens, president o f tho com m is­ icnlly, fair rubber—$225. sion; M. B. Wellborn. govcrnoY o f SAN JUAN GARAGE CO, the Sixth District Federal Reserve First and Myrtle. Rank, nnd R. C. Gntsingr.r, man­ ager o f the brnneh bureau o f fo r­ eign nnd dometie commerce, will be among the members o f the com ­ mission \vhi:.h will be headed by William J. Bryaa nu honorary chairman on the trip to Cuba. CHILDREN'S F A TA L DISEASES FOR RENT—5 room house, bath, lichts, garage, $30.00 per month. Worms rnd narasites in the in­ Inquire l820_Pnjdc Ave.____ testines of children tundermine *___ |FOR RENT—5 room house $22.50 h-alth and ro weaken their vitality' Alvn 6 room house with garage, that they nre unable to resist the $35.00. ... A. .I*. Connelly & t Eons, diseases so fatal to child li'e. The ! 108 Magnolia safe course is to give n few doses KK.Nlof White’s Cream Vermifuge. It » nd Hint A destroys niul expels tho worms p o n - r p m t “ without the slightest injury to the . '* health r.r activity o f the child, j * BLNT- I’rlcc Ifc . Sold by all leading; ‘,,1U 0u druggists. Lxp XOTK’ i: TO KENCK. ilCH.pi'.tCi Scaled bids will be recuived by •he City Commission of the City f Rsnn-d. Florida, March 10, j 1921 nt 3 p. in. fer the construc­ tion of approximately 2,000 lineal feet of fencing, or and around new 1NEW APARTMENT BUILDING WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 28. •bty Athletic Field and Fair three-story 88-apnrtmenf Ground.: on Celery Ave. Bids to — A !:<• received on vat Ions types ns building costing $.175,000, com plete with land nnd furnishings, is to be shown by plans nnd specifications erected at North Olivo Street nnd on file in the office o f the C.'ty Second Avenue. Contract has been Mnrager, each bid to be accom­ let for the work. panied by a certified cheek in the sum of fi'.l of the amount of cou- messages which the manufacturers send to ■hrough its udvertsing and behavior irehase compels its thousands o f cus'» say, “ it’„ good.” W . J. Thigpen Has moved to I’ ulcston A Brumley Bldg. Real E*» tate and all kinds of In« Hurancc. Lloyd C. Bebout Traffic Manager 419 First Nntional Bunk Bldg., Sanford, Florida. Specializing Loss nnd Damsgs Freight— Express Claims Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage Tailors, Cleaners nnd Dyers 117 Park Avenue---- Phone 4tt Sanford Novelty Works Contractor and Builder Cards of Sanford's Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen profession the Herald recommends to the people. 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works For Today and Tomor­ row Only 1-5 ROOM BOUSE On lot 50x133 $1600.00 George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Lnw Over Seminole Counly Bark Sanford, ------------- Florida Schelle Maines — $300 down, balance $30.00 per month, in­ cluding: interest. H. B. Lewis & Co 107 8. Park Ave. TH AI 6 U Y M U tiT H AV E W O O D E N EAR*b • HE W O N 'T Phone W H E R E ’O Y O U C iE T THEM 0 O P F f ^ r ------------THE / Y W -> LAWYER -;— Court House "It it’s Metal wc can weld It" SANFORD, FLORIDA STEW ART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions .Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W ' Sanford Machine Co. Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Rank llltiff. Sanford, ------------- Florida f r o m w hole QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R Local nml a l.u u c Iisis. M M m ra Ua«l< t>A.uER 1 D O N 'T K N O W H it * ,----- -----------NAM E-' S. O.Shinholser Contractor and Builder n fo r d . ------------------- Florida r_ ~f i *-wr \ * l The Marcel Shop Generul Shop and Mill Work By GEORGE McMANUS / You can find the name of tvary live Business Man in Sanford la this Column each day. V. C. COLLER, Prop. W. Ft. WILLIAMS, City Manage BRINGING UP FATHER t r a c k BUILDING M ATER IAL DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1923 Dodge touring, almost new. One 1923 Dodge Coupe. Dodge touring. 1921. Dodge Roadster, 1919. Dodge 1922 touring. Dodge ScJan. 1922 Hupmobilo touring. One 1922 Ford Sedan. Ford tourirg. ltte” liuick Touring, 1921 1 Mi-ton Intel..<itijn.il truck. Reo Sneed*tcr Truck. 1922. 1 1-2 ton international truck. Overland Roadster, 192.1. 2-ton Indiann Truck 1-ton Republic Truck. Ford House Car. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. appearing again and again I could feel sure her in her newspaper or in her magazine. it’s good," I did not realize Thin is the great princi­ ple underlying Herald Wnnt Ads and it has worked for years with such great suc­ cess that this form o f ad­ vertising has come to be very popular. To reach nil the people effectively — leave your Wnnt Ad ut The Herald o f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. or food— dress goods or hats—jew toys—they may save themselves uneponditures by seeking 4he product f •Tho problem of filling needs is easily settled on the principle of reciprocity, for what one has to sell the other wants to Wiy. This process simply is the gutting of the buyer and seller together unci Herald Want Ads do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. sons for the superiority of that machine. I listed a number o f its mechanical advantages factory investments for her <Avn needs anil the needs o f her family if she will but use the To B uy Right t o i l SALE— At Coronado Beach Sanford Novelty • an eight room furnished house Works, sole agenta. 154-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler In Real Estate, LOCATION is second B ^ cirp ^ T C F E S T tr^ T B IttrlF ie: lvc., good income property. Mrs. and blackberries— all varietiei J. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St.________ only in importance to grids, and often is suitable for homo and commercia .■’OR SALE— Attractive modern plaining. Largest nurseries. Vig bungalow. A bargain, terms. the controlling factor m ^ th e sale of a orous, well rooted plants Insun _In<|ulrc 1103 Oak Ave._________ piece of property.; . , • * good early profits. For full in- •’IVE acre Celery Farm, with nice turination and. illustrated catalo _bunga!aw and barn. E. F. Lane. No9, write Southern Adapter Decide carefully the use. t o which you V lie n iiH iA a Y) ^ . . . . •’OP^ EXCHANGE-TEquity of Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. ’* $1500 in six room bungalow, wish to put the property, and also con­ ;F 0 R SA fM —fcgry Cash Kogiste. well located in Minmi, now rentCost $C0 when new. Will sel d and paying eight per cent in­ sider its possibilities 'in the future. cheap, inquire ut Sanford Ileral vest. Will trade for Sanford ,otl ice. ____________ Whether searching for business or resiroporty, impiovcd o r uniniprovd provided priec is right. In an­ FOR SALE— Rhode Island egg. dential locations, the man who consist­ for setting, 15 eggs for $1.01 gerin g this ad atnto location of Mrs. ElLworth, Bcnrdall Avenue ianford real estate and tho price ently reads the offerings on The Herald vanted. Will not pay over marSanford. Phone 3303. 83-tf| et value. Address Box -131, Care Want fail t o . profit, w a r n Ad a q Page ra g e cannot tail proht, as SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 32; lerald. First Street. Next door to Smiti every day real bargains find their way OR SALE—Three lots on Pal­ Brothers. Wo sell, trade, and ro metto Avenue; reasonable terms. pair all kinds of cook stoves. I into these columns. - jL.LaRc. your trouble is stove trouble, see us. ______________ ?300 CASH, balance $75 per month, including interest will EXPERT Typewriter cleuning nnd repairing. Call 11. S. Pond, buy six room bungalow located in •apidly growing section o f Miami. phono 225 or Peoples Bank. . House now rented for $50 monthPROSECUTING ATTORNEY POLITICAL - FOR hOR SALE— Baby chicks, S. C. y. Owner needs money for other I desire to nnnounco to the citi­ investments. Address Box. 412, Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd zens of Seminotu County thnt I nnt Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White •are Stanford Herald for further ANNOUNCEM ENTS n candidate for the nomination to FOR SUPERINTEN DENT OF Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy lio Prosecuting Attorney for tho PUBLIC INSTRUCTION egg producing strains. Pedigreed County Court of Rentinolo County, I hereby announce my candidacy subject to tho nenon of tho Demo­ exhibition and utility nuttings. *~ Custom hatching. Write today _____ __ ___ for re-clcction to the office o f cra tic Primary, June 3rd, 1924. I for prices. Sunny-side Hatchery, price $050.00county superintendent of public will bo grateful fo r your vote ana Box 18, Longwood, Fla. instruction of Scntinnlo County, the nomination. FOR SALE— Rhode Irland nnd ’ If L home on corner lot, price subject to the Democratic primary K UN KST 'I-TH O UHK! iOIItTER. White Leghorn eggs for setting $2750.00; $100 cash balance to bo held on June •n), 11*21. 1 wish to nnnounco that 1 ant a ______ T. W. LAWTON. 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. W ■35.00 per month. K. F. Line. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER candidate for Clerk of tho Circuit Pennington, French Ave nnd High OR SALE—Three new cottages I hereby announce my candidney Court o f Seminole Co., iiuhjoct to in tho suburb:: o f the City Sub- for County Commissioner for the Democratic primary, June third. The Catholic Ladies will hold o tnntinl, on the Orlando road. Best Fifth District comprising Chuluo- If elected, I promise the faithful Cooked Food sale nt Stokes’ Gro •irgain in Seminole county, $850 ta, Geneva nnd Osceola, subject to performance of the duties con­ eery Sitnrday nt 2 p. nt. ach. Rent for $18.00 month eneh. the action of the Democratic pri­ nected with that olficc. W. L. MORGA N. FOR SALK—Airednlo male, pup­ . IL Garner, phone 367. mary Juno 3. py, cheap. Kcul terrier typi FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD OR SALE— Large house inchest ___________ C. A. RAUI.KRSON. dog. Int. Ch. Abbey King Nob I horeliy announce myself a can­ residential section. Take 5,000 bier breeding; 23 champions ir hs for quick rale. Apply .101 FOR CLERK CIRCUIT “COURT didate for re-election to the ofTieo I hereby nnnounco thnt I am a pedigree. Phone 571-J. ’ark Ave. candidate for the office of Clerk of member of the bonrd of public FOR SALE—Fumed oak dining -5 acres, all cienred of the Circuit Court ... of „ Seminole ______ _ instruction, representing school suitu, 54-inch' table, 28:<60-inch 5 fjont house. About) County, subject to the action of the district No. 1 o r Seminole County, buffet, 2ixf>i-ineh serving table; oraiijot, trees, aov-1 Democratic primary in Juno, 1924. subject to the Democratic primary to be held on Juno 3rd. 1924. 0 leather chairs; li\ing room and |ca> *l .yiuinb, per- _ ___ II. II. CHAPPELL. other furniture, cheap for cash. grapes. .. miles out. FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING _______ FRED T. WILLIAMS. 119 Poplar Ave. On 10 hundred FOR SHERIFF. o tor u small home ATTORNEY. Block West First St. To the Volets of Scnvnole County: surroundings, $ 1800. I wish to announce thnt I shall I hereby nnnounco my candidacy Benefit dance K. of C. Hall, 8 p. nt. Friday, 29. 3t co!oty land, nil clear­ be n candidate fur tho office of for tho office o f Sheriff of Semi­ ed teudy for cultivn- County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ nole County, subject to tho voters TOMATO sticks for sd c in car* ject to the endorsement of the of the Democratic Primary to lie lots. See C. W. Collier. Democratic voters nt the June 3rd, held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I SAUSAGE— for sale, pure pork. 2 1-2 ACRES, eloro in i t a grow primary. promise four years of Law En­ ing district. 25 mange tree? _______GEORGE C. HERRING. forcement in 0 business manner by FOR COUNTY JUDGE All fenced, 1 room bungalow. On the help of the proper auhordiI hereby announce myself ns n house ytatted but not completed nate.i or nashtants ami earnestly gr.rage and chicken yr.i-J.-t. Cottli candidate for the office of County solicit tlm support o f all law enbe eut into city lot and mad Judge of Seminole County, subject forrement voters, on June 3rd. nay. 50 pc,- cent oti investmen to the Democratic primary, June 3, RAYMOND L. ALLEN. 1924. I pledge faithful service immediately, Sf.'.i’OO.OU. FOR COUNTY JUDGE mould you nominate me. I hereby announce my candidacy ____ _ J. G. SHARON. ("T the o ffic e 'o f County Judge . FOR CnERK OF C O i'R f nf Seminole County,.subject to the I hereby announce my enndi- action o f the voters nt tho Demo­ dney for the office of Clerk of the cratic primary June 3. LOST— Bunch of keys jreturn to Circuit Court, Seminole County. _________JOHN G. I EONARDY. Herald office. SEMINOLE R E A l TV CO. Florida, subject to th" decision of LOST nn opportunity to keep FOR SHERIFF Seminol • H tel Annex. the Democratic Primmy to bo To the Voters of Seminole County: abreast with the times by not Sanford. held on June 3rd, A. 1)., 1924. I, reading the classified pages of I hereby announce myself a can­ your daily, newspaper. Herald SANFORD REAL ESTATE is in stnnd for efficiency and service in didate for Sheriff of Seminole great demand. Investors nre office. want ads contain many interesting County subject to the action o f the messages. It will pay you to read looking for good bargains. If you ______ VANCE K DOUGLASS. Dcmovrntlc primary to be held on then: d a i l y . _________________ have any teal estate to buy or sell FOR TAX COLLECTOR June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge I wish to announce thnt I am a ntyself to fulfill the duties of this Keep your old shoes. Don’t sell it will pay you to u«e The Herald candidate for rc-cloctlon to the o f­ offico to the best o f mv ability. them to a cigar maker. A politiacl fice of County Tax Collector of __________ E. E. BRADY. campaign is on. APARTM ENTS Seminole County, subject to the j FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Madam Harriet, action of the Democratic primary Subject, of course, to the action FOR RENT Beauty Pallor. to bo held in June. of tho Democratic Primary to he Over Mobley’s Drug Store. ARE YOU—Looking for n good JNO. D. JINKINS. held June 3.-d, I will be n candidate Park Ave. Phone 215. room. If you d<yt’t find one list­ for the office of County Judge of LOST— A Fox Terrier, male, black ed in this column, insert n small I beg to announce myself n can­ Seminole County. I shall be grate­ and white. Would appreciate nny wane nd ami you will receive the didate for the office of Tax Col­ ful for the* ncminntirn and elec­ •nformtion. T. E. King, Phono bent listings in the city. lector of Seminole Countv. subject tion. nnd if elected I assure the FOR RENT—Three furnished to tho dcci-ion of tho Democratic citizenship of Seminole a fair nnd CHILDREN'S FATAI. DISEASES housekeeping rooms. Cal! nf- Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921 faithful administration of the uf"nirs of the office. Worms and parasites in the in- G-r 5 cm before 8 si. nt., 509 E. 3rd ____________ R.J\ MAXWELU FOR TAX ASSESSOR. ter.tines o f children undermine ___________SCII ELLE MA INKS. I wi'h to announce that I nnt a health ami so weaken their vitality t't’ K l h.\ i —.1 room furnished FOR SHERIFF apartment, first floor, 203 E. candidate for re-election to the I hereby announce myself a can­ that they nre unable to resist the 5th S t . __________ office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ diseases so fatal to child life. The FURNISHED rooms for rent. 102 nole County, subject to the decis­ didate for recrcciion to the office ion of the Democratic Primary to of shcriiF o f 'Seminole county sub­ Oak Ave. safe course is to give a few doses ject to the action of the Demo­ of White'3 Cream Vermifuge. It FOR RENT—T wo Itel.' rooms, gen­ be held June 3nl, 1924. cratic primary to be held on June _______ A. VAUGHAN. tlemen preferred, nt corner of 3. If elected for another term I destroys and expels the worms FOR SHERIFF. pledge to fulfill the duties of the without the slightest injury to the Ith and Oak Avenue. Call 2601. I hereby announce myself ns o office in the same efficient manmihealth or activity of the child. FOR RENT— Desirably furnished candidate for tne office o f Sheriff of Seminole County, subject to the thnt I have conducted it in the Price 35c. Sold by all leading drug­ bed ronnt. 301 Patk Ave.______ Democratic pr'mary June. 1921 past. gists. W. A. TILLIS. Tampa— Impcriul Oil Company C. M. HAND. begins construction o f extensive C L O G G E D T H R O A T S oil torn go terminals at cost o f Wlii’n your wind n *lnit off ami $150,000. GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S fANTED— Two furnished house­ keeping rooms, private home pre- -— Address Box 88, CJ,re It had been widely advertised and I, ns u large buyer for a household, always felt thnt nny woman may be guided to safe and satis­ BUT III nilvcrtlsInK la rratrlcted to f pr<-p*->* clasMlflcallon. It an error la mmlo Tho BanLrd lleratil will be responsible Lr only one Incorrect Insertion. Sc advertiser, fnr subsequent Let .Ions. The office should lm lot If icd Immediately In cuse of |A Herald representative tbnrloslity familiar with rates, ru!<-s mil el.-issincatlon. wilt give you )eniplete Information. And !( S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO I was using a well-known household article when my friend canto in. SA V E DE L A Y 3 A N D i n c o n v e n i e n c e s b y t e l e p h o n i n g y o u r w a n t a d s d i r e c t t o t h e h e r a l d FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES A N D MISCELLANEOUS • REPAIRS t u “ S A L K -D cS oto paints ~Hnd tsi Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. When you go to buy your Golf Supplies. nbie to recite about the machine which I had us a matter of fact recently purchased. , Aiurasiftes Consolidation with tl». *. *•I y f‘ *. J n Don’t Forget the Sportsman Store 117 Park Ave. Cash In Advance County Abstract Co* and one or more very special conveniences thut I felt meant u great deni to me. »¥4a !a ** yes: inns: Milana Tttatre Bldg. nunnell— Allen, and Newbill mill working two full shifts. she nsked, *ift*•* VilVW MnT? F. C. MscMAHON, Represents: son will manage it snd take his turn on the mound. Johnson is starting his 18th year with Washington, during which time he set n strike out and many other records. He also was regarded aa one o f the speediest pitchers who ever broke Into the game. My reply surprised even myself. I hnd not realized I knew so much nbout it. After I hnd recited my reasons to her I nnulyzed nty first nnswer, “ it’s good,” um) I found that an­ swer typified ail o f the specific things I was DIDN'T YA GO T ’ BED LAST fAN T-AD RATES p ' TO ADVKimSKHS. ............. ..... I EMcRy N1SWT ganford Daily Herald P k AigSSINJ l Voro— Pinns completed for con struction of new hotel building. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - N 'S U Y ? . Sportsman for Grid Games Next Fnll Arc Turned Down By White. Sheehan, Dibuit, Albach, Mnttux, Duncan. Roush, Burns, Bresslar, J-oneseo, Pick, Fowler, Harper, Hock, Priesimth, Belgon ami Hen­ dricks. \\ ith this contingent the Hargraves Benton and Cary Mays trio, start the grind Mondny morn­ ing. 1 he following is the complete schedule o f the Itcdlegs during their training season: March 11, Indianapolis at Plant City; March 14, Veterans vs. Colts; March 17, Indians at Lakeland; March 19, Indians here; .March 20. Toledo at Gainesville: March 20, Columbus here; March 21, Columbus here; March 22, White Sox at Winter Haven; March 24, Columbus heto; -datel: 26. Toledo hero; March 28, ;■> nator.s here; March 29. Senators at Tampa j April 4, Palatka at Pali.tka; Aptil 5. Daytona nt Daytona; April 6, St. Augustine at St. Aug­ ustine; March 7, Detroit at Atlan­ ta; March 8, Detroit at Birming­ Inverness— $15,000 to b ham ; April 9. Detroit nt Chatta­ for paving Apopka Avenue nooga; April 10, Detroit at Cleve­ land, Tenn.; April 11, Detroit at Tampa— Florida-Cubn 1 Knoxville; April 12 and 11, Cleve­ ing Company doubles cnpi land nt Cincinnati. care for increasing busint a NOW THT the country has se­ cured “ tho blessing o f in h ib i­ tion," tho next problem is to flght the aggravated, drunkenness-that goes with prohibition and tho pe­ culiar poisonoua brand o f prohibi­ tion whiskey, . • '. . . 148 — (Continued from page 1) Swimming Pool To Be Constructed For TheGatorAquabats FIRPO THROWS HITCH INm vBOUT! I T f i n /A m w ^ ' NEGOTIATIONS k e y ■and o f green. badly made wniakey from abroad, began to •how already In 'young children. Conditions are made worse by bad moral conditions that go with con­ tempt for law. M R.fROfcT. who died In China the otfcer day, knew as much about children—especially Vfch ".moa'i children— as- any one .in- AaMrien. Shortly before he died be said. lUnless something happen,* to make condition# better,.amt If- the children o f thia parted grow up as they arc starling, they won't have enough institutions in tho country to hoM them.” !• * tChampion on Hollywood G olf Course Shows How T o Get The Best Shota. PHON 148 T Phone 101 902 French Avenus The Seminole Printery Lot n* tliciirc on that Job o f printing— wo utiiml bahlnil ovary Job w e turn out. Rubber Stamps a Specialty R. © 1 9 2 4 av I mt’ l F cA T unc S cr vic c . Tnc C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD.------ FLORID) � 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. 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THE WHATHKit Pair Saturday and* Baaday; dung* in temperature, — 1 to aioderata westerly wiada. Ilia heat T t a a yesterday Lowest Temp. last night. f W f c ’i ' H t . r t , - Workl’* G fttltei Vegetable IgcettaM* Ita Rlebtat Garfea Land [vo lum e V . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES VyfKV SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 1,1924. F ighting! mi .»V CHARGE OKnocked T f Oat t f iand S MLong* i f I F E TESTIFIES worth Compromise Adopt WhtM Proposal for 25 HARRIS NOT LIED Per Cent Tax Cat. on Per sonal IhcoOtes la Approved. TO ABOUT FAMILY ed 21 (Hr The A — — Ute4 r i m ) WASHINGTON, Mar. 1—The •vttnue measure arrived in the «nato Saturday to start on the ond lap of its lefielaive Joury. The House b; t>y a vote of 408 pproved the Dill Friday, af8 approved sem ‘ it ’ through ‘ ndine a last mincroas oas-fire in which the Demotic income tax schedule was ocked oUt end. a compromise ofd by Longworth (Republican . anfl supported by every mber of the party present, was ibstltutcd. Members of the Sen* finance committee have indl■ted1 their desire to hasten tho sideration of the measure hut ire determined upon no definite (tram. By. a vote of 408 to 8 the revenue hil was passed late Friday by the use. As sent to tho senate, the mcascarries an income tax achedoffered by Representative) ngworth, tho Republican leader, n substitute for the Democratic Stcs This was adopted 210 to after the houso had refused, n voto of 201 to 153, to reinrt in tho bill the original Mellon bcdule. What It Provides The Longworth substitute, which supported by Republican Inrgents who previously had own their lot with tho Demoits provides far a normal tax duction to two per cent on in­ ternes below $4,000, to five per nt on incomes between $4,000 $8,000 and to six per cent ove $8,000. It also would cut yone-fourth the present surtax (ites, making the maximum 37 Vi cent on incomes exceeding 9,000. No incrase in existing rsonnl tax exemptions would bo ftesrcft ■proven 25 Per Cent Income Tax Cut he house also approved a propofor n flat reduction o£ 261per t on all personal ineome taxes able tills year. Two unsuccesfui rts wero mado to eliminato this vision. Specific rate changes carried in bill will not become effective mil tax payments are made next r on income and profits of 1024, ept those made in the excise ies which would go into effect days after enactment of the *'• . Major Provisions Approved In addition to the new income x schedule, major provisions of e bill as uproved Friday are: A 25 per cent reduction in tnxo\ i enrned income, nil incomes ndor $5,000 being defined as carni for purposes of this reduction. Repeal of reduction of many of it miscellaneous or excise taxes, Solving about $ 120,000,000 in (venue annually. Tightening of the limitations of ipital loss and gross income de­ letions which, it is estimated, will wld about $60,000,000 revenue nnually. Increases in th estate tax ratc 3 f about 38 per cent. Institution of n gift tax with the une rates as carried in the estate ix. \ Creation of u bonrd of tax apwls to decide tax disputes liewen the treasury and tax payers. Opening of the income tux reimx to inspection by certain con­ fessional committees. Expect Senate to Alter Houso leaders admit that the ill undoubtedly will be altered in sportnnt particulars by the sen­ t*. The decisive vote by which ie Mellon rates were rejected riilay, however, makes it certain, 'ey say, that regardless of whut mate sentiment may be, the treaa*y schedule will not bo restored 9the bill. While President Coolidgc has ex­ posed himself us strongly in *vor of the Mellon rotes, his attuile toward the compromise nctptid yesterday by tho house has been defined. White House facials were considcrahly stirred * the publication of a story that lr. Coolidgc was willing to accept ** compromise and It wus stated ut the executive had given no “ch indication. , The President prepared a letter fulay addressed to Chairman 'teen of the house ways and ••esns committee setting forth hii vtvs but decided not to send it to «• capital nftcr Mr. Longworth *1 communicated with tho White ■ousc and the President and Sir. (Continued on r* 8° 8 ) SANFORD FACTS pa v in g a n d s id e w a l k s .Hanford has a total of 23 Vi wiles of paved streets, accord■‘>K to figures given by City Engineer Fred T. Williams. Inrlujled in this estiraatrj are (|Kht miles of brick, 124 mile“f sheet* asphalt, apd three rn|l‘,V»f surface treated itiacad*? streets. There have been ••’ miles of sewer laid and 20 ttmes of sidewalk. Mrs. Harris Declares She Did Not Misrepresent Aristocracy of Her Family Connections ‘ When Husband Wooed. H r TS# AmttatMl Press) NEW YORK, Mar. l.-T h e de­ fense in the trial of Beverly D. Harris’ suit for annulment of his marriage to Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris Friday introduced testi­ mony, aupporting the claim of tho wife s illegitimate) birth and tend­ ing to prove that she did not mis­ represent her aristocratic family connections when her husband was paying court. After reading depositions and hearing several witnesses, includ­ ing Whitfield Rayncr, son of Eli Raynor, Mrs. Harris’ girlhood ben­ efactor, the trial was ndjourned to Monday a t tho request of George Gordon Battle, attorney for Mrs. Harris, and the consent of oppos­ ing counsel. Mr. Buttle said de­ fense witnesses weru coming from the South; thnt the wenr of the trial on Mrs. H arm was such that he could not take the stand, and hat he himself was exhausted. Court Term Expires Justice Wasservcgel informed the counsellors thue the term in which the caso has been tried an nired Friday and thut it would be resumed in another part of the supreme caur:. The principal deposition admit­ ted was that of the Into Eli Rayner, admitted operator of a gam­ ing house in Memphis. It was he who paid for the girl’s education and introduced her into the best circles in tho South, he said. Ho denied his relations with her had at any tiniu been improper. He de­ clared Snmuelin or Susie Lee, the girl Mr. Hnrris believes is his wife, is a sister of Mrs. Harris, for ho had seen them togeeher in Mem­ phis nt his home. Other depositions from promin­ ent Tennesseeans concerning the character of Eli Raynor wero in­ troduced. In there ho wns said to bo an honest man, "four-square," with all men, honored and re­ spected, a man wno enjoyed the confidence and frcimlship of the best men of Memphis. Tells of Meeting Mrs. Lee When tho deposition wns taken in Memphis he was asked to relate his meetings with Mrs. Lee, the present Mrs. Harris' mother, nnd refused nt first, asserting he would not answer because “that woninn is not on trial.” He was induced to answer, however, and recalled thnt ho first met Mrs. Lee while on the road as a traveling man, sales­ man, nnd thnt he met her again in Clnrksville, Tenn., before she died, in 18H0. He declared the charge that the present Mrs. Hnr­ ris had been before her marriage an inmate of a house of ill repute wus false. Whitfield Rayncr, Eli’s son, lost his temper when asked, if in 1922, while standing in the Chiskn Hotel in Memphis when Mrs. Harris came in, he said to Air King, houso detective: Young Raynor Lose- Temper “There goes the girl my old man used to keep. She’s married to n rich New Yorker now." He rose to his feet, his face flushed, shouting: "How could I have said such a thing! Y o u ------------ 1" Admonished by the court to keep cool and unswer yes or no, he shouted again: “No!” S Automobiles Collide W ithout Fatalities Yesterday Afternoon What might have been a serious accident resulted only in two smashed fenders nnd n _ broken wheel, when two automobiles col­ lided at Ninth Street and Mnplc Avenue, Friday afternoon nt 3:45 o’clock. According to Algernon S. Han­ nah, embalmer for the Austin Un­ dertaker Parlors, 512 Sanford Ave­ nue, he was proceeding down Ninth Street from tho direction of tho railroad sation when at Mnplo Avenuo a bakery truck at­ tempting to cross too soon collided with the rear end of the Jewett. Two fenders were smashed and the rear axle brokn on the Jewett and one of the front wheels on tho truck, was badly damaged. The drivers of both cars wore told to appear in court, where the county judge will settle the cul­ pability. Hannah was placed un­ der a $50 bond. Standard Oil Plant Destroyed by Fire <llr T h e A sso cia ted Prr»*> CLEARWATER, Mar. 1.—The Stnndard Oil plant here was to­ tally destroyed by fire following an explosion which occurred at 8 o’clock Saturday morning. J. F. Wicker, local representative, was seriously burned about the f*c*» head and hands. The estimated loss is $50,000. fy » •• Former Director of United States Veteran Bureau Is Indicted.on Two Chatfees: Conspiracy to'Commit Com­ mit Bribery and Offenses Against The Government. Methodist Church Begins Drive For $10,000,000 F u n d The Methodist church of San­ ford, Rev. W. J. Carpenter, pas­ tor, has accepted $4,250 as a min­ imum quota to raise within five years for the cause of Superan­ nuate Endowment of thnt denomi­ nation. The goal for the entire church of this movement is $ 10,­ 000,000, the income from which is to lie used for the support of the aged and infirm ministers and widows and orphans of ministers. The campaign for the fund is _ directed by tho Board of being Finance of the Southern Methodist Church. St. Louis, Mo., Bishop W. F. McCurry, chairman, and Dr. Luther E. Todd, secretary. The latter has issued and sent to all pastors a booklet, “The Call of thu Forgotten Mpn," which tells the pathetic story of tho great need, asks the church to remember him with substantial giving nnd out­ lines plans for raising the sum sought. According to reports received by the hoard, over 2,000 pastoral charges have up to this time ac­ cepted minimum quotas asked of them and many of them have vol­ untarily increased the amounts. Several large individual gifts have alrcad” been announced and others are expected. There are over 900 of the old preachers, many of them pioneer circuit riders who rode 'through storm and sunshine, winter and summer, day and night, to serve humanity and the church. 1,300 widows and COO orphans, many pn . of whom ure living in little better thnn poverty. They never forget duty and the chuich for a single moment, and thery is now evidence on all sides that [the church is at last thoroughly awake to its be­ lated duty to its) forgotten serv­ ants. * .. Daugherty Declines M essages of Mel Show Connection To Make Statement Burns with Scam NowinJacksonville WHEELER STARTS Hr Th# Am m Is M Press. JACKSONVILLE, Mnr. 1— Daugherty upon arrival here S at­ urday (morning characterised as “bunk" the news dispatches sent out from Columbus, Ga.t Friday night atsting he was planning to issue a statement today. He would not discuss the oil inquiry and stated he would not even read the newspapers until he had a r­ rived at St. Augustine this even­ ing. According to dispatches sent out from Columbus, Ga., Friday night a statement was expected to be forth coming from the Attorney General concerning the late* de­ velopments in the oil invca.igution, upon his arrival in Jackson­ ville. Daugherty is enroute from Chicago on tho Scmlnolo Limited to Miami where he will visit his sick wife. While iq Columbus the Attorney General declined to see newspaper men. Newspapers giving a detail­ ed account of the attack upon him on tho floor of tho senate Friday were procured by members of his tarty and quickly porsued. Short­ y before tho train pulled out tho announcement was mado of a pro­ bable statement to bo issued upon his arrival in Jacksonville. Contrary to expectations, Daugherty declined to say any­ thing at all regarding the oil sit­ uation upon his arrival here. He said that tho report from Colum­ bus was “mere bunk," and thnt ho would not oven read any newspa­ pers until he had arrived in St. Augustine tonight. Violent Controversy Almost Unprecedented in Senate’s History, by Resolution to Investigate Daugherty's O f­ ficial Record — As R esult Definite! Action la Postponed . syv m m 'i Atty. Gen. Harry M. Daugherty, reported to havo been told ho should resign, Is not giving in without a struggle. Here he is shown talking with newspapermen after a lengthy conference with President Coolidgc. McGu i r e m a d e s t r e e t p a v i n g ATTORNEY FOR W ORKISRUSHED STATE, HARDEE BY LOCAL FIRM Governor Appoints McGuire State’s Hutton Engineering Company Con­ Attorney in I’roecution of For­ centrates Activities on Lakemer Bank Vice-President. front Paving Project For n While. . Hr The AMwIilnt Press. TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 1.—Gov­ The lnko front butween Sanford ernor Hnrdoe Saturday designated Avenue anil Park Avenue is the R. F. Maguire, state’s attorney for the Seventh Judicinl Court, to as­ scene of busy activities these days sist J. C. Adkins, state’s attorney as four large crews of workmen for Circuit Court of Alachua coun­ of the Hutton Engineering ami ty, in the prosecution of J. M. Contracting Company concentrate Fennell, who goes to trial Monday their efforts on the paving of these in Gainesville on three indictments important streets recently ordered growing out of the failure some constructed by tho city commis­ time ugo of the Florida Rank nnd sion. Since the beginning of this work Trust Company. on Sanford Avenue about two Fennell wqs vice-president nnd weeks ago the crews have made a nnetive head of-the institution. rlipiil progress and have to dntu One of the indictments agninst him built approximately 2,001) feet of charges larceny and embezzlement curb and gutter and 4,600 yards lime rock banc has been rolled. nnd two charge embezzlement. of Four crews comprising the gutter Harvey Robertson, who was cash­ ami curl) outfit, the base crew, the ier, hus already pleaded guilty nnd sewer crew and the paving crew has been sentenced to a term in und numbering between 90 and 100 men. have been placed on the ,iob. the state prison. Already some of the streets have Maguire wns also designated to assist in the prosecution in Put­ had the base put down while Hood nam county Circuit Court on Mur. Avenue is scheduled to receive it 10 of J. T. McCarthy under two beginning Monday. Many alley indictments, one for larceny, em­ approaches and driveways have bezzlement and fraudulent secret­ been constructed anticipating fu­ ing of property nnd the other for ture development on the lnko front. embezzlement. According to n statement given out Saturday from the office of the Hutton company, plans nre New Life Insurance being made to rush this work fur­ in order thnt other construeCompany Opens Here ther tion in Rose Court may commence a short time. It is stated With the announcement in this within that within two or three weeks issue of The Sanford Herald, San­ the wdVk should be completed with ford gets another business con­ the exception of laying the nsphnlt. cern. The Jefferson Standard Life It will bo necessary for the streets Insurance Company of Greensboro, to opened for traffic for nboi.t North Carolinu is opeing today in 15 ho days before the asphalt in put Sunford a district office with J. down, it is said. Willitc treat­ IT. Jackson in charge. Ufficu will be put on the Sanford space has been secured in the ment stretch from First Street Chamber of Commerce building. Avenuo tho Seminole Boulevard. “As evidence of our confidence to Altogether are five blocks in the present Sanford nnd the fu­ in this projecttheru to be paved. Semi­ ture greater Sanford nnd the state nole Boulevard from Sanford Ave­ of Florida, we are cooperating in Jo Park Avenue, Sanford Ave­ a spirit of real service by invest­ nue ing our funds here in long time nue from First Street to Semi­ loans on real estate," is tho way nole Boulevurd nnd Hood Avenue Commercial Street to Semi­ the opening announcement reads. from All forms of up-to-dntu life in­ nole Boulevard are included. All surance policy-controcts are writ­ of the streets will he 40 feet wide. Following upon the crews of the ten by this company which clnims to be the strongest old line legal Hutton company are employes of reserve ordinary life insurance the park commission, who arc set­ ting out paint trees at intervals of company in the south. 60 feet on both sides of the streets. Other improvements, it is said, Admiral Sends More will be made later by the Lakefront Improvement Company to Marines Into Ceiba beautify its extensive property holdings affected by the paving Hr T h e .) «»ofIntril F rrss. WASHINGTON. Mar. 1.—Con- propect. tinned disorders at Cciha, Hon­ duras, where the American marines MARKETS landed Friday, have piomptcd Rear H r T h e .\»»<K-latrit Pre»«. Admiral Dayton to send additional men ashore. The American de­ CHICAGO, Mar. 1. — Wheat: stroyer hns been ordered from May, 110 to 1101/,; July, 1104. Kingston, Jamaica, to Puerto Cor­ Corn—Mny, 80% to 4 . NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 1.—Cot­ tez. where tho situation is also dis­ turbing. One American negro has ton: Close March 28. 55; May w28.07. been wounded. • House Will Consider McKenzie Bill For Muscle Shoals Sale On Tuesday Hr The Aaanrlnted Prraa. be controlled by Mr. Kenxie nnd WASHINGTON, Mar. 1—Tho the remainder by Representative McKenxie bill which would auth­ Morin, Republican Pennsylvania, orize acceptance of Henry Ford’s who is opposed to the proposition. otter for Muscle Shoals will bo Both arc members of the military taken up Tuesday b ythe house unf committee which recommended ac­ der an agreement reached Friday. ceptance of the Ford bid. The agreement was reached pro­ The rules committee reported a resolution giving the measure viding that Mr. McKenxie should priority over genlrnl legislation allot half of his time to Represen­ after disposition of the tax bill. tative Quinn, Democrat, MississipChairman Snell said general de pie, u strong propoent of he bill, hate, which would be limited to 10 whilo Mr. Morin is to permit u hours, would get under way Tues­ ; Democratic member of the housu j oppohed to the Ford offer to con­ day afternoon. Representative McKenzio, Re­ , trol half of his time. Decision of the rules committee publican, Illinois, author of the bill, predicted a Anal vote before ! to put Muscle Shoals ahead of ap­ the end of next week. He express­ propriation bills under the legisla­ ed confidence the measure would tive calendar meets with tho ap­ be passed without mutrial change. proval of Chairman Madden o! tno The rules committee decided that appropriations committee, who fa­ half of the debnting time should vors acceptance of the Ford offer. NUMBER Oil Trail Leads Int Justice Dep; Row Over Daugher Senate Thrown Into V iolent Session By D augherty W rangle # ____________ (S r TV. A uw lilrC Press) WASHINGTON, Mar. 1. — Charles R.*FoH>cs, former director of the Veterans’ Bureau, declared in a statement Saturday that hs welcomed the indictments re* turned against him Friday in' Chi­ cago, adding that ho looked upon them “with a clear conscience be­ cause they will permit me to pro* sent my case before a fair court of justice and a jury of my peers." He chshicterixed the accusa­ tions against him as “a hell en­ gendered conspiracy against my lonor and integrity." He added that he was not going to Florida despite the fact th at "other men now charged publicly with crimes against the government have been reported as hiding behind the ..uv. ••.1 screen of........ ill health Chas. R. Forbes, former director of the United States Veterans' Bureau, and John W. Thompson of Chicago and St. Louis were in­ dicted Friday by the federal grand jury which hss spent four weeks nvestigating thu administration of Forbes. Forbes and Thompson were jointly indicted in two true bills charging conspiracy to commit bribery and offenses against the United States government in con­ nection with the construction of veterans’ hospitals. A separata indictment against each man nlr.o wns returned, one charging Forbes with accepting u bribe, and the other charging Thompson with giving a bribe. Suppressed Temporarily Tho indictments were suppressed temporarily by Federal Judge Car­ penter on motion of Assistant At­ torney General John W. Crim. Later by authority of tho judge the indictments against Forbes and Thompson were made public. The two individual indictments merely dealt with bribery, in the case of the joint mdictmcnts $ 10,­ 000 bail for each defendant wnu fixed. ’ - >■, The two joint indictments wero of two kinds, the first charging conspiracy to commit bribery nnd offenses against the government and thu second, conspiracy to de­ fraud the United States govern­ ment. Both indictments were based on deals involving the con­ struction of veterans’ bureau hos­ pitals. Charges that government funds were used for speculation by a government official and that cer­ tain sums of money were paid to two members of congress )Mcrs contained in the special grand jury report. Jury's Report t “This jury feels thut it will suffico to report to your honor,” said the special report, “that they (cer­ tain transactions) involve one speculation by one or more offi­ cials of the government whorein it has been ascertained thut offi­ cial information was used for pur­ poses of speculation; that certuin sums of money were paid to two members of congress. That possession of the file of one (Continued on pugo 8 ) SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS (Br T H # X l * l n l Prru) WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.—The row over Attorney General Daugh­ erty plunged the senate into a violent session Friday—almost unrccendented for tho exchanges of tier Pi personalities and inainuar tiona of misconduct. Aa a result action wna forced over until S at­ urday on the approval for an In­ vestigation of Mr. Daugherty’s oficial record. Tho storm which broke about tho investigation resolution of Senator Wheeler, Dem., Montana, swept over nil boundaries of senate rules and decorum. There were charges and counter-charges of attempts to “pack" tho investigation committec; there were attacks upon numerous officials, present and post, from the White House down, nnd upon the personnl conduct and affiliations of presidential candi­ dates and senators. For more than five hours the battle raged, amid frequent out­ bursts from crowded galleries de­ spite repented warnings nnd threats from the chair. The sen­ ate recessed Inst night with the debate in full swing, but with adoption of the investigation reso­ lution in prospect today nftor un­ other hectic period of discussion. Record Is Battlefield Most of Friday's battlefield was the attorney general's official re ­ cord in various matters, including the oil scnndul. Mnny old charges wero repeuted and onu now accusa­ tion was made by Senator Heflin, Dem., Alnbnmn, who declared tho attorney general had written n let­ ter seeking to protect from prose­ cution an unidentified Republican national committeeman of tin.' west. Senator Heflin said he had soen a letter to a western district attorney snying thnt any favors to the committeeman would be ap ­ preciated nnd adding that "he is our man.” Senator Wheeler, charging the attorney general with seeking to “intimidate" senators, added thnt ’resident Coolidgc lacked “stam ­ ina” to call upon Mr. Daugherty for his resignation. Mr. Daugherty wns defended by Senator Willis, Rep., Ohio, who asserted thnt the attorney general would be vindicated completely if given nn impartial trial. Tho Ohio senator wns the only Republican to spenk in Mr. Daugherty’s bohalf, but Senator Bruce, Dem., Maryland, while expressing the opinion that Mr. Dnugherty was not qualified for his position, suid New Issue Injected At the outset Friday an unex(Continued on pago 8) E Washington N ew s The best service of the series wns the one Inst night a t the First nuptist church. Tho chorus Bing­ ing and the selections by the choir arc causing very favorable com­ ment over the city. The choir num­ bers Friday night, "Ono Day," and “Tho Everlasting Father” wore heard with deep interest. Tho or­ chestra made u splendid contribu­ tion to the music at the evening service. The choir will be heard at its best, Sunday morning nnd Sunday evening. “Man in this life writes a book out of which he will be judged in tho Judgement,” was one of the first sentences spoken by Dr. Gar­ land Friday night, and then he plunged into his discussion in that rapid-lire munner which kept the nudienco on the jump to keep up. No man has ever spoken In tho First Baptist Church who has u finer working knowledge of the Bi­ ble than Dr. Garland. His conMnnt use of the scriptures is not only refreshing but profoundly impressive. Some gleanings from Garland’s Friday night sermon follow: You arc forced to write your life's history, and you determine the character of the writing. When the night comes, the page is turned and seulcd never to be opened till the Judgement. On of the most serious thoughts of my life is that I myself am Ail­ ing up a book which will meet nre at ths judgement and out of which I shall be Judged. It is impossible for you to live 24 influerreino ... hours■. without . innuencing an* and you are rdsponsibl other, responsible for Continued on page 8. Between Lenroot and H« Regarding Visit which root and Smoot mad Fall in a Washington He Before His • Statement $100,000 Loan Leaked Hr The AwMlatrSi P m l. WASHINGTON. Mnr. 1.—A trail that appeared to lead direetl into the department of justico uncovered Saturday upon furl inquiry by oil committee into tha famous McLean telegrams. It vclopod that one of the meatuii was sent id an old department i Mary Duckst * justice code by .Mary DuckstcW.^ formerly secretary to W. J. Bum* ,.1 chle for the Burcnu of Invcatlga-rj lion. When the message was dccipher-' ed, it apparently stated thnt BurnO ' had been concerning himself about “the McLean investigation." WhcRo Burns is summoned by the com-« mittec ho will bo asked not only • about tho telegrams but whutheir^ McLean himself is not listed as ode £ of the secret ngents of tho depart*)' ment entitled to n copy of t! code book. Today Burns deni he hnd anything to do with thaj scnndnl but decline)! to deny report that McLean wns on the U >»>J of his agents. Incidents In the oil inquiry !' made the subjects of n stirring 1 debato Friday In the senate, which culminated in n hitter forensic cn- • counter between Chairman I.cnrootpt! of the oil committee nnd Scnntot{ Heflin, Dem., Alnhnnm. ’ This clash grew out of the visit ' which Senator Lenroot and Smoot, Rep., Utah, made to Albert B. Faall IM I Hr The Amm lain! Pre«a> at a hotel here before the former The new tax bill, based on thu interior secretary misled tho oil , t Vj Longworth Republican compro­ investigators by his statement that . mise, wns passed by the house. had borrowed $ 100,000 from ; Plans were announced for tak­ ho Edwnrd B. McLcun, publisher of i ing lip next week in the house the thu Wushington 1 *4 Post. bill for leasing Muscles Shoals to Resents Alleged Insinuations ' Henry Ford. Resenting whnt he regarded os It was aanounced that A ttor­ vj ney General Daugherty would be insinuations of Senator Heflin th a t-' ho had aided Full to concoct tho retained on the list of Coolidgc I delegutes-at-large from Ohio re­ story. Senator Lenroot declared that “about the most dospicablo of gardless of the fight being made human beings is the assassin of on him in Washington. After five hours of bitter do- character." Senator Heflin retorted,^ bnte the senate recessed until to­ that he could not think of ’’anjT' day without voting on thu reso­ thing more despicable" than tha lution ut investigate the adminis­ visit of the senators to “tho crim­ tration of Attorney General inal charged, under indictment." Called upon by Senator Lenroot, Daugherty. Tho senate asked that income Senator Wulsh, Dear., Montana, tax returns of a number of in­ chief prosecutor in the inquiry,. dividuals and corporations con­ said htr could see no “impropriety nected with the oil inquiry be in the visit, hut ndded, that it Vj opened to investigation by the would hnvo been “a happier cir­ I cumstance’’ if the senators had oil committee. promptly informed tho oil com­ The senate oil committee ques­ tioned A. Mitchell Pulmcr about mittee all about it. Another incident of discussion his relations at attorney for Ed­ ward B. McLean and further ex­ wus tho employment by Mcl.enn of •• - enmmunira‘ W. Smithers, chief amined Karl C. Schuyler of Den­ “E. — ver, about leases of Teapot Dome tions officer at the White House, to man the private wire the pub­ territory. The statu department received lisher hud installed between his reports that the American con­ Palm Beach cottage and the Post sulate at Ceiba, Honduras, hns building here. Senator Dill, Deni., been fired upon by revolutionists Washington, culled uttention to and a detachment of marines this, declared "the trail of thfs from thu cruiser Denver hud been ’thing goes the rounds of the execu­ landed to act as consulate guard. tive’s officers und it seems even in his own office." McLean's Employes Deny Thirty-Three Building Before the senate discussion got way the senate oil committee Permits Issued during under heard flat denials of several of tho February Says Clerk sensational statements mado in telegrams sent to McLean in Flor­ There were 33 building permits ida by his employes in Washington. A. Mitchell Palmar, attorney issued by the city during the month of February according to figures general in the Wilson administra­ supplied by City Clerk L. R. Phil- tion, who acted for u time as coun* ips Saturday. The permits ug- «*;• {W McLean, told Urn commit* gregate a sum estimated ut $ 10,­ tee he had not asked Senator Un­ derwood of Alubun-.a or any one 375, it was announced. No large permits were issued else to bring pressure to bear on Senator Wulsh; that he is not a during the month. The largest "purtner" W. Zevely, attorney j was for $1,700 and the next high­ for Harry ofF.J.Sinclair, ami that he est was for $1,000. Those who was not looking after the interests secured permts were: A. D. Haw­ of Fall. kins, First Baptist Church, Dr. C. Through employes of the Post • M. Mitchell, Salley McIntyre, K. ull other persons who.<o namCs S. Johnson. I. R. Gardner, Mublu and mentioned in telegrams, the Chappell, J. K. Smith, Albert ure committee Saturday will seek tc Grantiing, J. E. Juntos, Mnladiu get at the truth other oasertiottf Black, Marty Harris, *K. S. John­ in thu messages of and to clear up a son, S. E. Boyd, W. C. Culler, T. number of the mysteries their ex­ ’ H. Lamb, Snllie Frazier, J. J. Mil­ amination hns left including th« ler, G. V. Johnson, Newton Black, identity of "Apricots,” “Apples,’’ F. K. Earley, Mury Alcxnndcr, E. "Peaches” and “Cherries.’’ E. Cooper, W. C. Hill, Charlie Jeff, Subpoenas , * Laura Johnson, J. A. Hurruld, Subpoenas for these personi Mrs. A. E. Hill, Josephine Hill, E. were issued Friday night. They in • Ford, Lizzie Wynn, Joe Lovett und dude Francis H. McAdoo, sou o'! F. F. West. William G. McAdoo; Zevely, Fran­ cis II. Homer, a Baltimore attor­ Many Casualties In ney; Smithers, E. W. Starling of the White Hou.-e secret servicu T N T Plant Explosion staff, and E. S. Rochester, confi­ dential adviser to Attorney Gen­ Hr The AMurlatral I’rras. eral Daugherty. NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Mar. A demand that the committee 1.—Eight known dead and ut least subpoena William Roycc Thompson 100 injured were brought to u local of Chictigu wus made Friday in tha hospital Saturday after an e x - ! senate by Senator Heflin, who i plosion of tho T. N.T. building «.f charged that Thompson borrowed the Nixon Nitrate works ut Nixon, ; $3,600,000 in 1920 on u “dummy" near here. A call from Nikon for , noto secured by Sinclair oil stock the Raritan township fire depurt- for use in tho presidential cammeats was made shortly after tho paign that year. explosion. The windows for miles A hmadcr field of inqury will around the scene were broken nnd he furnished the committee If jn mnuy instances tho doors blown President Coolidgc complies v*,“**' from hinges. •a request in u resolution «do{ f Dr. Garland Gives Best Sermon Before S a n f o r d B aptists CLASH IN SENA' ii �A t Madiaon Square Gard THIS W EEK IN SANFORD W— ^ I Courtesy Brooklyn Dally Eagle Thursday, March 8th, 8:15 P. M <W*ek of Feb. 25 to March 1. Miami Suburban Rrsori .Scene of T— day Thanday boldest Raid E m Perpetrat­ Weekly luncheon Association of ed In State—No Clue Yet PMlness Women, Lu-Bcth Cafe* Dircorcred by (NVicala. •ria, 12:00 Contest Between Ills Supporters „ v._ .... Friday ...................... a ad Those of Coolidge Will MIAMI, Feb. 29-Slender clues •.Benefit Dance, benefit All Souls Be Bitterly Waged •arlah. K. C. Hnll, 8 p. m. upon which to hope for tho solu* ^Weekly luncheon Chamber of R r T t r Ai m c U I H P i r m . tion of the robbery of 60 guests at M tnerce, Valdes Hotel 12:15. PIERRE, S. D., Feb. 29.—En­ Tho Hammtin, a roadhouse a few dorsement ot the present national miles north of Miami, early Thurs* administration and President Cool­ day morning by eight masked and MARKETS idge as against tho candidacy of armed gunmen, were in the hands Hiram W. Johnson and the iasue of of the city and county authorities gK" n r to * A iM fitini preferment between Thursday night. S i CHICAGO, Feb. 29.—Wheat, individual Governor W. H. McMastcr and May 1.10 3-8 to 1- 2 ; July 1.10 5-11 large automobile was report­ Thomas I. Sterling, Re­ ed Amissing ,t» 3-4. Corn, May 80 1-2 to 518. Senator early Wednesday night publican candidate for the United NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 29.—Cot­ at polieo headquarters. Police set States senate In the Mar. 25 pri­ ton, March 30.04; May 29.04. mary, hold chief interest of South watch on all roads In and out of Dakota voters in the early ntage of this d ty and early Thursday morn­ Industries all over the country the ing, not long after the road house political camp;-.:gn. £••1 that if a satisfactory tax re­ roooery, saw tb h car, they believe, two issuus resuited from daction measure ia passed by con- theThoso coming toward Miami from- the action of the Republican stnte grass, continued and growing pros­ north. Efforts to halt it were un­ perity will encourage industrial proposal meeting Dec. 4 in croos- availing and the marhino was lost in«* President CoolMge aa its can­ development with material.^1! in­ soon after it entered tho city. creased employment and good didate for the presidency and Gov­ A number of he guests at the ernor McMaster for the senate. Wages. We all hare a direct in­ house, wnen me rouu**ry too., terest in the satisfactory solution Mtimison suosequcntly entered as road an independent and Sterling ns u place, said that the bandits first d l this problem. wore masks, but wnen tnesu bum­ minority candidate. Two chief issues between Gov­ pered their work, they removed ernor McMaster and Senator S ter­ them. One woman said she wns ling were raised by the governor taken into another room by tho in his opening address a t High­ bandits and her clothing searched ,J O r TOe A i m w I i l O P r e s s ) ’.Bids on the shipping board fleet more, Feb. 4. Ho criticised tho for a large amount of money be­ Warn asked on slightly modified senntor for his failure to openty lieved by tho bandits to bo conced­ allay himself with the no-called ed about her. llliin . agricultural bloc uz Washington All automobiles at the roadhouse nnd committed himself to this were put out of commission oe-i action if elected. He also attacked fore 'the Plantation was robbed. the record of Sterling on the ques­ About $2,000 in money nnd ninny ThU picture shows the Seminole County booth a t the Madison Square Garden Exposition which was tion of adjusted compensation for jewels, of which no record has taken Just before the opening of the fair on Monday, Feb. 18. The booth wns a tremendous success ac­ ex-service men and declared in been obtainable, wero stolen. One cording to nil those who saw it. Those who were responsible for the attractive appearance of the exhibit fuvor of this measure. said said that he lowered his hands were: Mr. nnd Mrs. D. F. Whitner, Jr., and C. J. Rumph. This cut ia used by courtesy of the Brooklyn Agricultural relief is a domin­ a moment to cheer up a freighten- Eagle which also printed it the day following the opening. ant note in the national program ed woman, and was struck a blow' of all parties of tho state. A on the head by a bandit. Two oth­ tarifi readjustment more favorable er were injured nnd the oth­ Burglar Would Steal Mrs. Candler’s Trial toward farm products, reducing er guests a wuitcr. freight rates and fostering of Winesscs said Thursday night Is Set fo r Tuesday The Standard M eter farmers’ co-operative marketing associations made up prominent that five bandits entered tnu front Continued from page 1. PARIS, Feb. 29.—An attempt demands in the Republican pro­ door, while three came in through ATLANTA, Feb. 29.—Recorder, cate here permanently, he said. the back. After taking rings, keys, to steal the International standard posal platform, while the same Ccorge E. Johnson, Friday set meter wns foiled Thursday night "W e nre enamored of Sanford three points were set forth ns clothing and a fur coat, one ban­ paramount issues by the Demo­ dit ordered the orchestra to start nnd think it nnu of the loveliest Tuesday morning as the date for by the janitor of the Internationa! crats. Both parties gave unquali­ up u piece he named and the cook spots thnt we Have ever seen nnd the trial of the cases against Mrs. Weights and Measures Bureau. The Calendar style for Marcfa Ceylon fied endorsement to tho Volstead wns ordered to cook four chick­ certuinly tho prettiest place we Asn G. Candler, Sr., wife of mil­ Burglar managed to escape over the fence leaving aniciaborate kit ens, which the eight took with have seen in Florida, he declared. act. brown suede trimmed with alligator According to Mr. Axt he said he lionaire soft drink magnate; W. J. ot tools bciiiridaJha bureau houses, In relation to the ta riff the them. Stoddard, prominent business man, in addition dt the standard meter, Democrats demand absolute repeal Witnesses said thnt women were was particularly impressed by the in the new Parisian manner. Highly of the Fordney-McCumber tariff insulted and men were ordered to solidity of Sanford and the sub­ and* G. W. Keeling, brick manufac­ n number of delicato instruments act and a return to an independent comply with demands to the accom­ stantial real estate values that pre­ turer, charged with having vio­ and standards all made of platin­ unusual in style and unusually high nnd non-political tariff commis­ paniment of the coarsest of oaths. vail. St. Petersburg, ho stated lated a section of the city ordin­ um iridium or other valuable in value! O ur exclusive presentation. sion. The bandits were at the road house has entirely too inflated values, ance invoked against persons ar­ metals. which tend to drive many prospect­ rested in places where liquor is The Farmer-Labor party adopt­ about 35 minutes in all. ed ns its puramount national issue ive investors uwny. drunk. The trio were ar­ Great Dam age Caused "public ownership of transporta­ Mr. and Mrs. Axt are returning being rested Feb. 9 in a fashionable tion, resources, and banking," to Newark Saturday but they in­ apartment. By Explosion in Mill while in state affairs they de­ tend to come to Sanford early next manded a sweeping reduction in fall und spend the greater part of RAMSEY’S 8 UCESSOR NAMED QUINCY. III., Feb. 29.—Two taxation and public expenditures, the season on their newly acquired (Continued from pngo 1) TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 29.— men aro dead and four probably enactment of a workmen’s insur­ sent to Melanin at Palm Beach by farm . William M. Russell of Brooksville fntally injured nnd two missing in ance act, an adequate and just his employes, relating to efforts Friday wns appointed county judge nn explosion which Frindy wrecked labor compensation law and an old to keep a subpoenut for his ap­ for Hernando county to succeed n portion of the North Star Egg ago pension law, its proceeds to bo pearance from issuing, and the the late G. V. Ramsey. Judgn Cace Company’s paper mill. The derived from n tax on income. telegrams were rend into the com­ Ramsey died several days ago injured arc in hospitals. The ex­ Fusion between the non-Itcpub- mittee record. Senator Walsh, after having served many years in plosion wns caused by excessive licun elements has become a de­ Hem., .Montana, interrupted the (Continued from urge 1) pressure in the steam boiler. velopment. An effort nt complete rending to statu that ‘Senator Un­ Tiie wnereuhoutH of General the position. fusion between the Democratic derwood never endeavored to in­ Sanchez, conininnder-in-chicf of , : Forty members of the house an- und Fnrnier-Labor groups failed fluence my conduct in the matter tlie* rebels in Vera Cruz remains BMmced they would each intro- at the proposul meeting. Pur- in any wise.” a mystery. Federal generals com­ dbca a 2.75 per cent beer bill. sectors between Mexico Senotor Curtis in a statement manding City nnd Voru Cruz expressed the I The senate immigration commit­ said two of McLean's employes tee agreed on the census of 1910 nsked him to aee Senator Wulsh belief that Sunchcz Is leading the an d 'a two per cent quota law for wrecking hands which have and see if McLean could he ex­ train been interrupting trains. Mili­ Ml immigration basis. cused from being subpoenaed be­ tary authorities that a ^V irtual agreement was reached cause* of ill health. He lidded that wireless messageannounced sent to dc la Mtween Republican leaders and inhe suggested they take the matter llu crta from Frontc.a Sanchez gergenta for the Longworth com­ up with Democratic senators and in Merida relative So toreinforce­ promise to replace the Democratic that they see Senator Robinson of ments from Yucatan for the Vora ipeotne rates in the tax bill. Arkansas, or Sunator Underwood. Cruz rebels lias been Intercepted. ; President Coolidge attended the Reports that Jninpu had boon (lacing on view a t the library of captured were expected momentar­ OOOgress of the originals of the ily nt the war department, where Dcaaratlon of Independence and it was stated that General Faust , Mm Constitution of the United (Continued from page 1) Topete, who withdrew from Tierra Btates. » Chairman Lenroot, of the sen- Congressman Will Not Vote For with government business here, Bluticu after capturing thnt posi­ tion, had united 1,000 troops nnd • t® oil committee, informed the Bonus Unless Definite Pro­ expects to leave at once for Miunti, proceeded toward Jn:apu, co-oper­ MOate that the oil lease cases vision Is \ Made For Its Fin., to spend several days with ating with another column of 2,000 Would bo instituted in the courts Payment. his invalid wife. under Urbulcjo advancing from •very soon.” Mr. Daugherty’s visit here was Oriental. - Senator McKollar, Democrat, IN Ireland, they still point to the place where Sir W alter WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.— In Tennessee, introduced a resolution answer to numerous queries from still somewhut shrouded in mys­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 29.—A proposing an inquiry Into the in­ Florida as to how\he will vote on tery Thursday night. He appeared Raleig-h planted the potatoes he brought with him from come tax returns of E. L. D*jheny the soldiers’ bonu.sTiTU, which is before the federal grand jury, guardian ad litem cannot admit or ta d of Harry F. Sinclair, scheduled to come up during the which is investigating activities waive anything adverse or preju­ America. The venturous k n igh t w as much impressed dicial to the rights of minors who d The senate postponed until Fri­ present session, Representative 20 minutes. day consideration of the resolution Joe Sears, of the Miumi district, of the veterans' bureau, but made arc entitled to special protection with the edible qualities of potatoes and touted them of Senator Wheeler, Democrat, announced that he will oppose* the no comment on the information of the court of chancery, the su­ Montaha, for an investigation of measure, unless congress provides asked of him by the grand jury preme court held Friday in an highly to his friends. But in spite o f his efforts to popu­ •be administration of Attorney some method for raising the nec­ or what information he might have opinion reversing the decision of voluntarily given that body. He the circuit court for Broward essary revenue. General Daugherty. larize the spud, it was half a century or more before it Theofsenate sum­ tion taxes, oil thecommittee bonus, elimina­ “The department of commerce,” wns in the grand jury room about county. moned Mitchell Palmer, made suid Mr. Sears, "has prepared a tion of A.unnecessary state offices, became an article of general consumption abroad. public relief more for the telegrams farmers,tomore and from local statement showing thnt the gross Edward B. McLeannnd and heard Kail debt of the national government self-government a general Has Psychic Mind 8policy . Schuyler, of Denver, Colorado, of economy are urged in the was $23,260,513,000, or $213.90 Today, a new food product becomes nationally known various inplatforms. testify connection with Teapot per capita, on June 30, 1922 and Dome. At the present time, with five $22,526,773,000, or $207.1 1 per cap­ almost overnight. Modern methods of distribution ’fDemocrats Senator Edwards, Democrats, ita. on June 30, 1923. and five Republicans New Jersey .assailed thecandidacy prohibi­ “Certainly with this large in­ having announced their quickly place it in thousands o f stores. Advertising tells fton bureau in nnd an address dealing for governor, two others re­ debtedness ahead of us congress should he fair enough to write in­ With the shooting of Senator ported to be preparing to enter th* the public about it in the newspapers. People try it, like Green, and was an­ to the bill the sources from which contest,oftheVermont presidential primary swered Senator Willis, Repubbetweenby President Coolidge nnd it expects to obtain the revenue to it, and shortly it is in general use throughout the coun­ llcan, UnitedOhio^ind States others. Senntor . Hiram pay any adjusted compensation. Should 1 vote for a bonus bill with­ try. Johnson is creating little interest. % *. The Democrats will have no presi­ out any provision for raising the dential candidate on their ticket, it revenue, I would fed honor bound to vote for nn additional taxation ia stated. By the same means American manufacturers—through’ Democratic candidates who have to meet the payment. Of course, announced for governor ure Dr. I would niuke a light to place the advertising—are putting w ithin your reach many of the Carle ton B. McCulloch of Indi­ tax on those better able to pay, but should I fail I would still feel anapolis, Joseph M. Cravens of boons of modern life. W ithout advertising, we would Madison, Dale J. Crittenberger of honor bound to support whatever Anderson, Charles S. Bait of Terra plan was presented for passage lack many of the comforts and conveniences that go to Haute and George R. Durgun of regardless of how unfuir tho plan might be to the ex-esrivee men Lafayette. Henry A. Barnnnrt o; Rochester is expected to announce and their Immediate families. his camlidncy within a short time. Therefore, I cannot sec my way Mr. Bureau is the only Demo­ clear to vote for n bonus bill un­ cratic candidate for the executive less the way of raising the reve­ position who has come out with r. nue, on a tnir and just basis, is statement that he is opposed to first provided for. "I am ns anxious as any mem­ the Ku Klux Klun. The men who have announced ber of congress,” Mr. Scars con­ themselves ns candidates for th<> cluded, “to help the ex-service men Republican nomination for gov­ by passing u real adjusted com­ ernor are Edward C. Toner of An­ pensation bill, und if the majority derson, Edgar Bush of Sulcin, of the house and Semite will bring Mayor Lew Shank of Indiatiupolir, up for passage a bill which will May or Ora Davis of Terre Haute have incorporated in it a fair and and Edward Jackson, present sec­ Ijust proviso for raising the rev­ that will givu to the retary of state. Mr. Davis a n ­ , enue—one boys more than will be collected nounces he will oppose the Klnn. fiom them and their immediate families in the way of taxes—or Arcadia — Construction under if the government will force the way of state highway from here foreign nations to meet their ob­ to Fort Myers. ligations, I will vote for the bill.” • Groveland—Construction of hard Apaluchicolu—i9 miles of road surface road to Howi-y corn- to bo built from Cnrrubcllo river to Blocker’s ferry. pretty 18-yenr-old Eugenie Dennis of Atchison, kus., who New Port Richey—Plans being Gainesville—Approximately seven ork demonstrating her unusual psychic powers before u ode fur erection of new First miles of streets paved in last 10 tists. She is not a professional medium. months. iptist church. V7/ SEARS AGAINST BONUS WITHOUT STATED T A X E S ts K’* Kti' j Advertisers Deserve Your Support Patronize Them �THE SANFORD DAiM r HERALD, SATURDAY, *!ARCH 1, 1§*4 ______________________________ freck les An d BY BLOSSER h es f r i e n d s \nuy, Boys’- v o u DlDMTWASW f VOOC PACES’ r^J TODAY, DID f t CE X v o u ? /* * ;; - fi? - VMtVL <50 r f n l fn r T m t u .'a ll lb l r T a lk b y M r. ffr, «Itry a a . ■ L .. vj l S a m u e l I S : 12-23) L And “ i m u c l r a m s ' to S a u l : n n d S lM U l s a id u n m h im , Itleneeil In* if t h o u (if th e L o r d : I h a v e p e r f o r m e d J y t h e c o m m a n d m e n t of t h e Lord. Pv And S a m u e l r a i d . W h a t m r a n e t l i ; t h e n th is lileatlh K o f Hie s h e e p In 1 m in e ears, n n d th n lo w i n g o f t h e LCdxen w hich I h e a r ? W . And Saul s a i d . T h e y luive h r n u a h t l . l h e m fro m t h e A m n l e k l i e s : f u r t h e T’people s p a r e d t h e b e st o f t h e s h e e p T-and of th e o x e n , t o s n c r l f l r e u n t o r t h e laird t h y U o d : a n d t h e r e s t w e L jtn v r u tterly d e stro y e d . •$• T hen Ksniuel s a i d u n t o Kaul. Ktuy. < n n d I will te l l t h e e w h a t t h e L o rd f t h s t h said to m e t h i s n ig h t . A n d h e f fiatd u n to h im . S a y on. Sfc*. And S a m u e l s a id . W hen th ou r n u l l titt le In t h i n e o w n s i g h t , \v u s t * ; t h o u not m a d e th e h e a d o f tlio . tr i b e s o f Isra e l, and th e L ord ano in ted t h e e k i n g o v e r I s re itl? k And the L o rd s e n t t h e e on a J o n r bey and s a id , t i o a n d u t t e r l y , d e ■.n tri.y th e s i n n e r s t h e A n i a l e k l t e s . k a k a p ^ itlil n g la n s t them u n til th e y f 1,7 eonsum ed. |g £ W h e r e f o r e t h e n d i d s t t h o u n o t I. obey th e v o ic e o f t h e L o rd , tin t fly u p o n t h e spo il, n n d d i d s t > > v li In th e s i g h t o f t h e L o r d ? ' And Saul s a i d u n t o S a m u e l . Y ea. 1 h av e o b ey ed t h e v o ir e o f t h e L o rd , a n d have g o n e t h e w a y w h ic h t h e la i r d se n t mo. n n d h a v e h r o u g h t A g a g th e k i n g o f A m a le k , a n d h a v e U tterly - d e s tr o v e d t h e A n ia le k l te s . . D u t t h e p e o p le o f t h e spoil, s l y e p , ancU naen. t h e c h i e f n f th e t h i n g s whtol* sh o u ld h a v e be en U t t e r l y d e ■tjaveil, to s n e r l f l r e u n t o t h e L o rd tB iEtiod In C ll g n l. * 2 j | i | Sam uel said. H a th th e Lord j f l f S reat d e l l g li t In b u r n t o f f e r i n g s 'S M T .s a r r if l i't s a s In obey lug t h e A t ""f L o r d ? U ehnld; t o o b e y v I R f t t t r th an sarrlfire. and j u f a r k e n t h a n Hie fa t o f ram *. ■Tffllf i reliolll'in Is a s t h e s i n o f W fie n e rn ft . a n d s l u h l n f r h n e s s Is a s : fM |blt> and I d o l a tr y . I t e r a u s e t h o u httYt rejected t h e w o r d o f t h e la>rd. b e h a th a ls o r e j e c t e d t h e e f r o m lielug king. S _____________ A____ i________________---------------- ------ f CNTO V TASS1 MOOSE AW SEE _ IF Ml? MOM, ,, ^ is a t Rom e f nnd asked in return nothing but obedience to laws mnde by a lov­ ing Heavenly Father for man’s good—laws that link man’s happinrsu to his virtue and hl.s pros­ perity to his righteousness— Inws which, when obeyed, enable him to rise up nnd live upon the ex­ alted plane to which He calls all his children. What God Might Have Done. Hut man is not compelled to obey there laws If he were com­ pelled to obey them he would not be free. Man might have been made per­ fect like the birds nnd the beasts —which live up to their possibili­ ties. The birds are free from fault; they do all the work th at is nrigned to them. And so with the beasts. The horse is one hundied per cent useful; the cow is ns serviceable, as n cow can be, AiO, /AA'A,<A and the pigs do their best. God might have put man in the same class and exacted from ntnn the same obedience that He exacts fr-m nil other animate things. Hut He did not. * He mnde man ‘ a little lower then the an g els’ and "crowned him with glory nnd honor. Mnn could not rise vol­ untarily without the power to 'fnll; which freedom to worship God carried with it freedom to deny Him. Man’s I’uwfr of Choice.Howards nml pmiishmciits, blessmgs find cursings were set before man; he is nilowcii to choose the tood with the rewards that nre indissoulbly joined to it, Just ns he may choose the wrong with the punishments that go with wrong doing. • Duty and reward, disobedience and punishment—these go in pairs. Whim n person chooses one lie necessarily chooses the other, just titudes and permits man to enter ns one chooses to be burned when into the heaven above nnd into he chooses to put his hand into the the heaven that will come on earth lire. when Jlis will is done here as it Some who have an excess of it done in heaven. The Sin of Stubbornness. egotism—a superheated conceit — The truth that Samuel uttered rebel against God’s plan nnd imagine that they could have made was so important that he phrased a better world, or devised better it in still another sentence: "For laws for running it—a world in rebellion is at the sin of witch­ which one could revel at flight craft, and stubbornness is an in­ finity and idolatry.’’ No excuse could bu offered; the sin was dcd the sinner unrepennut. w.t the decree: “Thou cd the word of the Lord, ord hath rejected thee r king over Israel." ons are more practical. one appearance, nml begun well. *'e"' but in spite of cunstnnt advice I-'fry ian being a t every age from Samuel, he went wrong. An- *" hfe mid take to heart the thority was too much for him; “ it word* iamuel to Saul, because went to hi* head,” a* the saying H’ eve eart is the tendency to gee*, and he proceeded to show (•s‘11* how easily a ruler can be corrupt-; Prld nl by power. often , _ After Saul had led the petfplc! disci pi in u successful campaign Samuel alway enlieil Israel together and had ' haul's selection confirmed by a •uo" and one of the ino::t difficult fluhttscite. •ThenManuel delivered (•*■ cultivate. •-*tSonw»'Mnc has 'sniil n'” Vonderfifl f ftrel-.ell ailtfid i. th.U when one beebme.i humble ho which ha* been a model for retir­ ruiv. tie on his guard lest lie heing officer?, although not all of ci'iue proud of Ids humility. (hem have been able to secure Temptation lo I’ride. such u unanimous approval of In proportion ns one nets in n their public service. representative capacity, und served i he le.cum text deni* with an in­ in a large way, just in that procident in their life of Saul which 'portion is the temptation to pride may mv m very trivial in the evei increased. of critic*, but show* in a very em­ . The Christian's strength it not phatic way how stern arc God's n himrclf; it comes from above requirements. "i answer to prayer; too often the Saul Disobeys God. source i* forgotten and one be­ Saul waged war against the comes boastful of borrowed power, Amah kite*. He was told to fight against them until they were con­ a* if it were his own. Beginning with the conscioussumed. Instead of olieying the letter of the law, lie undertook to n<. ■of weaknes i that inspires poconstrue it according to lii.t own tilions for strength one is apt to bjeomo forgetful and treat the pulooses nnd plan*. He saved King Agog, of th« gift* of the Heavenly Father ns if Amalekites. it could not have been they came from and were a part out of any sympathy for Agng; it ot himself. Obedience to God and may have been pride; he may have wanted to exhibit him in triumph to the heavenly vision is our duty to tho children of Israel chained ami should he our greatest pleasin tho rear of n triumphal proves- ,Jr,e sinn. Saul also saved some of the spoil, sheep and oxen. When Samuel carried to him the Lord's rebuke he reminded Saul of what God had done for him: •Nl "When thou wast littla in thine own sight, wast thou nut made tire u’m head of the tribes of Israel?" "> • Saul’s Hypocritical Excuse He had boon lifted from nbseurity to prominence. He bud H"o done nothing himself to win the !'.v great distinction that God liqd be- , stowed upon him, but im-.tead of u.': being content to do what ho’ was , told, he* did as man is quite prone "'■l to do—he substituted his • own . ... judgment for the judgment ot' hi.- r -l lomnmndor.in-chief. He did worse; ho attempted to • Justify him..cl I'. He even offered 1 a hypoeiitical exeiuc, raying that si. the people ti. >k of th '.1 spoil tjhtvp <i and oxe:i, tin chief of the thing* which sh'iuhl h.vc I cc i «lc-tr;yed, .•!„ '^TTie children of Israel clamored a king. dfor .f"Thin all the elders of Israel .'ftfctho red themselves together, and came to Samuel unto Hamah. L-. "And saitl unto hint. Behold, , thou art old, and thy sons walk ; not in thy ways; now make us n . king to judge us like all the nni. tions." ‘ It will be notieeil that three rea­ sons are given: The first was that Cafiamucl was old, the second that T is sons did not walk in their ^liRtifier’s ways, anti the third was idfiat the children of Isreal wanted ' to bo like all the nations. We nre not able to estimate the relative weigh of the three rca­ ' sons. The first, however, could not have lit'cn the most important, be­ t cause age is to be expected, and g God hatl always raised up a new prophet anil judge to take the place of the one who preceded hint. Samuel's Had Sons. I The faults of Samuel's sons may h u e contributed materially to the iptssatisfnrtion of the people; that man so upright ns Samuel should TTlave had children so tlisobrilient , and so unsatisfactory was calcu­ lated to excite criticism. The partialijF 'jjh^L }fl*1 jtt*fi5thjr Id ,r0 4 ' « tlnue 'them in spite of their mis­ conduct may have aroused a fear that he would try to make one of them his successor. Ilut it is prob­ able that the third reason was tflWst influential; it is tho only one repeated after Samuel’s warning. They were n peculiar people, dif­ ferent from the nations about them. They relied for guidance upon an (.invisible God sneaking through .his prophets, while tho nations . around them hail visible rulers vwho could lead them in battle ami execute the laws, crude as they may have been. God told them .•through Samuel what a king would do, nnd it was as taithful a picture of the unlimited monarchy ns was "tver painted, it reads’ as lul"dflws: •»<ir The Way of Kings "Ami hr said, This will be the maimer of the king that shall "reign over you: He will take your '♦fins, nnd appoint them for him­ self, for his chariots, and to be hi* horsemen: and some shall run be­ fore his chariots. "And he will appoint him cap­ tain* over thousand , and c a p ta in s Over fifties; and will set them to ear his ground, and to reap hi . harvest, and to make his instrunt|jqi- of war, ami instruments of ^htj chariots. And he will take your daugh­ ters to he confectionaries, and to be cook*, and to he bakers. "And lie will take your fields, and your vineyard*, and your oliwjrnrds, even the best of them, and give them to hi* servants. "And he will take the tenth of your seed, unit of your vineyards, and give to his officers, and to his servants. "And he will take your menservants, and your maidservants, und your goodliest young men, •Ulnd your asses, and put them to his work. -•"•-"Hb will take the tenth of your to eadliln unto Jeltovaii. iTion • ii . sheep: und ye shall be his serv­ fellown a rebuke that stands out 1“ r‘, ants. n-M'And ye *hall cry out in that day because of your king which ye shall have chosen you; and the Lord will not hear you in that •r r ’’, , r '' 11 ‘> ne*. *•( at., D cfcnilaut*. I •• I at w i IluyncM, aii | Davlil ” ■ '■'*' ! >. II llvtii k . unit If iluuil, to i*ll I M r l l m • l.iim ln g I n * r » - > - u n d e r ‘" r - ilr. Ili> n* n mi.I l»ri\lil \V 1 h i ry. t o ill*, f o l l o w liu; i l d c r l l i r t l i.itul, ot- a n y p a r t o r purei-l tlo -rio f. m i , i. ly im r nm l lo*lrur In ili<< i 'o n n l' "f niltiolc, a m t Htttte of ri**rI I i a n d i|i *.rriliei| an S uu tln v i Ht i.ni.iit. i o f S o u tl tw e n t <Jimri.*r i l i n i Nnrt l i i n t t *j i»A»•t ••r. n m l I* hm fo u r lu'ri-n In N o r t h w m t c o r n e r ) Hectlun II. T o w u n h l n 21. Houtli. Iln n a u 21 I.'uhi. .I'ontululiMf T w r u i y v n i x a c re s , tiiori* <>r \v»*. It n i i p e n r l n x f r o m t h e »n*,in Mil of e o m p l a l n t llbot In thin e a u i a a u ln n t y o u . t h a t y o u nm l i n c h of you tlUVu o r fliklttl to h a v e ro nie I n l r r e n t In n n d t u tin* land h e re i n lihovu d m c r l b v d nnd th a t ynnr placet# o f y e ald e n ce nr.- u n k n o w n ; t l i i ie f n r V . y o u l a t w r c t u e llu y n ii, and. lia v lif \V. t j u r r y . If ll v ln u . und 'If d e a d , all p u r i t e . i l n t m l n K ' i n t e r - BANPQBD DW T f » |L » t 9 , 8 A m P A T . K W H t, I n Ik* C t a t i l ( ’M t l i f lk < I t m l l IlCfcnaeu. jen ip w - ,»»»*». u r i r n u r a , J a c o b Hrorfc. 3 m >m w >L K f n a n u t l J a d ir ta l c t m l i * ( i k i R«<H* i f ll c li tt , d m a a n l . ' C h i r l f i .T. B u c h a n , tlo r ld a . In .n n fl h f U r n l M l i dt*cen*ed. M lehnel J . Doyle, d e c e a s ­ I n C fcaarrry. ed a n d fleorire C. O r a n i l e y . da* cun m l . u n d e r tin* firm n a m e of D o y le an d D r a n t l e y . Jo s e p h M. Ar* rednndtt. d e c e a s e d , J o h n C/ K o a t e r , of A a r o n J e r n l f t n n . a t a'-. D e f e n d a n t s d e c e a s e d . W i l l i a m I . T a y l o r , d e ­ March, a: l>.’ i l l , " W . J a c o c k n . d e ­ there make nnswer lo*t|.,» 1 T o A a ro n J e r n l i t a n , If llvlntr. R o b ­ c e a s e d , C h a r l e s kin*1* c e a s e d . C. \V. J n c o c k s . d e c e a s e d . e r t l l n r n h n r t , If li v in g , S u s a n l l a r n complain! exhibited BKalnit * 11 ?« l i a r t , hl»• w »'lfe. ...................... If liv in g , J o s e p h II. this cause; o t h e r w i s e d « ^ r .* ° u '» H ug h ey .', d e c e a s e d , Thom as A. confesso will b.. entered V" .Pr,» A s k e w , lIf‘ 'l i v i n g . K a r s h J . A s k e w , H u g buy. d e c e a s e d . - A. >!. T h r n s h e r , y o u , and each o f you-. a '**9,tut h i s w ife. If l i v i n g . J a m e s W e e k s , If T r u s t e e f o r Kvn If. T h r a s h e r , d e ­ liv in g . Jaeo b llro c k , If li v in g . c e a s e d . an d K v a II.' T h r u a h e r K m n n u e t l l e b l t . If liv in g . C h a r l e s p u h l I Le' Manf.m| iiVmiib* d e c e a s e d . A l e e ' W a lla c e , d e c e a s e d , T. Iliiclian, If l i v i n g . M l r h n c l J. M a r y tl. Htuvln. d eceased. L a w r e n c e ^ J ^ O > p " " t u r l d a . ..nr D o y le . If li v i n g . a n d d e o r g e C. f l r n c c . d eceased . M a r y W a m h l e f d e I l r u n t t r y . If l i v i n g , u n d e r t h n Arm r e a a c tl, tl. B. W o m b le , d e c e n s e d . n a m e of D oyle a n d D ra n tl e y , J o s e p h i h a n ri.m 'r'th r* ’ ^ J o h n s H. Womble'. d eceased n n d M a r y M. A rre d n n n . If l i v i n g , J o h n C. r o s ­ W o m b le , hlg w i f e , d e c e n s e d ; o r ie r , If llvln'g. W i l l i a m I*. T a y l o r . If l i v i n g . C h a r l e s W . J a e o c k s , If li v ­ o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to lo t h e l a n d s JIBAL) K. a . IKH’dl.ARs in g . 0 . W. J n c o c k s . If li v in g , H n r - h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , o r n n y p u r l Q lc r k « f th e C i r c u i t Court S ’ . a rle t J. Jacockn. If li v in g , J o h n th e r e o f , nnd a l s o n n y nnd nfl o t h e r B e y e n t h J u d i c i a l . circuit ,,f n ' V H u g h e y . If liv in g . T h o m a s A.- p e rs o n * w h o se n a m e o r n a m e s a c e f'J*. In nml f u r Stmlnol*. unlT. I l u g h e y . If li v i n g . A. M. T h r n s h e r . II u n k n o w n nnd w h o m a r t*e I n t e r e s t ­ DEO. A. IUCCOTTBH. l i v i n g . T r u s t e e f o r E v a II. T h r a s h , ed In t h e p r o p e r t y Involved In ti ll s Uollcltor'and of Oouns,.| f,,r Cuniplalnant. r e r. m id llv a II. T h r a s h e r . If liv in g . s u i t , a m i h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , o r A l e c W a lla c e , If l i v i n g . M a r y O. 8 to - w h o c la i m a n y r i g h t , title o r I n t e r * 1-1-11*19*14-1-9-16—ia.j. i . j . v ln . If living. L a w r e n c e t l r a c e . If l i v i n g . Mary W n m lilc . If l i v i n g , tl. S. W a m b l e .If l i v i n g , J o h n 8. W ornh ie . If liv in g , n n d M ary W o m b l e . hln w ife. If l i v i n g ; n n d If .iiald p a r ­ t i e s a r e d ead , t o a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m C IT A T IO N . E v a A. H e r n d o n . i fr e e d e a l e r , C o m p tu ln tan t. SgftlSi? D r u g g i s t s n r e In s tr u c t e d t o re f fin d m o n e y In e v e r y In stan ce when, s a t i s f a c t o r y rcsiill* « r e n o t o b t a i n e d . T h e v e r y lim t i!h*0 ri.K W jo x r.x M v j : n a m i k i d i k v t o x i c a l m o s t I n v a r i a b l y s t o p s t h o te n d e n c y of s n u e s l n a and coughing a n d th e t h i r d d o s e u s u a l l y a t o p s t h e s e v e r e s t C OLD . ............ ... C o ld m u s t h e clu ssed a s u s e r i o u s d ls h n S e s o ' g e t r i d of it at „no t I f y o u r m usch 'S n r e s o r e o r y o u v h n v e t h a t chilly feeling w i t h n d u ll h e n d u r h e , ICs n e u r o s i g n t h a t y ou linv e taken D o n 't w a it f o r I ’n c u a m n l u t o d e v e lo p , h u t buy n h o ttla of ('l.| \i J O N E S L IV 'K it AND K I D N K Y T O N IC tu d ay . T h e c..»i I* *ma'n a n d you r n n n o t a ff o r d t o t a k e u c h n n e e a t t h i s tim e of ; . -ar. I ’u r Kale a t _______ __ _ . • _______ 'CAUSE OOP /ACM. VJASNT MOMS AM' . V3= DlD.MT I MAvJB T O 1 / 25 Graduates A re Seeking Additional D egrees At Florida UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, MaA | 1.—Graduate students en­ rolled fit the University of Flor­ ida a t present number 25, accord­ ing to information given out by James R. Anderson, dean of the College of A rts and Sciences at the Institution. This number does not include those who work for their degrees during the summer school, but only those present at the University a t this time. The majority of the men are working for tho degree of Master of Science. Nine are enrolled for that degree. Six others are striv­ ing for degreef ae Master of Sci­ ences in Agriculture, and five for Master ofr Arts in Education. There are live working for the reg­ ular Master of Arts degree. tl will take fotn one to four yiara for these men to receive Moi* t f f **8 aftof *nrollmenL Moat of them are taking up teach* * / Profe8, l°n and ara seek|ng a degree in order to prepare thtmielves for higher positions. * large number of men now en?bKe<^ u1" , e!Shj * n school* throughout Florida enroll in the' graduate school during the iummer months whilo their schools arc vacated. IMMEDIATELY MONEY „ RATES SATISFACTORY WASHINGTON, Mar. 1__Rates on grain moving into the south­ eastern quarter of the United State, from the MissiJsippi Val! Icy to the Atlantic coast are rea­ sonable as they stand, was decided D esirable residential constru FOR WORKING PEOPLE Tho best'of vorkers get out of sorts when the liver fails to act. They feel languid, half.slck, "blue’’ and discouraged and think they aro getting laxy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in a sick spell, therefore the sensible course is to take a dose or two of Herbine. It ia just the medicine needed to purify the system and restore the vim and ambition of health. Price 00c. Sold by u|I leading druggists. ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON Is Um Phone Number C o u n t y of S u m l lm to an I S t a l o nf K lo rld n , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b ­ ed a s fo llo w s t o - w i t : All o f ItlocUs *A." I. 3. 9. IS. ?0. 21. a n d 24. a c c o r d i n g In t h e I’lnt o f M » llonvllle. n n d of r e c o r d In M a t Hook 1. o n I ’a g e 12','. K einlnulu t ’o tt n ly . K lorldn. r e e o r d s ; nl»o. All t h a t P o r t i o n o f llloek 27. nec o r d i n g to s a i d P l a t of M e llo n v llle tv h le h lies N o r t h of th e Koutli Hue o f t l o v e r n m c n t L o t o n e , In K eetlo n SO, T o w n s h i p 19. S m ith o f R u n g c 31 H ast, e x t e n d e d W est. It a p p e a r i n g f r o m tho s w o r n bill of c o m p l a in t Died in t h i s eausc a g a i n s t you. t h a t y o u n n d e a c h of y o u h a v e o r c l a i m t o linve Borne Int e i e s t la a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n ­ a b o v e d e s c r ib e d , a n d th at your p la c e * „f r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n . T h e r e f o r e , y o u A aro n J e r n l g a n . if li v in g . H u b e r t Ita rn h n rt.V lf liv in g . B u s a n B a r n h a r t , h i s wife. If liv in g . J o s e p h II. A s k e w . If liv in g .. S a r a h J. A sk e w . M s w i f e . If liv in g . J a m e s W e e k s . If l i v i n g . J a e o b I t r o e k . If living'. K m n n u e l Ito ld t. If li v in g . H ila r ie s T. B u c h a n . If liv in g . M ic h ­ a e l J . D o l e . If liv in g , a n d *im>rge h . D ra n tle y , If l i v i n g , u n d e r t h . ® l r m tl-ime of D oyle a n d B r a n tl e y , .lekepli .M. A r r r d o n d n . If living. J o h n F o s t e r . If l i v i n g , W illia m !,. T a y o r . If living. O h n r l e s W. J c e o e k s . If l l v l m . F. W. J i i e o c k s , If liv in g . H a r r i e t J. J a e o e U s . If liv in g . J o h n H iigliev . If l i v i n g . T h o m a s A H u g h ­ ey. If living. A. M. T h r a s h \ T i u s t« e f o r Hva 11. T h r a s h e r . If li v in g , n n d Kva If. T h r a s h e r . If li v in g . Alee W a l l a c e . If l i v i n g . Mary Cl. Mthvln. If liv in g . L a w r e n c e G race. If liv in g , M a r y W am b le, If liv in g , tl. S W a m ­ ble. It li v in g . J o h n K. W n m l d e . If l i v i n g , a n d M a r y W o to ld c. h i s wife. If li v i n g ; a n d If d e a d , nil p arties c laim in g In te re sts under A aron J e r n lg a n , d e c e a se d . H ubert B a rn ­ h a r t . d e ceased , Kitsati B a r n h a r t , his w if e , d e c e a s e d . J o s e p h II. A s k e w , d e c e a s e d . S u r a h J . A sk e w , Itls wife, tie* ,l"' TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS .OWNING PROPERTY ON THIR­ TEENTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO FRENCH AVENUE. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ ment on Thirteenth St. from Sanford Avc. west to French Avc. hna been completed nnd the completed work hn3 been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the Final Estimate of the cost of paving Thir­ teenth St. 21 feet in width from Sanford Avc. west to French Ave. with .•duct asphalt on a rock foundation: Ih.lii ( u. yds. excavation Of1 lDc ................................................5 1932.10 Iklfu) Sta. yds. overhaul (fi) 1c ................................. ........ .......... 29.50 •1071 I.in. ft. concrete euib nnd gutter @ 75c ......................... d280.r>0 191 Un. ft. flush curb (» 30c «............... ....!................... x.... 118.20 |>-I98 Sq. yds. 15" rock foundation @ Toe ... 1873.50 550" Sq. yds 2” sheet asphalt <y> 97c - -................................... 5337.91 W heelcss & Welsh 3C02 Sq. ft. concrete alley iettfrnh 22c ,0(50.1), 9.0 ( u. yds. I’lnss II. concrete 0]) $23.00 ...................... 220.80 2 Type A Inlets <n> $30.00 ...................... ......................... 00.01) Vulcanizing Shop 3 Type R Inlets @ $27.00 .................................................... 81.00 1099 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile Gp $(15.00 Per M................ - ......... 200.13 ('or. Oak Avenue and Third Street lid Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer (R> $1.10..................................... 127.00 Extra Work ..................................... ..................................... 19.97 Monument placed a t street intersection (J) .................. .......... 0.50 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ................................... . 211.05 Exclusive A Rents for Legal Expense, Advertising, etc., 2’* ..... ............................. .'M0.70 Tires and Tithes Engineering P,« . ...................... .............................................. 093.52 To be borne by City 1-•'t, (5120.60. To be borne by Adjacent iV.ipert Number of Feet frontage, .'5772. Asscrsmcnt per foot frontage, $51 S e m in o le C o u n ty / A b stract Co. Announces Consolidation with Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. of Sanford, Florida. • » .1 • Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for abstract work left nt our ofTicc, No. 100 Park Avenue, will reccive prompt and courteous attention. Across from express office, H. A. Halverson, Prop. Groveland Building constructulm 8 city tota^ J 5300,000 SECURED RELIEF THROUGH FOLEY PILLS John R. Gordon, Danville, III., writes: "I hnve suffered with kid­ ney trouble five years; could not sleep at night and was always tir­ ed. I was not strong and hard work made my back ache. I got somo FOLEY PILLS and after a few treatments I felt better and could work with more case, be­ came stronger and could sleep bet­ ter.’’ FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, make them more active. Get a bottle K. H. Trafford's Map, Sanford, Fla. Elizabeth B. Musson, Lot 1, lllk 15, Tc. I Wclnka Investment <‘o. Lot <5, ltik 15, Tr. -1 Meiseh Realty Co. Lot 1, lilk 15, Tr. 5 ... Mctrch Realty Co. Lot (’>, Blk 15, Tr. 5 ... O. G. Roller, I-ot I, III); 15, Tr. (1 . ...___ (). G. Roller, Lot 1, Lllk 15, Tt it . Meiseh Really Co., Lot 1, lllk 15. Tr. 7 ... Meiseh Realty Co., Lot I. 151k 15, Tr. 7 ... Meiseh Realty Co. Lot I, Blk 15, Tr. 8 . Atlantic Const Lino l(y. Co. Iteg. a t N AV. Cor. of Lot I. lllk 15, Tr. Thence S. Wly at right angle i to the cent line of the Sanford & Indian River It. now the A. (’. L. It. It. 50 ft., thence N. \\ pnrallel to sai l It. It. to the K. line French Avc., thence N. to the S. line Thirteenth St., thence K. to' Beginning M. I), liatchcll, Lot 5, lllk II, Tr. 1 ... C. F. W ight, E. 51 ft. Lot 10, lllk I I. Tr. 1 Mrs. Kunnio II, Rohbins, W. (*.’» ft, l,ot 10, Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic Will Do It idrrCBED ‘.t 'V D1UUX3QE B-fl'j, t r e E>EDEdnr fffcYl 70s IDO L5'0* Cady-Parker ?4cdicine Co., Inc. •1 3B nE aB C 3E aranncnsaz"!nrK B »aE snB a«naniiprc*H xaxiii b Office of R. C. HUNTER & BRO., Architect*. (House A-110) B u ild in g Phone 472-W Small and Economical Forr the small ro smnll family that seeks a home of distinction, this little English cottage should receive consideration. Not only will it give a home of character but will prove an economical investment as well, for, it is designed to be built at low cost. The sketch of the exterior gives yne a good idea as to how the house will appear when built, while the floor plans show the compact, economical layout that Is to bo doslrcd. The walls are frame construction with stucco finish, the chimney is red brick, the roof is slate and thu timber work, etc., is stained. One enters the house through a vestibule, on cither side of which are provided generous coat closets. From the vestibule, one passes into the living room. The stairs start up from the living room and land in the center of the house at the second lloor, thus requiring but small hall space. A single service entry serves the kitchen, refrigerator and cellar. The kitchen is well arranged. The sink Is located directly beneath a window nnd has large cupboards on either side. Lo’s in WnndrufT’s Suit-Division on easy terms. HOO acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Hotly. Sub­ divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or In lots. Easy terma. For Fire Insurance see u.s— 30 years in business. Two good bed rooms, a hath and plenty of closets complete the second floor plan. Storage space is provided in the attic. A cellar extends under the entire house, nnd here is provided the laundry, the space for heater, the coni bin and such. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON In building this house the first floor level should he established two steps above the grade so the finished house will *et close to the ground ns shown in the sketch. Coat about $0200. Phone 12---------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson Complete working plans nnd specifications of th is house mny be obtained for n nominal sum from the Building Editor. Rejer to house A-110. 105 Palmetto Avc. und 100LBYN£Ie*«a' 1113 Sanford Avc, \ ALGRAIN \ F E E DS SANFORD FEED H{K AND SUPPLY CO. H o ssn f \F E £ D / nes Are you Jiving in the Present Age taking advantage of the great gifts of Science—saving time through the use of— THE TOST p it IB ia on e a t . !:• m i d l i s t Quality and Gpod Workmanship have ways been the builder s safest investn B tn u )iN G i. Phone m H ia iiH iiH U M fa fiiin iN ! BMALL— T H E A n derio n. S a n fo r d . That's what the Herald Want Ads nre—cold facts— about things that ara plan­ ned for your good. They are plain statements that will help you get what you arc after in business, home or recreation. Read these cold facts ev­ ery day and soon it will strike you forcibly that there is something you arc missing. That is tho help the Herald Wants can af­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things bv thu Herald Want Ad method and you will find them profitable, even }n the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all tho people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Hcruld of­ fice. Phone us to send for it, or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 WITH For Resurfacing Old Roofs Gcnuscn Latite Shingles can lie laid directly over a roof of old, worn out wooden shingles. There is no need to rip off the crncked, twisted shingles. ’*\ Because of their distinctive design and the Key, Genaacifi Latite Shingles lock ns securely into plnce on top of old shlft^ glen as they do on n now, smooth roof surface. The doable butta. with their pleasing shadow line, conceal the irregularities W the surface. The snving to the owner of the building is considerable, since the cost of labor is greatly reduced. Leaving the old roof in plucc not only protects the Homs Trom storms which mny occur while the new roof is being ap­ plied, hut it makes u warmer house in winter and a cooler houaa in aummer. And last hut not least, you save considerable on your Flra Insurance as tho rnto on Genasco Latito Shingles is considera­ bly less than on wooden shingles. BHItr Than mMmMatd NtiOr WHY? ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES —accomplishing more in life? If not see us at once. Let us equip your home with these labor-saving, clean, attractive, up-to-the minute Appliances. (Jet Prices From PAY TWO PROFITS ON THE WIRING IN YOUR HOME. LET YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK SEPAR­ The House that gives ATE. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. •I‘YOUR .MONEY BACK M ARE NOT SATISFIED." MAKE YOUR LIVE STOCK NY DIVIDENDS “COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE.” ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a CONTRACTOR AND DEALER FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES Dcirc an 651* Crain Ration. Is th* moat tc* nomical. as well as the best balancm horse feed on th* market. ..................... . 58.5 190.02 RAY BROTHERS i, Lit 5, lllk J-l, Tr. ‘2 58.5 190.02 I 9, Blk H ,/Tr. 2 .... 58.5 100.02 i/'l 10, Blk 11, Tr.‘2 .... 58.5 190.02 Pitone G1& IILTr.^3 ....................*.... 117 380.04 lllk 1 If Tr. 3 ............ 117 380.01 Ik 11, Tr. I .............. 117 GSO.Ut .ot 10, Utk 11, Tr. 1 ......... 117 5180.01 I Get (i% On My Saving’s Account 14, Tr. 5 ............................ 117 380.04 UlkXl. Tr. 5 .................. 117 380.04 WHERE? Bl|t*l 1,'T r. 0 .................. 117 380.04 0, PJk M, Tr. 6 ........... 117 380.01 4 5, Blip 14, Tr. 7 ............. 117 5180.01 t 10, Jilt 14, Tr 7 ............ IT 580.04 : 14, Tf. R ,..................... 11 280.01 . H lkl ^ T r. 8 ................ 11 . 380.04 1. ink 15, Tr. 1 .......',....... i n 280.04 ?. lllk 15. Tr. 1 ................ 117 280.04 Ml Ulk t5, Tr. 2 ................ 218 805.60 OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH Ik 13, Tr. 3 ................... 117 380.04 Ik 45’, Tr. 3 .................... 117 380.04 going final assessments are payable without th, *f021, and from and aft r such date, raid ICPtyp^Je only in ten equal annual installments THEY’ WILL PAY YOU 6 PE R CENT, unrtum on all deferred payments. City Clerk, and the Seul of the City of Sun­ day of February, A. 1). 1924. F. W. PLEDGER, President 20!) Magnolia Avc, G. E. McCALL, Map*p* >ir I- R. PHILIPS, City Clork. 112 Magnolia Ave ............................................... ^^**^^***’*^*'* Phone 113 Phone 135 Sanford, The bathroom of today is the center of home health and comfort. N o other part FOR DEPENDABLE WORK THAT WILL GIVE LASTING SATISFACTION, CONSULT OUR CON­ STRUCTION DEPARTMENT. WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL YOUR NEEDS. of the home possesses the charms pecu­ liar to the ideally equipped bathroom. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER INCORPORATED ---- Phone 231------ - -- w COLD FACTS — AN ENGLISH TYPE COTTAGE — C o n tra c to r E ast H alf , Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. 1 1 X E I) As a to n ic w h en t h e r e is w e a k ­ n e s s a n d l a r k o f a p p e ti te , w h e n a l i t t l e e x e r t i o n tn ak u s y o n feel tired , y o u r leg* d ra g , y o u r h ack n r h s s . y o u r m o u th t a s t e s a n d y o u r s le e p Is b ro k e n . Clem J o n e s L iv e r n n d K id n e y T o n ic Is t h e o n e t h i n g t h a t will r e s to r e y o u r s t r e n g t h an d e n a b le y o u to enjoy life. C L KM tDNK.S L IV E R AND K I D N E Y TONIC, b e c a u s e of It* general TONIC n n d h e a l t h - g i v i n g effect, h a s e s t a b li s h e d Itself ns n r e c o g n i s e d rem edy for T O R P ID L IV E R , F E V E R . MALARIA AND COLDS. C LEM JU N E S L IV E R A N D K ID NKY TONIC ‘ not o n ly . .b e n.a H rla l . ------- .7 1* ** a llv«ir tn H IcInp. Imt It «.xerc Ii p s a clpunalnir am i n l l m u l a t l n s I n f l u r n r e In th e sto m a c h a n d b o w ­ el*. T hrmitfli It* PXr«llt>nt ca­ t h a r t i c p r o p e r tie s hllloun Im p u ri­ tie s w h lcl h a v e In tc r f c r r e it w ith h e a l t h y p rncf**f* a r c d r i v e n o u t. T n k * no IMLI.S w hile unlnic th e riled lei rn-— th e TONIC s a l l t h a t la needed. •n Waycross, Gn. ,;•«/•'* ■■■■ 1 FlE-ST FLOOD- PLA10 WILLIAMS, Engineer , Foot Final Frontage Assessment Name SPEED UP YOUR LAZY LIVER 6 EDIJOOMAM. The Consumptive Taking six bottles and is not Mitisfled, money will be refunded promptly... A Remedy for Consumption, A thm a, Hay Fever, Coughs. Colds, th at Distressing Cough of Pneumonia, fCough of measles, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Croup bron­ chitis, C atarrh—A G reat Tonic and Doily Builder— Purely Vegetable. No Dope. 15*; Alcohol, as a sol­ vent. Ar,k your druggist, He will ask his jobber. Send for Consumption, Asthm a, Hay Fever, Coughs, Colds thoritics on treatm ent for Tuberculosis. Sanford, JtesSUrnY. -, . ii a \ �E V f c 'V TH E SANFORD DAILY R E i U l A BAI Daily Herald _ “W ait, You May Lose.” Every Day is W ash D ay For Some As Brisbane Sees It ______ n t t f i A prize of five hundred dollars was won a few days ago About 1,000 Candidate*. by a Brooklyn man who suggested the above slogan as n Shrouds Out of Place. warning for railroad grade crossings. Twenty thousand j New Arm for Baby. I Second Ctnae Matter, Oc- slogans were submitted in a contest th at was conducted b y ' Real Money in Ratals. 111, at the* roatofflce at erlda, under act of Oarch the American Railway Association in preparing for an ex­ Copyright, ts!t tensive campaign to reduce crossing accidents. COtfH* FfttMedi HOW MANY sturdy Americans Safety first campaigns th at have already been carried out U M AS, Y ltr-fm M n l have resulted in greatly reducing the number of accidents a t willing to serve their country nro — MRO ----- — now planning to be President, do railroad crossings and the public is slowly but gradually you suppose? Phi its coming to realize the folly of attempting to beat fast trains There was a general feeling that to th e crossings. None cap determine ju st how great the re­ McAdoo had the Democratic nomlIPTIOS RATES i nutoin unless Ay Smith could get $7.00. Six Months IS.S0 sults of campaigns of this character have been. It away from him. I T T City by Carrier per We*ky edition IS Per Few accidents arc in the unavoidable class. The automo­ It seemed certain that Mr. Ooolbile driver is generally taking a chance. He doesn’t take the idge had the Republican nomination IL su tic e i Alt obituary time to stop, look or listen at railway crossings. He estimates by an overwhelming majority on the first ballot. da of thanks, resolutions of entertainments where th at he can make the point a few seconds before the train, But a little oil makes a great S are made, will-be charged and doesn’t stop to realize what will happen should he fail to difference in the political situation secular advertlalnc ratea. and now anybody has a right to do so. hope. I T R R A S S O C I A T E D P H ESS The new intensive campaign about to be inaugurated by . Associated Press Is exclusMany an ambitious American is Itled to the use for repub* the American Railway Association will without doubt accom­ spending his dollars now, handing or £JI news dlapatches to It or not otherwise plish much toward bringing the m atter to the attention of them to “political experts” in re­ In this paper end also the motorists again. By everlastingly harping on the subject it turn for presidential promises. published herein. All There are probably at the least a t re-publication of special is possible thnt some of the foolish autoists will come to de­ one thousand “serious” candidates lias herein are alio reaerved. velop good sense and will cease taking chances with’ locomo­ at this moment. (TURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 tives. MANY NEW names arc intro­ In addition to a campaign of education for the public the duced into the interesting oil scan­ THOUGHT FOR TODAY Ye the Lord While He May railroads should realize the importance of providing safe dal and many new features. Everything was breaking loo«e Call Yc Upon Him grade crossings or abolishing them entirely. Throughout He Is Near.—Isaiah 55:0. Florida can be found many very dangerous points. At some in Washington Wednesday, reputa­ tions tumbled down, new names places the automobile driver on making a sharp turn in the dragged into the light for which GIOTTO’S TOWER ny lives, made beautiful road immediately comes to a blind railroad grade crossing they are not at ail grateful. Never­ ■weet where the vision to the right; and left is entirely blocked. The theless. the gentlemen that gamble {•devotion and by seif-re- railway association is doing good work in urging the people J in stocks did not take the advice of one of their leaders who told »t, aurc is to run without to be more careful, but perhaps a little improvement on some them to sell out “because our glo­ iplaint of the extremely dangerous crossings would niso be a great rious industries’* couldn't survive if the Senate presumed to investi­ errands of the Parn- help in keeping doW® fatalities. gate them. Til* Itm M PHeitaa the reverence of uan feet, the nimbus which the paint the shining forehead of u ln t . In taeir completeness in_ ete. k Tuscan town t stand 'a tower, of Florence blossoming | Hone,— a delight, and a desire,— 'er’s perfect and centcnflower, the night of ages bloomed — ------- — <_>------------------ An “Unusual” W inter Season. SOME WISE Wall Street men seem to think that n iiUie investi­ gating won’t On any harm. All people, after nil, are interested in the government, nnd anything that stops wholesale looting nnd rob­ bing of tho government, must in the long mn be good for all— even Wall Street speculators! Contemporary Comments * groat city for ad­ vertising. One advertiser there buy# « whole page to print a card of thanks,—Tampa Tribune. When you begin to think vour town seems "dead," It’s a slgn^hat you are not as, lively an you used to be.—Asheville Citizen. a WUd horses In Canada sell for $5. Almost the price of Just a “horse’s neck” la New Yori-J. New York Tribunt. A Tampa woman 'Bays those who think her husband is “hard boiled" ought to see him some nights when he comes home “scrambled.”—Clermont Press. A politician has to get up pretty ! oily In the morning to escape being made the subject oi an im- ■ tigation these days.—Miami Heraid. Tho country is about as eager to hoar what Sinclair will have to say ns it was to read the pre.ddent’s message. — Kansas City Kansan. One of the latest novels is call­ ed "The Safety Pin" und is said to fcc n thriller. The real safety pin however rarely becomes thrill­ ing except when It Id entrusted with with unusual responsibilities and lets go.—Detroit Free Press. At any rate, the two leading candidates for tho Democratic nomination were born in the south —McAdoo a t Marietta, Ga., and Underwood at Louisville, Ky._ Tampa Tribune. Yes, Murphrce, too, nnd Jimmy Cox owns a newspaper and will evcntuully make his home in Flor­ ida. Florida 1j getting them in from everywhere. Bryan and Parker are nlreaiiy ours—Ocala Banner. Contrary to-Ihe opinion of some tourists this has been an "unusual” winter season in this section of Florida. As u rule visitors from other states smile when n Floridan makes a statem ent of this kind but the fact still remains. It has been an "unusual” season in th at there have been so many M E rra B H g ia cold days and so much rainy misty weather. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON AT ANCIENT banquets, toward Old time settlers in this county say thnt in twenty tho end it was customary to c u r r y ________________________ BY A. S. _PECK. I>- 1). years time, they have not experienced such a changeable S.ku1' ” roUml’ *“ TCmun\ KUC*|* | Ebcd-Melech Ik a “No-body” of.squudron were to enter tho home* ■ winter. There have been cold days in other years but the that thomunching teethwould Scripture—bu.tcd in the very ! harbor to receive the shouts o n d lj cold weather did not extend over such a prolonged period soon all be grinning like thoteeth in j^^tha of Prophecy und thus is not cheers of victory from the people ■ Btlng still the glory of the of time. Rain generally holds off until June, according to the skull. What effect it had wo well-known, naturally because of on the docks—the admiral forbade ■ That perplexing thought, “Did I Pay him?” will - — characters 1------ *— his own son—the most likely one u those who should know, but this year it has been visiting don’t know. Some probably got the larger und greater ■— Henry W. Longfellow. of all to accluim bis father’s glory ■ and personalities of other Proph­ Seminole county frequently. indigestion; others said to them­ ets, Saints and Angels. But yet, —to appear, ns ho said the parents , 9 never bother you if you pay b y check. Your can­ 1C the booster 1 Real Florida winters are much different from the one selves: "If that’s the case 1 may ns though u .small nnd common of the nation had lost by sacrifice's celled check is always complete evidence of payment. -oexperienced this year. The Sanford section of the state us well eat and drink all 1 can window-pane, beautiful and mar­ too many of .their sons! True j e da Sevigne said, "No velous vistas can be revealed; und Christian sympathy, feels, shares, ■ a hero to his valet," but if prides itself in having delightful weather during the cold now.” ■ in midst of darkness of tropic bears 1 We’ll be glad to handle your checking account. It months when everything in other states is uncomfortable. perfectly sincere, he will be. ■ 2: Now, Ebcd-Melech possessed MODERNS ARE more sensitive jungles, ruru orchids catch whne ■ The entire twelve months is ns n rule very pleasant with the than sympathy akin to this. is ju st one of the ways in which wc make transactions scattered beams of light, so those ancient bnndqueters. I famous "bobbed hair bandit" winter months just a trifle cooler than those of the summer Ruskin says, “ People would in­ the small and Insignific­ In Newark, New Jersey, John ii. through ' have it shaved in some fedeasier for our customers. stinctively care for others ns well ant, the greater can uppoar. time. From all sections of the stnte reports are coming to ■ nitentiary. Christman, undertaker, is ordered as for themselves; if only they ■ Ebcd-Melech was n servant in the effect that this has been an extraordinary winter in that by the cuijrl nut to hung his — —~ o tho retinue of the godless King. would imagine others.” ing frdm the number of telc- the weather has been so exceptionally "unusual.” It was no menu act for that ob­ shrouds to dry on the clothes line Zcdckiuh. By sheer pluck and McLean must ltavo left a scure man, Kbed-Mclcch, to come But while in Florida complaints are hoard because there work and perseverance, ho rose in his back yard. The neighbors ir t in“Wush;ngton when he Jeremiah's uid. Have you tried are seme days when it is chilly the rest of the country is suf­ said tho shrouds gave them the above the surrounding conditions. to to PalnVUeach. Kbcd-Mcleeh’s Similarly, the seeming purest of imagination? sympathy. Ruskin's -»■ o----------fering from snow storms, blizzards, zero weather and is in shivers. ■ flowers, the wnter-lily raises its section of Florida visited fact frozen up and covered with snow and ice. People spend­ This . great commercial nge is t-r upnm < . iii . i i head above the mud, the slime of, thur Brisbane has been IT SEEMS impossible to make th(, |ake’s bottom. Even the inili- hardening mens sympathy. T o o l 8 in that writer’s famous ing the winter months in Florida sometimes fail to reulize often it ir. tnu Idea of being H death really free from unpleasantvidual and despised Samaritan, in how fine it is here as compared with what they would experiThe visits of nuch men A COMMUNITY BUILDER “Paid." Carlyle with his char- ^ nm react to«•Florida’s SRK„WfiRUhey., ip, thpxQlilw„.wcUom. of ihe. cowitxy.ut -this. I w l- i"|««* i*M|benefit. l*i M lI1»»»•*< SWip.-WeiS J n e y in. W R WRUQIW, M tUv CQUIttUf. ttt ,U1& * v S & i In p«etr actoruticmvs dul *.ed it> .“Cuah.S ■—* mi' Ta-*M *V V"i* v O' fu w 2 fT Spriest ic ? t end Conscionc6ncs:i.' But Jesus” great J E. P.' FORSTfell, Rrenidcnt B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier Bit your , own business, boost 'period -ofthit year.^Fioritta tfrtmtffalnfrtrttiarOfc* tHtffftlftWiet&i*' teaching of practical sympathy b. " ■ drops « few degrees but ju st think how unpleasant it is in 8t'nsi“ e* ut lt s htm* for tlu’ . . . . . . Levitt*. Ebcd-Melech huil, how well-known: boost Seminole county, “Bear ye one an­ imagination to take the plunge j t.ver, special favor at the King’*1j Florida, boost America, and other states. M EiaifHEraaHHBaaaaaEiaaraHHHHaaaHaHHBHMsaHaaHBaaMu other’s burdens." Of His own COMPLETE EVIDENCE \FIRST NATIONAL BANK and realize that quick disintegru tion is better than slow decay. Be­ sides, the enrth may need restored to its bosom, for fertility's sake, the bodies that havo been built out of earth’s products. court. Wo remember n like in­ hearing, He said: “ 1 am among you stance in our own times of the as One that serveth." REPRESENTATIVES FROM MORE than one hundred B aaB M aH aaaaannaB iisnasaM H aaaaaB aaaH H H B H aaaH H B aiH interesting stories of the faithful “ If the world seems cold to you John Brown and his mistress—she church, social and civic organizations were in attendance at Kindle fires to warm it. who had gone down in history u:> the second National Motion Picture Conference held in Let their comfort hide from you the “God l^ueen,”—Victoria. Every Washington, D. C-, on February 13 and M. At this confer­ Winters that deform it." ■-rent crisi3 in life, seniingly, hiu Ebed-MeScch’s sympathy was not ence several resolutions were adopted. its Devil; as every (dot, its villain. THE FRENCH have invented a. So it was that political schemere j H ■■ — ■o ■ — One declared its deliberate conviction that the political, to the crib, had flung the great Jeremiah into 'Verdis are dwarfs in Gods world; in Miami they are buying social and moral welfare of the world is seriously threatened nietnl . . . . . nrm. Fastened . Under water and are glad to by the motion picture industry by use of its vast publicity \\ ho I a “ mi / baU,c a t. cf ucty a foul prison; and the King had J****“]I® nrL‘ hen id of this nnd the King comSympathy C o u ld lie n s b u t s p e a k . it. Fortunately, we in Sunmnndcd Ebcd-Melech: “Take from th« ? fo u g h tfu l Gentfeicss. and educational power to place itself above and in defiance tt baby tn atill huve plenty of room on Ebcd-Melech went into the of nil legal control. It declared its opposition to the claim of drink. That will interest many hence thirty men with thee nnd King's House nnd in the Treasury T f i a t ’s w f t a k t f i e y ’d s a y . land. lake up Jeremiah ou t of the the industry that it should be regulated only by laws appli­ busy American mothers. Any dungeon Chamber found whnt majority of before he die.” ie present high cost of gas- cable to the press and not to laws applicable to indecent American could make such an ami. If fe d e a e fi d a y I. There l.s rn.o value nml people consider refuse—“ rugs and la probably due, to a certain The trouble is that the mechanical worn-out garments." amusements. beauty in sympathy. it, to the desire of the oil There is a lesson here. For with arm couldn’t put the nipple back There Is n spiritual, deep one­ these seemingly useless, worthless tea for revenge upon the The conference also urged church and civic organiza­ into the baby’s mouth when the ness of fellow feeling in true for the many present in­ tions to demand strict supervlson and control of pictures significant things, a rope wn.baby loses it, nor straighten out Sympathy. It is morn than mere ir stigations. niade and became the very agency aimed at corruption of the public morals. ■ o the nipple nml set it working suffering in outward company. for Jeremiah's escape. There is, There may bo two h< rsea in ad­ It seems that almost every day again when it “goes flat” because of course, the lesson here, of the joining stalls; one dies, and tho need for care of small things— l new inquiry is announced, the baby chews too hard. ether goes on mflnch'ng its fod­ Common things, ii used aright, wonder if there is us much R e d C om b fe e d s 4 der. Fir Walter .Scot!, in one of will be blessed of God to accomp­ • f t and politics in these investiWANT CLEAN CANDIDATES WHEN THE Bolshevik Govern­ — — his great novels tells of Balfour [tions as there were ia the deals ment started in Russia, it said it of Hurley and his grua enemy, the lish great works. A little thing— TAMPA TIMES Ucb made the investigations | was going to make inonev ridicu­ Dutch antagonist: h»w even when “No good" in tno hand of one, be­ re e ffie m •eesw ry. A gathering of Democratic wom­ the condition that should a can­ lous. It succeeded, beyond its caught in the swift current of th • comes “Everything" for someone -----------o----------river, carrying them on to their else. 'Every time Secretary Pearman en voters from seven states in didate fall short of the necessary wildest hopes. quick nnd sudden dentil, they Sir Walter Scott’s motto em the Sanford Chamber of Com- Cleveland recently took nn inter­ qualifications, failure to vote for P e e d <ZJOm Since then Bolshevism has dis­ were found still gript in hands of blazoned over the fire-place at erce comes into the office und esting and important stand—a the opposing candidate could not covered that making money ridicu* stand which is entirely npprovangry combat. Kunnusa of body! , for “Oille," we think he is he regarded as breach of faith. In WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED g to incriminate our City uble. Inti which may startle and the debate, the women generally ; 1,JUS is not such a good plan after can exist—suffering in each one’s j Aidmttiford is a good motto, not r with the Teapot Domu upset the calculations of the ma­ expressed themselves that they lull, since ridiculous money won’t anguish .and still no t.ynipathy,— .alone for material things, but Elm Avenue and Commercial Street---------------------- Rhone 01 only antipathy of eoLi. Thus, on j spiritual especially; "Waste not; chine politicians. The women will be satisfied only with candi- 1|,uy anything from outside L coun- the third cm s raised on the brow want not." qjgaieiiaHKBBBaaaaBBKBnaoaaHgBHanaBeM agnM w w aw aaaa have organized what they call a , dittos whoso records a rt beyond i , of the holy hill of Call ary against : resentativc Sears declares “school of Democracy." They are 1reproach. tries, e will vote against tho bonu^ conducting this school of theirs | Tho idea, carried into effect, | *'"* ow dispatches say “Russians the darkened horizon, the Im -t“A smile: n word: a touch the method for raising the in tho form of nn assembly, nnd and if these women are consistent have real hard money eiinking in penitent Thief, vvns ro t in tune And each is easily given. ry revenue is definitely have adopted ii resolution declar­ they certainly can acconmlisli just i Yet neither may win a soul from ,tlined. Apuaren iiy he is iiook- ing in substance thnt party lines that thing, as far as their own their pockets again for the first with the Infinite. sin A benutiful story of tho exempli­ i •per enougn to know that you should not act as a barrier to the votes are concerned, is going to time." Or smooth the wuy to Heaven. The government issues silver fication of Christian Sympathy in t increase your disliurse- election of tho best candidate for prove quite revolutionary in ta without Increasing your iu- a political office. American politics. Even it not ac­ coins, and is making gold coins. nil its fineness in tc!d of the nmy lighten tho fulling It is u doctrine not likely to quiesced in by party leaders, those Real money and our kind of civil­ Japanese Admiral Togiv—whether “A smile unlcss you reduce your heart prove acceptable to the obi typj lua. same ieuders are quite likely to may soften pain's keenest of politicians, those who would hold in regard the eon so pueii'es ization seem to go together. Kill a Christian himself or not, I do not A wordsmart, ■ o->--------„._en it comes to wars the Un- not conceive of any outside their of their failure to present tli>- heat the money nnd civilisation suffers. know—-when afte r the close of tin* A touch may lead us from sir. i States is always the gout. She own particular party being it fit qualified candidates within th.’ir A better civilization may be found late Russo-Japanese War. Ilia flag­ apnrt; all the dirty work, invariably candidate; but is nevertheless ir a party. M.nny n nianvfncturcr during me past two years sumo day, but the kind we have ship and the other ships of his How ensily either is given!" pa her enemies, into n cocked doctrine which will have an ap­ And this of itself will hnv* an now culls for "hurd cash." has had an opportunity to measure as never before and then ultrustienlly with- peal all its own. These women excellent influence upon public a f­ ra without any reparations or first of all make it plain that on fairs, besides presenting an inter­ the real worth of his advertising investment. TIIE STREET cars of New unities. Perhaps that is fol- general principles they believe in esting departure from the old Sanford’s Forum York carry two billion, live hun­ ng in Ilia footsteps, but it does and are part of the party system tim eidca that any candidate de­ He has seen his trade-marked line keep up in sulet Be it a little hurd on the tax of government. But they jet up cided upon by leadets or managers dred und fifty-five million passen­ Editor The Herald. does not carry an implied obliga­ and his uiindvcrtised goods shrink to a small frac qualifications. gers in u year. The income in They first insist upon all their is a quite good enough candidate, nickels troni that crowd amounts The public rends in yesterday’s tion of personal protection, if noth­ tion of their former volume. Innumerable instances IT. Brisbane comments on W. party candidates being of the provided his political stripes are to more than u hundred million Daily Hernid in bold headlines, ing more? vis: “Negro Taxi Drivers Are Told And what may be expected could be died. snnors’ recent purchase of a highest typo; and they then attach definitely marked. miliars a year. That would seepi Not To Curry White Passengers next? Why not in like spirit of Everglade land. He says: warn colored barbers to discon­ a business big enough to justify In InFuture." (it. Conners tells you that lie i:i Dealers can tell u similar story. The number of the interest of law and order tinue their operations? The mail h shipping many carloads of the people going into it them­ I venture to ask if a license, for carriers to drop out und the city nukes carried of each item have shrunken to a very and other vegetables, NEEL BUYS KISSIMMEE PAPER selves, especially as they havo to any prescribed purpose, issued by garbage force nnd so fortli ad ttuf- 12 a bushel for his few—the host known and most frequently culled for. supply the cash to build subways authority of the City of Sanford infinitum? PALATKA NEWS sloes a t the farm. He raises Respectfully yours, Dealers have changed their point of view; they no that tho “private owners" sub­ and under the supervision of W' crops evury year, and tell Forrest Lake, mayor of Sanford, C. II. LEFFLER. rao> with his usual earnestness, After having been in control o f: made upon him some four years scquently operate. longer stock lightly with many In and j , but sub­ rerth quoting voib.-itim: " i’w The Kissimmee Valley Gazette for ago, when u candidate lor nomina stantially with u fey/. empire. God may kill me, if J u full quarter century \V. IS. Har­ tion to the state senate set upon JACK DEMPSEY, champion ris has sold his stock in the con­ him while on the public streets of lighter, is ia the hospiutl, recover­ iV " THE “CYNOSURE” cern to II. A. Neel, formerly asso­ the city und In attempt to balance ing from u surgical operation. Quick turnover is their only salvation in u de­ TAMPA TRIBUNE J tV ': — ------ n - — ■— ciated with “Bob” Holly in The some fancied grievance caused M.\ To millions ot Americans that’s pression nnd their real source of profit in a prosper­ Sanford now boasts of another Sanford Herald. The new owner Harris to lose the sight of one eye lubllcation. Tiiis time it is The will act us editor und business .by gouging the optic with ins fill- more interesting than the fact thnt “Don’t bo too hard on those who jword is borrowed Greek. To guido ous period. lekfolay Herald published by Rob- manager and will still hive with gor nail. During the intervening the Belgian^ Cabinet is out; that tho cru cat’s.ankle,” ships into port, Greek marines used that | r>»y JShe’s one a tne s an me, ’ says i amps rt L. Shipn. editor, Sidney A. him A. G. Van Agnew, who has years the newspaper tnun has la- the British new ambassador hna Prof. K. G. Lind, department of , to look at the Little Bear Constel'uJarrawuy, business manager nnd owned a half inUiCKt m the pub-1 bmed under u great dlitadvuntuge, ‘ English of Wittenberg Collage, i tion and locate Cynosure, which todman J. Lehmann, secretary t lication for the past dozen years.' and the sale was made more es- arrived, and that some kind of Springfield, Ohio. means dog’s tail. 1)4 troasurcr. The magazine con- Mr. Harris is well known (K.t.iu|ly because of this unfortun- arrangement fur Gemma repara “Euppusc we say ‘She is tho cyn­ Published by the Sanford Daily Herald in cooperation with Tho "So there you are. ‘She’s the I. Of sixteen pages well filled throughout the southern portion | t occurrcnce. Mr. Harris* plans tions has been completed—and osure of all eyes,' ’’ the professor dog’s tail,’ which is no better than i advertising and news m atter American Association of Advertising Agencies. more important than many other explains. 'She’s the cat’s ankle,’ or ‘the kit­ sterest to members of the De- Z f u m s A "»• 2 x » s ~ « * things. “That may sound better, but that ten's weow,’ ’’ j y fraternity. It is printed by handicapped because of art assault j[ public.—Palnkta News. X K ittbew s Press of this city. you die, boost, no matter i you go. -------- o-------Detroit Free Press has u n called "Famous Love LetWo have daily been look\ for something by Asa Candler, •o fa r have been disappointed. D ^ % D ^ Ia E v e ry W a y orelaying Better and Better— f i e f i e d C om b w ay. r ^es/e^i How Business Depression Tests Good-will P �/f* r -v «fJ ->■ *V7lw P■ GiM* 8ANW M P P 4H .T HBKAM>. SATOTOAY. MAECH.1.1*ZI JUNIOR (ilRIJt FRIENDLY SOCIETY circle has ever had. The next SILVER TEA meeting will be at the home of * AWORLD h u a t b ;;" Benefit of Episcopal chared On Friday afternoon, February Mrs. Abercrombie on Union Ave­ -members of the Juntor "FOLEY’S Cough Medicine Is a • Monday, Mar. 3rd, from 4 O illi*‘Friendly Society enjoyed i . ~nue, the last Friday in March, present were ploawhrtt^party at tho home 0f !Tho*e Mrn. John Lconirdt. their associate, Mrs. W. Gwynn 1S;iurling, H art Vaughan, Hickson, Avenue, EvanaviJle. Ind. "Last '£ • R ow on b y “WO «*rn * Attention o f the board members *r°x* I Flowers, Faye . . i d , B , Mitchell, Camp, month ) w&3 down with a severe Friendly Society In called to the .'act th at Tuesday i., . y*H°w calendulas, blue KJiiott. Moffitt. and Miss Florence cold, and getting worse, I bought a ------------------ — — is tho regular board meeting day. Uia and lupins were used for dec- c " h ’“ ' * ’bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND The meeting will begin promptly qrntion*. , pr,,r,(r’ [TAR COMPOUND, add the' nett a t 10 o dock. This business meet* The-aftcrnoon passed all too I ■■ight t | | u t was »*«•» well n i.s» uand iiu 0 u*. aK." n If /«»■ you In* of the retiring board and will quickly with music, games and HOME-MADE cakes, rosetts, date jmwant a quick, reliable remedy for, mark the close of the fiscal year. happy chatter. Plano solos were sticks, mints, etc., to order, coughs, colds and hoarseness in- Is Taking the Country By . . ~ r.----| played by Phylis Smith, and Pearl 170-W ’ »l*t «P°» FOLEY’S HONEY AND Wednesday, Mar. 5 is the gen- 1Rohsbn. A group of flute sobs Phono Storm n° ’___________ TAR COMPOUND. It aas all tho era] business meeting and Imme- 1wore played by Mrs. Fox, nccom' complete xst " I n i curatlva qualities of pine tar and A colors. 144 tlle». diately niter tho rogulnr routine; panied by Mrs. E. I . Burdick. A. r —----- .-------: '.cji ; honey. Sold everywhere. ' , hrlKht 114 counter*. * rack*. S business will be be * “ 'number ----* «* bujdncss heldheld the the election* of Jolly G. F. S. songs •llco. look of rules.anil of officers for the coming year. It, were sung by present. nwriictlnns: nn> one .. every . one ---- prcsc.... Is well to call the attention of the FOUNTAIN INN l o o m th e g a m e In u n The prize winners for the games NOT REALLY m lliutps. It's ~Ve r y 7 f l « members to the fact that no of­ were Ftercy May Ridlcn. Trixie ctnntlnxv AII In a t t r a r Eustis, Florida * * ficer is eligible to succeed herself Franklin. The guest prize iwas LOST U v e l i o x.* rn L n r«D a J< l on after serving two years In the awarded Mrs. E. L. Burdick.- The t reeipt of 11.00 fcJTliiiiTii Is now open and the management 25c t«m . same office except the treasurer. prizes were dainty lingerla pins. ‘ No article of vale* is The officers to be elected are, really lost until after The takes pleasure in extending to the Tho girls must have been busy * president, second and third vice with their "Hatchets" as a neat Herald Wants have been Sanford public and winter visitors presidents and corresponding sec­ sum was deposited in the basket called upon to restore it to n most cordial invitation to visit the Inn nnd partake of its hospi­ V e r y Attractive Ttfarh retary. the rightful owner. to start the church gift fund. • n Mali- J o t i i i T n M i Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ Asia" Delicious sandwiches, assorted t ' o v r r . with c o l o r e d UrnThe Literature Department at a enkes nnd lemonade were served parel, personal possessions, cated and offers to Us guests every iron iiiitlmm ad justah li* Tha t o a n y «liH r n r i l tatilr; most interesting meeting Wetlnas- for refreshments. things of Intrinsic value comfort and enjoyment. |»’ck*,t-,v il day, Feb. 27 finished the last two During Lent, the "Juniors" will . ’ and others that are prized cuisine nnd dining room service are AIStrlh-lmrntin.er stitch'**! acts in the nlay "Abraham Lin­ devote most of their meeting time because of their association, maintained at the same high de­ editi'H. r colored E x tra o rd in a ry Hi 44 coln." _ This has been one of the to sewing for their "Kitchen Lino" ore often quickly returned, gree of excellence that permeates value Special p r ic e ... . „ I'n tiR iV A iio .v o y ri:iti most interesting plnys read dur­ sale which they expect to hold when temporarily lost, 1tho entire establishment. W e will si n j p r e p a i d one co m ing the year and has caused among after Ea:;ter for the church gift through Herald Wantr, telephone 124 Eustis. i;late Mah-.lomt se t and l a i d * the club members considerable dis­ fund. Herald Wants are the •111* e'pver us iV *-rllieil nloiv- o n re cussion. first thing to consult when Those present Friday were relpt u f I2.50, Mt. Dora—New road under rou­ Wednesday, Mnr. 12 will be the ohyI " ®mith« Trixie Franklin,; something of value is lost st i :ction through Bolteaux Es- Chlaa-Atnerlcan Importing Co. nnnual business meeting of the. Pearl Robson, Margaret Edwards, or found. tate opening tip new residential I l l West G3th St. New York Literature Department. This has Hcmio ta Edwards, Gladys KepHerald Wants bring los­ t section. ' been a moat successful year from pler.Picrcy May Ridlcn, Marjoers and. finders together. every standpoint and Mrs. Martin l’*e Hoskins .Katherine Morrison, To reach all the people in two years has succeeded In Nancy White, Athalone Prcvnti, effectively — leave your Spring Samples—New Styles building up a very strong depart­ Mrs. E. L. Burdick, Mrs. Gwynn Want Ad at The Herald of­ ment. The oflicers l.» be elected Fox, and Hnrl Fox. fice. Phone us to send for ALL WOOL, S tills tailored to measure— $2.1.00. ut this meeting are chairman; it or phono it to the Want CIRCLE NO. i MEETS vice chairman; secretary-treasur­ Ad Department. Friday nfternoon the members er; membership committee; finance of Circle No. 1, of the Methodist chairman and program committee Church mot at the home of Mrs. PHONE 148 ihairmnn. E. A. Moffitt for the monthly bus­ 303 East 2nd Street. Between Tulmetto and Sanford Avr. iness meeting. The meeting was Those wishing to rent the club opened by the Scripture rending house for parties will please tele­ by Mrs, F. R. Mitchell, pentence *-a« phone Mrs. A. M. Phillips, tele­ prayers followed by the song, "Am phone No. 308-W. The club now I a Soldier of the Cross." After has complete equipment including tho devotional services, tho meet­ tlios and nankins nan’ ‘ for 20 ing whs opened for discussion. tables of bridge. The /h extra fur- Several topics were discussed, then nishlngs for the dressing rooms the nfternoon was turned over to IrJ has heon bought. Every day in th*» hostess, who served delicious /itf every way the house committee refreshments of hot rolls creamed is making tho club house complet­ oysters, pickles, olives, cake and ■A er. coffee. The social hour wits one ■Ji. * The members representing the i of the most enjoyable hours the I ijfi Hanfotd Woman's Club at the ■ County Federation meeting at tot Ldhgwood were Mrs. R. E, Tolar, -nmplnints began flowing into the .. . ,<u president and Mrs. W. L. Henley, county engineer’s office, by phone delegate. One of the moat inter­ anil In person, the “in person" be­ esting things reported by the pres­ ing irnte women, Within an hour ident to the Federation from tho a man was sent out to knock down i mn Woman’s Club was the fact that the offensive postors, but some­ Sanford uhd been made a bird one had "beaten him to it"—they ■mi sanctutary, making iSanford the were already down. A political placard has no more second town in the county to be­ chance along the highways of come a sanctuary. Flotilla than n snowball in Key ...»4 The Floridu Audubon Society West. The politician who uses raif’l will hold its unnuul meeting Mar. the trees and posts to advance his l ‘J-20 at Melbourne, Fla. At the candidacy had better think twice "Sting Bird Luncheon,'' Mrs. E. M. before he does so—for the woman Galloway will be one of the speak­ vote is u strong one nnd 20,000 ers to give n five minute bird talk. Florida women have practically Mrs. W. F. Hhiekmnn will net as banded together to boycott tiiose toastmistress. There are -1(1 bird things exploited by desecrating; snnetunries in the state of Florida, highways—nnd they probably will I Altamonte und Sanford making the consider a candidate a "thing." forty-fifth nnd sixth. WOMEN’S CLUB COLUMN - i i - l T Z iT S *StS* De: Office 148; e n d ^ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Mah-Jong Fast Action r -Mrs. W. W. Potter will .jn the members of the bon Bridge Club. 0—Childrens Story Hour [Library a t 2 p. m. -Mrs. Harry B. Lewis >>frtain a t bridge luncheon ’Valdez, the first of a senoring Mrs. F. A. Mcof Highland's Iowa and [Thomas Bentley of Toledo, n TABLE COVERS St. Agnes Guild will |,t 3 o’clock at the home of N. KobSon on Park Ave- $ v -Pipt* Organ Club will [with Mrs. Tom Moore ati nc on West Third Street, p. m. | the d a w n in g ling till the day dawns, . day dawns, own the river the ships il out so fine! iter dancing in the morn, rhino, nd nil fresh and free with tith divine day dawns, the day ktrns! 1% h the while I hear this irk o' cloy ope on, stumbling, through e darkness-wny, ling till the day dawns, tho jiy dawns. tt will run to meet its Lavenlincss; |inn will clasp me in its ong caress; will be delight and that jrill Ideas [the day dawns, tho day Jums! [By Mary tScw&rt Cutting. 6-nl- lht SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS try/-.- H iS ■m im NEW SHIPMENT A short time ago Irene Dunne was an understudy for Peggy Wood In a Broadway show. This season she appears in a current success in III. Nulty of Atlanta, was the prinin donna role especially written for her. Few have that honor |the business visitors In a t her nge. | on Friday. er Cook, of Atlanta, Ga., MESDAMES IIEEREN AND FERN DAY AT SOUTH SIDE ling n short time in SanMF1SCH ENTERTAIN AT PRIMARY SCHOOL. fmling to business, 'i LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. Fern 'day was observed nt the One of the loveliest of the many South Side Primary School Fri­ jpaz of Tampa spent the prc-Lenten parties given, was that day afternoon by the Parent* i Friday on n business mis- of Friday nfternoon when Mrs. Teachers’ Association and l.'ic ,id made his headquarters Harry lleeren and Mrs. Joint children attending the school. For [Valdez. Miisrh entertained nt bridge a t weeks the little folks have been the Woman’s Club house. caring for their ferns at home nil Mrs. J. M. Mahoney Glaltra ennderinna bougnnvilla, looking forward to the planting Ire been the guests of Mrs. buuhiniu and sweet peas in lnven-; time. The Hoy Scouts assisted by [McAllister this week, left tier pink, mauve and gray were preparing the ground several days ■for their home in Hibernia. artistically used for this beautiful before. party. Festoons of feathery a s - . It was nn impressive sight as |iVulter Torhuno of Hack­ pnrngus ferns interspersed with the children nt 2 o'clock mnrchcJ s’. J., is the charming guest fougluvillas were suspended from;out by grades in front of the |iiitert| Mrs. F. F. Dutton the balconies, over mantels, win -1 building, each child bearing ferns ne Un Mngnolia Avenue. dows and nrches. The long m antel' forming n moving line of plnnts. was covered with asparagus fern s,' The fern bearers then gave a short jiartin of Orlando, formor- and nt cither oml were green bas- but appropriate program prelimcity spent the day here kets filled with pink and mauve ■Inary to the fern planting, calling on old friends sweet peas. On the, stage, .pilver J Jhy first 'jjvorrtt «»C Attierlcq, was mling to business. 1 baskets and hand-painted vases ■sung lustily by all these young filled with pink radiance roses and patriots, while the second verse id Mrs. Jamoa iWwrPxty- bauhinius were used to advantage. 1being a prayer verse was sung [Chicago, 111., arrived in The lights were indeed artistic, the softly ami reverently, Friday for an extended shades being petal shaped of la- ] A group from the opportunity vendar tied with pink satin rib - 1room gave the following recitubons and clusters of pink sweet tion: land Mrs. Ed Wctzler of pens. In the reception hall, large; Our Town, i»r. Ohio, who are spending bowls of lavender thirties were ef- If you want tolive in the «r in this state nrrived in fee lively used. The color scheme * of a town Friday for a short stay, was carried out in every detail l ike the kind of a town you like, and later in the refreshments. j You needn’t slip your clothes in a [Garner and Miss Florence Mrs. lleeren, uttired in grey; grip, | of Ozark, Ala., are in tho crepe embroidered in .silver, and And start on a long, long hike— i » brief stay and are stop- with corsage of pink and mauve You'll only find what you left bcIthe Valdez. sweet pens, and Airs. Meisch, i hind, gowned in black Spanish lace over, For there's nothing that’s really ind Mrs. James May of satin, received tha guests upon a r­ new. ter. Tenn., were .among rival. They were shown to their It’s a knock at yourself when you inis in Sanford Friday and places by Mrs. Edmund Meisch, knock your town. pping nt the Valdez for an who wore it smart frock of brown No it isn’t your town—its you. te stay. and tan embroidered crepe with hat of brown miiam and tulle. Real towns are not made by men George Rice and Mrs. RnyThe place cards were fascinat- J afraid iey motored to Orlando ing designs of old fashioned girls * I est somebody else gets ahead, iy where they spent the dressed in lavender and pink. The If everyone yono works and nobody «y were accompanied home sniiks with former’s sister, who will nvnndcr and pink. You enn raise a town from the otne time here. dead. The ufternoon passed nil too quickly in the spirited game of And if while you make your per(id Mrs. George Knight and brldgc, und when scores were sonal stake, fcrs patients, Mr. and .Mrs. counted the prize for top score, a Your nuighbor can make his too, ten „f Newark, N. J.. re­ framed picture. "Mona I.isn," wns Your town will be what you want born- Friday evening from won by Mra. llart Peterson of tu see. •Here they spent the past Jamestown, X. Y., second prize, u No it isn’t your town—its you. _ Dutch sliver vase, went to Miss J The fotuLh gradu then sang with Gertrude Jordon. The consolation much zest: John Rugheimer anil prize, Florida pottery bowl, was | The Song of Sanford , Miss Carrie Rugheimer awarded Airs. Charles Ludwig. i This land of ours is full of towns, rlesu.n, S. C., ure the After the awarding of the prize. Towns both great and small; guests of Mrs. E. G. the tables were laid with dainty Hot when it comes to praising 4 her home on Myrtle Ave- covers and centered with crystal i them, vases of pink and lavender sweet Why Sanford bents them all. peas tied with satin ribbons ofj Chorus: of prominent people the same shades. Refreshments 11 am proud of Sanford, •mpa who are touring the of brick i ream in pink and laven- Is Sanford proud of m e. hived in Sanford on Fri- tier, individual cakes iced in pink What she needs is citizens registered at the Mon- und embossed In violets, pink and Trained in loyalty, tne party includes Mr. und lavender bon bona, and coffee When we work, when we play Rolf, Mrs. Fred Wolf, and were served by Misses Marie With our fellow men, Hr.'. T. L. Leiman. Buezing, * Mnigaiet Ingiebrecht, i Good citizens we will be, and Bessie Dinner Mr.;. Edmund Then I'll be proud, FASHIONED TACKY Meisch and Airs. M. Minarik, Miss: He proud of my home town PARTY. Ruba Williams, Mrs. Endor Cur-1 And ill make her proud of me. "rial given Friday evening lette and Mrr. C. R. Kinky. I • Hero's circle of the PrcsThe affair was of exceptional After this a group from the > Church a t thu home of enjoyment to the guests, there be- first and second grades gave the Jh(*i| I.iljti , was quite a ing twenty-three tables of players, following recitation, •nd was indeed a most en- and the exqusite taste of these • lanting ime. •ffair. two charming hosteshes being re- Spade in hand, our ijzduus Liljn home was llected in every detail. plam.eo, J into an old fashioned Among the out of town guests( For this fern day. this glud day. *>th quantities of sweet were Misses Marie Beuzing, M a r- These plants will grow, we surely and calendulas *to- garet Ingiebrecht and Bessie Lan, 0°.w' , , u ,u •uh potted plants. ncr of Seucausus, N. J., Mrs. Kirk And add to our school both gro.e 1* number of old fashioned of Steubenville, Ohio, ........................ and beauty Mrs. J. A. If wo but see and do our duty. **rv played, the feature of Kcough of Orlando, Mrs. Arthur 5|ng being the old faahion- Redpath of Orlando, Mra. W. Then the following original res­ A. olutions contest, the contestants Read of Bloomington, HI., Mis. from the fourth graders Hisi Idu Gray, Mrs. H. laiuise Robinson of Chicago, Mra. was read by Lois Shelly: Whereas, the Paicnt-Teaehcra' Miss Virginia Smith, Mae Christian of Chicago, Mrs. jdc*. Mrs. Mcro, Miss Flnnmrsn of Pulaski Va Mrs! Association has planned n fern Mrs. Lilja. The judges George Morris1 of f c o h " mM A .;day to help us make our grounds i T. Woodruff and H. R. B. Peterson of Jamestown, N. A•. ^* . . . f _ wn.) awarded tho prize " • * * « «*;>«•* of _Atlan*». | We » » ! > « to “cq costume to Miss Ida «Mrs. Perry Jernigati of Clermont, 1c*wlv py. Mrs. Roland Read, and Mrs. Endor the ferns. 1 the evening a program Curie tt of Geneva, Mrs. Chibelle \\e fcaoh* kshioned music was ren- of Crown Point. Ind., Mrs. Walter "« [>»-' " lots iIrs- Robert Glenn and Wc resolve to keep the dead •her,ip gave a number of , ■ i’iano solos were ren'Urmen Guthrie and Pearl Miss Geraldine Muriel DINNER PARTY I We 'resolve to keep the grass ■Wightful group of reudMax Stewart was the genial host l away flom the ferns, and to take h to a dinner Friday es^HI perfect fart* of them. cuelusion of the pro- at Putnam Inn, DeLand, his guei.a * . . .. , hti *tesse3 served old-1Mias Isabelle Tate, Mr. and Mrs. | The third grade tollowed with " ginger bread, sand- j Tate of High Point, N. C. « coeg addressed to the Great Pickles, and coffee. r;»& D R E S S E S Received This A t Earthquake Prices C h u r c h w e lls ’ /AH'members of all department!' are urged to attend the annual meeting. Thin is open to every club member but not to visitors. Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. Haines City. Florida, Feb. 20, 1924. kind My dear of Madam President: 1 know your club realizes beau­ ty is an asset, also that beauty is preserved by eliminating tho un­ sightly. So I am asking your co­ operation In a campaign to dincourage candidates for political of­ fices from tacking up cards nnd signs on fences, telephone pole3, trees and so forth. Enclosed you will find a splen­ did editorial from Tampa Morn­ ing Tribune on this subject. Will you please have this editorial pub­ lished in your local papers, and will you ask all candidates in your community to refrain front mar­ ring the scenery by tacking up campaign signs ? With all best wishes to you and your club. Most cordially, (Mrs. Jack) Margaret Pryor, Chuirman, State Beautification, Committee, Florida Federation of Woman’s Clubs. Wasting Money This year, the candidate for of­ fice who sticks his name und pic­ ture on posts nnd trees along the highways is going to feel the displcusuie of the general public. The candidate who resorts to placards to announce his candidacy and ( show his name and features had just us well go home and go to bed. He will be defeated the momtnt he sta rt' tacking his cards along the highways. Recently a county fair manager dccorntcd a fine forest on the highway between Mount Dora and Eusth with thi'er foot banners held in place by two lcth 3. They hadn’t been u,» kO minutes before Gardener asking for sunshine nnd rain to make these* plants grow. Each grade bearing their ferns i nthenr arms then marched off to the plot under their room win­ dow where they planted them while singing: Deep in the* earth today Safely thy roots wc lay, Ferns ef our love; Grow thou nnd flourish long; Ever our grateful song Shall its glad notes prolong To God above. Mrs. Nickle, Mrs. Earl and her committee are doing a big work in helping to benutily these school grounds nnd in various other ways to improve conditions. Martha May was at this time presented with a book ns a prize for her composition printed in the Herald of this week. Before pre- i sentin^ the prize Mrs. Earl read the composition to the children. In all It was u most appropriate pnd interesting program and was much enjoyed by the interested friends and patrons present. The memory of the occasion will linger lung with the children und help to make better citizens of each and every one. M — — " ------ A City of Progress * 1 I'dV i ** ■_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ’ ■yHi j r _ *.a.. ■if To plan—Inaugurate and execute the Intensive development neccsanry to the building of a modern city and resort of the better class—is n far greater undertaking than the development of an ordinary sub-division of a few hundred acres. J uQ'i .11 IlMf To clear the land—grade and construct 30 miles of paved streets—more than 25 miles of cement sidewalks and curbing—lay 21 miles of witter pipe—erect 621 light poles and string 30 miles of electrical wire—put up and equip 150 cement light standards each carrying 5 lights—and all in a little over two years—is a huge contract—hut it has been successfully accomplished nt •rw*«« !l > I •« • I rt HOLLYWOOD fn> 5 ■-itlft'iiI t** Sr. X** n |n. Kc |o . Ilu BY-THE-SEA 1 at,f This was only made possible because the complete construction of all pub­ lic utilities and features has been done by the HOLLYWOOD LAND AND WATER COMPANY— under the direction of skilled engineers. flu [at In; I*1* lix fo:* )i». of i.C* |ve A MB Nothing is let out under contract—but is done by the company in order that the work will be both right and permanent. : * The company owns $150,000 worth of machinery and equipment for doing this work that is developing IIOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA into one of the great cities of this famous resort section. § .rjit © <D m To the thousands of visitors and residents of this section a cordial invita­ tion is extended to visit this new modern city. © FREE sightseeing trips are now made twice a week from Sanford to HOLLYWOOD-BY-TIIE-SEA—Full information including special rates at the HOLLYWOOD HOTEL will be furnished on receipt of signed coupon. to Ick 1 t. ■ I*a [> b - linr fi«t isivy. 1ha )h*i »y. © (D HOMESEEKERS REALTY CO. m l%{£ ii Agents for w B HOLLYWOOD LAND AND WATER COMPANY J. W. YOUNG, President MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr. Valdez Hotel, Sanford, Florida jjj *Yj 1* -+t Mg > ■ • ■.*1 VI �■ The World O f Sports ’GATOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS RECEIVE ‘LETTERSTUESDAY First View of Giant Camp evert t m ( tFV+rf* •1 *9s •***'-‘.T W T 'T 'f l' w - ^ v y"■ DAILY J U B A L O l A A T in D A Y : M A M A L l t t 4 TUB -By CONDO | Se - - ------------- ---------. T * . ;' < 3 c e , e v e f t a T T ^ 'f b o ’ & a - .M o 'r y l o o k i n g , » B IT . M / e t t . W O 'd is KINO Of* O o A N T TO © O Mi<THTV <3«*J©fKJL .• ► T H C te 'S » AN A n » ru c c o t o r s i c k w o s s , c s o t m a a r o u n i i , O N L Y . C A ST* N IQ h T O O * BLOCK - ■RAYB8 HAVE ARRIVE!* 8T. PETERSBURG, Mar. The advance guard of tha Boston Braves, headed by Emil Fueha,' vice-president of the club, and Manager Bancroft, has arrived here and begun spring training. Other members of the team aro expected Mar. 10, and will be ac­ companied by Christy Mathewsoii Included In the first arrivals were Batchelder, Cooney, Marquard and Kemp, left-handed pitchers; Ben­ ton, Barnes, Genewich, Latsin Lucas. MeNamanr and Stralter, right-hand pitchers; - Cousineau, COIN1E8TONE TO B E LAID , l w r « u h U o ^ fM soiL MAYPORT, Mar. 1.— The coyneratone of the Jean Ribault monu­ V « ^ -P U » s com pute ment will Mi laid here next Mon­ strbctlon b f nsw offk* day. afternoon under the auaptees of the Daughers of the American Revolution/- The monument is be­ ing erected by that organisation to, commemorate the landing of tha THE EYES French explorer at this’ place on OF ALL SANFnLSanforfi May 1, 1562, he being the first THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY,. MAHCH I, 1*24 PHONE YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION 148 Dallr H.rnid a n t -a d rates ^ ^ ^ J ^ FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS D - LN-CONVENIENCES FOR SALE PHONE 148 b y t e l e p h o n in g y o u r w a n t a d s d ir e c t t o t h e h e r a l d T o B u y R ig h t WANTED AUTOMOBILES AND BUILDING REAL ESTATE WMt SAUS-B.SM — M ln T .-s n MISCELLANEOUS 1 R EPAIRS vnnrishes at Sanford Novelty P u k SAI.K—1 , Coronado Beach MATERIAL g« yWbacauie * TheSanford*, W ren Grid Warrior*, Member* Work., sole agents. 15 an eight room furnished house DEPENDABLE USED CARS" Trtfpkonei! n«e. will he re. .MIRACLE Concrete t & T l opportunities are 3 j? of Florida’s Greatest Team, PUBLIC stenographer. Phone eel'rd r » « n a lr r n a nu.l r o l . 1923 Dodge touring, almost new. cement week, sMawlaka. . J ^ f E f t r S T C S ^ e s with two lots. Located on Flagler J j^ o u a d luted on I irelor Receive Coveted *‘KV’ »»■! iM in ed lafrl)' to r . 349. 107 Park Ave. Ave., good income property. Mrs. In Real Estate, LOCATION is second One 1923 Dodge Coupe. ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. T pum rat D. A^Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St^___ Dodge touring, 1921. Ter wRieger, Prop, 2 S & for h0,"e “nd con,mercln! No matter only in importance to price, and often is * GAINESVILLE. Mnr.l.—Fifteen Ifleir ----------------- (Or a lin e coaches and scouts. Several news­ planting. Largest nurseries. Vie- b OR HALE—Attractive modern ROOM and board, $8.00. 402 F irit Dodge Roadster, 1919. |Th«r” .............................. he* ■ lin e II -.1 . . > ■ Lumber and Building M aterial.' papermen representing Beaton members of Floridn University’s St. bungalow. A bargain, terms. |l l i i i r * —— lie u lin e ' Dodgo 1922 touring. hlonts Insure the controlling factor in the sale of a Carter Lumber Company paiiers, also were In the poitjr , I Tine* ——------- ---- Ir n lin e __Inquire 1103 Oak Ave. good early profiU. For full i„. famous “Fighting ’Gators of 192."'’ Dodge Sedan. ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■s i* ’* * WANTED—Plain lowing. 717 W. N. Laurel St. Phone 568. piece of property. i«k F a c e T y p o iluulilo a b o v e ; joripation and illustrated catalog b IVE acre Celery Farm, with nico 1922 Ilopmobile touring. wore signally honored Tuesday at Firat St. Phono 368-W. natr.-e. Tampa—Plana being made for HILL LUMBER CO. House e ^ j N°. 9, writo Southern Adapted One 1922 Ford Sedan. bungalow and b;t>arn. K. F. Lane. chapel when awarded nmgnlficcrt ,• rcdiiersl ( l a i r s n r e f o r e n n erection of $400,000 theater and MILLS Lumber Co., Oviedo, Fla., Service, Quality and Pries* 1; JR"* Ad at The Her Nurseries, Bnrtow, Fin. 1 Ford touring. 19?** ■utlvc In s e rilu li* . blue sweaters bearing big eightoffice building. f o r sa le £ Three lots on __ for pine and cypress lumber, ftco- Phone ue to ih _ w ords o f n v r r n K e l e n g t h P al-1 Decide carefully the use to which you Buick Touring, 192& Phone 135. inch orange letters. President A. FOR SALE—Rhode IslamFeggs rough or dressed. Other building «rr r o u n le ll n line. metto Avenue; reasonable terms. It or phone It to the lti'to n InteiiMttionat truck. m| wish to put the property, and also con­ A. Murphree presented each player material. Get our delivered price*. [Inlmuin c h a r g e 30a f o r d r s t E. r . Ixine. Ad Department, \ r f0f rii inK,. ir’ for $L00. Reo Speedster Truck. 1022. with the coveted honor, and no inerrllon.' I Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. FIVE lots on Elm Madam Harriet, sider its possibilities in the future. 1 1-2 ton Intemationjil truck. j| a d v e r t i s i n g Is r u s t r i c t e d t o I Sanford. happier hearts were to be found Ave., facing Thono 3.103. 83-tfp Beauty Parlor. proper r l a s s l f l r a t l o n . Overland Roadster, 1928. PHONE 148 _cast._E._F. Lane._______ _ than those of the stnlwnrt young Whether searching for business or resi­ a i c k w e s s IS N 'T T H e. ONLY. TH/A1Q T H A T 'S ' It an e r r o r Is m a d e T h e B nn- (SANFORD STOVE WORKS .121 Over Mobley’s Drug Store. 2-ton Indiana Truck gentlemen of the gridiron when NICE corner lot, seven blocks yd H erald w i l l lie r e s p o n s i b l e Park Ave. Phone 245. <SOIN<» A R f t J N D '. O CCASf OfsJACt— V f Ll N 6 6 T in Next door to Smith 1-ton Republic Truck. they proudly displayed the gleamdential locations, the man who consist­ ir only o n e I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , from Postoffice; price $050.00 A c z k a v g Y A R O A PV A A IC <= A <5e>N T , a » o * W« carry tha beat in Smarting Goods a t all times. i r Ford House Car. 1 a d v e r t is e r , f o r s u b s e q u e n t I 'y e b*N» and re- cash. E. F. Lano. , . ing "F " to a near thousnud wildly If jtrtlons. ' T i m o f f ten s h o u l d he I pair nil kinds of cook stoves ently reads the Offerings on The Herald IvUCM X V o \ a v D O e N L Y 'F e e C A A C L ,M Y SANFORD MOTOR CO. not have w t a f y W w ant we will get it. \ 1 ‘ cheering ’Gator students. r* itlfled I m m e d i a t e l y in r n s e o f 1your trouble is stove trouble, sec ^IGL home on corner lot, price Dodge Dealers. S T R e N C T H O o M lN Q . ’B A C K ! ' * HA y V NOT Floridn University and her won-' Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as THR SPORTSMAN STORK •.(?“Ao0'00' cai'*1 balance Phone 3. | derful football combination was r' TO A D V R ItT IS C n * . 0«2. L oG K lN C S t ^ ^ L C ^ B O T a - l V A 'l H f e o T T l I V C a l EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and $.15.00 per month. E. F. Lane. You can find the name ef aver? ToRUsT u..ihc . subject of tremendous com­ A H erald r c p r e s r n t n t l v n t h o r every day real bargains find their way B e T T e R. i ® & T T S R . , i 'J j ‘ * repairing. Call H. s. i»ond FOR SALE—Large house In best ichly f o m l l l n r w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s New and Used _merit throughout l)ixiu during the live Rusiness Man in Sanford la el rln sslflc n tln n . w ill g lv o y o u residential section. Take 5,000 phono 223 or Peoples Bank. into these columns. ROADSTERS V-i recent fall months when th<* implele I h f o r m n l l o n . A n d *f this Column each day. loss for quick sale. Apply .101 TOURINGS Orange nnd Ulue was sweeping ___________ KD^fc Park Ave. ju wish, t h e y w ill n s s l a t y o u In ’■T FOR COUPES ttirding y o u r w a n t a d t o make I gallantly to a most envious posi.. , SALE—Baby Baby chicks, 33.. C.* SEDANS irtore r f f e e ti v e . i tion in Southern bootball circle--. Rods, Barred Rocks, White and h GR, SAI.L—r> acres, all cleared TON TRUCKS -„n '■need, 5 room house. About | I t was a great team that Van Fleet n ir o it T 5 f .I T XOTICK. Silver Wyandotte*. 3. C. White 'i i 'T. ' It)n ing orunga Cash or terms. ! was directing last fall, and every jAdvi rllse r s sh o u ld g iv e th e ir I leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy i2 L lbenrin,l uru,,K° trees, sevMRS. A. I. SPENCER irt or p o s to fflr n a d d ress ns aeh,* pear, plumb, porWe Sell or trade. !' one of the 15 players who are ju*t egg producing strnins. Pedigreed • pcaeh. I,cnr* I ;is Ih elr p h on e in im h er If ir o n PR08ECUTINU ATTOKNEY 3 miler. out. EDWARD HIGGINS, POLITICAL if'H recipients of the fine honor bcexhibition and utility matings. l0n u"' Rrapcs' ley desire r e s u lts . A b ou t one Authorized Ford Dealer • stowed upon them, can feel that Custom hatching. Write today •»u,noenuntrv c^anco ^or a small home ANNOUNCEMENTS 1sens cf Seminole County that I am S pirclla C orseticre uler out o f n th o u sa n d h a s n fre, ;V . VM ,«y With surroundings, $1800. ______ Sanford. ilrplmne. nnd th e o tlir r s c a n ’t for prices. Sunnysido Hatchery, with country onrmim " “they were fighting cleanly and for imnninivate w ltli y o u u n le s s Box 18, LongwooJ, Fin. ,•* n cause of the greatest “ 11” ever INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR 223 So. Boulevard, DeLaad iey know y o u r a d d ress. 10 ACRES celery land, all'clearHere is the first view, tuken from airplnnc, showing training camp procured in ’Gatorland. Each man DEPARTMENT —Rhode Island nnd All illseo n tlin in n o e 3ltJ.1T he of ed and fenced ready for cultiva­ and Sanford, Fla. the New York Giants a t Sarasota, Fla. T hursday.M arch 6th, 8:15 P. M. Inrt season was conspicuous with I he ro by 'an nuun co \n y Candida cy 2 “jS f of ,? cn' inr'’f'S C”unty* Dodge Touring White Leghorn eggs for setting tion, $1300. smile In p e r so n nt T h e I n n r to-elect ion tn th#» • ®BoJoct to the Qirioii of the DemoChandler Touring ‘ Mm individual play. L> eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. w! turil llrrn ld o f f lr e o r liy le t —unty superintendent of public ' I*rin,ar>’» 3rd, 1924. I trr. T T lrphniie d ls r n n tln Ford Sedan I)r. Murphrco made brief perPennington, French Ave and High 2 1-2 ACRES, close n r r i nre n o t m ild . b in in a grow-lnstruction of Seminole County, , f ra^clul *or y°ur voto an<i Hudson Touring. ot* » sonal remark* to each man on ‘.■3 ing district. 25 [Courteous. P ro m p t, e f f ic i e n t orango trees.iublect to the Dumocrutle primary _ __, ^ . Scripps-Booth Touring 1 ^issuing the sweaters. Captain-1 The Marcel Shop FOR SALE—Airedale male pup _____ __ _ All fenced, 4 room bungalow. One to be held on June 3rd, 1924. 8 e r v lc o . ERNEST F. ffOtfSEHOCIfFR. Oakland Touring S ’elect Ark Newton made a short S h am p ooin g, VYavla*, F a r ia la py, cheap. i-nvu|>. neat terrier type GREA‘TEST H ARPIST IN THE WORLD. Real terrier type house started but not completed,,____ T. W. LAWTON. , I wish to announce.................... thnt I am „ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS M aalenrlna, Y lalri Hay S e a ls talk in pinch he thanked the dog. Int. Ch. Abbey King Nob­ T rea tm ea la Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 garage and chicken yards. Could FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONED cnrulfdato for Clerk of the Circuit bier breeding; 23 champions in cut into city lots nnd made A Wonderful A r tist w ith a Wonderful Instrum* r illl.I .I I M Al'AHT.WBXTS (s • real bargain. It has a low top 1ELPW ANTED be cut into cltv Int. nml j hereby announce my candidacy n°Urt of 1 Semi"oI° Co * «uhj?ct to i port, concluding his remnrks with j Babe Ruth Suffers IChicago White Sox and medium skirt. Made In dur­ 19 Iluick 0, good shape mechan­ S a lle No. 1 pedigree. Phone 571-J. pay. 5(> ncr cent on investment for County Commissioner for th e ! 1IJem,oc‘;atic , primnry, June third. T el. 3 1 3 -W ically, fair rubber—$225. ro . 1j i* u pprediction that the 1921 machine _____ _____ III Mrs. Andrews, that called ;.q FOR SALE—Fumed oak dining immediately, $3600.00. Slump In His Golf H ave 3 Candidates able pink or white coutdj sizes Fifth District comprising Chuluo,f l; CLto<1* 1 Pr® m 80 the faithful , would oven be greater than the Ia:4 Baptists Defeat Centre College Hiram Conibear, Who Never Pulled pt 112 Laurel Ave., please I*rices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00— Plus Tax, 24 to 36—and costs o'.iy $3X0. suite, 54-inch table, 28x60-inch, ... •..team. Thunderous applause greeted SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.. me 113-J. Ton in in Fast Game by Close ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to ! ^ to T S S S T th if ofln^r * C°"* An Oar, Contriubtes Stroke buffet, 2 SxAt - inch serving table; 1-6 BLOCKS centrally If your dealer nn't nr It, tend nime.sdHOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mur. 1.— For M anager’s Berth I each player, and cheers were given - TforaUy, 0I| thc action the Democratic'prl-i ______ ncc,c^ with th __________ First nnd Myrtle.___ Score of 22 to 20 drete. the and »J. We'll send the cotter. That Big Colleges Adopt ANTED—Middle aged woman to 6 leather chairs; living room nmi Lake, ready subdividing and niary June 3. _____ W. L. MORGAN. for retiring Captain Robins<n, W. J. Thigrpen Babe Ruth, who finished two points Nemo Ilyslenlc-Faihlnn InHirul« ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ lake care of nick lady; white other furniture, cheap for cash. will pay f,0 per cent to 100 per' p * m i n vncoM FOR MEMBR MODES o r UNUSUAL DIS­ MEMBER SCHOOL BOARDJ I Captain Newton, and Stewart CHICAGO, Mar. L—While the 4 120 E. 16ih Sr.. New York (Dept. 8.1 » MACON, (hi., Mar. I.—Mercer ll» T hr A .-n r ln lc il paired. Hupmobilcs a specialty.1 above the medal score in the kferrrd. 112 Laurel Ave. 119 Poplar Ave. On 10 hundred cuit. For Immediate sale $11,000. -p.o.ii CLERK C H l t f t l f l i o m i f " ' . ! !'yrVhy a,:' I Pomeroy, who have seen four aea- became the first hu.'d.ethnll chainWork guaranteed. Corner Oak and Has moved to Pu lest on A appointment of Frank Chance as TINCTION . c ir c u it c o u i r r ! . 1,.{',r ^ y SEATTLE, Wash., Mar. 1.— btl RENT—Modern house, close block West First St. •— wins’ service with the Orange and pion of the Southern Intorcollegi- From racing with bicycles, and not <iun!ifying round of. the annual manager of the White Sox was 3rd. Phone 440. I hereby announce that 1 am n 1 # ® , >.ct , n to tht! 0,Til'° SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Hrumley Bldg. Real Es­ |n.yInquire 209 E. 5th St. Phono TOMATO r.ticks for sale Tbccoat, too, n a bo cliiennd simple, candidate for the offlco of Clerk n,t,,,1!,cr of the board of public - -Blue. - In car­ ate Achbtie Association when i t !with boats, came a rowing prin- spring tournament at the Hot Seminole Hotel Annex. received, there is no denying tate and all kinds of In­ _lots._See C. W. Collier. Winthrop Robinson, all-Southern defeated Centre College of Dan- eiple that is to permeate the prnc- Springs Golf and Country Club well HOUSES FOR RENT Sanford. STKD—Sanford business men surance. tackle; "Ark" Newton, all-Soutl- ville, Ky., 22 to 20, in the finals lice of the crews that uphold next here Thursday, showed a reversal the fuct that three veteran stars SAUSAGE—for sale, pure pork, FOR RENT—5 room house, bath, SANFORD REAL ESTAT^f is in Bo are in need of competent 0!'i„. 0 P°MCS® managerial | ern halfback; E. M. Goldstein, nil- of the association tournament here summer the fame of Yale and dried nnd smoked. .15 cent* per lights, garage, $30.00 per month. Collins, Ray Schalk great demand. Investor* are should rend the classified 1 Southern guard; Dick Brown, fhurrdny night. The individual Harvard and the Universities of of form Friday, ami wn3 eliminated ability—Eddie lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum ship- looking for good bargain*. If you Inquire 1820_Park Ave._____ and Harry Hooper. That is why of The Herald. There’s in the first round of match play, £ d g a r Jones, “ ilorse" Smith, Sum brilliance of “Consuello” Smith, Washington and California. ™ ,inent 3 lbs. Hams and, },av® any real catnto to buy or rvcll the selection of Chance was a sur­ FOR RENT—5 room house $22Ji0 in „„„ I,.cured , Cornwall, "Spec” Lighlscy, Jo-* forward, and George Harmon, ru.i°when l t : there is probably ju s t!I smoked Lloyd C. Bebout The crews of these four !„„ti.I- l,P. by S. ReifcU of Chicago, prise in some quarters. .1° C u J 1 7 ^livcred^ it will pay you to use The Herald Also ti room house, with gnrnge, p t T H J u V T Herrin, Stewart Pomeroy, “ Hid" idng1 guard, and superior team I tutions will be partly or entirely' who finished rnine stroke behind 1person you want in the citv 1 1—° cash, balance C. O. D. Sat- clas'dfled page. Traffic Manager We have the only complete stock ot GOODYEAR TIRES in the city. Oar stock comprise* fa $35.00. A. P. Connelly & Sons, r, I K 1 i I < l Gleason frankly admits that Middlekauff, "Cy" 'iVilliains, Jack work of the Mercer team enabled trained by graduates of a system i V. , 108 Magnolia.______________ 1 r.cldie Collins carried many of the 30x3 to 40x8 cords and fabrics. omitted. Medium size requires *4 *( i/this column nnd if you don’t s i w ^ i r " f " f l o ' ' -J‘ra’ Enoch y.-temj p m j nmj Evur(,^t s C ott, <1!P First National Bank Bldg., Matthews, Lawrence Case, John A. the champions to win before a of rowing invented by Hiram"Coniyard* 54-ireh plain and 1 y rrd 44-inch P()!t KENT—Garage, corner 11th managerial burdens for him when 1what you want a few cents in- S^ ' ye^ I ift.0" ’ f,0<,rK,a' ____ Sanford, Florida. .*r**_ Murphree nnd Manager Evans home town crowd of more than Jiicar, who died six years ago. other members of the Yankee club, he was leading the Sox. Collins as vt' check material. ited in n want nd will bring you LOST AND FOUND •■4 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. nnd Film Ave. M. _Schnctder. Specializing Loss and Damage •" were awarded the “F” and sw eat-; 3,500 fans. who <|iialified for the first fight captain directed the play of the ' Conibear never pulled an onr. Ideal to wear under the ccason's ay replic*. Ju*t try it once._ JSSf",ie '”U -r " *« " > « J“"° ® r < (. j liclcl Jono”S;fel!rf°eTc°o,U FOR KENT—Cottage. J. Musson. era. Freight—Express Claims In a curtain raiser Thursday He was a bicycle racer, and from were nwnrdcd their matches by de­ club in the fild. Gleason ennfinwrap is one of the hip-length over­ ____ __ 1 n riiiiilen .. v . n |NTEL)—Carrier boy* to deliver LOST—Iluneh of keys ;return to promiso four years ofe I.aw En­ blouses developed^ in crhix- or satin FOR RENT—Iieuse, garage, chlcknight, ^.Mississippi College de- thnt got to be an athletic trainer, fault. Herald office. GEORGE C. HERRING. i Jng his activities to handling the Sanford Herald In Winter forcement in n business manner by The model lo (tic right i* •l.ehcil at ihc en house; alao one acre land A number of major leaguers, in­ pitching, situation. footed Newberry, 24 to 22, nnd won j He became associated with the FOR COUNTY JUDGE" an opportunity to . kecP _ and Maitland. See or writo l DOST 1 1 , , -------**,v 1 fl * 0 help of the proper subordi, . fenced, $15.00 month. Inquire front, umlerfaeed and ti led wills the third place in the association ] University of Washington as track cluding Pratt of Detroit, and Kahnabreast w f jiyrebj announce myself as a nates or Hooper admits that ore with the times by not (relation Manager of Sanford Studcbnker, Packard, Chevrolet collar. The underfiring i- turned ova Pico Hotel. Washington, won their or Harry standing, these two teams having!coach. An idea kept running in iser. the big disappointments of his rending the classified pages of hid, Sanford, Fla. on the outside to f.vin .1 jdail. At t hr Flilrn-ftOOM hotel. Good In­ been eliminated in the semi-final *his head, gained from his bicycle matches in the first and the sec­ career was kis failure to be J. L. PERKINS your daily newspaper. Herald pTED—Young lady for office Lshoulders a yoke effeet is formed li> rnui d recently. experience, that the leg was a ond. flights, while Steve O’Neill. selected 03 the successor of Bill vestment for right party. E. want ads contain muny interesting Soles Department fJc*AMust have somu expertextending the back over (>• the gathered r . Ijine.________ A silver cup-wu won by the more powerful .engine than the Red Sox catcher, joined Ruth in Carrlgnn, when ho quit the mnnmessages. It will pay you to read In keeping book*, nnd be a fronts. l)cej»_ culls finLh the long detent. San Juan Garage Mercer team in token of the th am -’arm. When in an emergency a “Rcrml post nt Boston. t.vpi.*t._Write TV OiJJox .129. them daily. i*iY—t-;V —•—■ir, ■11f lV -(**•— I,"—iyt pion ship arid the players will ln- ti jw coach >was. naedod a t Washh—Plana being Collins, Schalk am] .Hooper are Keep your old "shoes" Don’t sell gold... medal i.e' volunteered; UlUmate tion of south•'*H ... . . ..Tiie Centre'iuguui, , ^ - ....— - ------- WANTfeD I till tin highly toutet fancy priced given them to a cigar maker. A politiacl ■had rowed in the 191.1, 1914 and regarded an three o f ‘the brainiest , dehutted will receive silver mcilul. .-ucci s.-. was the rcult. proposed Florida. ' "minor h'iiguc ..tar- h, campaign ix on. as J y . i ! , n thc Am"lcan League 1915 Washington boats, was chosen IN'TKP—A second-hand flat top season l" t: Mississippi Washin end. -. College . players . , Followers of - ---hington crews in th<- lug leugilt i. . <t ..i........ ’ bronze ilmf the il,„ •r\...;i.. jffice desk. Phone df ' LOST—A F x Terrier, male, black •inze medal medal . . ; IwUii-v.i believe that ‘Conibear stroke” m Lender’s successor. Il i s t Juno ties f l i VU m antR*rl®I possiblli& i ‘'■'Willie Kunitii was the only one t’oug.. Pougliu . f tht‘y cver cnru to take a Mercer i-. a worthy champion of will replace the English stroke in Callow took his oarsmen to toyJQrpcMent thc • an,l 'vhite. 1 ouhl conicJnti any INTED—Lady Florida, subject to the division of 10 1 0Ukh whirl at the job. • who m illv d le­vel i ns u regular. for the camisole. fo r s u n i o n , \ laformtion. T. h. K ::g, I*hone A. During the season tlii.-. country, by employing the keepsie and won the national row­ Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers the Democratic Primary to be* First^Mod-l: Pictorial Review Co.il , At t ii.it. Kamn (ailed to bit ."00. the S. I. lOE EQUAL Finale Inslery Company 57; \y ing title. After that victory it defeated some of the leadin'; power of the leg in a slow inoveJune 3 rd A I) J 9"4 ! T *o tho Voters of Seminole County: No. 1S7(i. Sizes, 16 to 2(1 years, and J held on J Will k.iitim prove to lie u more Capt. Sam Shaw was engaged *ui 117 Park Avtnua— Phone 4#5 ISanL.rd nnd Seminole county. | FO r SALE—m MO.UO stock dry doomed stand forrr efficiency^and ,crc,by "m,IU0 of Scminoto a «’<>"- 51 to 4ft inches bust. Price, 45 cents valuable player to the White Sox tuaniH in the Eouthern Conference ■mcii. Conibear f forever 1111111iny nnu service sirvlco In' m dnlate for, .-™ Sheriff ♦ _ ........... -cnrinolo at. well as illy S: 1. A. A., and on-, tin l.ibond use of the arms, which assistant coach at Harvard. E. Webb, Box 704, Orlando, good*, millinery, ladies readyoffice. Second Model: Blouse No. 1870 the hi i'i ig .mason ? County subject to the action of the Sizes, .54 to II inches bust. Price, 35 ten d the tournament a slight fa -w a s tlu vogue when he entered ^ The two latest graduates of the to-wear nml notion*. Doing good VANCE E DOUGLASS. Kid Gleason, former manager of vorite. Conibear system to become teach­ Democratic primnry to be held on rents. Bodice Skirt No. 183!. Size*, Its victory marked il.i t U(|U u U c ' the Chicago club, who winters FOR TAX COLLECTOR Juno 3rd. If I «m elected I pledge 37 t<>51 inches hip measure. Price, 35 ers of the art were Carroll IK T O d iS or rear « ^ 3 ^ 1 ! ixth con-ecu live winning game in I In Conilienr’s regime a t Wash­ here, i one of the wise guys wh I wish to announce that I anr a ray*elf to fulfill the duties of this cent*. enu for three people for light Kbright, coxswain nt Washington Cards of Sanford's Reputable Sanford N ovelty is pi' H vo that Kanini will lie a ; evi m day.., u: t!-. • Mercer team ib*-. ington In won most of hi( races in randidnte for rc-clection to the of­ off.ee to the best of my ability. BJckeoping. Address L. II. 1916 and 1917, and Russ Nngler, APARTMENTS fentod tiie University of Georgia in Ml.t ho took the Washington Professional Men, each of much inii'iovwl ball player. fice of County Tax Collector of ___________ E. E. BRADY. ddord. Gen. Del.. Sanford. coxswain in 1919, 1920 and 1921, Vero—Installation of new stornr "The Chicago club made no mi i­ ipiintet here last Friday and crew to the nutionul intercollegiate who have become conch nnd assist­ Seminole County, subject to the ; t FOR COUNTY JUDGE, FOR RENT Works sewer system well under way. ) whom, in his chosen profession KITED—Position ns practical * lake hi paying a big price for Saturday nights before the tourn i- regatta at Poughkeepsie, X. Y.. ant coach respectively nt the Uni­ action of the Democratic primary j Subject, of course, to the action Jarre; would prefer day nursing ARK YOU—Looking for a good West Palm etto-City and coun­ the Herald recommends to the .and placed third, being nosed out* to be held in June. • ’ Rahim, lie is worth every cent merit started. of tho Democratic Primnry to bo ty cooperating in widening roads people. room. If you don’t find one list­ 1 i |vould care for child through the i. idriiMy tale when the tourna- by Syriiai u ami Cornell univervi- versity of California. i Cumiskey cut loose with. In some V. C. COLLER, Prop. ____ ... .. ....JNO. I). JIN KINS. -! pOkFeb.ywP’” rbaLffl-... S ed in this column, insert a small ment started after its hard ci.-on, tier. .. -----------------'/uno 3rd, I " id bo a candidate in thi* vicinity. Address Box N, care HcrI ways K it inin didn't <|ititi* come up FOR TAX COLLECTOR for the office of County Judge of want ml and you will receive the PARIS FLIRTS WITH SIDE FUL­ Af -r the world war Ed Lender, (THIS WAS WRITTEN BY A WOMAN) • to exportation:. notably in hitting the champion:: improved steadily General Shop and Mill Work I beg to announce myself n can- Seminole County. I shall be gratei>Q*t listing* in tho city. but he will be more dangerous ibis .v: iv.ateh.pluy advanced and was at a vet ran of the P.tl.'l and 1910 NESS jhuatc for tho office of Tax C o l f'd for thc nomination and elcethe peak of it* form 'Thursday Wn Jiingten eights, took the helm FOR UliNt—Two nicely furnished ' summer. STOP COUGHING Contractor and Builder Fred R. Wilson of Seminole County, subject tion, and if elected I assure tho !ASY housekeeping rooms, first floor, Gradually Ilie numlirr of frocks with lector . •*|»,.,-|in|, t). player ever hit the night, nmtejung speqd with tiie which reath had wrenched from Coughs cause feverish conditions Pi; 1 to the decision of tho Democratic citizenship of Seminole a fair und lla ihy Kentuckian and surpassing $2().00_mopth._312 K.J-ifth S t._ increased fulness at the aider is lieing Primnry to be held June 3rd. 1921. the hajjd of Conibear. Under throat nml lung strain and lead to — 4>ig show with more press agent- them in *' 517 Commercial Street SETTLEMENT faithful administration of tho af­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW rd, nml Paris is finding many Door work and general- Leader, Washington continued to pneumonia and serious sickness. Th« 1 J preceding him than did Kamm. FOR RENT—Three furnished inrrru fairs of the office. ways to give itinu distinction. To the ____________K._C. MAXWELL mlvuucc. AVier defeating Cn!.i- j *ooner you quit coiigltiu;; tlie quicker There ii na ilmibt that so much ship. housekeeping room*. Call af­ First National Bank Bldg. yon will feel better nnd have n better FOR TAX ASSESSOR.. eft is a youthful model iu cii'p" faille, M'*rcer defcitisl tlu* following The problem of filling _________ SCHBLLE MA INKS. fonda ami Wisconsin m the spring night's re-t. Leonard!'* Cough Syrup publicity hurt, In nuse it made ter 5 or before 8 a. in., 509 E. 3rd •rimmed with fancy braid. The back I wh h to announce that I am a reeds is easily settled on S t . _________ Sanford Florida ________ ind front arc iu fiat efiert, while the candidate Kainin feel that in- must eon-1ant- ten ms in succe .ive night.-, in win- of 1922, the Washington boat was (CreoKoted) eases and soothes inFOR SHERIFF for re-election to thu the principle of reciprocity, ly be doing big things at hut and UJ11^ tin- champion hip; Mill np . beaten only by a great eight of the limned, raw throats, raises the phlegm Wilson Wcidint; & Radiator | 1 hereby announce myself a can­ for what one has to i-ell the FURNISHED rooms foi rent. 102 ides nre gathered and held in place office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ didate for rceaction to the office • lb; ls.nl iaiui College, :,.i to United States naval academy in without racking or straining, protects in the field. nole County, subject to the decisit Ii narrow string-tie*. The neck is Oak Ave. Mii.ri'sippi ('allege( 27 to 21. other wants to buy. Works 1 the Poughkeepsie race. Then Yale the lungs, and removes thc cause ol lie's -one of the greatest I'd- il " Jif of .the Democratic Primary to of sheriff of Sc ninolo county sub­ the trouble. Be warned by the first FOR RENT— D urably furnished 5ni-.hr I v. .(li a l .md inll.ir. Metlium ton basemen of all time mi l will p o\ and ( cntri * "Logo, 2 to jji. ('•■ tnt.k Leader for its head coach and cough. ject to the notion of the Demo­ be held June 3rd, 1921. George A. DeCottes This is the great princi­ uze r c . p i i r e i yard*36-iach material * ’ ’ ’ "It it’s Metal we can wold it" Get a Is,ttie of Lconunli’z bed room. 301 Park Ave. Y ‘(> |,-t first game i>y defa ilt »v1 1 h him n.: assistant Captain it inside a few yean.” cratic primary to be held on Juno For Today and Tomor­ .•nd 6 \ irdt of Li.iill. _________ A. VAUGHAN, ple underlying Herald Want I was using a well-known household article of rhe Citadel and defea'.-d (’ha-. Mupphy. -n-ol.o in the 1921 .i.il Cough Syrun (Creosoted) from your Attorney-at-Law thnt I had been rending so much about the 3. If elected for another term I SANFORD, FLORIDA Tnmp.a—Imperial Oil Company th -? fu!-:e*s i-i the -erond model i* druggist. Fine tor coughs, cold.*, Ads and it ha* worked for FOR SHERIFF. row Only Over Seminole County when my friend came in. begins construction of extensive onfv.e l t i . ie JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 1.—'T l- taiinaga and Newberry* before lo 1922 Wn hington shells, grippe, .crouji; whooping cough and ; i.J imrcduird in ! * I hereby announce myself a.* n pledge to fulfill the duties of the advantages of the machine which I subsequent­ years with such great suc­ ------------------------------------- -----1 . Russell S. (Rusty) Callow, who * city commission has given final mg to .Mercer. 'onchiti*. 1'irusaut, safe and sure. oil turage terminals at coat of (l. lie form of a (' ; c r -. ’Ih r closing ir candidate for tne office of Sheriff office in tho same efficient manner Bark cess that this form of ad­ $350,000. ly purchased. Ono after the other thos* passage to tiie lull providing for ni'ie I \ { • ' . i-r. (*'ur-ttiv::.o satin Yu* \ vertising tins come to be Sanford, ------------ Florida of Seminole County, subject to the that I have conducted it in the "Why did you buy thnt kind?” she asked. purchase of (even and 11 half acrei if suin 1 Wa-I i Ir? i !( ..l for the Democratic primary Juno. 1921 past. fo;* STEWART The Florist messages hud gotten into my mind until *cry popular. ■ of land lioundid by Vii tori;., (’la !c\il';;-r cr.t ii tl.ii 1 x.M. An in• 111. C. M. HAND. Flowers For All Occasions when asked to do so I was capablo of repeat­ Calliope Will Be Here vSoon "Because it’s good,” I told her. and Cedar street!, and Ib'gan'-. The needs of one are supPanama City—Alabama Si St. cried 1, the.* ! t" - art the left'side Iof .Members Florist* Telegraph De­ creek upon which to erect a nut | plied by the needs of another. Andrew Bay Railroad Company re* tangs t (■!.»•v the !•• • r c i.-', giving the ing them almost us if I had been a salesman ■ On lot 50x133 $16110.00 incvea hcr.i-1 : ic t!i .t i . ho ! one of the ntcipu! athletic stadium. Schelle Maines livery Association ■ She asked me why. Without realizing whnt Sv. for the company making that articlo. avund i r d l c : , h s jii:. Medium This process simply is tho i builds depot. ■ 1 ota! cost of tiie stadium a:. I 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W I was doing I gave her several technical rea­ r tting of tho. buyer r.nd CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES kc nqtilrr* 3J4 yard 1->>-iiic’i satin. field will be uroum: 5150,000 when LAWYER —$300 down, balance _____ I iiir Model: I’i t-;r’..l Pc vie-/ Drc** s,Jler together und Herald completed. However, I realized that the printed mess­ sons for the superiority of thnt machine. I 'Lint Ads do that to per­ — Court House $30.00 per month, in­ w r » .m l j.;,™ * , In ..ho ta j ^ ' 8 ^ " i’S c M i ! age had not really meant so much to me as listed a number of its mechanical advantages fection. Try them and see. tesline* of children unuertn ne ! -r.-* No. 1680. THAT Sanford Machine Co. clu d in g interest. 3l in,.|irs i,Ust oml I6 tQ the repeated nppearnnee. Seeing that arti­ and one or more very special conveniences that To reach all the people health and so weaken their vitality, ;f ” 1 suffered with chronic that they are unable to resist thu I f0 year*. Price, 35 n-nts. effectively — leave your (jenrrnl M achine and lluticr PRESSING I felt meant n great deal to me. cle over und over again meant to me that constipation that would bring W o rk . \ Want Ad at The Herald of- diseases so fatal to child life. The Nokmnis— New lR-holc golf on very severe headaches,” many other women had reached the point NEED Elton J Moughton tu X |i o. Rhone u.» to send for safe course is to give n few doses course to be laid out here. C /lla ilr r (Jrlnilla* says Mrs. Stephen H. Kincer, H. B. Lewis & Co. My reply surprised even myself. I had h or phone it to the Want of White's Cream Vermifuge. It where they could purchase it sooner than I j destroys and expel* the worm* ARCHITECT Wc.rt Palm Beach—Jefferson 1‘ho.ie C3 Saafortf. F la . of R. F. D. I, Cripple Creek, Ad Department. Did you ever notice that not realized I knew so much about it. After 107 H. Park without the slightest injury to the Construction Company npplic* for Phone .119. First National Bank ItldR. nnd were well satisfied with it. Va. ” 1 tried different medi­ often you need a certain health or activity of the child. charier to t .instruct railroad across > I had recited my reasons to her l analyzed my cines and did not get relief. thing or a certain person at Sanford, ------------ Florida Price 35c. Sold by all leading Florida peninsula. first answer, “it’s good," and I found that una certain time? [u<'<RiBiaa»zaiiQan3ng»BaaaiaaiaBfleaiDunsaii3iaaa I heard of Almost instinctively the thought took hold swer typified ull of the specific things I wus The need is urgent, press­ of me that when I saw the name of a product ing and must he met at able to recite about the machine which I had appearing again and again I could fee! sure once if you would accom­ as a matter of fact recently purchased. plish thc end you have in that that.product was living up to its prom­ view. ise. I could feel secure in buying it. Whenever you find your­ It had been widely advertised and I, ns a self up against such u sit­ and took it for a headache, large buyer for u household, always felt that If only all women would renlizo that in uation, do not fret nnd scold and the relief was very und complain—for there are any woman may he guided to sufe and satis­ whatover they buy—machines or furniture— 1 quick, and it was so’J ongbe­ ways provided to meet just factory investments for her own needs nml 1 clothing or food—dress goods or hats—jew­ such emergencies—they are fore I had another headache. 1 Mi Herald WANT ADS. the needs of h.T family if she will but use the elry or toys—they muy save themselves un« Now I just keep the BlackAlthough it 1* claimed that there ford could get a chance to see this )__ is nothing new under the sun, even feature. It will be here Monday, The next time you need Draught, and don’t tel mymessages which -the manufacturers send to wise expenditure* by seeking 'the pVoduct extra help quick; you must in advertising, the Pennsylvania March 3, about noon, when the *ellget in that condition.” her in her newspaper or in her magazine. which through its udvertsing and behavior have expert unsistance at Rubber (’ompuny lias, l»y their lat- musician will .dispense all of the Thedtord’s Black-Draught est innovation, gone far towards latest* popular airs. In addition, once—or you must immedi­ after purchase compels its thousands of cus­ (purely vegetable) has been ately m:U something you proving this old ndngc n fallacy, this advertising calliope is used ui Until I had said, " it’s good,” I did not realize tomers to say, "it’s good.” found to relieve constipation, They have a unique feature in the an exhibition to show the strength have. and by stimulating the action form, of a big calliope, pointed a , of Ton Tested Tubes. It will tow Try the service of Herald hrilliunt red, with gold trimmings, a touring car through all of the ot the Uver, helps to drive WANT ADS and he con­ which is travelling from town to principal streets of the town, usmany polsions out oi your vinced. Itown giving recitals. Everywhere ing a Pennsylvania Ton Tested system. Biliousness, indi- | it has shown it has created u verb Tube for a tow line. The tminuTo reach nil the people gestlon, headache, and effectively — leave your tuble sensation. Big and ornate, it fucturcrs of this tube are the only similar troubles are often Want Ad ut The Herald Of­ is perhaps the finest example of ones who huve ever submitted fice. Rhone us to send for a traveling advertisement which their tubes to such an extreme relieved in this way. te*t, but so supreme is their con­ it or phone it to the Want ha* ever been attempted. Try Black-Draught. i'. P. Rines. the distributor of lidencc in the strength of this tube Ad Department. (Vacuum Cup Tires and Ton Test- that they are willing to take this Exit Jed Tubes in thiiv district., has u r - ‘method of proving is brawniness PHONE 148 ' ranged so that the citizens of Sun- to the motoring public. Turn to the is : Cash in Advance BUSINESS DIRECTORY Daily Fashion Hint S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S FLA. ALBERTO SALVI MERCER QUINT COACH IS DEAD I S WINNER 0 F BUT HIS STROKE CAGE TOURNEY STILL REMAINS PHONE 939- ...Attention Motorists... n,for Daily Fashion Hint s r g s .; HIGGIN W illie Kamm Real Comer,Kid Gleason - S a y s la Statement L in c o ln Ib r d s o n WHIDDON PURELY PROFESSIONAL “IT ’S G O O D ” 1-5 ROOM MOUSE 3 Frequent H eadaches BLACK-DRAUGHT J 3 BRINGING UP FATHER 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 01, 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/0342d236c9d5b678cb812b7fb53a21d8.pdf 5068e36405b98b38a565f4bed883ad36 PDF Text Text r : a : t THE-WEA'l '.-Vi Fair Satatday tad rfuarfe IS l i s i M ____ r U ■ • d e rite t M i M f i Highest T ra ik yesterday Lowes! T ra p . Last a!| f i t WortTii O iM iiit Vtgriabte [Section, It* Richest Garden Land vo lum v y. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE8 Ambassador SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, M^RCH 3, 1924. O ffices o f the A ssociated ENGLISH ( General P ress Are Moved To New Quarters TELLS FRENCH W ithout The Loss of M inute’s Time BRITISH VIEWS SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS* - .: N1 s* A Prince In Slings. lal«* Ptvm ) NE W YORK, M*r. 3— The hum ters. Forty - . operators ---------on 20 cir­ o f news activity in the general of­ cuits handle ala the dally n.iws out­ fices o f the Associated Press, 51 put, which goea t o every state and Chambers street, was hushed at 4 territory in tho Union, to Central o clock Sunday morning. There was and South America, and, through , first Stef of Counsel Recent­ In Letters to Poincare, Mac- a switching o f wires at a well- allied agencies, throughout the ly Appointed by President awitchboard, and In th® world. On four o f these circuits Scope of Congressional , dopald Candidly Shows the worn CooUdfe to Prosecute Tea­ twinkling of an eye. there ws- a there is a 24 hours’ service. to be Broadened This ‘British Viewpoint on the crackling o f resounding telegraph pot Done Oil Lease, will be Experts _of the American Telqwith the Adoption of instruments In the .association! Policy Penned by France to Stop Extraction of Oil phone and Telegraph Company and new home, 385 Madison avenue. lull on Authorising I Since War. Especially Re­ n The The Navy Reserves. From The transfer involved the Intri­ the Western Union Tolegrap igation of Shipping Company had been working for garding Occupation of Ruhr cate mechanical readjustment of ( « r T W A m w Ii IH rn m ) three months installing new tele­ and Aircraft Indi the assoclatino’s new heart and tho . njr Tha A4a•elate* Ffeaa. graphic and cable equipment. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.-Court LONDON, Mar. 3.—The new arteries o f 90,000 miles o f tele­ n r Tfee A u f f U t n l P r The valuable news records of I action in the oil leaae cases will graph wires— enough to encircle labor primo minister in Ws desire many years and other necessary W ASHINGTON, Mar. the earth nearly four times. So I be initiated this week by spedul to create a more favorable at­ equipment wore gradually moved scope of congressional I government counsel while tho senmosphere for the initiation o f ne­ carefully had plans been laid that last week. A t the instant ’*30’— tlons will bo broadened thfs i gotiations which he hopes may re­ when wires and cables * were the telegraphers’ good night— was late oil coramlttae is following furalm from the two expert commit­ ■witched there was not the slight­ flashed over the wires at 4 o'clock with tho adoption o f rcsoL Ither the frau o f thd celebrated Heest interruption! in the vast sys­ tees now sitting in Paris, and alao authorising Inquiries into tha I Lean telegrams. probably with tho coming o f tem whereby hundreds of thous­ Sunday morning and an uncanny silence settled over, the old offices, ands o f words o f news are daily ping board and the aircraft ii !• The firs t step of counsel will be French electlona in mind has had a the task of collecting the next try. I to bring civil action looking to the Sir Esina Howard (above) is the further exchange of letters with distributed on 120 circuits, among day’s news was immediately taken I stoppage o f tha extraction of oil new British ambassador to U. S. the French premier, M. Poincare, more than 14200 newspaper mem­ up in the now home. Both resolutions will come I from the naval reserves in Cali- He is shown on arrival at New the texts of which were issued bers of the world's largest news fore tho house Tuesday before L In Grand Central Zoae. gathering agency. from the foreign offices at Paris Ifornia and Wyoming and the an- York. * McKenzie proposal to accept Hrtf Tho change to quarter! that af­ The new offices aro in a newlyand London Sunday night. loulment o f the lease! awarded by Ford’s offer for Muscle Shoal*' This correspondence ’ is note­ ford double the floor space was erected business building in the I Albert B. Fall aa secretary of the taken up. necessary to keep pace with the Grand Central terminal xone, worthy on Premier MacDonald’s I interior to the Doheny and Sinclair Inquiry Goes Forward. expansion o f the service. bounded by Madison and Vander­ Tho Prlnco of Wales is photographed abovo on his first appear­ I Interests. side for his extremo frankness in Meantime, the special sc The first organization under the bilt nvanues and by East Forty- ance following a recent fall from a horse and a resultant broken collar stating the British viewpoint and I And criminal action growing out committee will meet to lay his opinions on the policy France name o f he Associated Press was sixth and Forty-seventh streets. bone. He is greeting players before a football match near London. I of the oil scandal must await a plans for tho investigation o f tho old New York Association, The offices occupy tho sixth floor. has pursued since the war. Never I more detailed etudy of the tcstladministration o f Attornoy Gone founded in 1848, when nows was before, not even In the famous When the present organization Imony adduced before the senate Daugherty, and tho oil inquiry i Curzou dispatch, which expressed carried from incoming ships by was Incorporated In 1000, It had Icommittce and an independent ingo forward Tuesday with the cof fffr to r pigeons and courier W o re approximately 400 hundred mem­ tho British view that the occupa­ Imtigation to fill in gaps in thut mlttec seeking additional light i tion of the Ruhr was illegal, has the advent of the telegraph, tele­ bers. In 1914, when the larger I testimony. the private wire which Edward British suspicion o f Fronch action phone, cable, wireless and radio. quarters were taken at Chambers | Atlpe Pomcrcne, former senator Attorney General Now in Florida und motives been so candidly McLean, publisher of tho W« Twice Outgrows Its Home, ■tret there were R00 members. To­ Ifrom Ohio, will have more or less ington Post had installed hot he present orgunizstlon, incor- day the membrshlp totals over Will Not Appear Before In­ stated. And the fact that M. Poin­ Jgtneral charge of tho civil proWashington nnd his Palm t atod in 1900, has twice out­ 1.200,daHy newspapers, two-scoro vestigation Committee and care in his rejoinder takes no um­ cottage. Iceedinga while Owen J. Roberts of Preliminary Statement brage at this frankness—so new in grown itn homo. Twenty-four yearn of which nro In Latin America. ■Philadelphia, will devote himself Not Made. While the house Is considt Europenn diplomacy—is in Itself ago when tho general offices were Tho newspapers which comprise County and Slate Taxes Collected Evangelistic Services Held At land his staff principally to the Baptist Church Under Richtho Musclo Shoals question • During First Four .Months of considered a most favornhle sign » In? its membership are located as far 'Y catcrn Union building ■study of tho criminal phases of <Br The Aa»i,rintr,l I'rraal Alond Business Man Draw senate will have before it the Nc although M. Poincare's letter is lit­ at 195 Broadway, six or seven tele­ north u. N?me* Alaska; as far east Fiscal Year Show Gain of I the case. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 .- A t - tle more than a repetition o f his graph operators handled the limit­ as $13,393.91. hock-Burness bill for the relief Large Audiences. Rio do Janeiro; as far south as torney General Daugherty’s purt muny speeches on the same subject. ed flow of news over three circuits, Buenos Aires, and ns far west ns More Counsel Expected Northwestern whent farmers nnd there were about 35 employes. Manila. President Coolidgc Is expected to in the investigation of his admin­ Collections of 1923 state and < “ I believe in a common sense southern cotton growers. Await Experts' Report lippoint this week additional istration o f the department o f county taxes for the first four God nnd I believe in common sense Neither of tho premiers will In 1014 ft wns necessary to find , To Clear Way for Bonus. The tots! number o f salaries em­ ■special counsel to prosecute actions justice ordered Sunday by the sen­ make any attempt to formulate larger quarters, and the offices ployes Is 1,700, o f whom 1,000 are months o f the current fiscal year Christianity,” wns one of the (irst With the tax bill in tho pos %®king to the recovery o f the fed­ ate is one o f the first questions to concrete proposals until the expert were moved to the Chambers show a net increase over the saino sentences spoken by Dr. Gotland sion of tho senate, the house w telegraph operators. The total at the beginning of the evening eral government of sections 10 and be determined by the spcciul senate committees have reported. Mr. where tho floor space was number and menns committee will And t) ibor of Ini" " * *however, period of the Inst fiscal year of Indlvldunls. committee. MncDonnhl aguin shows that his doubled nnd tho nows facilities that conributo news to make up its $13,95.91 according to figures giv­ sermon, at the Baptist Church way clear to give Its attention I Ijfl in the Elk Hills reserve in Cali­ Sundny. "Christianity is com­ fornia, now operated Ky the Standen out Monday by Tax Collector Members of the Daugherty in­ main hope is to attain such n state grently increased. JSPStf ,s approximately 80,­ John D. Jinkins. This figure rep­ mon sense from start to finish," ho the soldiers’ bonus. Public heai id Oil Company o f California. The new Madison nvenuo homo nfm" vestigating committee devoted o f affairs in Europe as should in­ 000. Of this number three-fourths resents nn increase o f 22 per cent. contended. Standing pcrhnps five ings will bo opened Alonday with l The executive will select counsel their time Monday to working nut duce the United States to co-oper- hns 21,000 square feet of floor y ew to reporting hy Saturday specially learned in land law to a plan of proceedure for an in- atc in the reconstruction of Eu­ sDnce. There are about 150 em­ are in tho United States. The re­ Up to nnd including Alar. 1 of feet seven inches in height with Km which mny differ mnterii* mainder nro scattered throughout the Bible frequently opened and [prosecute this case inusmuch as quir yinto the attorney general's rope. ployes in the New York heudquar- ho world. this yenr there had been 1,600 tax from Hie measure {'resident Ha receipts issued while for the same with the opened Hook toward tho ing vetoed. he chief point at issue is whether administration. The investigation M. Poincare repudiates any de­ audience, the former traveling he.se sections were known to bo which was authorized Saturday by sign to annex a particle of German Period o f last ycur there had been House ways and means commit*™ salesman quoted Scripture no rap­ ut 1,485. mineral bearing at the time the tho senate after two days’ hitter territory nnd, concerning British idly thnt three shorthand artists began hearings Momlny on tho sol­ date o f California obtainod them discussion is expected to get under suspicions of French motives; In Tnx receipts for Inst month would hnve been required to keep dier bonus legislation. The comml i school lands upon the grant of way without delay «nd in the opin­ giving ' an military assistance to tho eclipsj those of the same month up. tee s study will he based on tl ion of some will compare in rami­ “ little entente" countries, declares stthood. of 1923 by $2,053.58, the receipts And that frequent pose of this McKenzie bill similar to the mea fications with the oil inquiry. thnt the Ffonch aims are absolute­ for February being $12,855.80 nnd mnn who hns such n wonderful ure vetoed by Harding nnd neve . Recesses Today A [preliminary survey of the ly peaceful and ho desires only thnt for the same month last yenr were working knowledge of the Biblo proposals to make the princli, [The oil committee will be In rework was taktm in informal-con­ Euglund should co-operate.with the f l 0,802.22. »* is said to be an Index to the man’s form of tho bonus payment a pa p o f retintries ... ..... . ... group for the ill resume theVioastionlng oreid * ference Sunday between SpnaWi' sama 'frau (Hy Tfce tsanrialeil P rru j ’ * life, in thut ho is standing behind up iifo iruuranca .Bulky* The M< , Altjnugh the gain nn n whole <nr .lu w la tH l>rra>) byeea o f Edward B. McLean, pub- Brookhurt, Rep., Iowu, chnirmun purpose or maintaining peace in A T L A N T A , Mar. 3— The case has n^en excellent during tho the Book. Frequently the audience Jrenxle bill provides four optio NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Mar. liher o f the Washington Post, and other members of the commit­ Europe. M. Poincare seems to against Mrs. Asu G. Candlrr nnd O. is met with n piercing sttnement adjusted compensation hnsed o „ 3—The number o f known dead ns month o f Inst December there wns — Why God M id it; I didn’t." If tho number o f days served by the ith regard to the private wire tee nnd n meeting planned late think it will be u long time before n decrease in tho money taken in hich the publisher had installed Monday is expected to develop the the committees are able to present W. Keeling wns dismissed nnd W. n result of Saturday’s disastrous by the collector over the amount uny man in public life on the Am­ veterans, vocational training aid, ■tween Washington and his cot- scope Air. Daugherty’s counsel nnd their reports. In the meantime he J. Stoddard was bound ovor for TN T explosion nnd celluloid fire taken in a year ago. erican continent is presenting the farm and home nid , or mljustow the attorney general himself will ro-echoes most of the British prime another trial under a bond of $300 service certificates embodying tha sgi! at Palm Bench, Fla. nt the little town o f Nixon Sunday The following table furnishes n Bible, Garland certainly is. Fre­ bo given in presenting his side. It ! Cipher experts of war depart­ is expected thnt the hearings may minister’s aspirations for co-opera­ here Monday when they were giv­ wns plnecd nt 18. Only one addi­ comparison in the collections of quently he is heard to sny, "Fol­ insurance feature. Tho senate flnnnco committor low me closely now," and then e d who have been translating he opened within two or three tion by the two countries in the in­ en a hearing in the police court on terests of a just settlement, and, tional body, tho torso of a woman, thu taxes for the two periods: leaning forward anil looking right plans to toko up the revenue bill by do messages found in the Ale­ days. 1923-21 1022-23 the middle of the week. Public on the whole, the correspondence, a charge of having been in a plnce was. found Sundny. Rescuers who xin telegrams will be called first Nov............ $18,370.57 $32,520.28 into the eyes o f the people before hearings will be held but Chair­ although it does not materially ad­ where him, he will race from ono plnce May Not Appear Early intoxicants were being 'uesday when the senate oil com8,904.88 worked in tho smoking ruins Dec............. 14,113.03 to another through the Bible pick­ man Smoot plans to limit tho num­ As Mr. Daugherty is in Fioridu vance, certainly does not diminish, drunk. The original chnrges ■Ittoe resumes public hearings, Jnn........ . 94152.22 8,757.43 throughout the day, say eight per­ ber of spokesmen to one for each the chances of nn ultimate .settle­ it is not expected he will be uble against Stodiinni were also dis­ jfalsh, Dem., Montana, chief prosFeb............ 12,855.00 , 10,802.22 ing out hero nnd there some great trado nnd Industry so that the com- 1 ment. Scripture und givcing them to the missed but he wos bound ov*u* on n sons are missing, six are unac­ utor in tho inquiry, said Monday to appear personally early in the audience with nn earnestness mitteo enn get to its task o f re­ Premier MacDonald's letter to AI. new charge o f violating the State counted for nnd 00 are being treat­ Total ...... $79,189.17 e translations of the telegrams inquiry nnd the committee has not $0(5,003.50 which fascinates those who hear. writing tho measure within two been advised whether he would deProhibition Inw. Poincare, dated Feb. 21, says that, 1government experts did not difed for injuries suffered in tho dis­ Increase in 1923 ... ..... y>ur>u-i $134195.91 Every man nnd woman in Sanford weeks. Police Chief Janies L. Beavers, r materially from the para- sire to present a preliminary state­ encouraged by the friendly nature Air. Jinkins stated Monday that should hear Gurland tonight. aster. After tho Muscle Shoals meas­ ment. Tho committee in determino f M. Poincare’s reply to his for­ police enptnin A. J. Holcombe and hroses furnished the committee he had been well pleased with re­ ure is disposed of, tho house wlh' Dr. Garland will speak at tho ing procedure, Monday, expects to Woman's Body Found. mer letter, he desires to prepare the woman who rents the apart­ at week. sponse that the taxpayers had giv­ consider the requests made by Air. the way for a moro complete mu­ ment in which Mrs. Candler nnd The body found Sunday was thnt en in the matter o f puyment. Baptist Church ngnin tonight. Ills take up the first deficiency bill ol' William J. Burns, chief of the Daugherty’s two counsel, Paul tual understanding by an unre­ arrested, of Mrs. Arthur Dumns, who witn Books close on Mar. 31, he stntcd sermon should be of interest to this session and tho other annual ■cuu o f investigation of the de- Howard of Cleveland, and former served recital of "the difficulties the two men were supply measures will bo ressod nf-~ testified for the prosecution. Tho her three little children and n vis­ nnd the fact thnt so many have al­ everyono in Sunfnrtl. tment o f justice, will be qpes- Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, with which I am faced and the Some Gleaning* from Garland ter thnt time. Only two, the In»; _ned b ythe committee Tuesday for tho right to examine witnesses, manner in which I niyself envisage identity of tho apartment owner iting woman friend were killed ready paid, will avert nn eleventh Thore are men all over the coun­ terior und tho trcnsury-postofficc, 1 has not been revealed but an­ when her home, just outside Nixon hour rush. i to how the employes of McLcun present independent evidence nnd tho situation.” try trotting around tnlking about hnve been sent to the senate, which , nouncement was made Sunday plant boundaries was demolished. Collections will probably he iredestination who would not hiw nctod on only the interior do- ^ ■me into possession o f the code to have process issued for wit­ night she had been subpoenaed. Tho bodies of the Dunins children heavy this month ns there is still mow it if they met It In the road Won’t Enter Details Jnd whether McLean is on the roll |nesses and documents. partnient measure. 4' He does not desire to enter into The Chief nnd Captain Holcombe nnd Miss Janice Rockefeller, the a large number who have not paid ahnking a red flag. [fspccial agents of the bureau a', “ Fair" Hearing, Says Hrookhart Fiscal Legislation. - • made the raid nnd said they found friend were found Saturday night. details or advance specific pro­ un as yet according to Mr. Jinkins. j salary of $1 a month. When Were you pintle fatherThe hopso ways nnd means comi Senator Hrookhart Sunday re­ posals but explains that he wishes Mrs. Candler nnd the two Atlanta Firemen with tractors Sunday I The committee i - jo will follow iterated thnt Air. Daugherty would not only to interpret the views of business men sitting around a ta­ resumed tearing nt the musses of The increnso over March, 1923, con fessor to all the old hypocrites mitteo will begin preparation of a soldier bonus hill ‘ Alonday with he trull of the inquiry into the do­ be* given a "fa ir" hearing, but indi­ his own countrymen but sympa­ ble on which stood a whiskey bot­ twisted steel and shattered tile should bo very large was Air. Jln- i nthe country? The devil is saying, “ Time tho opening o f three days o f hear­ it ment o f justice where it has cated thnt tho course o f the in­ thetically to reulizo French opin­ tle nearly empty. They are under thnt remains of tho Nixon nitration kin s prediction. enough yet, time enough yet.” ings while the senate finance com­ «n blazed by tho cipher message quiry would he controlled by the ions nnd needs and proceeds: bonds of $100 ench which wore works, 45 buildings where were Any cold, lukewurm, indifferent mittee will take up about Wednes­ hied “ Mary” found in the Me­ committee. The conception o f tho Paint And church "It is widely felt in England thnt signed by Stoddard. manufactured )c<dluloid no!jltics. Sanford member is a backslider. day tho tax reduction measure an telegrams. investigation held by Mr. Brook- contrary to the provisions of the Mrs. Candler and the men who They also dug among the wrecked Some of you fellows struck ono [This message was In rode once hart and others it. that the case is Versailles treaty, France is en­ were arrested with her were tanks, railroad cars and heaps of Wall Paper Company o f tho devil s rocks, fell down, and passed last week by the house. A well defined movement which fed by the department's bureau of not to be a “ trial” hut rutlicr an deavoring to crcato a tituntion represented by counsel. Ben Con- T N T and ammonia in boxes and A t New Headquarters went hack and sat down and you hns developed in the hou.se recently fvestigntion and through Willinm investigation to secure facts for which gains for it what it failed years, the men’s attorney, is one barrels which fringe the gigantic are still sitting there. to make the principal feature of a ! Burns, chief of this bureau, the the senate. to get during the allied pence of the lawyers for Mrs. Clyde K. crater marking the site of tho ex­ bonus a paid up insurance policy Announcement of the opening Senator Hrookhart is agreeable negotiations. The view of this sec­ Byfield, whose suit for $100,000 plosion. wmitteo will seek to Icurn how or new headquarters for the San­ for veterans, received impetus to­ to the request of Mr. Daugherty’s W ife Finds Husband tion of my countrymen is that that against Walter T. Candler is on e code came into tho possession Fire Still Burst Forth. ford Paint and Wall Paper Com­ day by the announcement of Repcounsel thnt they he given ample policy can only perpetuate uncer­ the calendar of the DeKalb county I McLean's employes, Fires continued to burst forth in pany was made by H. A. Halverson Killed by Gun Shot ro'ontntivc Hucharnch. New Jer­ lit will probably be 10 days or notice of the churges which the tainty and dangers of a condition, court Tuesday. It wns for this scattered heaps o f the debris, but Alonday. Mr. Halverson said: sey, a Republican meni!x*r of the attorney general must meet, but not of pence, but of war, and that Vo weeks before the committee reason that the case wns jiet for authorities asserted nil were un­ M ir The A««oelnlri] Prr««| ways and means committee, that “ When wo camo to Sanford four pt> a return on the subpoenas is- these are to be developed piece in the end it will destroy whatever Monday at 9:30 a. m., instead of der control. Tho rows of maga­ years ago we occupied a store with GOSHEN, Ind., AInr. 3.— Harry I.. he would subpiit an insurance meal, apparently and without an temporary security France mny Tuesday ns originally planned. *d for the managers o f the telezines filled with tons o f highly in­ a floor spneo of 640 feet. A yenr Whitmer, 32, only son of Mrs. Lin­ proposition as a substitute for tho tph companies at Three Rivers, immediate anil detailed array. Tue gnin. Mrs. Candler before her mar­ flammable celluloid in sheets— ago we found this space too small coln J. Carter, wife of the piny adjusted compensation plan. committee chairman and Senator “ There were ninny people in riage to the soft drink millionaire most of them with doors blown off for our large stock so we found a producer, wus shot nnd killed in M., the home of Fall. These Similar plans have been uilvanc- ’ •nagers w ill be required to pro Whecior, Dem., Montana, author France who imugined that with the last June, was Mrs. Alary Little or roofs crushed In— were believed store with 950 feet of floor space. his home here curly Monday. Po­ ed by Representatives Fish, New of the resolution of investigation, complete defeat of Germany they Ragin a public stenographer in out of danger. We copies o f all messages sent t i Today wo hnve outgrown this store lice said Mrs. Whitner told them iork and Andrew, Massachusetts, already have consldi/nhle informa­ would be automatically freed for­ the Candler building here. She ' received by Fall, Sinclair, ZevWhat caused the explosion re­ and have moved to the place for­ she nnd her husband were retiring Republican, but the attitude of tion upon which to start the hear­ ever from n menace which I fully nnd her two young daughters by a mained a mystery ami prompted merly- occupied by Doune Turner late and he hnd preceded her up veterans and their organizations " Robert Stewart o f the Stand- ings. realize was real; somo thought in former marriage are reported to several investigations which will stnirs when she heard his body Oil Company of Indiana, nnd °? ,I,Ji£V Strect w'th u ,,oor "Pace full and rushed to the second floor on such legislation hns not been order to nttain absolute security have been living with her mother begin tomorrow. Officers of the or . M. ntnekmer o f tho Mid-West 1,220 feet. determined. Is With Sick Wire where she found her husbuml's the French frontiers should be ex­ since her arrest. Mining Company between Jnn. 1, Raritan arsenal, adjoining the des­ The growth of our business wo body with a bullet hole in his head MIAAIl, AInr. 3.—Attorney Gen­ The plan advanced by Mr. Bach- ‘ tended to the Rhine. They were Ri, and Mar. 1. 1924. Lawyers of Mrs. Candler nnd troyed properties, and where a half owe to the people of Sanford and eral Harry AI. Daugherty arrived uruch would provide a straight eit[The committee also will examine in Miami early Sunday and went to disappointed in this expectation. the two men have indicated their dozen of tho scores o f magazines vicinity and for their appreciation nnd u revolver by his side. Whit­ downment life insurance policy to Psrums sent to Fall, Doheny and the hotel at Alia mi Coach where They offered, instead, a Joint guar­ intention o f vigorously fighting stuffed with high explosive shells for the servico we render and the mer wns head of a prospering con­ every enlisted niun or wunmu who cern here, associates say. antee by Great Britain nnd tho f»*I> at New Orleans before Doh- his invalid wife, whom he left here the charge under wheih their were blown in will conduct cii in­ quality o f our stock.” served 100 days or more, payable I f came to Washington to disclore a month ago, is staying. Ho United Stutes. With the absten­ clients wore arrested. quiry for tho government. nt tho ago of 62. A ll commission­ tion of America this offer lapsed, *l he had loaned Fall $100,000 breakfasted with her and then veterans would bo excluded. Jury Holds Engineer White, Killer o f Earl, edC-uch before the former secretary later went to another hotel where and the Frcuch people have since a bill Mr. Buchnrnrh. esti­ with sonic justification been seek­ In Jail at Clearwater fine here in response to a sub- ho obtained n room, Doing unable mated would cost between $75 IIOO Guilty Duty Failure <na and refused to submit to to find accommodations at his ing other more tangible safe­ 000 nnd $90,000,900 the first yoM Hr Thr -l.aiirlalril I'rrM . guards to replace it. *stioning on the ground that his wife’s hotel. Tk# AMorlalrd CLEARW ATER, Mar. 3.—Hu­ with substantial decrease's ench French Public Disappointed “ Wcro might tend to incriminate His secretary, Miss K. AI. Car­ ST. AUGUSTINE, AInr. 3 .- L . bert Earl, whose body wus brought year to maturity. “ With regards to reparations roll, said Mr. Daugherty had come Hardee, engineer for the Florida here Monday, was hot and killed “ This plan fixes the cost defin­ also the French public have suf­ on an indefinite stay with his wife A great honor has come to a crews forced to remain as prison­ East (oast is to be tried during Sundny nt n road camp east of itely,” Mr. Bacharach said, "and fered disappointment. Neither the and insisted on seclusion. She said former resident o f Geneva, and the ers for the duration o f the war; tha spring term of court having Safety Harbor. The coroner’s jury tho nnnunl appropriations required he would not take part in nny of virtually unlimited expectations son o f a present inhabitant of thnt after the Armistice ho sailed for been held by the coroner’s jury as will hold an inquest Monday. E. can very easily be niet out of cur­ aroused at the moment ol victory (Continued on page 8) nor the more specific assessment town, in the appointment of John home, and turned over his com­ responsible for a fatal crossing ac­ AI. White is in juii here having rent receipts without the imposi­ i ------------------ -made in 1921 has been of any real Fletcher Huddleston to the vice- mission papers in Washington, al­ cident nenr Fort Lauderdale last surrendered U» the police. The tion of nny now taxes while for the consularship of the United States though hu remained in the navy week in which Churles Cross, 00- killing L* said to he the result of veterans It affords protection for POLICE DEPARTM ENT Receivers are Named relation to tho economic situation at yeor-old contractor, was injured ill feeling between the two men their dependents und gives them a Alilan, Italy, a cily o f three- until 1920, when he resigned. as it stands today." The city o f Sanford maintains nnd Kay Mozo, wus seriously in­ growing out of the trial o f Tom cash mynient ut u tim j when they quarters of a million people. for Chemical Company He married Alisa Mabel Balconi 'M ic e department o f eight Air. Huddleston was born in For­ of Cleveland, O., who served dur­ jured, when their uutomobile was Palmer, criminal attorney of will have greater need for it than Wn besides the chief. Two men Strict Neutrality sythe, Ga„ and canie to Floridn ing the wur on the Tuberculosis struck by Hardee’s train. iTho Tnmpe, chnrged with possession o( at present." Hr T h . A««oeln»rtl P r m l tv; also employed part of the he was a mere youth. He at­ Commission for Italy, a nicked coroner’s Jury fixed the responsi­ wine on his place near Safety HurNEW YORK, Mar. 3.—C. G. Uhariman Green said the ways I.°r special duty. During By U. S. in Honduas when tended the University of Florida commissio nof American girls un­ bility in charging tho engineer bor. Earl was alleged to have and means committee would start Wilson, president of the VirginiaI** winter months extra men und afterward went to Annapolis der the Red Cross. A fte r resign­ wit hnegligencc of duty when he given information which led to the redrafting o f a measure im­ 1** also employed. A police and Carolina Chemical Company, nnd WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Strict­ failed to blow hla whistle for the churges aguinst Palmer. fct°*#rni system is now being Arthur C. VandAbilt Monday were est neutrality between rival revo­ to qualify himself for a naval life. ing from the navy he entered into crossing. mediately upon completion o f the He received his commission in 1915 business life and now enters the ■stalled for tho uso o f men named receivers of the company in hearings and predicted a bill might lutionary movements in Honduras P R E F E R E N T IA L PAYM ENT be reported by next Saturda-. stained iir th eresldentinl sec- u creditors suit filed in the United hns been enjoined upon tho Amer­ and wus sent as puyniustcr to diplomatic service. Constantinople to serve on ambas­ States district court for New Jer­ Air. Huddleston has many friends J"13 of the city. I^aafc year the MARKETS Before calling the senate finance ... AaaocUlrd 1‘rras. ican naval commanders In the Hon­ T^ftnjun* made 1,899 arrests sey. Tho receivership was fore­ duras waters who have been di­ sador’s dispatch boat Scorpion. in this county who w ill be inter­ committee to start work on the W ASHING TO N, Mar. 3.-The In 1916 when the United States J? “ fou l o f $19,336.50 was shadowed by the collapse In price rected to confine themselves exHy Tfcr Atsorlntril I'rtw . supreme court Monday declared the tax measure, Chairman Smoot will of the company’s stock and bond severed diplomatic relations with ested in his appointment. Ho is n CHICAGO, Mar. 3.—Wheat, May United Stitcs government deposits cd by the house and cotnparixo „ ‘jCtecl in fines and estreated dicitly to tho protection of Amorson o f Mr. J. Hiram Huddleston of Turkey, the boats in the harbor issues on the New York Stock Ex­ 1.11 1-8 to 1-4: July, 1.11 1-3. in fulled bunks are not entitled to prepare forms o f tho bill m can lives and interests. were seized nnd interned nnd their Geneva, change last week. Corn, Mny 81 1-2 to 5-8. preferential payment. the old revenue mcasv DAUGHERTY’S JOB INQUIRY SUBJECT F O R COMMITTEE COLLECTIONS OF!“COMMON SENSE TAXES INDICATE GOD” IS BELIEF A BIG INCREASE OF DR. GARLAND Mrs. Candler’s Trial KnownDead in TNT B rings A c q u itta l Explosion Placed Misconduct Charge Today At E ighteen t Son o f Geneva Resident Is Honored By Appointment To Vice-Consulship SANFORD FACTS ? *i -___ . 1C .• iRi �CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS : F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH A L L SOULS CHURCH • The pastor will preach Sunday Morning on the subject: “ RE­ MEMBER ME." Thin will be a Sacramental occasion. . The theme at night will be "TH E TOUCH T H A T HEALS." 1 Sunday School at 9:30 a. nt. ame and join with us in Bible udy, . The Epworth Leagues will hold devotional meetings at 6:30. The weather will probably bo warm so the invalids ( ? ) or the Scrap Iron Class can attend. The ««s t o f the fellows will please bring Mme one with them to this meet­ ing o f the class, and please be on Tomorrow is Qulnquagesimn Sunday. Sunday school nt 9 n.m. Low Mass at 10:30 n. nt. Benediction after Mass. Friday, 1st Friday, Mass at 7 a. m. Masses during the rest of the week nt 8 a. m. Wednesday, Ash Wednesday, be­ ginning o f Lent. First Mass at 7 u. nt., wilh Blessing o f ashes. Second Mass nt 8 n. m. 1 Wednesday evening nt 7:15 p. m. Rosary, Sermon and Benedic­ tion. , , Public invited to church services. S BRINGING UP FATHER REV. FATHER ANDERSON TO ADDRESS SCRAP IRON CLASS Rcverand Father Anderson, who i l conducting a mission in Sanford for the Episcopal Church, will ad­ dress the Scrap-Iron Class Sunday morning nt the Milanc Thenter. Father Anderson spoke to the class When he wns in Sanford last win­ ter and is pleasantly remembered •nd will be cordially greeted Sun­ day morning. Milanc Thacter, 10 a. m. Of all the family, fnthcr is apt to be the most careless of a cough or cold, and it is the duty of mother or the girls to sec that he takes FO LE Y’S HONEY AND T A R COMPOUND at the first sign o f a cough, cold or hoarseness. A f­ ter he once tries it, finds out how effective and plonsant it is to take, he will not hesitate to use it al­ ways. Contains no opiates. Safe nnd sure. Hns served three gen­ erations. Sold everywhere. HOLY CROSS CHURCH 9:45 n. m.—Sunday school in High school. 11 a. m.—Morning service ami sermon by Fr. Anderson in Milanc theatre. * 7:30 p. m.— Preaching service in Corner Store of Welaka building, 1,y Fr. Anderson. The Hector will be nt Christ Church, Longwaod, for the Early Celebration at 7:30 a. m., nnd nt All Saints’ Church, Enterprise, for Vespers at 3 p. m. The Preaching Services * The following special preaching rvices and the beginning of the nten services will be held in the Wclakn* building Corner Store, First Street: ’> Sunday night—7:30 p. m. . Monday, through Friday nights -r-b p. ni. On Fridny p. m., 3 o’clork, Fr. Cobb, former Rector of the Cathedral School for Girls, Or­ lando, will speak at a service in the Welaka room on Missionary Work. Ash Wednesday: the services Will be in the Welaka room: ’ 7 a. ni.— Low Celebration. 0:30 a. ni.— Second Celebration and Pentecostal Office. 8 p. m.— Preaching Service. On Thursday und Friday, Early Celebrations nt 7 a. m. E Continued from page 1. the effect of that influence. Many n man has gone through life with u broken spiri because no one guvu him the sympathy which he needed. I ’d rnther have one rose now than a tart load on my grave. Fathers, how arc you filling up tile pages which open to you? You are influencing that boy of yours, but how? Men and women, you can’t turn back the page and cruse what you have written. C U T THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY J#rul this nd and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicngo, HI., writing your name and nddress clearly. You will re­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S IIO N E Y AND T A R COMPOUND fo r coughs, colds und hoarseness, also free sample packages of FO­ L E Y PILLS, u diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ T H A R TIC TABLETS for Consti­ pation and Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. (Continued from page 1) Fridny by the eenntc that he fur­ Program for bnnd concert nt nish the income tax returns o f Citv Park, ’Sunday, Mnr. 2nd, Full. E. I-. Doheny, Sinclair nnd nt 3:30 p. m.: the Sinclair and Doheny oil com­ 1. March— Washington Greys ............ Grnfullo panies. At the While House it was raid the executive would ascertain 2. Overture— K ing of the Night ................. Bnrnard his authority under the luw b e­ 3. Paraphrase— H oly Night.. fore acting. ....... .................. Buys While the senate debate was in •I. Selection—The Voice o f full swing, announcement was McConnell .. Geo. M. Cohan made nt the White House that INTERM ISSION President Coolidge would appoint additional special counsel to bring 5. Overture — Strong nnd True ........................ Kieslcr action looking to the recovery of sections 16 and 36 in the Elk Hills 6. A. Serenade— Roccoco .... ................. Meyer Helsnud reserve in California now oper­ ated by the Standard Oil Company B. Intermezzo— La Rose .... ...... ........................ Asher of California. It was said that he would select attorneys thoroughly 7. Fantasia — Auld I.nng versed in Innd law. Syne ...................... Tobani Cross-Examines Schuyler _ 8. Sextette—Lucia .... Donizetti After it heard Mr. Palmer F r i­ 9. Star Spangled Banner .. Key dny the oil committee cross-exam­ JOS. R E IZE N STE IN , Bandmaster. ined Karl C. Schuyler, counsel for J. Leo Stnek, a Denver oil oper­ ator, whose claims in Teapot Dome were bought by Sinclair for $1,­ TH IS W E E K IN 009,000. Schuyler declared that j the indications were that Sinclair SANFORD ' had obtained the Teapot Dome Week of Feb. 25 to Mnrch 1. |lenso through a conspiracy with the Pioneer Oil Company, but he Tuesday .................... Friday .................... I steadfastly declined to express nn Benefit Dance, benefit All Souls ! opinion that this conspiracy was aimed at the government. Parish, K. C. Hall, 8 p. m. Weekly luncheon Chnmber of Commerce, Valdez Hotel 12:15. conferring regarding a slate on which they will unite. (Continued from page 1) Charges E ffort to Pack Committee the Maryland senator replied in the negative. . petted move by Senator Wheeler j Senator Robinson declared on There was another tempestuous rlod in discussion o f conferences injected a new iSsuo Into the fight i the floor Friday that there had nator W illis has :»eld with Mr. it wan yet to be proved that he was . been chnrgcs o f an d fo r t to 1pack Daugherty and Senntor Cummins not an honorable man. I the committeo .and In turn Senator a l r c d j und.r w »y over the invert!, j m0,rn “ h f i d f gating committee personnel. H o , nn lhc committee. Senntor Lenroot, modified his resolution by provid- Rep., Wisconsin, chairmnn o f the ing that the commit:eo should be oil committee, however, said ho elected liy the senate, a procedure paw no impropriety in Senator provided in the senate rules but Wheeler being appointed, declaring Church services fur Mar. 2: Subject, "Christ Jesus " Church service, 11 n. in, Sunday school, 19 u. m. Woman's Club build!.* Avenue. All are welcome. CO NG ELATIO NAL CHURCH All of the tegular services will be held tomorrow at the Congre­ gational Church. Bible School nt 9:45 a. nt. A t II o’clock the pastor will preach on the af “ Thu Marvels of Divine Grace." This ought to prove of great help to all peroua whose ambition is to have nnd enjoy life’s very best. At the night service the subject will he “ Memories.” their plait and purpose in human life. No tm mber of the church should mb* this study of life’s strange pow. er. W e will have some beautiful picture* of our' great northwest which will stir within us reverence for our Heaven!)’ Jo*} her. Come and f-er t lie in. lb Ing your fiicnd n AH fire Welcome. ------------------------- Sanford, Fla, Capital and Surplus Total Resources - $125,000.00 - T $1,500,000.00 A cordial welcome awaits you at this Strong Financial Institution . Let Us v *. S erv e YouJ We take great pleasure in announcing the opening o f the office of our district manager, J. H. Jackson, in the Chamber o f Commerce building in Sanford. As evidence of our confidence in the present Sanford and the future GREATER SANFO RD and the state of Florida, we are cooperating in a spirit of real service by investing our funds here in long time loans on real estate. * No. 45386 10-Inch. List Price SI.00. 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S CHRISTIAN SCIRNCT An increase in tariff rates wheat as a. result of the t« commission's investigation \ forecast at the White House. M KM UERSHIP C A MPA IGN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . Sunday School 9:30 a. m. The (tendance goal for the school is 11. Every member should do {heir best. * Dr. Gnrlund will speak nt 11 a. m. ami 7:30 in the evening. B. Y. P. Unions 0:)lU. A very cordial invitation is extended to all young people to meet in this School of training. Dr. Garland will continue Ids Bible studies Monday morning 9:39. A very hearty invitation is ex­ tended to the citizens and visitors to attend these meeting*. S as president of the senate In* the investigating co personnel. Sanford, Fla �SCHWAB [ GERMANY IS TOPAY U. S. f r e c k l e s a n i I h is f r i e n d s - BYBLOSSER of Bethlehem Steel Corporairns on Olympic and ___ ; Conditions in E u -• T rope Good. tries M. Schwab, chairman 'board of directors o f the lehem Steel Corporation, reWcdnesday on the White liner Olympic, after spendseven weeks in Germany, ace and Austria. While abroad i had talks with the Krupps, emann and Gcncrnl Chnrlen Dawes, and he spoke mainly of economic conditions in Ger_ny. “ The G erm nnshe snid, “ nro Wtin* to lenrn what amount of Preparations they will have to pay. * i soon ns they know this tlefin■1y, they will got to work and r. Gcrmnny can pay nnd will t to the limit, but she must know te figures before she can pet 'down to business.” " I had dinner with General ftnves just before I sailed. He told '* » • that he nnd his associates had ached a unanimous conclusion ns their findings and that they „ „e r o . most optimistic. To my L ’tnind, it is absolutely necessary K-. that the Dawes report be submitI ted quickly in order to get action.” * r This was Mr. Schwab’s first visit ITtlCttnnny since 1912. He want­ ed to see what difference hnd been J wrought by the wnr, especially in manufacturing districts of the i 7. Tr. 7 _____ F. W. Mn'-mey and C. R. Walker Estate, all Bik City o f Sanford (Park) all Blk 8, Tr. 0 W. F. Shelly, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ____ Miss Jessie S. Roberts, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. 7 A. I.iljn, Lot 3, Blk 8, T r 7 R. H. Wnlthour, Lot 4, Blk 8, Tr. 7 M4 264 B7 60 50 50 57 204 Sanford Grammar School nil Blk 0, Tr. 0 67 F. II. Rand, Lot 1, Blk 9, Tr. 7 50 F. II. Rand, Itot 2. Blk 9, Tr. 7 50 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 9, Tr. 7 60 L. II. Thrasher, to t 4, Blk 0, Tr. 7 67 L. II. Thrasher, Lot 5, Blk 9, Tr. 7 60 J. C. Roberts, Ix>t C, Blk 10, Tr. 0 50 ! II. N. Lumley, Lot 7, Blk 10, Tr. <1 ’ W ! P. A. Jlcro, Lot 8, Blk 10, Tr. fl 60 C. Is Matthews, Lot 9, Blk 10, Tr. 0 50 S. W. Pevohousc, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr. 0 ........ 50 Mrr. M. Nelson, Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr. 7 50 C. H. nnd It. G. Tew, Lot 2, Blk 10, Tr. 7 04 S. J. W. Brisson, Lbt 3, Blk 10, Tr. 7 50 .1. S. Dir.kol, I^)t 4, Blk 10, Tr. 7 ......... 50 \V. II. Peters Estate, Lot 5, Blk 10, Tr. 7 50 R. C. Maxwell, Lot 6, Blk 11, Tr. 0 50 R. C. Maxwell, Lot 7, Blk 11, Tr. 0 . .. 04 Leroy P. Chittenden, Lot 8, Blk 11, Tr. 0 50 George A. DeCottes, Lot 9, Blk 11, Tr. 0 50 i George Calhoun, Lot 10, Blk 11, Tr. fl 50 J. K. Iaiing, Ia>t 1, Blk 11, Tr. 7 ............ . 40 Raymond C. Phillips N. 40' Lot 2, Blk 11, Tr. 7 4 C. V. Hoover, S. 4’ Lot 2, Blk 11, Tr. 7 58 C. V. Hoover, N. R8\ Lot 3, Blk 11, Tr. 7 fl E. McConnell S O’ Lot 3, Blk 11, Tr. 7 50 E. McConnell, Lot 4, Blk 11, Tr. 7 50 W. L. Barbour, Lot 5, Blk 11, Tr. 7 50 Mrs. Mary McBride, Lot fl, Blk 12, Tr. fl 50 Mrs. Mary McBride, Lot 7, Blk 12, Tr. « 50 J. E. Hicks, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. fl*... 60 J. E. Hicks,* Lot 0, Blk 12, Tr. 6 Avis Stcnstrom nnd R. A. Rockey, Lot 10, Blk 50 12, Tr. « GO M. Minnrick Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 7 ... 50 Mrs. F. II. Griggs, Lot 2, Blk 12, Tr. 7 50 Meiaeh Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 7 50 J. A. ShepparJ, Lot 4, Blk 12, Tr. 7 . 50 J. A. Sheppard, Lot 5,< Blk 12, Tr. 7 ..... 50 August Schneider, I^it G, Blk 13, Tr. C 50 August Schneider, Lot 7, Blk 13, Tr. fl G 4 August Schneider, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr. fl 50 August Schneider, Lot 9, Blk 13, Tr. fl ... 50 August Schneider, Lot 19, Blk 13, Tr. G 50 W, A. Tillis, I M 1, Blk 13, Tr. 7 56 N\ J. I)uggar, Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr. 7 ... 04 Meiscli Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 7 50 Melsch Realty Co., I.ot 4, Blk 13, Tr. 7 ... 50 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 7 ... 50 Moisch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk II, Tr. G 50 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 14, Tr. fl <34 Moisch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 14, Tr. fl ....... 50 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 9, ltlk 14, Tr. fl .. 50 Moisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. f l .... 50 Mrs. George D.Halt, Lot 1, Blk 14, Tr. 7 .. 50 Mrs. George D.Hart, Isit 2, Blk 14, Tr. 7 .. 04 Mrs. Courge D.Hart, Lot 3, Blk 14, Tr. 7 .. 50 Mr**. George D.Hart, Lot 4, Ifik 14, Tr. 7 ... Mrs. George I). Hart, Ia>t P, IUk 14, Tr. 7 .......... 50 Atlantic Const Line R. R. Company. Beg. nt inter­ sect inn of the East Lino of Elm Ave. with South line Fourth St., run S. 108.05' NEly .4:i,.3 . U 1’ to lth St- w - to bch'.........""vW(r v Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co. Also beg. 5(V ft. Smith of the N. E. Cor. of Rlk (5, Tr. 7, Run S. 110.2 ft. West across R. R. right of way. NE ly to bbginniiig .... 70.3 • 1075.12 1078.12 232,78 204.19 204.19 204.19 232.78 1078.12 232.78 204.10 204.19 204.19 232.78 204.19 204.19 261.80 204.10 204.10 204.19 204.19 201.36 J204.10 204.10 204.10 204.19 201.36 204.10 204.19 204.19 187.85 16.34 230.86 24.50 204.19 204.19 204.19 204.19 204.19 204.10 ' H m following la the final estimate o f the eoet oft widenhte ■heet asphalt paving on M yrtle A r e ; between Mtyth Street and t v teenth S t from 18 feet to 24 f t in width. Coat of paring 24 f..*. u width. v • 2100 Cu. yds. exceration @ 40e 894* 6190 Sta. yds. orerhaul @ lc 61* 2707 Lin,' ft. concrete curb and gutter ^ 76c 2957* 234 Lin. ft. flush curb t<§> 33c 77* 73 Lin. ft. granite curb re-set @ 15c 10* 4320 Sq. yds. rock base @ 76c 3283* 3818 Sq. yds. 2 " sheet asphalt @ 99c 3779* 113 Sq. yds, brick re-laid (§> 69c 56* 3l27 Sq. f t alley returns <g> 24c 78* 6 Cu. yds. Class B. concrete @ 823.00 138* 2 Type A Inlets @ $42.50 _ 85* 7 Type B Inlets @ $32.50 227* 2 Manholes <§> $50.00 100* Extra work . . 52* 2 Monuments at street Intersection! @ $6.50 1 940 Lin f t 12” storm sewer @ $1.02 ---------- 958* 2579 Lin. f t 3” drain tile @80.00 per M. 206* Laboratory-inspection o f materials 160* Legal expenses, advertising, etc., 2 % ' 241* Engineering 4% 482.0$ f • Total cost of paving 24 feet in width Total cost o f paving 18 ft. in width k... $12,023*1 8649*1 Cost o f widening paving from 18 feet to 24 feet To be borne by City, 1-3, $1,424.69. To be borne by adjacent property, $2,849.40. Number of feet frontage, 2084 f t Assessment per foot frontage, $1.3672. ■1274*1 FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer. Feet Name Final Description Frontage Estiauul E. R. Trnf ford's Map .Sanford, Fla. L. G. Cameron, Lot 6, Blk G, Tr. 5 ........................ 57.55 238* L. G. Cameron, Lot 7, Blk 6, Tr. 5 50 206* 50 W. W. Long, Lot 8, Blk 0, Tr. 5 206* 30 W. W. Long, Lot 9, Blk fl, Tr. 5 206* 204.19 R. E. Pucrlfoy, Lot 10, Blk fl, Tr. 5 57.55 238* 204.19 R. I.. Griffin, Lot 1, Bik fl, Tr. 6 57.55 238* 204.19 Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 2, Blk C. Tr. fl 50 206* 204.19 F., L. Woodruff, Lot 3, Blk fl, Tr. 0 50 206* 204.19 F. L. Woodruff, 50 Lot 4,Blkfl,Tr.6 206* 204.19 F. D. McBride, Lot 5, Blk fl, Tr. 6 57.55 238* 204.19 L. H. Thrasher, Lot 0.Blk7,Tr.5 57 235* 50 204.19 L. H. Thrasher, Lot 7,Blk7,Tr.3 206* 201.30 L. H. Thrasher, 50 Lot 8,Blk7,Tr.••••••■••■•••••■•■..•■•a 5 206* 50 204.19 S. C. Burrler, Lot 9, Blk 7, Tr. 5 206* 204.19 H. L. Gibson, L ot 10, Blk 7, Tr. 5 ...... 57 235* 204.19 Mrs. S. E. Woodruff, Lot 1, Blk 7, Tr. fl 49 202*1 204.19 Mrs. S. E. Woodruff, Lot 2, Blk 7, Tr. 0 49 202* 201.3G J. M. Hayes, Lot 3, Blk 7, Tr. 0 261.30; 49 202.81 204.10 M. F. Robinson, Lot 4, Blk 7, Tr. 0 117 484* 204.191 204.19 A. B. Munson, Lot fl, Blk 8, Tr, 3 57 235* 204.19 A. B. Munson, Lot 7. Blk. 8, Tr. 5 50 206* 50 204.19 H. C. Noble, Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 5 .. .............. .. 206* 201.3(1 H. C. Noble, Lot 9, Blk 8 ,Tr. 5 50 206* 204.19 II. C. Noble, Lot 10, Blk 8, Tr. 5 ....................A. 57 235* 204.19 City o f Sanford (Park) all Blk 8, Tr. fl 204 1092.79 204.19 Deane Turner, Lot fl, Blk 9, Tr. 5 ...... . 50 206* 204.19 Lena B. Couch, L ot 7, Blk 9, Tr. 5 . 50 206* 2fil,3fl Lena It. Couch, Lot 8, Blk 9, Tr. 5 04 264* 201.19 B. F. Whitner, Jr., Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. 5 GO 206* 204.19 E. D. Mobley, Ix>t 10, Blk 9, Tr. 5 50 206* Snnford Grammar School A ll Blk 9, T r. fl 264 1092.71 204 10» f t Catholic Church, All Hlk 10, Tr. 5 206.95 , Mrs. A. Simon, Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr. fl 50 ...176.83. Mrs. A. Simon, Lottf, Blk 10, Tr. C. ... 206* 50 * 264* 64 J;*:C. Ayc&ek; I.dt 3,-Blk 10, Tr. fl 206* J. It. Stewart, Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr. fl 50 206* 50 .1. E. Preston, Lot 5, Blk 10, Tr. 0 Final 311.59 Final Foot Frontage Estimate Estimati The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without 18 ft. wide Hides interest up to March 15th, 1921, nnd from nnd after such date, snid from IS! Special Assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install­ 2(wide ments with interest nt per annum on nil deferred payments. 360* 7.10.49 204 Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal o f the City of ,*’ • D. Chase, All Illk 11, Tr. 5... 68* L. P. McCulicr, Lot 1, Illk 11, Tr. fl 138.35 50 Sanford, Florida this 4th day of Feburnry, A. D. 1924. 68* 138.36 L P. McCulicr, Lot 2, Blk 11, Tr. fl 50 (S E A L ) L. It. P H ILIPS, City Clerk. Si* L. P. McCulicr, Lot 8, Blk 11, Tr. G 04 177.09 TO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS OW NING PROPERTY ON M YRTLE Owen (Pliutogrupher) Lot 4, Blk 11 68* Tr. C ..................................... 138.35 50 AVE. FROM FOURTH STREET SOUTH TO 68* 138.35 Lottie M Paxton Lot 5, Hlk 11, Tr. G 50 TH IRTE ENTH STREET. Notice is here by given that the construction of the asphalt pave- ^ Mahoney Estate, Lot fl Hlk 68* 138.35 50 nient on Myrtle Ave. from Fourth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been ,*4-' ** found the Ruhr vastly alter­ ed,” he snid. "Take the Krupp works, for instance. Before the •r-th ry used to employ 110,000 ersons, now they have no more inn 14,000. There is despond­ iinil<*r John .1. Beasley or Hensley, loft oar. 'Clii tho paym« at of the costs and cjc__ rokoo No. 91V ency among the people, but no J. I.. Baughman, ("liar Ion C. War-, On» roil ami white cow, tagged 1pe nM’teiOisnrf.a (lllii.on, , tnf ’mfw <rancor against anyone, unless it vlck, trustee, ftolirrt II. Ramsey.[in loft oar. ‘ Vlicrukte No. a,” ; ponses thereof, IncliulltK uttomoy's be the French. What they want is n'T'.' ''-., •Mar’t“ r,'t 8 Ramsey, In- J One tan c.lorod cow with Mack; foes, and tin n to the payment of ■I Iv lit mi 11>- nail as successor In trust! , to get back to work. (.'hero- the ol.lln.ition secure*? t.y such Robert II. Ramsey, nml Margurot T ear» j mortgage. Ineiudlm, unpaid Inter" I t is best that the Germnns to W. Itamsoy, deeimsed; or otherwise, *i v, >st. and ill* hul.no-e. If any, to tho should run their works in the In and to the limits tieretnrilwve I , l:!o !"i'i. nlotvit'r of such morigiiKud Itve \ iml a,-a *'lUear slilCk. In uceorilaliee With tin? uhr. They know how. Outsiders devi-rlltod. „r any part there,.f, and1 In ’ left ■•Iso any and nil other person* i " * . Statute of I he Stale of Florida In Mk’t do it. I f [ were to attempt whose name or names are unknown .1.,,~‘i eueh case made ami provided. • ’•Tty^dperate one of their plants, 1 nnd who may I..- liner..-ted In the jiati.l at Sanford. Florida. Hits ,, 'J ' . , hl R? " lsth da- of February. A. I*. 1921. could not hope to do it ns skillful- loomal. Involved In this suit and W heroin shove ilescrlhrd. or who rlalm r ...... ,.tr. RAN ” «>F illlGKN VII.I.K productively as they cun.” tty IV. At. llosiul.k, Jr., riuht, title or Interest therein. „p|.jn - anil t u r r e t , The in’ oeonls jjnMr. Schwab went to Berlin, liny As tin duty authorised Agent lifi liytrs, deal- • s or gran Iocs. h>*.|„r n oli Mile ■m il lie n|i|illei| In tin |$tr. he said, the people seemed through or under any of the pur following manner, to-wlt: First, io 1— _177-—1-.12.’.-21 ,, — realize that they had been de- ties or persons lierellinhovo named referred to, or otherwise, are it > AM , I'RO I'KKTY OWN BUS OWNING IMtOPEUTV ON ELM H feated, something that they did not or hereby rciRiIrcd to lie and appear “ Teel, apparently, directly after the before our said iMrcnlt tNmrl »l AVE N U E FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO T H IR T E E N l’lI War. He added that he thought the I’onrt House at Sanford, I'lerSTREET: ip the 'tli dry of April. A. I*. "“ We TTCs’ont form of government hki. 1921. ami 111*01 ami there make nilNotice is hereby given that the constructing o f the asphalt pave­ » Would endure. swi r to the lilll of eomptalut exMr. Schwab said that lie was not hll.luol against you in Mils cause, ment on Elm Ave. from First St. couth to Ihirteentb St. lias been decrees l ^ l S ^ ' ^ . ^ ^ coniidckvI. ciTut the completed work liit:t been fumlly accepted by the convinced as to what was best to otherwise, In* pnlcml oKiiiimt do in the matter of relief work in you. Commission o f the City of Sanford, Florida. It 1*4 *nlf*r<*tl tlinl Hit* <,*1t:tt|oit !••• ’.Gcrmnny. He saw no widespread Tin* following is the final estimate for paving Elm Ave. 21 feet in Binering. Those who were most rtil»H*lictl In tlx- Ritifnnl lli'nit’l, n P"wspup"r published J " 1 width with sheet asphalt on a rock base, from First Street smith to distraught, he thought, were the NiRinnM' * ««it111y* Mofiiln* ••noli • * > professional classes — doctors, wii-h for light ronsecutlye weeks.1Thirteenth Street: WJTNUys itiv hand and real of I; tear liars and the like. 2590.40 Mo* aald Circuit Court on this the fl 191 Cu. yds. excavation (ii> Itic ................... .i"•’ i Steel Business Good. 153.80 ?BHAL)J r ° f •'•t'c ’ 1 ’ hj 15-380 Stn. yds. overhaul («) ic ...................... . , «C| visited his pneumatic tool 5S3^i0 faeftiydn Jfiriiij. butmnid tlltit Iff j ’ l*i*i;w.,f th*‘ ciz-iui't ig'ourt of the, 7080 Lin. ft? comv.-t* «urb iir.il-gutter @ IGc ' il.'18.f»8 > trncjfner ft was a payIda. In ami for P**tninoib (Miitltj'.' lb - 1’ »*in* ‘ L* HU. n CUII> (ft >pL .................... in g proposiion or not, because the M \V. SRF.NCF.lt. Jr.. 30.00 2d!! Ltn. ft, granite curb re-let @ Ifie ............ Solicitor and (.'ouiisi’l fur CJBUrrcncy kept lluctuating. There 9338.88 Comptalnani. j 12288 Sq. ydj. rock base @ 7<!c .................... was some talk in Germany o f a 1-28-2-1-11-1*.I'i-a-Sta-1 7 11010.18 ,11132 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt @ 99c ........ « S ,ll li?,nk.for furtherance of a 118.9.3 Matt, but he knew nothing definite In runnly Cuiirt. Vnalniili- (‘mi at) 183 5<|. yds. brick re-laid on edge (d) fi*»c ..... Florltla. About it. Austria seemed to have 93.00 I ft:! S < | . yds. brick relaid fiat fn i) 30c ............ IITATIII.V. r,reached an optitnisic and fairly !•:. K. tlrnily. I'lnintlff. 313.20 1303 N t|. ft. alley returns @ 21c ................... v/jiwsperous state. France was won­ VH. 89.30 dering about reparations. Henry Ahratinm. Ihlw aril Abrnliain. ■!70 S<|. ft. sidewalk (y) 19c ..... - .................. nml Allo rt Abraham. Trading a* 20,8 Cu. yds. Class I! concrete (tj> 23.00 .. ..... As for the steel business, it win 610.40 Ahralinm llruth* ra 11**i -.* and Rood, he said. No matter what 510.00 12 Type A Inlets @ $12.30 ...................... Mule Cnmpanv. I '• f' lid intu^ happened, .Mr. Schwab did not i». C, Ilrvanl. UamUhce. 422.30 13 Type I! Inlets (rh $32.31) .......... To: Henry Aluahun, Kitwnrd think that Germany would inter­ Ahraham. and All.'rt Abrnhani. 300.00 fl Manhole,i @ $.30.00 ...... ......................... fere with the prosperity o f Ameri­ Trading a« Abraham Hrntliera 60.00 1 Manhole (y> $00.00 .......................... .. ...... can manufacturing enterprises ft r III.tsc and Mule C'imp.'iny. JT*.tit years to come. g.imory. Alahama. and all other 9118 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile laid @ $80.00 per SI. 729.4 I . K j Speaking o f Sir Ksnie Howard, tP'i'Miins lnti*rpMt.'u. and me 11 nf ymi, are 11**rr !.V 2217 I.in. ft. 12” storm sewer laid @ $1.02 — ....... 2201.84 ’• *t#le new British Ainbast.adnr a fel- notVmi, If led that Uir nlmvi* nannd 127.21 ■ g l i o w passenger. Mr. Schvvuli com- plaintiff lias InilltnP'l anil auulict Extra Work ..,......................................................... . “ ■"liidhtcd: “ lie seems to be i splen- you In the aluiv.* at lit id ruurl, rlnlni20 Sq. yds. additional brick @ $1.17 .................. 'J *. 10 .did .man. The. more I talk* d with lilk damage'* la Mi., nun of Four, ................... 7 Monuments set at street intersection’s («> $0.50, 45.50 omplrtcd and the completed work has been finally accepted by the ^Hen M. .Mahoney, Lot 1, ltlk 12 Hundred and Nltu tv-lilnu <■?l:tu.00) phim .the better I liked him. l i e 1I adlara. and In said rauar. a writ1I jjI,oratory Iliapcction of Materials ......... 68* Tr. 5 ... 138.33 50 ■138.00 Commission of the City o f Sanford. w ill undoubtedly lie popular here." of MarnUhnu nl ha» been tasueil ill- , , 6 8* C. A. Betts, Lot 8, Blk 12. Tr. 5 .... 138.35 50 lei'ted in ii c itryun. aa garnisio., I.egal expense, advertising, etc, .. * ........... 709.00 The following is tho final estimate of the cost of pnving Myrtle you nnd each of yon are In rel.y | i ' S 8 * C. A. Betts, Lot 0, Blk 12, T r. 5 .... 138.35 W ^ H a r t o w — Twenty-live carload i nnd 50 r.-iinlrcd. mi the 7|h day «f April. »*nj,intcring ....................................... 1 119.32! Ave., with sheet nsphalt 24 feet in width from Fourth St. to Ninth . '*cttW>ui;.'-i shipped outduring il 68* J.'.'l, tu peraunally hr and iipp. :ir! C. A. Betts, L it 10, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .... ...______ first 138.35 50 i St., and 18 feet in width from Ninth St, to Thirteenth St. hefun* Mir* ahuvu xiylnl cuurt and , . . lays ot present season. 68* Isaac Neal, Lot 1, Blk 12. Tr. fl.... 138.35 50 ......... . $37,«12.2 appear lo llio KXjd ai'lion. utlirr-1 lo lal cost ...... .................. .... ............... (1) From Fourth St. to Ninth St. 21 ft. in width. I.-.- default will bit i titered ay.*ulnat ! Amount to be borne by City 1-3, $12,337.11. F. W. Mahoney Eat., Lot 2. Blk 12, NOTICE TO FENCE BUILDERS ■2755 Cu. yds. excavation @ *IOe ................... .$ 1 , 102.00 JOII and eaeli of >'uu. . . . . , , ,, . . s u -n -iu i 68* *Seided bids will be received by Tr. 0 ............................ .. .... Wltnv.n my band as Clerk of Amount to lie borne by adjacent property, 138.35 50 7885 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ...... ................ 78.85 the City Comniinsion of the City On i',,tiril> i*niiri ..f Ki-inlnote 68* 138.35 ...... ...... me city t., Florida, op Hits RHtl 'la> of Number of feet frontage, 0140.09. ;M F> Lin. ft. o f concrete curb nnd gutter @ 76c 2018.20 N. J. Duggar, Lot 3, Hlk 12, Tr. 6 50 o f Sanford, Florida, March 10, ' "u try. .\. !».. *'-•- 1. 68* 138.35 As.-essnient per foot frontage, $4.0H:’ 8. 50 | 298 Lin., ft flush curb @ 33e ...... ............ 98.34 W. R. Brooks, L it 1, Hlk 12, Tr. fl 1924 at 3 p. m. for the construe- j ,fl,: (\l \ t s.'lu'iiVih FRED T. W ILLIA M S, Engineer. 74 ft. granite curb re-set @ 15c ............... 11.10 Mias It. Villa Robinson, L it 5 tion of approximately 2,000 lineal ‘ Cuuaty. Fiorhlu. 63* ltlk 12, Tr. fl ...................... 138.35 Foot Final 50 fe e t of fencing, or anil around new I i-:i-2 s-2 -l-U -ls-:i-"---t°‘ t"''-1 5500 Sip yds, t'oek base laid @ 7f*e •1180.00 Field and Fair City Athletic ---------------- ------Melsch Realty Co., Lot fl, Hlk 13 Name Description Frontage Assessment is5!) Sip yds. o f 2” sheet asphalt (fp 99c ...... 4810.41 fg|§ands Celerv Ave. Av<* Ih i .i - » . TO t *-«. ;L on Celery 63* Tr. G ..................................... 138.35 E. IL Trafford’s Map, Sanford. 50 e received on various ty I l l Rtp ydi. brick re-lnid @ 50c ................. 57.00 l\iul ICvoly ami IMvvanl W. c la im in g E. E. Turner, Lot 4W\vn by plans and npecitU.»uuii;i n U 'K i i K .iintl A l l 108.11 Meiscli Realty Co., Lot 7, Illk 13 illk Tr. fl .... .................. 117 177.S0 fifl9 Stp ft. sidewalk (^p 19c ......... .............. l»>. 111 r«*u-c11 nr u m lrr tlicin. and all .on. file in the office of the Cjty c*th«»rn 68* Tr. 5 Victor nml Belle Check. I.ot 9, Illk 3, Tr. f l ......... 40.73 138.35 1flfl.33 60 w h o m it ma> c m i i u i t h : 7.5 Cu. yds Claes II, concrete @ $23.00 ... 172.50 ihLinager, each bid be u necom__ to , .a. <Ainu* V* mi . uiitl • nrli i f ytui, w i l l pi* art** ..30 122.51 Moisch Realty Co., I.ot 8, Blk 13 Victor mid Belle Cheek, N. 31) ft l ot 10, Illk 3, Tr. fl 0 Typo A Inlc'.n $42.50 ............ ........ 255.00 (Iianjml by a certified cheek in the tiiU'i* 11 ii|i< e t Uut Iimlcr imtd i»> vlr* 8i.» Tr. 5 ..................................... 10.73 43.82 Mini o f iV« of the amount o f l‘OII- t is «.( 1Iij*1 « itrii&hi in«»rui.iKt* »!• ••!, L. Ii. Gibbs, S. 10 ft. Lot in. Blk 3, Tr. fl......... 177.09 01 « Type B. inlets @ $32.50 105.00 111 Imc dal* ||>.* 2 lft d*iy " f No* -true t. 40.73 Kill. 33 3 Manhole*’ @ $50.00 .................................... .................. 1.50.0C ^^1*!.< 'cty Realty Co., I.ot 9, Blk 13 v idlirr, ,\ |» and m * **rd* d In I,. II. Gibbs, Lot 11, Hlk 3, Tr. fl ....................... « ' i m t t H M u r U itR i' » ..ink 1, i'.u p ' 3*^1, Standard Oil Co. I.ot 1, ltlk 3, Tr. 7 ..... .......... W. I!. W ILLIAM S, 68* Tr. .» .................................... 117 477.80 50 138.35 20 Stp ytK additional brick @ 51.17 ............ 23.40 :»r tli»* t u r r i 'n i public m u r t l s of City Manager. tU-riilfi l« Ktorldii. ni.nl.*. « t * Moisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 13 Mrs. F. V. Lee, In.t fl. Blk 3. Tr. 7 .................... 40.73 1flfl,33 2-29-::. 1.7 3 Monuments at street intersection ($> $fl.50. 19.50 * *tl» *d nti'1 «1•*Hv, rml *■' I'•« ■.!Id 63* Tr. 5 ................. ................. . 20.365 . 83.10 190 l,in. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.02 ........... I ‘.ill I K » • !; . i;fI Kd vF.nl W. rn Mis. F. V. I.ee, N. 1-2 I.ot 7. Blk 3. Tr. 7______ 50 138.35 1213.80 ■iHlVUr l'Irrull I’uurl i.f l!ir Si'trnlh tf< T l i o ! t ” i 11> i'lintpqd a • p« ra- Clara Benjamin, S 1-2 Lot 7, HI!. 3, Tr. 7 ............ 6 8* 20.305 C. E. Robinson, Lot 1, Hlk 13, Tr. fl 83.10 50 138.35 530 Lin. ft 3" drain tile <jt> $80.00 per M. 202.40 .lurtli'lnl ( Irriill nl I'liirltln. In nml l l o l i o f r i ri'1.1. it s '. r* *. • ■* ;»nd 68* (nr Sruilmtle I’nuiil). In rlinurrr,. i'8H! ii^, w h ic h .snid moil* o ’ wits Clara Benjamin, I.ot 8, Hlk 3, Tr. 7 .................... C. E. Robinson, Lot 2, Illk 13, Tr. ti 40.73 Iflfl.33 51) 138.35 191.11 .O IITATION. ofi, 11a•\v11, lift* HHIl 9• > 1‘T I ••**•«»tu87* .,()- ,j 0 'C* E. Robinson, Lot 3, illk 13, Tr. fl fll 1*. lf.-ljltltr. I'onitilulaunl, 57.75 235 83 177.09 h r, a i » . l i r a . iiul$ u i i i . t o d lo W. IF. Hand. W M ’ i.ot fl. ltlk I, Tr. fl ......... VH. Id o U.ni 1. o f <Ifi -*t) v »I *• . .' r ’ oi'hta W. II. Hand. W. tit ft I.ot 7, Hlk I, Tr. fl, (Less 68* rill 80 ^* Robinson, Lot 4, Hik 13, Tr. fl 138.35 50 Engineering 4It ............................................. Joluj J Jl< •Hley. i*l ul., I>i*r«‘iidniit.*<. t o i poi il h»ti and w h ich al»J i »•*! I t;ai;c 68* To Julia J. It. i-mIi'I nr 11,'Hi. I»*>‘. If wiui p'ivi n to Nbcui’t pnymt nt o f tli** S. ti 1-2 ft ) 43.5 R. L. Robinson, Lot 5, Hlk 13, Tr. fl 60 177.05 138.35 J V u W l1 1 llauKhmiiii. pi im ipnl Niiin 4»i* St von lluiiilrud ...... - .......... If •! llvln m in .;, 0,5 20.54 Total cost ..... ............ .................................. Cliarb < l*. Warwick. iriiHt. .*, If 11v • urpl S o v n i t j (S77«UiO) Indl.ii"*, with E. T. Durlin, S. fl 1-2 ft. Lot 7, Hlk 1, Tr. C .... . $10,401.12 i Mci« h Realty Co., I.ot fl, B lk V l InK. Italart II. ItamHi-y. tniHlcc. If Intorowt as t h r o l n p ro v h lod and E. T. Durlin, Lot H, ltlk 4, Tr. 0 ....................... 68.36 Tr. 5 GO 201.19 To be borne by City 1-3, $5,468.14. 138.35 50 Hv I iik. M.irasnl .V S. K S l*iir’iiN..v ' ’ ll! Up til Which mil* id* dll* *• I Il9*t »• Is unm ey. in- ||im, <!u,. a|||, l#w , flg i U t . Muld 50 Otvlifuall, unit u» Hti. i . x.>r In irtiHi Meiaeh Realty Co., I.ot 0, HI]; 1, Tr. fl ............ — Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 14 201.19 To lie borne by adjacent property, $10,930.28. * i.f C i.iiivllli. ill.* mm of t.< Itoi.ort II. IIninxe>. If llvina. .'lur- r 0; 68.36 Tr. 5 ..................................... 57.73 . 235.83 Number of feet frontage, 2GI2.2, 138.35 • \»•ii liariiii.it Kklny-nlto* ami Moisch Really Co., I.ot 10, ltlk I, Tr. fl ............. 50 Kuic-l \V. ItatiiH.y. If llvliu-, nml If Halil partli-H arc ili.it, all iturtlcs o i -I om itJS'ini) l oti lit rn. Ini'linllmr C. W . Ltting, L o t 1, Blk 4. Tr. 7 ....................... 57.75 Melsch Realty Co., I.ot 8, Blk 14 233.83 rCTiltrtitnif Inicr. -iH as In Ini, ilcvlaecH Jiilni-ljial alol llitir.-rl In tin* (lull* 87.56 Tr. 5 ... ................................. 04 o r grontrcH. m as i.tlicr cb.linants lion .>f anil in nurMium ■ of I)i■■ C. W. luting, Imt 2, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ....................... 50 201.19 ( 2) From Ninth St. to Thirteenth St. 18 feet wide: 177.09 Hlntulo <f tin' Sfat< of Florida to W. II. Peters Estate, Lot 3, Hik I, Tr. 7 50 201.19 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 14 204.19 17.50 Cu yds. excavation @ 40c ................................. u ^ - ^ S ! C , . l u: t r „ ....... ...Wn i - mii'Ii earn* in cl** aiol pniviiti*d, III $ 700.00 v. irk. KmI ert II llainHiy, • ild Hank of Cri • nvllfe, tio Imbh r 1Victor and Belle Check, Lot I, Blk I, Tr. 7 68.36 Tr. 5 ................ .................... 50 204.19 4821 Sta. yds. overhaul (St lc ............. ............ 138.35 5tf . 48.24 , ,, ,, , . . r. i,n. i *r„ r lDM-"tg> Margaret S. U;mii>.>*. ta­ and owner of onid nii'Hi.age. will ... 57.75 Frank Brunson, Lot 10. Blk 14 205.83 251 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 33c ................... il.'vwM|*,l|y i nil as nu*r<*»Mir In tru.*t •iff»»r f«»r Mutti ^nil hill i#v anil Victor ami Lull!' ( hccK* Lut •)» 1*11* I, It. i .. 77.22 gf'isJ!'** rt Ii. Han **•> nnd Mitriinn't tlirougli Its agent, lo-wlt. IV. .M Harriett E. Leavitt W 1-2 Lot fl, Hlk 5, Tr. fl 68.36 58.29 Tr. fl ...... ............................. 238.01 *190 Lin. ft. concrete cuib nnd gutter @ 7fle 138.35 50 »v. It'i’ii- ■>; or tl.erwlse. In and to llostwlek, Jr., the |>r.tnn who will . 144.40 Hi** f iltnn tin: il* scribed taints, nr eondlii't *4U|i| sale. In the lilglie-l Harriett F. Leavitt W 1-2 I.ot 7, Illk 5, Tr. (5 GO 204.19 32)0 Sq. yds rock base @ 7flc ................... ...... . 2439.00 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot I, Illk 11 r IRW J- 1 oaivi 1 tie r. of. sliinit. bidder for cash, on Hie r,lti day •>f 68.36 50 Tr. fl .................................... 2HI.19 3155 Sq. yds. of 2” sheet nsphalt @ 99c ......... inv ♦tj'J Icing In tin- (Toutily of March. A. I> )y?l, lielwieii Hie Harriett E. Leavitt, All I.ot 8, Bik 5, Tr. fl 138.35 50 . 3122.461 of II 'in .o'clock A. .'! ami 2, .diVlilr. Ia and .Stair of Morlila. mure Ilnurs j Suth Woodruff, I.ot 9, Blk 5, Tr. fl .... ...... 50 204.19 Mcisch Realty Co., I.ot 2, Hlk I t 113 Sip yds. brick re-laid @ 50c ................ I*. Al , nl th< front door of i . 50.50 ■/ponletilutly dcscrllnd as follows o'clock tin* Hcnilnolc 1*011111) ('nun House Seth Woodruff, lait 10, Blk 5, Tr. fl ......... 68.36 , [to -wli. 58.20 238.01 Tr. rt .... ..................... ...... ..... fl Cu. yds Class B concrete @ $23.00 ... 138.35 138.00 50 I Sattfonl, Klorld.i. lie followiau y*'T lii' NnriJi-\vi*..t Quarter (N W U ) i|. scribe,| live sleek. Il'iM loi.tlnl E. Woodcock, I.ot 1, Hlk 5, Tr. 7 ................ 58.29 238.04 Mcisch Realty Co., I.ot 3, Blk 14 2 Type A Inlets @ $12.50 ...... — ......... ...... tor Up- N«rtli->*aMt Quarter (N K 1.,) In Soiilinnle County. Florida: il* 85.00 1 *01 Hri'llmi twenty•three CM). Town- M 87.50 Tr <1 .... 50 204.19 5 Type B Inlets @ $32.C0 ...................... illed In sabl Illortlfsto* lb * d mil Elizabeth Dykes, l ot 2, ltlk 5, Tr. 7 ......... 177.09 102.50 fll iv. invent) ( 20) Houtli, Itnnae given to secure lie iiaymeut of tin Roy Tillis, I.ot 3, Blk 5, Tr. 7 .:............... 50 201.19 a»7 on Muisch Realty Co., I.ot 4, Blk 14 lblr(>’ 130) Hast. 800 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.02 ............. . mortgage Indebtedness evidenced •It uitijs-srlrig from the sworn hill thereby. to-wlt: 68.36 Frank Gucrtz, I.ot I, Blk 5, Tr. 7 ......... 50 20-1.19 201.19)2579 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile @ $80.00 per M. ... 50 138.35 206.32 T r* ................................. . o f eumplulnt Hied In (Ills cause ( Ui<* hrlitdU* cow. I.nmvn as (tlmrii- L. Muller Heirs, Lot 5, Blk 5, Tr. 7 ........ . nyimct you. Unit you ami each of kes 58.29 238.04 Laboratory inspection of matcriuls No. f«; 102 71; Meinch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 14 Jii it hai" or claim to have some One light brown cow, Int'.rOd In J.*t | Woodruff, Lot 8, Bik it, Tr. fl ..... ...... 68.36 49.5 202.1ft Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2r.fe ,Jp;»irr p In anil to the lands herein- left ear. "I'birokee No 2•*.“* 138.35 103.141 T r’ *’ .............. ., , 50 iif,o il described, and dial >oiir 50 Oiu* bl.i I. eon with white belly. I*. I Woodruff, Lot ti, Bik fl, Tr. fl .....------201.19 Engineering irA .... ................................................................. 326.28 j without airluoer of resldenre are unknown. tagged In left ear, 'VlieroUet' No. F. L. Woodruff, Lot 10, Blk fl, Tr. « ......... assessments arc payable 57.55 235.02 Therefore, you John J. lieoHlcy or 3&;" Heastrv ,lf llvlnjr .1 I. H.iii«bni;in. Oln» lemon color'd and ublt* from and after such date, »»ia 50 201.19 Total cost ................................................................................$8049.571 Jf Itvtns. Charles '*• Warwick, trus­ spotted cow. tagged in left car, W ight Bros. Co. Lot 1, Illk fl, Tr, 7 ......... special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual in| tee. if tiring. Jlnhcrl II. ftuinsey. "Cherokee No. II"; ic. W. luting, Lot 5, Blk fl, Tr. 7 .... 74.0 305.88 To be borne by City 1-3, $2,883.19. ■: trustee. If living. Mnrgaret H. Mam­ Cine reil nml white row ,with 49 200.11 To be borne by adjacent property, 2-3, $5,766.38. monts with interest at 8rt per annum on all deferred payments. aev, individually nnd us auconumr white switch, tagged 111 left ear, A. M. Adams, I.ot fl, Blk 7, Tr. fl In t r a il to Mohert If. Ituniscy, If "Cherokee No. 75"; A. M. Adams, I.ot 7, Blk 7, Tr. 0 49 200.11 Number of feet frontage 2084 ft. Witness my hand ni City Clerk and the Seal o f th£ Ch#-1* I ll\ Mur. Jliirgurel W. JUmsey. If One dark brown eoiv with a .white 49 200.U Assessment per foot frontage, $2,707. liv in g : nc.d if dead, all parties spot on right lent next i<>bi^ly. lag­ A. M. Adnms, Lot 8, Blk 7, Tr. f ford, Florida, this 4th day of February, A . D, 1924. *V4ibiTrf:rinlrrciils ns heirs, devisees I ged In left ear, "Cherokeo /No. Tf.'': J. I.ilja, I r t 10. Blk 7. Tr. f l .... . 477.R0 117 •In* llsclit hrlndle e,.u. t;\ d In FRF.D T. W ILLIA M S , Engineor. or arantees. nr ns ntlicr I'lnlmants ‘ SEAT.) Ti. R. riH LIP S . City Clerk* -.*Jc \ ) • "*.. ^v ,- \ ' ft 'J - Jf « * �■ w iw y WJ fed Here ren tist Church Members of the local Seventhday Adventiat church Joined Saturday nomine in a nation-wide celebration of religiooa liberty day in their donpinination, and carried out a apodal program suggested by the world leadara of the organIratio in Wpshingon, D. C. lit the program there were spec­ ial aonga, recitation* end thj read­ ing of an liiUrcsting paper, teach­ ing tome of the vital principles of civil j# d religious liberty. A special otfeHng was taken for the purpose of helping in the cam­ paign o f educating tne masses In gennal °n th*ae principles, and especially bringing to tne atten­ tion of the people the dangers in­ volved in proposed Sunday legisla­ tion and legislation that would close down private and church schools. The local members were informed by Prof. C. S« Longacre, Secretsry of tho Religious Liberty Association of America, which fa * " otaiiisry of the denomination with headquarters in Washington, D. C., that eternal vigilance must be displayed if the liberties of the church are to be preserved and its work safeguarded. He says that “A new initiative measure designed to wipe out all private and church schools in the State o f Washington has just boon 11 initiative measure No* 49.’ This measure will be voted upon at the nest November election and la to become effective oept. 1, 1B26, i f enacted Into law, one year before the Oregon school law Is to become effective. The Oregon law is being tested in the courts. "A similar measure has been submitted to the commissioners of education of the federal govern­ ment and is under consideration, pending its introduction as a bill before Congress. This question ia assuming an aspect of national importance and we must do all we can to educate the public mind uopn this great issue or our church schools will be dosed nil over the country. “ There aro some fifteen cities and towns that have Sunday law crusades raging at this writing and quite a number of municipal­ ities have Sunday ordinances pend­ ing before their city councils. '‘Quite a number o f Sunday bills have been introduced into the state legislatures this winter and are now pending. We are expecting the introduction of n couple of Sunday bills into Congress for the District o f Columbia. I f such leg­ islation is secured for the District of Columbia, it will be used as a model for the whole nation. , ’ "The National Reform Associa­ tion alone has 35 first class lecl u r m working 1 nthe field all the A.iuue, raining xunds and educating thb churches In the principles they advocate. . T ^ n l y we need to bo more vigilant than ever. We must place our church magazine in the hnndi ev*P f legislator, state and coun­ ty official, judge, city and school library, and your offering today will determine, the extent and abiltty of the conference to carry fori ward this Important work of the coming year.” Sincerely JOSEPH SANGSTER, pastor. President Head o f the American Bankers Association hits the bullseye.when he says: “The big prob­ lem Is tho restoration of a nor­ mal foreign market. This is nec­ essary fo r ’ the benefit of our far­ mers who produce a surplus of row materials, for the benefit of our manufacturers and laborers who produce a surplus of manu­ factured articles and for the bene­ fit o f all o f us whose prosperity depends npon activity in Indus­ try ,nnd commerce." Tho special committeeo of the Allied Repara­ tions Commission now seeking to solve the German financial problem Is the most businesslike step yet taken to stabilize world conditions. “ A W O R L I) ItKATER" “ FO L E Y 'S Cough Medicine is u ‘ World Beater’ for speedy relief," writes Hilton A. Lyre, 200 Evans Avenue, Evansville. Ind. “ Last month 1 was down with a severe cold, and getting worse, I bought a bottle of F O LE Y’3 HONEY AND T A R COMPOUND, and the next night was well nnd 0 . K." If you want a quick, reliable remedy for coughs, colds and hoarseness In­ sist upon FO LE Y’S HONEY AND T A R COMPOUND. It has all the curative qualities o f pine tar and honey. Sold everywhere.________ COLD FACTS That’s what the Herald Want Ads are— cold facts—• about things that arc plnnned fo r your good. They are plain statements that will help you get what you ore nfter in business, home or recreation. Read these cold facts ev­ ery day and soon it will strike you forcibly that there is something you are missing. That is the help the Herald Wants can af­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method nnd you will find them profitable, oven in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all tho people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for it, or phono it to the Want Ad Department. PH O NE 148 . A. Walton and Joseph C. France, Trustees ft>r tbs creditors of D. F. Kagey and D. F. Kagey * d a ; Ed­ C m rtr. lr u m * . l a ________ __ ward E. Bhead. Annie M. Webb, A l­ O rira ttH t Investment Company. _ _Sa­ _ va V. Wood, CharlM F? Wood. rah N. Wood, Florence J. Wood, or vs. • rnh under A, Harvey 8. Ahn William r A h .ltt,S**r A* ?■ White; • deceased, or batt w v a * . .. . m otherwise tn the property hereinbott. W. K .Alexander. Georg* #ow- after described; aft parties claimran, Charles j. Douche, M.'g. Bintt, *In* Interests under £ddle N. K e l­ Charles B. Barnhart, H. M. BUek, ley, deceased. Frederick Wood, de­ ceased, or'John H, Gilbert, deceas­ C. B. Buroker. G eorge'A. Baekln- ed, or otherwise In the property be­ Moo; Silas Bullard, Trustee for low described: Mrs. Harvey 8. Ahn, Curtis F. Ben], Mary E. Reed and Katie At. Ashley and Byron 8. Ash­ ley. her husband, Afro.' William T. Mary F. Hoed; Caroline Brutt.W In- Abbott, Airs. George Bowran. Afro. fred I* lonely. James Carter. H. H. Charles J. Boucht. Airs. JL 8. Benn. B a ro lle, I. 8. Bunker. D. W . Currie Ctisrlss R Barnhart. Mrs. H. C h arles L. Chase. Samuel C. D ick ­ Black. Mrs. C.- E. Buroker. -Mnc son. James W. Dickson. John E. George A. Bseklnstor, W illiam Durand. I. L. Falk., Joseph C. BruU.---- - Conely. husband o f Win­ France, B. H. Green. L. W. Gibb*. fred It. Conely, Mrs. Charles L Ij" u™ Teresa O. Hayes, Chose. Afrs. James Carter, Mrs. I). John Unit*. St*- W. Currie. Annie R. Dickson, w ife phen 8. Hopkins. H. J. Harrell, P. of 8amual C. Dickson. Jennie Dick­ G. C. Hunt; William a lllncka, son. wire of James W. Dickson. Mrs. Trustee of the estate of Frederick John TT. Durand. Afrs. L. W. Gibbs, Wood; E. M. Hudson, Della L. Kat- ---- - Gibbs, husband o f Laura J. llno. John M. hattlne, David Jamie­ Gibbs. Airs. John H. Gilbert. M rs son. Edith Orle Katllne. W illie W. B. H- Green, —— Hayes, husband Hayes, James. TV. W . James. Valentine L in ­ of Teresa O. Hayes, — den. Jnmes T. L a w less; A n d rew husband of Emily TV. Hayes, Mrs. Johnson, Tru stee fo r the cred itors John Halts. Mrs. Stephen 8. Hopo f J. D. Dorsett, D avlil L. M iller. kins. Airs. E. J. Harrell, Airs. P. O. George I* Michael. T. TV. Mathews. C. Hunt. Airs. E. At. Hudson. Aim F ra n k lin Moore. Kassel M erritt, a David Jamieson. Mrs. W illie W. *■ * * • t’ lw itt Cm « W C tm lt l * k , S m a ll rm r. P. M cClain. 8. M. M cIntyre. W illia m T. N esb itt. Luther C. p orter. Lymnn Phelps. Thomas R. Poole. Irene Poo e. M ary E lla Poole. Fannie A. P o o le. A lb ert Hand. W illia m W . Beed. Harrison Heed. Curtis F. Beed. Mary E. Beed. Mary F. need. F r e d e r ic k Johan Hieti. Adolph Schroeder. David F. Snyer, Mrs. L is ile M. W hite. M argaret Stout. Mary B. Mtowell. John August Slohlom . Louisa C. Thomas, Seth T a y lo r , Mrs. Moltln T a y lo r, Mary U. T h e rle n : L. T rip lett. Jr.. Samuel A. TValton and Joseph C. France, T ru stees fo r the creditors o f P. F. K a g e y and D. F. K n g e v * Co.; E d­ ward E. Shrad. Annie M. W ebb, A l­ va V. W ood. Charles F. W ood, Sa­ rah N. W ood, F loren ce J. Wood, and A. 8. W h ite, and each and every one o f the said defendants If livin g, nnd I f either, any or nil o f said d e­ fen dan ts be dead, then again st the heirs, devisees, gran tees o r other claim an ts under each nnd e very one o f said deceased defendants; nil persons claim ing Interest under A d ­ dle N. K elley. Ueccitsed, F rederick W ood, deceased, nr John II. G ilbert, deeenned. ns hrlrs. devisees, g ra n ­ tees o r other claim ants under them or e ith e r o f them; Mrs. H a rvey K. Ahn. K a tie M. Ashley nnd Byron 8. A sh ley her husband. Mrs. W illia m T. A b b ott, Mrs. G eorge Ilow ran. Mrs. Chnrles J. Ilourhr. Mrs. M. 8. ITcnn, Mrs. Chnrles E. ItaVnhnrt. Mrs, H. M. ninek, Mrs. C. E. Buroker. Mrs. G eo rg e A Bncklnstoe, W illia m nrutt, ------ Conely, husband o f W in ­ fred It. Conely. Mrs. Charles It Chore, Mrs. Jnmes Carter, Mrs. D. W. C u rrie. Annie E. Dickson, w ife o f 8am uel C. Dickson. Jennie D ick ­ son. w ife r f Jnmes W. Dickson. Mrs. John It. Durand, Mrs. L. W . Gibbs, ------ Gibbs, husband o f I.nurn J. Gibbs, Mrs. John It. G ilbert. Mrs. E. It. Green. ------ lln yes, husband Of T e re s a O. IlHyes. ------ lln yes husband o f E m ily W . H ayes. Mrs. John H alts. Mrs. Stephen 8, Hopkips. Mrs. B. J. H arrell. Mrs. P. O. C. Hunt. Mrs. B. M. Hudson. Mrs. David Jamieson. Mrs. W illis W. Jnmes, Mrs. TV. W . James, ----K a tlln e. husband o f Delln I*. K ntline. Mrs. John M. K a t lln e .------K a -t tine, husband o f Edith Urle K atlln e. Am elin Linden, w ife of Valentine Linden. Mrs. James T. Law less; Geo. II. Johnson. Guardian fo r F loren ce J. W ood; M ary E. M iller, w ife o f David L. M iller, Annie I. M ichael, w ife o f 'G e o rg e L M ich­ ael, Mrs, T. W. M athews. Mrs. F rn n k lln Moore, Mrs. H assell M er­ ritt. Hdrhtl A. M erritt, Mrs. W il­ liam T. Nesbitt, N an cy Nelson nnd Jerem iah Nelson her husband, Mrs. It P. M cClain. Mrs. Lu th er C. PurU r. Jam es ,It., Poole, . husband o f Mnrv E lla Poole. ------ Poole, hus­ band o f Fannin A. Poole. N e llie II. P a rk e r and Iian lel W . Parker, her husband. Mrs. ’A lb ert Band. Mrs. Mrs. W lllln m W, Ileed. Mrs. H a r r i­ son Heed. Mrs. C urtis F. Ileed, Mrs. F rled erlck Johan Slets. Mrs. Adolph Schroeder. Mrs. David F. S a y e r ,-----Stout, husband of M a rga ret Stout, ----- S tow ell, husbnnd o f M ary B. Stownll, Mrs. John August HJoblom, Lueln TV. Shead. ------ Thomas, hus­ band o f Louisa C. Thomas, Mrs. Seth T a y lo r. ----- T a y lo r, husband o f Mrs. Atollle T a ylo r, ------ Therlen. husband o f Mary E. Th erlen . —— Webb, husband o f A n n ie M. W ebb, ----- W h ite, husband o f Mrs. Llxsle St. W h ite. Mrs. A lva V. W ood, nnd Mrs. A. S. W hite and all persons Interested In the p rop erty below described. T o the defendants H a rvey 8. Ahn, W lllln m T. Abbott, W . E. A le x a n ­ der, G eo rg e lloivrnn. Charles J. Botiche, M. S. Henn. Charles E. Barnhart, If. M. B lack. C. E. Bu­ roker, G eorge A. B ncklnstoe; Silas Bullard. Tru stee fo r C urtis F. Reed, Mary K. Heed ami M ary F. R eed; Caroline Bruit. W in fred L. Conely. James C arter, II. II. B arolle, I. S. Blinker. D. TV. Currie. Charles L Chase. Samuel C. Dickson. James TV. Dickann, John E. Durand. I. I* Falk. Joseph C. France. E. II. Green. I* W . Gibbs. I,.lure J. Gibbs. Teresa O. llnyes. E m ily W. Hayes. John U n it*. aiephrn 8. Hopkins. E. J. H a rre ll. I*. G. C. Hunt; W lllln m It. DltiekH. Trustee o f tho E state of Frederick W ood; E. M. Hudson. Della It. K atlln e. John At. K atlln e, David Jameson. Edith O rle K atlln e. W illis TV. James. TV. TV. James. Vuletlne Linden. James T . L aw less; Andrew Johnson, Tru stee fo r the creditors o f J. Ih D orsett; D avid L. M iller, G e o rg e L .M ichael, T. TV. Mathews. Franklin Moore, Kassel M erritt. It. P. AlcClaln, 8. M. McIntyrc. W illia m T. N esbitt. Luther C. P orter, Lym an Phelps. Thom as E. Poole. Ire n e Poole. M ary E lla Poole. Fannie A. Poole. A lbert Hand. W il­ liam TV. Ileed, Harrison Heed. Cur­ tis F. Heed. Alary E. Ileed. M ary F. Iteed, F rled erlck Johan Hlel*. Adolph Schroeder. D avlil F. Suyer. Mrs. L lxslo SI. W hite. M argaret Stout. M ary II. Stowell. Johu August Slohlom. Louisa 0. Thomas. Seth Taylor, Mrs. M olllo T a y lo r. M ary II. Th erlen : L. riplett. Jr., Samuel A. _________ — T---W nlton alton anil and Joseph C. France, France.^TrusT ru st**e fo r ih e creditors o f‘ D. F. *’ Kaicey end D. F. K a g ey A Co.; E dw ard K. Shead. A nnie At. W ebb. Alvn V. Wood. C h arles F. W ood. Sarah N. Wood. F loren ce J. W ood, nnd A. H. W hite and each and e v e ry olio o f (hem if liv in g and If dead nil p ar­ ties c la im in g Interests under H a r­ vey S. Ahn. W illiam T. Abbott. W. E. A lexan d er. George Bowran, Charles J. Douche. Al. 8. Benn. Charles E. Ilarnhurt. If. SI. niack. C. K. B uroker. G eorge A. B nckln­ stoe; Kiln h H ullsnl, T ru stee fo r Cur­ tis F. Kfred. Alary E. Heed, and Mary F. H eed; Caroline Urutt. W ln fred L. C onely. James Carter. If. H, B arolle. I. H. Hunker, D. TV. Curri«, (It u r li’fi L* Chaae. Samuel C. Dickson, James TV. Dickson, John B. Durand. I L Falk. Joseph C. France, E. II. Green. L. W. Gibbs, Laura J. Gibbs. Teresa O H ave*. Em ily W . Hayes. John H a lt*. Ste­ phen 8. Hopkins. B. J. H arrell. P. G. C, H u n t; W lllln m B- tllncks. T ru s­ tee o f th e E state of Frederick W ood: R M. Hudson. Delln L. Kutline. John M. Katllne. DavId Jam leson. E dith O rle K nlllne, W illis TV. lames. TV. TV. James. Valentine Linden. Jnmes T. la w le s s ; Andrew Johnson, T ru stee fo r the creditors of J. D. D o rsett; David L Milter. G eorge L. Michael. T. W . Ala thews, Franklin M oore. Hassell M erritt. It. P. AlcClaln, 8. M M cIntyre. W illiam T. Nesbitt. Luther C. P orter, I.ymnn Phelps. Thom as K. Poole. Irene pi»,L*. A lary E lla Poole, bannlo A. I',.ole. A lb e rt Hand. VV llllam Hi ed, H arrison Iteed. Curtis F. Herd. Alary E. Heed. M ary F. Heed. F rlederlck Johan Adolph Srhrueder. David F. Sayer. Mrs. Llule M. White. Margaret Stnut. M ary B. 1* ' ®***®*i's sklpiMtita of ffjoblom. honlm d Thoaipa, Meta James. Mrs. W .’ TV. James, — Warrants Outstanding March 31st, t i n J fS vegetables from P*h*«t- Tailor, Mrs. Motile Taylor, Mary Katllne, husband o f Edith ' Orta to to data total Zfi 87 caw. , ” 1L Therlen; 1*. Triplett. Jf.. Samuel Katllne. Mrs. John Vf. Katllne, — Depository Balance March Slot, 19JI ----- --- ---- — S to w *ll. John A u gu st l and one-hnif acres In a square In the Beginning 693 feet north o f the southeast corner « f a w u nf N ID I o f Hec. 14, Tp. 30 8.. It. 39 E.. run north 247.3 feet, north 56 de. W. 1320 feet, south 457.5 feet, smith Jn d eg rees E ast 637.6 feet, north 13 degrees 30' TV. 221.74 fuel, south 56 d egrees east. 521.5 feet ......... ............. .............................. ....................... 8 Vi nr N E H Of NEVi o f ...........;................................ . Beg. 675.75 feet south o f the NE. corner o f Hec. 2*. Tp. 20 8„ It. 29 E.. run south 4UQ.5 feet, w est 1320 feet, north, 406.5 feet nnd east 1330 Teel...................... N K 'i o f NVVH « f N E U .................................................... TV H o f N TV Vi o f NEVi .................................................... NV4 of NVVVi o f H K q o f N E V i ........................................ HHU o f 8 TVU nf N K U .......- ....................................... HVi of N H o f NEV« o f 8 E U o f NVVH ............................. 8'4 of N H o f SVi o f N W V i o f NWV4 ............................. N\V!, o f NWVt o f 8E M ...... HH of NVi o f N I V 'i o f HW«4 HU of 8 Vi o f SV4 o f TV Vi o f W U o f HE Vi o f NVVVi.... NVi o f HH Of TV Vi o f W » i nr 8 B U ofN W V i .............. WVi o f 8 W U o f NVVH ................................. ................. SEU o f HEVi ........................................................... ........... 417.12 feet north and south by 417.12 feet east and west In southeast corner o f HIV V4of............................. NEVi o f HWVi o f HEU .;.................. ............................... E U o f NVVVi o f HE Vi ................................................... N E U or NEVi ...................................................................... N?i " f NTVV* <*f NWVT o f NEVi .................................... HVi nf HWVi o f HWVi o f NEVi .................................. Beginning nt the n orth w est corner of Hec.’ lu, Tp. 21 H., It. 29 E.. run south to tho north lino o f tho Florida MUnnd H allw ay r ig h t-o f-w a y . easterly along sold righ t-o f-w a y to u point 166 font east o f Hiicllon line, north to north lin e o f Hoction. w est 166 feot to beginning ................................................. ....................... HEU nf HWVi of NEVi ................................................ W ? i ufNVVU o f N W H .................................................... 8rc. Tp. M. n. n. 13 20 19 23 20 20 23 It 23 20 19 25 20 29 25 20 19 25 25 14 20 20 20 29 29 29 14 20 29 l 14 14 14 38 20 20 20 20 29 29 29 19 28 28 28 31 28 28 28 14 !'! 24 S3 13 *3 33 -33 33 20 20 JO 20 10 10 20 20 10 20 10 20 20 20 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 20 29 29 29 29 29 35 36 1 10 10 10 20 20 21 tl 11 21 29 29 29 29 29 2) 10 11 11 20 20 M ak in g Balance ........... ......... j............... ... ..................... U lsta rsem ea ta fa r Mix M onths! Superintendence and Supervision: H u l.iih s o f Hoail Superintendent* and O ver*eer* Paid t » C ounty Cummlmdonora fo r Ruud Inspection Paid tn oth er Persons fo r Road Inspection...___ Construct Ion and Maintenance o f Ituadx and B ridges: Cost o f M aterial .......... ......... .’.......... ................ ..... T o o l* anil M achinery, Cost and R epair* ... i................ L iv e Stuck, Cost and Care nnd Feeding..... ........ Paid fo r F ree Labor, oth er than Guards’ .............. P a y o f C on vict Guards ................ ................ ........... F e e d in g and care nf Convlcta un Itnada .............. F erry m en .................. . ...... ...... ............. ............. Pcynientii on urcount t.f Ruada built by Cunlract S u rv e y in g ................... .... ................ ......................’... 2.255.69 162.63 61.46 1,890.63 171.39 176.43 1,163.48 143.13 416.00 10.06 Beginning 6H chains north o f tho southwest corner o f N E H of NVVVi of Hec. 31. Tp. 20 H.. It. 30 E., run south SVi chains, east 3 chains, north 8>i chains, southwesterly to point o f b eg in n in g ........................ 21 30 20 WVI o f NVVH o f HWVi ....... .................................... 38 21 21 KVi o f WVi o f NVVVi o f 8 W Vi ...................... ................ 31 30 21 L ois 59 and 90 o f H pring H am m ock us recorded In Plut Book K, pag* 1, Orange County llecurils. Luts 1 to 28, Inclusive, (le s s lots 4 and 5) o f Dunlels Subdivision o f 813Vi o f Sec. 10, Tp. I I 8., It, 29 U., ns recorded tn I'lu t Honk 1, page 130, Hwnlnule County Records. See. Tp. R B. E. HEVi o f SHU o f ............... ....... .................. ............. 20 34 29 SEVi o f HEVi o f .......................................................... 21 29 .. 3 HEVi o f HEVi o f ................................ ........................ 29 27 20 E l i o f HVV’ U o f SEVi ...........- ............... ..................... 20 29 37 8VVV4 o f NEVi o f NEVi ............... - ............................ 16 21 29 NVV’ U o f NEVi ..................... ,................................... 20 21 so The West half o f L o t 4 o f Block A o f VV. B ruit's Addition to Longwood. ns recorded In P lu l Hook A. page 16. Hecurds o f Grange County. Florida. 8. 3-4 o f NEVI o f HEVi o f 8«c. 6, Tp. I I H.. R. 30 B.. otherwlae described as Lots 3, 4. 6. 8. 7 utid 8 o f Block " I I ' of TV. B ruit’s Addition to Lnngwood ns recorded In F la t Hook "A ," page 16, Records o f Orange County, Florida. It is hereby ordered that you and each o f you do appear to the bill o f complaint herein tiled on the 7th day o f A pril. A. D. 1921. It Is fu rther ordered that this order o f publication be published In the Hanford Herald, u new spaper published In Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, nnce u week fu r e ig h t consecutive weeks. W ITN E S S my hand and seal o f the said Circuit Court at Hanford. Florida, this 25th day o f January, A. D. 1921. tB E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. C lerk C ircu it Court. Seminole County, Florida. AIARSKY & TVARLOW , B y: V. B. Uouglaas. D. C. Hols, fo r Cum pit. Report of County Finances, Seminole County “Needs o f th e Hour” 391.66 141.43 1.836.58 115.45 751.90 Jt'lH IK GEORGE b . A I. DEN 176.00 73.00 306.00 16.60 ..BWf 530.00 “The Basis o f Liberty” 345.61 11,2*8.15 119.50 “Success w ith Ease” 11.167.05 7.102.10 1,491.38 281.69 5.968.39 GEOFFREY “The New India” 760.00 268.00 74.06 nilAHKAR I I I V A L E II 1.842.60 4.193.34 878.72 7.400.82 1,031.60 F iv e 21.241.16 B ig 2,133.38 2.148.61 182.19 350.00 CHAUTAUQUA W EEK HERE. MARCH 19 m * I- t , « , * *,«.tf tjjjj 2,600.30 4.789.18 1,992.80 420.80 ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■R R yfR R R M R R R R K R M U B M W i 2.413.40 Ualanrs M arch 31st 1923 ..... ............... T IC K ERADICATION FU N D D epository llulance, October lat, I92J ’.................. Outstanding W arrants, October 1st, 1921 ........ ..... 2,376.78 N et B alance October 1st, 1923 ................................. R eceipts fo r Mis Months ...................... .................... 8.152.00 Nona SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE 6,152.00 None M akin g B alance ........................................................ . U lsbnrscm eala fu r *la Muntbsi R e g is tra tio n and C ancellation o f Tima W arrants 6.153.00 31st, 1923 .....'■ ........ P1TILIC1TY FUND D epository Halunco, October iMt. 1922 ...............'........ Outstanding W arrants, October Hit, 1922 .............. 0,122.'13 Net Balance, October 1st 1922 ............................... R eceipts fu r .Us Munlhsi '.................................. ......... 45.07 Nona M akin g B alance .....................................................!..._............ ....... Disbursements fur Mix Months! ............................................... 45.07 N o’ie 29.03 March TT^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I S 45.07 None se m i n o 45.07 31.49 None 31.40 None 1922 M a k in g Hutnnon ............................................................. ................... Disbursement* for Mix Munthst .......................... ................ - ..... 31.49 None T ru stees Balance, March 31st. F L O R ID A GIIOVF.M Trustees Balance. O ctober l i t . Outstanding W arrants, October 31.19 1923 ...............................—........ D R A IN A G E DISTRICT F U N D 1922 ....... ............................-...... 1st, 1922 .................................... Net nnlance. O ctober 1st. 1923 ..................................... —............. Receipts lor Mix Months! ' 225.70 From , T a x Cnlleotor. T axes ..................... ............... 93.78 From , C om ptroller, Redem ptions ......................... N et Balance, Octoher 1st, 1912 ........... ................. R eceipts fo r Nix Munlhsi From , HnUrce not designated ........... ................. IIIIN U F U N D Total Resources - - - $125,( - $1,500, A cordial welcome awaits you at this 315.4* ■ Strong Financial Institution I 7*3.50 ' [ ...L e t ■ Us S erv e ■■s You ■j 23,820.73 4.177.63 M ak in g B alance ............................... ............... ..... . Disbursem ents fo r Nix Munlhsi ............................ PdIHl.tMMI.OO IIIG IIU U Capital and Surplus 571.29 1.189.75 13.50 770.00 Sanford, Flo. 871.29 None Tru stees Balance, March 31st, 1923 ..... ............ ................... 401.26 ............ S P E C IA L HOAD A N D B ill DUE D IS TR IC T NO. 2 F U N D ............ T ru stees llalan ce, Octuber 1st, 1922 ..j ..,............................ ...... 33,630.73 O utstanding W arrants, October lat. 1)22 .......... None lotuvlng Balance ........... ...................................... .. C r„ Road IVonstrucilon ......... ................................... C r„ E n g in e e rin g .............. ................ ................... Or,, F re ig h t and M aterial ........ ...... ..... Cr., In cid en tal expenses .......... ... Or.. Intercut paid on llnnds T ru stee Balance, .March 31st, 192: P fty i Season Tickets $3.00 1,1*8.33 None Depository M aking B alance ....................................................... . Disbursements fo r Mix Manthxl W o rk on ditch ...... ............................................. Bond xnd Interest ................. ...................... .... M O RG AN % 25.999.59 1.980.83 489.90 866.89 114. 80 f. 14.142.641 5,158.SI Net Halance, O ctober 1st. R eceip ts fo r Mix Munthsi* JOHNSON F R A N K PR E STO N * I0 .lt 6.31 97 23 143.61 Balance March H at. 1913 ............. ............ m il.D IN G FUND D epository Balance. Octoher 1st. 1922 ...................... O utstanding W arrants. October 1st. 1922.................... Balance, n ti 1.206.89 D epository D epository i ' 10,112.41 4.758.43 400.43 M ak in g Bulancp .............................. ................... ....... D isbursem ents tar Mix Mnnfhsi Repairs und A d d ition s to Court H ou se.............. In te re s t paid on T im e W arrants ..................... * “ ,WM 6 29 29 39 D epository Balance, nMrch 31st, 1923 ............... ............................ It LACK HAM M OCK U lt.U N AG K D M TH ICT F U N D 20 Tru stees Balance, October 1st, 1922 ................................ ........... 30 O utstanding W arrants. October 31st, 1922 ................................ 21 21 21 30 26 at Net Unlance March 3tst. 1923 ................. ................. W a rra n ts O utstanding March 31st, 1921 .................. Net llatauco October 1st. 1922 ........ ............................ R eceipts f o r Nix Months! From , T a x C ollector, Tuxes .... ......... ........................... From, C om p troller, Redemption:! ........ ..................... From . T r a n s fe r o f Futids ................... ........................... ----- ----------- " T * — : w iM f»in n iim a N o t a b le L e c t u r e s | 2.664.79 N et H alance March 31st 1911 ............................ ....... W arran ts Outstanding March 31st, 1121 ................ — . N et B alan ce O ctober 1st, 1921 .. R eceip ts fa r Mia M aathai .’...From, T a x ' Coljectur, T a xes ...... .......... ......... Frt in, T s x C ollector, T a xes and Licenses ............... K ri m, f o u tp iro llsr. Redem ptions ............................ From . l.umptruHer, M otor Licenses ............- .............. g » m ' 2,666.79 6.26 D ep ository Balance M arcli 31st, 1913 ........... - .......... R O A D FUND D ep ository Balance O ctober 1st, 1921 ............ ............ 29 O utstanding W arra n ts O ctober 1st, 1922 ..................... 6 m 781.46 rn m a n d n a m r a s s fond. Kutllne, husband o f’ Della L. KatNet Balance October 1st, 1911 _____ _ Jlns, Amelia Linden, w ife of Val- Outstanding Warrants October 1st. 1921 antina Linden; Mrs. James T. Law ­ less p.Geo H;-Johnson..Guardian for Net tjalonce. October 1st. 1911 .....----Receipts fs r Six Mawthai Front. Tax Collector, T a x e s .......... .......... From, Tax Collector. Taxes and licenses.-------- ---From, Comptroller, Redemptions ... —..........—........ From, Sheriff, Fines ........ .......... ........ ...... ........ ... Frsnkllh . Mpor*. M r*' Hassel fltL Karsh A. Merritt. htr«'W . » illia m Frum. Bemlnoto Bank, Correction _____ ____— .... . T. Nesbitt, Nancy Jere- From, C. L. West, fur Howard .... ............ ...... ....... , w--x— —J9 Nelson and -a mlsh Nelson, d ;.M Mm. n “R. From, Transfer o f Funds ______ ______________ _ “ * >n. tier her husband; ----- ---------Po P. McClain.i. Mrs. Luther C. Porter, Making Balance ---- ----------------- ----------------- ----] R. 1 Poole, Mary Poole. husband*t of----James R, Disagreements fsr gtn Msatkai Poole, husband lusbstf of Coat Ella Poole; o f Criminal Prosecutions! Pa Pannts. A.. Poole. Nellie ____ H.... Parker Sheriff and Deputies, Cost Bills In Criminal Cases sad Daniel W. Parker herr bust;____ husband, Constabulee. Cost Bills In Criminal Cases ............... Mrs. A lbert‘______ Rand.I Mrs. William f . ^ ______ ___ _______i clerk of the Circuit Court, Cost Bills in Criminal Reed. Mrs. Harrladir Reed. Airs. Canes Curtis F. Reed. Mrs. Frlederlck County Judge, Cost_ Bills ____ In Criminal Cases ......— Johan Men, Mrs. Adolph Schroeder, Ju stice o f the Peace, Coat B ill* Is In Criminal Cases ... Mrs. David F. Hnyer. ----- Rtout, County P ro secu tin g A ttorn ey .... ....................... — husband of Msrgpret Stout. ----- B ailiffs, P a y fop A ttendance on Criminal C ourt....... Stowell, husbnnd of Mery B. Stowell. W itn esses Fees ............................ .......... .....t..... ............ Mrs. John August SJoblom. Lost a Court Sten ograph er In Insolvency Cases .................. W. Shead,-----Thomas, husband of O ther E xpen se* o f C rim inal Proaecutlons .................. Idiulsa C. Thomas. Mfw. Seth Ta y­ S h e r iffs C om m ission on Finks Collected ................. lor. — Taylor, husband of Mrs. F eedin g' Prison ers ....---------- —...... .. ................—-------Mollle Taylor. — Therlen, hus­ T ra n sp o rta tio n paid fo r, and D ischarge Money Paid to C ounty C o n vict* w orked on Road .......... -t.~..... band. o f Msry E. Therlen, — — Webb, husband of Annie M. Webb, P a y o f J u ro r In C rim in a l'C a se*, County and Justice P e a c e ■Courts ................. ... ........ .—.......... ................. ----- White, husband of Airs. Lisile M. White. Sirs. A irs V, Wood, Mrs. S alary o f Ju dge nf Juvenile C ourt ...... .............. ........ A. B. While and all persons Inter S alary o t P rob ation O ffic e rs ...;................................ csted In (Tin property involved In Special O ffic e rs ................. ...................... ...................... this suit situated In Seminole Coun* T ra n s fe r t.f Funds ...................... ................. .................. ty. Florida, and B eginning at the nnrthw est co rn er o f H R*4 o f SET* o f Sec. 33, Tp. Jo 8.. It. ! » R , runsuuth 403 fe e t east S79 feet, north 43S feet, w est IT9 f e e t ....... .......... .......... B egin n in g at the northeast corner o f S E 'i o f 8E H o f Sec. 13. Tp. 10 H„ I t 19 E., run south 49A feet west 447 feet, north 49E feet, east 447 fe e t .............. B eginning at the southw est corner » f 8 E H o f HER o f Sec. 33. Tp. » « R . It. 30 E., run east 130 feeL north SIS feet, west 33( feet, south SIS fe e t (less railroad righ t o f w a y ) .... ....................................... ....... B eginning 330 fe e t east or tlie southwest corner o f the southeast qu arter o f HE*4 o f Hec. 23, Tp. 20 H.. H. 29 R . run east .136 feet, north 933 feet, w est 316 feel, south 92S fe e t ......................................... . Beginning 4CU fe e t east o f the southwest corner o f the HBU o f NTVT4 o f Sec. 25. T|>. 20 H.. R. 23 R , run east 204 feet, north 13IK fe e t, w rst 204 feet. south UIR feet tn point o f b e g in n in g ........................... . Beginning Kf>0 fe e t north o f th e southeast corner o f Lot 2 o f flee. IS, Tp . 20 8.. II. 29 K.f run west 424.91 feet, north 925 fe et, sou theasterly 693 feet, south 625 feet to b egin n in g ................. ...... .................... Beginning lit tho southw est corn er o f the 8EU o f Lot 2 o f See. 26, Tp. 20 8.. It. 29 K „ run north *55 feet, cost 239.91 feet, south 095 feet, west 239.91 feet to beginning ....................... .................................. , S W q o f N K U o f MW Vi o f ..................................... Eight 114.71 18.774.10 2.928.40 2,831.74 52.83 3.706.76 G o N o rtft HERCHants'and’m im q b frlUftprOOTATlOR COVAI4T 27.093.51 704.65 845.69 None F R E IG H T AND PASSEN G ER MEItVICE. From Jacksonville Tn Ox 4\lngarn Falla .... ■% 3g .... H U 1N r«* Y o rk , N. Y-----------' Philadelphia, Pa, ‘ Pittsburgh, Pa, . .... Savannah, tin, ....... •Titleilo, D. _______ ‘ W ash in gton , Ik C. F rom Ju rksu ntlllr Tn liar W ay tAtlantic t'lty P.’UI.M llalllm orr, Mtl. iW.Ptl illusion, Mass. 42.33 'C h icago, III. 40.4H ‘ Cleveland. » . 3P.31 •Detroit, Mirh. II.ltd f.Montrenl, P. t). no..VI O utstanding W arrants, O ctober' 1st. 1922 ..................... F o i l T IIK I'K H IU I) E N D IN G M ARC H 31 ST, 1B33 846.69 Thu fo llo w in g report o f the receipts anil disbursem ents o f tho Coun­ N et Balance, O ctober 1st, 1922 ................................... None ty Funds o f SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y fo r the period ending March 31st, 1933. R eceipts fur Mix Munlhsi ............................................. w ith the hulancen and am ount o f w arran ts outstanding nnd n statement 845.59 o f the Assets anil L ia b ilities, and the value o f County property other Jin kin g B alance ........ None than School o f the said Sem inole County us reported on the 3lst day of D isbursem ent* fu r Mix Month*! Alart'li, 1923, by the Hoard o f County Com m issioners and the Clerk o f the Tru stees llalance, March 31st, 1923 ..... ................... ..........845.59 Circuit Court Is hereby published under the provisions o f Chapter 6313. Acts of 1915, Law s o f Florida. gioo.ooo.im H IG H W A Y ANII 191Pit 4) V KM EN T BOND F U N D Via llultlinore and rail. 4V ia B altim ore o r Philadelphia T ru stees Balance, October 1st, 1922 .......................... ................ 98,585.21 rail. E R N E S T AMOS, Comptroller. Outstanding WurrantM, October 1st, 1932 .................................... None G E N KI1AI. FU N D I — A ll-w a te r via Philadelphia or B a ltim o re: direct connectlop* Depository Balance, O ctober 1st. 1922 ................... ...... - .............. . 4,575.11 at Philadelphia, three days lay o ver at Baltim ore. 98.586.21 Outstanding W arrants O ctober 1st, 1923 ..... ................................. 3.U9 N et Balance. O ctober 1st. 1922 ............................. ........................ T ick ets Include meals (except tickets fo r Havnunah, Ga.) A ll room* R eceip t* fu r Mix Munlhsi .................................................. .... ..... . None on Allegh an y and Berkshire nml some room s on other stexm srk N et Balance October 1st. 1922 ....................... ... 4,373.11 have extra charge. M ak in g B alance .......... ............ ....... ............ .... ................ ............ 98,665.21 Itrrrlpls far Him Manlhst From. Tax C ollector Tuxes ........................ D isbursem ent* fu r Mix Munlhsi ....................................................... None 6.012.31 MAILINGS FOB IIAI.TIMOIIH SA ILIN G S FOR I ' l l l U U U s From Tax C ollector T axes and Licenses . * 3,985.97 A’ ln Savannah, 3iOO P. 91. **, l * ''; fjp L e a v in g Balance ................................................................................ 98.665.21 From Tax C ollector Licenses ........................... 1,968.05 Via Savannah, PiOO P. If, Cr., E n g in eerin g ..................... 3.959.44 From Tux C ollector E rrors and Insolvencies 144.91 A llegh a n y, Mar. 3. 13. 20. Nantucket. Mar. 10, 2*. 3 L prom Com ptroller, Redem ptions Or., F re ig h t ...................................................................... 21,112.2* 134.06 Gloucester, Mar. N. IN, 20. B erksh ire Mar. 0, 17. 37, Or,. B rid ge Construction ........ 14.323.48 From Com ptroller Hnllroad Tux ...................... 721.61 H ow ard , Mar. 12, 22. Prraltfu, Mar. 3. 13. 24. Cr., Huad ..................... 41.148.88 From Com ptroller, M otor Licenses 79.42 Or., In cid en tal expenses ........................ 623.1 1 85,965.21 Autom obiles carried on all steamers. 1 In clu d in g rloaed rnra am From Clerk, Hales. e|r. .......................... . 283.86 From Hanks, Interest ................................. Alleghany anil llerk sh lrr.) Full 1 iforn iu tlon on request, a t ' A i k 35.31 12.498.56 12.6U0.U0 T ru stees Balance. March 31st. 1923 .............................................. Mr. F oster" bureaus or p I VMMM>,nn H IG H W A Y AND R E FU N D IN G HIIND FU N D 17.370.87 Staking Balance 4. M. H A IL E . General A g rn t, Jack son ville, F la . Tru stees Balance. Octuber 1st 1922 ............................. '. 126,541 17 None Illshurariuruls fu r Six Months! T ic k e t tllftc c mid I'lrr, sup E. Bay Mt. Telcphuaa I O utstanding W arran ts, Octoher 1st, 1921 ............................... .»v Hillary o f Clerk id the C ircu it Court ns County A u ditor nnd Clerk to County Com m issioners ......... . ........ 750.09 Nut B alance ................ ......... ....... ............... ................... ................. 126,584.17 I ‘or Diem anil Alltenxe o f Com m issioners .......... ....... 244.66 R eceip ts fa r Mix Munlhsi From , Haurce not designated ........................... ................. ............. 16,078.97 Pay o f K heriff fo r A ttendance on County Com m iss­ ioners ...... ..... ..............................a................. ............ 29.20 Jin kin g B alance ................... Salaries o f Other O fficers and E m ployees; 14! .663 14 None ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■!!■■■■ !!■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■M IRIBRRRRRI County C lllllo ........ ............................................... 300.00 Disbursem ents fu r Nix Jlunthsi ............... ......................... . .... Attorney for County Com m issioners ............. 300.on L e a v in g B alance ....................... .......... .............. ............................... 141.863,1 4 Supervisor o f R egistra tio n ...... ................... .. .... 290.00 Or.. Interest paid on Rond nnd B ridge No. I Bonds...... 4,887.60 County Physician ................. .................................... . 3O0.U0 Or., In terest paid on Funding Bunds ................ . 6,242.60 County Agent ............................................................... 1.041.63 Repairs to County Build lugs: Court House Or., Interest paid on H ig h w a y Bunds ................... 8.35U.OO 7.59 Repairs to County B uildings: Jail ............................. Or., In terest paid on H ig b w s y nml Improvement 45.51 Bonds ............. ................................ .... ...................... 2,750.00 Furniture and Fixtures fo r : Court House .......... 572.03 ■ Cr.. Incidental expenses .............. .............:....................... 218.07 22.32fi.U7 Expenses o f 4'ounty B uildings: J a n ito r nnd other | The Consumptive Taking six bottles and ia not Attendants ...............!........ ;..................................... 4)8.09 I J glit. Fuel and W a te r ................. ................. . 397.40 Tru stees Balance. March 31st. 1923 .................... ............ 119.337.91 £ satisfied, money will be refunded promptly... A Remedy Insurance ------- ------------- --- - ................................ . 141.40 ANMETM A N D IJ A IIII,: ITEM Incidentals ........ ...«.................. ................- .............. 731.57 A 8 IK T I for Consumption, Athma, Hay Fever, Coughs, Co Care o f County Poor: Bepaira and A d d ition s to Poor llulance Cash In D epository, all Funds ... 14,813.56 Houses und Farms . ....----- - . . ...... ..................... Hncullecit-d T a xes, current years . . ..... 145.437.21 100.66 that Distressing Cough of Pneumonia, Cough Care o f County Poor: Expenses O peration o f P oor Halunco Cush In bands Bonds T ru stees . .. 133.919.95 Houses and Farm s .......... ........ ------------------------ 1.714.72 measles, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Croup Br Allow ance made to Paupers outside n f P oor Houses T o ta l ...................... ........... 294Tl70.74 and Paid by W arrants __ ___________ ____________ 966.26 L IA IIIL IT IK H chitia, Catarrh— A Great Tonic and Body BuilderCor. tier's Inquests: Fees o f O fficers. Jurors nml W a rra n ts O utstanding ....... ........................................ ..... .............. . 773.4 W ltnesse* ........ .................... .... ....... .................. . 129.15 T im e W a rra n ts ........ ........................................................................ I I.0UU.0U Purely Vegetable. No Dope. 15f i Alcohol, as a sol* Htutlonerv und P rin tin g : G eneral .Stationer) — Bonds O utstanding ........... ................................................................ 898.UUU.0U Bialiks ........ ............................................. ...... ............ 203.62 vent. Ask your druggist, He will ask his jobber. Sene' Record Books ......... ........... .......... ............................. 894.35 T o ta l .............. .. ................ ....... ..................................... ................ 912,773.37 481.76 A d vertisin g required by l a w und Paid fo r by County V A L U E O F 4 O U N T Y PIIU PF.IITY for Consumption, Asthma, Hay Fever, Coughs, Cole Court House . ............ :.............. ................................ Commissions Paid to O ffic e rs : T a x Assessor .... 1.726.05 60,000.00 . J a i l ........... ................................................. ................ T a x C o llecto r ........................................................... 1.147.12 15.000.UU thorities on treatment for Tuberculosis. Clerk Circuit Court, R ecord in g and G eneral Court 15.U0U.OU Fu rn itu re und F ixtu res: Court House .................... 165.00 J a il • .... ....... .................... ................. ............................ 10, (Jnot) U W ork .............. *...... ........... 1.519.53 3,Drill.00 County Nurse .................. P o o r H ouse ... ....................... .................. ............... . Donations ......... ...................... 430.00 P o o r House und Farm ............. ....... ............................ 15.000.011 Expenses General E election .. 265.70 Road M achinery und T o o ls ........................................ 13 OOU.Oil Expenses County Uualness ... 18.730.00 L iv e Block ......................................................................... 124.83 Waycross, Ga. LSOO.OU 9 - S*fy 1Cady’s C. C. ill Cady-Parker Medicine Co., Inc. N et Balance March 31pt, 192) 610.47 Tb tu i _____ _ t3«.lQ<j.QU I « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ( �• ' “ ■ • ■ " ■ ‘ ■ ;T‘ ’ " TBS SANFORD DAILY flEftALD, MONDAY, . - Minority Rule. The Situation Begins to Clarify. D A N D O B B SAYS As Brisbane Sees It Presideritisl year finds much discussion in the press. Gross indebtedness is often due Two Co to Bat. soA \<m to gross neglect: . w pulpit and public forum regarding the "issues" o f the* day. Copper Needs Salesmen. H E O O frU\3HIS NmHJ Second Class Matter, De­ Candidates wax eloquent in presenting their claims to the Whit'ii “Sacred In Crime? alt, at tha Poatofflea at I SAW HIM Peggy Wood, actress, has mar. MtffcR, HC5 dear people and promising reforms and "cure-alls" for the Dangerous to Sell Franca. rled a poet. Serves her rieht ?rI Tfte cweTd evils of the present day. being so good looking? * ht U Copyright.' 13*1 SOAK The most interesting thing about the situation is the Perhaps fo u 7 ilg American baL fact that this year a president will be elected, just the same tleships found unfit could b0 soil as in previous years, by a minority vote of the people. The Hlrnm Johnson enter* the primar­ to the rum runners. time has not yet arrived when ail the people or even a great ies in Ohio. A1 Smith, of New k H IIT to x R A T U i York, enters the primaries in Il­ N ever Judge the qualify of • L~._t7.00. Six Months tl.EO majority o f the pcop:e are going to bother themselves to go linois. His petition was filed with man’s religion by what !•/ In City by Carrier per to the polls and elect their efficers. tho Secretary of State Thursday— while making out his income tcx. k Week y Edition I t Per Almost everybody is perfectly willing to stand on the by friends, ho said. He, it seems, street comer and criticise the non-enforcement of laws and knew nothing about it. . e le m e n t s in it. SOTICKi A ll Obituary «£ h t? CooUdge naked Dempsey. irda of thanks, reaolutlona the general manner in which the city, state and nation are ANOTHER COPPER concern. >■ of entertainments where Wonder if he wants to hire Jack? sr« mede. wilt be chanted run, but only a few, a very few, take the time and trouble to Inspiration Copper Company, help remedy the condition by qualifying and voting when Thursday followed the example of r fg u U r ad vertisin g ra tes A baby grand costs more than a the big Anaconda and skippedits grand baby. Some say it sounds V TIIK ASSOCIATR1I PRESS election day rolls around. Soclated Preae la txcluabetter nnd some say it doesn't. The ballot box has come to represent, not the will o f the. dividend. Thnt means bad sales­ entUled to the use fo r repubmanship and not enough odvertismajority, but the sentiment of an organized minority. When lo t til news dispatches W hile it takoj all klr.do of , n n to It or not otherwise the constitution was framed Alexander Hamilton told the intr. If the copper men would cxpie to make a wqtle, some kinds ted )n this paper and also the a published herein. All convention that the government about to be set up must de­ seem to be entirely too many. re-pubileatlon of special pend for its working upon "the interest, participation and coherein are also reserved. The wife o f one of the bed operaion o f the people.” golfcra in Detroit hr.s secured a ONDAY, MARCH 3, 1024* The National Security League, quoted by the Atlanta divorce, so if he hears about it he T h o u g h t f o r t o d a v Journal, states that today finds America ruled by a minority. may go home. TH E CONVENIENT flummery _jilt thy way unto the Lord; The League gives facts to back up this startling assertion. that permits lawyers to withhold also in Him; nnd He shnil The Journal says: In Scotland, n blacksmith has formation concerning clients ns g It to pass.— Psalm 37:3, 5. been given authority to marry peo­ The Empire State of the Union— New York— fur­ “ secret and sacred” should be end­ ple. This should stop love from nishes a striking example. It has a population of more SIM PLE THINGS chuckling at locksmiths. ed* l laugh at things thnt nlense As things stand now a big legal than five million men and women of voting age. In the rascal, helping n bigger corpora­ _ heart, You can think up something to senatorial election of 1922, only 2,500,000 votes were simple things o f every day; tion rascal to conceal his stealings, sny after it is too late to say it cast, and o f these Senator Royal *S. Copeland, the winner, iking of the farmer's cart, rises solemnly in court to say, because trains o f thought are dts shuffling feet niong the receievd 1,276,000. In a word, Senator Copeland holds a “ This is sacred confidence between Inyed by excess baggage. , way, lawyer and client." seat in the United States senate by virtue of an expres­ little candle’s winking light There is no more reason for Now wo ore counting the money sion of few er than 25 per cent of the qualified voters of Jpon the cottage window sill, such sacred confidence between tax reduction will auve us, but we New York stale. kbln's raptures of delight, lawyer and client, where crime is haven’t the real money to count winding path, the wooded Benjamin Franklin helped to establish the govern­ committeed, than there is for sa­ yet. cred confidence between burglar hill, ment. but his state of Pennsylvania registered even less mock, for no one under­ and pawnshop keeper. A Boston man asks divorce be. interest than New York in the support of popular rule stands; When a pawnshop mnn helps a cause she wouldn’t fire the furin the 1922 election. Pennsylvania has a potential vot­ plate at above the chimney burglar to sell his loot he is com­ nacc. Her mistake was failing to place. keep him in hot water. ing strength of 4,326,000, yet in the last senatorial elec­ pelled to tell about it and refund. touch o f hard, work-weary A lawyer helping a corporation to tion it cast fewer than 1,500,000 votes for senntor, or ap­ Eighteen inches of skin will be hands, stenl property from the govern­ proximately 33 per cent of the total. grafted on a Los Angeles man who wrinkles in each homely ment should also be compelled *to Senators Reed and Pepper each received about smoked a clgaret in bed. face, tell all about it. prattled wisdom o f a child, 800,000 votes and were elected. They sit in the senate There isn't nny sneredness ■Whispering of leaves astir, theft. as the result of an expression o f about 18 per cent o f the thli is beauty undefiled, voters o f their state. m bow down a worshipper. W H Y T H E D ISCRIM INATIO N? THE FRANC, while a little Take a look at Massachusetts. It has 1,885,000 ' |— Edgar Daniel Kramer. stronger, is still dangerously weak. OCALA BANNER eligible voters, but only 800,000 of them went to the polls Bu be careful how you go "short" tJelery City Sage says that of French currency. The French in the last election, and of these only 414,000 voted to re­ GREATEST E X A M PLE Mr. Bnbson can come to Florida'of our big dailies, must be muzzled, . Qrn churches are not interhave a great deal of real money. nnd herald advice and it is received His lips must be sealed. He is no*, turn Mr. Lodge to the senate. „ J It modernism. They have loThey can. whenever they choose, with the blowing o f trumpets—to i to say u word, BEN F R A N K LIN is America’s greatest example or The state of Missouri has almost 2,000,000 voters, i matters to quarrel about. cut off the cost of extravagant which no objection is made. Yet, to the average citizen, if -------- thrift. He began practicing it when 12 years old and yet Senotor Reed was returned by the votes of 507,000, military .spending, the subsidizing Mr. Richard H. Edmonds, who any one is in a position to advise Jng wall Street Is not ns of Poland and other military pow* or about 26 per cent of the total. continued the habit through life. and counsel with thc Democrats I some people imagine if era. The French ore naturally has a winter home at Daytona, can o f Florida, it would seem that Mr. Our sister state of Florida, we are told, returned a As a result, he became the richest American of his jljr* W iggly Saunders* experimost economical nnd on the nevr- give all manner o f ndvice ami it is Bryan is that man for in three senator representing only 9 per cent of the voters, while day, not cnly in money, but in health, good cheer and ~ received, as it should be, with re­ cdbnts :for anything. nge the richest people in tho world. mcninrnble campaigns the banner Mississippi elected Senator Stephens with only 7 per happiness, { It won’t pny in the long run to sell spectful consideration. of leadership was placed in ids ondlers wilt furnish scanMr. John Temple Graves, for­ hands and while no: victorious it France or her money “ short." cent of the voters participating. You, too, can get ndded satisfaction out of life as you % with a few more sensamerly connected with the hears*, The conclusion from these statistics is inevitable was delivered back to tho party increase your personal resources nnd place yourself in * week according to the LONDON police dincovercd a newspapers and a; one time a citi­ unsullied. that the government at Washington, due to no fault of a position to enjoy the fruits o f your labors... Follow £ kets announced in Atlannew drug, that secures its victim zen of Florida, is spending the Yet, if the records are searched tdrday. the senators and congressmen, is not truly representa­ winter nt Palm Beach and is tollthe thrift cxnmple of Benjamin Franklin. The best ■ in a new way. By inhaling the it will be found that the Demo­ | ------ o ------tive of the will of the people. It represents a narrow and odor of this "perfumed alkaloid" i ing the Democrats of Florida that cratic party, with Mr. Bryan ns way is to deposit a definite sum each week or each § /Good citizens arc the people who the drug habit can be established they will i:o wrong to send Mi. its leader, did not receive so crushrestricted minority, nnd in most enses a well organized month in a savings account. ■ llfy^and vote nt every election, nnd the perfumed drug lends grud-1Bryim to the Nutiunnl Democratic i defeat ns it did wl when it body of voters or political managers. ting George do it is not the unlly to cocaine, etc. !c « ,'v e l f o T t ^ttth h®. " ,l* placed the banner of leaders leadership in build for permanent prosIn view of such conditions, one finds little sympathy for Judge Parker and TH IS IS NEW In the drug world, thB Baltimore convention, not1 ‘ dK the mun on the street who would decry present conditions inter in the hands of Governor Cox. -------- a-------although since the days of Antony withstanding the fact thnt the Mr. Wilson, too, would have led Returningvisitors from New unless he is doing his share to get relief. Here in Sanford and Cleopatra, men have been lur. ; " W he made in the Baltimore ■u to (lefeat hod nnt thc Rcpub. ' rk reportthat Sanford and and Seminole county are hundreds of good citizens, men nnd mu* , ^ imaking n g ' o oTools l s of °,f thcmsel-1, thc. T ^ 1- ! " . w n .lh 7 J .C ; ! ^ a n may been spilt in twain in BB inolc county received n great i women who should come forward and participate in each ami ^ J ^ by perfumes of various kinds.jlnation of \Voodrow_Wilson, whose u„ 2 ont of advertising from the I e v o r v election. asmer Old Bunyan, Fh his book on "Tho f I1 *41' wi|l. like, ~ gqqd JJeu * Adhcjpi s' The records, ‘wo think, will show ........ A T o M M U N IT Y b u i l d e r lead nil others in tho century in that Mr. Bryan received a largeExhibit! Wniii*°n Sf|Uarc (,:ir‘ There are men in Sanford who will never miss an op- "C ity of Man's Soul," told of the which he lived. gates of that city, "eye gate, vote in 18'Jti than Mr. Wilson did -J---- o-----portunity to criticise the officers in the discharge o f their mouth gate, nose gate," etc. F. r.TO R S TE R , President I). F. WH1TNER, Cashier Mr. Graves’ advice is printed in 1912. Tsm pj is loUoAinjr Miami’s; duty, yet will themselves fail to live up to the duty of citizenwith toleration if not with ap­ The Democratic party owes Mr. id in converting worthless bay ghjp by participating in every election. A FORTY PER CENT tax on proval by n number o f our big pub­ Bryan much und Mr. Bryan owes -BBaniniBBH BainBH aaaEBaBBBBBBaBaaflaBBaaflBBBiiBBRiii much In the Democratic pnrty— ntui property! ° Tampa' h wL:c The great evil today does not lie so much in what the inheritance (would be fualisli in lications. But Mr. Brynn,. who has had a both debts of grntituce can be paid BSIB BBRBRRBRaBB aB BB llB RBB BnBaBK nB SBB BB BS3llSR HBRBR ail officers fail to do but in the lack of interest on the part of the various wnys. i capitalizing her waterfront. First, thc tax would he evaded. home in Florida for twenty yean*! by honoring hi into a seat in the -------o-----citizens. When the big majority of people begin to vote the Arthur Brisbane's recent visit government will then he an expression of the will of the peo­ Extravagant taxation defeats it­ or more and has been a citizen l ing |next National Democratic Concnmigh to acquire all the rights. *vention nnd Florida will have done Florida has resulted in a great self. perngutives und tho privileges of n very ungraceful thing nut to so lount of valuahie publicity for ple. Not until then need we expect much improvement in the Second, auch n tax is not neces­ citizenship, according to a number I honor him. orida, a few disguntlcd news- administration of public affairs. T H R IF T ’S a [FIRSTNATIONAL BANK! Where the Profit Comes in - feeding Bed Comb- sary in this country where cntnil kpers notwithstanding. -------------o-------------o of estate is forbidden. Put Sanford on the Date Line. Daugherty is not worrying much MR. B R Y A N FOR DELEGATE bout a little matter such us boldYOUNG PEOPLE thnt inherit [big a Job in tho cabinet, ns long PENSACOLA JOURNAL For the next few weeks'thousands of baseball fans money may bo depended upon to he can stay in Florida und onscatter it swiftly enough. throughout the United States will be watching Florida and the palms ami sunshine. "Wherever W, J. llryan sits at I him in Nebraska, or whorever he the developments in baseball camps in this state. More than -----------o---------Leaving vast sums of money to the Democratic Coi ’ or.vention will be has been. Automobile dealers report a half of the big league teams nre training in Florida this year children, making work unneces­ the head of the table.” is the way The Timcs-Union and the Miami I growing demand for good cars, and will devote tho greater part of March to getting in trim sary, is the most harmful thing Arthur Brisbane expresses Mr. Herald have taken it upon them­ which indicates the continued prosthat could happen to them. But it Bryan’s influence in he gathering selves to defeat i\!r. Bryun. That is 1 of our country. Good roads for their summer’s activity on the diamond. the national Democratic party, entirely nil right, but in all proba­ The telegraph wires leading from progressive Florida . .till nm. * h“ rmful t0 tku Kt‘ncr- ;of :WD1 bring more automobiles, betand Mr. Brisbane sair Florida will bility before Mr. Bryan gets schools and general prosperity. cities will be kept hot with messages to newspapers in dif­ al public to discourage the conn- bu signally honored *o have such through exposing those papers und --------o— ---ferent sections of the country. Daily advertising of the c la s s !tr y ’s ablest men Their ambition, a distinguished man represent us the interests they serve, they will In the death at Lakeland Snlurbe sorry they ever undertook to that cannot he purchased will come to those Florida cities just now, is to pile up money, ut the convention. [ day of Edwin Spencer, Jr., LnkcThere is little doubt about the crush him, which they don’t need und which where the big league teams are in training. This daily ad] land lost one of her most nopular attitude o f Florid.; voters with W. J. Bryan has always been the and valuable citizens. Mr. Spencer vertising will result in some of the baseball readers picking will spoil their children. But if reference to W. J. tlryan. They leader «.f progressive Democracy ,ve freely o f his time nnd money their favorite Florida town nnd will bring result securing they want it let them have it. will unquestionably give him the in the United States, ami for this the advancement of his city and greatest vote ever i Ivon to any publicity. reason Florida citizens extended to i county. A N A F R IC A N chief thnt kills a delegate, and this is as it should him a warm welcome to make this Sporting writers and leading baseball authorities state --------o-------lion, wants forty fat black wives. be for he ia recognize I by the peo­ state his home. Of course a few Pineapple producers on the east that next year there will be more teams training in this state F Je e d I C o . ple of the nation n.s u great in­ individuals are coast are planning to open a can­ than are here now. The advantages of the mild Florida cli­ Let him have them. Tho lion kill­ fluence for good ii: the Demo­ narrow-visioned ing is the important thing. uvuinst him because he came from nery at West Palm Beach. No lin­ cratic party and in the world. WHOLESALE A N D R E T A IL FE E D * mate are becoming well and favorably known to the lenders but those L pocple in er pineapples are grown anywhere fircat men uiways :inve the op- rNebraska, . .. . .of the favorite American sport und they are coming to real­ Elm Avenue nnd Commercial Street-------.Phone 91 DID YOU READ that discov­ ,than in southern Florida and a ■cov- position of a certain element. Mr. F,° i,,u arc ,ew anu lnr between, first class cannery should make ize the importance of training their men here. iin I- Bryim has always enjoyed the o p -1 •'’I'-- Bryan is n big man, and ery clause” invented by kind j good. While other cities are capitalizing on this feature, will henrted Democrats, during the position of the vested interests and |Florida voterswill give him an uaaiaaBBBaBBaiiBRzanRBBrx.-taaeagaxBSBHBBxnaaxBSBBaaal -------o-----corrupt political gangs. Ills wi * - overwhelming endorsement an dclcCocoa will te the host to the Sanford see to it that a team is secured for next year? Will Wilson administration, to rave big o f doing things does r it ruit then, gate to the National Convention. [ Florida State Press Association. Sanford be known next year as being the winter training oil companies from big income and it is not ur.rcaso.mhlo to find and, ns Mr. Brisbane said, “ wher­ 'the same kind o f interests in Flor­ ever Brynn sits at the convention ! April 17-PJ when editors will camp of some big league teum? If it does, plans should he tax ? [ gather from all sections o f the formulated at once and no time lost. A lot of work remains Briefly about three hundred mil­ ida will fight him us they fought will he the head o f the table." atate. Cocoa is one of Florida’s to be done before this city can have the kind of a baseball lion dollars have been taken from fastest growing and most profield it must have. Announces Consolidation with the public funds on this basis; resslve cities. Sanford should lie on the dateline o f hundreds of big --------o-------MR. BRISBANE MAKES A H IT A company with big oil proper­ Only twelve days remain for fil­ newspapers at this time next year. Sanford Mortgag-e Loan Co. ties is allowed to say, “ It’s true, 1 FLORIDA GROWER ing income tax reports. The last unt making a great deal of money. minute man ia always the loser. If of Sanford, Florida. We are always pleased to have viewer. “ You do not have to ad­ But my oil supply is DIMINISH­ fjyo a haven’t prepared your report, men of note and influence visit vertise in thc papers I write for. I l a o it today and renumber that con* ING. Each day I have less oil M Y FA V O R ITE STORIES Until our complete plant can be moved to San’ord, orders for Florida, for we hnv.> such con­ will guarantee to give you plenty [ gress has bean too busy "investithan I bad before. Therefore, 1 fidence in our attractions wo fee! of publicity In thorn free of charge, By IRVIN S. COBB abstract work left at our oirico. No. 109 1’nrk Avenue, will re­ [ gating" to have time to reduce the must have an income tax allow­ fure that they in turn will be im­ but Florida should let the outside ceive prompt and courteous attention. L tu e i. ance for depletion." So oil com­ pressed nnd, carrying that impres­ world know what it has to offer, -a-----One o f the hubbies of Charles M. Schwab; "but what “ For instance: Why not have nr. L'nanv3D PsnznB ns5L]iV 7:szi=3a:nnnnaaat]nt]aD Ei:;B tin.iLaM * Jacksonville is holding a great Schwab, tho steel magnate, is milker is she?" panies, coal minne companies and sion away with them, will da us much good. advertising telling people of t’-_. lutomobile show this week, draw* running ....... _ n ntock farm. He has a "W hat I wns aiuut to say was others escape income tux through Sometimes we get disappointed North that an income o f $ 1,000 ,» hrge crowds of people not |mode! silo und a model dairy and that you won’t never regret buy­ "depletion." in the results, but not often. Miami year down here is equivalent to asn cu sca B n u tiQ C B r.a a i'^ a a a tia rcca i'E sn a cB a iiH E K a a a B B *1* lly from he.- Immediate territory a model nll-the-rest-of-lt down in ing her. It’s a pleasure just to entertained Jack Dempsey for u $12,000 up there? They would i f from every section of the Pennsylvania. His fail takes the have that cow uround you." W HAT ABOUT the doctor, the few weeks, lionized him and made save on their fuel bills, on the cost !■ Jacksonville like nil other ( form of u constant striving to im“ No doubt, hut IM like to have merchant, all workers, that own him a society pet but Jack bit the of living and on the actual cost!S lorida cities is enjoying the most, prove tho breed und increase the I a few figures on her average yield hand that hud fed him, writing to of the construction of their homes; w ipercus reason in her history. outputs of his herds. o f milk and its average richness, ’ nu mine or oil wells, owning their friends that the climate of Flor­ for they would not have to build I -o— — One day while Mr. Schwab was explained the steel man. own bodies and brain? ida was not on par with that of to keep out the bitter weather. I “ jV: F r-t M>-*r is te curating the 1visiting the place u funner drove They are not allowed to charge California, or words to that effect. 1.W then; know just how cheaply ;0 ..... . ~ opening of a passable highway lover the .................. udjoinin; valley to pre- , “ You wouldn’t bother yuursalf from Tamna to that west coast rent a proposition. It scorned hu i about no figures onto you got hold depletion against their income. A more recent, and far more and how luxuriously they can live S Fort Myers is one o f Flo-* was wishful to dispose o f* a treas­ o f my cow. Why, ycud lie spend­ The worker’s hruin anil body satisfactory visitor, is Arthur Bris­ here. Y cu will soon get them on >bi Thursday, March th, 8:15 P. M. ;u Te most bonuti'ul cities. With ured family cow and ho hud hoped ing half your time petting her, und ccrainly are depleted as the years bane , no doubt the best paid edi­ their way here. "Don’t advise them to come hero M system o f hard nirfneed rouds ho might interest his famous inside of two days she'd be follow­ go by. The man of (10 has at the torial writer in the world. Mr. like a dog. \Vh> ( Brisbane bus been traveling about broke. Get the people who have ■ _ . connecting it with otlier places, it neighbor in thc idea o f buying ing you about fpiere here only the other day she ----- " I most u prospect of ten more years Florida quite a bit and he intend t :t steady income. That is what lins j ■ •!wDL grow into one of the state’s 1 Mr. Schwab," lie began, “ I ’m | "Now, hold on please," inter-[to work, and perhaps another ten to write a number of articles fur buiit up California. j moat impoitunt t it it -. " ft is .estimated that there a r e !" willing to let that cow go ut a |rupted Schwab agniu. "Let's gut to die slowly. Hut ho can’t charge the papers he represents, said to „......... ---------GREATEST H A R P IS T IN T H E WORLD. * ~ pija “ " be over seventy in number. If l"l>,000 viMtora m Cahfornm, each )K The Democrats narty in Fieri- burgaiu just to bo :,uve sh" gets u right down to facts. The question, any "depletion." His income is he writes as ;.e talked to A Wonderful Artist with n Wonderful Instrument. S a ioeal r;f w*,nm l)a* an income of $10 a is should see to it that the voire of good home. Why, uhr’s thef gen- h this: Ilow much rniik does this tuxed to the full. the peoplo am units to something I lost, fweetest bens: you ever saw. cow give?" newspaperman, and v;e do not day. I hat is four million dollar:! « * '"M r. Hchwab,” stared the owner, children are Hper* In this state. Ai<urding to our My wife and the1HJ H H The oil scandal is oringing out doubt that he will, Florida will get year. No wonder that state can ; " Prices; $1.00, $1.50, $2.00— Plus Tax. present system of representation |feetly devoted to her and »ho just "as I just now told you, that cow's many valuable truths, and inciden- :i world o f free advertising that construct magnificent roads a n d '* can bring its water supplies for both in the legislature and state dotes on them. You never in all got the best disposition in the tally it lias hit the rnscals in the will help her build to her destiny. miles upon miles. With that u\. ^ 1 Democratic executive committee your life struck a cow with such a world, oven toward « stranger. And if she had any mtik she'd give Democratic Party at leust as hard t h e will o f thc majority is not good disposition und — -V ’ “ More advertising is what Flor­ come, a state can do almost any- j ■ worth very much. “ Yea, quite so, broke in Mr. It to you in u minute.' as thoac in the Republican Party, ida needs," he said to Seminole County Abstract Co. A U D I T OR I U M! ..DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. 6 ALBERTO SA LVI H nen: [ 5 \ �PKR* w fVi * THE 8ANF0BD DAILY HERALD,M0NPAV.MARCH 8, 1924. L IB R A R Y NOTES JIJBVE8 NA1PE BRIDGE CLUB Fisherville— Plans being made The activities o f the Library are The members o f the Juevesc fo r construction of First Baptist partly shown by its statistics, Nalpo Bridge Club were delight-church. which are kepi from day to day. fully entertained Saturday after-________ :______|___________________ The record for last month shows noon by Miss Love Turner at her that 2,130 books were loaned dur­ homo an Magnolia Avenue. ing February, 1.3-18 being adult Vivid-hucd nasturtiums in bowls NOT REALLY nnd 788 juvenile. The largest were artistically placed around Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; daily circulation wna 175, and the the large living room where the Residence 217-W LOST juvenile was 30 per cent o f the card tables were placed. Scores whole. The reading room nttend- were keptt on tallies suggesting tthe No article of value Is __ ... of St. Patrick's Day. i S11R1NER BALL. really lost until after The buring the afternoon a number’ On Friday uveninr. tho Shriners i J?venl,e\ The registration record Herald Wants have been Ratine |o f Sanford were hosts at n ball at i jncinbera have of game i of bridge were played.; called upon to restore it to the rightful owner. -a ^rnsm ^rnm ^rnm mm tho new armory, in the Kent build-! & t ciL?u ,c“ . 0|»2 2 * and when scores were counted the >ng and nd proved to be one of the 323 ndult and lid Juvenile. The piisc for top score, was won by Pocketbookf, Jewelry, ap­ i y — St. Agnes Guild will reference questions looked up in­ Miss Kitty Smith, most delightful affairs this seaparel, personal possessions, jt at 3 o'clock at the home of clude: The Elizabethan drama, son. Following the awarding o f the things of intrinsic value t. J. N. Robson on Park Avclist r»-» The largo armory, which sj Chinese life and cutsonn, growth mir.e. the hostess assisted by Mrs., nnd others that arc prized and effects of tho United States W. Morton Thigpen served a well adapted for affairs of this because o f their association, jy —Pipe Organ Club will WW*. BUA mRr*wnKid $ LOO kind, never looked lovelier, tbnn Constitution, tho Scminoles of tempting salad nnd sweet course Well dratted mom trow* m c*W are often quickly returned, «t with MrB, Tom Moore at Rrd, G*mm *t fi!** KU .. H * on this occasion, festoons of red, Florida, Conservation of Ameri­ with tea on; the [dotes wera fa­ tint imuin* Barm 5«wUI* - the when temporarily lost, home on W est Third Street, PtlmlCtllat \Uiila Bj A . . 7.00 wifiaal — bccau* Iher lute • giocn and yellow were suspended can forests, Colonial costumes, vors of Shamrocks. thiougn Herald Wnntf. "3:30 pi m. After-dinner speeches, Orgin of Cr»». T»*n. Oiler of bluk The guests for the afternoon nut, djtbh M , fit tsmhrUM; from the ceiling to the corners of Herald Wants are the iyi—Board meeting \of the and Florida J'itllf r.** a•, ■# S.BO . Valentine’s , ... --------legends. --------- were Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Miss Kitty and git* tamnltt* the room and draped around the St. (list thing to cnr.sult when Roman's Club. Co!J Kid..................... 110# cd only Smith, Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, As -the library was opened Mtdt wiih htnj-lurrtfd w»lj lid columns. Numeroua Shrine em­ something of value is lost icsday — General business S..4 m m | ufatMtt *.B .hi* C.O.D. lowh**Ii. Sim 11} l#5,AA\ t» C. blems were fastened on the walls. JUr A ii.° U»hU or found. yJ.na.V'!?0ath‘ r f0li I Mrn. •Il,hn c - Been, eting ° i the Woman’s Club' at J-I days, this shows that Sanford , , ,Mrs. Ed Lane. Dulm InSkirt Vivf " « n *>:•* '* mt »*t**imm A t either end were daintily ap­ Herald Wants bring los­ j'dock. . has a large reading pubuic, who Mrs- Ro>’ le c l’,eS| Mra- bred DaiLh Virt iw Viwta'-e.iirtJ •• >k* pointed punch tables, where re­ ers and tinders together. _*y—Mrs. L. P. Hagan and freshing fruit punch was served nppreejato the advantages that aiftrr, and Mins Turner. To reach all the people jiis Ruba Williams will enterlibrary gives. In addition to the I -------throughout tho evening by -Nobles oflectively — leave your Mrs. Hagan f-rnn 4 tn n desk and reference work, a large AT HOME. Los A rn ic a SZS ’ * ngner nnd Bruce Anderson.. W art Ad at The Herald of­ iin at a tea at the residence number of books were mended. [ ______ »r C a llfo m iq > ^So.Brondwmj, In the center of the floor, a fice. Phone us to send for SHORT VAMP SHOES srday—Children's story nour and several of the books recently \ raised platform was placed, screen­ Invltrllonr have been issued for it or phone it to the Want [t Library at 2 o'clock. ed with palms and potted plants, given were classified and cn*a- nn at home, to be given Friday Ad Department. logod. As a hook goes through where tho orchestra wns stationed. SHEPHERD’S H O LID A Y ufternoon from -1 to fi o’clock by PHONE 148 The music being furnished by the twelve different processes before honest fo r a Gipsy, too Inzy being ready to plr.ee on the shelve*, Mrs. L. P. Hagan and Miss Ruba San Juan Orchestra of Orlando. for a farmer, this takes a great deal of time, Williams at the home o f the forg if far 7b n • I f .ila iJ flirttr The grand march was led by the For Coughs and Colds, Head* j _ _ t should you be but a shepherd visits were also made to thei n , . president of the local Shrine club aches, Neuidcis, Rheumatism it J on the hills, schools nnd tho story hours nrn,cr on Park Avcnuc* and his wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward ing sheep with sad faces and All Acne* and Paine ^ ranged for. All the book review-1 = s = ~ : ----------= Lane. Ail kinds of intonating flggrass-grown places, Ing and keening up with the n e w 'G I T V 1 T IJ T W A uies being introduced. Quite a ALL DRUGGISTS above a web of streams and ‘ ‘Twelve Old Maids” & 1i j V C iiv l C i A number of favors dances were fea­ books as publLhed has to be done willow-trees and mills? J5c Sad Uc, Jars and ta k e lil,r,nii ,ho'.lrs- Thc| Benefit of Episcopal church, tured, the favors of enps. ponilibrary la one o f the busiest spots m nn.i„.. MnP Irrl Hospital sis*, 13.00 A T GENEVA H ALL | potns, noise makers, confetti were from 4 in town, and judging from Hi** nlontl.iv, Alardrd. , tame for a Gipsy, too wild for , .., . r— the given out by Mrs. Ed Lane nnd till G tit the home of Mrs. J. a dairy-maid, Thursday, March 7, 8 l*. M. Mrs. J. N. Tolar. Noble C. M. splendid work I hat ha* been done st could 1 be but a ailly goosein the pant it hns n very promis­ N. Robson by the Girls’ Hand, chairman of the floor com­ girl. Admission: Adults .10, children 2*>c. mittee, announced that no pro­ ing future in the City SubUnntial. Friendly Society. Spring Samples— New. Styles iding hissing white snakes grams would be allowed, nor more MUSIC TOPICS F. S. M. [weed-green lakes, Chicken I’erlmi Supper tbnn one dance engaged ahead, A L L WOOL, Suits luilored to measure— $2S.OO. Freida Hemphill after her last ring in dey-fall with my hair nnd niso thnt us it is customary at trip abroad is convinced that Am­ ,15c plate. out of curl? nil Shrine dances, no introductions erica, culturally speaking has were neccssnry. Hrcicfit Club Building Fund. “ come of age" and says ns fur as silent for the neighbors, too A t a late hour, dainty sand­ music Is concerned this country Famous simple for the townspeople, simp 301 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Avc. wiches nnd coffee were served by offers more than Europe, in pres­ K> it ihnll we do who love each Noble nnd Mrs. II. L. Gibbs mid ent circumstances of economic and Blends (other so? Noble McKee. political turmoil can put forth. I teach your gray sheep The decorating committee, to Miss Ileinphilt writes in '‘Mu­ [guard you from the steep, whom iniicli credit is due, was No­ Lll catch me back from drown.a ■ Slight feminine touches k'ep bles B. G. Boss, Alfred Lee, and sical America:" "There is noth­ ing to ho found abroad which we I Get % On My Savings Account ing where my dark lakes lies this frock of ailk ratine from be­ John f^niith. do not have in Aruricn. It is Eu­ deep, ing strictly tailored and thye ndd rope tnai plays the second fiddle. pluck a feather pillow that immeasurably to the charm. No­ W HERE? nmnr.Fi lu nch eon No sooner docs a new artist gain shall sing you to sleep tice tho use of bands of darker The lovely home of Mrs. W. W, distinction than lie tigns a con­ among the rocks where the material, the monogram, and the Potter was the scene of a delighttract for appearances la opera or [blueberries grow. I attractive front ciosing of the fill social function on Saturday concert in America. And from V e r n ie r — By Elinor Wylie, j blouse. when ohe entertained nt bridge then on Europe must wait to hear lur.chcon, the guests being the him in the odd moments when he |r. nnd Mrs. W alter Coleman members of the Bon Ton Bridge is not busy on the other side of a >ns their guest J. H. Francisco Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Fedder of club. the Atlantic.” .u iFollette, Tenn. Chicago, 111., who have been spend­ R,m*n'brt tfcit im ely lnMr of (W it Yellow nnd green were the col­ It Is being constantly proclaim­ ol'Scotcli7- T h ai blend liiio n c . 3 u t ing the winter at Miami and Palm ors used in the living room, nnd ed by our music writers that u i iM o r o itA T irin h ete't nnctlifd S. Clarke o f FInnt City spent Bcaeh arrived here Sunday for a wero carried out with calendulas more friendly attitude towards Rich bu lttf i r,»m dinpaJ tn » o fl enraweek-end here attending to short stay. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fedder nnil nasturtiums. In the dining America is yet greatly desired. r.i*l rolliil hi Cfl*p nul«. then i-oattJ OPEN A SAVIN GS ACCOUNT WITH ness. hnvc scores of friends here, who room, the color motif of white nnd w ill, «w trt r h w r l . l t , T h i.t't The American is more nnd mure something Sj do wish * dime I will be interested to learn o f their green symbolic of St. Patrick's coming into his own abroad. And lobert J. Holly loft Monday for visit. ilny were carried out. The luncheon his recognition is hound to grow. gtka where he went on busitnblo was laid with n handsome Miss Hemphill thinks New York Miss Margaret Kilim, who has lace cloth, and centered with a will be the music .center of the boon tha attractive guests of Mis3 crpystal basket tilled with white wot Id. pbert Thrasher returned home Margaret Mueller foi' the past sweet peas and smilax, the handle A Pine Candy—! Oc Every*' here THEY W IL L P A Y YO U PER CENT. Any way we may safely say this ay evening after spending the month, left Sunday for Jackson­ tied with green tulle. Murkin^ the country will in time he the con­ ;-end in Tampa with relatives. ville and St. Augustine, where she plnces were plnted cards designed servatory nnd musical meccn of -Phone 2,11• will spend several days before go­ with shamrocks, nnd as favors the nations. E. J. Smith Co. and Mrs. George A. De- ing to her home in Lima, Ohio. wore potted Shamrocks. At 1 Our American musicians are cer­ G. E. McCALL, Manager D ISTR IB U TO R S F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. •Yaoved intu their lovely new She v/ns ncconipanied ns far ns o’clock n delicious live course tainly making their way in Eu­ i /it: recently constructed on Park Jacksonville by Miss Mueller. luncheon was served. Jacksonville, Fla. rope. And we Americans aie be-, A fte r luncheon, an interesting girjning to Jmjpresq" fjurnne ( yv'th ' =1 -----Mr..,and JUgS-. t^bngles Bliss of ifutnejof, bridge was played., the tb* 1fact we have something ci.u, f’ and Mrs. R. L. Johnson’ of Worchester. Mnss.J who have prize for high score, Mnderin tea than “ machines, pork, and wood-! Jo spent the week: end .»t i been spending the past month in> napkins, was won by Mrs. Ben en nutmegs” to,offer the world. ; Kuntczumu cn route to points [St. Petersburg, were the guests Caswell. Puccini has recently won his 1 oral of the Intter’s sister, Mrs. George Covers were laid for Mrs. Ed. suit entere (Isgainst the Ricoriii J al A. Anderson o f Philndcl- Rice and niece, Mrs. Raymond 1Meisch, Mrs. D. L. McCraven. Mrs. Company for the publication of a ; % Pn., was among the busi- Key for the week-end, leaving' Kayuond Phillips, Mrs. James nfx-trot including a theme from i I f * ii m is la y line thing to be aide to o ffe r In thi‘«e'Viiili» sueli wonderful A L L . nrrivals in The ‘ City Sub- Sunday evening for Daytona where Kidge, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Miss his Madera Butterfly, W o o l , Matt rial* fo r only 125. Ileautlfol design*— rich colorin g— 300 pntlerns to al on Saturday. they will spend two weeks. Fern Ward, Mrs. Robert Hines, Beethoven never mail led but . d o m e from. Every garrm nt tnltoreil to y>>ur Individual nu-nsuru to a very careful and Mrs. J. L>. Woodruff. was always in love, llrtiyren Pnlinetlo nnd K *n f»rtl A vc, manner. Heleet any style that suits your fancy. V.V1I g o the limit to please ) >u. F. C. Fletcher of Toledo, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Speer, Mr.' American orchestras' are con­ ::na Hast Nee nnd street arrived in Sanford Satur- and Mrs. Vivinn Speer and Alger­ Mrs. Sam Hooker of Oklahoma ceded to be the finest in the world. 1 |and will spend a short time non Speer motored to Daytona City, who has bean the guest of Bench Sunday, where they spent Mrs. Walter Coleman left Monday at the Montezuma. the day. for Miami whte she will spend and Mrs. J. L. Anwcll of some time. Miss Ethel Gordon, who has been I York were among the arrivals he city on Sunday and ure the attractive guest of Mrs. J. Fleischer ami Mrs. Maurice Kron­ ping nt the Montezuma. er, left Saturday for home at B. Davis o f Erie, Pn., who Elizabeth, N. J. ending the winter in the stnte Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Skipper nnd kfd in Sanford Saturday nnd FBETTBfU Mitts Agnes Berner motored to Listcred at tho Montezuma. BREAD I Daytona Bench Sunday where Cia it Mae Holly returned to Tnl- they spent the day very plcnsant- ( COULD BE WADE O .: uee after spending tho past.lyhere with her parents, Mr. 1 . ------W e ’D Mrs. R. J. Holly. ! Charles 1^ Britt returned home -------Saturday from New York where : m .at T nr and Mrs. John Blount, Mrs. |he assisted at the Ceniinolc counii.b’ Ilowett nnd little son, John: ty Booth nt Madison Square Gar3t Hewett o f Waynesboro, den. [f it were possible to ntnke arrived in Sanford Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Whilncr, any better bread or pastry ng and are the guests o f the Jr., and C. J. Humph returned than is turned out by this es­ iter's daughter, Mrs. Henry home Saturday afternoon from tablishment you can feel quite on nt her home on Pulmetto New York where they had charge <niistied in your own mind m‘ 1: of the Seminole County Exhibit at me. that \vc would be making a Madison Square Garden. better article. This, however, * many friends o f Mrs. Lucy s Social Side 6 ENDAR r SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS; 6 Scotch Highball; Henry! Sanford Loan & Savings Company SANFORD LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY 6 Spring Suits— -For Easter IT 3 P E R E L C T Small Fruits and Nuts# Profitable Products Giving Seasonal Enjoyment to Consumers is a human impossibility. We I * » perfect'breail and per- Small fruits and nuts add a constantly increasing tonnage to the profitable - products of Florida. . The princely pecan, soon to challenge King Cotton for his throne, reaches its highest perfection in a wide area o f Florida. Bananas, figs, grapes, guavas, peaches, pears, plums and a number of other • small fruits are grown in quantity, with demand exceeding supply. *tn that she has arrived in oril far nn extended visit and urday nnd are pleasantly located i ICCt p a s tiv . upping us usual at "The nt the Montezuma for an extend cd stay. M." ROUTE BAKER\ Pensacola — Erection of new J. B. Colder has returned Hollywood where she per- hotel planned at terminus of Gulf ■ly conducted a bus load of Beach highway. *vtive buyers. Hollywood is lily growing In popularity and Jay brings numbers of new a. WRIGIEYS DU W IL L S A V E SAL M O N E Y Vv.8 j It stlmnlalcs a p p e t it e and aid s digestion. It makes your food do yon more good. Note bow It relieves Ibat stully feeling alter bearty eating. S an ford ’s leading [Merchants are offer­ ing lo w prices and good service. -C H A R L E S A . STONE Head of the firm of Stone and Webster, Inc., Mr, Stone is a keen Judge of investment values and general conditions. The concerns with which he is connected are heavily interested in Florida nublic oervice utilities. Mr. Stone is naturally a close observer of the state’s progress and frequently visits Florida. W k lt c a e teeth , Sunday dinner *}H he a success anti W>H cost you less if you buy from adver­ tisers on the Grocery Page. i w i i l e a t b ra a th ee d lt**lb « goody The Florida Development Hoard, which i* the State Chamber of Commerce, Is a non-partisan, non-profit organization, supported by banks, business men, boards of trade and chambers of commerce. It will furnish dependable and unprejudiced in/o mint ion about Florida, direct and through its affiliated mem­ bership of local trado bodies. Address 9 Consolidated Building 3 See Exhibits of Florida Products and Resources If tout dciUr . » n't *ti h.wnd turn*,»d- . (if£0,ilis icdi })• wi'B t«n4 ihe tor«L 120 ¥. I bin Sr.. N*w ' (Dent. S.» ..______ . “ Florida has a delightful climate and Is most favorably located for all sorts of agricultural pursuits. It is already one of the great winter playgrounds of this country and I believe is destined to bo thu greatest. It is a great service to the peoplo of the north to lot them know about Florida,” Mr. Stone says. F L O R ID A D E V E L O P M E N T B O A R D Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 U a real bargiin. It has a low top an.l medium ikirt. Made in dutaoje rink ur white cooul; *£et 24 to 36—and coitt o'.iy }3 CO. Herald readers get [he benefit o f the best that the market affords— and save tonney aft the same time. Strawberries arc shipped from Florida in vast volume during the winter months— last year’s total aggregating eight million quarts, the growers realizing on the crop approximately $1,750,000. No other state produces these berries in quantity at the same season. “Florida Development Has Just Commenced, Going Forw ard W ith Marvelous R a p id ity1* Chew it after every meal1 By reading the Spec­ ial Offerings on the Rrocery page o f The H erald today. ' I Watermelons from Florida always are in the market weeks ahead of the crop of any other state. The culture of watermelons for seed is an important industry, providing most of the nation’s supply. Cantaloupes of excellent quality are grown. K, - . - ^ _______ . *<' . .«V-T, Jacksonville, Florida TH* imxit compute exhibition of FlorlJn products tm! resource* ever aUempUal will U> itasfttl In MaJhon B«iunre GjurJcn, New York, from February 18th to Jtth* AumUtion only 60 cents. More thun u score of counties ara reprcscnU J fey exhibits UustfAiiniC Ihr weaUI} of production within their borders. A number of d d u n m iil I.:V * \ r r’.vato c Vhilorm t • » * tv • r.". . .__________ ___ Madison Square Garden) N ew York February 18*24 /fAM., hivv da �9R M |pM M ^|P|n p Invent* on— Formera of Citrui Dodging Challenge of county will plant 2,500 acres oi year. The Cbampiofrof Chill tomatoes■■ ■this ■ a ... ■ — Kelsey City—Five miles of hard' BELLA1RE HEIGHTS, Mar. 3. surface road completed. — One of the most noted fields of women golfers ever taking part In Miami — Pennsylvania Sugar a tournament In the South will Company new $1,500,000 refinery begin play here Monday for the in operation. Bellaire Golf Championship for Women. Commanding Officers1 ■ t .. f - » Wheeless & Welsh Batteries Vulcanizing Shop fit. Petersburg— Extensive par log program planned. SportingGoods—Golf Ftaklm Tackl.— E ,« r y Ifc h i for U » S p c o THR SPORTSMAN STORK SANFORD CYCLE CO WE H AVE MOVED TO FIRST ST. COME IN A N D SEE US. Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street The very best Battery is an EX1DE We re-charge and repair all Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes makes of Batteries R A Y BROTHERS SERVICE THAT MAKES Phone 648--------------Sanford FRIENDS.’* Office Woodruff and Wih ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a night nt 8 o'clock. As a result of •the drawings which took place Fri­ day, under direction of Dr. R. (i. .Manchester, two gnmes will be played on Wednesday night, Mar. 5. advancing the opening o f the tourney several hours. Thirty-two states’ teams, by fur the greatest number over known in slate engo history, have entered, nnjl officials anticipate the most successful tournament in years. The number of entries and genera! interest in the indoor carnival imtremendously surpassed all expec­ tations. Two Gnmes Wednesday Sixteen games aru carded for the ititial round of play two of which , will, take the hoards, WeunusU.iy night, having I I tilts for disporul tirt Thursdny. Play will com me n o at 8 o’clock Thursday morning, running in iferru ptod through it p. ni. The only vacant hour in tie: div i- il.cn called, Im* 'I'ght's coil* ■'fdlt' stir : if.* | •in ptiy al i o’clock and ending i ith the *•> o’clock eujfa onuiu. . Tlie second round wi'h Id tedra Mill in the nm.'iim. will rd unde; _av;ij ,*t lit o'clock i rel.*' m ru; fkiiiintiel I . being billed through *'■* o'el'irt *io i la- Iteration. Four " illtiiil.ii r ti; Mu* third round is on „*iir menu !• p d i ni'.dii. beginning sHnwHHMUHiimptHinimMiiim i!Siiipp:iii l:i: S|f t* iiiiii iiii: : iHHiiiiiiiii iiii iii ::: ■ii | jj ill iii :i I Ii :::: Ii Ittl i ill ii IK.:: i; ■ iia iiiiis i Gocy Dolan, Judge MeQuuide and Hugh Jennings (lefi look over Ihe recruits at Giant training romp, Sarasota, Fin, Zev Will Not Race Abroad This Y ear But Will E nter Brooklyn H andicap ^ ield In W ,, o „ .m , 1V„ VJ Iiier F e n ’s *-i i p tut t , r* l i • (r O If M e e t a t B e l l a r e F i r r » n r i n i n v a T T o Tu M a I i 11 p i l L l i i i l i i S i t - I S i v O t -------HUENOS AIRE S, Mar. 3.— Ltd tr n F Vvith A *-r’ chnmplon, has announced his will•’ • ■ c< (*pt !* i ehall • ■ orki: . < y i.;m • ft ■m ■ >:!t tlu champion of Cl Hi, I ir*■• ai-l bo •and •* dr t an official acceptance of the chill- '!• i i rirriTT-TTTrrTT^S Confirmnew york at Ion of the prediction o f six weeks o-ru hat Zcv would not race i,bl,,a'1 ! ,lis >'car* ' vas Riven when it v.'u; learned that the Rnncoras 1' hi ! be>*n ooruinued for th.* Do on. llroohlyn handicap, one of rh fra m e d r'-c- • •,-iiu* i sun.u.c r.notii g. In itie tl. ■lul 1 o tlit feting cl iril las; Tuesday and the p* itmhiliile an that thi’y will exc* I m im ubei t', . el an., year • im:. ili*< classic i... ii tic..* d. ce ■hich would stipulate that OlKei prumltu il htn | .•! inert fight him f r the eham- i"»r »»a Brook!} ii.i.idicap ar*: 1■; on n date prt I .Mur. 27, when, ho said, he w.i nit fm the Ui 1 .-'ales. When notified that Firp,> wining to ai ......... .. ■■life* igi vliled that k ■ hput be staged lie: ■• Mon 2 Ui -i cd ij i tl. • r'tl»:• ii d .i: federation provided tha*. the figl * tumio Sti th, l i tyt uoriam. Mod I *t • r. Hud In.m i H.upder Clap ■.iv I* v hold • oi America's race rccorri for i mile nt 1:35 , . , . ■ • i:‘ uudefcatid two-yearId o .'h n a . hnrsemen oluim L*• be the l*e.,t h ,:>,*• i i n,n v»f.e« t.itti,, rr,:..r r v .. The federation recently announ ■ reier K " sty U'ij, King yi.i.i.1'.. Fiip>' . 'iiie . ituld be wj bon’s Seal, Orninstov:. Wilder ■- . ‘ ■lied if he di I i.e: accept tin: Tell Timber, Hew )p -. ( 'lj dojn-t challenge betorc Jtni1. 1. Cherry Tree. Untidv, Eiali* hu Ciystal Springs— New logging Pul, Vigil, My Piny, :*.i::«.•• . .. :• ■ailroad being built by IJuwljpg Enchatu11lent, Flogstaf;'. ,C||)ckviib* l ompany o f; Plmc*v fcijUnty’til 1‘olk and Revenge. The weights will be county. announced 10 days before the race. EVER T TRU E By CONDO H E O PENING of the Country Club section o f Coral Gables again offers shrewd investors the opportunity to get in on the ground floor where future profits are assured by the gigantic building campaign which is about to be begun. f cu r THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and tell cents to Foley & Co., 28:i.'i Sheffield Ave., Chicago, HI., writing your mime and address clearly. You will re­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AN D TAR COMPOUND fo r Coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of FOI*EY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for tha kidneys, and FOLEY C A ­ TH ARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ pation and Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies linve helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. ----- M A R . ' H A (5, ! ev / eR isrr, THIS ! HAG l H A ( l [ BALT> MEAD JCjNG, T o o FUMNY TO T e u . ! M fc i MAR'. REVSO IT 111 The N ew Coral Gables Hotel, to Cost $1,250,000. The Imposing Clubhouse o f the N ew G olf Course. The Congregational Church, Costing $150,000. College fo r Young Women, to Be Erected by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Lake Worth—Contract to be li*t for construction o f liydrmili • lift b'Jdgc n:irining Went i’nliii llcacli Chnal at cost of $;iii,8:!ll. —New grape fruit iry recently comopurution. The Country Club section is the crowning effort of the entire program of high-grade development Here, grouped in beautiful e ffect and surrounded by landscaping which affords a most delightful setting, are to be erected this year: • B e F O e tH 1 F E A 'D IT T g l l . N £ kiH G -TH CiR IT MAS, R.iSPC7R.i£Njc?fc T o HEADS THAT A'T’-S 12>A<-'D OM T H E O U T S I D E . Of? ON) T H E jM 3 «O E C t K .£ SOM E, 1 k M O *A I O F The erection o f these building:' will form the outstanding features o f the building pro­ gram fo r the coming year. They are all o f them located in the Country Club section and each and every one of them will have a direct bearing in the increase o f plot values there. * ,. A‘. Come to Coral Gables today as our guest aboard the big com. fortablo do luxe pullman busses. Gome see for yourself the lJ « . Did you ever notice that often you need a certain thing nr a certain person at :t certain Mine? The lie d is urgent, press­ ing nnd must He met at once if you would accom­ plish the end you 'have in view. Whenever you find your­ self up against such n sit­ uation, do not fret and scold and complain— for there are ways provided to meet just such emergencies—they ure Herald W A N T ADS. The next time you need extra help tiuick; you must have expert assistance at once— or you must immedi­ ately sell something you have. Try the service of Herald W A N T ADS nnd bu con­ vinced. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want A.1 at The Herald O f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ail Department. PHONE 148 DID YO U HEAR THE MUSIC? Did You See The Band Wagon Towing the Bis Car with a P E N N S Y L V A N IA TON TESTED TUBE for a Line? That shows the quulity of he Pennsylvania tubes und that same ninthly i • in every tube and tire made by the Pennsylvania Kuhiu-r Co. They cost no more titan ordinary tires and tubes. Get yours this week while the sale is on. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave 1113 Sanford Ave, PHONE 481-J PHONE 161-J GEORGE E. M ERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents. Executive Offices: 158 East Flagler St., Miami Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLandi Eastis. ~~ ~ Sanford Office: .Milano Theatre Bldg., D. W. Elder, Manager. �V <1 PAOR THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 3 , 1S24. PHONE YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION 148 PHOl 148 S A V E D E L A Y S A N D IN C O N V E N IE N C E S B Y T E L E P H O N IN G Y O U R W A N T A D S D IR E C T T O T H E H E R A L D FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Sanford Dally Herald W A N T -A D R A T E S SXLE^licSoto pninfs anil vanrishes at Sanford Novelty Works, sole agents. 154-tfc T r t ^ M l N Oils, w ill h* rrB U NCIlG R/fPES, tree blueberries r flio l from imtrviia ana m l. iM lir » M l lM u n lln » ir for and blackberries—all varieties |suitable Tor home ami commercial I T ln if „<—..... Ilia a line . planting. Largest nurseries. VigI Time* -------------------H r a line « T lia e a ---------- ------------ He a liar jorous, well rooted plants insure M Tliara................... n lla* ffood early profits. For full inBlack Face T y p o double above fnrmntion nnd illustrated cntnlog nates. No. 9, write Southern Adapted Th« reduced d a tes are fo r con­ ■Niirteries, Bartow, Fla. secutive Inner! ions, Terras: Cash In Advance j‘ fllx words o f a v e ra g e length ora counted n line. Minimum charge 30c for first TOR SALE R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE— At Coronado Beach nn eight room furnished house with two lots. Located on Flagler Ave., good income property. Mrs. D. A jK e lly , 217_E. 3rd St._______ FOR SALE— Beautiful home, San­ ford Heights. K. F. Lane. FOR SALE— Lot on Oak Ave., 3050.00. E. F. Lane;_____ FOR SALE— Lot on Myrtle Ave. Price $1100.00, E. F. Lnne.____| FOR SALE— Lot on Park Ave. Price $1,000.00. E. F. Lane. FOR Sa LE— Celery farm on First; St., close in. Real bargain. E .' F. Lane. FOR SALE— Most desirnblo lot in Rose Court. E. F. Lane. FOR RENT— Modern house, close •n- Inquire 209 E. 5th St. Phone 399-W. ___ FOR RENT— 5 room house with an<* Knrnge. Nice location, $30.00 per month. hOH SAI.h— Ithode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Insertion. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdnll Avenue, Jill a d vertisin g Is restricted to Hanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp proper cla ssifica tion , i f an e rro r Is m ade T h e San­ SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 ford Herald w ill be responsible First Street. Next door to Smith for only one In correct Insertion, Brothers. Wo sell, trade, nnd re­ the advertiser, fo r subsequent pair all kinds of cook stoves. I f Insertions. T h o o ffic e should bo notified Im m ed iately In case uf Jour trouble is stove trouble, see error. us. t o A n v ic n T iH K n s . EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and A Hernld rep re s e n ta tiv e thor­ repairing. Call 11. S. Pond, oughly fa m ilia r w ith rates, rules snd classification, w ill g iv e you phone 225 or Peoples Bank. complete In form ation . And If ___ 179-tfc you wish, th ey w ill assist you In RENT— 12 room flat, cen­ wording you r w a n t ad to niuku FOR SALE— Rhode Islnnd and White Leghorn eggs for setting trally located, $(50.00. . It more effective. 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. W. IM P O R T S A T X O T IC R . Pennington, French Avc and High i' OR RENT— 3 room house new, A dvertisers should g iv e their $10.00 per month. St. street o r p o s to fflc o address ns ____ well ns th eir phono number If FOR SALE— Fumed oak dining they desire resu lts. About one suite, 54-inch table, 28x60-ineh ^OR SALE— One bungalow close render out o f a thousand has a in, (i rooms and bath, modern in telephone, nnd th o others can’t buffet. 24x54-lnch serving table: every respect, $6,500. communicate w ith you unless 0 leather chairs; living room and they know y o u r address. other furniture, cheap for ensh. All illscontIniinnre M UST he S A LE —5 lots on Elm Ave. Ill) Poplar Ave. On 10 hundred bOR iiiiute In perann at The Han­ Close in, $4,000.00. block West First St. _____ ford llernltl office nr by let­ ter. Telephone •HsennCInTOMATO sticks for sale in carnnrra are not valid. lots. Seo jC. W. Collier._______ P f t h V r K T k hT ° Courteous. 1’ rom pt, E ffic ie n t ' A b" x"u'SAUSAGE— for sale, pure pork, Service. dried and smoked, 35 cents per lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum ship­ - h ACRES, nl] cleared and fcnc3 lbs. Hams cured nnd ed. Two miles out near Orlan­ H ELP W A N T E D ^ ment smoked 40 cents per lb. delivered, do road. Two houses, gurngo, H LL Mrs. Androws, that called 31.25 ensh, balance C. O. I). Sat­ chicken yard, 25 ornngo trees, at 112 Lnurol Avc., please isfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch $3600. ih'one 413-J._______ Sawyer, Tifton, Georgia. VANTED— Sanford business men APARTM ENTS FOR SALE— Three room house who nrc in need of competent New, $850.00. iclp should read the classified FOR RENT •age of The Hernld. There’s no eason for sending out-of-town for A R E YOU— Looking for a good Call and tee us. Wc give you room. If you don't find one list­ ielp when there is probably just he person you want in the city, ed in this column, insert n small the bargains nnd service. tend thin column and if you don't wnnt nd and you will receive tho THE SEMINOLE R E A LTY CO. ce what you wnnt n few cents in­ best listings in the city. — Smeinolc Hotel Annex......... cited in a wnnt ad will bring you V o lt ItfchlT—Two nicely furnished nany replies. Juot try it once. housekeeping rooms, first floor, SANFORD R E A L ESTATE is in WANTED — Stenographic and $20,00 month. 312 E. Fifth S t . _ .... KJ.Cnt ,dcn,nn<!- ,nv?ato» nro bookkeeping position wanted by FOR RENT—Three furnished* ' ookln* for »’00d bargains. If you housekeeping rooms. Call a f­: hnvc any real estate to buy or sell oiirig Indy with five years experince. Am now employed but ter 5 or before 8 a. in., 509 E. 3rd it will pay you to use The Hernld rould like to come to Sanford to classified page. FURNISHED rooms for rent. 402 * with parents who have recent­ Oak Avc. ly mover here. First clnsn referFOR RENT— Desirably furnished necs. Answer Stenoghupher, care bed room. 301 Park Ave. inford Hernld. FOR SALE— All kinds of house­ W ANTED hold furniture; also a four room (ANTED— In or near Snnford, npnrtment for rent. Inquire 300 rooms for th ic »"i*«p le f«K - light Sanford Avenue._____________ • Address oiisckccping. II. L. FOR RENT— I room unfurnished loildord, Gen. Del., Hanford. npnrtment, close in. Apply II. LOST A N D F O U N D T. i'nri, 801 First Ht. 'S W V OST nn opportunity to keep i FOR RENT—Three desirable bod abreast with the times by not looms. Apply 511) Oak Ave. tailing the classified pages of our daily newspaper. Herald • iil, ant nds contnin many interesting i® icssage*. It will pay you to road icm daily. OST— A Fox Terrier, male, black V ami white. Would appreciate any j .......1 iformtion. T. E. King, Phone ;i-w.____________________________; i\k OST OP STR AYED — Large Col-' lie dog answers to name of iiL Ben", sable solor, long nose. Reard for Information leading to re1523 ! im. Reese Combs, Herald Ofco, Hanford, Fin. -U> - To Buy Right In Real Estate, LOCATION is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling factor in the sale o f a piece o f property. Decide carefully the use to which you wish to put the property, and also con­ sider its possibilities in the future. Whether searching for business or resi­ dential locations, the man who consist­ ently reads the offerings on The Herald Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as every day real bargains find their way into these columns. A U T O M O B IL E S A N D R E P A IR S W ANTED M IS C E L L A N E O U S PUBLIC stenographer. 349. 107 Park Ave. -----------FoW U s----------New and Used ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. We Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Ford Dealer Sanford. INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR; D EPARTM ENT Dodge Touring Chandler Touring Ford Sedan Hudson Touring Scripps-Booth Touring Oakland Touring KENT VULC ANIZING WORKS Phone QOOM and board, $8.00. 402 First St* W ANTED— Plain sewing. 717 W. First St. Phone 308-W. Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley's Drug Store. Park Ave> Phone 216. W ANTED— Room in private home, close in. Call Mr. Murphy, care Southern Utilities. FOR RE>JT— Dining room, a good proposition for man and wife, who can cook. Apply Lincoln House. Daily Fashion Hint SAN JUAN G ARAG E CO.. __________ First and Myrtle.____ A L L MAKES of nutomobileo re­ paired. Hupmobiles n specialty. Work guaranteed. Corner Oak nnd 3rd. Phone 440. GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S P O LITIC A L ANNO UNCEM ENTS Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint PURELY PROFESSIONAL m 3 EASY SETTLEMENT S p e c ia l! " cf5ri The problem of filling needs is easily settled on the principle of reciprocity, for what one has to rcll the other wants to buy. This is the great princi­ ple underlying Herald Want Ada and it has worked for yeurs with such grent suc­ cess thnt this form of ad­ vertising has conio to be very popular. Tho needs of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply is the getting of the buyer anil seller together and Herald Want Ads do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald o f­ fice, Phono us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 f-i IN NAVY TAFFETA Pert in i;s rimpl’city is this frock of navy bios taffeta, which lasirns at the left side and alTonb a spl iulid chance to use as a trimming sonic of the button r.ovcUvs in such grrat vo^tie this season It ticsired, the bands on :hc skirt may Is: omitted, but they are a smart way of breaking the monotony >f the straight silhouette. The sleeves may iw worn long or short, as fancy dictates. Medium size requires 4*a cards Jfi-inch taffeta Pictorial Review Dress No 1616 din s. J5 to 41 inches bust ami 16 to JO years. Price, 35 ccnta. - MATERIAL MIRACLE Concrete Ceu. m cement work, sMewIsht I Ing blocks, irrigation b Terwllleger, Prop. Lumber sad Building U umbor Cnmi Carter Lumbar Nv Laurel St. Phono H IL L LUMBER CO. He Service, Quality i Phone 185. Tho reduction in surtax** work a revolution in industry lower the cost of living, as it may appear, a red the surtaxes will reduce local es by reducing present sUmti municipal and state borroi Boston News Bureau. 10 Buick 6, good shape mechan­ ically, fair rubber— $225. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY I desire to nnnounce to tho citi­ HOUSES FO R R E N T zens of Seminole County that I nm a candidate for the nomination to| FOR RENT—5 room house, bath, "FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF be Prosecuting Attorney for the lights, garage. $30.0(1 per month. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION County Court of Seminolo County, Inquire 18'JO Park Ave. I hereby announce my candidacy subject to the action of the Demo­ FOR RENT—5 room bouse $22.50 for re-election to the offica of cratic Prininry, Juno 3rd, 1924. I AlsU 6 room house, with garage, county superintendent o f public will be grateful for your vote ana $35.00. A. P. Connelly & Sons, the nomination. 103 Magnolia. s s t — ERNFST~F.TfmJSKHOLDER: Juno 3rd, 1924. t’OR RENT— Garage, corner 11th >° > » » j« » 1 wish to announce that I am a _______ _ T. W. LAW TON. and Elm Avc. M. Schneider. _ candidate for Clerk of the Circuit FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Court of Seminole Co., subject to FOR RENT— House, gnrngc, chick­ I hereby announce my cnndidacy Democratic primary, June third. en house; also one acre land for County Commissioner for tho I f elected, I promise the faithful fenced, $15.00 month. Inquire Pico Hotel. ____ riemiAt* Jnf VvnUnvnriCn|COm|,rV in;r o f" t t e dUtioTcOnFOR RENT—5 room cottage with ?• T ,° * ‘ ' 0,n' auli *ct I nected with that office. ! mnrv bmn 9 Gemot ratio prD I _ _______ W. L. MORGAN. | bath lights, water. W. J. Thig­ pen.___ __________________________ V ----------------FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD! C. A. RAULERSON. FOR RENT— Modern hourc, close 1 hereby announce myself a can- > FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT didalc for re-election to the office' DELIGHTFUL MODELS FOR in. Inquire 209 E. 5th St.'Phono INFORMAL WEAR I hereby announce that 1 am a o f member of the bonrd o f public 399-W.__________________________ See how cleverly the trimming of sf * £ ? •nstiwtion, representing school & irinted silk in the first design escapes FOR RENT— Modern bungalow, rnniltv CJ !h W In fhn n,fn m ! dfaCHtt Ko. 1 o f Seminole County, )r!n j unt} |subject to the Action of thi : subject in the DcntGcrAtic tiritnnrv >cing abbreviated into n vestee nnd 5 looms, bath, sleeping porch. Democratic primary in June. 1924. | held o n j £ 3rd. 1924. * 1ichievcs its aim of (icing a panel. $30.00 per month. L. A. Rennud, H. II. CH AP! ELL. ____ FRED T. W ILLIAM S. ............. ‘rOpc-lxiekcd satin is used for the V-— Jrcss, whose fronts are turned luck Sanford Heights. Phone 189. FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING FOR SHERIFF — „ , o form revers and finished with a ATTORNEY. To the .Voters of Senunoie County: „j[ar 0f self-material. The sleeves II wirh to announce that I ahull 'vi: h to announce thnt I shall I hereby announce my cnndidacy „ay' e a ih m T into narrow’ cuffT SECURED R E LIE F THROUGH bo n cnniUdate. for the office o f for the office o f Sheriff of Somi- U o^towmffo ll«e . with a d eep «n ig!.t FOLEY PILLS *hC onVlor^oment of tho ! n?’ °. Loi nty> subjeet to the voters -UIT. Medium size requires 5 yards of the Democratic to be lf>-inch crOjio amt R yard brocade. John R. Gordon, Danville, III., Democratic voters ut the Juno 3rd, held June 3rd, 1924 I f elected I fhc brocade may l>c joined at the writes: "I have suffered with kidprimary. promise four years of Law En- vaht under the girdle, for the sake of ley trouble five years; could not GEORGE C. HERRING. forcemeat in n business manner by xemomy. sleep ut night and wus always tir- 1 FOR COUNTY JUDGE tho help of the proper subordi-, Silk voile makes up the second model, l hereby announce myself ns a nates or nimintanU nnd earnestly rimmrd with Itaniis of fancy ribbon, cd. I was not strong nnd hard, candidate for the office of County solicit tho support of nil Inw en- •"ashion has made no more valuable work made my hack nchc. I got i rome FOLEY PILLS nnd nfter n Judge of Seminole County, subject foreement voters, oil June 3rd. 'imtribution to the season's styles i few treatments I felt better and to the Democratic primary, June 3, RAYMOND L. ALLE N . ban the grosgrain ribbons, which are } could work with more case, bc1921. I pledge faithful s e r v ic e ---- FOR COUNTY JUDGE ; jlways distinctive however simple their I came stronger nnd could sleep bet­ «hould you me. •noun, you nominate nominate me. | I hereby announce my candidacy lm 'P liands oi Deep of seii-matcriai self-material tor." FOLEY PILLS nro a diuretic _______________J O- SHARON. fnr Ulu orficc of county Judge -* * 1 ribbon stitched nlnut the edges. istimulnnt fur the kidneys, make ami FOR CLERK OF COURT of Seminole County, subject to tho 1 r‘ m ,',h1e Bk,rt- , lh c <I<TP collar and them more active. Get a bottle I hereby nrn-v-nre my enndi- notion of the voters nt tho Dcmo- ,'are sleeves are ornamented with ililsin also. _ Medium size requires dacy for the office o ’ t'lerlr of the erntie primary June 3. i?K yards 36-inch material and 7 yards Circuit Court, Seminole County, t JOHN G. LEONARDY. if fiblsin. Florida, subject to the decision of I FOR SHERIFF First Model: Pictorial Review Dress the Democratic Primuty to be |To the Voters of Seminole County: No. 1169. Sizes, 36 to 51) inches btiit. held oil June 3rd, A. D„ 1924, I [ horehy announce myself a enn- .‘rice, 35 cents. stand for efficiency nnd service in I didnto for Sheriff of Seminolo Second Model: Dress No. 1163. office. County subject to the action of the sizes, 31 to 50 inches bust. Trice, 35 ______ VANCE E UOUGLAaa. , Ilemocnuic niimary to be held on :cnts. FOR TAX COLLECTOR June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge I wish to announce thnt 1 nm n myself to fulfill the duties of FOR this CONSTABLE Cards of Sanford's Reputable OF IMSrandidnte for re-election to the of­ office to the best of my ability. j TR IC T NO. I. Professions! Men, each of E. E. lilt A I) Y fice of County Tnx Collector of _____ I hereby anno nice that 1 nm n : whom, in his chosen profession Seminole County, subject to the FDR COUNTY JUDGE, ! candidate for comtah'e « f District! the Herald recommends to the action of the Democratic primary Subject, of course, to the action No. I, subject to the Democratic to be holJ in June. o, f ,,the, Democratic Primary to he people. .... ... , . primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. JNO. D. JINK INS. ' - - -I will - - be n candidate held■June J.*d, district |,dg composed of the o follow!nir voting HunKOU TAX COLLECTOR ctor the , , office „ , f County Judge . of ______ ........ .......proein'ts: ........... . ... I beg in announce myself a can-' beminom County. I shall bo grate- j for(| [jnku Monroe and I’aola. didate for the office (ff Tax Col- 'H1 ‘ " r the nomination and decp; R WALKER Fred R. Wilson ................. ’ ■ ‘ lion, nnd if elected 1 assure the! lector of* Seminole County, subject to the decision of the Democratic citizenship of Seminole a fair nnd: ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW Primary to be held Juno 3rd, 192L faithful administration of the uf fuirs of the office. _____________ _IL_C. M AXW ELIFirst National Rank lildg, CONCEITS CONTRIVED BY SCHELLE MAINES. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. TAPIS I wish to announce thut I am a Snnford ----------- Florida FOR SHERIFF candidate for re-ciectiun to thu 1 hereby announce myself a Can­ Very delightful is (lie first little office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ frock either in Idark taffeta trimmed nole County, subject to the decis­ dida to for reduction to tho office with ml or in Ixdgc trimmed with ion of the Democratic Primary to of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ ject to tho action of tho Demo­ brown. It closet at the center-back, be held June 3rd, 1921. George A. DeCottes cratic primary to be held on June and the neck may l»c cither in round A. VAUGHAN. Atlorney-at-Law 3. If elected for another term I or V-shaped ontliiv'. This model it* A 6 room modern FOR SHERIFF. Over Seminole County greatly favored in Paris just now, and pledge to fulfill the duties o f tho I hereby announce myself na n it may bo developed in the wool cri'pc* Hark office in the same efficient manner house, paid, Sanford, ----------p a v in g and Inmiel as effectively as in taffeta. candidate for Inc office of Sheriff Florida Drop extensions arc provided for of Seminole County, subject to the thnt 1 have conducted it in the lengthening tho il-evcs, if desired. Democratic primary June, 1921 past. witli garage on Oak Medium mzc requires IJj yards 40C. M. HAND. W. A. T il,LIS . inch material. Ave. $5,500, $500.00 The m-xt model consists of a jacket Schcllc Maines of figured silk and a one-piece sideplaited skirt attached to a frontdown, balance $50.00 LAWYER closing lining, A two-piece collar ol the skirt material finishes the neck oil — Court House per month. I the flip-on blouse. 'I his model it 1 practical in linen, sergt, fianncl, twill* , cord, or a combination of fabrics, i Mcilinin site requires 1?.4 yards 54i inch material for jacket, with 2 yard: i for the skirt. Elton J Moughton H. B. Lewis & Co. First Model: Pictorial Review Dres: No. 1671. Hues, 0 to 17 years. Price ARCHITECT ^ -jAND SUPPLIES 51) cents. Motif No. 12820. Transfer Phone 319. 107 Park Ave. First National Rank Bldg. » A N F O R D ,F L A . FOOTofFIRST SI I'lue or yellow, 25 cents. 4 Sccouil Model: Dress Nu. 1523 Snnford, ----------- Florida i1 Sizes, 8 to 17 years. Pi ice, 30 cunts. B *a n M ***R 3 iiB *K a a n B H *B D x *n a **a B a **a K *M *a a a a a M *B *K i §Y B U IL D IN G BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name at trarf I lire Baslneaa Man in 8anferd la,| this Column each day. MRS. A. I. SPENCER Spirelln Corset iere 228 So. Boulevard, DeLnaA j and Sanford, Fla. The Marcel Shop BfcamponlHK, Wnvlrn*. F a c ia l* . Slanlrurln*. V ln lll H ar l « l » T r r a fa ir a t* P IIILl.ira Sait* No. a APAHTMBXTB t « i . ais-w W .J . Thigpen . Has moved to Puleston % Urumley Illdff. Real Es­ tate nnd all kinds of In* surancc. Lloyd C. Bebout Traffic Manager •11? First National Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida. Specializing Lou and Dazaag* Freight— Express Claims 1 Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolot J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyem 117 Park Avenue— Phone Mi Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator j Works " I t it's Metal we can weld it* SANFORD, FLORIDA STEW ART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W c o By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING U P FATHER Sanford Machine Co« Crnrrnl Jlarklnii » d W urka Haller ('Vllnitrr Urlndlac fh u u a 03 Hanford. F la. T \tsAW V O U R NOTICE OOTSMDE: th at vo u w ant AN A T T E N D A N T -y VTffb - C O U P S T A IR S T O W ARD • T H E T V/ILL 4 WE T O U A U N IF O R M A N ' P O T V O U TQ W ORK/ "T O U POOR? M A N ■ ~ ~ ARE TO O BUFFER I N O 1 ^ i‘L L e>R»N<, N O u A C L A ^ “b [_ O T M I L K A M D IF V O U M E E O M E J U t i T R O tiH Ti-tp e o T r o N e»Et>ioE v o u r 5 e d : S. 0. Shinholser Contractur and Uullder Snnford,-------------- Florida 'Ml//. V i v Phone 101 902 French Avenue The Seminole Printery W L e t u. iliruri’ on that Job of lirin tln v — wa sl.im l bt-lilml every Job w e turn out. Rubber Stamps a Specialty A R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD.----FLORIDA a ***■*■ wv -*-- -Im m—-r / . 1924 dv I nt -l FtATunc Scnvicc, • 'ru>4.X**'■••I*-- .\ v :v - ' . ■A <tr. ■: � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 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/f18887686733bda9c1793e4a179f421b.pdf 61d032a86b3f69118b956d159666d42e PDF Text Text I JJt , . • r v . wm MV I r 7.r THE WEATHER F ait Tuaarfay and Wcdiwada^; Mild Tcmyeratar* with vari­ able winda. Highest Temp, yesterday...-----Lowest Temp, last night--------41 iPoWbhtt! fai FlorWft's Heart, Iftie WerMhi C m ita i Vegetable [ gee tien, Ite Richest Garden Land VOLUME V. a sso c ia ted p r e ss d ispa t c h e s . lem essional Investigation oflBESflEDYET :eapet DomeOil ReserveLeases BYDAUGHERTY To W . G. H’s Memory. J Committee Learns Doheny | CT CTVT Tried to Interest Senator I" I X 1 LI Walsh In Oil Ventures but is Told that Enterprises General Spending R CALLS Attorney Most of His Time Lounging the Beach at Miami talk* of Anything but the In* FARM R] LIEF TOO oning veatlgation into His De* Where Officials Appear toi sW ww m T . , in n n i n u Use Office in Own Interest I A T it k |\I A I | ^ T f r W Is ‘D eddedlyD iacrodiU ble’ 1 ^ IIt partment m w Ii l l r T l r Am IM r r r u . Osceola Road Work Begins In Few Days Contractors State Flagler System To Double Track From Jacksonville South SANFORD FACTS 44. OPPONENTS TO UNITE AGAINST H U E BILL Confidence is Expressed that Enough Votes can be Mus* tered by Oppoaition to De* feat Bill Authorizing Ac* ceptance of FonTs Offe:* for Muscle Shoals Nitrate Plnnt at Washington. (Dr The AwwbMnl Peru) WASHINGTON, Mar. 4—'Ten­ Nor beck-E-urtneas Bill1for Farm WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.—There tative plans far beginning the in­ Relief Greeted in Senate by is another series of bomb exvestigation of Attorney General Strenuous Opposition. sions Tueiday hi the oil scanDaugherty and the department of JL Here are some of tho things justice were made by the special ... *** Aw s th tr t I’rraa. he oil committee was told when WASHINGTON, Mar. I.—Stren­ senate committee Monday hut 1 resumed hearings: That E. L. uous opposition Monday grccte-J Chairman Brookhart said the act­ pbhciiy tried unaucceasfully last the appe&rance in tho senate of the ual.hearing of witnesses probably Mccmber to interest Senator first special farm relief measure— would be delayed until next week. fash, chief prosecutor in the ln- the Norbeck-Burtncss bill proposcommittee appointed Sena­ uiry, in an oil venture In *Mon­ ’ ing the loan of $75,000,000 '1o torThe Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, inn. That tho senator replied he finance diversification. Declaring author of first investigation res­ ould have nothing to do with the it was "paternnnsm run rampant, ntcrprise where* ho might appear Senator Fletcher, Democrat, Flor­ olution a sub committee of one to determine the first subject of in­ >be using his official position for ida, said it was time to call a halt quiry and when the hearings |is own profit. That Edward B. upon such measures. should open. <cU*an, publisher of the Wash­ “Wc are proposing to loan this The committee meeting was ington Post and a central figure money,” he said, “for the purpose i the scandal has been carried on of enabling the one-crop farmer Monday’s only development. There he government rolls as a secret to keep live stock on land never was no discussion of the attorney Kent of tho department of justice, adaptable for grazing, or to raise general in the senate. hat McLean had a copy of the other crops, where the land will At the White House it wnn said epurtment's secret code and that not produce but one. We have nl- no communicationhad been re­ umo of tho messages sent him nnd rendy gone the lim*i along this ceived from Mr.Daugherty* al­ lis employes in Florida were in line.” though news dispatches from Mia­ lfpher once used by the depnrtmi had quoted him as expecting to Senator Fletcher’s nttitude was tent. send some message to the president understood to be that of several Testimony regarding McLean other during the day. senators on the Democratic eas given 'by William J. Burns, The extent of participation by of some Republicans. An „ ...... side and thief of depa department's secret agents of Senator Ladd, Republican, the attorney general in the inquiry |ml Mrs. Mary Duckstein, former- effort North Dakota, to end debate at 3 wns determined at Monday's meet­ . Burn’s secretary. Both con- o’clock Tuesday was blocked by ing of the commttee and wMI be mud that the published had been from several senators communicated Tuesday in a letter Enrolled on the force of burenu notification they desired to discuss the from Chairman Brookhart to Mr. investigation. lie was placed on that, Daugherty’s counsel, Paul Howhe roll as a special agent, Bums measure. The North Dakota senator, hav­ innd and former Senator Chamber­ estified, because the department btnined information through him ing reported the bill fro mthe agri­ lain of Oregon. Some of their re­ to procedure will bo de­ ' his newspaper- His salary was culture committee, assumed charge quests of it on the floor. He contended the nied and others grunted. year. 1 u yc Chairman Rfookhnrt said there Offic: icial translation of the code government owed spesia) considera­ rssages found in the McLean tion to the spring whent farmers was no question of Mr. Daugher­ irgtam will be presented to the because of the evils they had suf­ ty’s right to be represented by late oil committed Tuesday by fered through the war-time prop­ counsel, but the committee had dof. F. Friedman, cipher expert of aganda, which at once increased sided not to givo unlimited priv­ production and decreased consump­ ilege of cross examination or call­ army signal corps. Mr. Friedman, who assisted in tion. Every other class in the Un­ ing independent witnesses. ■decoding of a number of enemy ited States has been aided, he ' "The committee decided that Messages during the war, has been said, either by the tariff or through these questions should be kept un­ der its control," said Senator work on tho telegrams for sov- direct or indirect subsidy. al days. Since he began his study Several Amendments Proposed Brookhart. “This is not n techni­ |enutor Walsh, Dcm., Montana, n / Several amendments already cal trial, but an investigation, a ling figure in pressing the oil have been proposed to the bill, summary investigation to get at quigy, has obtained nnd turned which woul dincrenVc the umouat tho facts.” Tho attorney general's counsel cr Ito hinrau old code of the deto $105,000,000. Among will be permitted, however, he add­ irtment of justice which was used carried them is a provision offered by ' at least some of the messages. Senator Bursum, Republican, New ed, to cross exnmine witnesses I After Mr. Friedman has pre- Mexico, which would add $20,000,­ within limits fixed by tho commit­ Intcd his translations, the com- 000 for loans to banks in the tee ns the circumstances seem to |ittco will call Mrs. Mary Duck- Northwest. Senator Fletcher said require nnd to have the commit­ cin, an operative of the justice the purpose of this was to “bolster tee issue subpoenas for witnesses or documents which the commit­ kpartment, for questioning cor.- busted bunks.” tee may determine are necessary. Irning the cipher message r)ic Emphasizing that there wns en­ }nt to her husband, W. 0. Duck- , “The whole tendency,” he said, is “toward further centralization of tire harmony at the first commit­ tin, one of McLean's confidential authority in the federal govern­ tee (meeting, ISennti|' (Brookhart rents a t Palm Beach. [This message, said ^Villiam J. ment. Can you imuglne the secre­ said: rarns, chief of the bureau of in­ tary of agriculture supervising this . “'Y? were nil agreed that this stigation of the department of fund without taking some control should be a real investigation." pstice, had sent for Mrs. Duck- of the farms he aids, or of tho The delay in hearing witnesses tin and told her to say that the comptroller passing out his funds (Continued on page 8 ) without retaining some control of ^icLcnn investigation was under those banks? ay by agents of the bureau and "Of course, if the Idea is to es­ at he regarded the information tablish a good campaign fund, I i important." [Burns will be placer! on tho have no doubt that 50 or 100 mil­ and nftcr the questioning of Mrs. lion properly handled would be uckstein is concluded. Hu will very effective." Senator Bursum here interject­ asked not only about the Unry" message but also as to re- ed tho ramnrk that "the senutor Mqyor Forrest Lake told the brts that the publisher of the certainly does not want to leave Washington Post is on the roll of the idea that any administration county commissioners in session cial agents of hfs bureau a t a would capitalize the miseries of Tuesday that the bond of the Hut­ Mi*ry of $1 a month, and how cm- farmers," nnd Senutor Fletcher re­ ton Engineering and Contracting Continued on page 8. loyes of McLean cu'mc into posCompany had been npproved and Vssion of a copy of a code onco that all arrangements had been p'd by the burcuu of investigaon. mado for starting the work on the lit was learned Monday that in Osceola Road within a few daysbatch of telegrams furnished J. O. McNamara, local manager of tho committee lust Saturday hy the company, .declared that tho le Western Union Telegraph Cor.tpny is one sent to E. L. Doheny contract had been forwarded to Washington from Los Angeles, Mr. Hutton for his aignuturc nnd (lly Thr A$iudnifi| I'rrM) his message is in code and was ST. AUGUSTINE. Mar. 4. — just as soon ns it is returned, work reived hero on Jun. 30, the day Whut i« probubly thu greatest con­ fe California oil niHgnute returned structive program planned for the will begin. Some of the materinl Washington to deliver to the East Coust of Florida, since Henry hns already been ordered and is Dmmitteo a multigraphcd copy of M. Flagler curried out his nation­ expected within ten days. Mr. McNanuirn asked the board pc note which he claimed wjis ally famous feat of railroad build­ pidonce of his -mpaid loan of ing. wus announced here Monday to write the auditor of the Florida loo,000 to Albert B. Fail. % by General Manager H. N. Roden- East Coast Line Railroad Com­ I After Burns has been examined bnugh of the Florida East Coast pany to extend his company n 30committee will continue the Railway, who states that execu­ day credit in order to permit pestioning of McLean’s employes tives of tho railwuy company have shipments of materials to come to the telegrams and the ef- decided to start double trucking into Osceola and Geneva for this Ms made to kcop tho publisher the main line between Jacksonville road work. m the witness stapd after he hud and Miami immediately, and huve A committee was appointed by kid the committee he loaned Full also decided to make the largest the commissioners composed of hi. 100,000. purchase of rolling stock in the A. Douglass, B. F. Whitncr, nnjl [After his employca have been history of the company, including C. W. Entzmingcr to uttend the pestinned, McLean himself, will 20 mountain type locomotives, state road department meeting at - called to the stand, probably be­ similar to the type purchased »n Tnllahassee on Mar. 14. lie the end of the week. From 1023; 200 ventilated box ears; 250 A contract for some plumbing M the committee will seek fur- rock cars; 100 ballust cars; 20 work in-the court house was [**y details of his previous state- caboose cars; one steel dining car, uwnrded to Hollchan — Coleman tent that he gave Fall checks ng- und five switching locomotives. Notary public bonds of the fol­ | rtjrating $ 100,000 *: u time it lowing people were upproved: AdThe decision to niukc these very as been established, when his large investments, and also to pro­ die H. Gillon, James I*. Schnnl, fiances in the banks on which he vide for the construction of a belt Howard I'. Lowrencc- J. U. SearnM the checks were drawn did line around city of Miami, hav­ cy, C. L. West, and H. B. Lewis. ot aggregate anything like that ing a total the length of about 19 The fire arm bond of J. R. -fcong nount. miles, was reached ut a special was approved. meeting of the executive commit­ The clerk was requested to tee of the Florida East Coast Rail­ write to the Atlantic Coast Line way Company, held in the general Railroad Company and ask that it offices in St. Augustine, on Satur­ build a crossing 2,068 feet north day, Mar. 1, and was given to the of mile post "P 118." A motion was passed asking tho press a t 3 o’clock Monday ufterSCHOOLS clerk to write thu Finley Method noon. So great is the magniture of the Company and notify it that unless , Total enrollment, white ami work plunncd that it will take sev­ work is begun on its contracts with IMo red pupils, is 1,180. The the county for road work, within Sanford High-School hns an nn- eral years ot complete the very ex­ the next 10 days, the matter would fnllment of 385. There are five tensive program, which is fraught be taken with the bond holders. with so much for tho growth and IHiools for white pupils and one All of the commissioners were 'or colored. Value of property development of the entire East present Tuesday except Cahirmnn including equipment ns esti­ Coast of Florida. John Meisch- Commissioner B. F. mated by superintendent is Wheeler acted as chairman pro Huai to $200,000. There are MARKETS tern. Those present were: Com­ | 1- white teachers employed and missioners Entzminger, Bledsoe, I® colored. During the past (Continued from page 1) Curlett and Wheeler, Clerk Vance [har building and addition con­ CHICAGO-Wheat: Mny and July E. Douglass, Sheriff C. M. Hand. structed in the city amounted to both 111 3-8 to 111 1-2. Corn: Mny Attorney George A. DeCottcs and IF/, 000. ^ Engineer Fred T. Williams. Rl to 81 1-8. H r Tfce I SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924.. . -•ViJf.t L H • I f. \l Officials of the government met in the House of Representatives in memory of the late President Harding. Photo shows President Coolidge (left) and Chief Justice Taft with bowed heads as prayer was b.'ing said. In 3-Day Session of Public Hearing Before Ways and Means Committee Speakers Limited to Payment Form WASHINGTON, Mnr. 4—The by commiitec members or those form of payment of n soldier bon­ appearing before it wns expressed us occupied the attention of spokes­ against bonus legislation, most of men before the house ways and the sneakers devoting their timo means committee Monday nt the to outlining various proposed meth­ opening of a three-day session of ods of bonus payments. public hearings. When Representative Garner, Several propositions, including Texns, ranking Democrat, on the a plan to limit the bonus entirely committee, who voted against the to paid up insurance policies for bonus bill Inst session, suggested nU veterans who sorved uinrj than he might favor a bljl providing op­ 00 days presented to tile 1t |onH „f „ straight out cash pay­ * *were * — *committee by members of tho ment or insurance, Chairman house who have introduced bills. Green warned that “such legisla­ The American Legion, through tion might throw n monkey wrench John Thomas Taylor, vice-chair­ into the whole proposition." Mr. man of its national legislative Green insisted thut the revenue re­ committee, declared n willingness quired would eat up all govern­ to ucccpt “whatever bonus legisla­ ment revenue collected for a year. tion this congress enacts." • Advocates of the insurance pro­ Some opposition was voiced to vision argued that it would spread the insurance proposition, advanc­ out the government payments sys­ ed by Represenntive Fish of New tematically over n period of years York, nnd Andrew of Mnssnchus, and thus migh eliminate the op­ etts, Republicans. Representative position President Coolidge hns ex­ Lineberger, Republican, California, pressed toward bonus iegic.laion. urging the committee to report out They also dcclnred the immediate a bill similar to the one vetoed by need for economic nid had nnssed President Harding wd accepted by In most instances am! that former the American Legion, expressed service men would best b? taken fear that new legislation would care of by the insurance policies "muddy the waters ami hinder and the government nt the same speedy action.” time could best dispose of its "ob­ Not a word of opposition either ligation thereby.” College Seism ologist!N ew Insurance Office Records Severe Q uake!Opened For business llr The I'rma* WASHINGTON. Mnr. 4.—"A very severe” earthquake .about 2,100 miles from Washington, in a southerly direction, was recorded Tuesday on the seismograph ut Georgetown University. Father Tondorf, seismologist, said the shocks began at 5:15 o’clock nud reached its maximum intensity be­ tween 5:23 and 5:26 and were still in progress at 7 o’clock. Dispatches from Snn Jose, Costa Rica, sny u scries of earthquakes, the strongest felt there in 25 years, damaged fully half thu buildings of Sun Jose nnd caused a number of casualties. Part of the Amer­ ican legation building collapsed, but the American minister nnd con­ sul and their families escaped un­ hurt. No American residents are reported injured. Communication with neighboring cities is entirely cut off. . Frank R. MacNelll of Atlanta, insurance specialist of long experiencc, has become associated with George W. Knight of this city in ostate and insurance busi­ ness, the new firm to be known ns Knight nnd MncNeill, according to an announcement made Tuesday morning by Mr. Knight. Mr. MucNeill has been in the insurance business for 17 years, being associated with the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. He is a rate specialist ami his knowledge along this line will no doubt save thousands of dollars for those buy­ ing insurance in this territory, lie stated Tuesday that although he has truveled Florida extensively for several years in* decided to locate in Sanford believing that this city offers the greatest possi­ bilities. He will he joined later by Mrs. MacNcill and they will tike up their permanent residence in the city. Water Works Project Arouses Great Deal of Interest Among Contractors That much interest is being manifested by contractors und manufacturers in the erection of the proposed water works for San­ ford is shown by a letter just re­ ceived from Joseph E. Craig, con­ sulting engineer nt Jacksonville in which the latter states that 80 sets of plans und specifications have already been given out nnd applica­ tions are in for at least 20 more. Mr. Craig declared in his letter that contractors from all over the country have inquired ubout the work and have made requests for more detuils. Ho has letters from firms as far north us New Jersey nnd Saskatchewan und as fnr west as North Dakntu. Mayor Forrest Lake- announced that unusual interest is being shown by bond buyers in the falo of the $375,000 issue which will be disposed of on next Monday, the same day on which the contract will be awarded for the erection of tho plant nnd the water works sys­ tem. Predictions have been made that the issue will bring us large a price if not larger than any previ­ ous bond sale. Previous bonds, it is said, have all brought figures above par. The city commission has arranged to a warn' the contract for tho work on the same day as the bonds are sold m order that no delay will be caused in thu work. It is said thut the money should be available within 10 days after the sale and thut during the in­ terim arrangements could be com­ pleted for the signing of the con­ tracts between tho several bidder} ami manufacturers.' According .o plans now in the muking, work should begin about Apr. 1. Mr. Craig stated that he would arrive in Sanford Saturduy to re­ main here for the meeting of the commissioners on Monday after­ noon and would uid in tabulating the bids and making recommenda­ tions to the latter on the work. m IhI m I P rru . WASHINGTON, Mar. 4—On the evo of consideration by the /louse of the McKenzie bill authorizing acceptance of Henry Ford’s offer for Muscle Shoals, confidence wan expressed Monday night by oppon­ ents of the measure that they would muster enough votes for the adoption of drastic amendments. Representative Hull,.of Iowa, a Republican member of the mili­ tary committee, who will lead the fight against the bill, as reported, dcclnred that the votes were in sight to materiall ychange the erms of the proposed contract. oVting in the house when amend­ ments are offered, he said, will show th a t i Representatives from rural sections are by no means a unit in favoring tho Ford offer ns, he added, hns been claimed by some proponents of tho McKenzie bill. ^yhen the house meets at noon Tuesday, two resolutions calling for the crcntion of special commit­ tees to conduct investigations—one of tho shipping board, the other of the aircraft industry—will come up before a rule for reconsidera­ tion of the McKenzie bill as brought up. Leaders generally predicted Monday night that not much timo would be needed for disposition of the two investigation proposals and thnt by mid-afternoon the way would be cleared for the Muscle Shoals question, which has been hanging fire in congress for sever­ al yenrs. Some discussion of the resolu­ tion giving tho McKenzie hill right of way is expected particularly as to the division of time during gen­ eral debate, which the rules com­ mittee believes should bj limited to ten hours. If debate gets under way Tuesday, business usually in order on Wednesday will bo put over nnd tho day given over en­ tirely to consideration of the Mc­ Kenzie proposal. However, if It is lat *Tuesday be­ fore on agreement as to debate on Muscic Shoals is reached, Rep­ resentative Long worth, the Re­ publican leader, said, discussion will be nut over until Thursday. Once it is begun, he said, no other legislation bviil be permitted to sidetrack it. Mr. Longworth pre­ dicted thnt a vote would be taken on the McKenzie bill by the end of the week, regardless of the num­ ber of amendments offered. Sait Begun A gain st Asa Candler’s Son Mr T lf Ausrlalrd Preaa, DECATUR, Gn.. Mar. 4— Because of tho illness of a mem­ ber of the defenso council, the suit of Mrs. Sara Byfield for $100,000 against Walter T. Candler, son of Asa G. Candler, Sr., soft drink magnate, was postponed until Wednesday, when the cane was called in DcKalb county superior court here Tuesday. Mrs. Byfield, wife of Clyde K. Byfield, local auto­ mobile dealer, nilcgcs that Candler attacked her while sho and her husband, Candler and his two young daughters, were cn route to Europe on the liner Bcronagria dlring tho summer of 1922. SHERIFF HAND IS TO ENFORCE AUTO LICENSE TAG LAW NUMBER 290 M AP BILL DEPOSING ROYAL CAL British Worried os to _ _ on Indian and Mohammedao Countries of the Aholilh of Caliphate, Suppression Religious Instruction Anil Deposition of the Caliph* Mr Tt* Amw Is M rrr**. CONSTANTINOPLE, Mar. I— ' The National Assembly nt Angora _ Monday passed a bill calling fo r the deposition of.the caliph n n a r the abolition of the caliphate. What Effect In India? LONDON, Mar. 4.—The spon­ soring by the Turkish government of tho bills calling for the abolition of the enliphnte nnd the suppres­ sion of religious instruction in Turkey hns been the cause of much Sheriff Declares That in Compli­ speculation on the part of British ance With Request of Governor officials regarding whnt will bo the effect of these drastic meas­ ' Hardee, Law May Be ures in Indian and other MohnmEnforced Fully modnn countries. The British have been unalter­ ' Attention of the sheriff’s office to tho enforcement of the law re­ ably opposed to doing away with quiring nil motor vehicles to carry the caliphate, beenuso the spiritual 1924 license tags, is called by Gov­ jurisdiction of the caliph extended ernor Cury A. llardcc in u letter nominally nt least, over Great to Sheriff C. At. Hand, which was Britain’s 70,000,000 Moslem sub­ received recently. jects in India. With a view to In compliance with tho gover­ maintaining quietude nnrttng this nor's request the sheriff stated vast multitude the British govern­ that he and his deputies are going ment, it became known Monday, to enforce the law to its fullest will let Turkey severely alone dur- . extent. He added thnt for the ing the radical transitions which most part, automobile owners in that country is experiencing. Judging from the past- however, this county have responded to the recent warnings nnd have secured observers here expressed the be­ the tags but there are still some lief Alonday thnt it would be too much to expect thnt Great Britain who huve not made application. Governor Hardee’s letter to the will escape severe criticism for whatever happens to Allah's earth­ sheriff was as follows: "Dear Mr. Sheriff: 1 urn just in ly representative. Indian Agitation Aggressive receipt of letter from Hon. Ernest The Indian agitators, nmong Amos, Comptroller, ns follows: “01 recent dute I have been re­ whom the Moslems, under the of the Ali brothers, are ceiving a number of complaints leadership aggressively rnidcnl, will, it front various sections of the stutc most is thought by the observers, seize, about thu number of motor ve­ upon development in Turkey hicles being operated under 1923 ns an every additional grievance against tags. If compatible with your British rule in India. wishes in the premises I would former Sultan Mohammed appreciate a letter to the sheriffs VIWith in exile, ami Abdul Medjid Efor the counties reminding them fendi, the caliph, n new that the enforcement of the statute* religious head fordeposed, the Moslem is largely in their hands ami that world will, it is thought, be sought thu time for such is nt hnnd. ultimately outside Turkey. /Tho “I uni tuking the liberty of call­ British government is said to bo ing this matter to the attention of nwnre thnt ((ing Hussein of tho sheriffs of thu various counties of lledojz- who controls the sacred Florida. It is very important that city of Mcccu, desires to set him­ this law be enforced nnd 1 hope self up os caliph of nil the Mus­ that you are giving the same sulmans; but in competent quar­ prompt nnd vigorous attention in ters it wns said Monday it is un­ your county. With personal re­ likely, for political and other rea- • gards. sons, that Ilussein will be selected. “ Very truly yours, Some persons favor thu rein­ “CARY A. HARDEE. Governor." statement of former Sultan AIoMonthly Report Filed hnmnicd in power; but it Js said ' The monthly report for Febru­ to be generally felt thnt his age ary wns filed Tuesday with the and his feeble phyiscnl condition county commissioners. Eighteen disqualify him. arrests were made during that .Mohammed In Retirement. period and a total of $859.28 was .Mohammed is living in retire­ collected from fines nnd luiior on ment in Swizerlnml with u young thu county rouds. Of this sum, son und u small remnant of his old $207.66 wus taken in an cash, harem. Thu Ameer of Afghistan $541.27 us labor on the roads ami also has offered himself as a can­ $110.35 representing a 90-day didate for caliph, but, like Hus­ bond. sein, he is held, fur |M>litical rea­ There were 10 prisoners who sons. to be ineligible. paid their fines whilu eight were Every .Moslem country feels it sent to the roads. Thu eases were has a claim to the Ottoman throne, Snnford nnd Seminole county Is for the followmg offenses: Drunk­ established more than 600 yenrs to* have a baseball team. That fact enness, three; beating way on ago by the house of Osninn. Hut wns decided at a meeting Monday trains, three; carrying pistol with­ until something approaching unuunight when tho Seminole Athletic out license, one; beating hoard imity on tho question can bo ob­ Uub decided to organize a team bill, one; vagrancy, four; tresspasi, tained from the various Moham­ and to begin practice on Wednes­ one; aggravated assault, ouc; |ietty medan countries, it is believed the Inrceny, onu; reckless driving, two; British government will take no day of this week. steps toward alvising the nomina­ With this announcement, it was possession of liquor, one. tion of a successor to thu deposed stated that letters have been writ­ caliph. ten asking for permission to entef _ In the meantime, some concern the Orange-Lake Baseball longue. is being manifested in nuthohitaThis league is composed of several tive quarter* here regarding the small towns in thoso two counties outcome of the abolition of the ®ncJ numbers among its members some fast semi-pro teams. caliphate und of rvligious instruc­ tion in general on the peasants of The team- it was pointed out, will not bo strictly u Sanford or­ Decbiring that the development Turkey, in whose lives religions ganization but will be composed of Florida’s waterways would always has played a very large of players residing in different bring untold wealth and prosperity part. Another interesting ques­ tion comerns the ultimate disposi­ parts of the county. Tho mem­ bership of tho athltic club is com­ to the state, P. A. Vans Agncw of tion of thousands of mosques scat­ posed of people from nil over the Kissimmee, mude an able appeal tered throughout Turkey, it is ‘ county. at the noon luncheon of the San­ presumed some of thjm- at least, Last year the club put out an ford Rotary Club Tuesday, when he will be converted into schools, hut since tho Angora government lias excellent team and did it without uny financial aid from the mer­ urged a greater interest in this not nearly thu sufficient number of teachers to equip them, it is chants or business men. it is said. work. It is the plan to do likewise this Mr. Vans Agncw told the Itotari- thought likely thnt most of the year. Games will be played per- nns of the efforts mado 30 years moSques, like the church in Rus­ sia, will become so much dead hnps once or twice a week- It is planned to hnve as many games ago in the state for a good roads property. Further I’rublem ns possible on Thursday after­ system. He said that he could see A further problem for the An­ noons when the stores of most of no good reason why Florida the towns close for half holidays. should not build wntcr roads a-t gora government is what to do The hearty support of the citi­ well as land roads as they not only with the Caliph’s six huge palaces; zens of the county in behalf of tho would drain and open u vast terri­ his liirgo private property hold-. team is urgently asked by the tory of the world’s richest farming ings; his 800 concubines, and his club, asid S. A. B. Wilkcrson, pres­ lands hut would uato provide u multiple wives, it is believed the ident of the organization Tucsdny method of transportation of freight women members of the harem, like those attached to the house­ in a statement. I-ast year, he de­ bouts nnd pleasure yuchts. clared, over $4,000 was spent hy hold of the ohl sultan, will bo in­ A. P. Connaltey told of the reso­ duced the club in maintaining tho team, lutions to return to Anatolia, mar­ recently passed by the which was one of the best of its Chambers of Commerce of Jack­ ry farmers and become useful pro­ class in this section of tho state. sonville, I’alatka nud Sanford, ask­ ductive factors in the country. No donations are to be asked but In American circles here there is for federal nid in a movement much support in tho way of attendance ing conjecture as to what effect to build a waterway by digging nt the games is asked. Further u canal from the St. Johns to the the interdiction by Mustnpha announcements concerning the Indiun river, u distnnee of only Kemal Dasha, president of Tur­ schedule, personnel of the team, key, on religious teaching, will ott\, will be made from time to 11 miles. This, he said, would pro­ have on the two American colleges vide u most beautiful and safe trip time, it was further stated. for yachts going from Jacksonville and the scores of smaller foreign to Aliatni and would provide u great educational institutions in Turkey, COOLIDGE FIRM IN STAND. many of which are religious in drainage system as well. chnructer tlr Thr Auwlalrd Hrtu. W. A. Tildon, president of the WASHINGTON. Mnr. 3-A dher­ Orlando Rotary Club, spoke on the THREE IIINDUED KILLED ence to principles and provisions ideals of Rutary und urged each of the Mellon tax plan were reaf­ nnd every member to do his best 4Ilf Tkc AMufUlnl I'rfta) firmed Tuesday by Coolidge. The to put over the work of the organ­ TSING TAO, Mar. 4—'Thrti. President’s position regarding tax ization in the best possible manner. hundred persons were burned to remains exactly as outlined in his The following committee has death, suffucatcd or died, in panic message to Congress declaring for appointed to handle entertainment as a result of fire which swept the Mellon plan. This was made features during the month of thu town of Cho\|taun 41) miles enst clear at the White House in re­ Alarch: Hurry Bodwell, Reese of Tsinan Chantung lust Friday. sponse to inuiries about compro­ Combs, Mittun Haddock und Billy Seven hundred others were in­ mise bill passed by House. Hill. . jured. Seminole Athletic Club Will Organize BasebaliTeamHere Development State Waterways Urged By Rotary Vistior I �I ■■»n. 'V ! % . . ' *4r * IWx. 29. 1&4. MC it, yva oU we it > bultfbi*. i £ it flics over the ro w much. Otr i in Tow tn.hr, >’s birthday we George COUNTY. ________ NANCY LEE MATHES. g% rare > a pledge . , . it. THIS WEEK IN I pledge allegiance to ray flag, J. H. Allen, ago M, a prominent _ M E 5 r TUEsbij ••• - *for wnieh it resident of Longwood, died at hta and to tne -Republic Sanford, FU., Feb. 29, 1WI, SANFORD standi: ono natioiv—indivisible, home Saturday afternoon and was Dear Sally Harrison Chapter of Tho Seminole county coinwi NUMBER 8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FEB. 18, 1924. with liberty and Justice for ail. \AME 1 buried lit the Longwood cemeetery Week •» Mar. > to «, I tti. nloners will meet Tuesday m! D. A. It Gratefully, Sundsy afternoon. Rev. F. D. Monday We zurely appreciate the flag at 10,0’clock at the court ho. MARY ELIZABETH TOLAR. depth. • hid to rest “under the gentle fall­ you gave us, and when we get a Klrfff, pastor of the First Baptist Regular meting I. 0 . 0. F. at The old legend whtch U told of ing snow’’ in Mount Adbum ceme­ flag-pole we are goihfr to put tho Church of this city, was in charge J8 P, if. in Masonic Hall, EDITORIAL STAFF Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1021. business will be disposed and of the funeral aerrlcea. Dear Mr. Lgwton: r .. .................. Lee McClain thin cave explains itself from the tery. flag on it. . I»rt on what is being done M Regular meting o /c ity Planning That was a pretty flag that you elate Editors; Mary name. Mr. Allen had mada Longwood We ore sure!# glad yoo gavo it sentus. Many yearn ago a large band of Commission at 7:30 P. M. in City More Thing* About I-ongfettow . . . . hta homo for the past 10 years. ley, Mary Elisabeth PuleIt W|is11 m?t0 also lh*,Uij Indiann from tho Seminole Tribe to us on Washington's birthday be­ Boy Britt, Fifth Grade. We aro going to buy u* a slide. He formerly lived at Winter Gar­ H aII* Jean Maxwell, Claire were will be some dl hunting in that section of The room that geta the most den where he had lived for many _ y , Walter Barber, Camilla A boy was born in Poreiand, Me., cause he Wn*-a great man. filled with water to an unknown money aro going to go on a picnic. Yours truly, 2 8 $ ft ston, William DuBoae. having been one of the old­ Florida. An Indian boy by the on Feb. 27, 1807. His name was Regular meeting of Masonic EMILY PRIEST. You arc tne beat superintendent. years b'jfc est cottiers of that community name of Kill-Deer, discovered the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Lodge. No. 62, at 8 P. M. MaaonGratefully. ‘ For the past few years Mr. AlDu B o m Visits High School cave and calling some of his com­ When Longfellow was 10 years GEORGE. BANDERS. Hall. , t Sanford, Fla., Fob. 29, 1924. n had practically baan an in* ie Weekly len r. DuBoso visited the high panions to join him in explosing old he wrote tho "Wreck of thr Dear Friends: ; ’ luncheon of Rotary Club . „ valid and wae unable to take ac- at 12:15, Valdes Hotel. I want to thank you for the flag Tho Yf/Ut Sid ora aro wo 1 last Friday morning. IIo the cave started off on the ex­ Hesporous,” nnd,dropped It in the tire "art in hia business. I!e con­ Wednesday that you gave to the South Side Each da busy ds a bee. _ a most interesting and Hi­ ploration. The great cavity or ducted a store at Longwood, printer's box when no ono was hole which I have spoken of in poin.-ettiaa aro are trying to grow, Regular meeting American nging talk to the pupils. He Primary school. alnce he became ill, has Legion at 8 P. M., of Chamber of When I look at It it makes me PJ« lantcd are they in many a row. which, “ tally urged every pupil to situated around an abrupt curve, looking. The next day ho looked been in charge of hia wife. He is Commerce. faith in God and to seek tho « the Indian, Kll -Deer, in the paper for it and it wns think of some of the flag aalutox survived b ya widow and several r levels and ideals of life, twined the curve he lost his bal- there. and some of the verses that we We had our big time over a Weekly luncheon of Klwania , ‘ » • ancc and over into the cavity hp week ago and this week we hove children. * '; ‘ can be learned to say. B only, Ulii/t V»II uv found iuuiiu hap|*|Club at 12:15, Valdes Hotel. Even when Longfellow was & I like to look at the flag, for I been thinking up everything we dropped.' for where is happiness wi General Business Meeting of The cavity wan at that time boy he wanted to be a poet, but his lovfe my country best of all. could ‘ _____on citizenship. “We have had Jod and faith? He gave as an Woman's Club at 3:30 P. M., Club Yours truly, ___ citlaenahlp a good bit In our minds fctration the recent selection in filled with alligators of enormous father said, “You havo to be rich House. PAUL BIG0ER3. these rainy days, especially, when (American Magazine by Irvin* size and tho moment the Indian's to be a poet.” So he went to. work Thursday in his father’s office. He began body struck the water he was we planted our slips., We kno"> * .Her on “The Happiest PcrWeekly luncheon of Association (Continued from pa go 1) Sanford, Fin., Fob. 29, 1924. I Know.* ’Mr. DuBose has the seised and carried underneath tho to etudy law. He was offered a they need the rain rirst and of Business Women at 12:00, Lu7 place as teacher of English in Bow- Dear Frionds: interests of tho school at heart water to be devoured. trusted the suit would come out the activities hero. Mrs. Daugh­ Be*h Cafeteria. up . erty’s illness is complicated bv n doin college, so he wont to Europe Meanwhile Kill-Deer’s compan­ We want to thank you for tho after a while. Wo want to see the we arc always glad to have Regular meeting of Eastern Star Visit us. May his visit bo re- ions had arrived and walked to study and see things. When he flag you gave to the Primary yard a blase of gloWing red next *li«ht cold and she is confined to at 8 P. M., Masonic hall. . ■• through the entrance of the cave, came back from Europe he taught school, for wc Iovo our country and rear. We have been busy writing bed. All of her meals, in which ’^Mtcd again soon. . Friday . . the attomoy general participates, in Bowdnin College for five years. noting the fireplace and chimney the flag stands for our country s letters, too. Rift Weekly luncheon o* Chamber of Then ho was given a position as are served to her in hoc small suite with awe, thinking that it belonged freedom. • ¥tf‘ Girls Play DeLand where she is attended by two regis­ Commtrco at 12:15, Valdes Hotel. professor In Harvard University It makes us think of George Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. he Sanford girls played Del-and to the great spirit, perhaps. Regular meeting f Knights Tem­ and went to Europe again and took They wnlked onward and an they tered nurses. Washington nnd other great men Dear Mothers: • ‘ afternoon on the local plar. at 7:30 P. M., Masonic Hall. his wife with him. When they neared the great cavity they heard who helped fight In tho war. It The flag you gave me will help Although the crowd was Wilt Make Statement were in Holland the wife died. makes us love our country more me to be a better tittle America... . ID, due to the time of tho game, one scream nnd then silence. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Longfellow then returned home They walked more siowiy now, than ever. Wc also love to giro the game was very Interesting. I love It. I shall try to servo it. The sebool board of Seminole MIAMI, Mar. 3.—Daugherty will alone and began teaching in Har­ holding high the torches of burn­ the salute. So we thank you very Both teams played well, but while LULU MAY GROOMS. county will meet in regular session semi a message to Coolidge late vard. • ing wood, and soon came to the much. DeLand had Sanford outclassed as today, “which may bo considered Tuesday in the office of Superin­ Longfellow married a second Yours very truly, Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. > size, the Sanford girls seemed abrupt curve which lead to the important,” he said at n hotel here tendent T. W. Lawton, It was cavity. time and had five children. His NANNY BROWN KELLY. Dear Parents: ‘ekar and some goals were cestated Monday. wife was making a wax doll for tho In silence they looked, ail think­ We thank you far tho beautiful Mondnv. He refused to divulgo Sanford won with a score It is not known whether any ing the same thought. At last one children and it caught fire. Sim Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1024. 11-19. of beautiful nag. It was _______ ____ silk, and the nature of the communication. mnttcra of imporUaco are to be was burned to death. ■poke, "This Is.the great cave of Dear Friends: it Is the prottteat flag. Yes it is \ The last game of the season will diiposed. Longfellow spent his old age STATE LAW SUSTAINED I thank you for tho flag that the prettiest flag I have ever seen. played In St. Cloud Saturday, the Evil Spirit. KiU-Uccr has been f o r C l e a n i n g Q nr im y writing poems. Ho died when ho you gave us. Dear Parent-Teachers,^ I love 1. This will be a double- carried away by him.” ROTARIANS MEET TUESDAY WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Statu wns 75 years old. The company of Indiann quickly I want to write you a little poem you. and both anticipate n grc.it EVELYN. SMITH. The Sanford Rotary Club wPl W a l l s , S t e p s a n d F law prohibiting the possession of retraced their steps nnd hurried now which wo have learned about ary. I.one fellow’s Family intoxicating liquors acquired be-i hold Its weekly luncheon Tuesday back to camp where they told the tho flag: Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. nt the Valdci Hofei. Several " I^ O N T take chances t Lein Jones, Fifth Grade. story to their fathers, telling of Dear Parent-Teachers’ Associa. fore national prohibition w«ro sus- noon V. MIAMI stored vegetables visitors aro expected to bo present. The family from which Longfel­ tho great fireplace and of the tnined by the supremo court. Your Flag and My Flag tlon: 7 ,. By Lortaine Phillips prccervc* in the cellar “c. low sprang was one of distinction. great evil spirit which had taken Your flag nnd my flag, nnd how Wc thank you for the beautiful ... Shortly after hln long search for His grnndfnther, William Longfel­ room. W ash walls and fle it flics today flog which you ga/o us. Wc ap­ the Fountain of Youth on tho isd Kill-Dccr away. VvIthaUed Seal Lye solt of Bimini, Ponce do Leon This story wns told agnin and low, came from England. He w a s In your land and my land and half preciate it. ___ ...gen­ 25 years old. Longfellow’s uncle the world nway Wo love our country’s flag. «tamed southward along tho coast. again and handed down from T h b powerful disinf No Indian wus n blncksmlth. ~ ....................id Rose red nnd blood red, its stare . was early in tne morning emtion *to generation. BILLY FAVILLE. prevents mold and fe­ Henry Longfellow graduated cnrcil to visit this cave. forever gleam, they approached an Indian tation and keeps the »tc_, from tollogo at tho early age of 18. This is how the cave came to be Soul white und snow white the Dear Pnrcnt-Tcachern: ige. Just as they proceeded to Ho wns especially goodfn language Saturday—California 22, Kew trading light, market firm. Flor­ room d e a n and sanitary.' good forefather's dream. Wc thank you for buying this a pretty Indian girl came called Devil’s Cave. and literature. . York 1, Florida, 09 (Sanford Sec­ ida, 10-inch cratea Golden Selfbeautiful flag. toward them with her pail. hlnnching in the rough 2.75-3.00, UeSxtfcandBuyi After being in his father’s law tion 73). Total 122. Yours gratefully, I Iovo iny flog with all my She stooped to get her wntcr from office a year he went to Europe Sunday—California 1C, New 8 a 2.00-2.50. only ihe g en u in e ENOCH DARSEY. heart. the stream not far away nnd gnzto nrepnre himself for tcnching York, 0, Florida 0 (Sanford Sec-} DETROIT—34 degrees clonr. 1 lied Seal Lye , teg at the newcomers at the sumo GLENN GOVOCEK. modern Innguagos. tion 6 ). Total 21. Fla. arrived. 8 cars on track. SupSanford, Flu., Feb. 29, 1024. ftMM. Suddenly her foot slipped \W/fc far His second wife wns n very Dear Friends: Totnl shipments to date this sea- >piles moderate, demand nnd tradDear Parent-Teachers: M i she fell into the water. Ponce rn n n booklet, beautiful woman and was the son: New Celery (Florida) 3252*. | ing moderate, market firm. FjoriI am writing you to let you I would like to thank you for d* Leon had landed by this time Lives of great men all remind u.i daughter of John Aldcn. “HomeHelps’* idn, 10-inch crates Golden Selfknow how I appreciate the beauti­ helping us to get our flag. It was S , lo a n . We can make our lives sublime ■ gad with one leap, one of tho sail­ P.CT oicokCcCo. 1 It is supposed th:-s Longfellow’s ig Point Information. I blanching in the rough, l6 s 3.00And departing leave behind us ful flag you sent us. I never did real good of you to help us. . ora was pulling the dripping n fa. tm u SANFORD, Fla.—Saturday— 3.25. 3s 2.75-3.00, 8s 2.50-2.55. Footprints on the sand of time. grandfather told him a lot of realize how people could be so kind Wc can use that flag for many Malden from the water. poetry and showed him the beauti­ [High Tho subject on which the Gram­ an to send us a flag. I was sur­ things. It will last a very long Wnrm and clear. Good wire in - 1 CHICAGO—39 degrees clear. 5 ■ -A s she looked at him gratefully (tinuun surroundings of Maine. quiry. Domund and trading mod-1Calif, arrived. 10 Fla. arrived. 40 prised to see it in the hall. When time, 1 believe. '.from under her dark, dusky oyc- mar grades wrote this week wns fulWhen Longfellow lived In tho especially ndapted to the month of crate account of Saturday, m arket' cam on track. Supplies liberal, de­ tho flag is put on a polo you must - lashes, the sailor lost his heart to There are 13 stripes and 48 stars. February. Indeed Ferbunry is u “Cragie House” he wrote many come see the program we ure going stronger, prices higher. Florida, niand moderate, market steady. the Indian maid. EVELYN JOHNSON. famous poems. He loved all chil­ 10-inch crates Golden Self-bianch- 1Florida, 10-inch crates Golden Sell­ Tho Indians were hostile, how- calendar within itself of delight­ dren, especially his three daugh­ to have. I think I will close, agnin thnnk- Dear Parent-Tenchcra: ing in tho rough. 3-6s, U. S. No. 1, blanching in tho rough, 4-Gs 2.25Over and the sailor'paid dear for fully plensing characters. Men ters. ing you for the fluffI thank you for paying the real $2.00, fair quality and condition 2J>0, 3’n and 8’s 2.00-2.25, 10s 1.75­ ‘ his love of the Indian maiden who lived and thought ns we do with You will enjoy a part of “ His 2 .00. As ever, youi friend, of the money to get our flag, h lower. yi whose name was Amy. That nigh: mighty problems before them. How HOUSEHOLD HINTS Children’s Hour.” Tho children en­ BEULAH LEE DAVIS. has 13 stripes and 48 stars. More ATLANTA — Florida, 10-inch Thin£«0ur Readers Want to j ’. ' h e was burned nt the stake and tho we love to pead about worth-while Terminal Market Report joyed coming to his aiudy to romp men who hnve struggled to con­ >, Indian maid was made to look on states were added, th whnt, This morning’s sales to pobbers crate* Golden Self-blanching in _____ _at,,is --------------• \yi;*n plumbing become* ei Sanford. Fla.. Feb; 29, 1924. bg her father. The ashen of his quer obstacles nnd becnusc they with him. the rough, 2.00-2.25. made the 48. Wu put 13 striper unless other wise stated. und best nay of ck Dear Friends: for the first 13 states. body were thrown out and the wind were willing to struggle have won NEW YORK—35 degrees clear. I'.oIsquickest i PHILADELPHIA—35 degrees to sift some Heal Lre in 1 appreciate tho flag that you . elrmcd them away. Tho snl^”•’•* In life’s great battles! They seem I hear in the chnmbor above me P. M. VICKERY. i clear. 7 Fin. arrived. 7 ears on 10 Fla. arrived. Supplies moder­ outlet. This freesRed tlm obstructing! The patter of litUc feet, . Sf ' ■cry, while ho wan dying, wns “My to strike the keynote of happincs.i sent us. It hangs in the hall where . -- ■ - ■—;----; truck. Supplies moderate, de­ ate, demand moderate, murket trruil almost instnntlv. ft Amy.” After that the Indiann say by lending us to enjoy the arU, The sound of a door that is opened everybody enn sec it. stendy. Most stock large sizes, 0’s T w e n t y - E i g h t C a s e 8 ninnd good, market strong. FlorAnd voices soft nnd sweet. Yours truly, that at 6 o’clock every evening the namely: Hong nnd poetry. Would in demand, Florida, 10-ineh crates Much unnecessary labor mtj LOIS BRITT. not our world be an empty place wind murmurs mournfully through Tried Municipal Court! blanching in the rough, U. S. No. Golden Seif-blanching in the rough, n -c From my study I toe in the lamp­ J on wa.\h-day by *<>ftcningj Sanford, Fin., Feb. 29, 1924. the plnea “My Amy." From thin if the beauteous song of the bird 3-0s 2.50-3.00 mostly 2.75-3.00, 2 1, 4’ h , C’s nnd 8 ’s $2.75-3.00 mostly light ••jy-Tl-untcr with Red Seal Lye. were not with us. If the poet’s car H' legend we have Miami. Dear Friend*: 1-2 and H's 2.50-2.75, few 3.00. Car esfVM to loosen There were 28 cases tried in $3.00, 3» 2.50, 10s 2.50-2.75. Descending the buad hull stair. the dirt from I had not been tunqd to mother na­ I want to thank you for the flag Municial PITTSBURGH—36 degrees clou 1 preceded washed bunched 8 ’s 49c, Court Monday morning •tml.es wilhou*. thn V:ual huuitj ture in nil her glory nnd could not Grave Alice ami laughing Allegro, you sent us. We np.-irccinte it very which included one liquor case. A dy. 6 Fla. arrived. 26 cars on 6 ’s 50-60c. 4s 75-85c per bunch, SOPHOMORE NOTES a us n.>V.sg, And Edith with golden hair. : Mr. DuBose spoke to us in chnpjl have pictured her in uil her won­ much. totul of $362 was collected in fines track. Opening Monday—Supplies i BOSTON—12 degrees clear. 1 4 Friday morning. His tnlk was drous beauty? Some one ha* said Yours truly, moderate, demand moderate, mark- Fla. arrived. 2 cars on track, and forfeited bonds. IV s ia.1 «U i (except thow: that the eye has n more beautiful JACK GILLON. based on an article in the Ameri­ Cases tried by Judge J. G. Shar­ ct strong. Florida, 10-inch crates j Supplies limited, trading slow, ** a'. tv.una.; will Jet go their' Primary School can Magazine, entitled "The Hap­ expression when the mind is feast­ on were: Jam es Harris, speeding, Golden Self-blanching in the market slightly stronger. Florida, *j-J quickly if lid I Read nnd you shall see piest Person I Ever Knew,” by ing upon beuuitful poetry than nt 110-inch crates Golden Self-hlanch- Lyn is '.*»i tanto Notes and costs; M. G. Gindcr, reck­ rough. 3-8s 2.75-3.00. u a cleanser. We’re the East Sidcrs so full of 33 Irving Bachelor. We appreciated any other time. Study people you CINCINNATI—53 degrees clear, j ing best mostly 2.75-3.00. Califorless driving, dlsmisced; Aldernor. tho talk very much und wish that sco—note the difference of the Hannah, reckless driving, $25 nnd 1 Fla. arrived. 2 cars on truck, nia, practically no demand, no We bring greetings to all our Our glee. pennies to dollars have grown, coats; he would pay us a visit more often. poet’s nnd the real musician’s eye. many John Simon, gambling, $10 Supplies light, carlj^ demand and I sales reported. Wc found out this For we ourselves did tho work, Our buskethnll teams go to St. Tho general expression upon that week friends. bond estreated; Traom Grain, C. that we had a good many face shows the heuutcous world And not once did we shirk. Cloud Saturday night for a Bronson, II. Davis, George Patter­ friends. We think wo put ou-.doublcheadcr gnme. This will end within. There is a shining out of solves on tho map of Sanford son, gambling, $10 bonds estreat­ Tell you whut wo surely have ed; the basketball season and it h»H the soul, reflecting itself in the surely. Brown, gambling, $5 and light of the eye. worked! We have just done every­ costs;D. Will tyecn a very success ful year. Hutchinson, gambling, Our three primary buildings Did you ever make a resolution thing you can think, but our continued until Wednesday in Modern History Friday; E. West, were each presented with n flag. Ed Moye was asked to explain tho to learn at least one memory gem You see people uro noticing us. We money is coming in fast now. Yes­ iramhling, $1 Onml costa; Henry r.rr'* meaning of Africa being railed a week? Suppose wu try now. One see now that wc must work harder terday wc three grades brought to Kikcll, carrying concealed weapon?. will ho given in the Junior Herald our teachers altogether the sum $50 bond estreated; Clifford T'"’- ’Sf Tho Dark Continent." Ed reied that it was because of the every week. Possibly more than than ever because when we display of $ 12. We ure helping the Pnrent- ion, speeding, $10 and costs; Jose­ mpnuss of the country and the one. A prize will lie offered at our flags on our buildings that Tcachers’ Association of our school phine Bonds, drunk, $10 bond es­ A complete Ford Track with bod? tad cab wo are real citizens, oven beenuso they arc kind enough to lack of nunshinu and also it win the end of thg school year for those means CHASSIS ONLY. $370.00 treated; John Andurson, drunk, $5 more so than grown ups. You having memorized the most. Algive us a good sum of money toPrice* f. o. b. Detroit populated by dark people. must all conic and see us so you wnrd something nice for our school. and costs; Frank Washington, ■Friday on account of shortened rcuily let us begin! speeding, $10 bond estreated; can sec how wc aro trying to keep Following are three good papers You watch and we will tell you periods we did not have our regu­ King, drunk, $5 und costs; lar Literary Society program. taken from collection of Fifth and our grounds. We think that is on« what it is; not now, hut when it Judge Andrew Williams, crunk and dis­ way of showing our Iovo for our J comes. And now there is some­ Sovcral selections front Edgar Sixth grades: flag. A flag is displayed in each thing else wu want to tell you too, orderly, $5 nnd costs; Andrew The Life of Longfellow Alien I’oe wore read. of our rooms and we have talked wo are running a race with each Williams, discharging firearms in C. ft. Creel, Sixtli Grade. For the past week we have been city Iimjts, $10 dnd costs;, Mr. Longfellow lived for many so much about it that the flag ather to see who can bring in the tho studying in English, “A Tale of Frank Holliman, drunk, $5 and Two Cities,” by Charles Dickens. years in a fine old house called, seems to talk hack to us amt most money. Tho grade that earns costs; Essie Lcwss, possession of makes us yearn to want to do nil the most is to have a picnic. Watch From what wc have read of it we “The Old Crugie House,” in Cam­ kinds liquor, $100 bond estreated; of nice things. It wns de­ bridge, Muss. The Grngie House tho East Side and see who win*. like it very much. Stephen Simms, speeding. $10 and cided among us tnat wc write let­ A Sophomore class meeting was war. Washington’s headquarters costs; Josephine Taylor, disorderly through tho Junior Herald Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. held the other day and the sub­ during the siege of Boston in the ters conduct, $6 und costs; Leo Taylor. __ ____ „„ American Revolution. It was fnni- column and show our apprecia­ Dear Sir. Lawton: ject of...........„ having a t___# party was brought disorderly conduct, dismissed; Will tion to you. We found the Fires I thank you for our flog. wus settled OU8 f°r this reason, but it is now Up. Nothing definite wua James, drunk. $5 and costs; John from all the schools write We Iovo our flag. . but we are all anxiously await­ even more famous hecuu.se it was Graders Garvin, drunk, $10 bond estreated; much prettier than we do. Ary the home of Longfellow. Gratefully. ing a final decision. Dnlins Singleton, disorderly con­ Mr. *Longfellow was horn in way we thank you just ns much ns EDITH STEAKLY, . duct, dismissed; Grady Powell, dis­ they do. Portland, Me., in 1807. He was First Grade. LEGEND OF LAKE ONORO orderly conduct, $10 bond es­ i professor of Literature at Bowdoin I)y Emma Spencer treated. Long years ago when the Indians College, Muine, nnd at Harvard Wou may ask who nre we— Sanford, Fl«-. Feb. 29, 1924. inhabited tho lands uf Florida, College, Massachusetts, for many We’re the South Side Primary, Dear Mr. laiwton: Tht nr* f»rWdlluttl M y tnd MttikiTfroof imk •«i IS* l—_______ M mi A CORRECTION. don’t you see? dmt cWiu w hi •**«’» ftHtJ tomfUtt m-tm trmtk. Wo pledged our allegiance to the there lived two tribes on opposite years, resigning the iatter position The Herald regrets that a mis­ Good citizens! Yea, we nre many; = beautiful flag. aides of a lake. These tribes were in 1854 to devote his time to Of shirkers there are not any. We rtpprcclntc your giving ut construction wus plac 'd by some hostile to each otnur. it happened writing. f iarties on the nows article appearKOne of the most beautiful poems Old Glory. that n young warrior, named Hoe, ng Saturday with reference to You cannot imagine ho»’ busy Gratefully, of one tribe, and a young maiden that Longfellow has written is certnin improvements on the lakewere all the week with our J FREDERICK DAIGER. The F o rd M otor Company making the body readily adaptable of the other had fallen in love. "The Arrow and the Song." which we front property. J. D. Hood stat 'd ferns we had to cure for at home. expresses our good and bud habits. They had enjoyed niuny delightful announces the production oi a for general use. Screen aide* and Monday that his company is put­ Sanford, Flu., Feb. 29, 1924. trips on the inke and in tho forest. An arrow is a thing intended to If we did not happen to hnve ono new all-steel body and steel end doors may easily be installed. ting in all the streets and other we found a kind friend who had Dear Mr. Luwton: Their love had gro,vn stronger and hurt. A song is a thing intended improvements a t their own expense weather-proo! cab, mounted on This new body, built ol heavy I wish to thunk you for the flag. stronger each day. One day they to give pleasure. In our daily some to spare. You should have nnd that while he asked the city seen us when wc wrought them to tho famous Ford one-ton worm- sheet atccl strongly reinforced hegrd that their trihes had mode ucts we are always using either school Friday. We looked like a I don’t know what I would do to cooperate with him in tho work, drive chassis, forming a complete and riveted, is designed to stand without the flug. war on eueh other. Both were filled arrows or songs; tliut is, wc are his concern is paying for all the |,vGratefully, with great sorrow, and the maiden, doing things which may hurt route Fern Parade, especially when we haulage unit at the remarkably up under the most severe usage. improvements and is nutting them marched in line to our rooms. HARRY BOWERS. since she would not help fight her one, or doing things which may low price of $490. in of their own accord. In the afternoon we had some Loading space is four feet by lover’s people, dcciaul to drown give one pleusure. Sanford, Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. seven feet two inches. Mr. Longfellow bus written exercises to celebrate our fern .’ herself. Roe, when no saw what Steel flare boards and end gate birthday on the school Dear Mr. Lawton: she was about swam out to save many other beautiful poems which first with sockets permit the use of T he w e a th e r -p r o o f cab fs THE EY ES I love our flag. It is pretty. her and when he reached her. she are entitled, “Afternoon in Febru­ grounds. We wish more of you stakes and high fitte d w i t h We love our country’s flag. It OF ALL SANFORD cHed, “O No Roe. O No Roe," and ary,’’—this poem is us full of pic­ had come to see all the ferns we side boards or to this day the lake ‘.las been culled tures as a short poem could pos­ planted. As each room finished its will be pretty on the pole. r em ovable, Gratefully, sible be. Then there is “The planting they sang ihis little verse th e m ounting Lake Onoro. d o o r -o p e n in g Turn to tho classified ELSIE TOLAR. Children’s Hour.” The thoughts to the tune of "Amc.ica": o! a canopy top, curtains. pages of Tlie Herald each of this poem came to Mr. Long­ THE DEVIL S CAVE Deep in tho earth today day because Sanford’s best Sanford. Fla., Feb. 29, 1924. nt fellow through hit three little By Sarah Malpas Safely thy roots we Iny, opportunities aro always fb About tw'o miles west of the daughters. Alice. Allegrn and Dear Mr. Lawton: Firm, or our lo«e. be found listed on these 1 uni glad you sent our flag on town of Williston, Fin., is situated Edith. He speaks of them as Grow thou und flourish long, Goorge pages. Washington’s birthday. a cave which is culled Devil’s Cave. "Grave Alice. Laughing Allegru Ever our grateful song pro­ When dinner time came wc weit No matter what your if. >•': The entrance of the cave is very and Edith with GoLcn Huir." Anlong outside to say our pledge to our wide and dark. About 10 or 12 other of Longfellow’s poems was wants may be, classified ads To God above. ■I flug und I will say it for you: will help you. feet from the entrance is u large !that of "Evancgnne.” This is *i "I pledge ulleginncc to my Flag, fireplace which hun t. high chimney story bused on the removal of tho To reach all the people Hanford, Fla., Feb. 21*, 1924. and to the Republic for which it built un through the roof of tho French from their homes In Areffectively — leave your Sully Harrison Chapter of stands; one nation indivisible with cave. The fireplace nnd chimney endia In a Utt|e village, Grand Pro., Dear Want Ad at The Herald Of­ D. A. R. Liberty and Justice for all.” arc supposed to he a natural for^ which will be read ns long us faith, fice. Phone us to send for We surely thank you for the flag I have found out what our flag motion, which makes the cuvo a con.itunry and friendship remain you gave us, for wo think more of it or phone it to thu Want stands for: Love, Liberty, Life, ns fine traits of character. yen* remarkable place. Ad Department. it flag.than any flag. Happiness, Home and Education. This gentle, loving - . . - i . ...... ^ ^ M J a - g g M l T K A C T O l C S _ _ npoet died that I The cave, itself, is very deep, . The flag looks so pretty hang­ PHONE 148 . Gratefully. • running downward about 50 fpri shortly after his 75th birthday. The ing in tho hall. JOHN COURIER. into an immense cavity which D whole country mourned. IIo wib As soon as Vo can got a flaga l4 \ a * .’ ‘ '(iVKw. li 1 « m DAUGHERTY Ideal M a r lc e t * • • A N ew Ford Steel Truck Body Authorized Ford Dealers i �-> ■' 'f f i.V * ■■" ».: i* % '^V .rdJV v , • •' »■ ■ • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH L 1924. rA G E TW O * » * * = = = jSinford D aily Herald Simpler Tax System Needed. m §»\ iji every ailrruM* r m y i l n < i r fcr Tl» H m M Prliilag r « , l a i l n t , Florida. The Tragedy o f The Home-Made Outfit As Brisbane Sees. It •da n jd o bb say LisTea—_ W Insane asylums are n i u ; . Probably the greatest question before Congress today is When Teapot* Boll. • P te f b P — * for the annual spring ^ the question of taxation, how ttt reduce taxes und to distribute ' Easy to (Set, Hard lo Keep. wtfwrflN&U MAtt'l&Uft jaiM sls BougrT Entered ns Second Ctnaa Matter, Oc­ the burder properly on the people of the country. It is safe Being too serious' ls a var. OWN CAPO? Stx/IL Hiwe Ford, Not Interesting. . KMA DANCV R>e tober >7, 1919. at the Poatnrrice at oyamisUke. Veryi Ranfnrd. Florida, under act ot March to say that ninety-nine out of every hundred persons nre in a U&A TUN A/oYOUlLGeT If Daugherty Talked. $ 7 5 amo i WANToMe f r ___ _ S. 1197. muddle over the question^of taxes. There is little wonder A P A «0 AT A T & & 0 * ON Copyright, 1921 JUSTLIKEIT—KIM Closed autos are bccomlL P. RKKDP. COHIIH. P real deaf that the army of tax-dodgers has grown to nn appalling fig­ TSaT GwT _ popular as closed.mouths "* I D A D D Y H U H ? n K01.I.4XI) I.. DR.t5l, Vlce-I’realdrnl ure during the past few years. H e w s 2 flec k s l o It. Ill 'YAHI) 11Kim Rre.Treaa. HOW MANY one little oil teaThere has been a number of plans suggested to simplify NtXJ OFP Q Tho National Shoe BuvfM k put can scald! Republicans agree '107 llsanntls Arcane rhnnf 14«i spenkerlcss banquet, and (hr., the method of taxation as it is apparent that the people are that Speaker. Mnchold, of the New f.«r *1/ Yoik Assembly, will Ihj their nest; s p n s rn irT io n n atroi plan that .hould'bccome ^ One Tear --- 17.0». Sl> Months IJ.tO demanding not only lower taxes but also a plan for collection- candidate for Governor. •i Delvm'il In City liy terrier tier tliul will be easily understood. ____ ago Thcodoie A _ lew weeks Detroit’s champion rifl* west. 15c. Weeky Kdltlon f l Per a mnn of 83, so never r*»al Advocates of the single tax point out that it is by fur the Roosevelt, the second, had this Tear. 'a r t f t* — 4 OaDftOCF— print in a bad light. 1 ideal system. It would collect taxes a t the point of prbcluc- “topping stone nomination in the, SPKtlAl. KOTtCKi All nhltuary <3 imm b 7 B ocks f b c a I G o f a HAVff 2 MOCfi notltea. cards of thunks, resolutions tion b u t'it hits been declared impracticable by many experts i Seamedf it"rouWdbeaukTO0aw5 A London boy of 18 t.as two •* end notices of entertainments where on finance and taxation. However there is the sales tax sys- from him. Hickey l b GO OH The so should be nppoinu-d an B ucksTo geTa chnrRra tire made, will be charged WHATCHACAU.fr AHP movlo star. noa°n for at regular advertising rates. lent which has many points of merit ns .follows: But the teapot bubbled over. ' whaTchacalliT 13 MOCe F o t? A The sales tax would levy the entire amount of tax upon Y’U,,. K / ,rR^evelt is not even tlKWtlKIt T ilK AaantTATr.il I’flKS* sr Eating sugar soaked in P W G B ftT fl The Associated ITcss Is exclus­ ____ 9; ively entitled to the use for repuh- the ultimate consumer. For instance, a man buys an over- . fa, n, fo? with Middletown (Wi ..lent Ion of r. II news dispatcher coat for $50 and would pay $50.50 for it with tnx added. This ALMOST ANYBODY can moke girla, the sweet things. credited to It or not otherwise would be simple, easy, and would be collected at practically money; few enn keep it. >■('» credited In this paper and also the Mr. "Bill" Bradley, New tYotk , The height, of optimism in n. ......... ^ dies, leaving only five (1'i-locnl news published herein. All no cost to the government. Under the present system of tax- contractor -t rights of re-piildlcntlon of special ation the government puts a penalty on thrift. When a man hundiyd dolTm-’. That u five hua*-, hcAfi s . dispatches herein are nlso reserved. works to develop a business he finds th at he is being watchet! *died dollars more than he had ' o i\ ? o ? ~ D A D -?— * nnd spied upon by a horde of paid officials whose sole busiI,e dr.0Vl’ " ho™° for TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1024 GlMMS 5 4 BUCKS Fo r ness it is to watch hint, examine his every transaction as if L^Vand"drove fo^himwi/. ; I ’j o i l k HANte 1 7 A WO£V\D AND 19 AVOCe hear someone he can believe. THOUGHT FOR TODAY n* BIBLE Then he bought many hqrsts, all O conte, lot us worship and bow he were a full-Hedged crook. D O L L A R S TofZ A B o r a R\ r T id go on 0 * * Only n great state would • down: let us kneel before the Lord Dr. Frank Crane, in a copyrighted article in the Asheville gray I’erehcrons. Next—and that Fari For The The HickeY and iT'Ll was the bad idea—he bought up to Its faults. Texas *d2 our maker. For Hu is our God; anil Citizen says: % horses of n different tvic, not gray 86 AU- oewe „ Dino BAT „ —we ore the people of His pasture.— she lends In producing spinach Our present Income Tax and other pestiferous forms i’cvchorons, to use on race track realm 95:fi, 7. of taxation penalize success. They have their origin in land for fni.t driving* “I am through with men” J He built a great part-of New n Kansas City woman a* ghf S N EA RIN G TH E SNOW -LINK i the Bolshevistic notion th a t whoever achieves riches is York’s subways, dealt in millions; a divorce. It sounds like 16 k Slew toiling upward from th e } some kind of a criminal. But every healthy American, aN he died poor. While you are mak­ she Is 50. ’1 misty vale, t with a few exceptions, is endeavoring to achieve riches. ing it, learn to save it. I leave the bright enamelled zones " tow W cG tfT A H iee Hence tho implication is th a t every American is a crim­ below; What could make a French rd THE HOUSE at last will take No more for me their beauteous fan madder than getting a G«« A. * EXPERTS MAKE inal, that business is necessarily wicked, and that no one A up Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals bloom shall plow. station broadcasting "lh.ut.wM7. can get on in the world without becoming an enemy of "The Thing wo GK offer. It seems hard to get any­ Ucber Alles” ? Ulichj* Their lingering sweetness load the the people. thing moving when no gentleman morning cole; "on the Inside ’ is to get nny money Mexico will send an Olvod DAD" Few are the slender flowerets, An army of some 5,100 government employes is con­ in a satchel or any ‘ loan" from n team to France. If the team 3 scentless, pale, stantly occupied in going over the lax returns of tile friend. nny soldiers they should be That on ‘heir Icc-clnd stems nil * business men of the country"to see if they can not find runners. Ford offers millions to the gov­ trembling blow ernment, cheap fertilizer to the something crooked in them. Along the margin of unmelting 1 l? - ' Radio is becoming very popoli farmer, and, most important, dem­ . snow; This is 1921. I have ju st received a letter from in South America and almost« onstration of the use that can be Yet with unsaddened voice *thy some tax expert in the government wanting to know night the fans can bear a mnl made of water power, nut that verge 1 hnil, tion in the air. about a certain item in my return of 1922. This detec­ isn’t enough to interest gentlemen White realm of pence above the accustomed to “private talks" tive wants me to give him nn itemized account of all the flowering line; “private codes" und “private fimmWelcome thy frozen domes, thy items that go to make up th a t return. The inquiry is cial arrangements.’’ I'M A CRACKER rocky spires! contentious. The m atter is of such a nature that no mor­ O'er thee undimined the moon-girt CLEARWATER SUN al man could remember back two years and answer it ATTORNEY General Daugher­ planets shine, ty declarer thlit "if sonic properly. On Ihy majestic altars fade the senators do not resign, he GREATEST EXAMPLE Chatter heard everywhere yon our friends from the cold, bleak !J fires My financial affairs do not amount to much, but I (Daugherty} will cause some go during the summer months North begin raving about the high . ■ ’ 'T hat filled the air with smoke of can easily, sec from this w hat must he the troubles of splash." Mr. Daugherty knows when the tourists nre sojourning in prices charged here for rooms, |* BEN FRANKLIN is America's greatest example of , vain desires. the difference between "a splash” mountain coast resorts: nay business man whose affairs are large and complicat­ hotels, hoard, etc., und I tell them jj th rift. He began practicing it when 12 years old and And all the unclouded blue of and a little ripple. The public will I'm a cracker. In the first pine; that it is,people from their own ■ heaven is thine! ed. lie would have to keep a staff of lawyers and experts watch for the splash with interest, I'm dariicd glntl of it, and, contrary section of tile woods that is calls- j* continued the habit through life. —Oliver Wendell Holmes. constantly employed. i he Attorney General could reveal to most of the winter _ visitors,. I ing all the inflation in prices, they 5 As a result, he became the richest American »f hU As a m atter of fact, most business men, besides be­ more about the real character of positively do not use the term don't seem to want lo believe it. ■ day, not only in money, but in health, good cheer and Be an optimist! certain officials than half a dozen “you-all.” If l do I use it cor-1 although it* is /t positive fact. ing at great pains to make out their Income Tax state­ 7 happiness. oil investigations. He knows what rcctly, and only when speaking of I’m a “Cracker,’’ and I want to a You may think for the best but if ment in tjic first place, arj^ at great expense employing senators and others are trying to or to more than one person. You, too, can get added satisfaction out of life as voa. ; say right here that, regardless m you don’t live for it, it wont do tax experts in the second place to argue the case out with do, whom they are trying to shield I'm a "Cracker,” und I hear so how much fault-finding, how much you much good. increase your personal resources nnd place yourself la government officials anywhere from one to five years and whom they seek to prosecute. many 'tourists rave about this and romplnining, etc., U done, I, for -------- e--------a position to enjoy the fruits of your labors. Follow Publication of Mr. Daugherty’s that, and that and this, that 1 have one, am glad that the best people after they have sent in their returns. There are times when honesty the thrift example of Uenjamin Franklin. Tho best private information would cause a of these United States have found grown used to it, und never notice seems to be doubly nn exceptional The whole business is contrary to the genius of the “splash” indeed. way is to deposit n. definite sum each week or each Clearwater nnd hope.ihat more am* it any more, until 1 henr one of quality. American people. Joiav." "Tholty"Thoitv- more people will continue to find it ■ month in a savings account. -------- o-------f m p u tv i, rtv -n w r* ! > , them say "Now New iolay," It is inimical to prosperity. A iu»i.\.\i, , CUNNEI.L, otithoid" Street or something like during the years to come. a In the language of the plobs It drives capital out of business. . !‘r,!l7 s, !nl? * prosperity, t|,ut> Hod then I know ray English pm « ‘•Cracker," and I auppoao g that llritish premier rather told Poincnre where to get olT. l i n i ^ n n Y 'r ’xt™ URiir? nlfpi c*ca? ’ iis'iiot so rotten after all. I better make known at once what 5 It hog-ties the progress of the country. liness miner Mussolini. There is; pm n “Cracker’ ’nnd I’ve heard the word "Cracker” means. -------- o-------ll is essentially unsound and immoral. no doubt that Italy’s "Man with ?o much about New York (nearly "Cracker" is the term appliel to a A "common sense God" is the The- simple expedient of the Sales Tax would wipe „ Iron .law am i. Will" has worked 1all tourists come either from New person born in Florida, raiseiijn only kind of God that enn show out theJ \(rh'orc a rm y Ol m isc n u jf Tnakera, Wjyjlg.JVlIcqftl^ 7 . | York or Boston), that I '•feel I I Florida, ami who bus never been , man the pathway to paradise. ‘.v the cner T gios of ITHwhe^XCtlFworffll-raTSP moffi n io n ty Tor' |)n thp u.hm’hmui Vtn^ntini lvi*lc!,.u,d K“ to Hn<l n?v?r "l,: of Florida, except'to the fui” H \ °V hnT’" ’ •Mll’ 0,inl ha‘j lalip up once looking for a certain Ilt f t , o r somotnhig like th:u. u ""The*Ymfrta"'"i|iJn,L waste" much A COMMUNITY BUILDER the government. *ut Italy in a sort nf muntal location. I**»i a “Cracker," I*m Cm a jj time with Mrs. Candler. Shu is of Taxpayers should concern themselves with this vital i strait-jacket of which too prominent a family. he is the I’m n "Cracker." When our vis-["cracker" because I get to meet ii F. I*. FORSTER. President II. F. WIUTNKR, Cashitf question. It means much to the future welfare of the nation. >master- A child in a strait- Itors ask me how » hear the e x -' so many interesting people from n* Io ■ It is better to be a Democrat Everyone whopays taxes should write his or hercongress- jacket will do just as you say bill tremely hot weather during tin- the North, East, West; parts of th.-* l i D T R x a a m t i i D a a i a i i i s i i i i i i i i i s i a B i i B i i i i N B i i i i with a few scattered oil spots >>n mnn anil demnndsupport oflegislation which will not only it will not develop a* well, summer months ami ! tell them it e'outh and from lota of foreign your nice white lin-n, than a Re­ i;: not at all warm :n the summer, i countries. In fact I'm darned glad bring a substantial reduction in taxes hut a simpler method publican nearly drowned in it. they look at me as though I was a they all came this year and hope of collecting the same. -------- o-------IT IS better for a nation to second Ananias, or something riots more wi.. e- -,.e next y« nr. ■ K nz9H i]B aM B K anaaB aaaH «aaa>H iaB a»B aaB ctinaaR aau . Occasionally we run across edi­ I’m a ‘Traci.er and will say ^tumble, fall, struggle anil slowly vor- e. a i torials like the one from the I’m a "Cracber, * and whether good-bye ->>r i.iis itine! \ T H R I F T ’S ! FIRST NATIONAL BAM rise thiough its own clTnrts, or to liiul for the time bring improve­ ment- peace ami prosperity under Announces Consolidation with Florida's Children Code Commission, appointed by Gov­ the will of one man? Sanford’s Forum ernor Hardee, held its first meeting a few weeks ago. Florida and Italy are both trying is following the example of twenty other states in creating theRussia same experiment, at opposite Editor The Herald: _ , have killed her nnd here is no an ofiicul commission for the study and revision of child wel­ ends of the social theory. Meq . This is my only way of talking | bringing her back. a of Sanford, Florida. fare legislation. 1 wonder how many bullets she still do not know whether th e y *10 vt. . ^ A OTi}' al?<,)ie".'. ould have hud in her body if she .... u ... ft i ,t pcchtHy to the "Efficient Police wi Sanford residents are especially interested in the work aie better off under self-govern- f,(rce ^ hu K],nt my (|oB. I just hn _ had belonged to one of them. When Jj Until our complete plant can he moved to Sanford, order* tor of this committee due to the fact that Mrs. E. M. Galloway m int or one-man government. | wunl to say ____ she was a smart dog. it is another person's dog, it doesn’t g abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re* of this city is a member, recently appointed by the governor. Even here, our grafting, tnx-evmfi! Her name was “Spot". She would- matter much. Tho dog has been a ccivc prompt ami courteous attention. In order to acquaint the public more fully with the work ing corporations and Teapot 1n'1 harm cyan an infant and rhe tied in hack of the polite station with >'ou if -vmi wcrc l1”' 1 *h«fy.kncw_ it belonged to me u& R aB aaH aaannaB K K M nnaB B aianaaaaB aB B B aaaaaaaii Over a million dollars worth of ahead of just such commissions, the Department of LaT/or Domes cause some u n c e r t a i n t y . ' woul‘l six or sixty. because 1 work nt Smith Bros. property has changed hands in Ft. sets forth the following information in a recent bulletin: It wouldn't i.avo amounted to Furniture Store anil it is not fifty Myers during the oast thirty day-. Laws concerning children have developed unevenly FORTY MEMBERS of the l!oa.«* much had she been just an ordinary yards from the Police Station, "The City of I alms" has a bright Why couldn't they have tied her ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■-■■■■■■MBBBM.MBMBBBBBBBBMM and spasmodically in the various states, it is pointed out, of Representatives sign a demand dog which was no good. Before future. for modification of the Vol-stepd the police shot her if they had just back there and then said something resulting in legal systems which include antiquated sta ­ act. They would allow “beer and said, "Scot, come here,” she would to me about it? There i- no reason “n tutes in another, and, in many eases, gaps in the laws at Interviewing a tongue-tied wine with 11.75 per cent alcohol;" have minded them, and then 1 except that five or six big poll -e- a Chinaman the other day on the important points. The object of the child welfare com­ As regards the wine that, of could have gotten her hack and put men had to take their live or six * rapidity of the disappearance of mission movement lias been to study all laws concerning course, will not preserve wine. h;r in her pen where she has been big pistols nnd kill n harmless art! n tin* Shintnistic cult, reminded uchildren, to revise and coordinate them so that each ............ .. u-. i • i., for over a week. . smart little dog. Next Sunday a4- ■ of the impenetrability of some ol Natural w.ne, white or red, with Saturday she was brccdeil to a ttjrnoon I am going to try to hove El state may afford t tie Lest possible protection to its chil­ the McLean telegrams. S per cent of alcohol would be dog, nnd Sunday the only part another little pet down by the dock *' dren, and through publicity and education to secure the ^ .. -------- o-------about the minimum. ! time of the City Police was to kill so all five or six of you can hevc J} The bitterness with which the co-operation of the public in <he effort to carry into effect As regards beer, 2.77 per cent' bar. At the time they shot her. your usual fun as you nil seem to ■ Republican press Is attacking Mr. the changes recommended by the commission. alcohol might do uwav with sev- jwr master was only u couple of think yuu'vo done something big. ■ McAdoo indicates that as his par­ ... 4 t \ . hundred yards away. He had takHut ! am Horry I tan t ntivc m Floridans are proud of the fact that the state has just ty**! nominee for president they •if w ork Amih* front i m m the Lhc ;u foninllsn* 11 f VC. C°nt “ f 1 u' \ on her uut fur a little while to run "Spot" there for you. I d t * at work. Aside accomplish would fear him more than any such. a commission I i . . ' . ‘ ‘ ffitig and ninety per cent of thomnd play as sFe had been cooped know if it was live or six of you 2 GREATEST HARPIST IN THE WORLD. other Democrat. incuts . in ll a hjiIi will no iluilLt nta <C ill t!iO to n n fit Icjfislu- disaatisfacllon among the work-1up for a long time. ["Great Big Policemen" who shot u ing men,who don’t like the idea of • -It was five or six of the police- that one little dog of ndne, but I A Wonderful ArUst with a Wonderful Instrum ent. Hiram Johnson denies that lie tion revomnuMiriofi, a g r e a t serv ice lies in th e in te re st il will tnkim* th,.!,- ,.h„w I,,,..,,, men, who didn’t have anything else you, if it takes that many to stim u late in chilli w e lfa re w ork th ro u g h o u t Florida. has abandoned his campaign for ____ F kint* .* “ f 1 . u !a to do but pull the neat little trick Kill er.e little dog, how many will Now York delegates. He probably ' j un<* ^ ul hiLtt.i g lnfuorv thoy did, and snoot her. Shu had take to enforce two or three teal Prices: $1,110. $1.50, $2.00— Pius Tax. will not abandon the idea of se­ while (he pro qiuroiis cla-s Imve her tag—it was only bought n laws of Sanford? Don’* forget she, curing the Republican nomination |riellars Tilled with cvcrythirg they month ago mui only a month ago W;*s a licerHerl dog. I only w is h * SEND VV. J. BRYAN until after the convention. I refused fifty rlollars cash for her. I could give my opinion of each h . choose to buy. I-V. MVKltS l ltESS I wanted her for breeding pur- ° ,u" of them ttiat did ihc shooting i * The St. Augustine Record ad­ noses and her company nnd having, especially "Ijttle bright eyes" t!u» vertise.- the fact that that city aniannnaKnnBanasxaBaiiaxaBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBisii SENATOR HEFLIN (Denm- her around always learning new i “i'e’-‘d cop. In their enthusiasm the Under­ mistake from every point of view haft the best gulf climate in the wood ci at > wants Colonel William Boyce tricks and tiling* was worth more 1 Rjsaectfully yours, boosters in Florida seem l*» to not elect Mr. Bryan as a dele­ world. V. hat’s the matter with the lose sight of everything but the gate to the National Convention. to tell the oil inquiry about the! than fifty dollars to me, but they II. P. DOUGLASS. golf climaCe which Sanford has fact that they desire a delegation DaaannuiiBBzniiiiauxiiBiiHaanxirBaaBiiBBaHaBaBiiBBBHiBSJ With many other people who are money that Thompson raised forj — 'a to offer. to boost Underwood. Now this is not saying much about it we be­ the Republican party in tho H nrd-j" u commendable ambition, Iml dc- lieve that Bryan is certainly Flor­ According to Go!. »h« «... Rob Davis7 of voting a great deal of space to ida’s most distinguished citizen, mg campaign. MR. BRYAN SHOULD BE DELEGATE and should bo elected. Irrespec­ 1 hompson won’t obj< ct hut might D '. i ' isF a place ‘ inhabited , ' T ,,;rn of William■ Juaniag.' Bryan Utopia for dln.se •* ■ BRADENTOWN HERALD never get the support of the tive of likes or dislikes we should say, na the cowboy did when of­ the most part by fat peonl.j. He will writer to such a course. Many ■send men to New York who will fered oxtail soup, “That’s going a evidently believes old , , . that , the . „ people think Bryan Is a much safer make an impression that is favor­ mur wav buck for v„m, " ’ William Jennings Bryan wants | fought a singlehanded battle with lt)Vc!i a fnl 1,m" ; leader than Undcrvvowl. ami h b ut- able for Florida, and certainly , , to be one of Florida's delegates r> the Tammany delegation, whipped Is f(ll ,l oril. tituile on many measures meet the there can be not r.mn or Woman in lnonip. un did find money fo r. the Democratic National Convert* it and won for Woodrow Witaon of many more people the state that can make a stronger the liuriiing campaign- sat in his tion. the presidential nomination. T h at' jj fiunuia growers are beginning approval than the attitude oftUndcrwood in better impression upon the office all through the summer, Mr. Bryan should be given this service to his pa.-:y and to his j h to develop a great industry for the same subject. The Fort Myers anil nation than William Jennings working for Hapltng, and that was honor. It is a liitie .aing indeed country would alone give to Bryan IJj Florida. \V. K. Holies, secretary that this man, for a score of years the right ot demand.n pluc, in the ' u Press thinks it would he a serious Bryan. of the Banana Growers Association all he got out of it. Others were one of the leaders of the party, convention us a delegate from his g a( Oldttnar will gladly furnish in­ the* "fair-haired boys'* when it asks. Ii is astonishing to The adopted state—Florida. ‘ formation to those interested, Herald that any Florida ed ito r 1 But came to showing gratitude. there arc many other a Sanford, Fla. Florida grown hananns are of the Hnn ill* 1 I MY'FAVORITE STORIES should oppose his wish to become reasons why he shi-'jid go. One of finest quality. AL SMITH, Governor of New a delegate, still more surprising them is that this same Tammany, n Capita! and Surplus By IRVIN S. COBB -------- --------- - $125,000.00 that some of them deride hia re ­ “wet" ns the Atlantic ocean, will n Y'ork, will withdraw • from the quest, The only trouble most people have the convention in its home Jj scsin to lie ublt* to find with There is n convivial Individual hrtesinn-wcll diggers drilling in presidential primaries in Illinois. William Jenninga Bryan was city and place of strength this a Total Resources - - • - $1,500,000.00 Bryan’s candidacy for the Demo­ of my acquaintance who lives in (the rocky soil on a home nite which This doesn't mean that he has three times his party's nominee time, and will whipsaw, pull and « cratic convention is that he iu Westchester county, New York, a city man recently Had purchased. withdrawn from the race. Mr* for president. That he failed to be- 1press for the nomination for its Jj bound himself to present the name In addition to his social habits h u ^ lo bade the chauffeur halt, come president docs not detract favorite candidate, "Wet Al" *1 A cordial welcome awaits you'at this of Dr. Murhpree instead of the is renowned for bolng the posies- j «\v’hat are you fellowa doing?" Smith’s supporters, men that see from the fact that he is a lender Smith, governor of New Y'ork. far ahead and are patient, evi­ in the party, a leader In national j The nation does no: want a "wet" jj choiee of Floridans as expressed sor of n quick miiul and a gifted |le a>.|u.d. in the primury. If ail people ever tongue. dently believe it is best to bring thought, a clean man and a Chris- candidate for the presidency; the "Boring for ■water," answered elected to office had no greater One summer afternoon late, he Democratic party does not war.l Mr. Smith before the convention tian gentleman. fault than tills of Mr. Bryan, poli­ alighted fron> tin- train at his sta­ the foreman. one; the state of Florida would without running the risk of preBryan performed a great serv­ "Water's a bore at any time," tic* would not he*in such a cor­ tion in a fairly illuminated condi­ abhor such a situation. ••• rupted conditon that men of Dr. tion. As his car bore him home­ stated the wag, nnd resumed his liminarjrsetback or unpleasant dis­ ice for his party, for his country And it niny tuke a llryan to pre­ cussion. Murphree’s caliber hesitate to run ward, he observed a gang of homeward journey. nnd for the world when, In 1912 he vent it. for any office. Safeguard in?; the Child. Clearwater Sun reprinted on Dim page, which are really refreshing. -------- o-------The trouble about n dark horse S etting the nomination is that it’s u* same political situation which produces ■the black sheep. -------- ii-------- » Mr. and Mrs. Nachman Firestone of Brooklyn have lived together for sixty-four years without quar­ reling. Truly "Them days is gone forever.' ■ Seminole County Abstract Co. | Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. AUDITORIUM DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Thursday, March 6th, 8:15 P. M. ALBERTO SALVI e m in ol e Strong Financial Institution • ..L e t U s S e r v e Y o u 4 �w* i t liv in g . 8 0 d an B a rn h a r t, h id w ife. o f March; A. D. 1944, a n d t h e n an d J - " J.VORLD BKATST* If liv in g , A aro n J e rn lg a n , If liv in g . th e re m ak e an sw e r to th e h ill of “FOfcBY’H 'Cough Medicine' Ia a Jo s e p h B. A sk ew , If liv in g , S a ra h co m plaint ex h ib ited a g a in s t, y o u In •World Better’ to t ijmMt relief," R -.R . H ta h t or w a y ). J . A dhew , h ie Wife. If liv in g . Ja c o b th is eduaej otherw ise, decreed p ro erites-HUton A. Lyre. 206 Evan* ■ski ta in t b ein g assem tfl a t sh e ro ck ; If liv in g , d a m e s W eek s, If ednfeaso w ill be e n te re d a g a in s t Avenue, Evansville. Ind. “Last d a ta o f tn> issu a n c e Of Such c e r ti­ B liv in g , E m a n u e l H eltlt., If B rin g . you .and ea ch o f you ficate In th e n am e o f Llaale P. H unt. month 1 was down with n e v e r * M ichael J . D oyle. If liv in g , an d It Is o rd ered ^ ta t th la C ita tio n be Cor. Oak Awn a* tad U ntrue enld ce rtific a te - sh all be r e ­ U eo rn e C. B ra n tle y . If liv in g , u n ­ cold, and gettffljf wane, I bought a deem ed a c c o rd in g to law ta x deed d e r th e Arm n a m e of D oyle a n d |-bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND w ill I n a e th e re o n on the l i s t day B ra n tle y , M rs. P h ilo A. W illiam s. If Residence 217-W TAR COMPOUND, «nd tha next o r M arch, a . d . m i . Ol LS- GAf t liv in g . M a rg a re t W. R am sey, If llv- Hemlnola^Cnunty. F lo rid a, once each W ltn cea my o ffic ia l sig n a tu re and k, n *r M a rg a re t s . R am sey. If living, w eek fo r e ig h t co n sec u tiv e w ee k s. night was well and Q. K.” If you seal rnavv th is th e t l t h d ay of T ebiru a ry .p g ttd M a rg a re t S. Itam sey, a s s u c ­ W 1TRE88 my hand an d th e se al want a quick, reliable remedy foe A. D., 1934. a id C ircu it C o u rt o n th la; th e Kiel . A |c * tr h r c e sso r in tr u s t to ltnfc«n If. R a m ­ 1ofth sday B. A. DOUGLAS* of J a n u a r y . A. D. 19SC MR2 J £ $ T 18 e n t e r t a i n e d a t coughs, cbtda and hoarseness in­ (SE A L ) sey. If liv in g : n m t If dead; s i t p a r ­ C lerk C ircuit Court rm arid Tbbftf T !ri BRIDGE LUNCHEON IN sist upon FOLEY'S HONEY AND ftem lnole County. F lo rid a. tie s c la im in g I n te r e s ts u n d e r R o b ert HONOR OF VISITORS B a rn h a r t, d eceased . Mpeun B a rn ­ TAR COMPOUND. It has all tha By A. M. W eeks. D .C. Skventh Ju d ic ia l C ir c u it of V lor* h a r t, hie w ife, d eceased , A aro n J e r- Ida, curative qualities of pine tar and o l* cod C o u n ty . , __ or BidHnol* n ls s n . d eceased , Jo sep h B: A skew . GEO.liti^knd Oh Saturday , Mrs- Harry Bj honey. Sold everywhere. A .' D&CC In the Cliwnlt Cderr ef t w Seventh deceased, Sarah J. * .ia k d w . h id w ife, “SERVICE THAT H .Solicitor and UBkkl for d eceased. Jacob “ Lewis, entertained in her usual k , ddecouj-m. eceased Jed trial Circuit of the State ef Entatm vl 1-5- Complslhni,., j M f f l Wvelre. charming manner at luncheon at NOTICE TO FENCE BUILDERS F lerfda. in and far Sem leele t 119. 41. I l 9I f 1131-It FRIENDS.” H eld t. d eceased . M J . • Doyle, C eoaty- In Ckaueevy. d eceased ; a i d G ro t the Valdez complimenting her Sealed bids will be received by B ran tley . CITATION. name tyiuM guests- Mrs. Tom Bentley the City Commission of the City M a ttie r a c e , w idow . C om plainant. d eceased, u n d e r th . Fill of Sanford, Florida, March 10, vs. of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. F. A. 1924 at 3 p. m. far the construc­ H eb ert B a rn h a rt, e t at.. D efen d a n ts R sm sey . d eceased. ... To R n h e rt B a rn h a rt; If living, McPherson of Highlands, Iowa. tion of approximately 2,000 lineal HuSarf 5 m , d eceased , a n * M a rg a re t A H a rn h a rt. bln wife. If living, 8* B am aey. ad s u c c e s s o r In The elegantly appointed lunch­ feet of fencing, on and around new A aro n J e rn lg a n . I f living. Joseph B r -J tru s t to R o b e rt If. R am ­ f, Block 4,T ier 19. skew , ir living. H arsh J. Askew, eon table waa placed in the Palm City Athletic Field and Fair A sey, d ec ea sed ; d r otherw ise., in and Grounds on Celery Ave. Bids to M s w ife, if liv in g , Jacob Brock, If tt> th o lan d s h ere lh ab o v e d escribed, Rodrn, and waa centerefl with a be received on various types as living,- Ju in a s W enks. If living. o f a n y p a r t th e re o f, atld also an y and f«st 1-4, Block 5, Tier 1ft, anuel H eldt, If living. Michael a ll o th v r p e rso n a w hose n a m e o r Dutch silver vase filled with pink shown by plans and specifications JE. mDbVIe. if liv in g .ad d fisa rg s a nam e* at*e u n k n o w n an d t*hn' may 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. radiance roses and ferns, the on file in the office of the City B ran tley . If liv in g , u n d er th e Arm In te re s te d In th a p ro p e rty In­ handies tied with butterfly bow of Manager, each bid to be accom­ n am e of D oyle an d B rantley, Mrs. vbeolved Lot *s Sub-Division on In thltf r tilt . an d h ere in ab o v e tulle In green and pink. At either panied by a certified check in the P h ilo A. W illiam s, If living; Mar- d escrib ed o r w h b claim an y rig h t; 8 fl ir Well, Land S o lid ___ t W. Itnrrlsey, If living, M ar­ end were smaller baskets filled sum of 6 # of-the amount of con- .gg aa re o r In te re s t th e re in a s h eirs, r e t 8. Ilain sey , if living, and dtitle divIdtdiqSwre As wfcolc or In lots. Easy ti ev isee s o r g ru n te e s , by. th ro u g h o r with these same lovely Gowers. At tract. M a rg a re t 8. Itam sey nS successor In d e r s n y of th e p a rtie s o r p erso n s For ee see ns—SO years in bool the four corners were silver candle­ tr u s t to R o b e rt It. lU m acy, II liv ­ uh nsre W. B. WILLIAMS, q v e nam ed o r re fe rre d to, in g ; an d If said p a rtie s u re dead, o r olnthaebrw sticks holding lighted pink un­ ise , a r d ' h ereb y req u ired City Manager. to a ll p a r tie s claim in g In terests FRANS WOODRUFF & SON to be an d a p p e a r b efo re o u r said shaded tgpers, dhd placed at in­ 2-29-3-4-7 under R o b e rt B a rn h a rt, Husan C r th e C o u rt H ouse tervals wete silver compotes hold­ A a ro n ntircSuanit foCrdo.u rtF loarid . . , B a rn h sm . hie wife, Phone 42 Offiee Woodruff and Witstft a , o n 'th e 3rd day ing salted nuts and mints. Mark­ " • t h * •* A g g llcallaa foe T av H eed J e rn lg a n , Jo sep h B. Askew . r i,- a a t* of th e G e n e ra l Harnli J. A skew , Ms wife. J*c'>i. ing the places were place cards Stmtadtue rte sS eof th e S tate of F lo rid a . B rock, Ja m e s W eeks. K m enuel hamtpainted in violets. At 1 N otice Is hereby given th a t K m - H eldt, M ichael J . D oyle and U corge *■ m a b . Greer, p u rch n ser of T ax C e r ­ o'clock a delicious six course lunch­ C. H ran tley , u n d e r th e Arm namo eon was servad. Covers being tific ate No. e l, dated tho 3ml tluy of D oyle a n d B ran tley . Mrs, Philo of f.'i!"'' A' . D* rJl9- h*" Hletl sold A. W illiam s, M a rg a re t W. Itam sey, laid for thirty. c e rtific a te In my office, and lia s rg a re t H. R am sey , and M argaret I Get 0% On My Savings Account Following the luncheon, the m ado application for tax deed to Is­ RM aIlain a s su ccesso r In tr u s t to In accurdnnco w ith I w . S old R o b ert sey guests repaired to the home of the sue II. Itam sey ; o r otherw ise. In c e rtific a te em brace* tho fo llo w in g an d to th e fo llo w in g described hostess where they enioyed an described WHERE? property situ ated In S e m i­ lands, o r nny p a rt o r p arcel th e re ­ unusukliy interesting game of nole ro untv. F lo rid a, to -w lt: L o t of, situ a te , ly in g an d being In the 3, Block 9, T ier D, S anford. T hu bridge. land being ussersed nt th e d a lo C ounty o f Sem inole and S tate of Tbs spacious home was a bower osaid f th e Issuance of such c e rtlfle n tu F lo rid a, m o re fp a rtlc u la rly described of flowers, in the long living room In th e nnm r or Unknown. U nless ns follow s, to -w lt; B e g in n in g U S',.31 feet Went of ce rtifica te sh all he redeem ed sweet peas and ageratum were said rd in g to law- tux deed w ill ls- th e S o u th ea st c o rn e r of Onvernlavishly used, while in' the dining acco su* th ereo n on th e 21st ilny o f m ont I.nt One. In Section 30. T ow n­ room and reception hail rones and M arch. A. ll. 1321, sh ip 19. S o u th of R ange 31 East. C ounty, F lo rid a; run W itn ess my official sig n a tu re an d Hemluuln caitndula#were used to advantage. seal th is the tl t h day of F e b ru a ry , N o rth 1130 feet m orn or less, to the The tally cards were in keeping A. U.. 1931. w a te rs o f lo ik e M onroe nt low w a­ OSCOPORATEDt with the decortaions. (SE A L ) T-:. A. DOUGLASS. t e r m a rk ; th en ce W est 37 feet along C lerk C ircuit C ourt th e sh o re of said la k e ut low w ate r The afternoon passed all too Seminole County, F lo rid a . innrk to th e e a ste rly line of th e OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH quickly and when scores were By A. M. W eeks, D .C. Moses E. Levy C ra m <nlso know n counted the prize for top score, a Feb-12-J9-S4-t-tc n s Ihe Sun f o n t C ru m ): t h e n c e pair o f' polychromlo b o o k ends, South 25 d e g r e e s W est alo n g tho were won by Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, Nolle* of A pplleatloa fo r T ax Deed Raster!)- line of said B ran t to th e e r Seetlnn 3T3 of th e G en eral S o u th w est c o rn e r of said G overn­ second prize, silk lingerie, went to IU'aludlates of th e S tale of F lo rid a . en t I-ot CJno; tlien ce Hast USD feet Mrs- W. J. Thigpen. The consola­ N otice Is hereby given th a t O v er, m to b eg in n in g , c o n ta in in g 13 acres, tion "rite, a book of Edgar Guest's s tr e e t in v estm en t •Company, p u r ­ m nre o r less. THEY WILL PAY YOU 6 PER CENT. a se r of Tax C ertifica te No, H2*, It a p p e a rin g from tile sw orn MB poems waa won by Mrs. F. F. Dut­ dc hated th e , 1st day o f June, A. I). o f co m p lain t tiled In th is cause ton. The honorees, Mesdatncs 189(1, h as filed said ce rtific a te in m y n g a ln st you .th a t you nml each of Bentley and McPherson were pre­ office, uml has m ade application fo iu r you h av e o r rln lm to hsvo some -Phorte 281ta x deed to Issue In acco acco rd rd an an ce ce j In te re st In an d to th e lands herein* sented with silk hose. w ith law . Said ce rtific a te em b races i nhuvn describ ed , an d th a t your P. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. G. EL MfGitLL, tfaitafct* Mrs. Lewis’s guests were Mrs. tlie follow ing described pro places of resid en ce a re unknow n, F. A. McPherson, Mrs. Tom Bent­ situ a te d In Seminole, County, T h erefo re, you R o b ert lla rn h art. ley, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs- R, A; Newman, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, Mrs. eGorge DeCotten, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. Harry Bodwell, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen- Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. Roy Symmes, Mrs- F. E. Roumillat, Sirs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. S. E. Bar­ rett- Mrs, Frank F. Dutton, Mrs. Hartdegen of Newark, N. J., Mrs. A- J. Richardson, Mrs. W. T. Lang­ ley, Mrs. L. P. McCulier, Mrs. Terhune of Ne wYork, Mrs. E. M. Galloway,. Miss Katherine Wilkey, and Mrs. E. F. Houshotder. E made • canvass of many worked out to exactness for supreag Now for years its name and fame who bought rivals of Studeservice in its place. have been committed to like attain­ LOVEI.V BRIDGE PARTY bakers. We said, “Tell us ments in fine motor, cart. We employ 1,200 inspectors SO why you liked your car the better." On Friday afternoon. Mrs. Wal­ make 30,000 inspections of the mat** I f you only knew ter S. Coleman, and Mrs. Mary The majority said, "We did not rial and workmanship in each Stud#* Hommel were the gracious host­ •ven look at the Studebaker.’’ Most baker car — before it leave* tha There is no room here for details esses, when they entertained at <ol them bought new models of (be factory. and comparisons. You will find them bridge at their home on Oak Ave­ TKTgoonomy BMKINQ pm w aat car they owned before. nue. Consider how Studebaker has d all in Studebaker showrooms. But • * • The rooms wore suggestive of ways led in the building of hlg6» let u i cite some significant facts. spring with their dccortiona of grade cars. We were first to um com Yet Studebaker is a leader in the That lack of vibration, so conspicu­ lovely jonquils effectively arrang­ tires as standard equipment. W * fine-car field today. Studebaker ous in Studebakers, costs us $600,000 ed in baskets and bowls. Scores were the first quantity manufacturer* most satisfactory hoilds more quality cars than any were kept on tallies hand-painted yearly in extra machining of crank in jonquils, and on the tables were to build bodies of the highest gradd. other plant in the world. shafts. because o f the miniature baskets in the form of Studebaker is the Sensation of mod­ If you want beauty,fin* upholstery, That m atcl^ ss strength in vital Jonquils, filled with salted nuts und em Motordom. Ita amaz­ unfailing results rich fin ish and eq u ip ­ candies which were enjoyed dur­ ing growth signifies a m en t, con sid er that ing the game. that are always The afternoon quickly new situation in this field. Studebaker has had mors with the spirited g a n N ^ f bridge, experience in fine cosdi Last year, 145,167 fineo b tain ed when scores were counted, the building than any other car buyers paid $201,000,prize for high score, was award­ where it motor car maker. 000 for Studebaker cars. ed Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Low score prize went to Mrs. F- J. Gonzalez, Nearly three times as is used. Studebaker builds more fine cats than any Our fitace no]accident while the cut prize fell to the lot many as in 1920. of Mrs. James G. Sharon. other plant in the world. T he p e d e sta l place Is it fair to yourself—, Following the awarding pf the which Studebaker holds or fair to ue—not to learn S rizes the hostesses- assisted by L ast year 145,167 wise motor car buyers in the fine-car field is not Irs. W. T. Wheeler and Mrs. H. th e rea so n s fo i& h is paid $201,000,000 for Studebakers. the result of accident. It R. Stevens, served a delicious trend? course with mousse and coffee. comes from principles aa T he demand has almost trebled in the past On each plate was a jonquil to' be old as this busines^-th* Facts to consider used as favors. three years. Studebaker now holds a leading ceaseless and determined Those enjoying the cordial hos­ Studebaker assets are ambition to excel. pitality of these two charming place in the high-grade field. $90,000,000 — all staked hostesses were Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Learn the result of on satisfying, better than Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. W* J. O ur m odem plants and their equipment these efforts. Compart Thigpen, Miss Katherine Wilkey, others, buyers of highdetail by detail, part by cost $50,000,000. All to give you the maxi­ Mrs. Harry Bodwell, Mrs. E. D. grade cars. part, with any car y w Ely, Mrs. R. A. Newman., Mrs. A. m um value at the minimum of cost. •, Over 23,000 men have wish. When you foot tbe P. Connelly, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. J. D Woodruff, Mrs. F. J. their future at stake on advantages, you will find I t is folly to buy a car in this class without Gonzalez, Mrs. C. E. Henry- Mrs. g iv in g you maximum 'that they number scores. knowing w hat we give. W. T. Langley, Mrs. James G. values. * * * Sharon, and Mrs. W. S, Jordon. T h ese are fa cts you $50,000,000 in modern Mrs. J. H. Wilson of Detroit, should know. They ard plants and equipment, S a le s 2% Mich., is pleasantly located at the inducing 150,000 per of which $32,600,000 has tim e s a s Montezuma for a brief stay. year to choose Studebaker can. b een .added during th e/p ast five parts comes from the costliest steels. rriirch as that Some sell at $1,045. Some meat years. , For some we add 15% to the quoted Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Cash’ of e f a n y other Jacksonville were among the vis­ with every requirement in size and price to get exactness in them. i $10,000,000 in body*plants to give itors in the city on Monday. bran d power and luxury. But the chassia ou superlative beauty. To give that That Chase Mohair, used in our are all alike, save in size. The saeM tial touch for which Studebakers John I,eonaAH and mother.* Mrs. closed cars, is made from the soft steels,jh e same standards through­ Mary Leonardi motored to Orlan­ have been famous, for decades, fleece of Angora goats. Cotton or out. Every important Studebaker do Tuesday where the former went ordinary wool, or a combination of i 125 experts who devote their whole on business. THE WORLDS GREATEST part represents the best we kifow. both, could reduce our price $100 to time to Studying betterments. Who -4jrrv<9 P O W D F .n * • a Sirs. Eridor Ciirlett of Geneva $150 per car, but it would sacrifice ■take 500,000 tests pet1year to main­ spent the day here Tuesday attend­ People have learned these fact*—» tain our supremacy. Studebaker quality. ing to business nml calling on hundreds of thousands of them. Tha * * ff Note the bumper*, the steel trunk, friends.' demand for Studebakers hat almost the extra cord tires, the motometer, “Twelve Old Maids” Consider Studebaker history. For trebled in three years. It has become Mr. and Mrs. Bryan- Sturman of the courtesy light on some models. $2 years this concern has stood for overwhelming, even fop-our facilities Atlanta, announce- the birth of a Figure what they would cost as exAT GENEVA HALL high principles and policies. daughter on Thursday, Feb. 28. Investigate the reasons. You will tras. Mrs. Sturman will be remembered For two generations, against all find them by the scores. Than, if Thursday, March 7, 8 P. M. The infinite care here as MU& Huth McDaniel. Itie world, it h41d first place in horseyou choose a rival car, we shall hav* Admission: Adults 50, children 25c. W e use 35 formulas for steel, each nothing more to say. drawn vehicles. ST. LOUIS—Ifi degrees clear. 2 Calif, arrived. 3 Fla. arrived, l i Chicken I'eriau Supper cars on track. Supplies liberal, :13c plate. demand and trading moderate, S P E C I A L S I X B I G L I G H T S I X S I X 1 market steady. Florida, Ill-inch Benefit Club Building Fund. crates Golden Self-blanchijig in 5-Pais. 119* W .B . 50H.f>. 7-Pass. 126* W .B . 6 0 H .P . 5-Paw . 112 * W .B . 40 H. P. 1 the rough. 3-Cs 2.25-2.50, 8sf 2.00Tourin* - $1045.00 T o u r i n g ................................... $1425.00 Touring $1750.00 2.25. . ! , - 1025.00 Roadater (3-Paw .) Speedster (5-Pass.) R oadster (2-Pass.) 1400.00 - 1835.00 - 1195.00 Coupe-Roadster (2-Paw .)Coupe (5-Pass.) Coupe (5-Pass.) 1895100 - 249100 - 1395.00 Coupe (S-Paaa.) Vtff&ttiizinr CHEAP YOUR Sanford Loan & Savings Company Long and long ago that was; Broken, swept away Both those tiny figurines; Love, too, might not stay. Love, too, broke, a brittle thing, ,But none dream, today* • Ho# I picked up every piece, Locked them safe awaySo, now Winter days are here, Cold and gtay with gloom, ‘ All those! pieces I bring out, Spread them round the room. Gay they glitter, like the bright beads For some royal dress, . Till my sober, lonely room Burns with lovelinesa. —Elizabeth Newport Hepburn. G. A; de Haven of Ames, Iowa* arrived in the city Monday for an extended stay ana is registered at the Montezuma. Hr. and Mrs- A. E. Stanley of Tampa spent the week-end here at the Montezuma en route, to points - a *- * *• t John Melsch was operated up­ on Tuesday morning for append appendi­ citis at the Fernald-Laughton hos­ pital. F. Howard Morrison of Virginia is the guest of his sister, Miss Brtnda Morrison at her home on Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. V. M. Doar of Summer­ ville, S. C., is the guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas a t her home on Park Avenue. H. Heyenge and family of Delmar, N. J., who have been touring the state are in the city for a few days and arc stopping at the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Bruner of Cedar Rapids, Mich., were among the arrivals in Sanford Monday and are stopping at the Monte­ zuma. * Mm. B. F. Hutchins and two small daughters, Naomi and Winifred of Fort Meade are visiting her pa­ rents, Mr. and'Mrs. J. L. WalkerSr. Mr. and Mrs. N- C. Beckett and baby, Mildred, and Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Mack and two children of Windemere spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L Walker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Heckman, Mr. and Mn. Camper and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bayford were a party from Ocean City, N. J., who are tour­ ing the state, and arrived in San­ ford Monday for a brief stayMrs. E. W. Krendel and two chil­ dren of Topeka- Kansas, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. E. J. Taylor at her home on Silver Lake. Mrs. Krendel will be re­ membered here as Miss Bobbie BurnsMrs. Harry B. Lewis and guests, Mrs. Tom.Bentley of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. F. A. McPherson of High­ land, Iowa, motored to Orlando, Tuesday, where they spent the day most pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. W. J- McBride and guests, E. Brown of Hamlet, N. C.- spent the week-end in Ocala the guests of the former’s brother, Cnas. McBride and famdy. They also enjoyed a motor Gip to the West Coast while away. SANFORD LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY Miss Aiico Palfreyman, of Phil­ adelphia, born 20 years ago, has celebrated but five birthdays. She arrived on this earth on Feb. 29, 1904. So she's really five years old! Photo rHows her dressed ns a five-year-old child, the way she dressed for a birthday party. GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY GIVES TEA Delightfully in every way waa thesilver tea given Monday after­ noon by the Senior Girls Friendly Society, at the home of Mrs. J. N. Robson' on Park Avenue. The lower floor was opened en auite and beautifully decorated with a profusion of sweet peas and othbr cut Gowers in the tones oi pink. Centering the prettily ap­ pointed tea table was a silver bas­ ket of sweet peas and asparagus ferns. At either side were silver cnndlebraa holding pink tapers. Crystal compotes and nappies fill­ ed wjth sqjted; nuts,- candles and ininta were placed at intervals! Refreshments of tea- sandwiches, mints, candy and salted nuts were served by Misses Tlllye Benjamin, Anna Knnner, Dorothy Mere, Vel­ ma Shipp, Grace Gillon, and Carol Stone. Receiving the guests upon ar­ rival was Mrs. J. N. Robson. The girls were assisted in entertaining their guests by their branch pres­ ident- Mrs. John Leonard!. Music was furnished throughout the afternoon by Miss Pearl Rob­ son and other members of the G. F. S. The affair proved most en­ joyable and n neat sum realized. ST. AGNES GUILD The regular Inonthly business meeting of the St. Agnes Guild was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs- J. N. Robson on Park Avenue. During the business session re­ ports were read from various com­ mittees. Mrs. George McRory turned in twenty-six dollars as a gift from the Leesburg Guild, to the biuiding found. Each member is asked to make money or solicit same toward this fund. As is customary during Lent the members of the Guild will make the spring wardrobe for the girl a t St. Mary’s School which they clothe. The next meeting of the Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. George McRory on Palmetto Ave­ nue. Members present Monday were Mrs. Chris Matthews. Mrs. Wil­ bur McKee, Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. Clifford Peabody, Mrs. E. L. Marshall- Mis. Torrence, Sirs Raymond Key, Mrs. Clarke Leonnrdy, Mrs. John Leonardi, Mrs. George McRory, Mrs. J. J. G. Tay­ lor, and Mrs. J. N. Robson. PIPE ORGAN CLUB The members of the Pipe Organ club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom Moore on West Third Street. Quite a bit of business was transacted during the business session. It was decided to sell Easter eggs at the Easter bazaar. A number of plans were made for the month’s work. Following the business, a social hour was enjoyed the hostess serv­ ing a salad course with cuke and coffee as refreshments The next meeting will be held with .Mrs. W. E. Scuggan on Park Avenue. About twenty-five members at­ tended Monday’s meeting. Miss Brenda Morrison left Tues­ day afternoon for Shenadouh Val­ ley, Va., where she will spend Mips Catherine Takach is con­ aevcral months with relatives. She was accompanied by her brother, fined to her home at Twelfth F. Howard Morrison, who has been Street and Magnolia on account of illness. her guest for the past week. D on’t Pay $1,000 or More for a car, without knowing what the leader 1 offers in the fine-car field W CALUMET Has proven See the Studebakers { Sedan Spring Suits— :For Easter It's a m ig h ty fine th in g to Iik able to offer In th ese s u its such w o n d e rfu l ALL. WOOL M a te ria ls fo r only *25. B eautiful design*—rich co loring— 300 iiu tte rn a to chooss from . E v ery g a rm e n t tailo red u> your individual m e asu re In a v e r y .c a r e fu l m anner. K eteet any s ty le th a t su its your fancy. MVU g o th e lim it Ur [ilcuse you. V .. .. - - - - - 1485.00 S e d a n .................................... 1985.00 Sedan - - ’• 3 • I in-- x\ ! 205.00 (All Plica /. O. b. factory. Terms to meet your convenience) SAN JUAN GARAGE 301 West First Street Ur tween Fulnirt'tit and San Totil Ave. 305 East 3««Kf IlM ( - . T he W o r ld s Largest Producer of Q uality \ 'Ml A u tom ob iles -» . _________ �Sons Form er Biff Leaguers Are I n C ollege To P lay D ays o f R eal Sport! • NEW YORK, Mnr. 4— Accordlu r to Broadway gossip, Luis •Angel Firpo, hnving had n great dhtry on the memorable night a! Sept. 14, will never again mingle filth Jack Dempsey within the con­ fines of an 18-foot ring. The noble senor, it is said, is nrrnnging n list pf exhibition dates and will trade on his last showing with the cham­ pion in nn effort to clean up while the cleaning is all to the vacuum. _He will do business with Jack Renault and other heavy-weights during the coming summer rnonfhi but .will avoid Dempsey, according (o'local gossip. Meantime, it is said that the trick will be to squawk loud and plnintively for n return engagement with the champion. After hnving finished with ReJ iault, Firpo’a idea is said to bo to nvndc St. Paul and meet Fulton. After attending to this trifling m atter for which they hnve select­ ed. Memorial Day, Luis will step oyer to Cleveland with the laudable idea of knocking over Floyd John­ son. v Tho next stop, according to the ambitious schedule, is St. Lnui<, where Tom Cowler will be resur­ rected long enough for Luis to col­ lect from the b ox office. After that, Kalamazoo, Mich., the home of of­ fice furniture and Homer Smith. Homer will be nccommodnted on July 24. The Inst and best nttrne( ion will be staged in Philadelphia rith George Godfrey, a negro heavyweight with the co-attrac­ tion. {Florida Students To ! TakeUpHorseShoe Pitching Pastime • UNIVERSITY OH FLORIDA, 'Mar. 4.—Horse shoe pitching, 'chess and checkers, sports of olden times, arc rapidly coming in fnAror a t the University of Florida. .The metallic dang of horse shoe.-., the tap-tap of moving checkermen echo daily on the enmpus nnd 'In Y. M. C, A. halls, with more and Imore volume- Tournaments to de­ cide the chnmpions of these three sports nre now being contemplated and soon will be in progress though 'no definite dnte has yet been de­ cided. Dr. R. G. Manchester, director of minor sports- has appointed u manager for the matches, and compensations for the winners •have been ordered. The three win­ ders of each tournament will re­ ceive medals—first, gold; second, bronze; third, silver. A call for entrants is now in effect. Mah-jong even hns gone into !dlscard before the checker on'tlaught. Daily on the porches of the houses off the campus students engage in checker bouts while in front of the commons is a horre shoe pitching course always in ,u*e. In the Yj M. C. A. building chess nnd checkers prevail. The tournaments will witness experienced artists in all three Jtfncs in all probability. tween the two institutions ironed out. The two chairmen of athletics met at a local hotel Saturday a f t­ ernoon and drew up the official a n ­ nouncement in only n few minutes. Tech und Georgia had been in­ tense rivals In sport foT years, and their contests in all sports a ttract­ ed the greatest crowds of the year, and the most colorful. Athletic re­ lations were severed in the spring of 1219 after a baseball scries in Athens in which Tech took excep­ tion to demonstrations of Georgia students in celebrating the victory of the Red und Black in the basebull series. Clean Sportsmanship They have met twice since in basketball, because of the draw in the .Southern tournc, nnd have entered track and tennis meets to ­ gether. But other than that, there have been no athletic relations of any kind existing between the two. The two hn.skcthnll games, both of which were jdnyed at the Audi­ torium, were remurkubly clean and were noted for the sportsmanship of the student bodies of both schools. Ever since the break in 1919 there have been efforts to bring These nre the days of rcnl sport! Up in Amoskeng, near Manches­ the two together,.and while severui times meetings were held, nothing ter, N. IL, a brave crowd, culling themselves '‘super-brownies,” diva definite was ever accomplished. and swim regardless of temperature. Joe McBride, 21 (inset), dived The resumption of athletics re la ­ tions is one of tho most important from the top of n mnple tree 108 feet into nn ice hole. sporting announcements ever made in the South. Both Tech and Geor­ gia are leaders in every branch of sport, and were active in the fo r­ mation of the Southern Conference. There has been a constantly growing demand for the two to play again. Officials of both schools havo agreed that it is prncticully impos­ Authorities From Both Schools sible for them to meet in football Sign Agreement Which Ac­ next year because o f schedules knowledges All Differences which ure now arranged. Tech is Have Been Settled tied up with contracts which may prevent the scheduling of n game in football for two years. However, there is strong possi­ bility of games in other sports at a very early date. Billy Sunday Likes Champ Jack Dempsey Mrs. Huffman Visits Tallahassee College FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. Mar. 3.—}!i,s B, Huffman, grand president of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity, has just spent a few days on the Campus here as the guest of Al­ pha Theta which has petitioned the national fraternity fo ra charter grant. Mrs. Huffman expressed herself as favorably impressed With the college as to students, faculty, buildings and campus and expressed the desire that her fra­ ternity establish a chapter hero. YOU WILL SAVE REAL MONEY By reading the Spec­ ial Offerings on the grocery page of The Herald today. Sanford’s leading merchants are offer­ ing low prices and good service. Your Sunday dinner will be n success and will cost you less if you buy from adver­ tisers on the Grocery Page. Herald readers get the benefit of the best th at the market affords—and save money at the same time. EV ER TTR U E— .Tank posits will bT * good faith bid la . S S S u d ^ 1 , . Th® S*\y Commlaaton ' the right to refect anv if?1' j other or to change the gSfntltlS18* those In the specification! ,r* tank on best interest of the Clti ? f! Bidder. By W . T w u S S J o k j P J ^ Engineer, 1Un*W e, made 427 King St., mission, Jacksonville, Fla ich bid. 2-12-12.26-3-4-8 five per |THi5 h/ h o u s D i n g u s in MOTION IT 3 P E R T F rf la the Phone Number WE M OVED HAVE F IR S T S T . TO C O M E IN A N D S E E US. Dayton and Nationa 1 Motorbike Bicycles W e S e l l B i c y c l e s o n I n s t a l lm e n t s . T H E SPORTS JMAN Designer o f Cities Is Guest in Tallahassee TALLAHASEE, Mar. 4 —John Nolen, of Cambridge, Mass., n de­ signer and planner of cities, will be the guest of the Tallahassee chamber of commerce on Mar. 4. On the following day he will visit St. George’s Bound. Franklin county, relative to resort possi­ bilities in that territory. Another cabinet member is re­ signed to his fate. PR O PO SA L FOR WATERWORKS PLANT SANFORD, FLA. Sealed, proposals will" be re- celved by the City of San­ ford, Florida, by nnd through its City Commission at the office of the City Commission, Palmetto Avenue, until two-thirty b’clock P. M„ Monday, March 10th, 1924, for Equipment nnd Construction of a Waterworks Plant ns follows: Approximately 20 miles of wa- SAVE' - " T HE T R O U B L E OF ’ COFFEE M A K I N G - l / S T D ( V t/ ( <Jt I J S A N F O R D 1CYCLE CO. . DID YOU HEAR THE MUSIC?" Did You See The Band Wagon Towing' the Big Car with a PENNSYLVANIA TON TESTED TUBE for a Line? j That shows the quality of he Pennsylvania tubes and that name quality is in every tube and tire made by the Pennsylvania Rubber Co. \ They cost’ no more than ordinary tires and tubes. Get yours this week while the sale is on. 1 IT IS MADE J U S T DI SSOLVE A N D D R I N K IT. A G R E A T C O N V E N IE N C E AND O H . S O C O O D ! STORE f. 105 P a lm e tto ;P. RINES A v t ?.-------- and -------- 1 1 1 3 S a n fo rd Those Bygone Days fW a ssa © ¥<0ffiJKT us.ie.f uts Btol owur.ina ACAIN The New Firm Name will be toiisarf BUIESq m e k c a u im e ms VtlFE Poo a. £& & % Mr. MacNeill has representative of c Companies in the adjustment. We will keep -in Requirements of requirements with Arc. P H O N E 461-J P H O N E 4 8 1 -J CHARLOTTE, N. C., Mar. -I.— Rev. William A. (“Billy") Sunday, the noted evangelist, admits he’s an admirer of Jack Dempsey. The bull player-preacher is con­ ducting a revival here nnd the coming of the world’s heavyweight champion cut severely into his ntt ruction for one night. Asked for his opinion of Dcinp..uy, Billy said: “I find no fault wi.u Jack Demp­ sey. In fact, I kindn like Jack und I have enough sporting blood in my veins not to want to see anybody lick him, especially uome foreign mutt." University Protected ►From All Fire Hazards • UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Mar. 3.—With the installation of additional water mains and nn ad­ vantageous location of fire plugs in extension of the original sys­ tem completed, the University now has adequate protection from fire for all buildings on the cam­ pus anil for those soon to be erect­ ed. This improvement has been needed for some time, and adds greatly to the security of the Uni­ versity. The system now places a fire-plug within easy reach of everybuilding. Additional mains laid total approximately 9(H) feet, and it is anticipated the ore-sent sys­ tem will suffice for many years. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mnr. 4. —When Ed Walsh, Jr., now in St. Johns Preparatory School in Danvers, Mass., goes to Notre Danic College next fall as pitcher, football and basket­ ball star, he will meet a young­ ster from Portland, Ore., named Sullivan, Jr., who is a catcher. It is possible that they will bn the Notre Dnmo battery for three or four years. Walsh’s father was pitcher and Sullivnn’s was catcher for the White Sox and they were the biggest factor in bringing the American I.engue pennant and the world series champion­ ship to Chicago in 1200. one dollar, plana ,------of ow a rPwr i f f V ** By CONDO been a special Fire Insurance expert on rate ] �v Y- rV‘ ; •"'A *. . ffW5r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1S24. PHONE 148 YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION SAVE DELAYS AND IN rn N V ttK iF tu rea BY TELEPHONING YOUR W ANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD FO R SALE Sanford Dally Herald FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES A N D W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS W ANT-AD BATES REPAIRS REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS T*G1£ SX1JE— DeSoto paints and To B uy R ig h t BUILDING MATERIAL MlRAdtE Concrete Co, _ -ram* ‘ vanrtafiea a t Snntord Novelty to l l SALE— At Coronado Beach nn eight room furnished house New and Used cement work, ildewlako, PUBLIC stenographer. Phono Works, sole a g e n t s . ____154-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler ROADSTERS ' »**• «*>» ** r*ing blocks. Irrigation boson. J. 3-10. 107 Park Ave. BUNCII GRAPES, tree blueberries In Real Estate, LOCATION is second r r t j * * trmmt M trcis* mU * n |. Avo., good income property. Mrs. TOURINGS Terwllleger, Prop.___ I r e t s r a n t Im m ediately for and blackberries—all varieties D. A.JUiy, 217_E. 3rd S t- _ COUPES W M Rl only in importance to price, and often is ROOM nnd hoard, $8.00. 402 First Lumber and Building suitable for home and commercial SEDANS f Tim e------------------- I Dr a line St. Carter Lumbar planting. Largest nurseries. Vig,}^ord^HeUrhts*3'F^F 'j0010* Sun‘ TON TRUCKS the controlling factor in the sale o f a 9 W m M —;—. .. ---- ...---- Re a lia r N._ Laurel S t_ Phone ___ _ WANTED—Plain sewing. 717 W. orous, well rooted plants In.um . J " " ‘ U ."0— , , . . -----Insure Cash or terms. L T l!P * * --------------------- Or » Unr First St. Phone 368-W. good early profits. For full in- FOR SALE—Lot on Oak Ave., Id T I b m ------- ----- ... 4r a lln r HILL LUMBER CO. Honan piece of property. We Sell or trade. Blaek F a c e Typp double above I formation and illustrated catalog $050.00. E. F. Lane._ Madam Harriet, Service, Quality and EDWARD HIGGINS, H ates. •No. 3, write Southern Adapted FOR SALE—Lot on Myrtle Ave. Beauty Parlor. Phone 135. Authorized Ford Dealer Tha r r d u e r d d a le s a re for con- 1Nurseries. Bartow, Fla. Decide carefully the u se to which you Price $1100.00. E. F. Lane Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Sanford.___ ■ ecu tlv e .lr s . rlli.na. Park Ave. Phone 245. Six w o rd a of a v e ra g s length . CITRUS trees—I have Valencia, FOR SALE— Lot on Park Ave,! wish to put the property, and also con­ S tu d d l a r e c o u n te d a line. Price >1,000.00, E, F, l ^ no. | ■ Tangerine, Sotauma, Jaffa- I,u WANTED—Room In private home, IN V ESTIG A TE^™ _U9En CAB1T g J |j j J |a g g ^ e M inim um ch a rg e lo c for first sider its possibilities in th e future. ,Jim Gong and Grapefruit buds on close in. Call Mr. Murphy, care FOR SALE—Celery farm on First In se rtio n . Dodge Touring In Northern Cone Southern Utilities. -™u£, ■J™*. per cent discount. All a d v e r tis in g la restricted to St., close in. Real bargain. E. Chnndlcr Touring Whether searching fo r business or resi­ 1B. T. Tiller, Pnolu, o ro p e r classificatio n . • -------.-'I' F. Lane.___________ Ford Scdnn If a n e r r o r Is m a d s The S an ­ FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs FOR SALE—Moat desirable jot FLORIDA STATE COLLEOH'1 Hudson Touring dential locations, the man who consist­ ford H e ra ld will tie responsible MISCELLANEOUS Scripps-Booth Touring for o n ly one In co rrect Insrrilon, m. for 8ottinB. 15 eggs for 11.00. In Rose Court. E. F. Lane. FOR WOMEN, Mar. 4.—Mr*. FOR RENT—Dining room, a good ently reads the offerings on The Herald tho a d v e r tis e r, fo r subsniucnt Oakland Touring Mrs. Ellsworth, Ueardall Avenue, FOR RENT—Modern house, close Knthryn Rrcce of Tnllahaaseo In sertion*. T he o ffice should be proposition for man and wife, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS .Miss Minnie Sanford. J ’hono 3303. 83-tfp Nobles of Peniacoln* in. Inquire 200 E. 5th St. Phone n o tified Im m ediately In case of Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as who can cook. Apply Lincoln; error. former students in the School :hoo! df SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 309-W. ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ House. t o A n v E itT is m s . Music, Florida State College, itfofVi eveiy day real bargains find their way First Street. Next door to Smith P o ir B I T T —5 room house with paired. Hupmobiles a specialty. A H e r a ld re p re se n ta tiv e th o ramong the artists who appenvni Brothers. Wo sell, tradu, and rehath and garage. Nice location, —Miami—Construction of stabling Work guaranteed. Comer Oak and in the winter season of concert* a ouRltly fa m ilia r w ith rales, Mil'** into these columns. pair all kinds of cook stoves. If 3rd. Phone 440. $30.00 per month. ami e la a sin c a tlo n , w ill plvo you accommodations on new $500,000 nt Middletown, Ohio. Both of y9 your trouble i3 stove trouble, see co m p lete Inform al Ion. And If WILL sell my new Ford touring these young women are dolflf -31 racing plant under way. us. . you w ish , th ey w ill a s sist you In FOR RENT—12 room flat, cen­ car, self starter, speedometer, w o rd in g y o u r w a n t Ad to m ake repertoire work and teaching nt FOR SALE— Piano, in good eomli- trally located, $00.00 . extra tire,* $100.00 ensh, balance the It m ore effective. Cincinnati Conservatory of ..Li?0- Cheap-, for cash. Price It monthly payments of $31.00. Call Music. They were highly pralaed IM P O R T *A T XOTICH. Slia.OO, Phono 323-L-2._______ F OR RENT—3 room house new, Daily Fashion H int Snnford Sign Shop.____________ by the Middletown newspaper*. -• A d v e rtis e rs sh o u ld give th e ir $10.00 per month. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and s tre e t o r postoffico uddross as POLITICAL well n s th e ir phono number If repairing. Call H. S. Pond, 1 desire to announce to the citi­ HOUSES FOR RENT FOR SALE—One bungalow close ANNOUNCEMENTS zens of Seminole County that 1 am they d o a lre results. A b out one phone 225 or Peoples Hank. rea d er o u t of a th ousand h a s n in, 0 rooms and bath, modern in a candidate for tho nomination to 179-tfc telep h o n e, and th e o th ers can't P o ll RENT—Garage, corner 11th -<1 - -*.11! every respect, $0,500. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF be Prosecuting Attorney for the co m m u n tento w ith y o u unless FOR SALE—Tomato plants, $1.50 Schneider. nnd Elm Ave. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION they k n o w .y o u r address. County Court of Seminole County, per thousand. Address J. W. FOR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. FOR RENT—5 room cottage with All d ls e n a lla s a n e e MUST he subject to the action of the Demo­ I hereby announce my candidacy Corley, Cameron AveClose in, $1,000.00. m ade In person nt The San­ bath, lights, water. W. J. Thig­ cratic Primary, June 3rd, 1924. I fur re-election to the office of fo rd H e r a ld office or h r i n ­ FOR SALE — Breakfast tablepen.__________________________ will bo grateful for your vote and fer. T elephone d lsro a tla ^h,nJ ” !.„lib.r“ ry .‘“j’j L 'an d , some FOR SAJ-E—One eight room house u S ttK J u o n ^ ^ the nomination. FOR RENT—Modern house, close nneea nee not v alid . feather pillows, Address 100 Myrin. Inquire 209 E. 6th St. Phono You can And the name of every »>'• A •ubject to the ( S nrlnuS C o u rte o u s, P rom pt, E fficient E RN KSTF .' “ HOUSEHOLDER'. tie Ave. ----- Cunic to nnd u,. g hc|j „„ j„ „ , j„ |, ,M 4. Service. 399-W . _______________ ■ I wish to announce that I am n FOR RENT—Modern bungalow, lire Builnesa Man In Sanferi m APARTMENTS 2V4 ACRES, nil cleared nnd fcnc-|------------------ Tl ^YYTON. ,candidate for Clerk of the Circuit 5 rooms, bath, sleeping porch. thia Column each day. KL- ] cd. Two miles out near Orlnn-:FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONER Court of Seminole Co., subject to FOR RENT *30.00 per month. I* A. Rennud, H ELP WANTED _____ ____________________ _ do road. Two bouses, garage,! I hereby announce my candidacy | Democratic primary, June third. Snnford Heights. Phono 150-W . ARE YOU—looking for n good j chicken yard, 25 orange trees’ If°r County Commissioner for the. If elected, I promise the faithful I i k 'v i FOR RENT—One four room houre, find---------one list-: $3(100. ’[ Fifth District comprising Chuluo- performance of the duties con-, WILL Mrs. Andrews, that called ,room. , , If you don’t-----garage nnd chicken yard. Ap­ 1tn, Geneva nml Osceola, subject to nccted with that olTice. at 112 I-aurel Ave., please *n thls column, im:ert a small The Marcel Shop ply to Mrs. H. D. Durant, Lake W. L. MORGAN, fiju-ne 413-J. I want ad and you will receive the FOR SALE-Three room house, 'th e action of the Democratic pri-j best listings in the city,_______ ’j mary June 3. Mary-________________________ New, $850.00. Iknmpmilas, Waving. Facials J FOR MEMBER .SCHOOL BOARD Y,’ANTED—Sanford business men Vtanlrurlnc. Vtalst Hay Sculp RAULERSON. ------------ C. , JA.hcrcby lull]ounco n)yai,|f n FOR RENT—One six room house. who are in need of competent FOit IlH.NT~Two nicely furnished canTreatments Call and roe us. We give you! F•OR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT | didate for re-election t„ the Apply to Mrs. E. Horsey. housekeeping rooms, first floor, . help should rend the classified the olfice INIH.I.irn AFAUTMRNTS page of The Herald. There’s no $20.00 month. 312 E. Fifth S t._ tho bargains and service. .Snltr *«». 3 Tel. 31S-W reason for sending out-of-town for FOR RENT—Three furnished MIILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE help when there is probably just housekeeping rooms. Call af­ the person you want in (ho city. ter 5 or before 8 a. m., 501) E. 3rd WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—House Read this column nnd if you don’t St. W. J. Thigpen insular affairs’ committee decided i sec whnt you want a few cents in­ Monday to report a hill providing 1 vested in a want ad will bring you FOR SALE—All kinds of house­ have any leal estate to buy or sell FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING j , FOR SHERIFF. hold furniture; also a four room it will pay you to use The llerald for the Philippine Independence. Has moved to Puleston A many replies. Just try it once. rOR SMART WARDROBES t , . AI • ORNhY. To the Voters of Seminole County: apartment for rent. Inquire 300 classified p a g e ._____ __ _______ Hrumley Illdg. Real Es­ WANTED — Stenographic nnd Sanford Avenue. I wish to announce that I shall j hereby announce mv candidacy FOR SALE—New G-room house- he n candidate for the office of for the ..trice of Sheriff of Semi- fho clivt rrity in t her.'.'' is one of the SECURED RELIEF THROUGH tate and nil kind* of In­ hookkeeping position wnntcd by FOR RENT— I room unfurnished FOLEY PILLS 500 feet from city line on Or­ County Prosecuting Attorney, auh-, „o!e County, subject to the voters b’rming fmturcs 1 f ti e new season's young lady with five years experi­ surance. close in. Apply II. lando mail. Britt Realty Co. .Ion*’3. I’ao’s is fund of using pockets ence. Am now employed but T. apartment, Ject to the endorsement of tho 1 the Democratic Primary to be Pan, 801 F ;iv t Si.___________ John R. Gordon, Danville, 111., f lingerie linen on model* of satin, would like to come to Sanford to Democratic voters nt the June 3rd, held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I j rfpc nnd velvet, as, fi r instance, in writes: "I have suffered with kid­ be with parents who have recent­ FOR RENT—Three desirable bed LOST AND FOUND primary. promise four years of Law En ! he blouse pictured tn the left. Black, ney trouble five years; could not rooms. Apply 619 Oak Ave. GEORGE C. HERRING ly mover here. First elnss refer­ iorcement in a business manner by :rnr, room, cinnamon nr navy woo'd sleep nt night nml was always tir­ Lloyd C. Bebout < ences. Answer Stenoghapher, care FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish­ LOST an opportunity to keep FOR COUNTY JUDGE the help of the proper subordi- 0 a fashionable odor b r this model, ed. I was not strontr nnd hard Traffic Manager Sanford Herald. •’ . ed housekeeping rooms, first abreast with the times by not I hereby announce myself ns a nates or assistants and earnestly aith tin’ tnotil omtaroiderrd in lirigl.t work made my back ache. I got floor. 312 E. 5th St. reading the classified , pnges of candidate for the office of County 1solicit tho support of all law en- lilks. The skirt i« of saiin, laid in some FOLEY PILLS and after a 419 First Nntionnl Bank Bldf.* WANTED _ your dally newspaper Herald Judge of Seminole County, subject forcement voters, on June 3rd Snnford, Florida. ine plaits. Medium si/e rerjiiircn .S1! few treatments I felt better and ~ (want nds contain many interesting to tho Democratic primary, June 3. RAYMOND L. ALLEN WANTED—In or near Sanford, ,arils J 6-inch material for blouse and could work with more ease, be­ Specialising Lons and D am an Pensacola— 17,000 acres of cut- j messages. It will pay you to read 1924 I pledge faithful service, roams for three people for light ikirt. FOR COUNTY JUDGE came stronger nnd could sleep bet­ Freight—Express Claim* -1L Ilia kw■pwig RM*g.i’ lAddvtaw velvet maker, up the second ter." FOLEY PILLS are n diuretic ! c o st OR STRAYED—One small .....* liidt thas o .a rid , hat U S stimulant for the kidneys, mako Stoddord. Gen. Del., Sanford. __ be intmediatory Improved. mpliatic in treatment a* in material, material. them more active. Get a bottlo co FUR CI.ERK OF COURT u,,,,. 1 ’mniiattc red cow. with halter on nnd piece WANTED—Cnrrier boys to deliver tef chain around neck. If found ml I hereby announce my candi- Job,,, nf tho voter. " * n° ..V ' l’an’1ol cinhroi.lery finishes tho Studebaker, Packard, ChcvroUt the Sanford Herald in Winter notify Hopkins Shoo Shop or phone ne dacy for the office of Clerk of the "ratio nrin • rv Inn., d otter edge of the bkm ^ which is held Park, nnd Maitland. See or write J. L. PERKINS !550 and receive reward. Ci Circuit Court, ijcrainole County, 1 in if\’ r: 1 pn*’ t p n v | n at either side with string-tie Udt# of Circulation Manager of Sanford Daily Fashion Hint — Florida, subject to the decision of -----~t'oT>~uTfpi»‘ i ,.n— ---:— a’lf-nutrrinl. rhe skirt 1 4 a two-piece Florid Sales Department Herald. Sanford, Fla._________ _ ^ tho Hm Democratic P rim a ry to r iJ iv ^ 1! W ill* r l uo*ul. IomiiiT *it msM, cclosing at tliu tho left iult*. title. ItIt I1.14 has ur WANTED—Furnished count wPh San Juan Garago the bulb liusint1** is said to be held on June :n<‘ 3rd,\V .T C 1924. 'ij T o th e Volers of Seminole County: »narrow straight lwlt and, if nrefcrrrd, bath. Private homo if possible. good. A lot !b i.-t whnt you plant stand for efficiency and service In f hereby announce myself n can-|Rscrtw! P<x''ic(s may l« added. Mce References exchanged. P. O. Box 74 ! ami wonder whnt you have office. didate for Sheriff of- —....... .Seminole ‘ bum sue rcquiws 4?4 yards -lU-inch .,, 1140, Sanford planted. * ____ VANCE E DOUGLASS, ‘ minty subject to the notion of the ,’civet. First Model: pictorial Review Blouse Tntnpa—$600,000 bonds to he FOR T \ x COLLECTOR Democratic^primary to lie held on WHIDDON & HODGES’ issued for improvements to school I wish to announce that Cards of Sanford's Reputable WANTED—Small wirkcr baby buildings. candidate for rc-electlon to buggy, reasonable price. Cull Professional Men, each, of Tailors, Cleaners and Dyer*’ fice of County Tax Collector Mrs. Mnsey. Phone 323-L-2. whom, in his chosen profession Orlando—Twelve Spanish type Itmik rn |II*-> lv,-( 11fun fur Ill-I‘li»rur Seminole County, nubjec 117 Park Arenu*— Phona 4M the Hcrlld recommends to the (m il t i n i e r n r V i i t l r r T h i - r t - < i n . action of the Demccrutic bungalows to be erected nt cost I n tin- l U s i r t i 't I'n iirt of t h e to bo held in June. Subject, of course, to the nction iizes, 34 to 46 inches host. Price, people. of $100,000. 1 o l te t l Siiites. f u r t h e S o u t h e r n IM:iof the Democratic Printnry to be >5 renI*. Enibruiilcry No. IJMlft. ___ ____JNO. D. J1NK1NS. »•-!**t nf K lu rld a. held June 3rd, I will ho a candidate fransicr, blue or yellow, 35 cents, In t fie M atter of Palmetto— Building construction FOR TAX COLLECTOR .S c . 1 p.iMainH, i t s i i k r t i p t . for this city totaled $150,000 in I beg to announce myself a can­ for the office of County Judge of -kiit No. 9308. Sizes., 21 to 40 inches N n. I I U In I t a n k n i p t c y . Sanford N ovelty 1923. ' * 0 11 Hit* 3rd i l n y <.f M u ro ti. A. t>. didate for tho office of Tax Col­ Seminole County. I shall he grate­ vaist. Price, 30 cents. Fred R. Wilson Id 2!, on r e a d 111 n t h e P e l It P m f o r lector of Seminole County, subject ful for the nomination nnd elec­ I Msi'liiitKe of the a b o v e-tia m ed Works to the decision of tho Democratic tion. nnd if elected I assure tho EASY I t m i k r n i i t . It l»— citizenship of Seminole a fair and ATTORNEY-AT-LAW O l : l U ; m : ! > l ly t h o iV n ir t. t l m t a Primary to he held June 3rd. 192L It . s i r I lilt lie lilid ii|>"M llie s u m . - on SETTLEMENT R. C. MAXWELL • faithful administration of the af­ fairs of the office, lit.. I l l h d a y o f A p r il. A. n . . 1021. I'irst National Hank Bldg., V. C. COLLER, Prop. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I f f o r • th e *nld e o li r l , a t . I t i e k s . m I _____ SCHELLE MAINKS. The problem of filling v f I to. In sa id d i n t r i e l , a t t e n n V I o e k Sanford ----------- Florida I wish in announce that I nnt a General Shop and Mill Work Ui ilte foretuiiin". a n d t h a t n o t lee candidate for re-election to the needs is easily Bottled on FOR SHERIFF t h e r e o f be ti.ildiHli.'d in H anford office of Tax Assessor of jjentithe principle of reciprocity, I hereby announce myself n can­ lle rald . a n e w sp a p e r p r i n t e d In Contractor and Builder s n l i l d l s t r l r t . a n i l t h a t a l l k n o w n nole County, subject to the decis­ didate for rce'icetion to tbe office for what one hns to sell the c r e d i t o r s a n d o i l i e r p e r s o n s t n Inion of the Democratic Primary to of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ other wants to buy. i>17 Commercial Street t . r e . u may a p i i e n r a t t h e Halil t i m e George A. DeCottcs ject te the action of the Demo­ n n d p l n r r a n d s h o w c a u s e . I f a n y be held June 3riJ, 1921. This is the great princi­ Attorney-nt-Law A. VAUGHAN. t h e y have, w h y t h e p r a y e r o f t h e cratic primary to be held on June A 6 room modern ple underlying Herald Want said p e titio n e r should n o t lie Over Seminole County 3. If elected fur another term I FOR SHERIFF. K r u n t cd. . » Ads and it has worked for I hereby announce myself as p pledge to fulfill the duties of the A n d It I* f u r l h e r o r d e r e d b y t h e Hunk years with such great suc­ paid, Sanford,----------__i , by.can d id ate for tne office of Shcri.7 office in the same efficient manner house, paving c. u................. r l , licit t h e c. .l e. r. k. . .s.h.a.l l s e m Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator j cess that this form of ad­ mail, to nil known creditors, copies nf Seminole County, subject to the that 1 have conducted it in the f Mia til p e tl t li m a m ) thI k o r d e r , atl vertising has come to be Works with garage on Oak drcHKc.l to llm n i a t tlu-lr p l a c e s of Democratic primary June, 1921 past, very popular. TILLIS, ' C. M. HAND. ri s l d c n r i . a* " t u l .'i l. \V It in'** Tin- I b u n . r a b l o l l t i y i i o n "It it's Meta! we can wsld It” The needs of one are sup­ M ( ’nil. .Iii'lu-f o f *ald c o u r t , a n d Ave. $5,500, $500.00 Schelle Maines SANFORD, FLORIDA tinse a l tli. r--of. n t . l a c k s i ' i i v i l l c , plied by the needs of another. IN NAVY CIIARMEF.N hi *abl ill s t r l c t . o n t h e 3 r d i l a y of ---------------------------------------------------- 1 I ' i:>2i down, balance $50.00 This process simply is the ' The dri-si that chases dUgonaliy cx- M i l ' l l ’ HitAWIN It IV11,1,1 AMM. C Jerk . LAWYER getting of the buyer and .rcsscs one of tlie latest ideas of Paris (Hi; At.) seller together and Herald Iressmakots. This nnsld in navy blue — Court House STEWART The Florist per month. Want Ads do that to per­ harinvi n Utrimmed vviih fiat silk braid OF PISFlowers For All Occasions fection. Try them and see. I.nd has a deep, notched collar of self* FOR CONSTABLE TRICT NO. 1. .Members Florists Telegraph De­ tutorial. The long, close-fitting sleeves To reach all tho people 1 hereby anntunce that I am a held together at the wrists with livery Association effectively — leave your ,Iire ancy buttons. The side-tie sash may candidate for con-ttahlo of District Elton J Moughton 811 Myrtlu Ave. Phone 260-W Want Ad at The Herald of­ h: of riblwitl or velvet. Medium size No. 1, subject to ‘.he Democratic H. B. Lewis & Co. fice. Phone us to send for ' cnuircs 3*t van I* of 51-inch material ptimaty to Le held June 3rd, 1924. ARCHITECT it or phone it to the Want md 4?i yards of braid. if'nid district licig composed of the Park Ave. First National Hank Bldg. Ad Department. ! pictorial Review Dress No. 1840. following voting precincts: Sanford. Lake Monroe and Paolo, ■itzes, 34 to 50 inches bust. Sanford, ----------Florida PHONE 148 E. K. WALKER. i5 «.cnts. ____ T e rm s : Cash In Advance GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 04, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 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/fe4560fd888ba83444d687652a1068a9.pdf 7c8080a98ab3cfe5befe0fbc06fa4aeb PDF Text Text ■-/* • , A* *J>\ . c f» ry v*i i Oil •U3 ■' v'Sy • H W : ' l: 7 7 /> !» Fair W iiiw ily n l v wHfc MM TtftpCrati t e a ^ i jrcitW&y -.'—J; Lovwt T m b . last a fg fc t------ —v vonri* V. -u . AH0CKTE1VPRESS SU&FORD/FtORIDA, WEDNE8DAT, MARCft 5, 1924. -■uu u jV-' ••»-v V "! vt : ________; _! - — m - - -- ' SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS NUMBER __;_____ if i For Recall of , t knd! or 4Y ean, Resigns -*— • , r * w .- <.■ te a P re ss) ORlANiKV'Mar. r p v s r dent that * only. 300 could vote by *f i-«• Charge Two Members _ Daugherty Walsh,Burns, MeAcjoo Got Pardon Bribes Provide Sensations Faffed To Enforce To be Investigated By New Disclosures PROBE lUBJECTS Besides th e C titrg e A g a in s t C w g n s a r n In clu d in g th e ‘AeggU itkiii o f L iq u o r P i r miTs a i d th e U se by P e r . s o u N ot E n title d to T h em o ! C ertain Im p o rta n t O ffld a l S o rtm m e fa t F ile s. (Rr Tkt 'U w U o l PrtM) -Presi, orderjury in­ vest!' ------ -----------mean E E _______ _ bribes to obuin .paroles ,and paroona for perabfts convicted of crime. Inatructioni have been. given Acting Attorney General Seymour. It v i s announced at the White HeUM, to “pratfed with every diligence In the proaecution of the 'MW-" Not only ehiurgea against two members of congress but evidence lelating to other suggestions of wrongdoing by officials in Wash­ ington as Split will be laid before the federal grand Jury Immediate­ ly. .White House officials said Wednesday all phases of evidence adduced recently by the Chicago grand Jury and not passed on there because of lack of Juriedictlon would be gone Into by the grand Jury here. . Subjects expected to come un­ der the inquiry involve charges that one. or more high officials dfed official information .for the iuspviKo we npcvmesvtvu, um v of speculation: that fpurposes liquor were wrongly wrong pro­ Iquor permits ware cured, cured. through the. use..of money and the official government files were turned ovpr to persons not entitled to j .. . The announcement, given out by C. BaafonTBlemp; sacratary to the President, follows: *fThe President- immediately on noting the newspaper reports Tues­ day morning thiit evidence before the grand jury at Chicago impli­ cated two members of congress, gave immediate Instruction* to Mr. Seymour, acting attorney general, and reiterated th e instructions again last evening to Mr. Seymour that prompt and immediate steps be taken to place the evidence be­ fore a grand jury and that he pro­ ceed wiA every diligence in the prosecution of the cases.” A grand jury la expected to be convened here shortly to go into the charges. Their identity has not been made knowii, even to congressionaj lenders, although it has been established that .they arc members of the house. Why Daugherty Appeared It also was disclosed Tuesday that while in Chicago last week Attorney General Daugherty ap­ peared before the grand jury in­ vestigating veterans' bureau af­ fairs to submit evidence regarding the activities of the two congress members. t Coincident with an announce­ ment Tuesday by the innate vet­ erans’ committee that It would pur­ sue a hands off policy- in the mut­ er, Representative Garrett, the Democratic leader, introduced a rerolution calling for the appoint­ ment of. a house committee to es­ tablish whether the persona men­ tioned in the Chicago jury’s report were members of tho house and whether there was. any ground for the charges against them. The resolution went to the rules committee of which Mr. Garrett is u member. He announced he would press for Action on lt« although he <lid not d?sir« to. pjnbarrass any investigation that infgnt be con­ ducted here by a grand jury., Await Developments Chairman Snell indicated a few days probably would be permitted to elapse before the (resolution was taken up by the committee. Mean­ while developmental he said, prob­ ably would clarify the situation and the committee woula be able to de­ termine what should be done in the circumstances. Garrett’s Statement In a brief statement Usued after he had introduced his resolution, Mr. Garrett said: ' "It is felt that If thoee referred to are members of the house of representatives, it is tho first duty ( f the house to ascertain the facts . ’ (Continue^ on page 8) Anti-Trust Rights (■ r n # Am m Ii I N Press) WASHINGTON, - Mar. 5. Charges of faijure to enforco the antl-trdst laws ,lh connection with ruses transmitted by the federal trado commission probably will be the first produced against At­ torney General Daugherty in the investigation ordered by the sen­ ate. This was indicated Tuesday by members of the special committee after another meeting at which procedure waa discussed and the privileges of Mr. Daugherty’s counsel determined definitely. Sen­ ators adhered to the plan to begin the hearings early next week. At Tuesday’; ’a committee meeting. a letter, drafted by Senator Brook hart. Republican, Iowa, chairman, to Mr. Daugherty's counsel, defin­ ing their part in the inquiry, was approved and forwarded. Replying to specific requests of the attorney general's two legal representatives, Paul Howland of Cleveland, and -jrmer Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, the com­ mittee agreed to permit their ex­ amination of witnesses “subject to contol of the committee,” and also to introduA independent evidence and have aubpoenaes issued for their own witnesses but also sub­ ject to committee approval. An intention to retain complete control of the inquiry's course wai declared emphatically by tho com­ mittee which informed Mr. Dough* city’s counsel that "regarding this as an investigation and not a trial,” it "will proceed in a summary man­ ner rather than according to the technical rules of ovidence." Counsel for the attorney general were also informed that the re­ quest for notice ol specific charges could not be granted, these being slated generally in the resolution of Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, moving spirit of the in­ vestigation, and not subject now to simplification: mission e federal trade commission cases, about 50 in nil, figured prominently in the impeachment case against Mr. Daugherty in the house a year ago. Only a few days ago, in response to resolutions by Senators King, Democrat, Utah, and Norris, Republican, Nebraska, reports regarding department of justice action on them were trans­ mitted to the. senate. Much of the material, however, has been with­ held from publication as confi­ dential involving pending prosecu­ tions. Wheeler Sifting Papers Papers in the trade commission cases and others relating to com­ plaints received by senators ngainsl tho attorney general are being sift­ ed by Senator Wteeler, who virtu­ ally if committee counsel. He is in negotiations with an attorney to assist him as latr clerk in the con­ duct of the inquiry and will de­ termine the date when Me hearings will open, the subjects to be taken up an{i largely the witnesses to be culled. Chairman Brookhart said Tues­ day that no advance informattan would be given regarding the sum­ moning of witnesses. The com­ mittee, he declared, had determined upon a policy of secrecy in such matters, as the senate oil commit­ tee at times had been emburrassed, if pot obstructed, by making public information concerning issuance of subpocnaes. kU C v.*| H U U U i, i s vs III U il, l l ) , U I vll Connelly Principal Speaker at Kiwanis MeetingWednesday Post President A. P. Connelly was the principal speaker at to­ day’s meeting of the Kiwanis club, held at the Valdez Hotel at nom Better attendance and greater in­ terest in activities of the ciuo were urged by Mr. Collenniy who told of the establishing of the or­ ganization three years ago. In the absence of President Du­ mas from the city Vice-President E. D. Brownlee presided. Schelle Mnincs ns chairman of the com­ mittee in charge of the Murkham lecture gave a report of the en­ tertainment. J- J. Rankin, John Snead and C. Harris were the visitors who at­ tended the luncheon. Kiwanians present included H. C. Long, A. P. Connelly. A. K. Rossiter. S. Baumcl, L. C. Bebout, W. T. Lang­ ley, E. F. Lane, Schelle Muines, E. D. Brownlee, Elton J. Moughton, ‘K iller of DogB‘Shoots H- Overlin, J. H. Jackson, \V. J. Fred W. Ball, L. B. Girl, 7, By Accident Thigpen, Steele, It. II. Berg- A. Raffeid, John D. Jinkins, W. D. Gurdmer, •« .Uv T ire A M ^ U l t d P r e s s ) G. E. McKay, A. C. Fort, Forrest TAMPA, Mar. 6.—Arthur Schle- Lake, W. M. Scott, B. D. Caswell, man, impounding officer, was J- G. Sharon, C. J. liuchison, H. irderetl to appear In cqurt in. West H. McCusiin, and S. Lloyd. Tampa Wednesday as a result of CURTIS IN TAMPA the wounding of Roao Nunc, 15TAMPA, Mur. 5.—Cyrus 11. year-old girl yesterday when a bul­ let from the officer’s rifle' struck Curtis, wife and n number oi the girl in the bead. He stated guests, were here Wednesday cn he was shooting dogs and the bul­ route to Mountain Lake in Poll; let glanced from the sidewalk, county. He stated he was to meet striking the child. It is believed .Edwin Box but declined to reveal (purpose of meeting. ^ she will recover. • O IL COMMITTEE C o n tin u es T oday to E x am in e T e le g ra m s 'o f . .M cLean, W ash in g to n P u b lish * -, A s S p ecial C ounsel P ro se cu tin g th e O il L eases A r e S till U n ­ p rep ared to . G o Jtito .C o u rt in A n n u lm e n t o f th e S u its. Hr Tire As**cUrea P m a) WASHINGTON, Mar. 5 —Be­ fore calling any witnesses Wed­ nesday the oil committee held an executive ^esalon to examine ad­ ditional tdngrama supplied by the Weateri) union from its Washing­ ton office. It wax announced that special government counsel in the oil annuiiment suits had not com­ pleted their preparations- to go in­ to court und expected no action along this lino to be announced be­ fore Thursday. Three more interesting contri­ butions were added to the records of the oil committee Tuesday while special government Counsel were completing plaftaTor action within the next few hour* for the annuliment of the Sinclair and Doheny leases. Without hearing any witnesses the oil committee adjourned after en executive session until Thurs­ day. While the committee was in executive session opposition de­ veloped to the confirmation of b'nmuel of San Francisco os special counsel in the litigation for the recovery of the California oil land from the Standard Oil Com­ pany of California. Walsh an­ nounces he had been "reliably in­ formed” that Knulght is a counsel for the Equitable Trust Company of New York, which ia u Rockofellei bank. Senutor Walsh of Montana, chief prosecutor in : the oil. eeandal, . dis­ closed that in tho midst of the in­ quiry, -H. Li Doheny-had suggested that he might care to associate himself with the Doheny interests in a proposal to develop Montana oil lands. Second Disclosure. The second disclosure wns pro­ duced by William J. Burns, direc­ tor of the bureau of investigation in the department of justice. He testified that in order to save possi­ ble embarrassment to Attorney General Daugherty he had hinted to Edward B. McLean, publisher of the Washington Post, that ho re­ sign his commission us a fl-a-yenr secret ngent of the bureau, u posi­ tion he said McLean had held since 192U • McAdoo’s So*-,f a r Inga Sensation. Francis KMcAdoo of Now York son of William G. McAdoo, fur­ nished the third sensation of the two hour committee session. He declared McLean, for whom he is counsel, hid telegraphed him that A. Mitchell Palmer, a former Democratic attprney general, wns counsel for Albert B. Fall and Har­ ry F. Sinclair. Palmer denied be­ fore the committee last week that there was any such relationship. In presenting to the committee copies of a telegram and two let­ ters exchanged with Doheny, Sena­ tor Walsh said roports concerning these documents had been “whis­ pered about for the purpjse of dis­ crediting me.” The telegram was found in the files of the Western Union Telegraph Company while search was being made fur mess­ ages relevant to the oil inquiry. The first communication in tho exchange was a latter dated De­ cember 14, 1923 and sent to Do­ heny at New York city by the sen­ ator. Enclosed with it was u lottr sent to Senator Walsh by T. S. Hogan of Great Falls, Mont., inuiring as to whether Mr. Walsh " ght not be in touch with men who would be lij a position to finance the development of oil' fields in Montana. Senator Walsh wrote Mr. Doheny that if he hud not dismissed the ideu of entering the Montana fioid, the Hogan let­ ter might be of interest to him A week inter Doheny telegraph­ ed Mr. Walsh thnt if the senator or his brother wers willing to “take interest" in the Hogan proposition he would be pleased to have Hojfan visit him at Los Angeles, bringing necessary data concernin; the property in question. On Dec. 24, Senator Walsh re­ Continued on page 8. Allied Council Votes 0 n Demilitarization Hr Thr Associate*! VmO PARIS, Mar. 5.—Demilitariza­ tion of tho ulllcd military control mission in Germany was virtually decided upon by the allied council of ambassadors Wednesday at u session attended by Foch and Un­ ited States representatives. Tho ambassadors rccuived favorably the suggestion made by MacDon­ ald of Great Britain that the pres­ ent military mission be ultimately succeeded by a nullied committee or. guarantees. meeting bf the $Uy commits loners Wednesday Eugsrie G. Duckworth, for four year* and two niontlU* mayor of -Orlando, tendered his resignation. The-recall election.Tuesday re­ sulted in a faifbre. Commissioner-i Msnuel and Sutherland- were re­ tained in office by a majority of approximately 188'votes but of a total vote cist! or about MOO. Messrs. Brakaw and Hausirt have thanked their many friend* and. - supporters-. They declarod Tuesday night-that they, had gone to defeat after a campaign that unis free frdm mudsUnging. on their part ,and they would have considered it h great pleasure to hive.served their city. Mayor Duckworth In an inter­ view with the Sentinel Tuesday night said: “I will tender my resignation at the meeting bf the commission­ ers Wednesday morning. For four years 1 have served Orlando and 1 uve given unstlntingly of1my time, »••••*» lubor and money ot this r beautiful end wonderful There ia nothing else for me to do but resign and this I shall do tomorrow.” Very few anticipated such n large election and 'consequently only one table had been figured for in the original call for the election. By 9 o’clock the line ati-etchcd across, the street and it became evi- r.oon'. r.o6n. ,, Accordingly. Mayor Duck­ w orth' went J _ into __ _________ worth immediate_____ confercnee with W. B. Crawford, city at­ torney, and E. W. Davis and Sen­ ator Massey*. It waa mutually agreed that it would not be wise to another table and run a chance of violating the Ikw. The surging voters, however, Lccarae • more -"formidable,” and everybody was urging the mayor or Mr., Crawford ot the inspectors to do something to relieve the pressure at the lone table. Thu mayor than decided that be .would appeal to the governor for relief. He wired substantially that the election was so heavy that it would be necessary to havo an­ other table. He asked the goverrok' for his permission. Nti answer came by 1 o’clock, and the mayor, Mr. Crawford and Commissioner Sutherland again went into con­ ference. As a result,of this con­ ference it was deemed advisable to add another table and accord­ ingly the necessary inspectors and judges were aworn into office. This relieved the preasume some­ what although the list of voters from A to N proved heavier than those from N to Z. Another change was made adding the M’s to the other side. By 3 o'clock tho vot­ ing had reached approximately 1,200 and when the polls closed more than 1.400 had voted. LABOR LEADER COUNTY TO BE WILL ADDRESS R E P R E S E N T E D MASS MEETING AT CONVENTION C. W. Maler Representing Railroad This Counly Will Send Two Delegues To 8tabe Republican Brotherhood Will Speak On Convention at 1’alatka National Political Issues. Announcement was made Wed­ nesday that C. W- Mnier, special representative of President Robert­ son of the Brotherhood qf Locomo­ tive Firemen nnd Enginemen- will be in Sanford Thursday nnd will address n meeting at the court house that night at 8 o’clock. To this meeting the general public is cordially invited, it was further announced. The subject of Mr. Muier’s talk will be. the “Economic nnd Politic­ al Situation us it AfTocts Labor in General nnd Railroad Men in Pnrticular.” While his talk, as the subject will, indicate, is directed principally to the railroad men, nevertheless it will contain food for thought for every one, it is declared. * Mr. Mnier comes to Sanford under the auspices of the brothcihood and through the special in­ vitation of R. L, Glenn of this city. He has been identified with the work of the brotherhood for many years and prior to that time, served several years in the cuickles of fireman and engineer. e is considered an authority on the workings of his ^organization and has played an important putt in shuping the policies of it and cementing the good will between the emnlovers nnd employes. Mr. .Maler is said to be a bril­ liant speaker and delivers (its mes­ sages with a stirring note of ap­ peal. His delivery is very good and the simplicity of his speech has brought him considerable rep­ utation as a public speaker. It is known that’Mr. Maier is a strong advocate and supporter of William Gibbs McAdoo for the nomination for president on the Democratic ticket. Whether h will present Mr McAdoo’s qu cations to the gathering is not known, but it is predicted that ha will. He is said to have declared that of all the candidates in the field, Mr. McAdoo is the most fa­ vorable to the laboring man, us was shown by his record while a member of the Wilson cabinet. What political significance is at­ tached to Mr. Maicr’s visit and ad­ dress is not known. He will re­ main in Sanford until Friday morning when he will depart for Lakeland where he will make a talk. Hu will be accompanied by Mr. Glenn. S a Seminole county Republicans will send two members to the state convention to be held at Palatka on Apr. 17 at the Howell Theatre ut 11 o’clock, according to the state cull just issued by state chairman, Daniel T. Gerow. At the Pnlatka meeting, dele­ gates to the national convention to be held nt Cleveland on June 10, will be chosen as well as those who will run on the state ticket for the various slate offices, according to Postmaster Joseph P. Hall. When asked Wednesday who -vouM be the delegates to tho meet­ ing from Seminole county, Mr. Hail declared that he did not know but they will be chosen within a few days. B. G. Smith, president of the Bank of Oviedo, state com­ mitteeman und county chairman, is likely to be one of them, it is said, but who the other will be, it could not be stated definitely, Mr. Hall raid. When asked whether or not an intensive campulgn for state offi­ ces would be made by the party, Mr. Hall declared that he wns not in u position to say. Ho declared though thut the organization in this state is strictly a illy white branch of the party. $184 Are Collected In Fines In City Court There were 10 cases tried in Municipal Court Wednesday morn­ ing, two of which were dismissed. One case was for selling intoxicat­ ing liquor, the defendant. Willie Ware, drawing a fine of $100 and costa. A total of $184 was collect­ ed in fines and forfeited bonds. Cases tried were: M. Jameson, drunk, $15 bond estreated; Leon­ ard Scott, reckless driving, dis­ missed; D. H. Squires, reckless drjvng, dismissed; ii. Reigel, speeding, $10 bond estreated; J. L. Ward, drunk and disorderly, $15 bond estreated; WilUe Ware, selling intoxiedting llquoi, $|00 and costs: John'Boatwright, speed­ ing, $10 bond estreated; D. West, drunk and disorderly, $15 bond es­ treated; I.. C. Brown, speeding, $5 and costs; William Masters, drunk und disorderly, $10 bund estreated. Modern Ice Cream Factory Is Opened For Business In City by W. S. Royall The Royall Ice Cream Company, the plant present a spick and span which it was announced sonic time appearance but everything con­ ngo, would locate In Sanford, is nected with the manufacture of the cream is carried on in the most now open for business according approved sanitary methods. Fiorn to a statement made Wednesday the time that the "mix” is poured by its owner, W. S. Royull, who into the freezing machine until it formerly lived in Richmond, Va. is used by the consumer, it is never and who has selected Sunford for handledd by *human hands, said Mr. the locution of his plant in prefer­ Royall. In this way cleanliness ence to o number of other cities of is ussured and a pure product this state. guaranteed. Although the pluAt is now open Pure cream is used in tho manu­ and is supplying its customers, the facture of the ice cream made by formal opening will not bo held this Company. The produce which until about Apr. 1, according to has already bene placed on local Mr. Royull, who declared that he murket, possesses a fine, smooth, was anxious to market the ice velvet-like taste and is most de­ cream first and show the people licious in javor. Cream with fruits of the city the quality of tho pro- will be made ns well as brick cream duct-which his plant manufacturer. in two and three colors. Frozen For the past several weeks Mr. ices will ulso be a specialty of the Royall has been busily engaged in new firm. superintending the installation of Not until tho ice cream is being the fixtures nnd machinery in the packed preparatory to sending to store room which he occupies on a consumer, is ico used. It is froz­ Second Street. He has gone to an en by means of u series of pipes expense of approximately $10,000 through the freezer which contain in putting In this equipment which brine nnd which is circulated by is declared to be as modern und up- u Carbondalc Brine Cooler. This to-date ns muy be found anywhere machine together with the Cherry in the state. Brine Freezer is located in u small A feature of the plant on Second room which is enclosed by a fine Street is the cleanliness of the en­ wire screen to keep away Hies and tire establishment. Not only dues (Continued on page 8) Statement Follows Confession of Prisoner in London Pen­ itentiary of His Connection With Bomb Plot to BI6w Up Wall Street in Septem­ ber of 1920, Resulting ih the Death of 30 Persons. Bill Provi Acceptance of the INVESTIGATION OF McKenxie Shoals Proposition Under ARreement SHIPPING BOARD Up ItinR Debate to Ten Ti nnd Foreshadowing Ft Vote Before End of We NEW YORK, Mar. 3— Whatever hopes the New York police had of solving the mys­ tery of the Wall btreot oxpioo' ion through tiie reported con­ fession of Ralph Thurber, flickered and vanished today when they were advised that Thurber waa in San Quention penitentiary. California, when the explosion occurred. <H r T h e A sso rlatP ft P r e s s ) House Adopts Resolution Appoint­ WASHINGTON, Mnr. 5.-!!qe ing Special Committee to Con­ Ford’s offer for .Muscle Slioa duct Sweeping Inquiry Into pending before congressioqal coi Board’s Activity. inittees for more than two ycat n y T h r X u w r la lfS P re s s . finally reached tho floor nf .tl WASHINGTON, Mar. 5. — A house Tuesday. sweeping investigation of the ship­ Under an agreement limill ping board wns nuthorixed Tues­ debate to 10 hours the McKenl day by the hou«e. bill, providing for acceptance Of i After brief debate a resolution the bid, waa taken up, with a fir was adopted providing for appoint­ vote in sight before the end of ti (Hr T h e AiMMlatr* Pit h ) NEW YORK. Mar. 5.—The con- ment of n special committee to week. • ■ f« ssion of Ralph Thurber, a prison­ conduct the inquiry. Commended and Attacked Four Republicans and three er in a London penitentiary, of im­ As the discussion got under Wft) plicating himself and a number of Democrats, to be designated liy the proposition of tho Detroit pjar Speaker ‘Gillett. will serve on the others in the • Wall Street ex­ was alternately com­ plosion of Sept., 1920, in whicli committee. The inquiry was pro- ufacturer mended and attacked. Representai 30 lives were lost and scores in­ isjscd by Representative Davis of tlve McKenxie, Republican, IlllboliM jured, Wednesday, was the subject Tennessee, a Democrat on the mer­ led the fight in behalf of the offer, chant marine committee. of intensive inquiry by the police The Davis resolution, minuted by while the opposition rested chifef und district attorney’s office which in the hands of four Republk lMiinted but, however, that a num­ a viva voce vote authorizes an members of the military commTUc inquiry into the shipping board, ber of similar inquiries in past hud emergency fleet corporation and which recommended acceptance been fruitless. the bid: Representatives Morin,;.: The message from London, mnde subsidiary agencies since their Iennsyivania; Hull, Iowa; Hi public yesterduy, quoted Thurbe: creation. While tho investigators will have Muryiund, and Wainwright, N«..„ us having said all details of the authority to go into tho manage­ York, former assistant secretary Ofv plot nnd names of conspirators war. were known to Rev. Herbert Wil­ ment of the board during the Wil­ As reported, the McKenzie bill son of San Diego nnd Los Angeles. son administration, house members It was pointed out thnt William J. who hove been pressing for tho in­ provides for the sale to Mr. Ford of' Burns, head of the secret service, quiry_ _predicted it would be directed the two nitrate plants at Muscfe,. lust year questioned Wilson und chiefly ut the administration of A. Shoals with the understanding that | was satisfied he had no part in the D. Lasker, former chairman of t he! is to manufacture fertilizer an«r Lnurd, and Edward P. Farley, be- the leaaing of dams number tWirT crime. cause operations during and im- and threo for the development of WASHINGTON, Mar. 5 -S ta te de­ medinwtely after the war, were in­ power. The measure waa amended partment officials declined to dis­ vestigated several yuers ago by in committee to provide for the re­ placement by the government a t: cuss In any way the statements the Walsh committee. . Chuirman Snell of the rules com­ the Gorgux steam power plant, made in New York Tuesdny by sold to the Alabama Power District Attorney Banton, concern­ mittee, who presented the Davis cently ' ing the Wall Street explosion of rerolution for house action, de­ Company.clared there wns no pronounced op­ Resolution Unopposed 1920. position to it either among house McKenzie bill wns brought.^ At the department of justice it ii.embers or on the part of the upThe for consideration under a reso- ';was said no official information shipping board. lutlon reported without opposition • has been received concerning the Leaders had planned, after di<- iy the rules committee. Repre- l disclosures reported by Mr. Ban- I unit ion of the Davis proposal, to Burton of Ohio, n Re­ ton, although officials there admit­ nave the house act on a resolution tentative publican member of the committee, ted that "in a general wuy," they by Representative Nelson of Wis­ offering the resolution for adnp- ! had heard something of them. consin, louder of the Republican in­ tion, although indicating in n brief * Will Make Full Probe. surgents, proposing an investiga­ speech th a t he was opposed to ac­ Proceedings ■for tho extradition tion of. the.air craft industry, but ceptance of the Ford bid. Mr. Uutof Ralph Thurber, a prisoner in it wns not brought up. ton, like a number of other mem­ Fentonville prison, England, who bers of the house was not opposed * has implicated himself and a num­ to threshing mit of the vexing ber of other persous in the Wull Muscle Shoals problem at this ■> Street explosion of Sept. Ifi, 1929, time, ulthough determined to con­ ( l l r T h e .ts a iirU te d I'r r a a ) which resulted in the death of 30 duct n vigorous fight against tho The house ordered an investi­ Ford bid ns embodied in the Mc­ persons nnd injuries to scores of others will be begun only after n gation of the shipping board. Kenzie proposal. A butch of light wine nnd beer thorough investigation of his al­ Argument for the adoption of leged confession. bills were introduced in thu house. the resolution to give the MePresident Coolidgc reaffirmed Kcnzic bill the right of way was Officials of the district attorney's office, in announcing this Tuesday his adherence to principles of the | resented by Representative Bank­ night, pointed out that muny per­ Mellon tux plan. head of Alabama, u Demnqrittic ' ' Joseph C. Grew, minister (o member of the rules rommittci*. IU> sons under urrest in vnrious parts of the world h^d asserted that they Switzerland, wns nominated to lie argued vigorously for an oppor­ had had Important roles in the ex­ under secretary of state. tunity for the house to vote on-th** plosion case. The text of the ship liquor treaty proposition and warmly commended Thurber’s confession was made between the United States and the Fordi! offer. Representative public Tuesday by District Attor­ Great Britain wns made public. Almon, Demochut, Alabama, in The Ex-Service Men’s Anti-Bon­ whose district Muscle Nhoala fci ney Banton. It had previously been forwarded from the American us League was attacked during located, also made a strong appeal consul general in London through hearings on a soldiers’ bonus bill fur the Ford bid. Secretary of State and Governor ill the house. 'During the exchange which pre­ Smith. Modification of tho interstate ceded tho udontion of the resolu- * commerce commission order for tion by a viva voce vote, Mr. III1I Suggests, Action at Once. The American officul in London automatic train control devices launched his attack against the- \ suggested immediate institution of wns asked by 89 first class rail­ Fonl bid, receiving support from’ steps to extradite Thurber, alias roads. Representative Kearns, Republican. An investigation of charges thnt Ohio, who later again took the Louis A. Ilapell, alias George Darg, alias Walter Sharr. who, it two members of congress had ac­ floor to assuil the proposition o. was stated, had in an affidavit dat­ cepted .money in connection with the Detroit manufacturer. ed Mar. 1 implicated himself and parcels and pardons was asked by Blind Representative Favors It Representative Garrett of Tennes­ In tho face of this nn.-.lauglr others in the case. “All details of the plot and see *hc Democratic leader. Schall, Republican,’ Attorny General Daugherty's Representative names of conspirators,” Secretary Minnesota, who is Oiind, roi.o il» Hughes’ telegram to the governor counsel were furnished u letter place to declare briefly that . said, "are known to Rev. Herbert by the senate investigating com­ his tavored acceptance of the Wilson of San Diego and Los An­ mittee outlining their privileges in furmers Ford bid because it would.ussur* geles, Cal., and following were the Daugherty inquiry. ibcuper fertilizer and thnt in hiv participants in the uffuir. Miss Samuel Knight, of San Francis­ opinion, was sufficient reason for Girlie O’Duy, Los Angeles: Big co, was nominated ns special gov­ him to support the McKenxin bill.. Jeff Ralron, alias Big Jeff Thomp­ ernment counsel to test Standard There wns only a scattering of son, New York city; Slounu Cleve­ Oil Company of California oil land when S{H,aker G,llt|t cnUed land, alias The Kid, Cleveland, ________________ j for a vote on the resolution to giv« now confined in Atlanta penitenti­ the McKenzie bill right of way. A ary; Michael Oranotf, Mexico City; little more than three hours waa Swede Stefasson, Seaman’s Insti­ devoted Tuesday to debate which tute, New York city; Lesser Robfllip n r®sumed Wednesday if Rep--! esky, alias The Prowler, Brooklyn, P I U H L c V / l l I C i O I lU v v o resentotivu I.ongworth, the Itepunalso known in Rochester, N. Y.” 1 ' Q H Pv 1 r n l l a n i n r i *‘cnn lea,l**r * l-un receive consent to Wilson, mentioned in the cable­ V y U l I C v l v U (dispense with business usually in gram, was arrested about u year .ip 1 j.O 4 O order on Wednesday. ago in Los Angeles and there ques. There were 141 arrests made by He asked consent Tuesday to i tioned by William J. Burns of tho United States secret service de­ the Sanford Police Department give Muscle Shoals a clear tra d partment, who later declared he during the month of February ac­ Wednesday but blocked by an ob­ was convinced Wilson had nothing cording to the report filed Wednes­ jection raised by Itepresentatirn* day by Chief of Police Roy G. (irahum. Republican, Pennsylvania, to do with the plot. Williams. Of this number nil but who declared that the usual busi­ Already Begin Inquiry. Captain Cnrey nnd Lieut. Ge- 20 wert turned in ns convictions. ness wns important enough to reA total of $1,857 wns collected l ‘iv' hous« attention. J u .t before ] gun of the police bomb squad, who ho“at’ adjourned late in the day. havo followed many false trails in fines nnd estreated bonds. Three in the ease, already have begun an cases were turned over to the Mr. I*ongworth announced ha inquiry of the oew clue. They will county.’ There wore seven liquor would renew his request when the make a report which will be con­ cases turned in during the month house convenes at noon Wednesday. nil of which resulted in convict­ veyed to Secretary Hughes. ions. (Continued on pagu 8) Cases tried wero for the follow­ ing offenses: disorderly conduct, Suit Against Young 35; drunkenness, 12; liquor viola­ Candler Is Postponed tions, seven; operating u car while FRATERNAL ORDERS intoxicated? three; traffic [Viola­ l l r T h r A w u r t a lr d I 'r r u . * tions, 34; riding bicycles on side­ Sunford has the following DECATUR, Ga.. Mar. 5.—Hear­ walks, three; solietng passengers fraternal and semi-fraternal ing of the case of Mrs. Sarah G. by use of voce, one; vugrancy, organizations: le ­ Byfields' $100,000 suit uguinst eight; gamhling, 20; resisting ar-j gion, American American Legion Auxili­ Walter T. Candler, wealthy club­ rest, three; larceny, three; carry­ ary, Daughters American Revo­ man and son of Asa G. Candler, ing concealed weapons, five; oper­ lution, United Daughters Con­ soft drink magnate, was uguin ating a car on nrim, one. ’ federacy. United Confederate postpones! because of the illness of Veterans, Benevolent ami Pro- | n member of the defense counsel tective Order Elks. Eastern MARKETS here Wednesday. It was announced, Star, Independent Order of Odd however, thut the rase will go to Fellows, Knights Templar, (Hr T h r A m w I i M I’ r r u ) trial Thursday regardless of the CHICAGO, Mar. 6. — Wheat: Knights of Columbus, Masoniq attorney’s illness. Mrs. Byfield, Masonic Royal Arch. wife of a local automobile dealer, May, 111% to 112; July, 112% to Lodge, Kebeccus, Shrine Club, ami churges that the defendant attack­ . Corn: Muy, 81% to %. Osceola Encampment of Odd ed her in her stateroom on board NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 5. — Fellows. the Berengaria en route to Europe March, 28.30; Muy, 28.00. in the summer of 192?. Washington News Monthly Report o f ................................. SANFORD FACTS �. 1 * f V»JS•**• I Y n. Bit Tuesday » RegnUr meeting of City Plan* ning Commission at 7:30 r. m. in City. Ball. Regular meeting of Knights of Columbus at 8 p, mM K. C. Hall, - Regular meeting of Masonic Lodge. No. 02, at 8 p. m. Masonic Half. Weekly luncheon of Rotary Club at 12:15, Valdes Hotel. Wednesday Regular meeting of American Legion a t 8 p. m., Chamber of Commerce­ Weekly luncheon of Klwanis Club at 12:15, Valdes Hotel. .General business meeting of Woman’s Club at 3:30 p. m.- Club Houie. Thursday Weekly luncheon of Association ■of Business Women a t 12:00, LuBeth Cafeteria. Regular meeting of Eastern Star at 8 p. in.. Masonic hall. Friday Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Commerce a t 12:15, Valdes Hotel. Regular meeting of Knights Templar a t 7:30 p. m., Masonic Hall. a REAL .gSt^jTB tJRANSFER8 SMALL FIRE Tha Sanford fire department was called out shortly boforc 6 o’clock Monday night to extinguish n smnll LIBRARY STORY HOUR Another interesting story hour grass fire in Rose Court. No dnmage was sustained and the firemen will bo held at the Library next succeeded in putting out the fire Saturday afternoon, a t 2:30 o'­ clock. Sirs. S. O. Shinholser will In short order. be in charge, and will give a very DEMOLAY’B WILL MEET TO* entertaining program. AH the children are invited to attend. Lnst MORROW NIGHT The regular meeting of the San­ week 22 were present, and enjoyed ford Chapter, Order of DcMplay vory much the “Princo and tho will bo - held Wednesday night in Pauper," told by Mrs. Mabel C. the Masonic Hall beginning at Keppler, who also showed attract­ 7:30 o'clock. This is a very im­ ive pictures illustrating the story. portant meeting and all members Mrs. John W. Owens and son, arc urgently requested to attend. A lt Master Masons arc also cor­ John W., Jr., of Atlanta und Mic. M. F. Bishop of Griffin, Ga., arc dially invited. the guests of Mrs. J. M. Wallace NOTICE TO HEADQUARTERS at her home on Fifth Street. COMPANY. Regular drill of tho heailqunrM a n u fa c tu re r Is ters company of the Florida N a t - , " 1* I H a n u w i l u r e r ionai Guard win be held at the A r- :Impressed With Suite mory in thy new Kent building T wj Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock. All i h X l l l b l t In INeW XOrK man ore requested to bo present at -------this drill. Arthur Yowcll of The Yowell Compuny has received a letter from D. E. Sichcr & Co., one of the world's largest manufacturers of lingerie, complimenting the won­ (Continued from page 1) derful showing made by Sanford amine a mass of accumulated pa­ and the state of Florida nt the Madison Square Garden exhibit. pers. Mr. Sicher wrote: "I spent the Tho committees designation of Banator Wheeler to sift tho prelim­ afternoon there a day or so ago, inary evidence determine the first nnd was deeply h-.iprcssed by the subject to be taken up and fix the message that the exhibition de­ time for the opening of hearings livered to us. The unlimited vari­ was regarded as placing him in the ety of citrus fruits, sugar cane, role of counsel, or prosecutor. This peenns, endless varieties of vege­ follows the lend he took in press­ tables, preserved fruits, confec­ ing his resolution through the sen­ tions, etc., has made a deep impres­ ate. Chairman Rrookhart said the sion among the cltixe.is of this city. committee was not yet interested Wo fail to see how this gigantic in Frank A. Vandcrlip’s statement undertaking of the wonderful state tha he had information that Presi­ of Floridn, enn fail in its purpose dent Coolidge had requested hut —to attract even more visitors and had not received the resignation of permanent residents." Mr. Daugherty. At the White House it was said Committee Will Not President Coolidge did not enrj to Findings dignify the Vandcrlip statement Seek Jury by comment. ATLANTA, Go., Mar. 4—Car­ of 'concealed wjapons will Buford Has Qualified rying be reduced to n minimum nnd the To get Name on Ballot price of a revolver will be almost prohibitive under a bill introduced TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 4. — in tho United States Senate and it Rivers Buford, attorney general, is understood here that various so­ stated Tuesday he had complied cieties throughout the state will with requirement of the state rcqucct the Georgia delegation to Democratic executive committee, support th j measure. The bill, largely written by which assessed hit- ami other cab­ inet officers at its Jacksonville Chief Magistrate William McAdoo, meeting several days ago for a fee of New York city, would prohibit of one-half of one per cent of their the; importation of revolvers and yearly salaries as entrance fee ip place an excise tax of $100 on each the June primary. In addition three of those manufactured in this per cent of the salary is paid to the* country except for export. Thu bill is said to have been en­ secretary of state for entrance feo. Buford is the only cundidate so dorsed by two international police far to announce for nomination ns conventions and approval by the American Association. attorney general. DAUGHERTY M a rk e t N ew s . ‘e l* TW 8 B A W T O W -P * n j B » t* W J jU B g P A T . * * » * ■ « . « » * W AnnoatK*d 8 m rnm m st «^ TAtLXflASSEE Mar. 4.—The State Sanitary Live Stock Board tnet hero Tuesday Ih regular an­ nual ■eeaton,’ with several impor­ ta n t 'phases of Its work to come up forsconakkrntion. One o f-th e principal items of business that was discussed was the progress of the work outlined . the. hpcriol meeting held a t Tampa about-a month ago. At that time the* board decided to be­ gin- immediately tick eradication work in Zono 2 calling for expen­ diture of approximately $150,000 within a year. Construction work on -the dip­ ping vats In this zone already is well under way, according to Dr. J. V. Knapp- state vetemarian. About 225 vats wlU be built a t a cost of., around $200 each, in the territory covered by Zone 2, made up of oil or. parts of Highlands, Glades, Polk, Osceola and Okee­ chobee counties. The board also has asked for bids on 40 vats in St- Lucie county ahd has received several inquiries concealing the work. . Dipping operations arc expected to begin in Zone 2 in about GO days. A dipping campaign also is ex­ pected to start ia Leon county probably Tuesday. 'Forty-seven vats alrcndv have been built nnd arc ready for use. Great improvement is expected in the live stock industry in Flor­ ida from the tick eradication cam­ paign that is now getting under way, not only in the grade of stock traduced, but also in the dairying ndustry. The area in Georgia where the tick has beon eliminated showed n 1200 per cent improve­ ment last year, according to^ in­ formation received here. In Flor­ idn, Dade county, it Is stated, now free of the tick- produced more than $700,000 in dairy products last year from 3,500 cows. • C F r e e Scholarships ToPeabodySummer School Are Offered TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Mar. 4. George Peabody College for Teach­ ers, Nashville, Tenn., has notified W. S. Cawthon- state superinten­ dent of education, thnt four nontrnnsfcrable summer school schol­ arships worth $25 each will be awarded to Floridians this sum­ mer- Similiar awards will be made in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, * Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Okla­ homa, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas- Virginia, and West Virginla. These scholarships will be awarded solely upon the recom­ mendation of the respective state superintendents of education. In making the awards, the state superintendents are asked to give preference to graduates of normal schools, colleges or universities. Other conditions surrounding the scholarships include: The scholarships arc not to be awarded to students who are in residence at Peabody College dur­ ing the spring 'lunrtcr, 1924. To become eligible, applicants for scholarships must agree and declare their intention: 1. To remain In Peabody Col­ lege throughout the entire summer quarter, June 9-August 29. 2. To pursue not less than 10 credit hours of work throughout the entire summer quarter. 3. To fulfill all conditions and requirements for credit in tho courses they pursue. FLETCHERCALLS (Contimnjo from pnge 1) until next week was said by Sena­ tor Brookhart to be necessary be­ cause of the time required to explied he had “nurMy suggested that in passing." Johnson’s Idea Senator Johnson, farmer-labor, of Minnesota, suid the "chambers of commerce were too strong for the farmers who tried to carry out their co-o|»orattve organizations" when the Florida i.enator sug­ gested this was the. topical solu­ tion of their difficulties. “ I refer you tsi the recent decis­ ion of the federal trade commis­ sion." said Senator Johnson. "It would be interesting to the sen­ ator." • Senator Brookhart. Republican, town, also took exception to the ar­ guments advanced by Senator Fletcher. The credit facilities re­ quested, he said, were actually pro­ vided "in a large measure from the farmers’ deposits." Cnrlot shipments for Monday, mand moderate, market nliglitly Mnr. 3: Calif. 8, New York 0, Fla. stronger. Fla. 10-in. crates Golden * 41) (Sanford section 32). Total 57. .self-blanching in ti.e rough, 4-Gs, Total shipments to elute this sea­ mostly $2.75; 3s and 8s. $2.50. son: New celery (Florida) 3.301. CLEVELAND—10, cloudy. 3 Fla. Olel celery, 10.310. arrived; 8 cars on truck. Supplies Shipping Point Information liberal, demand moderate, market SANFORD. Fla.—Monday: Clear steady.| Flu. 10-in. crates Golden and warm. Good wire ineiuiry. De ­ snlf-blanehing best all sizes most­ mand unel trading good, market ly $3.00; purer, $2.75. firm. Carlouds f.o.b. usual terms. CINCINNATI—48, raining. ( 1 Fla. 10-in. crates Golden self­ Fla. 3 ears on track Sup­ blanching in the rough, 3-0s, U. S. plies arrived. light, demand and trading No. .1. $2.00. Fuir eiuulity and con­ moderate, market strong. Mia. 10­ dition, lower. in. crates Golden 8el.*-blanchlng in Terminal Market Report—This the rough, l-Gs, $2.75-3.00. niorningV sales to jobbers unless DETROIT—38. r..*aing. 1 Fla. otherwise stated: NEW YORK—30, clear. 12 Fla. arrived; 7 cars on track. Stipplic.t arrived. Supplies moderate, de­ moderute, demand and trading mand moderute, market stcuely. moderate, market firm. Fla. loin, Fla. 10-in. crates Golden self­ crates Golden self-blanching in the blanching in the rough, 3-6s, $2.75* rough. 4-Gs, $3.00-3215; 3s, $2.75­ 3.00; mostly $3.00; 8s, mostly $2.50 3.00; 8s, $2.50-2.55. ST. LOUIS—51. cloudy; 2 Culif.. 10s, $2.25; 1 car precooled, wushed, bunched. Flu. 10-in. crates Golden 1 Fla. arrived; 10 cars on track. libural, demand and •elf-blanching 4s, 75-80c; Iks. 50- Supplies trading moderate, market steady. 60c; 8s, 40c per bunch. BOSTON—3G, cloudy. N'o car lo ts Fla. 10-in. crates Golden selfarrivals. 1 car on truck. Supplies Idunching in the rough. 3-Gs, $2.25­ limited, trading slow, market dull. 2.50; 8s, $2.00-2.25. Calif, crate. Pla. 10-in. crates Hidden self- Go) jden self-blanching in the rough blunching best $2.75-3.00; few 8-10s, $5.25-5.50. fancy, high us $3.25; poorer, $2.00­ CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH 2.50. MONEY , PITTSBURGH—42, cleur. No carlot nrrivuln; 20 cars on truck. Send this ud and ten cents to Oponing Tuesday—Supplies mod­ Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., erate, demand nu. iterate, market Chicago, 111., writing your name steady. Fla. 10-in. ernes Golden and address clearly. You will re­ self-blanching in the rough, 3s, ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S $2.75-3.00. HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND PHILADELPHIA—30. clear. 7 for coughs, colds and hoarseness, Fla. arrived. 3 cars on track. Sup- ulso free sample packages of FO­ pjlies moderate, demand moderate, *LEY PILLS, a diuretic .stimulant market steady- Flu. 10-in. crates for tho kidneys, ami FOLEY CA­ /lolden seif-blanching in thV rough, THARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ U. S. No. U 4-Gs, $2.75-3.(10; 8s. pation and Biliousness. These won­ $2.50-3.00; 10s, $2.50-2.75. derful remedies have helped mil­ CHICAGO—I Fla. arrived. 34 lions of people. Try them! Sold j extra on truck. Supplies liberal, de­ everywhere. m y * 5 f. Stock C U T NEWS PARAGRAPHS A. E. Sjoblom and wife to J: W. Fortier and wife. • ■ D. R. Beck and wife to P. C. Stanley and J. Ai Rogers . 8. F. Ling and'* wire to J. E. Snyder. * .* Mrs. F. N. Woodford to A. W. Smith. W. F. Hcclberg to Atlantic Coall Line Railroad Company. Mar. 1 S. O. Chase ct al u> J . H. Daniel. Forrest R. Lake and wife ‘to Justine B. Lawson. James Allen to G. A. Spikes nnd wife. . Meisch Realty Company to T. IT. Lamb. Mr. 3 Robert L. Betts and wife tn Pnnla F ruit Farms, Inc. John Higgins and wife to Julia II. WilmoL Mcisch Realty Company to S. K. Docrner. Forrest Lake ct al to C. W. Car­ roll. W. M. Woodcock to E. E. Winter. J. A. Bristlinc to fi. E. Winter. A. E. Sjoblom to Emery G. Pick­ ering and wife. J. A. Bristlinc nnd wife to Flor­ ence Bunker Clark. T. A. (irecnlcnf and wife to Mrs. Chester Watrous. Alice M. Shnnly and husband to W. C. llnrtllnc. •.. * * - . -w THIS WEEK IN ; SANFORD :* * * • .* COLD FACTS That's what the Herald Want Ails are—cold facts— about things thnt are plan­ ned for your good. They ure plain statements that will help you get what you are after in business, home or rccrention. Read these cold facts ev­ ery day and soon It will strike you forcibly that thoro is something you are missing. That is tho help the Herulil Wants can af­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herulil Want Ad method nnd you will find them profitable, even in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach nil tho people effectively — leave your Want Ad nt The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for it, or phone it to the Want Ad Department, the L ate WILLIAM R. DAY • Hundreds of Michigan University 'alumni leaped to their feet and ...cheered, when Staphon A, Dny, Re­ publican candidate for attorney general, declared tho state “can­ not endure much longer if we con­ tinue to mix politics and law en­ forcement.” “We must keep the political m iehin" out of our courts,” he as­ serted, speaking a t a huge meet­ ing of former Michigan men tn Chicago. "GradunUy respect for law has degenerated, simply from mixing politics *vith law enforce­ ment. Tho good name of tho de­ ten t citizenship-has been almost irircr"»r.ibly injured. A chango at LLOYD GEORGE OPINES A S TO LIBERAL PARTY Declares .MacDonald Ih Learning He Can Plow From the Clouds and Present Rule Will I)o Great Good WEST HARTLEPOOL. Eng.. Mar. 4.—Addressing delegates rep­ resenting the united fi/rccs ’if liberalism in the nortnern counties of England, David Lloyd George said that it was just like Grant Britain’s luck “that the first ex­ periment in Socialist administra­ tion had come under conditions where it could do the least harm, even conditions which could do a CHICAGO, Mar. 4.—Within the next faw. days, high school heme General Salas Manager Florida ■(ftaomleli Instructors of the Un­ Cltnw Exchange. Revlews Con* ited State* and their students will dittoes la Cltraa Market be in possession of complete liv Daring Peat Week. formation concerning the National TAMPA, Mar. 3—General citrus Meat Story Contest, according to market conditions for the , past announcement mad* today by rthe week are reviewed by George A. National e Stock .and Meat onal liv Live Scott, general sales manager of Board, which is conducting the the Florida Citrus Exchange, Irvthe contest. !, . following report issued here Satur­ The National Bleat Stonr Con­ test,, as explained by R. C. Pollock, day: ' "An improvement in the demand managing director of the. board, is for, both oranges and grapefruit fog the purpose of affording a has!been noted in tho largv centers mote thorough education on osaat almost dally during the past week, in connection with the high school • but It was not until Friday that it study o f home economies. The board Is an orgmnlxation was reflected in any advance of prices. Upon information receiv­ with a- membership comprising', all m« ed it was evident that moderate branchea-of the live stock and1 meat weather is resulting in~a better de­ industry, nnd is engaged in; mand and wider distribution from nation-wido program of education these auction centers which ought and research on meata. Mr. Pol­ lock states, that its educational to rjault in a firmer tone. “Tangerines continue to be work has received the endorsement scarce and wanted at most satis­ of the United States Department of factory prices. Unfortunatley, the Agriculture, and educational tin* same conditions do not seem to ex­ stmitions in general. I t is pointed Law ea­ ist in the western grapefruit mark­ out th a t .the organization has al­ foreemenk is more than rner* ad* ets. The demand is apparently ready accomplished much in the ministration. Thar be the to good but tho buyors have high school field, as more than * “ of American behind fair definite ideas as to prices they 67,000 copies of a rext" book on meat, published',by tha board, are to pay. Day, his father and his wish now being used in class and labora­ "The situation in the southern, all from tho Un­ tory . work in schools throughout markets show no improvement! of ^SlkW^MC Committee! the country. ; whatever. In fact they are appar­ farmer. men are As an incentive to tha girls; to ing formed to campaign in his be­ ently not as strong today as they take part In the contest, the board’s half. A big meeting in Chicago is were a week ago. It is our belief, advance announcement says that being arranged for the near futures however, that this condition is not a large number, of cash prizes will His campaign manager* declare so much because of market condimen and women In all parts of the tlnns as the competitive quotations bp awarded. The United States has divided into four districts and state “are Ids support being daily received which makes it been in each o f these districts there will with indications 3 a moral awak­ ssiblo for them to buy a t so very ening th at has not occurred hera low prices. Quite heavy shipments be * total of $355 in prizes ranging since tho days of Theodore Roos»* of consigned fruit still continue- to from $100 down to $10. Fkorn the four winners of first vclt" go forward to these southern mark­ Mr. Day's father, the late justice^ ets. Undoubtedly, this is one of prize in the.districts will be chosen was secretary of state in tho cabin­ the greatest factors of the weak­ the national champion, who will et of President) McKinley and jus-' ening of mnrkct conditions in the receive $200 in addition to her dis­ tico of the United States duprema south, and apparently there is but trict prlae, making a total of $300. Court by appointment of Theodor* little hope of much change so long Aside from these prizes, $10 will be gtvon for tho best story in any Rqpseveit. The campaign against this condition continues to fex- state the Small and Rrundage machines' as which has not succeeded in is being based on "rsspect for law. ist." winning any of tho district prizes. nnd keeping politics out of tha mundane statesmen hitherto have .... U. OF F. PLAYS GIANTS .... halls of justice." Indulged in were repeated in every articular. Whan I heard Mr. MnoGA1NE8VILLE, Mar. 3^-Angreat deal of good," and' the ex­ )onnld, who had indulged in tho nounrement has been msde here perience wns having a salutary ef­ shrillest notes, pitching his tone so th at the University of Florida base­ fect on the impetuous souls of the low and imitating tho very modest ball team will journey Sarasota Socialist party. notes from less pretentious singers, for a game with the toNew York “I ani all for loaving them ful­ it recalled tho memory of mnny n some time between the plough cracked tenor who hnd been forced Giants on Saturday, Mar. 8. handles,”, ho continued. “They will to become n bnrytone." soon have achieved backs amt He said the last government was weary heurta, hut very much wiser a spectacle of pitiable fatuity and C H IL D R E N ’S CO U G H S Children's throats am delicate and heads nnd in tho future they will it ivns not a very nigh complimont ‘In plar, at school or work realize you cannot plough from tho to.pay the existing ministers to soy aenaltive. ther arn exposed to chilling drafts, clouds." r that whatever were their defects their little bodies are overheated from Ho likened Premier MacDonnlu nr shortcomings they *vere infin­ exercise, they cool off too quick and n to an air squadron leader of Social­ itely better Hhan the men they had cold seta In. The minuto your child ism who spent most of h i3 time in supplanted. "If the present gov­ rommtnres to cough get n bottle of tho white clouds of Socialistic ernment,” he concluded, "in a mo­ Leonardl’a Cough Hymn (Creo'otrd). idealism, but now lie was the ment of folly proposes a capital I t Is good for children’s delicate protects the lnugs, raises the changed man since ho hnd joined ! lovy of any measure for tho over- throats, and gives quick relief. A tho infantry nnd had to trudge on throw of private enterprise the phlegm, harmless, safe, pleasant remedy foi mother eurth carrying a knapsack. whole of the Liberty party will coughs, colds, grippe, croup, whooping In Mr. MacDonuhl’s first speech vote against it without regard to cough and bronchitis—that I* healing as premier, continued Mr. Lloyd the effect on tho fortunes of the and soothing. Fine for adults too 1'or sola a t your druggist. utions, and compromises which government." P Daily Lessons in D o m e s tic E c o n o m y HEAL economy conaistfl of upending yotfr money where you’ll the Kicateat Kuti.sfuction and uervicu it is possible to get for the amount you spend. . It consists of weighing nnd choosing the things you would like to buy— selecting the ones thnt will give you the most enjoyment— then necing that you get full dollur for dollar value. • Every dny, simply by rending the advertisements in this paper, you can "• „* 't t, y » * m- ■ take a lesson in household economics. The advertisements teach efficiency in buying. They show you the best markets. They lighten your housework by telling you about the newest conveniences and labor-saving devices. They give you a line on a thousand and one things th a t will help you materially. If you want a real lesson in economics ev^ry day—read the advertisements join hi Cefeb, of Ta-Miami roaT ! ft" ? ’ <i f “' M e n ta tion,; In 5,, ( g ? ! High Springs t0 to Fort Fort n-iaprm*‘ Dade county, with a p E L j ■vsn !■ now olannlniS^ iN M u S f w m °ti Use<1 this ra 1)0 cntor«i in th * l‘ Mardi Gras event at Port £ Tonight committees renrJL.' Estcro, Bonita Springs, C l £**»nibas nnd Naplerl in the Naples Hotel. NaniM.i to pcrfc<^ final arrangements ■ scioet a marshal for thc hr1 motorcade-which it j, wiH come to Fort Myers f r j j Kaunc, pretties, j the cityVouncil of E n s L K r U presided a t a mnss meeting ofl «cns of that city to be fell th° fair ground? evening to perfect their welnL arran: njrertienta and their., nreat barbecue which willfe! as Incident to th ; Convent^ Tamiarn Trail Assoctitti?] Wednesday, Mnr. L . {£ok‘n* UP i» nn optin habit, but in London a msi| suing because his nose hit awning. in Business is so hnd in the IM States stoel produ.-iinn hai creased only 25 per cent this < THE BEST PU( TO BOY Alfalfa Meal Algrain Horse Feed! 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V* ■ Iirtd u Second Class M itltr, Oc»r IT, Illl, at tha Po.tofflea at ford. Florida, under act ot March 1M7. in n lU tS D com ______ L. DMAS, V l M - T m l l t a l RCVARD BF.nQ MV M a a a e tla A t » i m r t n f 14B a rn a c n iP T io s h a t c h Dna T e a r..— IT.OO. Sta M ontha ft.6 0 D alvcrrd tn City by C a r r ie r p e r ■Tm L 16c. W eek? E d itio n IS P e r P ear. i n i l l A L m n o i i All o b itu a r y aotlcea. carde of th a n k s, ra a o lu tlo n a t a d n o tices of e n te rta ln tn e n ta w h e r e Bharaea a r e mode, w ill be c h a n te d fo r a t r e g u la r a d v e rtisin g rate* . .S O M B E R T H E A SSO C IA TE D P l t K I I 1 T h e A aaoclated rre a a la e x c lu s ­ iv ely e n title d to th e uae fo r re jiu b J c a tlo n of nil newa d la p a tc h c a c re d ite d to It or n o t o th e rw is e ere d lted In th is pap er und a la o th e local new a publlineil h ere in . All f lc h t a of -/e-p u b llcailu n o f sp e c ia l d isp a tc h e s herein a re alao re se rv e d . WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 5, 1024 BIBLE THOUGHT” FOR TODAY The first commandment: Thou ahalt have no other Rods before e.—Exodus 20:3. : : . HOLY LIGHT Hail. Holy Light, offspring of Heaven first-born! Or of the Eternal co-etcrnnl beam M ay I express thcc unblamed? Since God is light, And never but in unapproached . ' light Jhrelt from eternity—dwelt then in thee, Bright effluence of bright essence increatei Or hcar’st thou rather pure Ethereal Stream, Whose fountain, who shall tell? Before the Sun, Before the Heavens, thou wert, and at the voice Of God, as with a mantle, didst Invest The rising World of waters dark and deep. Won from the void and formless Infinite! —John Milton. Laugh it offl Folks who are always in trouble are usually looking for it. -------- o-------Many a girl bobs her hair just to find out if there is anything under it. Every citizen should pay Ids poll taxes and qualify. This is to bo a great election year nnd incidcntly an acid test on our citizenship. -------- o Current events in Washington make good material for teaching the children that "honesty is tint beat policy." —-----o-------Northern capitalists ure investi­ gating cane possibilities of South Florida. Tho sugar industry will prow a great thing fur Floridu. -------- o-------Income tux payers arc busy this week making out returns. Only a few days are left fiW fe'jut huw much Uncle Sam will get this year. Tho more we rend Hbout Teapot Dome, the easier it Is to see how Leonard Wood's son made a million in Wall Street. We trust that the probers will Inish Daugherty before they begin jperating on tho other cabinet nembers. Noted society woman leaves for India to hunt tigers. She says lizard hunting of the lounge type is not nearly as interesting. ----------o-------Tampa was only exceeded by Miami in the nmo.int of building permits issued during February. Tampa is showing n most wonder­ ful growth. -oTin can tourists ure beginning to migrate northwurd. Here’s hoping they have enjoyed Florida’s palnu and sunshine und thut we will see them aguin next winter. ---------o-------Electric light consumers nre now “enjoying" the "big" reduction re ­ cently given by the local public utility plunt. Small "favors" are always gratefully received. * * As Brisbane Sees It BY BLOSSER\ FRECKLES AND BIS FRIENDS- Leading educators have long pointed out th at one of the y.n Improved Bible, thanka! country’s greatest needs today is a concrete, supervised, na­ In Fewer Word*. tional program of education. This is based on the fact th at Hope for mffertra. r . one-fifth of our population is engaged in the business of go­ Common aenre taxes. • ing to school and getting an education, making education - i Uopyrlitht. 1914 ' one of th e nation’s greatest problems. In a democratic country such as ours where citizens "MODERNIST religious Tgenselect th eir leaders, every effort should be put forth in our tinmen propose to broadcast pray­ public school system as well as in our institutions of higher ers and imitation Bible tex ts baaed Thl» learning tn develop in citizenship the quality of intelligence on present-day condition*. believe will be a g ro at tmwhich recc.-jnlzes the meaning and significance of American they provement on the Bihte, which is institutions. out of date. John W. Abercrombie, State Superintendent of Educa­ Modernist Improvement* on the tion for the State of Alabama points out some interesting Bible would compare with.,the old Bible about us woll as. q badly facts in this connecton when he says: , managed orphan asylum compnres ‘T here are in the United States 5,000,000 persons with n real mother. ■ Six verses from the book of Job 10 years of age and over who cannot read and write in contain more power nnd sp irit than any language; about’3,500,000 others who cannot speak, a million modernist "Improve­ read, or write the English language; several million more ments." •- . . who can barely read nnd write, ami arc, therefore, If you don't like tho Bililr, Mr. Modernist, leave it to’ those thut practically illiterate. The presence of so large a number do like it and wnnt it. Above all, of illiterates and near-illiterates is a menace to American and for heaven’s sake, don’t im­ ideals and institutions. prove" it. “Education is both a state and a national problem, "THE SLUGGARD IS WISER IN IBS OWN CONCEIT THAN because in this age of transportation, trade, travel, com­ SEVEN MEN THAT CAN,.REN­ munication, visitation and migration, whntever jeopard­ DER A REASON." izes the freest and fullest development of any state or AT GENEVA, the International section imperils such development in every other state Union for Sitting Children pub­ lishes in thirty-six languages a and section of our common country. It is no longer pos­ solemn assertion of children's sible to permit a child to grow into citizenship in ignor­ rights on this earth. “Mankind rec­ ognizes that it owes to the child ance anywhere without endangering every other citizen the best that It has to give”, etc. everywhere. Hence, it is the bounden duty of both the It's a message quite long nnd states and the Federal Government, separately and co­ pretty. Everything in it wns said in fewer words long ago: "WhoSn operatively, to see to it that every person, regardless of shall offend one of these little ones age, is adequately trained for efficient citizenship nnd for which believe in Mc.it were better success in the occupations of life.” for him that n millstone were ------------- o------------hanged about his neck and th a t he Deserving Good Support An opportunity is to be presented to the people of San-' ford and Seminole county during this m onth to enjoy the Redpath Chautauqua, which is to be brought here through the efforts of the Sanford Rotary Club, for the benefit of every man, woman and child in our section. It will not be a Rotary Club chautauqua, but the people’s Chautauqua. Rotnrinns are simply underwriting the propo­ sition to insure the financial end ami it is up to the people themselves to turn out and get the real benefits such a course will offer. A five day program has been arranged which will in­ clude some of the best talent on the chautauqua platform. The features include a Melody Trio and the Misses Scott and Denny; Judge George D. Alden, noted lecturer in a challeng­ ing address on present-day affairs; the L aurant Company in a spectacular production of magic and m ystery; Bhasker Ilivalc, prominent Hundu, presenting an interesting discus­ sion on conditions in India; Montague L ight Opera Singers featuring “Grctchen from Holland"; Troubadour Male Quar­ tette in popular songs; F. Preston Johnson, newspaperman and sociologist; Glen Wells Company, popular entertainers; nnd George F. Morgan, lecturer. This will form a varied and most delightful program, in­ teresting, entertaining and instructive. No one should miss the opportunity to attend such a well plunned chautauqua. Certainly no citizen will fail to support so worthy an un­ dertaking. * WHEN'YOU GET RIGHT rtmm to ’trfckVrt l i fuinp, push, energy. One man succeeds and another doesn’t, largely because of the amount of nervous energy he puts into the job. People by and large are of sound intelligence. None of us are much more able than our neighbors. Some of us are less able. But you see many and many an instance of a man who is not counted as a brilliant man in any way who has made a great success, simply from that one point, that he has stuck close to his job, worked like the devil and put in all the nervous energy and snap that he had in his make-up. Even if he didn’t know ns much ns the other fellow, his constant devotion to his object has brought him success while the brilliant man has failed.—C. A. Crocker, in address a t con­ ference of distributors, September, 1023. ' THIS BEING THE REVIVAL season how would it do to have a good, old-Iashioned revival of real honest-to-goodness work in this country. That is the way it was made the best country in the world. It can not be accomplished by a white-collar, pressed-trousered brigade.—Capper’s Weekly. CLEWS TO CHARACTER DAN DOBb' say I I The well-informed girl husband ns quick y well-fonncd girl. y ai * Friday la only one of the o , am THE WORST agony In life is not physical. It is the dreadful pain in the hearts of those th a t watch others—mother, father or child—slowly dying in pain. Dr. Spiller and Dr, Frazier, of the U ni­ versity of Pennsylvania, announce an operation to relieve or abolish pain in hopeless cancer cases. THE BODY has two sets . of qerves. One, the "afferent nuevos." Tarry information to the . tir ii’n. What we call "pain" is the nerve telling the Drain that something is the matter and should be a t ­ tended to. Another set, the " e f­ ferent nerves," carry information nnd instruction from the brain to the muscles. If nerves that carry sensation to the brain nre cut off completely, life goes on nnd the body- func­ tions without sensation of pain. Tho operation is called "chordotomy." It consists in severing nerves in the spinal column th a t carry sensation nnd suffering to the brain. Ths relief is not (H plete in case minute norv/c escape the knife nnd the operation is only performed in desperate cases, with which drugs cannot deal adequately. In that cancer announcement there is hope for sufferers. "AS? Bank clerks are striking |n a. tria because they handle »0 m2 money and get so little. -fir s & Africa la buying rail from Germany. It is not trustk a German locomotive snort* ^ sight of a Frenchman, A new survey shows AU*± oil wells more important thanT* pot Dome. This may chum scramble for government officev The nnnoal Investigation of olinc prices is being held, perl to see why it can’t be boosted boost, ti a dollar a gallon. Chinese general has refused n marry President Kun’.s daughter Indicating they have leap yeir hi China. A big company is plncing on the market a new oil w:,ich quiet* en. gines. If successful it should bs used by political machines. The Eskimos ure said to bo vtn happy. Well, they don’t have fa nrguo about the weather. Thn know it will be cold. were drowned in the depth of the sea.” WHILE THE Union for the Snving of Children, under the uuapices of tho League of Nntions issues pretty messages, and this nnd oth­ er countries call themselves "Christian," millions of children are starving in various parts of the world, while families here are won­ dering what to do with surplus grain nnd other foods. Two hundred thousnnd children die in this country every year be­ cause their mothers are neglected in child birth, and, most interesting of all, hundreds of thousands of American children are deprived of their one chnnec in life by the brutality of child labor, the su­ preme court of the United Stutcs deciding that law passed to pro­ tect children violates the consti­ tution. Cox baa one advantage . nlng for prczldent. He* ha? k over the track before. " Belgians have seized $200,000 ii gold going to Germany. This enough gold ot fill the teeth many tourists. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT THE BOSTON POST The voters of the state of Flor- new way* money from Ida will this year vote on an heirs. I t is the easiest way to get | amendment to the state constitu­ tux money there is. tion, prohibiting the levying of any For instance, Massachusetts, and state income tax or inheritance most of the states, provide that taxes in the future upon any resi­ the estate of a non-resident can be dent of Florida. It has neither, forced to pay taxes on nny proper­ tu:: now*. ty that can be found within the This amendment to the constitu­ state- Of a New York man had tion is expected to puss without un account with Mnsnchusetts question. The vote for it in the brokers and left-w ith them cer­ tain securities for margin, or for legislature wns decisive. While every other stnte in the safe-keeping, and should die be­ Union is busy trying to discover fore he hail an opportunity to new ways of taxing its residents transfer them to New York, his and levying inheritance tnxus on residence, bis estate would have to residents, estates, nnd also non­ nay full Inheritance taxes to residents where it can- Florida has Mnssaehuctts. On the other hand, taken exactly tho opposite course. his estate would also have to pay the full income tux to the state It is making a deliberate and of New York on the same se­ very shrewd bid fur the wenlthy curities. men of the country to become resi­ And that is only half the story. dents of Florida. Not alone will it If abide. vf The securities, eomprovide tHertf with " a " charming place of residence—the finest win-1Prj>’c(‘ .Htoc!: in automobile prop­ ter climate in the world—but act­ eities incorporated in Michigan ually it will enable them to spend the estate would have to pay full the winter months in comfort at. inheritance taxes to the state of in many cases, no expense at all. Michigan. Again, if the estate and in some eases at an actual ami contained railroad securities, tlien these railroad securities would be sizeable profit. in *he rtnte in which the For instance, a Massachusetts taxed railroad company is incorporated. rnun having mi income of $30,0110 If, as happens in the case of some a year made up half of business railroads, they me incorporated in income and half from taxuble in­ two or throe different states, then vestments, would pay roughly 1each state takes an equal slice $2,000 u year in income taxes to ,,. 11 ,. y f c , , of the state of Mnssaehuctts.. Under ^ ^ tn te for taxes. Some states the Florida laws he would pay1takc as h'« h th ,rl>’-ftve P«r nothing, provided ho established u| L't; residence there So, if he goes to Given a proper combination of Florida for the winter and remains circumstances, it is entirely possitill April 1, giving him residence j ble for th e s e -Mute income taxes there, he is $2,000 to tho good. That1to entirely wipe out nn estate nnd will pay a good slice of his win-' leave the heirs owing money boter expenses. If ho has a larger f,;ro the federal government got incoine- his saving will be proper- n crack a t it nt all. tiunutely larger. j For, when ull the ntate inhcrilThe important feature, however, once taxes are provided for, with tho inbusi- IB B B B B aB B SB B B ■ i! WHERE ; : YOU VALUABLE ■ ■ ■ n DO KEEP YOUR THINGS? In these days w h e n h o many men would r a t h e r from their neighbors than earn an honest living, safety vaults a re necessary—the stronger the b e t t e r . People who have im portant papers, jewelry, b o n d s , etc., nmy feel comfortable about the safety of v a l u a b l e things if they are deposited in our vaults. silen t The cost of safety is too small to take nny chances. Let us tell you of our safety department. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ft *{*♦•iK »«t:r •-■h»****m i'V * • • A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier a x x E D E jq czaiB cn n aau a H q aa aq aaa u aaq B M B ^ n a iX 'sx B zz aill nacaBaauaBaaaaBaaaBBBBBnaaaEKBnaaaaaanaanBHaaaitii ■ ■ Seminole County Abstract Co. Announces Consolidation with 3 Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. of Sanford, Florida. ' , Until our complete pffuit can lie moved to Sanford, orders for abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re­ ceive prompt and courteous attention. KBBBaBBaaBaaEaBBKnaBBflnaKBflaBHaaaBM Bflfli «bb :ib *«m a B S B B II 3 flB B B !IB B U B 3 B S B 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 b b illionaircs . ’an escape now is by salting away {J After that it feels no pain. Tho no inheritance taxes and never’the money in tax-exempt sccu ri-a Culture does not create new fac­ the lowness of the forehead leave horse goes "sound" hut there is will have any if the constitutiun.il tics. Ami the government is now Jj ulties. It cannot lift instinct into no room for kindness and little more danger of stumbling. amendment is passed working to cut off this way of,* the sphere of reason, hut it may for intelligence. John I>. Rockefeller has a win* escape by seeking to liar the fur-iH PAIN IN child birth might bo The Newfoundland, on the con­ eliminated if doctors could find a ter residence at Ormond Bench, ther issue of such certificates. If ;Jj The report that Russia is about develop the better class of existing to inaugurate the system of l»i - faculties, calling into activity und trary, has the signs of intelligence way to deaden temporarily •me Floridu. He has lived there each these tax-exempt securities are ti metalism will convey to some the prominence organs which in a and affection fully developed. pain-carrying nerve, without inter­ winter for twenty-live years. It is [wiped out the states will get still “ Thursday, March 6th, 8:15 P . M. information for the first time that wild or savage stnte are compara­ Look at his half human eyes and fering with the efferent nerves entirely possible thut he is an net-1greater inliertnnce taxes, id- ” Russia has twu metals of ilie tively dormant- The most sagaci­ forehead! His b etter dog nature nnd their stimulation of the mus­ ual resident of Florida, and calls [though of course- the state ami b ous and nlTcctionate Newfound­ has been brought out, nnd destruc­ it his home. If lie is not a legal its subdivisions will have to pay 5 monetary type, or even one. land dog, after having received a tiveness nre held in abeyance, 'ihe cles necessary in labor. I resident, he easily can be. [higher rates for any money bor- a -o-------Announcement is made by the finished canine education, is only wild dog is stupid, ferocious and THE HUMAN body is like a ! Ht‘ c,in suve himself $500,000 a i ro"[f>‘1g Florida East Coast Railway to the n dog; yet how superior he is to unsocinl; the cultivated dog is in­ modern building.The si s Icton ’ J'la r 1:1 income taxes, which | ''ith tax exempts cut off, Flor- n GREATEST HARPIST IN THE, WORLD. telligent, gentle und friendly. effect that their line from Jack­ the wild, uncultured dog. is the steel frame. The lungs are !*" 1M:SM tolhc stnte of New York, ida will offer the only refuge to the « Visualize the hum! of n New­ sonville to Miami will be double Ami so it is with men. The the ventilation, the heart is the ■R be elects to claim residence in [ millionaire hoping to escape state S A Wonderful A rtist with a W onderful Instrument. tracked in the near future. Thi- foundland and a wild dog nnd you man wide between the cars mul power, t L nerves represent the F,0™la. income taxes and inheritance, 3 will take care of the growing need will b? struck by the difference with a flat top head and tow brow, wiring system. One of these day.-.At his death with a Florida resi- i taxes. He cannot get away from of that railroad. Florida grows! jn contour. In the wild dog, the manifests Just the same character­ , men will know how to shut off and deuce his estate will suve millions. lht-’ federal imposts but he can „ Prices: $1.00, $1.50. $2.0(1,—Plus Tax. ------- o--------| istics ns the wild dog. He lacks turn on their various sets of nervr s tremendously lessen his tax bur- ii Albert \V, Atwood* in the cur­ den Senator Fletcher is waging a i great breadth between the ears in- culture, kindness, sociability and us easily and ns simply as you cut by a residence in Florida. [J fight against the farmer relief bill, dicaets destructiveness- while the is uncouth and destructive by na­ off the hell of your telephone when rent issue of the Saturday Eve­ And tha shrewd Floridians are u claiming that it is "time to stop," tlntnens of the top of the head and ture. you don’t want it to ring in your ning Post, points out that prac- doing everything possible to holes according to press dispatches. Thu tieally every state in the Union, | him out. Florida is the million- BannBaHsaDBUBBnuaHuaaBoaflflr.aBBBaatBBBBBaBBBBBflBBBi 1 bed room at night. r trouble is, congress has never -------[except Florida, is engaged in the aires’ paradise. In time it mayi started when it comes to relief for MR. MELLON, secretary of the j pursuit of milking estates. Tux ihave n corner on the wealth of flic MY FAVORITE STORIES the farmer. treasury, suggests a sur tax on commissioners are busy finding Icountryn a n ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H B B B B B B B H B B F B B B B B ! tB B B B B B B B B B B S f fi^ --------o-------By IRVIN S. COBU B big incomes of 25 per cent. Such l * ' Laddie Boy, un uirdule dog, sav­ 3 a tax actually collected, instead of ed tho lives of seven persons in being evaded by tax-free bonds hammering him into insensibility. During the recent hard times-Chicago the other day. It is not and various other ingenuities, The Thorn With the Rose infrequent that dogs are found which some people insist are still Then, feeing recompense for would supply more money than their wounds, they wont through present—Wall Street gentlemen with such high intelligence that NEW YORK TRIBUNE nation would need, with all the we blush for the stupidity of some were especially concerned, My him. Tucked away nt the bottom the public extravagance, nnd soon wipe own observation has been that, in of « fob pocket they discovered a of our own kind. a class. Wall Street gentlemen get single, solitary dime—and not an­ out the public debt besides. Statesmen who figured that all pated by the gentlemen who fond- [ It is now proposed to “compro­ they needed to do was to run ovcrjjy imagined th a t campaigning was! An eleven mile ennnl connecting frightened over money mutter;* other cent to reward them. The one who had found the com mise" by making the surtax 37 1-2 to XYZ nnd explain via radio how going to ho un onsy game. the Indian River with the St. Johns sooner than anybody else nnd stn> per cent, instead of 25. necessary wns their election to tity River would be a great asset for frightened longer Ibuu anybody looked in stricken admiration from It is quite possible that -Mr Coolcommon weal are destined to disap­ idge, being President of the UnitSanford. Thousands of acres of does, and ure moFo excessively the unconscious form of their vic­ WHY COMPROMISE in a mat­ frightened while they are fright­ fertile lands would be reclaimed tim to his pal und buck again. ter of government business? Mel­ pointment, 'They can, it is true, id States, may have hii coanru'nand tourists would visit this sec­ ened, than the run of us ure. "Bill," he said tn a reverent lon understands finance ns wed us broadcast to a listening world nil ications to the multitude deadhead­ Be that as it may, there was a whisper, "if that guy had bad u.i tion in large numbers on their any man in the United Stales. He the many reasons why they'should ed. But tlie ordinary aspirant for period, when tho uverage stock­ palatial yachts. office will have *.o pay the shd as a quarter on him he’d n' declares that the 25 per cent tax Sanford, Fla. broker tried to look confident and much hold office, but it will cos: them himself or gef ;h j campaign com­ killed us both." will more than supply money need­ Mr. Bryan's statement that he really was scared stiff. A member ¥10 a minute to do so. mittee to pny it. At this instant the despoiled ed. Capital and Surplus - - $125,000.00 | prefers Musgrovc to Underwood of tho broking fraternity was walk The invention of the radio is not, Tuxes should weigh most heav­ However, if the candidate gets does not mean that he intends to ing through n quiet side-street one one stirred and opened his eyes ily upon the most prosper ms. The in the language of Macbeth, go­ a thorn with his rose tho public nominate the former gentleman at night, anil even ur.i*.*r the cover of and sat up. Total Resources - $1,500,000.00 the Democratic Convention. Folks, the friendly darkness still en- "Boss," said the chief robber, government protects them in the ing to "plague tho inventor’’ or Ids will get only the roeo. For tho possession of their fortunes and "wot made you give us such u deuvoring to counterfeit a fine air who insinuate that Bryan is sup­ heirs and assigns. Radio is a busi­ percentage of politics in the air porting for the presidency cvety of prosperity and optimism, when buttle? Thut's wn: we’d like to they should pay propoi tiunutely ness. And candidates will use it A cordial welcome aw aits you at this for that protection. will he cut down drastically by thy man with whom he shoots birds or two lusty footpads culled upon him know—me und mo friend here. If But they should pay whu . it costs on n strictly business basis ot not charge that is impose ! for its use plays bridge, aro resorting unnec­ to stand und deliver, or word to this one thin ten cent piece menus t H so much to you, why you can have and no more. Strong* Financial Institution a t all. Inasmuch as there is a for­ by the politically ambitiuuv And essarily to hyperbole. You muy not that effect. «vi Instead of complying, tho lone it back, wiu our best wishes." sgree with Bryan in his mention midable money cost attached to the it will not be nearly s-j necessary TAXATION should not talm the jf Dr. Murphree, his stand on -edestrian flew ut them. He fought “It isn’t the amount," explained form shooting of a campaign speech into to keep turning off applicants fer of punishment, or ho u.-bil to ike a tiger, with fists, feet und the Wall Streyter, "I merely ob­ ii ivolution, or some of his former teeth. Both of them were sorely jected to exposing my reul financial express class hatreds, or haii-bak- the aid this is but natural. The suffrage ns it would have been had. • •• jollcies, pacifism or bimetalhm, !”ntt i«s *• Ccr.t'r.’JCd on pn~e s. S-* r*n*■t®*I*(■•*"* w w 'c , !s th a t *. "z~. ■ " i '-[the ' t.iio'-i here r*>r.T'>*d f f t YPi ernnot i!.’'’y hh si ~ ’’ “U'r : r - n - r n ^ - **—tx — v i n a J. O. ABERNATHY a u d i t o r i u m DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. ALBERTO ! SAi v l PHONE 939- em i n o 1e County Bank j 1 L et U s S e rv e Y on ______ L �THE 8ANF0RP D A lifllE 1 M L P ,W g P N B 8 P A T , MARCH V lt»4 IU r« U . 'W 'MF'11 - ’| f || £ * MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 2J7-W My — General business ag of the Woman’s Club fit lair—-Millie Turner Circle with Mrs. R. E. Puerifoy 0 o’clock. y—Mrs. Floyd Palmer mtvrtein the members of ittteen- Bridge Cltib, a t /her on; Park 'Avene, y—Cderjr Avehue Circle a •Presbyterian Church with M ti. ;W. L. Henley' j^M tw heon a t 12:15 a t the Val; Friday—Ladies Union of Congre; ggtional Church will hold month' Iy meeting a t the Parsonage. ■JEMMy-—Mrs. L. P. Hagan and 'lU as hubs Williams mil entero f Mys. Hagan from 4 to 6 E ‘ tain a t a tea a t the residence r. Baterday—Children's Story Hour • t Library a t 2 o’clock.' •• SUNSHINE SONNETS laps northern lands are covered uu j u esu a j (},«£■business mission. •Ai- F. Clover and W. C. SchujfUher were afnong the business ■ tors jn the city Tuesday from ,F.- C. Suable of Baltimore arW In the city Tuesday for a I several days on a business mis;Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pattee who ife been spending tho winter in Mfora left Tuesday for their ifae .in Crown Point, IndianuE. D .Norvcll of Atlanta, Ga.t |ji among the out of state busitsa" visitors in the city on Tuea- £ Savqnnah, Ga.- who spent the n ek end' here left Tuesday for heir newA. H. Small of Macon, Ga., was maong the business visitors in ta ile d pn Tdcsdny, making his l^iu|quartcrs at tho Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Watts >f Richmond, Va., stopped over n Sanford Tuesday en route to the qbtRern part of the state. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Borger nd Mr. and Mrs. George Mc’uteheon of Bsyside, Long Island, »tt-Tuesday for their homes after i pleasant stay here. .Mf. nnd Mrs. W. G. Lincoln of IjUqdltock, Ohio, who have been raring.th e state arrived in Sanbad-Tuesday for an extended jl J iu ru u ir n u b llah cd F a c to ry r e b u ilt ty p e w rite r* . a II m ak e* . . JUxport c le a n in g and r e . p a irin g . T ype­ w r i te r vuppllea. In n ). Fio'r&a, o tic ? '* W**k fo r Interesting F a c ts Rf otiifo u r co iw e cu tlv * w u k i ! W ltB ^ u m y b a n d a n d s e a l of tbo Found on Chocolate C ircu it C o u rt o f Ui*. H evanth J u d i­ f ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY AND MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. The cosy home of Mrs. James Ridge on Laurel Avenue, was the scene of one of the loveliest par­ ties given this season, when she entertained at bridge, honoring Miss Helen Gonzalez. In the living room, the decora­ tions were of exquisite pink La France roses and fernH, while in the dining room, sweet peas in pastel tints were effectively used. Score* were kept,on tallies done designs, and after a numl _ games of bridge, the prize for high score, a telephone screen, was won by Mrs. Raymond Phillips, who presented it to the honoree. The cut prize, an exquisite corsage of violets and sweet peas fell to Miss Lottie Caldwell- ’'-ho also pre­ sented it to the honoree. Miss Gonzalez was presented a dainty piece of silk lingerie. At the conclusion of the card game, the tnbtes were cleared and laid with dainty cloths, and re­ freshments of pink and white brick cream, heart shaped cakes were served. On the plates were minaturo' brides, written on which was the announcement of the engage­ ment of Miss Helen Gonzalez to Mr Led p. Rockwell of Townnda, Pa., the wedding to take place in March. After refreshments were served, Misses Olive Newman nnd Mary Elizabeth Pulcston entered the living room bearing a large white basket tied with broad white satin ribbons nnd orange blossoms, which they presented to Miss Gonzalez. The shower having been arranged as n complete surprise to her. Upon opening the bucket she found it fiHed with many lovely and use­ ful gifts for her trausseau. Miss Gonzalez was attired in a smart frock of gray crepe tie chine, worn with becoming hat of gray trimmed with Madonna blue. The afternoon was indeed en­ joyable and .was a most delightful courtesy, the cordial hospitality of Mrs. Ridge being reflected in ev­ ery detail. Mrs. Ridge's guests were Miss Helen Gonzalez, honoree, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner- Miss Gladyce Wilson, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. Percy Mere, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. Benjamin Whitner. Jr-, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Brax­ ton Baggott, Mrs. Cecil Butt, Miss Olive Newman, Miss Mary Eliza­ beth Puleston, Mrs. Dick Brown, Miss Lcttic Caldwetl- Mrs. Fred Daiger, Miss Frances Gonzalez, Mrs. John Hintermiater, Mrs. Em­ mett Hunt, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, nni^ Mrs. Frank Miller. „ G. F. S. MEETING The members of the Senior G. F. S. met Tuesday afternoon at the Lu-Beth Caletrla, at their reg­ ular weekly meeting. Parts were assigned for the play “Springtime” which will be given March 17. The scene of the first act is in the Spring of 18i>8, while the second act is in 1920. The leading part will be taken by Miss Dorothy Mero. During the business session re­ ports were given for the silver tea and other matters attended to. At the conclusion of business, refreshments of strawberry short cake ami coffee were served. Among the members present were Misses Tillye Benjamin, An­ na Kanner, Carol Stone, Georgia Mobley. Velma Shipp, Dorothy TUESDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED On Tuesday, Mrs. W. E. Watson was hostess at luncheon followed by bridge, at her apartments in the Welakn, when she entertained at the third of n series of parties which she is giving in honor of her mother, Mrs. R. B. Keclor of New Jersey, who is spending the win­ ter here. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock a t a prettily appointed table, the center being graced with a crystal basket filled .with cojendulas and ferns. Marking the places were' place cards done in floridn designs. The afternoon was plensuntly spent with an interesting game of duplicate and high scores were made by Mrs, George Knight, Mrs. W* A. Fitts, Mrs. Sam Yountz, ami Mrs. Hal Wight. At one table, arranged for the visitors pivot bridge was played, the prize for this was won by Mrs. Tom Bent­ ley. The cut prize fell to Mrs. Hurtdegen. Mrs. Wntaon’s guests were Mrs. It. S. Keelor, Mrs. F. A. McPher­ son, Mrs. Tom ' Bentley, Mrs. Hurtdegen- Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. Hal Wight. Mrs- W. A. Fitts, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Sam Yuntr,*l|Mr*. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Harry Lewis, and Mrs. Itoy Chit­ tenden. EVENING BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Floyd Palmer was the gra­ cious hostess Tuesday evening, when she entertained at bridge at her home on Purk Avenue, the guests being the members of the Evening Bridge Club. Sweet peas and asparagus ferns were used in decoratiug the rooms where the cord tables were placed. St. Patrick’s suggestions were also effettively used. Grben and white tallies were used in marking the place* of the players, and a(ter n number of absorbing games of bridge were played, scores were counted and the prize for top score, a set of coasters- went to Mrs. George DeCottes. The men’s prize, a late book, was awarded Ernest HousholderRofreshments of a salad and sweet course were served at the conclusion of the card game. Mrs. Palmer’s guests wero Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Mr. and Sirs. I). L Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. George UoCottes, Mr. and MrsE. F. Housholder, W. C. Hill and Floyd Palmer. ATTEND MEETING OF MEDI­ CAL SOCIETY A number of the local physicians and dentists of Sanford will at­ tend the meeting of the Oraige County Medical Society at Orlnndo Wednesday evening at the Angcbilt,'- at which time Dr- John Draper of New York will speak on ' Surgical Treatment of the In­ sane” with stereopticon slides. BOOK LOVERS CLUB POSTPON ED. The meeting of tho Book Lovers Club to have been held Friday af­ ternoon at the home of Mrs- A. E. Hill, has been postponed until next Friday, March 14 on account of the tea to be given by Mrs. L. P. Hagen and Miss Ruba/Williams. LADIES UNION The Lndies Union of the Con­ gregational Church will hold their monthly meeting Friday at the parsonage. Please remember the rilver and china shower. Mis. Paul Burhans and Mrs. Armour Rennud will be tho hostesses this month. HOME-MADE cakes, rosetts, date fctickx- mints, etc., to order. I'fioi’.e 170-W. • Women .played an .Important part in popularising opulanting chocolate when it itris tfirst i n t brought from Mexico by the Spaniards. In Europe they haya been celebrating the 400th an­ niversary of the introduction of "the food of the gods" into the continentaL;. dietary., and its ob­ servance has been the occasion for unearthing somo quaint stories about the early history of the beverage, writes The Wilwaukee Journal One Joseph Acosta, writing in 1004, finid: "The chief use of thii cocos is in a drink which they call chocolate, whereof they make great-account, foolishly and with­ out reason, for it ia' loathsome'to such as arc not acquainted with it." To understand Acosta’s honest distaste, the modern chocolate drinker must remember th a t, at first-Europeans, did not know how tb- make the cocoa-bean palatable. They used the paste cr powder as o rather disagreeable medicine until the nuns of Guannca substi­ tuted sugar for the, chili pappers that the Mexicans favored. There­ after the-taste for-it .wax rapidly acquired, Another early writer found it so popular with the Spanish women at Chlapa that wheti'lhelr bishop for­ bade them to sup it in cliurch they changed their p la n of worship and| in revenge, poisoned the bishop. When Louis XIII of France, took a Spanish bride,, ohc brought her favorite drink pcrqss. the moun­ tains with her and laid the founda­ tion for its immense popularity when an ovori-.morc famous choco­ late devoted, Magle Therein, wife of Louis XIV. niada if the favorite bsyproge of the,french court. England's chocolate ahous precoded h'er coffee houses,, too .r, rst ono .being credited to.an. qnterpri*' ing, Frenchman. That was about 1050. A few years /iter tho fore­ runner of our present-day. pro­ hibitionists were demanding tho suppression pf chocolate along with foreign brandy,, rent and tea be­ cause . these beverages cut down the consumption of brews made frqm hqmo -grown barley. n a ! C irc u it o f F lo rid a , In a n d .fo r ftatnlnole »C o u n ty , on tM a th o S th d ay of M a rc h . A. D. J 9 1 4 . (HEtAL) 1 B. A. n o u n LASH. Clef.H o f th o C irc u it C o u rt S e m in o le C ounty. F lo rid a, n r A. M. W eek*. V . C. Bicycles, Supplies of every Und^ W II. fl, FOX II, Handle Bars, Lamps, Bella, M THE SP0RTJNAJV flTlORB \ “•kSfciW'ja feu.,. fo r C o m p Jn ln an t. a - s u - n - ie v ‘^Twelve Old Maids” “ AWORLD BEATER” "FOLEY'S Cdtogh Medicine la a 'World - Beater1 fa r -speedy, relief,” AT GENEVA HALL writes Hilton A. t y r e , 206 Evans Evansville- Ind. la snt Avenue, *,vansvqie» sna. "M Thursday, March 7* 8 P..M, month'I wga down, with a severe cold, and gettihe worse. I bought a bottle of > O U ! v s HONEY AND Admission: Adults 50, children 25c. TAR COMPOUND, juuT the next Chicken Perfau Supper night, era* .well and (T. K.” I f you w ant,a qqlck,,reliable 'remedy for 35c plate. lough*, colds'.and hoorsonesa-In­ sist upon FOLEY'S KO#EY AND Benefit Club Building Fund. TAR COMPOUND, It'h a s aR the curaU7e qualities of'pine , ta ra h d honey. Bold* everywhere. MRS. KEF LOU HONORED On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. H. S. Keclor of New Jersey was the charming honoree, when Mrs. W. E. Watson entertained at tho sec­ ond of a series of parties, at her apartments, there being three ta­ bles of players. Tho attractive apartment gras abloom with quantities of early spring flowers artistically arrang­ ed in bowls and French baskets. Of exceptional interest was the game of bridge played during the afternoon, the prize for high score | being won by Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. B. F- Whitner holding low score, Mrs. Kcelpr was presented u lovely prize ns memento of the occasion. The hostess served n Combina­ tion plate, ns freshments at tho conclusion of tho card game. Invited to meet *3frs. Keclor wqre Mr*. U. Vi Whitner Sr.,' Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mrs. Alex Vaughan, Mrs. A- M. DcForrcst, Mrs. E. M. Galloway. Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mrs. M. H. Mabry, Miss Katherine Wllkey. Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, and Mrs. S. O. Chase"" H I S question probably makes you realize what it means to own and take care of one million cows. t&nd when you know that the 70,000 farmers who serve you with DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated Milk own t that ,number, you can alsot realize ,the im m en sity of the Dairym en’s League Co-operative Association. But more amazing* is the fact that this great farmerowned business rose out of a mere w ish— your wish .that you could get all your foods direct from the 1 H U S it happens that when you buy DAIRYLEA Evaporated Milk you are buying the most important Headaches "For about t w e n t y years,” Bays Mr. P. A. Wal­ ker, of Newburg. Ky., "one of our family reatcdlca boa been Black-Draught, the old reliable. . . . I use It for colds, biliousness, sour stomach and indigestion. I was subject to headaches when m y liver would get out of order. I would have blinding headaches a n d . . . Just couldn't go. I used and it relieved mo. “About eight years ago my wife got down with liver and stomach trouble. . . . We tried all week to help her, . . . but she didn't get any better. She was nauseated and couldn't eat or rest. Sho began taking Black-Draught, and In two days eho was great­ ly Improved and In a week ehe was up.” . Try Black-Draught »■ Richer Creamier J Evaporated Convince Yourselfl r. ZARING COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD. FLORIDA. ' EX-39 1 1 * 1 *S 1 • 'and Insurance FIX)RID. SANFORD �fend d • h art lo r • Get This .1 Pow er T h rill ' . V* Th. oc ra d l AUTOMOBILE MANji WANTS AUTO TAX REDUCED LITTLE Sara Discrimination H u Been Shown in Tax Reduction On Varloua Articles by Concrete Method of Timing the Ignition. On some cam, the timing mo- exhaust both take place on the up chaniim m ust be removed or dis­ stroke of the piston, th«i two turbed when certain classes of strokes are easily dis*inguiahcd work are to be done. This, of from each other. On the com­ course, necessitates a re-timing pression stroke, both values are of the ignition. In some cases, the closed, and as the mixturu has no firing point of the stroke Is mark­ Imtlet, it is compressed into a ed on the fly-wheel, or the gears compact mass, and exerts a press­ themselves are marked. In other ure on the thumb. On the exhaust cases, the piston of number one stroke, however, the exhaust valve cylinder must be brought to the offers an outlet for the mixture, top desd center of the compression and it passes through the exhaust stroke. A common method of pipe. When priming cups are us­ finding this position is by means ed on the engine, a simple method of a Dent wire inserted through of locating the piston may be us­ g hole when both the ed. The aperture in the cup is the spark ‘;e and exhaust valves are cioa- slightly opened by turning the cock, and the cup is then filled method__ is to remove ed. Another _______ ______ _ _ the spsrk plug, plsce the thumb with ordinary lubricating oil.' On over the hole and turn over the ntake stroke,- the. descending . .. tr pis. engine. The Intake stroke can be ton draws a part of the oil into determined by tho suction which is the cylinder. If the entire amount exerted on the thutnb by tho de­ of oil is drawn in, the supply must scending piston. On the compres­ be replenished. On the compress­ sion stroke, the ascending piston ion stroke, the compression of the exerts s pressure on the thumb. mixture causes bubbles to be form­ When this pressure ceases, the pis­ ed on the oil. When the bubbling ton has reached the nd of its travel ^ceases, the piston has reached the and the ignition timing may then top dead center, or firing point of be done. Though compression and its stroke.—Automobile Digest. FORD COMPANY MANUFACTURES A STEELJTRUCK All-Steel Combination Track And Body la Proving Big Success And Mach In Demand. * DETROIT, Mar. G.—The Ford Motor Company enters the new year with a new product, an allsteel combination truck body and cab mounted on the standard Ford one-ton chassis to be sold as a complete unit. The new body is of the open ex­ press type, so conslructed thst it may be readily convened into other body combinations by using stokes, side bonrds, canopy top, screen sides, etc. , „ • "In fnct," says the Ford state­ ment, "the purpose in producing the new body was to place a low cost general utility truck, meeting both agricultural and commercial requirements a t the disposal of ton truck users." The body is built of steel to withstand the most severe usage and presents a new development in construction. The steel sills arc reinforced with wood in order to lessen vlbrntion and road shocks, thus making for more durability and longer life. The loading space Is seven feet two inches in length by four feet in width and of convenient and practical depth. The end gate is strongly braced and secured by heavy chains which hold it in posi­ tion when lowered. The cab, also of steel construc­ tion, is extra roomy. The scat is of artificial leather, well cushioned on four-inch springs. Protection from the weather is afforded by close fitting door cujrtqips mounted Every man Who owns a motor car and every man In the automo­ bile trade should protest for the re­ peal of thfc discriminatory tax on A big, virile engine to send you automobile products. W. R. Tracy, assistant sales sweeping uphill— big, sure brakes manager of the Oakland Motor Car Company, thus urges a real to ease you d o w n h ill— patented fight by the 15,000,000 automobile Triplex Springs to melt the bumps owners who hnvc been ignored in m the tentative schedule of the house away! One hour’s drive is fifty ways and means committee which minutes more than are needed to proposes to do away with the spccinl war-time levies on bowl­ opefi your eyes to thebiggcrOverland ing alleys and billiard tables; all power, sturdier construction and rorts of amusement tickets up to SO cents, jewelry and other items greater comfort. Champion $6951 while motor cars, trucks and acces­ Sedan $795. £ o. b. Toledo. sories are considered luxuries. Or | “While it is commendable to re­ duce taxes on ail the items in­ W1 cluded, it Is highly unfair to give CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH relief to many items and com­ MONEY Bef4 pletely ignore the 5 per cent tax Send this ad and ten cents to on motor cars, the 0 per cent tax Foiey & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Of on trucks und the 5 per cent on Chicago, 111., writing your name parts and accessories, aggregating and address clearly. You will re­ The nearly $150,000,000 a year. It is ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S easy to collect for the government HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND Won but highly unfair to transportation. for coughs, colds and hoarseness, Ini “Tile government shoutd not lose also free sample packages of FO­ sight of the fact that motor cur users frequently pay 4 to 10 fed­ Breaks All Records In Thrilling LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ Circuitous Trip Lnsting One eral, state and munlcipat taxes." THARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ Hundred Hours pation and Biliousness. These won­ Lake Gibsou—$700,000 ,to be derful remedies have helped mil­ pent for erection of carpenters’ JOHANNESBURG .Mar. 5-O ld lions of people. Try them! Sold National Home for Aged. timers of the Boer trek wagon , everywhere. trails thronged around a muddaubed automobile, when it drew Up at the curb on a main ‘horoughfarc in Johannesburg today. Evt The mnehine, n Studebaker Light taxes Six touring car, had just written » grei a new page in the colorful histnry an ac Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires DO of the Union of South Africa. We hare the only complete stock of GOODYEAR TIRES in the city. Without a pause in tho motor's Cur 30x3 to 40x8 cords and fabrics, NOT hold your car back and require a n y , steady throb, it had set four rec­ make ords In rctravellng the old settler more gas than other makes of tires. *h e* OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. • routes, completely circling the Un­ best i This has been proven by actunl tests and 1 will be glad to It ion, in less than 100 hours—a per­ ilous trip that once took weeks for show you the figures. N« the bullock carts. g*' gatini With tho double thickness tread and extra ply construction Made Three Other Records Florid '.hey give better safety and service, and the price is right. Not only did tho Studebaker es­ prove GAS from visible pumps “You sec what you get and get tablish a new round-trip record around the Union, but it also shat­ what you pay for." , IncL tered three other records between week OILS absolutely as represented, and the price is right too. points along the course. Notable few d;j i T . m c o l n among these was the now running much l time of 35 hours and 57 minutes between this city and Cape Town. The This was n distance of 99(5 miles. Dome, 105 Palmetto Ave.------ and -1113 Sanford Ave. A standard stock model was Leona PHONE 181-J PHONE 461-J driven out of Johannesburg by H. in W«~ F. Pnyne, Fred Scantlebury, I.. O. Bright and W. B. du Preez. They We drove over mountainous roads finish thick with mud to Capo Town, then • opera# mcnib* through Port Elizabeth, East Lon­ don, Kokstad, Durban and return. N ot The car made a 2.G87 mile circle. India Running time from the start lizard here and return was 99 hours, 46 is not minutes. Gasoline consumption averaged 21.5 miles per Imperial T uit gallon. The gasoline mileage was Minm'-i, unusually high, motorists agreed permi today, considering that an average Tump speed of 20.75 miles an hour was ful gl maintained along roads broken by frequent streams, which compelled Tin fording. migrn Numerous washouts, due to they I heavy rains, forced the car to trav­ und si el along tong stretches of hilly, them i slippery roadway, subjecting the Studebaker and its drivers to se­ Elecvere test. For this reason the! "enjoy trip proved one of the most sensacently tional ever staged in South Africa. utility Lost in Diamond Diggings. alwny The rnnzc of roads running around hundreds of diamond dig­ Thf gings, near Kimberly, brought con­ to in fusion to the record-breakers. The metal running time sulforcd serious dis­ infort advantage through time lost in Itussi. opening and closing cnttlc gates. monel Metropolitan motorists may be sur­ prised to know that actually 309 A nr gates barred the Studcbnker’s Florid path. effect Returning to Johannesburg, the aonviir • Light-Six was examined by sever­ trucku al hundred motor car owners. The' will tu engine was still running smoothly. of the The body was uninjured—although It is an easy way to tell if the new it was thickly coated with mud, iurtftr Sent Essex Coach gives greater value than from axles to top. Then n careful figt Sht t examination of the chassis showed was ever provided a t this price. cluimlt that the car hnd gone through the accord * gruelling strain without the slight­ Take a ride. It has answered the trouble est breakdown. question for thousands. Priced f,l 70 started the farn lower, the new Essex Coach provides FOUR RECORDS IN AFRICA ARE WON BY STUDEBAKER Seminole Overland Company Attention M otorists NO, TH EY DON’T ..... F. P. RINES on uprights and opening and clos­ ing with the door. An oblong win­ dow in tho back of tho **b gives ample facilities for rear vision, adding to the safety as well as the convenience of the driver. The now truck which la already on display in many Ford dealen show rooms throughout the coun­ try, sells complete with steel cab and" body for $490 T.o.b. Detroit, being priced in accordance with tno standard Ford policy- , . In addition to the saving offered truck users in this body, is tho con­ venience of now being able to buy the Ford Ton Truck complete and ready to put into service. PROMINENT LAWYER LAKELAND, Mar. 5^-1 _ Spencer, lawyer and developer; acad here at the age of 34, ok result of complications folia an operation for appendicitis came to Lakeland from Ocala years ago and became actively gaged in some of Polk coun biggest development projects, was for several years attorney the board of county commb ' Mr. Spencer is survived widow and a It-year-old son u nine-year-old daughter, mother also resides here. Cylt+rlcr TourimJ Buick Character Makes Buick Value Buicle value is something more than appears on the surface. I t is more than the excellence and beauty of Buick design—more than the greater riding comfort, power and safety that Buick provides. Buick’s value comes from the sum total of all those Buick qualities and traditions which together make up Buick character. A Euick owner fully appreciates Buick character. He knows the dependable, satisfying and trouble-free transportation which Buick gives, however long or however far a Buick owner may elect to drive his car. ___________________________________________ x-m-h-m SANFORD BUICK COMPANY . E. L.-HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 . wESSEX A SIX—Built by Hudson W e A sk T h is Sim ple T est i ■ Laddie rd tho 1 Chicago infrequen with sucl we blush 1 of our ow. An clove, the Indian I River woulc Sanford. T a larger, handsomer body, with even greater passenger comfort than the former Coach. And its 6-cylinder motor, built by H udson, gives th e smoothness of perform ance for which the SuperSix is famous. T -K e Coach *975 H as Q u a lities o f Both Hudson and the Former Essex und'touHsLs’Tourin^ Model-?850 tion in large palatial yuriit M/ /i, £.tn Mr. Bryn n't prefers Musgi does not mean i' nominate the f. the Democratic who insinuate t porting for the*x • man with whom ** plays bridge, ure essarily to hyperl agree with Bryai of Dr. Murphree, . evolution, or some of bis r«,.... pollcjes, pacifism or bimetulii.m, [teem. _ ernnot <!my M ? s k c iri’y, br.ttcrcd ’ " T : , Steering is as easy as guiding a bicycle. Note how comfortably and safely it holds even the roughest roads at all speeds. Gasoline, oil and tire mileage are ex­ ceptional. A further satisfaction is the low cost at w hich all replace­ ment parts are sold. id e W ill W in Phone j|J DSOI 5 M a p /h LAKE WORTH—Construction of new Presbyterian church com­ pleted. Wheeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street O I LS-GAS Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes N Fisk 5RVICE THAT MAKES FRIEND?." EOS STANDARD M OTOR PRO DUCTS S t a n d a r d O il Co m p a n y cd ignorant theories. It is foolish to exact excessive taxes when they are not needed. Excessive taxation discourages en­ terprise. A man will not risk money building up new factories, providing work, giving opportunity, if he must stand all the loss and give up half the profit, when there is a profit. . », (iD v r n k You BRISBANE A va ila b le Wherever You Go INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �■’ " • • • - ■ '• v. -• ,, •> pi-,.- .............. ' ' _________________ ‘ . ‘ • • ' - t *V ■» '* ■ g a. ' w % -v * ? r1 Tins SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 ,1M4. YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE J 4 8 _ SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES AND ford Daily Herald WANTED FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE -AD RATES ►’OH feA —DcScto paint, and To Buy Right ROOM and board, $8.00. 402 Firat ----------- PoHTTs-----------vanrUhea nt Sanford Novelty F o il SALE—At Coronado Beach New and Used St. nn eight room furnished house Works, io lt agents. 15-J-Uc ROADSTERS with two lots. Located on Flagler WANTED—Plain sewing. 717 W. >d M h. w ill hr tr­ In Real Estate^ t o C f j i f l O N is second BUfTCll AhAPKSj tree blueberries Ave., good income property. Mrs. TOURINGS im N t i * u aad w i ­ First S t Phono 3G8-W. and blackbetries—all varieties D. A^Kc!iy,_217E. 3rd St.______ l l la u u rd la telf fo r COUPES Lumber mod Building only in importance to price, and often is Madam Harriet, saitablo for home and commercial SEDANS* Carter Lumber Cot _ ------------- tor a liar planting,. Largest nurseries. Vig­ FOR SALE—Beautiful home, SunBeauty Parlor. TON TRUCKS the controlling factor;in th e sale of a N. Laurel St.__Phone* ford Heights. E. F. Lane. — ........... He n liar well rooted plants insure Cash or terms. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. ----------««•aliar orous, FOR SALE—Lot on Onk Ave., HILL LUMBER CO." good early profits. For full In­ piece of property. Wc Sell or trade. --------------4r a liar Park Ave. Phone 245.___ <050,00. E. F. Lane.___________ Service, Quality end EDWARD HIGGINS, | F ace Typ* double above |i formation and illustrated catalog Phone 135. WANTED—Room in private home, Authorized Ford Dealer No. 0, write Southern Adapted FOR SALE—Lot on Myrtle Ave. l». . * Decide carefully th e use to which you lu c fd d a te s a re tor conNurseries, Bartow, Fla. Price $1100.00. E, F, Lane. close in. Call Mr. Murphy, care Sanford. ________ Inaertlnne. wish to put the property, and also con­ Southern Utilities. ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ OLDEST BIBLE IN CO I or fie of a v e ra g e length CITKLIs trees—1 have Valencia, FOR SALE—Lot on Park Avo. Price <1,000.00. E. F. Lane. paired. Hupmobilcs n specialty. ounted a line, Tntqjerlne, Satsuma, Jaffa- J.u j.____ . sider its possibilitiesi in th e future. “ POXlTlCSE im c h a rg e 30c fo r flret Jim Gong and Grapefruit buds on FOR SALE—Celery farm on First Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and MIAMI. Mar. 4.—Mrs. I tlon. 3rd. Phone 440. per cent discount. St., close in. Rcnl bargain. E. r rr tls ln g In reetrlcted to Giffin of this city bell Whether searching for business or resi­ ANNOUNCEMENTS B, T. Tiller, I*nola.____________ _Lane.___________ ;__________ clanalflcutlon. possesses the oldest Bible FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT e rro r la m ade The Bandential locations, the man who consist­ GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs FOR SALE—Most desirable lot I hereby announce that I am a lerald w ill be reeponelble country'. It was printed la *or setting, 15 eggd for $1A)0. in Roso Court. E. F. Lane. . one In co rrect Insertion, candidate for the office of Clerk ently reads the offerings on The Herald don in 1604. In addition t* r e r t|s e r, fo r aubeequent Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue, FbTt UENT=5 room house witfi of the Circuit Court of Seminole n>. . The office thould l>o Sanford. J ’hone 3303. VERY EASY TERMS taining all the books of tltt 83-tfp County, subject to the action of the W ant Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as bath and garage. Nice location, -^Immediately In cane of nnd New Testaments, tho Democratic primary in June, 1924. SANFORD STOVE* WORKS, 321 $30.00 per month. Dodge Touring every day real bargains find their way . ADVF.tt T i i r n o . H. H. CHAPPELL. First Strcot. Next door to Smith contains the book of common Chandler Touring repreO entotlvn thnrBrothers. Wo sell, trade, and re* FOR RENT—12 room flat, cen­ ------FOlFCOUNTY JUDGE ers nnd other rites and pra; into these columns. f Ford Sedan (ta m llln r w ith rate*. m ien trally located, $60.00 . used in the Church of alfl cat Inn, w ill give you pair nil kinds of cook stoves. If I hereby announce my candidacy Hudson Touring t Info rm atio n . And !f your trouble is stove trouble, see for the office of County Judge Scripps-Booth Touring The book is in n perfect sU< they- w ill aaalet you In us._________ ;_____ ____________ FOR RENT—3 room house new, of Seminole County, subject to the KENT VULCANIZING WORKS preservation despite its 260 $10.00 per month. y o u r y ran t ad to maku FOR SALE—Piano, in good condi­ action of the vgters nt tho Demo­ | effective. of life. tion. Cheap for cash. Price cratic primary Juno 3. FOR SALE—One bungalow close JRTXAT NOTirF$175.00. Phone 323-L-2. JOHN G. LEONARDY. HOUSES FOR RENT in, 6 rooms and bath, modern in lleern should give th e ir FOR SHERIFF. Political Political EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and W c 'r y \Z e c t W m " | r pontofflce uddrean nn RENT—(inrage, comer 11th To the Voters of Seminole County: FOR repairing. Call H. S. Pond. J P ’* ’ th e ir phone num ber If nnd Elm Aye. M. Schneider. _ Announcements Announcements I hereby announce m.v candidncy lire re su lts. About one phone 225 or Peoples Bank. FOR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. of a thonnitml ban it FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ FOR RENT—5 room cottage with 179-tfc Close in, $1,000.00. an d th e o th ers can 't FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF bath, lights, water. W. J. Thig1 hereby announce myself n can­ nole County, subject to the voters pen. fc'ate w ith you unless FOR SALE—All kinds of house­ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION of the Democratic Primary to be for re-election to the otfice y o u r address. , hold furniture; also a four room FOR SALE—One eight room house I hereby announce my candidacy didate of member of the board of public held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I FOR RENT—Modern house, close MIMMaet MUn hr on First St., dose in. A bargain. apartment for rent. Inquire 300 for rc-elcction to the office of » er« « e a t T he l » in. Inquire 209 E. 5th St. Phono instruction, representing school promise four years of Law En­ Como in and sec us. Sanford Avennc. county superintendent of public district rrald o fffer or hy le tforcement in a business manner by 399-W. No. 1 of Seminole County, instruction of Seminole County, rrlrpMtac dlaaaatlaFOR SALE—Tomato plants, $1.50 to the Democratic primary tho help of tho proper subordi­ FOR RENT—Modern bungalow, irr »•* valid., . . per thousand. Address J. \V. 216 ACRES, nil cleared and fenc- subject to the Democratic primary subject nates or assistants and earnestly to be held on June 3rd, 1921. 5 rooms, bath, sleeping porch. You can find the name of lun. P ro m p t, f E tllclont cd. Two miles out near Orion- to be held on June 3rd, 192-1. Corley, Cnmcnm Avesolicit the support of all law enFRED T. WILLIAMS. ____ $30.00 per month. I* A. Renaud, live Business Msn in S asfsri I Service. ’ rood. Two houses, garage, T. W. LAWTON. FOR SALE — Breakfast table- do Sanford Heights. Phone 156-W. chicken yard, 25 orange troos, this Column each day. FOI1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER! ™ R •'KOSECUTINO ATTORN BY ~ S S K « JL.T ALLEN. . «gt chairs, library table and some $3000. RAYMOND • FOR RENT—Three room cottage1 hereby announce niy candidacy I desire to announce to the citifeather pillows. Address 100 Myr­ FOR SHERIFF. 1314 Knst 4th Street. Inquire of Seminole County that I am tle Ave. I hereby announce myself ns a re st doorFOR SALE—Three room house. for County Commissioner for the n candidate for the nomination to Fifth District comprising Chuluoenniliduto for the ofilce of Sheri.? SALE—Bedstead, dining ta­ New, $850.00. . -Sanford business mOn FOR tn, Geneva nnd Osceola, subject to be Prosecuting Attorney for the of Seminole County, subject to the Key West has Election ble, oil stove and gns plnte. 911 in need o f ,competent Myrtle the action of the Democratic pri- County Court-of Seminole County, Democratic primary June. 1921 The Marcel Shop, A v o . _________________ Call and see us. Wo give you ! mary subject to the action of the Demo­ Id reud tho classified Improvement Bonds Sbatn p on ln K , W a v l a * . F June 3. W. A. TILLIS. cratic Primary, Juno 3rd, 1924. I fhc Herald, There’s no FOR SALE—Man’s bicycle, also the bargains and service. C. A. RAULERSON. M a a le n r la ir . V io le t M a r FOR- SHERIFF refrigerator. Phone 60-1-J, 1101 THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. will be grateful for your vote ana, sending out-of-town for T r r a t r a r a lo KEY WEST, Mar. 3.—An ordi­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER h‘ nomination __ Hrifeinolc Hotel Annex.......... First St.______________ To the Voters of Seminole County: there is probably Just P IIII.L IP S A P .lllT M B M T S ’ I hereby announce my enndi11,0 nom‘na‘,unnance has passed its first reading I hereby announce myself n can­ TeL you want in tho city. WANTED—To hear from live man SANFOlt’frttfcA l/E S T A T E Is in dacy for County Commissioner for ERN EST~FTiR> OS EHOLljer: didate foe Sheriff or Seminole by city council, providing for call­ S a lle X o . 3 great demand. Investors are Icolunm and if you don’t with few hundred dollars to I wish to announce thnt I am a fifth district of Scninolu Coun­ to the action of the ing a special election on the ques}ou want a few cents in­ tnke exclusive rights £or new out­ looking for good bargains. If you the candidate for Clerk of the Circuit County subject primary to be held on tlon of issuing $150,000' public 1mwant nd will bring you door game in Sanford. Kents to have any real estate to buy or sell ty. Subject to the uction of the Court of Seminole Co., subject to Democratic prtninry June 3rd. If I am elected I pledg pledge provement bonds of the City oi |es. Just try it once. public by the hour. Strictly clean it will pay you ;o use Tho Herald June Primary of E.1924. Democratic primary, June third. myself tu fulfill the-duties of this Key West. A now park, city sew­ W. J. Thigrpen II. KILBER. -Positloh as cchk, high class appealing game. Write classified page.________________ If elected, I promise the faithful office to tho best of my ability. ers and additional street paving FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING mid or general ninid. for appointment ami demonstra­ FOR SAI.E—New ll-rn-un houseperformance of tlie duties con­ E. E. BRADY. Has moved to Pulestoa are included in tho proposal. ATTORNEY. ins, Route A, Uox_291. tion. F. P. Moore, 37 E. Amelia, 500 feet from city line on Or­ nected with that office. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Orlando, Fla. Hrurnley Hldg. Real ! I wish to nnnounce that I shnll lando road. Britt Realty Co. W. L. MORGAN. Subject, of course, to the action SECURED RELIEF THROUGH tnte and all kinda of be a candidate for the office of FOR SALE—Pure bred Collie pup, FOR TAX ASSESSOR. of the Democratic Primary to bo FOLEY PILLS County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ nine months old. Write Box 241. T—Dining room, a good surance. I wish to nnnounce that I nm a held June .Ini, 1 will be n candidate ject to the endorsement of the Jon for man nnd wife, candidate for re-election to tho for the office of Copnty Judge of John R. Gordon, Danville, III., Democratic voters at tho June 3rd, APARTMENTS Icook. Apply Lincoln office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ Seminole County. I shall be grate­ writes: “ I have suffered with kid-1 primary. nole County, subject to the decis­ ful for the nomination nnd elec­ ney trouble five years; could not i FOR RENT GEORGE C. HERRING. ion of the Democratic Primary to tion, and if elected I nssure the sleep at night and was always tir­ Lloyd C. Bebotd fANTED ARE YOU—Looking for n good FOR COUNTY JUDGE be hel l June 3rd, 1921. citizenship of Seminole a fair nnd ed. I was not strong nnd hnrd Traffic Manager room. If you don’t find one list­ I hereby announce myself ns a ______________ A. VAUGHAN. or nenr Sanford, ^ S ln faithful administration of the af- work made my bark ache. I got ed in this column, insert n small candidate for tho office of County d!9 First National Bank Bid*, :ht I p k three people for light FOR TAX COLLECTOR fnirs of the office. mine FOLEY PILLS and nftor n Judge of Seminole County, subject Sanford, Florida. Address L. II. want ad and you will receive the I wish to announce that I nm n SCHF.LLE MAINES. few treatments I felt better and ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. 3—Con­ to the Democratic primary, June 3, best listings in the city. aV Del., Sanford Specializing Loss and Di m ............... could wbrk with more ease, bcrnndidntc for rc-elcction to the oftinued prosperity und business ex­ FOR SHERIFF 1924. I pludge faithful service Freight—Express Claims irrier boys,to deliver F o r ItKNT—Two nicely furnished pansion may be expected- in prac­ should you nominate me. i fice of County Tax Collector of I her.-by nmttfuhcc myself n rnn- i ‘nm® »^o"«rer and could sleep bet' housekeeping rooms, first floor, Herald in Wlflfer tically all lines during the present ite for reoicctlon to the office ^eJ‘' fO I,E i I ILLS are a diuretic J. G. SHARON. [^cniinole County, subject to th e 1‘lijlato Hand. Seo or writu $20.00 month. 312 E. Fifth S t._ year, in tho opim»n«—wf » Frank ..tab eriff of Seminole county sub- stimulant for the kidneys, mnko Rictlon' ‘of"thd Democratic primary jert to the action of th*? Demo- lJ ‘Wm mure . active. Get a bottlo nager of Sahfofd , FOR' • 'RENT—Three furnished Hempstead, Atlanta business ex­ FOR CLERK OF COURT housekeeping rooms. Call af­ pert nnd federal tax counsellor. Studcbakcr, Packard, Chev I, FlfL________ _ crntlc primary to be held on June I hereby announce my enndi-1to be held in June. 3. if elected for another term 11 rnisiied room wi*h ter 5 or before 8 a. m., 509 E. 3rd Mr.'. Hempstead bases his predie- ,llu-y for the office of Clerk of the l JNO. D. JINK INS. J . L. PERKINS pledge to fulfill thu duties of tho , _ tionn on what he has henni __________ und seen ' , „ , „ . , le home if possible, ___ _________ ______ Circuit Court, Sumuolo lounty, FOR TAX COLLECTOR Sales Department office in the same efficient manner changed. P. O. Box FOR RENT— I room unfurnishe.il !l!..hi!_rfce! ! L & _ 0,T.ur thu co“n* I beg to announeo myself a can­ that I have conducted it in the 1 try, and puiticulurly over the Florida, subject to the decision of San Juan Garage apartment, close in. Apply II. 1South. 1 the Democratic IYimary to bu didate for the office of Tax Col- past. wicker baby T. Pan, 801 First St. I C. M. HAND. “Tho business situation looks held on June 3rd, A. I)., 1924.*J I lector of Seminole County, subject 'price.' Call FOR RENT—Three desirable bed better all the time,” .said Mr. stand for efficiency and service in to the decision of the Democratic FOR CONSTABLE 323-L-2. OF BIS* ’ _rooms. Apply 619 Oak Ave. Hempstend, "apparently there is Spanish type TKICT NO. 1. office. Primnry to be held June 3rd, 1921tO n fc .tm te d ut cost FOR RENT—Two nicotv furnish­ pessimism in uny section of Dixie, I hereby annojnee thnt I nm a Cards of Sanford’s Reputable ed housekeeping rooms, first it is not now n question of wheth­ VANCE E DOUGLASS. It. C. MAXWELL floor, 312 E. 5th St. candid^ for con liable of District er prosperity will continue, but Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers Professioaal Men, each of lOiQUI O DAY ___ ■ how business men will udjust FOR RENT—Five furnished No. I, subject to the Democratic whom, in his chosen profession nr. 5.—Mayor ma 117 Park Avenue P h o n e m \ themselves to the situation. There . ro o m s, modern I iousq nnd picasVeil M ar. 5 ns primary to bo hold Juno 3rd, 1924. the Herald recommends to the pro« JJ1to*1)oyAn 'Brooksvifie ant place. Fifteen minutes from is a tendency to brunch out ma­ ,^g,,.Lo b t , . . . . Said district beig composed of the people. |U ' *•representative from the Sanford. Special rate for summer terially. It is an expansion, how­ following voting precincts: San­ season. B. T. Tiller, Paula,-Fla. ever, which is given consideration 1rd of health will be here only after capeful investigation. ford, Lake Monroe nnd Pnoln. locnl authorities in ridThe disposition of business men , E. E. WALKER. Sanford Novelty oksvillc of the pests. LOST ANDFOUND generally shows u balance wheel. Fred R. Wilson Producers and distributors seem Works . 9 LOST an opportunity to keep to havo a ‘"weather eye" so to ATTORNEY-AT-LAW abreast with the times by not speak. _r ............. ....... ..... ....... their They want to„ know rending the classified pages of j markets before they bruuden out 1MENT First National Hank Bldg., V. C. COLLER, Prop. your daily newspaper. Herald too much." want ads contain many interesting Sanford -----------Florida Mr. Hempstend, in addition to _ problem of filling messages. It will puy you to read personal investigations, receives General Shop and Mill Wotk Is easily settled _on them d a i l y . ___________ well-sifted reports on nil business I principle of reciprocity, LOST OR STRAYED—One small activities, and his expert advice is Contractor and Bulldar 4 | \trh a t one has to sell the sought by many of the big business red cow, with halter on nnd piece -..wants to buy. George A. DeCottes 517 Commercial Strtoi of chain around neck. If found leaders in various sections of the I Attorney-at-Law | _ is the grunt nrinci- notify Hopkins Shoe Shop or phone United States. His investigations, however, have not been confined The S hour.constant potential charging system Over Seminole County .aderlying Herald Wnnt 560 und receive rewnrd. to the larger cities, but he has vis­ K>«ml it has worked for Hark ited many of the smaller towns and the high pressure Alemite Lubricator for correct | t with such great sucSanford, --------— Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator | and rural communities in south­ l-thut this form of nd- California Wealth eastern territory. He said ho was Works . ging has come to be Doubles in 10 YeaVs grently impressed with the opti­ lubrication of your car. F "It it’s Metal wo can weld %m. mism und business confidence he ieds of one are supSchelle Main?s TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mar. -I. found even in the most remote SANFORD, FLORIDA' le needs of another. Tho wealth of California, Flor­ country districts. We have some irrig at­ ida’s chief rival in climate, almost LAWYER-:#ccss simply is the doubled ROI'OSE BOND ISSUE during the_10-year period L‘of the buyer and ed farms at low prices. — Court House STEWART The Florist rether nnd Herald front” 1912 to 1922, according to a PETERSBURG, Mar. •*;— estimate of the wculth , P ’ M“ris do thnt to per-* preliminary Flowers For All Occasi that state, just released by the *'R city attorney has been inf*Try them nnd see. Dcdui tment of Commerce nt Wash- ■etructcd by the city commission to Members Florist* Telegraph ich nil the people ir.gton. The total of the principal ‘‘raw up the necessary patters for livery Aaiociation r — lenve your forms of wealth of California on ■«Jmlwiun of a proposed $335,-! Elton J Moughton 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W H. B. Lewis & Co. Jbe people for _ nt The Herald of- Dec 31 1922, it is shown, a m o u n t - ^ont* issuo _ JAND SUPPLIES fione us to send for ed to $15,031,731,000, us compared 1 improvement of the municipal ARCHITECT ’hone 319. First National Bank Bldg. ane it to the Wunt with $8-414,038,000 in 1912. This street railway lines, including con- FOOTofFIRST AN FORD,FLA. 107 S. Park Ave. rcpresents an ncrcase of 78 per j B*r V,ctJ,on ncw I,!*IvenR,!t- in* irtment. X nnd boosted the per capita «tallation o new rails and purSun ford, ----------- Florida j Sanford Machine Co* 148 values from $3,277 to $4,007, or jchase of additional rolling stock. a 1 l. r l. ln r •d BellM 22.3 per cent. _ ---------------------------__ Wurk. Cash in Advance GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANTED- M JLLANEOIJS Expert D e c l a r e s Business Improves As Year Advances ViT n r PURELY PROFESSIONAL HAVE YOU TRIED OUR TWO NEW . FEATURES? WH1DD0N & HODGES FARMS NOW IS A GOOD TIiME TO GET SET TO RAISE CELERY NEXT SEASON. s a g B M W of By GEORGE McMANUS iJNG UP FATHER TOO HAVEN’T «C,OT AtST H EART- n o hAAH W O U L D S lT A N D LOAF L IK E T O U DO* I’M t>lCK O F S E E IH ^ T .O U ' I WV'^H I'O (SEVER, tlE E TOU.^ A<^AtH UNTIL T O U |1 E -IF YOU K E E P iO H TAUKIM ' l_JKE THAT TOO e>REAid MX HEART- i'*-’ DON'T TALK TO ME -^E .T O UT A N ’ t)TAT O U T • DON'T COMC. DACK U H T IL TOU <3ET WORK. ^ET VJ0RK'- Ve k t v/e l l - i V / I L L - I’L L tsE N D 0 - 0 - OH.’ WHAT HAVE l I D O N E - rAT P O O R HUt>e>AND - \ M U ^T ’bTOP H t N - 1 C A N ’T GEAK T O TH INK OP Hitv\ AWAT FROM m e : FOR, T O U -MA641E D a r l i n * W HEN I 5^'T-rt J O B in Z^ONNA "TR.T TOz^tT WCRK IN another to w n - - C r lln d * . C r ln d la s ritou e UU Hanford. TCt»-THt^> tt> D lN T 'f-N O MR'a, JlCCS 1 HAVEN’T t>EEN T O U R HUt>©ANO - TE^» • I L L ^ E N O ALL T H E O O T t> O U T T O FIND HIN ' l HOPE HE D O E S N ’T g T Q u T OF VTO W N - t T ‘o TOO GAD * S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, FI POO ft C.IP.L’. Phone 104 902 French Av« The Seminole Printery t.ri u. tlituru on that ob o f I lirlnllntr—*v»- ntaml bchlnI m i Juti we turn nut. Rubber Stamp* a Specialty A-, zd ir , A l.v.v i"r*ruj«: S^A.cr. t'in. R. C. M A X W G L Ileal Estate and Insurance SANFORD____ FLORPDi ., lj* ; » J L .S, . . U. ■* h • VHH . V �pm w m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1924 Method of Timing the Ignition Says Discrimination Haa Been Shown in Tax Reduction On Various Articles by Congress A big, virile engine to send you sweeping uphill— big, sure brakes to ease you d o w n h ill— patented Triplex Springs to melt the bumps away! O n e h o u r’s drive is fifty minutes more than are needed to open your eyes to the bigger Overland power, sturdier construction and greater comfort. Champion $6951 Sedan $795. t a b . Toledo. Every man who owns a motor car and every man in the automo­ bile trnde should protest for the re­ peal of thfc discriminatory tax on automobile products. W. R. Tracy, assistant sales manager of the Oakland Motor Car Company, thus urges a real fight by the 15,000,000 automobile owners who hnve been ignored in the tentative schedule of the house ways and means committee which proposes to do nv.ny with the specinl war-time levies on bowl­ ing alloys nnd billiard tables; all sorts of amusement tickets up to 50 cents, jewelry and other items while motor cars, trucks and acces­ sories arc considered luxuries. "While it is commendnble to re­ duce taxes on all the items in ­ cluded, it is highly unfair to give relief to many items and com­ pletely ignore the 5 per cent tax on motor cars, the 3 per cent tax on trucks and the 5 per cent on parts nnd accessories, aggregating nearly $150,000,000 a year. It is easy to collect for the government but highly unfair to transportation. "The government should not lose sight of the fact that motor car users frequently pay 4 to 10 fed­ eral, state and municipal taxes.” On some c a n , the timing me- exhaust bo chanism must be removed or dis- stroke of turbed when certain classes of strokes ar work are to be done. This, of from each course, necessitates a re-tlming pression a of the ignition. In some cases, the closed, and firing point of the stroke is mark- outlet, it ed on the fly-wheel, or the g ean compact m themselves are marked. In other ure on the cases, the piston of number one stroke, hov cylinder must be brought to the offers an top dead center of the compression and it pasa stroke. A common method of pipe. Whi finding this position is by means ed on the < of a bent wire inserted through of locating the spark plug hole when both tne ed. The intake and exhaust valves are ctos- alightly oj ed. Another method is to remove cock, and the spark plug, place the thumb with ordlr over the hole and turn over the Intake stri engine. The intake stroke can be ton draws determined by the suction which is the cylinde exerted on the thutnb by the dc- of oil is dr scending piston. On the compres- be rsplenii sion stroke, the ascending piston ion stroke, exerts a pressure on the thumb, mixture ca When this pressure censes, the pi*- ed on the ton has reached the nd of its travel censes, the end the ignition timing may then top dead e be done. Though compression and .its stroke. ...Attention Motorists... We have the only complete stock of GOODYEAR TIRES in the city. Our stock comprises from 30x3 to 40x8 cords and fabrics. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. • • F o r d s o iv A SIX—Built by Hudson 1^711 It is an easy way to tell if the new Essex Coach gives greater value than was ever provided at this price. Take a ride. I t has answered the question for thousands. Priced *170 lower, th e new Essex Coach provides a larger, handsomer body, with even greater passenger comfort than the former Coach. And its 6*cylinder motor, b u ilt by H udson, gives t h e smoothness of perform ance for which th e SuperSix is famous. •Touring Model - $850 .0 Era/fAt and Taa Emtra H as Q u a lities o f Both Hudson and the Former Essex Steering is as easy as guiding a bicycle. Note how comfortably and safely it holds even the roughest roads at all speeds. Gasoline, oil and tire mileage are ex­ ceptional. A further satisfaction is the low cost at w h ich all replace­ ment parts are sold. Phone All-Steel Combination Truck And Body la Proving Big Success And Mock la Demand. * CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will re­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of FO­ LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY CA­ THARTIC TABLETS for Constipntion nnd Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Lake Gibson—$700,000 ,to be spent for erection of carpenters’ National Home for Aged. Up at the curb on u main ‘horoughfare in Johannesburg today. The mnehine, a Studebnker Light Six touring car, had just written a new pnge in the colorful history of the Union of South Africa. Without a pause in the motor’s steady throb, it hnd set four rec­ ords in retraveling the old settler routes, completely circling the Un­ ion, In less than 100 hours—a per­ ilous trip that once took weeks for the bullock carts. Made Three Other Records Not only did the Studebnker es­ tablish a new round-trip record around the Union, but it also shat­ tered three other records between points along the course. Notable among these was the new running time of 35 hours ami 57 minutes between this city and Cape Town. This was n distance of 99(1 miles. A stnndnrd stock model was driven out of Johannesburg by H. F. Payne, Fred Scantlebury, I.. O. Bright and W. B. du Precx. They drove over mountainous roads thick with mud to Cape Town, then through Port Elizabeth, East Lon­ don, Kokstad, Durban and return. The car made a 2,C87 mile circle. Running time from the start here and return was 99 hours, 46 minutes. Gasoline consumption averaged 21.5 miles per Imperial gallon. The gasoline mileage was unusually high, motorists agreed today, considering that an average speed of 26.75 miles an hour was maintained nlnng roads broken by frenuent streams, which compelled fording. Numerous washouts, due to heavy rains, forced the car to trav­ el along long stretches of hilly, slippery roadway, subjecting the Studebnker and its drivers to se­ vere test. For this reason the trip proved one of the most sensa­ tional ever staged in South Africa. Lost in Diamond Diggings. The maze of roads running around hundreds of diamond dig­ gings, near Kimberly, brought con­ fusion to the record-breakers. The running time sutTered serious dis­ advantage through time lost in opening nnd closing cattle gates. iMctropolitan motorists may be sur­ prised to know thnt actually 309 gates barred the Studebnkcr’s path. Returning to Johannesburg, the Light-Six was examined by sever­ al hundred motor car owners. The* engine wns still running smoothly. The body was uninjured—although it was thickly coated with mud, from axles to top. Then a careful examination of the chassis showed that the car had gone through the gruelling strain without the slight­ est breakdown. FORD COMPANY MANUFACTUERS A STEEL TRUCK DETROIT, Mar. 5.—The Ford Motor Company enters the new year with a new product, an allsteel combination tru ct body and cab mounted on the standard Ford one-ton chassis to be sold as a complete unit. The new body is of the open ex­ press type, so constructed that it may be readily convened Into other body combinations by using stakes, side boards, canopy top, screen sides, etc. i “In fact,” says the Ford state­ ment, “the . purpose in producing the new body was to place a low cost general utility truck, meeting both agricultural and commercial requirements a t the disposal of ton truck users." The body is built of steel to withstand the most severe usage and presents a new development in construction. The steel sills are reinforced with wood in order to lessen vibration and road shocks, thus making for more durability nnd longer life. The loading space is seven feet two inches in length by four feet In width and of convenient and practical depth. The end gate is strongly braced nnd secured by heavy chains which hold it in posi­ tion when lowered. The cab, also of steel construc­ tion, is extra roomy. The seat is of artificial leathet-, well cushioned on four-inch springs. Protection from the weather is afforded by close fitting door cert^ips mounted NO, TH EY DON’T Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires DO NOT hold your car back and require any more gas than other makes of tires. This has been proven by nctun! tests and I will be glad to show you the figures. With the double thickness tread nnd extra ply construction they give better safety and service, and the price is right. GAS from visible pumps “You see what you get anil get what you pay for." , OILS absolutely as represented, nnd the price is right too, F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave, PHONE 181-J 1113 Sanford Ave PHONE 161-J ing with the door. An oblong win­ dow in the back of the *$b give* ample facilities for rear vision, adding to the safety as well as the convenience of the driver. The now truck which U already on display in many Ford dealer* show rooms throughout the coun­ try, sells complete with steel cab and body for $490 Y.o.b. Detroit, being priced in accordance with tno standard Ford policy. In addition to the saving offered truck users in this body, is the con­ venience of now being able to buy the Ford Ton Truck complete and ready to put into service. \ft£A.Y3»QM"ln)aAB> Ttm F ira*P ai**nfar S i i- C y l s l o r Touriai Buick Character Makes Buick Value Buiclt value is something more then appears on the surface. I t is more than the excellence and beauty of Buick design—more than the greater riding comfort, power and safety th at Buick provides. Buick’s value comes from the sum total of all those Buick qualities and , traditions which together moke up Buick character. A Euick owner fully appreciates Buick character. H e knows the dependable, satisfying and trouble-free transportation which Buick gives, however long or however. far a Buick owner may elect to drive his car. I-U-lf-NT E. L. HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 | When better automobiles are built, Buick w ill build STANDARD M OTOR PRO D U CTS S t a n d a r d O il Co m p a n y ed ignorant theories. It is foolish to exact excessive taxes when they nre not needed. Excessive taxation discourages en­ terprise. A man will not ri&k money building up new faitories, providing work, giving opportunity, if he must stand all the loss and give up half the profit, when there is a profit. LAKE WORTH—Construction of new Presbyterian church com­ pleted. Wheeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes Fisk IKYTCE THAT MAKES F g lE N D S ." _____ INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY CROWN �.1 2 •, j \ . ■ i H i l jniE SA N F O H D D A ttrH E fcA L D . WEDNESDAY, MARCH S, 1924. PH O N E TELEPHONE IS H E R A L D WANT m STATION PH O l 148 ^ V E DELAYS a n d INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD 'O R SALE SA T** i I____ - • ----------------- . 3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ ------FOR Sanford Daily Herald FOR SALE WANTED AUTOMOBILES AND WANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE Tl)R SALl£—DeSoto paints and MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS Tdrms: Cash In Advance vanrlahes a t Sanford Novelty FOR sa le !—At Coronado Beach BUILDING, MATERIAL To Buy Right ROOM and board, $8.00. 402 F in t ToR Es Works, sole agents. 154-Uc an eight room furnished house MlftACLE Coscreta St. New and Used with two lots. Located on Flagler cement work, side* BUSTCirfiR'APEsTtreo bluebeTriS In Real Estate; tO C & ftO N is second ROADSTERS Ave., good income property. Mrs. WANTED—Plain sewing. 717 W. ing blocks, irrigation and blackbeiries—all varieties D. TOURINGS A^Kelly,j217E. 3rd_St._______ F in t St. Phone 368-w. Tcrwtlleger, Prop." ~ suitable for home and commercial only in importance to price, and often is COUPES FOR SALE—Beautiful home, SunMadam Harriet, planting.. Largest nurseries. Vig­ Lumbar and Building SEDANS* fotd Heights. E. F. Lane. the controlling factor iin the sale of a Beauty Parlor. Carter Lumbar Co § Tim— ........... .... .. llr a liar orous, well rooted plants insure TON TRUCKS 34 T la t r a ..... ................4r a l i a r good early profits. For full in­ FI) R“ SA LE-^Lot; on Oak Ave., N._Lourel St.__Phono Over Mobloy’a Drug Store. Cash or terms, piece of property. formation and illustrated catalog $050.00. E. F. Lane. B lack race Typ* double above HILL LUMBER CO. £ E m We Sell or trade. Park Ave. Phone 245. Kates. No. 9, write Southern Adopted Service, Quality and EDWARD HIGGINS, SALE— 0,1 Myrtle Ave. T h a reduced d a te s a re fo r con* WANTED—Room in private home, Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.________ Decide carefully the use to which you Price >1100,00. E. F. U r . Phone 135. Authorized Ford Dealer M cutive Inaertlona. close in. Call Mr. Murphy, care i 81a w ords of av e rag e le n g th ‘' • 8anford. - . ________ CTTUOS trees—1 have Valencia, FOR SALE—Lot on Park Ave. wish to put the property, and also con­ a r e counted a line. Southern Utilities. Tangerine, Katsumu, JaffaI.u Price $1,000.00. E ALL MAKES of automobiles r e 1 , |. npa-f, *,**,* v , u /u . F. Lane. M inim um c h a rg e 30c fo r first Jim Gong and Grapefruit buds on FOR SALE—Celery form on First paired. Hupmobilcs a specialty. ” ',DBST BIBLE IN CO In sertion. sider its possibilities 1 in the future. — FOXITICSU— sour stock. 10 per cent discount. AH a d v e rtisin g Is re stric te d to Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and St., close In. Rent bargain. E. o ro p e r classification, ! B. T. Tiller, Pnola.____________ F: Lane.___________ j__________ | MIAMI. Mar. 4.—Mr*. Whether searching fo r business or resi­ ANNOUNCEMENTS 3rd. Phone 440. i f a n e rro r Is m ade T he S a n ­ Giffin of this city bell FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs ford H erald w ill be responsible FOR SALE—Most desirable lot. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT dential locations, the man who consist­ possesses the oldest Bible la " fo r on ly one Incorrect Insertion, for setting, 15 eggs’ for $1,00. in Rose Court. E. F. Lane. GOOD USED CARS I hereby announce that I am a th a a d v e rtise r, fo r subseq u en t Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, country'. It was printed far ently reads the offerings on The Herald candidate for the office of Clerk Insertions. .T h a office should ho 83-tfp F olt RENT—5 room house with ( don in 1664. In addition t* n o tified-.Im m ed iately in ense of l Sanford. Phono 81103. of the Circuit Court of Seminole bath and enrage. Nice location, W ant Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as erl-of. VERY EASY TERMS [SANFORD STOVE'WORKS, 321 $30.00 per month. County, subject to the action of the taining all the hooka of tha , ? TO. AUVEUTISKns. . F irst Street. Next door to Smith Democratic primary in June, 1924. every day real bargains find their way nnd New Testaments, tha A H e ra ld re p re se n ta tiv e th o r ­ Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ Dodge Touring H. H. CHAPPELL. FOR RENT—12 room flat, cen­ o u g h ly fa m ilia r w ith rates, ru le s contains the book of common Chandler Touring into these columns. pair all kinds of cook stoves. If l trally located, $00.00 . nnd "classification, w ill give you FOIFCOUNTY JUDGE " ers and other rites and pra; Ford Sedan com plete inform ation. And !f your trouble is stove trouble, sec . I hereby announce my candidacy us. Hudson Touring you w ish, they- w ill a ssist you in used in the Church of Ei FOR RENT—3 room house new, for the office of County Judge w u rd ln g y o u r w a n t ad to m aku Scripps-Booth Touring $10.00 per month. The book is in n perfect ata FOR SALE—Piano, in good condi­ of Seminole County, subject to the KENT VULCANIZING It .m ore effective. CAN1ZING YVOR tion. Chenp for ensh. Price preservation despite its 260 action of the vgters at the Demo­ IM PO RTS AT x o r i r n . $175.00. Phone 323-L-2L . FOR . SALE—One bungalow close cratic primary Juno 3. of life. A d v e rtise rs should give th e ir in, 0 rooms VftrSn* and bath, modem in JOHN G. LEONARDY. s tr e e t o r postofflce ad d ress an ____ t^ P E R T Typewriter cleaning a n d * ! " ’ ® HOUSES FOR RENT Political w ell a s th e ir phone n um ber If Political repairing. Call II. S. Pond levir^ rtsPect. $b,500. FOR SHERIFF. th ey d esire resu lts. A bout ono Vo the Voters of Seminole County: FOR RENT—Garage, corner 11th phone 225 or Peoples Bank. Announcements re a d e r out of a thnmfand h a s a Announcements I-OR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. and^ Elm Ave. M. Schneider. I hereby announce my candidacy telephone, and th e o th ers c a n 't 179-tfc Close in, $1,000.00. FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ FOR RENT—5 room cottage with com m unicate w ith you u n le ss [FOR SALE—All kinds of house­ FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF th ey k n o w -y o u r, address. , I hereby nnnounce myself a can­ nole County, subject to the voters bath, lights, water. W. J. Thig­ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION hold furniture; also a four room FOR SALE—One eight room house A ll d is ra a th in a a e e MUST be didate for re-election to the office of the Democratic Primary to be pen. I hereby announce my candidacy i apartment for rent. Inquire 300 on First St., close in. A bargain. M ad* la person a t The Haafur re-election to the office of of member of the board of public held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I FOR RENT—Modern house, close Sanford Avenue._______________ Come in and see us. »*rd H erald rtfffee » r b y 1*1cuunty superintendent of public instruction, representing school promise four years of Law En­ in. Inquire 209 E. Gth St. Phono Irr. Tele p k g sc d la s a a tla | FOR SALE—Tomato plnnts, $1.50 _ instruction of Seminole County, district No. 1 of Seminole County, forcement in a business manner by ! 399-W. s a e r s a re not-valid., iV.' per thousand. Address J. \V. 2Mi ACRES, nil cleared and fenc- subject to the Democratic primary subject to the Democratic primary the help of the proper subordi- j FOR C ourteous, r ro m p t, * E ffic ie n t RENT—Modern bungalow, Corley, Cameron Aveed. Two miles out near Orion- to be held on June 3rd, 1924. to be held on June 3rd. 1924. Service. * •' nates or assistants and earnestly 5 rooms, bath, sleeping porvh. You can find the name of * ** ,l» road. ™».i Two r .... k houses, ------- garage, — __________T. W. LAWTON; FOR "SALE — Brenkfnst table- do FRED T. WILLIAMS. iHjtivi* » viiu (iu|ij/vi v ui tut law solicit the support uf all law on- $30.00 per month. L. A. Rennud, live Business Man In Saafert chicken yard, 2b orange trees, chnirs, library ta b le and some FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY lorccment voter*,-on June 3rd Snnfortl Heights. Phone 156-W. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER $3(100. * pillows. Address 100 Myr­ T i i * . to announce to . the c... RAYMOND L. ALLKN thia Column each day. “HELP WANTED' feather I deftiro i t i - --------------I hereby announce my candidacy tle Ave. FOR RENT—Three room cottageFOR_SIIERIFFr zens of Seminole County that 1 am for County Commissioner for the FOR SALE-Three room house. East 4th Street. Inquire ,. i - ----- ^ I hereby announce myself ns e re s1314 WANTED—Banfordbusiness- -non FOR SALE—Bedstead, dining tn-i New, $850.00. Fifth District comprising Chuluo- a candidate t door-____________________ for the nomination to lMato for the 0(nca uf S h c rr ble. oil stove ami gas plate. 914 j ta, Geneva nnd Osccoln, subject to he Prosecuting Attorney for the of Semino!e County, subject to tl who are in need of,competent the help should reud the classified Myrtle Ave._^_____________ ___ Key West has Election Call and see us. Wc give you the nction of the Democratic pri­ County Court-of Seminole County, u>mocratjc primary June,__192 primary June. 1921 mary June 3. nction of the Demo­ Demosubject to the action page of The Herald. There’s no FOR SALE—Man’s bicycle, also the bargains and service. Marcel Shop, Improvement Bonds H uThe to. A. TILLIS. refrigerator. Phone 604-J, 1101 THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. cratic Primary, Juno 3rd, 1924. I ] reason for sending out-of-town for C. A. RAULERSON. m p i w Ih , W a vin g . 1 First St. be grateful for your vote and, FOR SHERIFF help when theru is probubly Just *-■ M a a lrn rla g , V la lv l H ay Sritemole »Hotel Annex. . ___________ ___ _ _ _ _ _________) Z _____ w.Mvniwtv « u h ;i n i m i ' A ............. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER will * 1 .------.! — T rr a tm r a t* the person you want in the city. WANTED—To hear from live man SANFOii'fPftfrAL ESTATE is” in To the Voters of Seminole County: KEY WEST, Mar. 3.-A n ordi­ 1 hereby nnnounce my candi­ the nomination. ___ __ I . I I It _______A « * . ' L IP S A P A I I T M B S m I hereby announce myself a can­ nance has passed its first rcuding Read this column and if you don’t F.RN EST~F71 r e u s EHOIA5ER'. with few 1hundred dollars to great demand. Investors are dacy fur County Commissioner for T e l. see what you want a few cents in­ take exclusive rights ffor new out­ looking for good bargains. If you the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ I wish to announce that I am a didate foe Sheriff of Seminole by city council, providing for enll- S a lt* X o. 3 subject vested in a want nd will bring you door game in Sanford. Rents to have nny real estute to buy or sell ty. Subject to the action of the candidate for Clerk of the Circuit County a election on the ques__ to _ the nction of the | ing p — -special . WVTMMH Wll HiV IJUVB M *• ‘ * * * ‘* many replies. Just try It once. public by the hour. Strictly clean it will pay you io use The Herald June Pritnury of 1924. Court of Seminole Co., subject to Democratic*primary "to be held on ! tion of Issuing $150,000; public ini June 3rd. _______ If I am elected I pledge provement bonds of the City ... WAl|TED—Positloh as cu.k, high class appealing game. Write classified page.________ _ _ _ _ _ _ Democratic priniury, June third. E. II. KILRER. myself to fulfill the-duties of this chambermaid or general maid. for appointment and demonstra­ ...e duties th is: Key West. A new park, city sowIf elected, I promise the faithful W. J. Thigpen Ruby Higgins, Route A, Dux 291. tion. F. P. Moore, 37 E. Amelia, FOR SALE—New ((-room house- FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING I performance of tlio duties con- office to tho best of my ability. I ers nnd ndditional street paving 500 feet front city line on Or­ ATTORNEY. Fla.__________________ lando road. Britt Realty Co. E. E. BRADY. 1ure included in tho proposal. ' netted with that office. Has moved to Pulestoa '^ l MISCELLANEOUS" Orlando, I wish to announce that I shall ! ___________ W. L. MORGAN. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. FOR SALE—Pure bred Collie pup, be a candidate for tho office of Subject, of course, to the action ; SECURED RELIEF THROUGH Iirumley Bldg. Real Efi»> FOB RENT—Dining room, n good nine months old. Write Box 211. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ tntc and all klnda of b r ! of Democratic Primary to be proposition fur man and wife, FOLEY PILLS I wish to nnnounce that I am a heldthe ject to the endorsement of the June 3.'d, 1 will he a candidate surance. APARTMENTS who can cook. Apply Lincoln candidate for re-election to the Democratic voters at the June 3rd, John It. Gordon, Danville, III., House. office of Tux Assessor of Semi­ for the offico of Copnty Judge of primary. ____ FOR RENT____ nole County, subject to tho decis­ Seminole County. I shall be grate­ writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ -------------------------------------- T GEORGE C. HERRING. ■WANTED ARE YOU—Looking for n good ion of the Democratic Primary ta ful for the nomination nnd elec­ ney trouble five years; could not FOR COUNTY JUDGE tion, nnd if elected 1 assure the sleep at night and was always tir­ be he! l June 3rd, 1921. room. If you don’t find one list­ WANTED—In or near Sanford, Lloyd C. Behoof” I hereby nnnounce myself ns a ______________ citizenship of Seminole n fair nnd ed. I was not strong and hnrd ed in this column, insert n small A. VAUGHAN. rooms for three people for light Traffic Manager candidate for the plTicc of County faithful administration of the af­ work made my back ache. I got want nd and you wiil receive the housekeeping. Address L. II. FOR TAX COLLECTOR Judgo of Seminole County, subject fairs of the office. <!!9 F irst National Bank Bl host listings in the city, come FOI.EY PILLS and nfter a ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. 3—Con- to tho Democratic primary, June 3, Stoddonl • J i r X _l'el.,_Sanford.__ I wish to announce that I nm a SCHELLK MA1NES. few treatments I felt better and Sanford, Florida. ' tinued prosperity and business ex­ WANTED—Carrier hoys.to deliver FOR ftHNT—Two nicely furnished pansion may bti exported in prac­ 1924. I pledge faithful service randidato for re-election to the of-, could wbrk with more ense, be­ Specializing I.oea and D a w FOR SHERIFF housekeeping rooms, first floor, the Sanford Herald to micr i' IO .uw uia, n ,9, ,(U U , in Wiflfer should you nominate me. Art -1 ** * **• * ‘ “ , fice of County Tax Collector of I hereby announce myself n enn- came stronger and could sleep bet­ ’ • Freight—Express ClalSM tically all lines during the present Park, nnd Maitland. See or writn 11-9.00 month. 312 E. Fifth St _ J._G. SHARON. ter." FOLEY PILLS nro a diuretic year, in the opint-m—wf • brunt* stimulant for tho kidneys, make . u.a.ia.tvu Hempstead, Atlanta business exhOII ’“b ,r •? FOR CLERK OF COURT fiction of tho Democra.ic primary | nction of the Demohousekeeping rooms. Call nf- j,ert nnd federal tax counsellor. 1 here Jhcm mure .active. Get a bottle eby announce my cnndi-l to be held in June, Wa n t e d - Furnished room wi'h ter 5 or before 8 a. m., 509 E. 3rd j | r. Hempstead bases his predie- ,|nt.y for erotic primary fo be held on June I Studobukor, Packard, Chev c bath. Private home if possible. S t . ____^ JNO. D. JINKINS. ; ,1. if elected for another term I the office nf Clerk of the _ \ tion on what bo has heard and seen j rtrr.„„ , g - "—- ——-— . . . in Mb **'**■ *'** " * J. L, PERKINS ^-References exchanged. P. O. Box ■LV\I> ~ piulge to fulfill tho duties of the RENT— i room unfurnished j j11 recent counFOR TAX COLLECTOR ---- trips , * over' the V UUII- Circuit Court, Suniuolo County," ,1'office tt. 1140, Sanford ___ _ — ! FOR in the same efficient manner Sales Department try, and pat Ocularly over the apartment, close in. Florida, subject to tho decision of I beg to announco myself a can-' that 1 have conducted it in the WANTED—Small wicker baby T. Ihtn, 801 First Kt. San Juan Garage ___ Primary _____ „ to -be- didate for the office of Tax Col-1 past. buggy, reasonable price. Call FOR RENT-—Three desirable bed "Tho business situation looks tho Democratic helil on June 3rd, A. I)., 192I.J I lector of Seminole County, subject C. M. HAND. Mrs. j/aaey. Phone 323-L-2. better all the time,” said Mr. Orlando—Twelve Spanish typo _rooms. Apply 519 Oak Ave. llcmpstend, "apparently there is stand for efficiency and scrvlcj; dn to the decision of the Democratic HBt CONSTABLE OF DIS­ bungalows to be erected a t cost FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish­ pessimism in any section of Dixie, office. Primary to be held .Tune 3rd. 1924. TRICT NO. 1. ed housekeeping rooms, first it is not now a question of wheth­ VANCE F. DOUGLASS. It. C. MAXWELL I hereby announce that I nm a Cards of Sanford'a Reputable floor, 312 E. 5th St. er prosperity will continue, but of $100,000. ____________ FOR RENT—Five cundi'lalW.for cun Ruble of District furnished how business men will adjust ANTI-MOSQUITO DAY Tailors, Cleaners and D j« S v.. tI^”” sulijoct Jr.i.i...* *-t. .. -• i Professional Men, each of rooms, modern house nnd pleas Cocgler has proclaimed Mar, o asi *uu.n.-, iiwuem , No. to the Democratic themselves to the situation. There a a a a x a u u u a B a e ta a a ia a a H B ^ B a a a a a a a a a n a a a ■■■■na whom, in his chosen profession wAnti-Mosquito BROOKSVILLE, Mnr. 5.—Mayor Day In nrooksville !«nt place. Fifteen mimiVn.'V;™ is n tendency to brunch out ma­ primary to l»e held June 3rd, 1921. the Herald recommends to the 117 Park Avenuo— Phone I Cocgler has proclaimed Mnr. as : Hanford. Special rate for summer when from 5 the * froni terially. It is un expansion, how­ * *• n ' representative -DU D..W.1 Said district beig composed of the people. season, n. T. Tiller, Pnoln, Fia. state bonnl of health will be here 1 11 ever, which is given consideration following voting precincts: San­ only after capeful investigation. to assist local authorities in rid­ ford, Lake Monroe nnd Paolo. The disposition of business men ding Brooksville of the pests. LOST AND FOUND generally shows a balance wheel. , E. E. WALKER. Sanford Novelty Producers and distributors scum Fred R. Wilson LOST an opportunity to keep to have n ‘"weather eye” so to EASY abreast with the times by not1speak. They want ......„ to m nnuw Works know meir their ATTORNEY-AT-LAW reading the classified pages of markets before they broaden out SETTLEMENT your daily newspaper. Herald' took/ aituv.ii* much.” ads contain many interesting First National Hank Illdg., V. C. COLLER, Prop. Mr. Hempstead, in addition to The problem of filling want messages. It will pay you to read personal investigations, receives Sanford ----------Florida needs is easily settled on them daily. __ ____________ well-sifted reports on all business General Shop and Mill Work the principle of reciprocity, —........ ....« >■* expert auvtce and ■ his advice is | for what one has to sell the LOST OR STRAYED—One sntali, activities, - . - ----------Contractor and Buildtr , red cow, with halter on nnd piece sought lby many of------------------------the big business other wnnt3 to buy. chain around neck. If found leaders in various sections of the A. DeCottes 517 Commercial Stroot or phone This is the great princi­ notify Hopkins ii—i.:-.. lShoe ' i— Shop ei--------1----- United States. His investigations, I NOW IS A GOOD George ple underlying Herald Want 560 and receive reward. Altomey-nt-Law however, have not been confined The S h o u r.c o n stan t potential c h a rg in g system Ads and it has worked for to the larger cities, but he has vis­ Over Seminole County TIME TO GET SET years with such great suc­ ited many of tho smaller towns iiark and the high pressure Alemite Lubricator for correct cess that this form of ad­ Pnlifnrnia Wealth ■eastern -......... ......u*n«ea m and rural communities in soutnsouthSanford, ----------- Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator | vertising has come to be t d l l i u n # *nv v territory. He said he was TO RAISE CELERY lubrication of your car. ^ very popular. D o U b iC S if! 1U I CUTS greatly, impressed ------ - with ....I, the mu optlopti­ Works mism and business confidence h e , NEXT SEASON. The needs of one are sup­ TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Mnr. 4. found even in . the most remote "It it’s Mctul wo can weld E" .^| plied by the needs of another. The wealth of California, Flor-, country districts, Schelle Maims SANFORD, FLORIDA,* 31 " This process simply is the bin’s chief rival in climate, almost We have some irrigat­ doubled during the_10-year period I KOI DHL ROND getting of the buyer and ISSUE '• LAWYER seller together and Herald friini” into In l!C-’‘L ncrurdlnif to :i ed farms at low prices. Want Ads do that to per-< — Court House STEWART The Florist fcction. Try them and see. T e lf» k M t< ■<(». w ill k t r . N l t t i ttmm m trout and m l . I r r ttf M i l la u rd la trlf fa r H T W tk 1 tl« M -------------—_ lOr « l i a r S T l r t r r -------------------- Nr a l i a r — . . . . ------ --- GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 . Expert D e c l a r e s Business Improves As Year Advances 11WV . v v t M U / t U A V U lIV tt W l w t • M V IC U J M U IIU U H tU J liy S U lI fl C H Il* to hnhnlsl In Tim.* , . PURELY PROFESSIONAL m i ( WH1DD0N & HODGES . HAVE YOU TRIED OUR TWO NEW . FEATURES? To reach all the people effectively — leave your . Want Ad nt The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to semi for ft or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 BATTERY co ^AND SUPPLIES • ...... . ;; ;y v r : „,;r Istallation of new rails ami ’pc purvalues**"from' $3,277 to $1,007, orchase of additional rolling stock. I 22.3 per cent. FO O T o f F IR S T S I lNFORD,FLA. a a a a a a a x e iia a a a a a a a a a a a a ia a a a a a e iM a M a a a a a a s a a BRINGING UP FATHER MA£^C»IE -IF Y O U K E E P O N T A L K IN ' L JK E T H /\T TOO BRErtiK MX H E/SR -pj A TOO HAVEN'T <C,OT A.NT H E A ^ T * N O ' MAtS V yO U L D SlT A N D LOAF LIKE T O U D O - I'M t>lCK O F S E E IN G T O O - I Wt^>H ID NEVEf^ t>EE T £ 4 ^ A<vA'N UNTIL T O U 4ET FARMS Flowers For All OccasioM] H. B. Lewis & Co. 107 8. Park Ave. Phone 319. Elton J Moughton Member* Florists Telegraph D*»' livery Associatioa 814 Myrtlu Ave. Phona 260-W | ARCHITECT First National Rank Bldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida Sanford Machine Co* By GEORGE McMANUS DON’T TALK TO ME -<^E.T CXJT A N ’ t>TAT O U T - DON’T CONG. C>ACVi U N T I L TOO <^ET WORK; - S ”? ----- u-----s j~ Ve k t VJELL'I w i l l - I'LL tjEND FOIA T O U -NAZ»d*lE DARLIN’ WHEN I 4 1 T A J O B m tiONHA • T R T TO<;\T VXDRK IN ANOTHER tow n - r o - o - o h : 'w h a t h a v e [ I D O N E - rAT P O O R H U ^fcA N D * t M U bT V tO P H \N • \ C A N ’T GEAR T O THINK; OF HIN AV/AV FROM H E.: ^ TC^-TH Pb O tN T T * N O - t‘IR ‘5. l HAVEN’T S E E N T O U R H U ^ 6 A N O -T E ^ »'LL^>ENO A L L T H E B O X b O U T T O FIND HitT • l H O P E HE D O E S N 'T C,»T O U T O F ~ TOW N - tT ’b TO O O A O 1 --------------------- -----------POOR c ir l : m Uenrrnl Mirkl.c sad Dstlss Works O lludrr GrUdltf I’ bone HZ S aafo rd . F lo . S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, --Floi hone lot 902 French Avcu The Seminole Printery 1-t us llauro Ilnur., on that Jo b 'a fl . - Wul !. »t._ printing— ,-tnnJ behind sveiT | jub w « turn out. „ Rubber Stamps a Specialty M AX WE L L | Real Estate ‘ *1 and Insurance | SANFORD.------FLOR1 R. V ,A. 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, March 05, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 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>, March 05, 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/71395c36860c27be46d73d9117c3e78f.pdf 4c09d47b2a6d8d0fef481f68b40c56f9 PDF Text Text »i Ji-'K.-; ■ - : 4 *.-xq I V TIB Partly Ml HW volume ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924. ■ I oil W IIU IU 1 1 U L *_____** f HOUSE WRANGLES FOUR HOURS ON FORD’S SHOAL PLANT OFFER WASHINGTON. Mar. 6 .-T h * bona* talked Itself out Wednesday on Muscle Shoala, but adfourrved determined to resume dlscus•ion o f Henry Ford’* o ffe r Thurs­ day. r Fc 'or nearly four hours debate which began Tuesday ton the MeKensie bUl bill providing providin f< ‘ fo r for acceptance o f the Ford bid went alohg at a staady cjip. then auddeply terminated when no one ap­ peared willing to continue the dis­ cussion- Only fifty members were . of Senate Finance Committee Declares That Passed by Hods# Fails ay by l$100,000,004. i 00,000,6(k).fo (0 Provide Provide Fbr Working Expenses Of Government rmmedf Alorie * With- ^ukem when MdJolirmntnt E x tta r a Conellkfrfttiantf. out ffr General debate on the bill, limit­ llV fT S HAS FOUR BONUS OLS BEFORE IT f i ed to 10 hours, will be completed Thursday, clearing the way for the offering o f amendments. Repfrtentatlve Hull, Republican, fowa, leading the fight against the meas­ ure. Mid that at least a dozen amendments, which would mate­ rially alter the terms o f the pro­ posed contract would be offered. A grep on One Aawndawat Proponents o f the McKenzie bill agreed Wednesday to accept an uuesuay 10 amendment spediying speciiyini that the heirs and aaar ' o f* Mr. Ford had ■sighs been obligati ited for one hundred years to carry out provisions of the contract. Among those who urged accept­ ance of Ford’s offer Wednesday wet* Representative Jam es ( _Republican, Michigan; Fisber, TeuGeran, * New Jersey; 7Beesee; 7 7 "* ****«,i ■•«>*» we raw/;. Hill, Alabamaj McSwaln, North Caro­ lina; and Wright- Georgia, Demo­ crats, all members o f the military committee which reported the Mc­ Kenzie bill. _ The attack on the offer of tho Detroit manufacturer waa led by Representative Burton- Republi­ can, Ohio; Chairman Snell of the rules committee, and Representa­ tive Simmons, Republican, Ne­ Eiecatlve Seaeioae of R omm w iy’a j aad Manas Coamittee for the ux reduction bill passed by the iousd will have to be remodeled to irovide (or 1100,000,000 More rev­ enue, ChAlrman Smoot of the sehite. finance committee announced t n T fit ifit m , \v / Agreement to report t$* sol­ Wednesday night on the eve o f dier mbnsi bill was voted IS consideration of the mMsure by W A S H l^ Q l to 3 today by t ie house ways that committed. . telegrams and meafis cemmittee. " ■* ; Basing his calculations on esti­ • .» r—— v mates reported this week by tho WASHINGTON, Mar. 6.—Four treasury department that the houre .ime rea4L««^T*w »•»*. m w i of the ;«»i. .v committee. , Immedi­ varieties o f soldier bonus bills were biU would cut o ff 9446,000,000 in ately afterw era the Preeident is­ before the house ways and means sued a. atatemfnt aaylng that the Cemmittee at the conclusion pf pub­ te tte rs .rtfeW IA Ip in the m tv lic hearings Wednesday and ate ex­ sagea r e la t^ . to n w & m * o f lodal pected to form the basis of comgovernment in t] W Col- nillteaaetipn in framing a meas­ eminent, le, exclusive o f h solumbia. ‘ *i*,^ ‘ ure. Executive sessions of the dier bonua l. or othefr '(tending, The firstit CooHdg# message sent committee at which the bill will be itiort. measures, **M? “ PPrP on dan. I t sdld: “ Preicott ia away. drafted Wll) begin Thursday. elded that uridouGtAdvise Stamp with Whom 1 aha., tdly some o f the fax rates would Chief Propositions con fer.". Slemp was then in Palm The propositions which received have to be changed to meet this‘ex­ Beach. The committee members much attention in the hearing pected deficit but 'expressed no said they did not-know who Pres- v-tre: t pinion as to what taxes would bo Straight out cash payments in affected pending consideration o f the bill by the senate committee. full of adjusted compensation. inrt “ Thank you*for your message; Restriction' o f a bonus entirely The principal tax redactions rondo You ha»e always beeh most con­ to paid-up insurance policies. by the house were in the personal siderate. Mrs. Coolidfe Joins me A two-option measure providing income taxes, the miscellaneous or !m kindest rtiards t6 Mrs. for full dash payments o f insur­ fcxeise taxes and a special deduction o f 25 per cent on earned incomes. ance policies. Smoot to Present Situation The four-option McKensie bill, Caneellatlon o f the government This situation will be presented oil leasee to the Doheny end Sin­ similar to that vetoed by President clair Interests will be sought in Harding, providing fo r cash pay­ to the committee Thursday by Sen­ bills o f equity to be‘ filed by the ments to those not entitled to more ator Smoot, when it holds ita first government oil counsel riekt Week: than' RO; adjusted service certifi­ session for consideration o f the As the oil committee prepared cates, a form of deferred payment; bill. • With tax legislation thus getting Wednesday to establish the identity vocational training, and farm or under way in tho senate, Senators of the "principal," mentioned in one home aid. of the celebrated McLean tele­ Other propositions also were ad­ Watson o f Indiana, a member of Many Members ef Campbell-Lossgrams, Senator Mefler, Democrat, vanced, including one o f Repre­ the finance contmittee, and Moses ing Post Planning To Attend ipshlre, Republicans, Alabama, told the senate he sentative Hayden, Democrat, Ari­ o f New Hampshire, Convention at 8t. Peters­ on President , Coolidge thought the reference was to Pres­ zona, to include in the McKenxtc catted burg. ' ident Coolidge. measure a fifth option providing Wednesday to inform him o f the Approximately 40 members uf ■ i think the ‘ principal’ referred for land settlements. The first, present outlook for the bill there. They expressed the opinion at the Campbell-Lossing Post Amer­ to here ia the President," Senator however, gained most support. Q.e White House that the bin would ican Legion attended the first Must Give More Study Heflin said, after reading the mes­ Members of the committee frank; be amended in committee to carry meeting of the organization to be sage sent to' the Washington pub­ lisher at Palm Beach on last Jan. ly stated Wednesday night that no substantially the Mellon incomo held in the new clubhouse on the 29 by Ira E. Bennett, ah editorial definite plans had been agreed rates. The bill as reported out o f Iskefront Wednesday night at 7:30 upon so far as party lines were the house ways and means com­ o’clock. The most important busi­ writer on the Washington Post. carried rates yui but they taken up during the nd many said thoy mittee, w rieu these r»i«a iney owa ness laxen Senator Heflin mtfresaed the be- concerned and j a a .am - 1-tne - - -meeting -sC * firH lro-Ua-DeM~ ^ U *t-**fy p « T W r t * r ~ f* ^ ie Iflf that the atatMnlu*lri'MM ttW ^ w o u k r ta t* to givo more study to • * * " lh« mi tier before reaching any Incowi >nd fator | convention^ whjch_mecti in * m » *ha* th e r e . would h f "no by_ - _the -ongwortb compromise St. Petersburg Mar. 27-2fi. .* Longwortb re-lgnations” wea lh seeping with conclusion; schedule w hich wax adopted lop with Selected as the official dclck published statement about that The two-fold proposition to al­ __ ' o *f “the w Republii _ ‘ 'ca n s us a ates to the convention were Post time that President Coolidge had low either full cash payment or the the support 'ommander Percy A. Mero and Miid he would not permit Secretary insurance policies was advanced unit. The Longworth rates in the bill John Hintermister. It was fur­ Donby to resign a t the time the Wtdnesd%y by the special commit­ senate was demanffu)Dg his resigna- tee .of veterans named by the house provide for a maximum surtax of ther announced that fully 26 other lion. Democratic conference to repre­ oTVfc per cent on incomes above members expect to attend. It was sent that body at the committee 9200,000 while the Mellon rates stated at the meeting that special “ Connected Up" "I think these two things are hearings. The plan ia not binding carried a maximum surtax o f 23 rates will be given by the rail­ roads and that reduced rates for mnnected up," Senator Heflin said, on the Democrats as a whole, it per cent above 9100,000. hotel accommodations will also be Sentiment in Senate "that they mean just what this was explained, and Representative Both Mr. Watson and Mr. Mosea given by the hotels at S i Peters­ te'egram sets ou t; that the ‘prin­ Jeffers, Alabama, chairman of the • expressed the opinion that, outside burg. committee, asked that it not be cipal’ had been seen; that reaction of committee, sentiment had not Plans were discussed for an in­ in a political way is expected; that considered as a partisan view. The proposition received the crystallized very distinctly on tax tensive membership campaign to there will be 'no rocking o f the support o f several other spokes­ legislation in the senate. This be­ be put on between now and the boat ai{d no resignations' - lief was supported by statements time that the convention meets' "I •should like to have the com­ men. The secretary announced that al­ Contlmted on page 5. mittee oak Mr. Bennett Thursday— Quinn Presents Legion Request ready over 100 members have paid 1 understand that he if going to ap­ John R. Quinn, national com­ up their 1924 dues and the others pear before the committee then— mander o f the American Legion, are requested to do likowise as to explain thia telegram in detail." presented the request o f that or­ soon ae possible. In the meantime The Tprincipal” i , referred to in ganization for adoption o f a bonus all ex-service men who are not another o f the McLean telegraips plan immediately adding that the members o f the post or who are examined Wednesday by the oil legion had unanimously endorsed members o f some other post but committee behltod closed doors the bill passed lust session. now reside in Sanford, are urged _$fler the public hearing previously tu join and pay their difes. Pressed by committee members announced had been abandoned. aa to his views on the other pro­ Indications are that a large Reports were also given regard­ The text was withheld until posals, Mr. Quinn said he could crowd of Sanford people will bear ing the construction o f the club­ Thursday, but some committeemen only present the legion. endorse­ ---------C. W. Maier, special representa- house. Members present were raid it might be o f assistance in the ment, of the old bill. He added, tive of President Robertson o f tho pleased to note that the work is effort to ascertain who the ‘‘prin­ however, that it so happened the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire­ almost finished and announcement cipal" Is. .. legion’s ahd his views coincided. men and Enginemen, when he was made that it is expected to be Having received information that Representative Hawes, Demo­ speaks at the court house tonight completed within two months. The Attorney General-Daugherty waa crat, Missouri, who voted against at 8 o’clock upon the subject local post plans to hold open house in Florida at the time the telegram the bonus bill last session, was “ Economic and Political Situation at which time representative mem­ v-ns sent, senators Mid they would among the supporters o f a straight as It Affects Labor in General and bers o f the several organizations Railroad Men in Particular.” >>cek also to establish the nature out cash payment plan. in Sanford will be the guests of el the message which the Bennett Announcement of Mr. Maier'a the legion at dinner. Representative Andrew, Repub­ telegram informed,.1'McLean hal lican, Appreciation o f the splendid co­ Massachusetts, presented coming to Sanford was made Wed­ been delivered to the {‘principal.” again his scheme for paid-up insur­ nesday when R. L. Glenn stated operation shown by various citi­ White House O fftti^ i Silent ance policies, declaring he believed that be would be here under the zens in helping to keep the work Whitp House officials would make 95 per cent o f the former service auspices of the brotherhood and going on the clubhouse, was ex­ no comment on Senator Heflin’s men would be satisfied by such a through the latter's pergonal ..in­ pressed Thursday by Mr. Mero, statement other than to say that bonus. He added that if all o ffi­ vitation. That he will have a mes­ who declared that when it was Bennett had conferred with the cers were excluded as provided in sage of Interest for everyone who finished that the place would com­ "resident on several occasions, but his bill, the bonus would cost hears him- is the assurance tof Mr. pare very favorably with any thut there was no record showing about 1200,000,000 less. Repre- Glenn and others who haVe heard lefcion home in the state. that he ha«L a conference on Jan. ■tentative Bachnrnch, New Jersey, him before. ?J. wa Republican member o f the wajm Mr. Maier is said to bo well Bennett also declined to com­ and means committee, also has ad­ qualified to speak upon the sub­ l e t which he will present because ment, saying hia statement would vocated such a scheme. o f his widespread experience in be presented to the committee, handling various projects involving vpon which ha nas been in attend­ Bryan For President the interests of ths organization. ance for M versl daya in response to For yMra prior to his connection « subpoena. According to word reaching Club Is Organized with the brotherhood, M r Maier here Thursday, Charles D. Haines Continued on page 6. was a fireman and later an engi­ of Altamonte Springs, haa with­ (B y T h e A ssociated P r e s s ) HAINES CITY, Mar. 0. — A neer. He is thoroughly acquainted drawn from the race for governor Bryan for President Club was or­ with the conditions and problems o f Florida. The announcement ganized here Wednesday night to o f the railroad men and has su^ was contained in a wire given to i " ’ - A j i. 4 nipaign for the election o f Wm. cessfully presented and champion­ tho Associated Press Wednesday Bryan as .head of the Florida ed those problems before m iny night by A. M. Hail o f Apopka, a . business associate of Mr. Haines. LIBRARY. ..legation to the National Con­ railroad officials. It is said that Mr. Maier will No reasons fo r hia withdrawal vention with delegates instructed Sanford haa a municipal li­ to vote fqr him for tne presidential have a lot to say in behalf o f Wil­ were given in the message but ac­ brary recently completed at a nomination. H, D. Corwine, cash­ liam Gibba McAdoq as a candidate cording to word coming from Tamcost o f 920,000. It is built of , the Altamonte Springs’ man ier of the Growers Commercial fo r the Democratic nomination for stucco and o f the'Spanish Mis­ a decided to auit the race be­ Bank, waa elected president of the the pruidency. It is known that sion style. Together with . the he is a strong admirer of the for­ cause o f heavy business interests club. price o f tho land upon which it mer treasury7department head and in which he is involved at this is situated and the cost of the no doubt will present his qualifica­ time. equipment, the library ia val­ Young Girl Tourist tions for the office which he seeks. It ia said that Mr. Haines is ued at 930,000 according to an heading a 9760,000 corporation teSuffocated By Gas estimate made on it recently by Investigation Begins cently organised to engage in gen­ city officials. Space for 10,000 eral lumber businesa and to oper­ By T h o A ssocia ted P r e s s ) booka ia available in the build­ ST. PETERSBURG. Mnr. 6 .~ O f Negro College Fi re ate furniture’ factories, etc. Mr. ing and at present time there Haines, who at present is in TamMiss Mabel Potter, 25, from Peorin. are about 4,000 volumes. An B r T k « A m m Ii I H Presa) , has just returned from Santa IU., was found dead in her bed thii* experienced librarian, whoso mingo, wharq he owns thous­ TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 6— In­ morning in a gas filled room in a salary ia paid by the City Com­ vestigation got under way today ands o f acres of timber land, local apartment hoiwe. There was missions, is in charge. The nothing to indicate suicide and tho o f the fire which late last night which is said to be very valuable. books are classified according Because of his activities with destroyed the mechanics art build­ to the best systems the follow­ authorities declared death acci­ ing of A. and M. college for ne­ this company is the reason now ing being in use: Newark dou­ dental The woman died As die groes hero. Thia ia the third fire being advanced by political dopeslept. The gas escaped from the ble changing, Dewey decimal at the school during the laat few sters for Mr. Haines withdrawal. classification end Standard Cat­ cock in a gas radiator in the room. months. Lost night’ s damage was Hia decision to leave the race now Miss Poter was a winter visitor aloguing rules. about 916,000, leaves but five candidates in the here with her father. ■------------ ------' ‘— — a a w is ft t r T L SINGLE ? Maier WiU Talk On National Political Situation At Meet braska. Announcement wak made that Chairman Madden o f the apppnriatloM committee, would conclude the argument Thursday in behalf o f the McKenale pro­ posal. . ' aft White SkXiVTIgtt At the outaet o f Wednesday's session.there was a sharp fight aa to whether the McKensie bill ■hould replace holiness ordinarily in (Oder on Wednesday.. Chainqan Graham tof the Judiciary commit­ tee urged that further debote on the Ford offer g o over fo r a day but Reprssentative.Longworth, the Republican- leader, offered a mo­ tion to give the McKenxie proposal t)ie right o f way it waa adopted by an overwhelming vote. A handful o f members were on the floor when the house went in­ to session but a roil call on a point that a quorum was not present brought members trailing Into the chamber. As debate wore on the attendance kept shrinking. Shortly afetr 4 o'clock Mr. McKensis announced he had only one )ker In behalf of the bill and . he was anxious to have this member, Mr. Madden, wind up the discuision., Thursday. Represen­ tative Quin- Democrat, Mississip­ pi- in charge o f the allotment of half of the time o f proponents of the Ford offer, declarad he had “ no orators” on hand but would have several on the firing line Thursday. For a moment itjooked as if de­ bate was at an end as no one de­ sired to speak in opposition, al­ though several planned to do so Thursday, whsn Representatives Mapes, Republican, Michigan, pre­ siding, seemed, inclined to have reading of the bQl under the five minute rule begin. President Coolidge RcquesU That References to Wrong* doing In Washington as Contained In Grand Jury Report In Chicago^ Be In vestigated Thoroughly Re­ gardless o f Whom Involved. (B y T k e A m m M IH Press') - WASHINGTON, Mar. 6 ^ The movement gained ground in the house tbdty to establish the identity Of tne two repre­ sentatives charged in the reof the Chicago grand with being guilty of WASHINGTON. Mar. 0.— Its sensibilities already overtaxed b; the kaleidoscopic career o f the oi scandal- the national .capital is about to witnesa the further' or­ deal o f a grand Juky Investigation into astonishing charges against several important public, officials. President Coolidge has ordered that all of the mysterious allusions to wrongdoing in Washington Con­ tained in a recent Chicago grand Jury report be sifted to the bot­ tom. Pirns to carry his instruc­ tions into effect already have be­ gun, and tbe presentation o f evi­ dence ton which criminal indict­ ments will be. sought' will start within a few daya. The charges, turned up incident­ ally in the course of the Chicago veterans bureau inquiry, relate to a number of subjects unconnected with the bureau and involving at least two members of the' house of representatives who are alleged to have Improperly accepted money. High Official Accused ' At least one "high official'’ is accused of having used official in­ formation for the purpose o f spec­ ulation; liquor permit withdrawals Sanft»r4 O ffice' Recipta Show A are said to have been issued IIGain of 25 l»er Cent In Feb­ legally pardons are said to have ruary Over Correspond­ been improperly anu gov mproperly obtained, and ing Month of 1923ernment files are said to have been entrusted to persons not entitled Is Sanford growing? If in­ to them. creased postal receipts are any in­ Ail of these charges were men­ dication of that fact, then it sure­ tioned by the Chicago grand jury ly is for according to figures given in its report with tho notation that out Thursday by Postmaster Jos­ it was without authority to act on eph P. Hail, the local office en­ them. No names were included In joyed a gain in business during the report, however, nor has tho during the same month in 1929. Receipts fo r February. 1924 amounted to 93,026.78 while last year they amounted to 33,139.01. This is an increase o f $787.77 or slightly more than 25 per cent. Tne inert*Rue o f business during February over the corresponding month of last year is equal to more than that o f January o f thia year over the aame month last year. Figures given at the end of January showed that month to have had a 15 per cent gain. Not only did the recelpta of tho office show a tremendous increase but reports from other depart­ ments indicate large gains. The number o f money orders issued during last month totaled 3-248 while last February the number issued was 2,860- This shows an increase o f 38& or approximately a 15 per cent increase. Figures •howinf the amount tof money rep­ resenting the - money orders were not available, it was announced. Money orders paid at the office laat month totaled 978 aa against 902 for the year before. This in­ crease of 70 is equal to about eight per cent. In speaking o f the big gain in business o f the office last month, Mr. Hail declared that he was de­ lighted and agreeably surprised to see the increase as large aa it waa. The increase each month will be steady according to the prediction expressed by the postmaster. •“If •I# we just lllek ka.l .imL la. had ahm enough help to aI4 in the distribution o f our mail, we would have no complaint to make, paid Mr. Hall, but the way tho business has increased, has caused quite a congestion and has not enabled us to give as excellent a service as we would like to main­ tain." • Haines, Altamonte Springs, Withdraws From Race For Governor o f Florida SANFORD FACTS K R . ; V . •’ • tomjX L. 1‘i'lN»' : Coras FIVE CENTS »r a - tux LEGION MEN OF BUSINESS DONE SANFORD GOING B Y POSTOFFICE TO STATE MEET SHOWS BIG GAIN V, SS5?. -•rlMltrt #» 9 f f v. 100,000,000 _____ »► ! field. They are: John Martin, Frank Jennings, Worth Trammell, Sidney J. Catta and Charles H. Spencer. . Mr. Haines will arrive in Alta­ monte Springs Friday according to a message received from his home Thursday. Actuated by bis appreciation o f the unfailing public service which newspapermen render unselfishly and often to the excluaion o f their own financial advancement, Charles D. Haines, prominent resi­ dent of Altamonte Springs and at one time a congressman from New York, has announced that be will give property valued at approxi­ mately 9160,000, Including $10,000 in cash, for the establishment o f a home for aged newspapermen and a school of journallsmi according to word received here Thursday from Mr. Haines, now at Tampa. The properties in question are said to be located at AitamoAte Springs and include a 20-ucro bear­ ing orange grove, a club house ana theatre. , Mr. Haines stated that he would pledge himself to assist ih any way possible a sum up to 91,000,000 .fo r the endowment o f the honie and school, •_________________________ -- - ington An a result rumors thut rival some of the choicest whisper­ ed stories of the oil scandal are running like wild fire through congressional cloak rooms and over the broad sweep of the govern­ ment departments. Crfm Withholds Nomes. John W. H. Crim, who as spec­ ial assistant attorney general, placed the government’s evidence before the veterans grand jury in Chicago, has declined to divulge the names of the accused men to senate and house members- who havo proposed an investigation, but their identity has been dis­ closed to Acting Attorney General Continued on page 5. ' School Board Will Self Property A t Altamonte Springs A t Ita monthly meeting held Tuesday in the office of the super­ intendent at the court house, the Seminole County School Board vot­ ed to advertise for sale the school building and. lot at Altamonte Springs. Mar. 29 was the dats set to receive bids on the proposi­ tion. Members present at the meeting were C. A. Dallas who acted as temporary chairman in the absenco of C. E. Harrison, Fred T. Will­ iams. S u p l T. W. Lawton and Schelle Maines,- attorney for the board. Others present at the meeting were: B. J. Overstreet, J. W. Osteen and W. V. Dunn com­ posing the board of trustees for district number two and C. W. Cul­ pepper. V. T. Peters and Mr*. J. W. Martin composing the board from district number five. The matter o f a school building at Lake Mary was refered to the trustees of that district for fur­ ther consideration. The board or­ dered 306 opera chairs at a cost of 9L744 installed in the new Ly­ man School between Longwood and Altamonte Springs. C. R. M. Shep­ pard ^representing Union School Furnishing Company of Chicago, was present at the meeting and closed the sale for the chairs. Mr. Layton stated that J. N. Crooms, principal of the colored school o f Sanford, offered tu raise one-half of the funds necessary to continue that achool for the sev­ enth month provided the board furnishde the other one-half of the money. The board agreed to the proposition. Renewal of notes of tho board with the varioua bunks were made and the interest was ouid. Renewal o f notes for special school district number three were approved. A petition asking the board to call an election for school bonds in lie Chuluotu district, was presented. ENGINEER KILLED TAMPA, Mar. to.—Camion A. Myers, 26, engineer on a cement mixer ut Gandy Bridge which is to connect Tampa with St. Peters­ burg, was killed iate yesterday when his clothes caught in tho ma­ chinery receiving Injures which proved fatal,' Kenya?, Frank HARDBLOWGIVEN William (rich and Curtis are Being Cottalc President CooHdge PHILIPPINE CRIES aible Successors to erty in Event o f hni FOB SEPARATION Retirement From Cal CoelMge Declares Flatly Time Not Hips for the Granting o f In­ dependence to Filipino People. . (B y T h e AoaeelateO Freaa) WASHINGTON, Mar. 6.— The Philippine pica for immediate inde- (B r T k e ( M M la lf S P M 4 ) . JACKSONVILLE, Mar. - v — Daugherty on Ms way t » Washington from Mil changed traiaa hors tod # Ho again refused to make any*, statement. nendence was dealt a stinging blow WASHINGTON, Mar. fl.—1 Coolidge. question Wednesday by President " o f Attoriysy G< The Presidi President, in a letter to Daugherty’s immediate retirs.. Manuel Roxas, head of the Phil fiom ths cabinet is again recoil lupine independence mission, de­ serious consideration. clared flatly, the administration did The situation Wednesday, not believe the time had come to denly developed to a point grant independence to the Filipino the aelection o f a successor people and Asserted that grievances taken under advisement at against Governor General Wood White Houae. wer eunjustlfled aqd were, like the Those Considered independence appeal, unsupported Those under consideration fo r 'able portion o f thi', the post include William S. Kaoby a considerable H ands’ population. yon, former senator feom Iowa, aad Mr. Coolidge'x views on the Phil- now judge o f the Eighth U|~ pine question were embodied in u States circuit court o f apt 3,000-word letter covering almost Frank S. Dietrich, federal dC every nnglb o f the controversy judge o f Idaho, and Curtia D. ... ranging about that problem. , ft bur, chief Justice o f the suprai was written in reply to resolutions court o f California. Stops have been taken i adopted by the Philippine legisla­ ture and presented to the white to ascertain from each o f the t House several weeks ago bu the men named whether he would a c­ independence mission. It will form, cept if appointed but no definite in the opinion o f politcal observers selection has been made. here, the busis o f the Philippine in­ One o f Factors dependence plank to be inserted in One o f the factora which have the Republican platform for the again brought the question to ail forthcoming presidential campaign. peure issue was the situation re­ sulting from disclosures in the re­ Where Opposition Based Opposition to any immediate cent veterans’ bureau grand Jtxrjr -. rran of complete autonomy to the investigation at Chicago. Some of these tdsclosurea, aePnllippines was basea by the Presi­ dent on the danger to the Filipino cording to information laid befota people of economic or political dis­ President Coolidge, relate to orders, perhaps oven amounting to ters over which Mr. Daugherty disaster, in event o f withdrawal had at least technical jurisdt o f American support and protec­ as head of the department of ja ltion; inability o f the Filipino peo­ tice, and In which persons close to * ple at present to maintain the him were said to be involved. Oil Trail • ? financial burden that would be iniDuring the past few daya de­ »osed by political independence and velopments In tne oil scandal have uck of the .political cupacil ... y »ry to the people of a minor m snry na- led the trail of that investigation, too. into the same department. the respor ” on assuming ' e full responsibil.. lit addition, .the ^question has k } <of**iyiatmatntniMtxklf Mn tHc arisen whether the a tt* n e y ifeh^ family o f nations." eral under the stress o f the senate, “ A fair appraisal of all these investigation tof him and h ia .de­ considerations, and o f others which partment, will be uble to givo to suggest themselves without re­ ria official dutieq the attention quiring enumeration," the Presi­ they merit. dent wrote, “ will, I am sure, justify All of these considerations have the frank statem«nv that the gov­ put a new face on the situa ernment o f the United States would since Mr. Daugherty le ft Wash! not feel that it had performed its ton a week ago after apparent full duty by tho Filipino poeple, nr convincing the President he sbou discharged all o f its obligations to be permitted to remain In o f ft., civilization, if it should yield at urtil the senate Inquiry is con­ this time to your aspirations for cluded. natiotoal independence. * • • Tho Believe Request Imminent . American people will not evade or White House officials declined to repudiato the responsibility they predict when the next movo will have assumed In this matter. The come, but some of those high in ad­ American government is convinced ministration counsels believe that a that it has the overwhelming sup­ request to the attorney general fo r port o f the American nation in its his resignation ia imminent. ' conviction that present independ­ Most Contributing Element ' ence would be a misfortune and The one element which appai> might easily become a disaster to ently has contriubted most to bring the Filipino people. Upon thut the question to a head has been in­ conviction, the policy of this gov­ formation brought hero from Chi­ ernment is based." / cago by John W. H. Crim, spe«.ipl . Defends Wood government counsel jn veterans' -i Defending Governor General bureau grand jury proceeding* Wood us “ n hardworking, painstak­ Although there has been no indictsing and conscientious administra­ tion that evidence produced beftorto tor," and declaring examination of thee grand jury personally involved Du ' r. Daugherty himself, the ramifltho facta showed that the Philip­ Mr. ................ _ huve brought tians of the inquiry pine legislature had usurped func­ catiqns tions o f the executive rather than under examination close o ffl the executive had taken over duties i nd personal associates. Some o f the evidence related to duties and rights o f the legislature, as tho independence mission hns liquor withdrawals and some o f it charged, Mr. Coolidgz further de­ to procurement of pardons fur fatlc-al prisoners, Both o f these matclared: • "Looking at the whole situation tors are handled through the d»fairly and Impartially, one can no; lurtment of justice, and Mr. but feel that if the Filipino people iuugherty is said to havo given can not eo-operato in the support testimony before the grand jury in and encouragement of as good un regard to them when ho went to ... administration ua has been afford­ Chicugu lust week. Tho facte have only recently ^ ed undar Governor General Woo-1, ' their failure will be rather a testi­ rvuched President Coolidge and mony of unpreparedness for their caused him to order immediato full obligations o f ettizenshlp, than rosccutiona outside o f veteran an evidence o f patriotic eagerness ureau matters. Acting Attorney General Seymour, to whom Mr. to advance their country.” Crim recently made his report, con­ ferred Monday with tho President Suit Against W alter und in addition the executive baa been in conference with senators Candler Called Today who have discussed the subject with Mr. Crim. (Br Tke Am m Is Ii ( P o m ) DECATUR, Go., Mar. 6.—Tho MIAMI, Mur. 6.—Attorney Gen­ trial o f the suit against Walter T. eral Duugherty left Miumi at 10:25 Candler, son o f Asa G. Candler, p. m. Wednesday for Washington, Sr., soft drink magnate, for 9100,­ without making a statement on dis­ 900 by Mrs. Sarah Byfield, wife of patches from Washington that hU a local auto dealer, was called immediate retirement from the today in DeKalb county superior cabinet is impending. court here. The suit grows out of Those close to the a tto rn ^ gen­ a European trip taken by tho eral said thut there "wus nothing Candler party which includes Mrs. new in the dispatches'* to the cab­ Byficld, her husband, Candler and inet member and that he would nnt his two children. It is alleged muke any statement or talk for Cnndter attacked the plaintiff in publication on the latest develop­ her stateroom. Candler denies the ments in the case. charge. The attorney general has had ‘ reservations since Tuesday and. it i t believed his departure was hur­ M arx Is Authorized ried because o f these develop manta. Daugherty, who has be«n Dissolve Reichstag xt Mrs. Miumi Beach for several weeiu, did not accompany the attorney Hr Tkr Aaaoclatrtl rrrsa. general north. LONDON, M*r. 6.— President Ebert of Gcrmuny has authorized THREE — T H R E E • Chancellor Marx to dissolve the reichstag according to aa Agency (Br Tk* A u M laln l I'rtw ) dispatch received by way o f Amsterdani. If dissolution takes CHICAGO— Wheat. May 111 1-4 place this week, the dispatch suy?, to 111 3-8. July 111 1-4 to 111 3-L an election will be held Apr. 6 or Corn: May 81 1-8 to 81 -4. * 13 and will include the occupied NEW O R LE A N S-M arch 29.54. regions. May 28.83. f �'.**•*• tfv' — ^ , • r, VP'-* T llIR n F t-.r as .i n 1 is a K , • U iT M I N l In n wa­ NEWSfJ m rn than 40 REAL fc S T A T B m A J rtrtS s s& r Mar. 4 Herbert A. 8 pair and w ife to -iffiS S S S *• M t & . on ~ tbs - e I f the building o f the fq , RD Winter Park road i where m i bo eetof a 40-story structure is import­ CUyof-Snnferd. ~tied when (jp gA f op hit resid residehee ant, the work e f Dr. Q m S U la 4 alia UUwart Hicks to S. 3. Gene Sarazcn and His Fiancee in Orange county, wap sold a le w Sanford has been o f aupcrUtive RafuM r meeting o f American Bsumel and wife, days* for $600,( Colonel importance. His work haa Mien Legion at 8 p. m „ Chamber of i . Mar. S. Williamson waa a Confederate of the character which abldea with Commerce­ O. P. Swope Land Company to the years. . , . Weekly luncheon o f Klwanla Black Hammock Farms. tf*V' ti;\•» A t tha morning Bible study hour Club a t 12:15, Vfcldex Hotel. . O. P. Swope Land Company to la . the C| when he has assigned 16 or SO General business meeting o f Black Hammock Farms. . „ scriptures, he jsllf, stand Woman'e Club at 3:30 p. m.- Club OHDKR TOR PUBLICATION peat . each gs*tfijmtrtt ' [* I* BUIt BeUiered by Bad BUILDING BOMB. . Housfc. >. _ Frank Kvans.an* Stella P. Rvane. making an en^>r. Arid this bat TMaka TkU It A building permit has been is­ Ms'Wife, Complainants, . „ TfcvraJay *“r* s.v.rxyiidone every since . .TS.. Nat Trouble HU iuneheon o f Association sued to .E . J. Moughton fo r the _ Marx A. MacDonald. Richmond gan his work .with tha FUak b a p ­ o f Weekly Brae* •, Bait t t b f. BusinMa Women at lt:00, Lu- erection o f .« one story frame Levering. Levering, ArcMbnlf Archibald ~ R Rueaell, W il­ tist Church. In His Bible readings Beth Cafeteria. fOfVe Bfrfgraif an.l^^'adlul(iV*'T.r»* I dwelling in Rote .C obrt The home liam T. Abbott. William R. Wateon, (ora, prderrd and he haa made a profound impres­ (otherwise knows aa tv. H. W at­ :,ST. LOUiS, Mer. 6 J»n* each of you L« 1 • in be . Regular moating o f Eastern Star is being constructed by Contractor een). Home sion. ' omer fl. Munson, (otherwise playing this season— there h W. S. Price and is understod will known at 8 p. m „ Masonic hall. aa ‘ O. Mopsiiji). K. J. Mar Mia Ml (ft H. The evening .sermons, have been compla in t in t f l j T L J * ' ubt about I t w a s the enthusicost approximately $4,600 when rail, Ol.laf~ Lundnulst, Small Mar filled with Bible . truths. His d V “ of 1 paret :Lundqutot, Mary. Louis. statement or George Staler, Weekly tunchecm^ef Chamber o f completed. ___ JN ford’ Si ‘.i®, Courthous? «{ If?, 1 teachings,are of,the $ind which fit Commerce at 12:16, Valdes Hotel. pohm. L * tv “ oarr, ' rett. Kn marine *C. rer o f the St. Louis AmcrH oU m an . Bophronsla c«2,,nb,;.no0r n .!?;: .Wg: I U. U rlffin, into everyday proBletns. and needs. |a t after ha had worked out for Regular maetilig of Knights TAX EOOK8 CLOSE APRIL 1 (otherwU* known as 8. B. /Spiff No man has ever preached a mott and one-half hours with the . R.. Plrlie, Angelina K. Plrtle.' Tampiar at 7:90 p. m „ Masonic City tax books will dose on Apr. John practical Christianity in the First Reed and Dura Heed, his ja ’ squad, in training at Mo1 according to an announcement Harrison wife. Charlee C. Warwick, aa True- County Piorld^'‘f,o.lwit,n Baptist Church o f this city than Ala., according to word remade by the city clerk's office tee. Prank it. Lewie, aa Truatce. an has Dr. GarlandW Wednesday morning. All proper­ each of said nartlea If .living, m “ A Live Chrtatlahity arid How ty that taxes have not been paid If dead, the belra. deviaeea. arantees said his vision still bothers to Live. It," 'will he the- subject of and other elalaMUita under The said upon by that time, will be sola for Mary A.; MacDonald. .Richmond Lav ut added that it will not the former tbavellrig mama last taxes, it was stated. Property •r,ag. Archibald"B., Russell. .Wil •n^jto UdlN title his batting. sermon in Sanford. (Continued frota page 1) owners .arts urged to bear this In lam T. Abbott, William H. Watson lUellai P. So me Gleanings from Garland. (otherwise known as W. H. Wat lowlna : 14 Brawns in Camp Some o f tu think that We can plied that the suggestion made by mind and be ptompt-about the pay­ eon). Homer « . Moneon. (otherwise ? S 3 ! ? " Nor t hwest *' *' known aa H. O. Moneon). R. J. Har­ “ V r Kia.tO.wlt: E, Ida., Mar* 5, ■ l'h c see slip something over on the godless Doheny “ la to me mox: alluring." ment as soon as possible. or of .. Northeast rell. Ulaf Lundqulat. Harah Man- tar o f the St. Louis Browns fellows but we can't do anything He added .that he fhuald- “ appre­ f xR,°vbi Mi S t r u t t North garet Lundqulat, Marx Louise t i t0a *^ tlo n li ft'** ciate very mnifh indeed tne oppor­ and worked out Mondo.v _ i!.*.l°L of the kind. ’ , Dohtn, L. 0, Oarrttt. Kmerlne .C. ■hip W . .^ath . Hangs j„ TJJ"; tunity to bp.associated with you jn Southwest i Manager George SUler. In Itnleman. Rophrnnla D. Orirfln. Quarter nr v_?**'• , That line between right and (otherwise known aa R, B. Orlffln), Me ifcaad squad were Infielders wrong is. drawn so clearly in the some business enterprise," tyit that John R. Rlrtle. Ahgelinc K. .Plrtle, & Evans, Frank Elierbe, Fred old Book that the wayfaring mnn he could pot w hileJn hi* present Harrison Reed and Dora Reed, his (Contiriued from page 4.) offical position engage in any b%i*i, BfMdtbner, Harry Rice and Gene wife; Charles C. Warwick, na True- 2 “ «We* *®f aaetlon U. though a fool can’t fail to see it. tee. Prank B. Lewis, as Trustee, and •outh, Hiniro 30 Kssi" \v- a. t, ” . Outfielders John Tobin Tho trouble today is not that nesa ‘.‘dependent fri any., apprecia­ dust. The freeser has s capacity each of said parties, deceased, tor SlhSm lliam U r Jacobson, the Christians are in the world ble degree o n . government favor." o f CO duarles and 16 gallnna may otherwise. Interested In the ' be froxbn every 16 mlnute:i. The Would A void Suspicion. is a total o f 34 players but the trouble is the world has Bahge 30 Bast: gSJkL I "Thle may be aqusamishnesi.on machine is so arranged that cream In training with the gotten into many Christians. may be frosan continuously with­ Six o f the players on this my part," the senator'll letter add­ tSick a pin in .this point— a s roster are missing. They aro Christian has no personal right if ed, “ but I prefer to be thought out stopping the motor. A douhie rated .In the lands and premlnea. 2.f R®utkeaet Quartor of s-ei|osrti7 tarty McManus, second baseman; W^Bouih. Ranae » L if tho exercise of that right causes over-sensitive than to be under dasher in the freeser gives a fine Involved In this suit; tne hrlnl grantees and other •#* ("«*••* ordered that thus “ * r • Urban Shocker, Walter suspicion o f having utilised the po­ whip to the finished product which devisees. another to stumble. claimants under Charles Reed, °.rrtrr *• Published once ; shortstop; Sylvester Simon, What you want to do is riot to sition to which, my people have is emptied into containers froth qecenard. or ntherwlae, ,,-l n fnfieider; Herschel Bennett, an the bottom whiie tho “ mix" may i,created In the lands nnd premiere tqrd H*raId ,a newspaper publish. ask if this indulgence will hurt you* elevated me fo r my own profit.” " e r , and Bay Hall, a semi­ This exchange of communica- be poured in from the top at Ihe Involved In this suit: the tielra. de­ but will it hurt the other fellow ? visees, grantees and other claim, “fm‘nnu ^ 1Gene Saraxen, 1022 open national champion and contender in all briar pitchef. “ There is a story to the effect," same time, and the poaCess made a anta Stop right still, Christians— ?ne and ordered upder. Hubert If. Ramsey. , as :er is due any timo, and the big international and national events of the 1024 season has been measure your Christianity by Dan­ tiona took place before Doheny continuous one, Trustee, deceased, or otherwise. Inhas be4n given a leave o f at Hollywood-by-the-sea for the past few weeks engaging in several iel’s loyalty to God. From tke^freesser the cream is created In the lands nnd premlsea startled the committee tvith the ee from the crub on account We shall be called before the statement that he Had loaned Fall placed In the container!., which In Involved, In this suit; the Bontli exhibition matches. Here he is shown teaching his fiancee, Miss Mary court o f heaven for the way we $100,000 in 1921 while he was sec­ turn are placed in a window lead­ Florida nallrond Company, a cor­ i K i ' i n > b . d V o A - S i '- A I ; . , . ' illness o f his wife. hole Cbunly, .imj. Florida run m poration* Kthel C. Wallace nnd —. . . r divided the squad into two Feck o f Minmi, how to play the famous game. The picturo was taken have administered our trustee­ retary of the interior. ing to the atorage plant. In the Immet Wallace, her hunliundi M ar­ garet W. Ramsey, an .unmarried OM' ‘ WKmh''flid held two 'practice sea- on the occasion of her first lesson neur the eighteenth green on the ship. A fter Senator Walsh haJ read outer room o f the atorage room 'woman, and J. N. Bradshaw, De­ ^ E i ,, one in the morning and the Hollywood course. the messages into the record, the temperature ia around 36 de­ fendants. {_______________ afternoon. « ORDKH FOR PUBLICATION Chairman Lenroot stated that the grees FarenhciL From this room Rate Reductions On committee To Mary A. MacDonald, Richmond hod voted unanimously it is placed in the freesin.; room levering. Archibald 11. Russell. Cement Are Obtained that tho Doheny telegram to the which has a temperature of 13 de­ William T. Abbott. William If. W a tiford Basketball senator wholly irrelevant to the grees below xero. This room has .sun, (otherwise known us W. H. Ilnmer O. Munson, (other: Declares F.E.Harrison inquiry and expressed regret that a capacity o f HOC galops. Tho en­ Watson). fefcm W in a Double wise known us H. II. Munson), B. members of the committee hnd vio­ tire storage m qta'ft* kept ut the J. Harrell. Olaf Lundqulat. Harah Bill with St. Cloud Of general interest to the peo­ lated an agreement under which various temperatures by means r f .Margaret Lundqulat, Mary I^>ulse L. O. (lurrett. Kmerlne C. ple of this city and particularly telegrams delivered by tho tele­ a Brunawicic Ice Machine which fiohm, lloleinm# Hophronla It. Orlffln, draws the heat from the room. , graph company nnd not pertinent to members of the Sanford Cham­ In what is declared to have (otherwise known as H. II. Orlffln). Only all-steel containers are us­ John It. Plrtle, Angellne K. Plrlie. ber of Commerce is the news re­ to the oil scandal should be re Man the best games played this us confidential. confli U N i y E R S I T T o F * FLORIDA, ceived in a wire Wednesday morn­ gorded as ed by Mr. Royall and all equip­ lincrlson Reed and Di>ra Reed, his UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dn by-the local teams, the wife. Charles C. Warwick, as Trus­ etball teams representing Mar. 5.— A 75 by i50-foot swim- Gainesville, Mar. 5.—The Florida ing from F. E. Harrison, J r, stat­ Says Daugherty B it for Cabinet ment used in handling the crunni tee. Prank S. Lewis, aa Trustee, nnd ball club will journey to Sarasota is subjected to thorough cleur.cing each of said parties If living, nnd ing that he in conjunction with This is the greatest and moitit* Men. • ford High School defeated both mng pool is the nowest construc­ -Saturday to meet the New York representatives of several cement A story to tho effect that Attor­ with the aid o f hot water. Cream If ilead. nil parties claiming Inter­ curate - Seed Book ever publiiM girls arid hoys teams of St. ests under the said Mary A. Mac­ iud on Saturday night on the tion venture for the University o f Giants in an exhibition game, it manufacturers, had succeeded in ney General Daugherty went to tun be furnished in any amounts Donald.- Richmond Levering, Archi­ fo r the South. One hundred pint, mm* race i track with Harry F. Sin- from half gallons on up A retail bald n. Russell, william T. Abbott, full o f actual photographic pic. U tters' home court. The local Florida and the athletic committee was announced Tuesday afternoon reducing the proposed rates to this tho fla ir and bet money for cabinet und wholesale business will be William II. Watson, (otherwise turee, handsome cover pages in fall Vaya won by a score of 2G-11 and o f the school is ulrcudy engaged in by Manager “ Weary” Bloke. The state on cement by two cents on -flair known as W. II. Wutsou). Homer obtaining estimates and figuring Orange and Blue team is fast each 100 pounds. members, was told to the senate carried on by the firm. “t b r girls by a score o f 29-19. O. Montun. (otherwise known as colors, accurate descriptions, rate­ out u method to finunce the propo­ rounding into shape for the coming For some time Mr. Hgrrison has directions and the today by Senator Heflin,'Democrat, H. U. Munson),, K. J. , Harrell. Olaf able culture .Both teams played excellent hall sition. The pool would fill a iongseason und while lncking a number been in Atlanta attending the AInbama. Lundqulst. Haruh Margnret Lund- most useful 8eed Book there is. t M teamwork o f each being a featI'elt want, us the only present con­ o f stars will have nine hustling, meeting as a special representa­ said Senator Heflin, “ that tho at­ It ia absolutely free, and n vr». A t no time was the local venient watering place for the uni­ want you to have it in your horns. (ffm a In danger o f losing either o f versity o f the state with u 1,200- t'ghting athletes who can often tive of the local organization and torney general himself, with Mr. Hastings’ Seeds, “ The Standard the games showing their super­ mile water line is a small pond a accomplish more than u combina­ the news received from him will Sinclair, went to the race tracks tion o f stars minus concerted indicate that his mission and ef­ and bet money fo r cabinet mem­ o f the South,’* ere as always, the * $ t y oyer their opponents in mile distant. • action. forts were not altogether in vain. bers on race “horses and thnt tho beet seeds grown. Garden, field Jy department o f the game, The proposed structure, besides * The battle with the Giants will The rate, however, that was ac­ and flower srad«Lplants and bulbs one Daugherty bet on lost; that he games played Saturday being large, will be built with mod- j bo the first o f the season for both cepted is still some higher than later he turned over satae money that do.w ell in“B4uth are all folly n igh t closed the basketball scaThe City Planning Commisainn ern equipment or it will not be teams und it is expected a number tho rate now in force. described with 1924 attnetirs to Sinclair to bet and tlut Sin­ jaoa for the local teams and with it built, according to tho committee, let rooters will accompany the Those fnmiliar with the ob­ clair came back with 1 ' bunch of ut ita weekly meeting held Tueaprice?, the loweat we can possibly closing, plans,aro now being made When temporarily completed it will 'squad on the southern invnsion stacles which ‘ Mr. Harrison 'ex­ money and turned it over to him any night passed a resolution urg* sell good seeds, plants and bulbs. to start baseball practice within a be covered with a surfacing of con­ This will not be the first time perienced in his fight, are elated and he divided it out and said: i :g that the city commission make AH our 1924 customers will get (it* few days. crete, • capable o f holding an nrrungements with the Southern seed packets of beautiful flowtn While the local teams have not enameled tile covering at a Inter Florida ball tossers have crossed over the success with which he "These are our winnings.’ And then utiliiica Company fo r the latter bats with the Giants as the former succeeded in getting some reduc­ iu talk about remaining si had the most successful season in date. Tho water always will he The law provides that " I f absolutely free. The big new 1924 to extend tho present water service world’s chumps met the local lads tion nnd feci thnt he should be "I remember too, in that con into those portions o f tne city thut the way o f winning games, both fresh, and the tank will be usable u number o f minor engagements. commended for his efforts. nectlon, that it was along at that arc not already reached and to taxes upon real estate Hhnll Seed Book telle ell about it. Writs t.team s were very good, it is declar­ the ytar-round, except during win­ in Just who will comprise tho team for it today. tlnm that Mr. Daugherty waa buy­ ed, and gave prospects from time ter’s coldest days. to start against the Giants is not Commercial A g e n t ing stock in tho Sinclair Oil Com­ have same laid according to plans not be paid before the first to time of developing into fast The pool will be placed directly known. Coach Rer Fnrrer has had Lid specifications drawn by Con­ day of April of any year, the H. G. HASTINGS CO.. SEEDS­ The whole thing smells to sulting Engineer Craig. “Combinations. Next year Sanford routh o f the gymnasium a shore tlie men going through their paces MEN, ATLANTA, GA. Railroad Arirves pany. high Heaven and yet the Washshbuld have one of,th e best cage uistunce, where is found a slight daily and stated a final decision O f If carried out by the commis­ Tax Collector (shall advertise v f f W W t lo M in the state, it is de­ depression that will fucilitato ox- v-ould be withheld until the latter to Assume New Duties •nifton Boat carries the articles of sioners, it was Kown that it would and sell." Doheny or his lawyer abusing the cause no lofts oby the company and clared by many as there is u wealth cuvations. part of the week. '" !•. senntu that has dared to employ would be inatalled in the manner •f.r n?at«rial that practiced this A plan is under way to have the The Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ lawyers to go and investigate these year hut did not make the teani. students and other users take care This is to notify all con­ prescribed by the proposed plana Om year of pracitcu will be a dis­ o f the financial end. By this plan Georgia Cows Valued road Company announces the up- scandals.” re that the city could take it over 1 ointment o f James L. Wells, for­ tinct advantage to the players next the students for the1next five years Inter. The general purpose o f tho cerned that the requirements Ia the Phoaa Number At Thirty D o l l a r s merly o f Richmond, Va., as com. y**r. would pay a small sum, possibly move is to bring immediate rolief of Inw will be complied with i ercinl agent with headquarters in . Tha line-up for the boys team in about 42 a year. In summer the to those dlstricUro^ town that ure and the Tax Books will be Saturday's gam was: Fields and summer school students would pay ATLANTA. Ga., Mur. 5.— The Sanford. Mr. Wells assumed his nuch in need o i w g t e r supply at MOVED TO Wilson, forwards; Stone, center; a little toward the upkeep, while it number of mill; cow j in Georgia is new duties Monday of this week*. this time. 1 closed on April first aa pro­ WE HAVE Mr. Wells has been in the em­ (Continued from page 1) Byrd and Smith, guards. For the would he thrown open to outsiders estimated by the department o f ag­ The comrriiasioh workedonpluns FIRST ST. COME IN riculture at 519,000, with u value ploy of the railroad for many and take w hatever action in the for the extension o f First Street vided by law and all lands on girls the line-up included: Kinmn for a nominal admission charge. per head o f $:i(), making a total years nnd prior to his position as I way o f house-cleaning is necessary to Mellonvlile Avenue. It was an­ Which'taxes have not been Spencer and Lucllla Kchols, forAND SEE US. commercial agent ut Richmond, value of $15,570,000. to preserve the dontfdence of the nounced Wednesday that every­ wjarda; Sarah Martin and Clair was traveling freight ugent with paid will be advertised and But thut record, as pointed out people in that body." .Zachery, centers; Maude Cnrrnthing is ubout complete to submit by cattle men, won't remain long, headquarters at Miami. Ills office In announcing the decision o f the the proposition to.the city commis­ executions issued for unpaid tf4T hnd Katherine Symma, guards. will be located on the second story as this state is making remarkable Annie Connor replaced Sarah senate veterans' committee not to sion us most o f the property own­ progress, they say, in cattle raising o f the freight station, it was fur­ g o into the charges involving th‘- ers have ugreed to deed a right o f personal property tnxes. Start In at one o f the guurd posi­ ther nnnounced. tions during the lust h a lf-of the Within a few days Mr. Wells will two house members, Chairman way to the city for such purpose. fam e. A plat o f Greenwood, a subdivis­ be joined by Mrs. Wells und daugh­ need declared that Information ter, Louise Anderson, to make their tarnished him showed the matter ion owned by C. D. Brundey, was Date Set For Holding Annual Auto $10,000 FOR BASEBALL was one for prompt prosecution, exumined und approved by the future home here. und Motorcycle Races and DAYTONA, Mur. 5.— Leugue not investigation. body. It was ordered entered in Tax Collector, Seminole Co. Freshies Trim Sophs Meter Style ShowbaKcliull is assured for this city He made this statement after a the city plat book. iff • , • • this summer, the citizens o f conference with John W. H. Crim, It was the consensus of opinion In Hockey at Tally Mar. 20 and 21 have been sot again Ouytona, Daytona Beach and Sea­ government counsel in the veterans’ thut the Clyde Line officials should — 1------------- — ----------— =2 •o-ido this year for the Tampa breeze hnving donated $10,000 to - —---------bureuu case, who is understood to he requested to construct a con­ FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE Felice Relief Fund Association’s place the team on its feet and give have informed the committee chair­ crete pier on its property and make .FOR WOMEN, Mar. 4— The Fresh- annual speed events which will in­ it n good start for tho season. man thut the activities of the two other permanent improvements tqen won 4 to 0 over the Sopho­ clude a spectacular program o f It. I). Craig has been unanimously house members had no relation such as would be in conformity more* in their first matched hockey onto and motorcycle races and an re elected president o f the club, und whatever to affairs of the bureau. with other lakefront development. gamin of the season, played this elaborate motor style siiow. Purses, given authority to send out con­ TALLAHASSEE, Flu.. Mar. 5.— Will Be Deliberate . A rough sketch for a proposed pier week. The freshmen showed the prizes and itonu.HO.s v id amount to tracts to the players with in­ A Floridu exposition aimilur to that ^Mr. Crim announced Tucsdny was submitted at the meeting und East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. tter teamwork, and scored in $2,500 and the leadiigt lit racing istructions t ructions to report for rpractice just closed at Madison Square Gar­ right that the investigation Into it was announced that the matter e last o f (he first quarter. The drivers und motorcycle itilers o f Mar. 10. Guy lu cy will pluy sec den. New York, should be sent to churges against the twa house will be taken up soon with the boat North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. Uliq-up o f tin’ (wo teams follows: the country have bee.i attracted l»y ond base and mnnuge the team. the North, Fust und West annually, members would be “ deliberate” and officers. • Freshmen—Center, Hentz; wing, the liberal cash purses posted for . . South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. according to the Opinion o f T. R. .that every effort would be .made McConnell and Decker. Hnlfback, the events. Hodges, state shell rlsh commis­ to ascertain the exact situation. HEAVY W EIGHT PORKERS unnS " " (£).dru!ff’M Subdivision on dosy termi. Runyan, Dutton and Lynch; side, The success last spring of the Engineers Will Study sioner, who favors the month of . A section o f (he Chicago grand 800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ luck- police races were responsible for Highway Construction November for the opeution, so as Jiiry’s report relating to the al­ Buhner and Sammons; fullback, GAINESVILLE, Mar. 5 .- J . A. divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or In lots. Ea*y terms. Btfllew and Ticknor; coni tentliter, ilic continuation of these events an to precode the tourist seusun nnd leged activities o f the two congress Hadaack o fN ew ben y, this county, ind Ti For rire Insurance see u b — 30 yearti in business. Steed. Sophomros—Center, Arm- an annunl event nnd a far greater Sophoi avoid the severe cutd weather. members was niude public by Mr. recently shipped 10 hogs raised on ATLANTA, Ga., Mur. 5—News strong, wing. O’ Nenl, Harvey, program is being arranged for this Mr. Hodges is ulso in furor of Crim us fqllows: his plate, which weighed 4,070 FR AN K L. W O O D R U F F & SON .Jon?a; halfback, Holmes, Way and >ear. The races will lie staeed has been received in Atluntu that renting a suitable place for tin* “ Incidental to the investigation Peterson; side, Burr and Sligh; again at I’ lunt Field on the circular u delegation o f South Anurieun show where u nominal charge could o f matters o f which this grand pounds, nn uverage o f 4G7 pounds Phone 42 - office Woodruff and Watson fall back, McGeachey and Iam b; lace truck und a force o f men aro engineers, financial experts und be niudo for admission, wiucti ne jury bus jurisdiction ccrtuin other each. other nttuches will visit the South iz.i>idly putting the track into ex­ tuy* would “ no doubt defruv th<- facts not directly pertaining to the goal tender, Sanford. in May or June to study methods total expense of the exposition." veterans’ bureau were developed by cellent condition. The policy udopted establishes] sif highway construction. Admission was churged to tne counsel for the government which NEW “ RAT” COACH GAINESVILLE, Mur. 5.— F. S. ail speed events open to the world * While thq tour, rsports state, is Madison Square Garden exposition. we regard o f great importune" McLaughlin lias been assigned to irrespective o f piston displacement being arranged primarily for nn Mr. Hodges states, but the own­ There is no jurisdiction o f them in coach the 'Gator frcshniun busi-bull or motor classification and re­ interchange uf experiences und ers o f the building retained the the northern district of Illinois but I Get 6 % On My Savings Account team. He is a student at the Uni­ gardless o f membership o f drivers ideas as ty highway construction, guto receipts. we nre assured by Mr. CHrii that it has even a more far-reaching ( Captain Hodges and iiermun he will lay them ber.jre tho attor­ versity, serving also on the Eng­ in the various racing associations. W HERE? The National Motors Contest aim. The tour, it is hoped, will Gunter, state geologist, went to ney general and President for con­ lish faculty, and is regarded as one foster n closer friendship nnd bet­ Board will assume full control anil the New York fair to personally o f the greatest infielders in col­ sideration. legiate baseball in :Ito South. He texponilibiiity and every precaution ter trade relations between this direct the display ot exhibits made “ We do not feel that it would waa a star on the Maryville, Tenn., is being made to tafeguard the country and its neighbors of the by their respective department:1. tiubsorye the best interests of ihe team, and uLo has had previou* lives nnd limbs of both, spectators southern continent. The project, which were sent there at the direc­ government for tjiis jury to make coaching experience. it is pointed out, has an important tion o f Governor Hardee, who de­ public at this time the details of tlid participants. frayed the expenses out o f his con­ these transactions." Tampa’s greatest annual sport­ international angle. fund. Champs in Tourney ing event will be staged this year It is stated that an effort will tingent "Tilt exposition Wag a great suc­ (IMCOHOIt ATKD) in every way and was viuwd Opening Today Miami on the afternoons of Mnr. 20 and 21 be made to have from one to three cess by over 150,000 people during the delegates from each of the South ______ on the fair grounds’ race track. eight days it was open fur admis­ The explosion, one of the great­ OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH The delcillA B U , Mar. 4— With the tw en ty-five hundred dollars in American countries. sion,” Mr. Hodges stated on his est disasters and most complete Champion* of four nutions repre- cash purses and trophies have been gutes ure to be practical men, return, "but I nupit say that we mysteries in the history o f New •anted ini the internutionul P Pf°* f°-| 1jK>»te«l |g»sted in the tht* various events which whiel either experienced highway engi- Floridinns underwent some severe York, occurred at noon when Jaaslonal championship golf 1 neers or iinunciul experts, who are punishment in braving the icy thousands of workers were pour­ .... ............. inc,u? ° *Mohul snnetione RiMwant opened here Tuesday climate o f New York at "this time ing out o f offices for their lunch ihui* Havers, British open cham -'birt track automobile races und j familiar with finuncing methods of o f tho year in order to pet on this hour. A sheet o f (lame shot up. T H E Y W IL L P A Y YOU 6 PE R CENT. pion; James Ockcndon, French [spectacular and sensational circular |road building. A particular cf- wonderful demonstration o f Flor­ from Wall and Broad Streets __ . Gene open champion^ Saruzen, motorcycle rucea. An urruj of the j fort will be made, it is atated, to ida's resources. Wading ip snow where a moment before a horse und slush to our shoe tups unit get­ arid wagon had . been standing, .in -Phone 231V holder a ^ T c ia S c e ^ H u c k n e y !1^ * . anJ hvst *[nown ,lriv‘,r; ! th,,t ‘ he ProP«r. *»pn *"'*'• ting our enra frozen tyu* « duily front o f the bub-treasur*- und op­ n a d iu n oocn are among the en- hl,vc WKnificd their intention o f Jed and that politics ahull play no occurrence und a very unplcosunt F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Ave. posite the office; o f J. P. Morgan G. E. MeCALL, Manager fronts. ’ _ entering the Tumpu events. part in the selection. experience." and Company, DECLARES WELL BE ABLE AGAIN Cm rtu sssss iv rcsSBa M k A fto M E ROYAL ICE CREAM P Swimming Pool To Gator Baseball Be Constructed At Team Preparing University Florida For Giant Game Extension o f Water Service Is Asked by City Planning Body PROPERITY OWNSS TAKE NOTICE COOLIDGE TELLS TAMPA POLICE STAGE ANNUAL SPEED EVENTS JN0.D. JINKINS Hodges Says Fair Should Be Held In MonthofNovember FORSALE CHEAP YOURTERMS K WALL STREET Loan & Savings Company SANFORD LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY J? * �m PA G E TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH W is ii. Dally Herald iltffM N n t f f l M m l l P f lillK »r*d u Second Clan Matter, Oc* “r ST. l i l t , at the PoatotfSce at ^ord. Florida, under act or March I I COMBO. 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THURSDAY, MARCH C, 1924 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY The second commandment: Thou ■halt not mnke unto thee any (raven image or nny likeness o f any thing that is in henven above, or that in in the enrth benenth, or that is in the water under the earth: thou shnlt not bow down thy­ self to them, nor serve them: for I the Lord thy God nm n jealous God, visiting the iniquity o f the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation o f them that hate me; and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my comnmndment* — Exodus 20:4-0, 11 5 MEZZO CAM MIN H alf o f my life is gone, and I lum let The years slip from me nml have not fulfilled The nspirutions of my youth, to build Some tower o f song with lofty parapet, N ot indolence, nor pleasure, nor the fret O f restless passions that would not be stirred, But sorrow, and a c.iro that almost killed, Kept me from wliat I may ac­ complish yet; Though, hnlf-wuy up the hill, I see the Past Lying beneath me with its sounds and sights,— A city in the twilight dim niul vast, With smoking roofs, soft belis, and gleaming lights,— And hear above me on the autumn­ al blast The cataract o f Dcnth fur thunder­ ing from the heights. — Henry W. Longfellow, Before buying stock in any con­ cern ask your banker. His advice will be worth money to you. ----------o--------Atlanta is to hear another Candler scuntlnt' INN Wctrk', v/hirn o f course, will be of no credit tu Atlanta. According to M. Henrion, an ex­ pert on giantism. Mother Eve wn« one hundred nineteen feet tall. That is certainly the prize giant story o f the day. ----------o--------A few days more of such warm wenthcr as we have had for the past few days will bring a big rush o f straw hut purchasers in Sanford. The flower show at Winter Park yesterdny attracted hundreds of visitors. The show will clore to­ night und u large number of vis­ itors are expected during the <Iay. --------- o---------Charles 1). Haines of Altamonte Springs has retired from the gov­ ernor’s race. Mr. Haines is too busy a man and has too many larg.1 projects in hand to lx* content to go to Tallahassee for four years. ■--------- o--------- Florida has contributed seven thousand nnd live hundred dollars to the Harding memorial fund, more than nny other state ac­ cording to nn announcement made by I>. T. Gernw, chairman of the state committee. Ilnrding was a great friend to Florida. Prom pt Payment Makes Good Business. Using the other fellow’s money on which to operate seems to be a favorite pastime to some business men and some big concerns. There are people engaged in business in every city, who are losing their credit standing through al­ lowing their accounts to log and by neglecting to make regu­ lar monthly payments o f the accounts they owe. There is no person or business concern held in greater contempt than the one who operates on another firm's capi­ tal without paying interest for the use of the money. The customer who makes a purchase and then uses the money he owes for other purposes is taking an unfair advantage of the concern which is accomodating him. The man who makes a practice o f this soon "goes to the wall” through in­ ability to secure credit when it is really needed. 1 Those business men who grant thirty days credit do so ns a courtesy and as an accomodation to their customers. They allow their money to be tied up in this way in order to assist their friends to transact business more easily. In most instances the business man who is careful in extending credit is very seldom the loser from bad accounts. If this were not so, nearly every concern in business today would operate on a cash basis and credit would be unknown. Many people allow their accounts to remain unpaid through carelessness. The matter slips their minds and be­ fore they realize it they are two or three or even more months behind. Carelessness in paying regularly every thirty days for all that is due'causes much annoyance to the merchant who has extended credit. Prompt payment of bills makes for good business condi­ tions. If business is to be good let the people see to it thnt their bills are paid promptly. Let them fail to do so and the cry o f hard times will be heard all around because, when everybody owes money, It is difficult to collect. But when you pay me nml I pay you, business gets good. The custo­ mer who is slow in paying, forces the merchant to withhold payment o f his obligations nml everybody suffers. Prompt payment o f bills when they become due is a worth while habit to cultivate. It is good business for the buyer ns well as the seller. It makes friends. It brings credit. And It makes for better business conditions and greater prospertiy in any community. March 15 the Time Limit! M ELTING As Brisbane Sees It 2 f f e x l 0 h H e W || "Vm gesnee la Mine." Brea, Whiles and Storks. One Rich City. OKhem Copyright. 1931 “ FRIENDLY WARNING" to big men inclined to inJuro business nnd scare little stockholders In revenue for the Senntc oil investi­ gation. nry OhHen on* nry101 Tturt'i that mikn ’emtl| a thin dim* lift OhHem ch*M around tba potkttt |w a ta a i "Oh Iiutda." ■ nry! Or ItH.nr,! * A Fin• OhHem ^ Candy 10c !C ftryIOHiiiiiiyi umlcik OhHenrvlOhHenrvIC DON’T DO IT. It won’t pay you in the long run, and besides it Is written “ Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves. Vengeance is mine- I will repay, snith the Lord." PUBLIC OFFICIALS have had warning, learned n lesson. Some will get more than n lesson. Vnluuble truths huve como out, others nre coming. On the whole it’s n small thing, which renll ydoesn't amount to much more than catching little Willie telling n fib. No reason for breaking up the family. Send Willie to bed nnd Jet business go on. E» J* Smith Co, THERE IS always something wrong. This countiy has an em­ bargo on bees, from everywhere except Canada. Europe is short o f honey because three different discuses have attacked hnby bees. THERE IS even worse news about whales thun about bees. Whales are not coming up from the South Pole as they used to come, offering oil ami blubberwhlaebonc from their mouths, and proof of evolution in the two little hip bones concealed In their fat carcasses— although they no long­ er use the legs to which those hip tones were once attached. The whalebone doesn’t matterfor ladies now go loose around the waist, us a rule. Hut the whaling industry is in bad shape, and Eng­ land is sending a ship to find what’s the matter. D IS T R IB U T O R S Jacksonville, Fla. TIGHT. COUGHS of pblero that clot your throat and nose when you haw R tight couch pake your brvathinr difflcult nnd %nr-«iroiU ban] 1 / b«i Itnlsa the .phlegm the- iiutck. irnick. ra* >pi»sui e:ur ----— ' bytheme ntlfl nrnv M ViLq fLwnunli's Court nud unfit safe way. Take Hyrun f(Crcnsottd). f ?ra»iMAftmt l »n.u , 1 “ This plrs-unt cough remedy w relieves, _____ _ m soothes and it? ____ heoL. It la antiseptic,’ title, opia7 the*iU pawnees, cuts th* pblrsm aud protect) the lungs..,|.Ri*a,t safest and surest remedy for colds, cuu»tin, rtippe, bron­ chitis, whooping cough nud croup. on the safe side—get a buttle tvdur leitiii (Vatiwxlul * THE REAL OIL ISSUE With n little more thnn it week remaining in which to TAMPA T ill DUNK. THE STORKS, big, picturesque file income tax returns, taxpayers are warned against delay in forwarding returns to the collector nf Internal Revenue. hints, perching on their nests upun Through the wilderness o f wav­ lias been completely isolated by an chimney tops of the peasants and A decided decrease is shown in the number o f returns filed city houses, become fewer in Ger­ ing arm s and thunder clouds of enemy force from any contact with so tar this year as compared with'the same period o f 1923. many each year. Old peasants say political hnlderdnsh with which outside sources o f oil. It vvus e x ­ Many taxpayers have waited for income tax reductions to storks don’t like the republic and Washington thus far Ims shrouded pected nnd it is a fact that in time miss the KaisCr. The truth prob­ its examination o f the oil scandul, of peace or oven in a conflict of lie put into effect before making tlicir first payment. ably is that they don't find enough one inexorable fact still stands out tho character o f the late wur the Income taxes are being collected under the revenue act to ent However, the German us clear and unmistakablo ns a American nnvy can obtain oil in regular course from regular of 1921 which is still in effect, and those taxpayers who fail babies keep coming. lighthouse. It is this: The indubitable In­ coerces here nnd abroad, and it is to file their return with at least one quarter payment before ALL THE news is not had. New unthinkable that this oil will not the fifteenth of this montli arc subject to heavy penalties. York City teaches us that this is tention o f the persons who origin­ suffice until oil in the naval rcally created the nnvul reserve tl Should payment be made now and a reduction be granted in a prosperous country, adopting n Teapot Dome, Elk Hill und other rerves can ho produced if u grave the tax, government collectors state prompt refunds will be 1924 budget of $-'i‘J5,l 1)0,000. That’s places, ns made manifest by con­ emergency loontH ahead. city spending nearly ns much gressional debate at tho time, was If this priceless oil was being made or credit given on deferred payments. They wish to one us it took to run the national g ov ­ thnt the oil in thoso sections was drained from Teapot Dome by pri­ impress upon taxpayers that no material advantage is to be ernment in Tom Reed’s most ex ­ to remain underground nml in­ vate exploiters in tho vicinity, it is travagant tiny. It is more money violate until the United States had rot public policy to remove the gained by withholding their returns. Every single person, whose net income for 192,'I was than the early fathers would have found itself reduced by u most reserve oil front the safest deposi­ dreamed of. desperate emergency tu its employ­ tory on earth, which Is the ground one thousand dollars or more m* whoso gross income was ment in defense o f tho very ex­ itself, and strew it around tho five thousand or more must file a return. Married persons MR. .MELLON- Secretary of the istence o f the nation, world, to tie used while these still are required to file a return if the aggregate net income was Treasury, says the national debt It was tho intention of tho legis­ is plenty of other oii nnd, if not nt two thousand dollars. Single persons, in calculating the nor- |has been reduced $93.1,000-000 in lators und ofllciu'is responsible for once used, subjecting It to the con­ the last yi ur nnd 51,800,090,000 In mid tax, may subtract from their income an exemption o f 1four and a half years. Your, glo- the reserve policy thnt as long as centrated attack o f any adversary •yi was available in Uitpnppu qny- with a,navy nnd an, air force. It is. one thousand dollars. The'exemption for mantled*pdrdohs Imiii rloul cofuiby new W ed kets ^o f America hr Ihc the world, w “ ns wrong because the government's aeii i. i ii and heads of families is two.thousand five hundred dollars, i f A 2, V J it-was potMtiihr to pprch«< power t o ’ enjoin' this; druinpgw'fa Who ir on-incomes of live -thousand•dollars1or less and two thousand' V H'! 'tr.yL;V’ ,w ! " " “ t;T nli"n MexVcoor fceiitria or South practically unlimited! And while we ought to pay o ff dollars on incomes in excess of five thousand dollars. Tax­ rapidly wo COULD owe five timet America or Mesopotamia or the1 fatuous enough to say that a govFar East, whether in time o f peue ernment of 110,GOO,Cod people i payers nre allowed an additional credit of four hundred dol­ that amount, and more, too, nnd or of ordinary war emergency, the powerless to stem the loss o f oil lars for each person dependent upon and receiving chief sup­ not he bankrupt. t il in these naval reserves wav to which may in this very generation port from the taxpayer, if such dependent person is under remain in the ground ns America’s prove the salvation o f the land? To VICTOR MURDOCK- of Kaneighteen years o f age, or incapable of self support because sas, is presented at a third party last net in the hole, her last trump deny the government's power of in a fight to the death. It wns to domain over its own soil is the cnndidnte for the presidency. It of being mentally nr physically defective. bo used only when America, cut off most fallacious i.tand any Amer­ You must make your income tax returns. Warnings are isn’t likely that a third party enti from every otlie rsourco o f oil, had ican public official can possibly win this time unless perhaps with being repeatedly sounded. Only a few days remain before Henry Ford to pull it through. boon reduced to utter dependence assume. The question then o f the validity her own resources to preserve the time limit expires. Citizens are required under the law But it would be hard to lind a bet­ on her very life. fn the leases o f these reserves to ter man than Victor Murdock- a to file their returns before March 15. The only conceivable situation Dolieny and Sineluir •; simply not more sincere, intelligent, The Herald wishes to impress on its readers the import­ radical which would warrant Its withdraw­ relevant. The leases nre contrary insistent, reliable. al is another conflict of even great­ to public policy add the vital noance of giving this matter prompt attention, if they have ecssities o f national existence, not already done so. The government is not going to he MEN AND WOMEN with more er magnitude than the World War They have thwarted every intention self-confidence than inteligencc in­ in which America, hoset by a com­ of the creators o f ths reserve pol­ lenient this year and delinquency in making returns and tend to produce in New York at bination o f powerful adversaries. icy and the American public. payments will lie followed by heavy fines. fr.tf.r Thorn mttmttord PU*t*T p o>r r ^C o u g h * a n d Colds, Head. | o n e s . N e u ra lg ia , Rheumatism a n d AH A cr a n d Paint let [ J ALL DRUGGISTS * .* • J5« sad 68c, jars and tub** Hospital sixa, |3.00 ....................................................................................................................... .... ■S ■ I ■I ■■ ■s §3 SS !jns ■E Sn ■ a ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ nn nn SS nn f SS the Bmvimetown playhouse, in Greenwich Village, n play, “ All God's Chiliun Got Wings." n n a t»n n n n H n n n n a H a a n B a n n H n n n n n n a a n n n n n n n n a n n n a n i* n 3 In this play u white woman falls in love with n negro, marries him, ST. LOUIS STAR and, kneeling before him, kisses the negro’s hand. A full-blooded Attorney General Daugherty for- ter o f fact, it proves what 1ms been negro of unusual intelligence will footed what was left o f public con­ stated in the gossip. play one part, a white woman will fidence when he wrote n letter tu Mr. Daugherty doubtless was play the other. Senator Willis admitting he had within his legal rights, hut the invested in Sinelur oil stocks. The American people expect more of THERE IS PERHAPS no law letter, ostensibly based on the in­ their high public officials thnn vestigation of his department, they do of private citizens. Among that can stop this foolishness but n iS 5 really was intended to set out his other things they expect candor. common intelligence and decency should stop it. IF ONLY FOR connection with oil investments lie- They realize that citizens, who fore it was brought out by a com ­ limy lie elected or appointed tu THE SAKE OF THE NEGRO RACE. mittee which doubtless will he public posts at any time, invest in The dullest mind connected with |named by the senate. It also gave different securities, but when is­ " Sanford, F iji,-------------------------Sanford reul estate is one of the [’resident Coolidge nn opening to sues arise afterward in which tlicir that theatre must know that to best investments of the day. Huy demand the attorney general’s res- possession of such securities might show a white woman falling on her n lot somewhere in the city today |ignutiun, which lie promptly did. influence their judgment, they ex­ knees and kissing a negro's hand Capital and Surplus - $125,000.00 and reap profits from increased The attorney general says that pect thme officials to explain open­ is u had thing for the coloreil'ppopL\ of whom there are tens o f values which are sure to come. before he went into office lie in­ ly their position. When it must Total Resources - - - $1,500,000.00 vested in Sineluir Consolidated Oil be dug out of an a.'fidtil, tile pub­ thousands in New York—In say nothing of millions elsewhere. Arthur Brisbane has been giving Company stock, hut that about six lic becomes suspicious. Florida some valuable advertising months after the Teapot Dome The public naturally asks A cordinl welcome nwnits you at this lince his trip to the state a few lease he sold some in an effort to whether Air. Duughtrty would have Contemporary Comments weeks ago. Brisbane’s editorial- recoup his losses. Later, he says, announced ownership of oil stock t I are read by twenty million people ho bought hack noma Sitick. Finally, if the question hud not com o up Strong Financial Institution every day. in the latter part o f 192.‘i, It- soul through the probe. Allowing Mr. Arthur Brisbane says Florida all at a loss o f $2H per share. The Daugherty all the legal right he can get fifty million dollars worth Mayor Duckworth resigns us public believes it is immaterial claims in his investments, the gen­ o f free advertising by sending mayor o f Orlando after four years whether ho won or lost on the eral public will not believe he hits B iian to the Democratic conven-*#* • •• o f faithful service. Mr, Duckworth market. been candid in the matter. They tion. That ought to settle it. ■ has devoted much time to the wel­ It lias been rumored for several feel ho knew for several weeks Blunt City Courier. ■hrxKaaHBiaiBHHBMiiaHBBitaaHaaaaaaaBMxiiMnBBiixaaiiHHaw fare ami best interests of our weeks that a prominent cabinet that the senate was making nn e f­ t kilter-city. official had been investing in the fort to get possession of informa­ Editor M. J. I.ee of Baines City ----------o — stocks. While Mr. Daugherty tion which he possessed, hut which is either a brave man or his wife i a n i » B B i K M i s i » a i n H B R R B u a s a i H i i i s i B i a a u a B i u u » u i c B . SS Announcement is made that figures that it will be better for he apparently tiid not want to dis­ is uvvay. He divides the masculine ■ is there will be a gasoline shortage him to give out the information gorge. Then, on the eve of naming gender into two classes—married this summer, which prupares us than to huve it developed by the the committee, to have hint come men und happy men.— Folk County * W HERE DO YOU KEEP YO U R • « for further announcement of on in­ somite committee, it would have forward with a story o f his invest­ Record. crease in price. been infinitely to his benefit had ment in oil does notrelieve him of ---------- o--------he made the announcement when what the public bc'.leves was bis When oil men shoot n well it The Sanford-Daytonu road via the charge first broke. As n mat­ previous improprieties. VALUABLE THINGS? turns out to be dry, a producer, or DcLund has been repaired and is in a gasser. When nn investigating fairly good condition despite the committee shoots, the first two heavy travel over it. Hundreds posibilitios are eliminated.—Balm In these days when so many men would rather o f tourists who have been spend­ Beach Boat. By IRVIN S. COU13 steal from their neighbors than earn an honest living, ing the winter in South Florida safety vaults are necessary— the stronger the better. ere returning home via this route. “ There is no greater admirer o f This one is an old fuvoritu of the lane, he cumo upon a large, r ■ ■ - ’ O' -■ ■ those wlm sleep out on their sleep­ People who have important papers, jewelry, bonds, Mrs. Genevieve Clark Thompson, mine— possibly because 1 have belli very black woman who unmerciful­ ing porches during our healthful ly wns belaboring a small wailing anti tidjgorating I.Michigan win­ daughter o f the lute Champ Clark, hearing it fo r so many yearn. etc., may feel comfortable about the safety of valuable Lute at night a furmcr was pickaninny. is being urged to run for congress ters," assorts the Grand Rapids things if they are deposited in our vaults. “ Wait u minute,*’ said the Press, “ and particularly do we like from the state of Louisiana. If aroused by drowsy cackling* on the she possesses any of the ability of part o f ids hens. Arming himself, stranger. “ What’s that boy done to ask solicitously^-‘ And how is The cost o f safety Is too small to take any chances. her famous father, Mrs. Thompson he slipped forth und, suddenly rap­ to deserve such a beating?" the frozen ear today?’ ”— Ironwood Let us tell you of our safety department. "He’s done plenty,” stated the Daily Globe. .sh ou ld make u capable und eifici- ping on tho door o f tho poultryvwniuu, pausing the discipline with house he cried out: m l representative. lijjnd uplifted. “ He tuck an’ left “ Who’s in there?" ---------- o---------Arthur Brisbane says that Bryan There was a puimo and then a do chicken-coop do’ open an’ all do sent to the Democratic convention, The Florida Development Board Afro-American voice chickens got out an’ run away." has employed Karl Lehmann of the quavering would give the Sunshine Stale “ 1 wouldn't worry about that," from fifty to one hundred million Orange County Chamber o f Com­ spoke: suid the gentleman, anxious to save “ 'Tuin’t nobody in ye re ’ceptin’ merce as director of its «(urk. The dollars’ worth nf advertising. That the offender from further punish­ is just whut Florida needs—plenty friends o f Mr. Lehmann will bo jest us chickens." There is a companion story of ment. "You know bow chickens o f the brand of truthful advertis­ . pleased to learn that he does not expect to give up his duties as this, o f Homcwhat more recent vint­ are— they’ll come buck home.” ing such us tho state received und % A COMMUNITY BUILDER “Come back?" Her voice rose will receive as a result of tho big secretary o f the county chamber age. A traveler, pausing through B. F. W IIITNER, Cashier o f commerce as they will not con- a colored settlement, heard crys to a pestered shriek. “ Huh,— Madison Square show.—DcLund a F. P. FORSTER, President Dnily News, o f unguish. Roundi:-g a turn in they’ll nil gt> back " . filet with his new duties. J L— ~ ------- Proper Corseting WHAT MR. DAUGHERTY TELLS S e m il n o i1e County Bank Let Us S erve You MY FAVORITE STORIES | FIRST NATIONAL BANK For Style Rightness The corset, practically un-needed for the past two years, is now de­ clared by modistes to be indespensiblc to women who follow the mode.’ *• . 4 jri lil ^ The straight, slim nnd* boyish lines which nre stressed are held by either the corset or wrap around that confines the hips closely—jnoking a box from the square shou lder to the waist then abruptly clo sin g ’6iV the hips. • I * Here, at Dickson-Ives .«you will find the two requisites for a good fig­ ure—corsets that are right and a corset iere with experience and ability. Mrs. Frances O’Ccnnor who is in charge of corseting here lias been chosen by several modistes as the only woman whom they will allow their patrons to he fitted by— and the modistes insist that their clothes he Worn on corseted figures. . Rinner. Frolaset, Gossard—com­ plete showings in the three lines— and fitted by Mrs. O’Connor who knows corsets. (Illustrated is a Dinner Wrap Around No. 318-128— $8.50.) Second floor. Dickson-Ives Co. Orlando. **** �T H E B A W P 8 0 P A H .Y H K R M ,P . T H P H g B A y , M A R C H « , m i MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W GUlon; Messrs- G. W. Ross, B. W. Anderson, Pierce Griffin, Mix Stewart, John Melsch, Paul Lake, Peter Schaal- Calvin Teague, G. W. Spencer- Jr., A. M. Lees, Alvah Hunt, H. S. Pond, Hugh Tillls, and Ira Tillis. ItOttCB nids will bo received by the County Hoard o f .Public Instruction for Hrminole County, Florida, at the office Of the Huuerlntemlent of Public Instruction In the Court House, until three o'ilork In the afternoon of Saturday. March 22nd. 19H. for the furnishing of 200 or more opera chairs. The opera chairs to be furnished must' he steel standards with live ply back -lint less than 3-tfi Inch veneered under hydraulic William Vihlcn. Oieda Cruse, tHV"k, pressure with five ply seat not I'ss Dorothy Gnrrett, Marion Hay nee, than 3-16 Inch thick, venpered un­ Eleanor Hickson, Sadie Leinhart, der hydraulic pressure. All stand- Tennis Sanford Schools Honor Roll ’MlHItr W •fitvrtSIn the n frtbers of tbs Thirteen B rid g e t bb, at her IfoTn* o o r i r k Avene, Man4ay— CeWrv Avenue Circle of Ue Presbyterian Chufch STSi Louise Merriweather, Maria Ann Powers, Versa Rivers, Mary Neely Roscbro, Margaret Squires, Chnrltu Betts, Bert Hickson, Howard Lamb, Wiicey Sipes, George Smith, Billie Thigpen, Jeanette Hall, Adelaide Higgins. Nellie Knight; Faith Martin, EdifcoMoyc. Mary Eliza beth Neeloy, HBMi Stcnkley, Helen Senders, LucIHiWrllars, Mary Tor­ rance, Roselyn Bell, Annecc Cripe, Mary McMahan, Mary Virginiu Urquhart, Bonnie Young, VcnHe Miller, Elaine Nownham, Horn*' Jameson, Ralph Pearson, Jack Fcurson, James McDaniel, Robert Pearson, James Smith. Second Grade Wlf*Jbyr— S alford Association of .fM ffiktn Women will hold weektfW n c h te n 'a t 13:16 at the Valo p f — Ladies Union of Cotigrer iu b H fr Church will hold month­ ly n e ^ g f rat Ike Partoriagc. h S Hagan and J f W « u b a Williarns wm enterH a # s n f h m i 4 to R tqin At a t e a 'a t the residence MiwjUy— Children’s Story Hour LKAVE8 Pages to theye tittle broken leaves, That strew tour common ground; That chase their tails, like silly i*. dogs, ' Aa •they § 6 "round and roundF or though ini winter boughs are ... bare, ' Let ua not once forget Their summer glory, when these Jacksonville was represented here Wednesday by W. II. Reeves. 15 . ■ W . E. Sawyer of Tampa is in the city fo r a short time on busi­ ness. ." M ‘ ---------C. T. Baker, refrigerating engi­ neer from Atlanta, Ga., is in the eity for a short time on business. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Carter of Orjfindo were among the visitors in Sapford Wednesday. # . W. F. Roberts of Cordele, Ga., Is In the city for a few days trans* acting business. . ■ Jphn A. Hendry o f Lakeland epftlt the day here Thursday on a business mission. G. Rosen was among the busi­ ness visitors in Sanford Wednes­ day from Tampa. R. C. Middleton was among the business visitors in Sanford Wed­ nesday from j^Thc City Beautiful.” Mr. and ^Irs. F. I). Roscoe .o f Lakeland were visitors in Sanfordon Thursday. * ' . A. B. Jarrell of Willston made his headquarters at the Montezuma Wednesday, while in the city on business., * Elizabeth Willetts, Dorothy Pope, Eva Collins, Junior Fcsler, Melvin Taylor, Carolyn Idiwif, Richard Deas, Marion Lundquist, Dorothy Marshall, Carolyn Bigtiers, Amo Burhan.i, Sidney Buvh.Mis, Betty Colbert, Ella Mac Grow, Billy Favillc, Bernard Landress, Richard Packard. Doris Battern, Grace Huggins, Evelyn POrter, Harry Bower, Charles Britt, Frederick Dojg^r, Ifprold Hstnil, Max Musgrave, Braxton Perkins, Carl Vause, Clay Williams. Third Grade Clara" Bray, Dorothy Cheatham, Ruth Cruse, Esther Ericson, Kath­ erine Jowcrsti, Hetty McKinnon, Cornelia McRae, Maty Jane Pres­ Wfccn the weather makes tennta ton, Edna Rivers, Edwin Campbell, possible, fashion suggests that yon i Samuel Knight. Frank Voazey, Evelyn Wilkinson, Theodora Wade, avail yourself of such a frock la which to malto your first appear­ IPnrI Vaughn, Lee Stemitrom, Warance at court. It Is open at the ren Gufford, Jack Olljon, Walter sides and may bo slipped over any Kcslor, Alice McGlcne, Anna Marfo Couch, Beatrice Hickson, Mnrthp plain dress. 1 « Coney, Lucy Dobbins, Eugenia Keen, Edna Mac Lamb, Jewell Turner, Kntheryn Morrison, Mar­ garet Torrahqc, May Hickson, Mar­ garet Martin, Mary Manning, Nona Elvers, Patsy O’Conner, Winnie Jackson, Ann Robson, George Sanders, Hugh Urquhart, John Couier, Leon Wnlker, Malcolm Hig­ gins, Ralph Monger, Franklin Ben­ nett, Ainsley Robson, Raymond t undquist, Donald [.undress, P, M. Vickery, Marshall Urquhart. Un­ til® Mitchell, Evelyn Rohson, Mar­ ion Hoolihan, Margaret Purdon, Fourth Grade Paul Diggers, J. T. Campbell, W. J. McMillan, Lawrence Reel, George Steele, Richard Smith, Camilla Deas, Patsy Gurrett. Louise Hickson, Doris Hopkins, Nannie Drown Kelly, Clara Parhm. arda to bo wall finished with steel paint, and all wood work to be well finished In brown or llRht brown. *'* Olds must ne submitted an F. O. II. Tsetory. or delivered at Urnevn, Florida, with »lternn*n bid cover* Imt prirn delivery and Installation 11 the flenevn School ntllcnevn. Florida. Mi-la mu-t be nccomttanleil by cer­ tified check In the sum of One Hun­ dred Dollars, payable to sold Itnnrd. provided however: ■■'that cashiers checks on Itanka of HenilnoU- Coun­ ty will he taken as certified checks. The check of the successful bidder to lie retained by the Itnnrd should bidder full or refuse to enter Into contract und bond within ten days after written notification of ncceptnnre of bid. , The Hoard reserves the rlalit to rcleet any and all bids. Uv Order of the Hoard — T. W. U W T O N . Secretary and (.’utility Supt. Hub. Instn. FftKKiltT A 5(11 l'ASSK.VHKH MSKVICK. From Jacksonville To Front Jacksonville T " ' •Our W «r tAIInnflr I'ltr ................. gn U I 45Unxnrn Fnlla ...... PM.13 llnlllmitrc. VIil............... On.OO 1 > r>v York, 51. V................ mi.SI Mlliiolnn, N a n ................... -1X33 l>hllailrlphiu. I’ m............ -H-W 'rklrasn, 111. ................. tXIN •FIMaharah, I’ n................... S»«H •Cleveland. II. __ ...____ as.ai Savannah, (in................... ajto •Detroit, MIpIi................... -11.03 ’ Tulrdo. O........... ................. t5I»ntrenl, P. I|................. 311.33 'Wnahlwclnn. II. C......... . .Tt.TI •Via llultlinoro ami rail. IVlu Baltimore or Philadelphia and to select your season’s silk requirements next w^ek, for iy M A R C H 10th to 15th will be the rail. I— All-water via I'hllnildplihi nr Baltimore: direct connections at I’ItIItitl t-1|ililu. three days lay over at Hitllltnori-. Tickets include meals (except tickets for Hnvannnh. tin.) All rooms on ,)ltuu|inqy anil .liurgrblru ami some rooms oil other steamers bnve extra clinrxe. 5SII.IV I5 Foil I’ llll.A lIK L HAII.15IM* FOR ItA f,T 151IfHR Via Savannah, BtOO f*. 51. Alleabany, 5lnr. 3. 13. 311. niliuvvsler. liar. S, IN, 30. llMitard. 51or. 13, 33. Automobiles curried on all steamers, <Inrlndlnr rloocil car* on Allrabnny nnd Berkshire.) i'oll Inforntalloa on ra->im-ut. at "Ask Mr.’ Foster" Iturraus-hr C. 51. li.ifl.E , ttrncrnr.tKvntrjachsonvIllp. Fla. Tlrkel ntflep anil Pier, Ntltf R, liny Nt. Trlrphonr II3N an d Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Colum­ bus, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto, Canada. List your property with us and receive the benefit of nn advertising campaign covering the United Stntes nnd Can­ ada. No charge or obligation. Listing ngreement leaves you free to sell yourself or list with other agencies. F. a Mrs. J. S. Krcinus has rcturneil FOR HOME AND STABLE jto her home in Asheville, N. C., Borozone The extraordinary aftqr spending the past six weeks treatment for llesh wounds, cuts, here with her sister. Mrs. George sores, galls, burns and scalds is Shipp. just ns effective in the stable as in the homa. Horse llesh heals with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Belding remarkable speed under its power­ h » e os their guests at their home ful influence. The treatment is the gh , Golden Lake- Mr. and Mrs, A- same for animals ns for humans. M. Alfred o f Portland, N. Y. First wash out infectious gerni3 — with liquid Borozone, and the ’■ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S Brown Borozone Powder completes the dnd Mr* and Mrs. J. C. Holmes, of healing process. Price (liquid) 30c, Tampa are a motor party spend­ 60c nnd $1.20. Powder 30c nnd COc. ing, a few days at the Valdez. .Sold by all leading druggists. Mr. and Mrs. V. Werner of JcrWINTER PARK— Work on *ey City, arrived in Sanford Wed­ nesday and are registered at the $300,000 paving project to stall April 1. Valaoz. - ■ * ORLANDO—Erection o f $20,000 * *M.' A. Boyer o f Canton, Ohio, was among the arrivals in San- fire station under consideration. rordi on Wednesday, registering at the’ Montezuma. NEW “ RAT" COACH GAINHSVILLE. Mar. fi.— F. S. McLaughlin has been assigned to conch the ’Gator freshmnn bnxcbnll team. Ifo is a student at the Uni­ versity, serving also on the Eng­ lish faculty, nnd is regarded as one of the greatest iafiel.lers in Col­ legiate baseball in efio South, lie was a star on the Maryville, Tenn., team, nnd also has had previous couching experience. ATTEND AI, G* FIELD’S MIN­ STRELS IN ORLANDO Among those from Sanford at­ tending Al. G. Field's minstrel in Orlando Wednesday evening nt the Ilc-acham Theater were, Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. DoCottes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Iainc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roby Laing Mr. and Mrs. Sul Rive, Mr.'and Mrs. E. P. Torrence. Misses Snritn Lake- Alberta Aycock, Drnne’ Roberts, Maud Tyre, Anna Mason, Olive !x:zette, Ruth Fnclory h a v e o p p o r tu n ity s e le c tio n to m ak e fr o m *. '* , * , , - tj . h■* .* •* ■* * ' ■ S""» * V. . *• * - Com e this w eek and inspect the beautiful Scarf o f gorgeou s Spanish design, hand-block- Printed Pussy W illo w , . 40 inches Square, valued at $15.00, to be presented free t o every customer purchasing M aliinsoa Silks to the am ount o f $40.00. • f * • * Mrs- O. J. Pope and daughter, IJorothy, returned iiuiii from Tariukiijr, have nun; ii'iuuieu m ippn .Springs, where they spent the W0gk-4nd ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs; P. M. Boyd. I’riiplr* llank I’ hnne 333 This is the m ost generous offer ever madc^by any silk concern in America, and w hen y o u consider that it applies to the world-famous. Mllnnc Theatre Bldg. •' NO, THEY DONT Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires DO NOT hold your car hack and require any more ' gas than. other makes o f tires. I I • ' '' | . Silks d e lu x e , • r ♦ , Lj ! * *J w c believe it is hardly necessary for us to urge that you plan take advantage o f this very unusual opportunity. The above offer, o f course, h olds g o o d only during ri ^ ^ •' -.! t h e f i f t h a n n u a l m a l l i n s o n s i l k w e e k MARCH 10th to 25th YOWELL CO F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave PHONE -181-J 1113 Sanford Ave, PHONE Ifil-J Wc Carry Ihe Largest and Hcst Assortment of Hirycles and Hicyclc Supplies to be Found in the South. In black and colors fo r $6 Mrs, Harry Baumcr and little spn left Thursday for St. Louis, Where they will join Air. Baumer and make that city their future home. Mrs. Baumer has been spending the winter here with her mother, Airs. R- C. Keene at the Welaka. I ---------Miss Frances Wilson and Hazel Hill, who have been the charming guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Emmett Wilson- left Wednesday for Atlantic City, N. L, where they will spend Rome ti.,ue before returning to their honiiU iKPeuks- yd* THE SPORTSMAN STORE S A N F O R D CYCLE CO All colors $3.50 to $4.00 yd Wc art* offering the most exclusive models obtainable anywhere at u moderate price. Extra heavy Mallison $4.00 to $4.50 yard. II. N. 1*0X0, All colors $8.00 yd. to $10.00 vA^isa Gertrude Jordon, who has been- the attractive house guest of Mlfft'Rubli Williams for the past three weeks has returned to her honic in Savannah. Mr. and Airs. II. P. McDonald of Detroit, Mich., whir have been spending the winter at Lakeland, arrived in Sanford Thursday and will spend several weeks here at the Valdez. .* a 11 , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peterson of New York, are among the recent arrivals in Sanford and are stoppirtg at the Montezuma. makes. Kxiiurt rli'iinlim itn>l re. imlrliiK. Type­ writer supplies. Air. and Mrs. Marchheimer, Mrs. J, H. Breast and Dr. C. A. Breast qf Sheiiyvillc, Tenn.- who are spending the winter in the statearrived in Sanford Wednesday for a short stay. 'O .•/> MacMAHON, Heprcscnlatwo rebuilt typewriter*, w in "The World’s MoU Beautiful Silks** This has boon proven by actual tests ami I will be glad to show you the figures. With the double thickness tread nnd extra ply construction '.hey give hotter safety and service, nnd the price is right. GAfifrom visible pumps “ You sec what you get and get what you pny for.” , OILS absolutely ns represented, nnd the price is right too. tR. K- Brown and Mr. and Mrs. W .;J. Peters were among the vis­ itors in Sanford Thursday from Palatka. 4" ,4 ---------•.."Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Roscoe of Lakelnnd are in the city for a few days and aro stopping at the Montezuma. y o u y o u r V* E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc > ■* ft New line o f fancy aprons— SAVE Maide aprons and T H E T R O U B L E O," C O F F E E M A K IN G - i ! S l k J\it w IT * /vn'-i Muslin gowns 85c to $1.75, cappe to match $1.75. Pajamas $1.25 to $2.25 il IS M A D E Fudgq aprons and Bunga­ J U S T D ISSO LV E A N D D R I N K IT. low made o f fancy cretonne Bloomers 75c to $1.25 A U U tA I CONVtNILNCE AND OH, SO CO O D ! l l ‘» a mlKljty Hue lliln-{ to be able to offer In these suits such wonderful ALL. IVOOI. Materials for only $2.1. Beautiful designs— rich coloring—300 patterns to choose from. Every unrinent tailored to yrtur Individual ini-iisuro In n very rnreful manner. Select any style that suits your fancy. W e’ll u>> the limit to please you. Princess Slips 85c to $1.50, Ilrlnrrn I'nlnirllo nnd Nnnfunl Ave, 303 Bast Nreoud Street �" \ y r ;/ - ’ • TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1W trTtSrafnl ---->i—* John Ltonardi, 8tnford Vlre-Presldsnt ler Curlett, Geneva ___ Vice-President B. G. Smith, Oveido M n. W. B, Sdnmole County Treasurer Miss Agnes Berner, Sanford mi TAVARES— Florida Fern and Development company begins business here, to develop 10 acres ferns. C H ILD W E L F A R E W ORK r„ W O M AN ’S CLUB O P SAN FO R D BY MRS. E. CURLETT a Chairman, Club MemThe season o f o f the Sanford Woman** nearin* Us elof»> back over the past two our administration With discourage nfentx, ilntments, heartaches and and although your presifully conscious o f mueh aha has been unable to aecom* , yet eh* presents this report a feelinc at pride and pleasl.th e ene hi* Achievement o f Mb, the bultdin* o f our handt h b house. dreams and visions of each president has been n ut* completion of this an ideal club house which _ more than lumber and more than architect's plans twines. It marks an *i*»ch life history of the club WoSanford and In the civic •f our town. Ottr beautiful club buildcome greater responsibili­ ■(M any t y problems to be solved. solved, the added expenses it has necessary to raise the social side o f our club has had its full share o f our time and atten­ tion. frien d ly contact with other* tneans a greater enjoyment o f life, a better appreciation of our wo­ men and a bigger mental and apiritual growth. The question of club attendance has yet to be solved. The depart­ ments feel the need of this. No chairman, no officer can give of her best in the fee* o f lax Inter­ est. Somtlmes we may think it is not necessary to attend all meet­ ings. hut If you knew what an Inspiration It Is tp a presiding of­ ficer tb have a full attendance you would be willing to make sacrifices to attend. Will you not firmly re­ solve that in the future you will attend all business meetings when possible to do so and the meetings o f the department to which you be­ long. W e want ydu thlMli We need you. We want you to fcnOW what we are doing ami to feel your full share Of the responsibility o f carrying on our organization. if executive committee has “ It takes a mighty heap of liv­ ing to make a house a home,” say'S Edgar Guest, nnd it takes more than a new home nnd a big mem­ bership to make a woman's club ju st'w h at It should be, ft and Btrcnous sessions. r avpensese had to be planI_tw, new furnishings bought the furnishings from the old , house were found insdeouate ■t our present needs. Rpw* Committees were appointed to 1after the different phases of t . It ll a source of great to your president to be report to you that not one Committees have failed in U d h t y set out to accomplish, have completed their work ear president has the utmost eoce that the remaining few be ebte to report completed the last business meeting You have shown you are inter­ ested by your hearty co-operation. Won't you go a little further and be loyal In attendance. The board on the county nurse's committee met Saturday, Feb. 23. nnd voted the ram o f 9160 to put the health crusade in the schools. The committee thinks that this is a most important pieco o f work, since the health crusade teaches the children the value o f thu proper health habits. This work is under the supervision o f Miss Rebn Harris o f the Florida Publt. Health Association. I f this It j laced in all the county schools now, the children will have time be­ fore school is out to qualify for the health pin and become a “ Knight Crusader." .The vesting o f the aplicant with the title plicant tttli or Sir Knight is very picturesque and appeals to the childrens love fo fc r the mfdnoval chivalry. The rules o f the gamo are: , Eight hours sleep every night. Drink ono glass of milk with every rtIMl. Brush the teeth after every nicui. Not drinking tea or coffee. One bowel action every day. Sleep with tho windows open at night. Was hhands before eating. A bath at least twice per week. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES Is the Phase Number - A WORLD BEATER’* W h e e le s s & W e ls h "FOLEY'E Cough Medicine la a •World Beater’ for speedy relief,” Vulcanizing Shop * ■ writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans Avenue, Evansville, Ind. “ Last Cor. Osk Avenue and Third Street month 1 was down with a severe cold, and getting worse, I bought a 01 L S - G A S bottle o f FOLEY'S HONEY A N D # TAR COMPOUND, and the next Exclusive Agents for Fisk night was well and O. K. I f you want a quick, reliable remedy fo r Tires and Tubes coughs, colds and hoarseness in­ sist*upra FOLEY’S HONEY A N D TA R COMPOUND. It has all the “ SERVICE THAT MAKES curative qualities o f pine U r and * FRIENDS." honey. Bold everywhere. WE HAVE MOVED TO FIRST ST. COME IN AND SEE US. Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS ^ East H a lf, Block 4, T ie r l9 . N orth W e st 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South Eaatt 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. , Lots In W oodruffs Sub-Division on easy term* 800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ divided In S acre lots. As whole or in lota. Easy term* For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business * F R A N K L . W O O D R U F F & SON Phone 42 - - Office Woodruff and Watson Longwood The Maine people observed what lied “ Maine N ight" Feb. 20. possibilities. U t us nSsillh* »i)v public library. part o f the responsibility our or­ _ .litre ttefi* 30 Maine people ganization carries, always remem­ bering that the cause is greater ent ami eOUtfh tram other, states ............ ................... ... IB to swell the total to about 116. than the individual and that Mthe harmonious action o f the indiVldual; Twenty of these were from Frankcollective i8 the strength of the llL n county, Maine- At 8:30 tfWlock was called called to order organization: that no matter how the meeting wns small tho cog may bo it can retard with E. E. Hardy ns toastmaster. The program: the action o f tho whole machine 1. Mr, Hardy reading "State of if it fails bo do its partFor the past two years your Maine- My S u to o f Maine ” 2. Singing, Mr. and Mrs. G, H. president has been present at ev­ Ranger. officers- chairman o f dopart> ery monthly business meeting, at 3. Remarks, Mrs. G. W, Smith. ■ ■ and all committees have every board meeting with two ex­ 4- Reading, Mrs. G. W. Smith. ceptions. Attended Mid fnj«>ed fanned their duties faithfully (i, Remarks, Mr. J. P. Stevens. every and all department mCCD I1 well. Much In every line o f 1 <1. fcihging and encore, Mr. and rteiub life has been accomplish­ jnRs when possible to do so. She Mrs. A. 3. Thmwpifoii. has attended many, many commited that one big thing for which 7. Remarkss, Mr. V, II. Ranger. Npbs. civic or literary, social tec meetings- spent some part of Mlsfi / Floradco, 8- Reading, Jltt|ic, business or professional almost every day in club work of Clark. some sort, letter writingphone Iworking has been for the most 1). Remarks. 'Mr. H. Elwell. accomplished and that is co­ communications and planning. 10. Singing by Maine people. Attended two state conventions ition 11. Reading by Mrs. Abbie First at Green Cove Springs 1022 fe Organization can attain the nnd again at West Palm Bench Morriion. » :i at possible good without co­ 1023. Threo state board meetings, 12. Piano duet, Mrs. McWorkition and we feel if nothing Thu biennial council in Atlanta, man and Miss Clark. : : had been accomplished In our Gn., last May, all nt her own ox13. General remarks by many S3 work, this leading up to a pense. present- among which was Mrs. E. > d osor working basis has Although she has often been tie- V- McRoynoids. worth while. 14. Refreshments were served : : ] prived of the pleasure of meeting W e have every reason to believe with friends there are compensa­ consisting of sandwiches, caka and there exists a more friendly tions nnd what she has done for coffee. ful feeling between our mem- the club is little ns to what the All enjoyed a social chat as they separated for their several homes, ■ ■ club has done for her. A *du b will thrive and do groat Your president wishes to ex­ declaring it ono o f tho best times *** if this spirit is not lost; not press her appreciation to those of their lives. The writer omits do we need this kindly sym- who have been so faithful am! al­ the titles of the parts rendered « itic feeling for each other but ways ready to do what was asked but assure the renders it all work-, = B 'should not forget the stronger o f them. Without you she could ed in toward tho old State o f> ^ g ■* II pur midst. While n great deni hnvc done nothing nnd the suc­ Maine. j|3 o f time has been given to our cess o f the club is due to you and SCOTCH d a l and working problems the i your help nnd loyalty. A Scot named Macintosh, who v;as very proud o f his Hihhlnnd i clnn. became engaged in n dispute ■ ■ Federation Picnic and Dedication. with n taxi driver, says Judge, who ■ ■ made him very angry, nnd he said On .the morning of Mar 28 W c -io f Woman’s Clubs will speak ns haughtily, “ Do you know who I ,kiva river will witness such a scene ! will also Mrs. Ezell of Leesburg, am? I um u Macintosh." The driver •that in all it’s staid existence it i state chnirmnn of parks for the snorted, "I don’t care if you’re an ■■ ; never dreamed of. The women o f ] F . F. W. C.; Mrs. Harry iiecrcn, umbrella . i ’ll have my rights." the Seminolo County Federation I county chairman o f parks will „and ail their friends will assem- speak on "H ow we hope to develop CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH ■■ ble there to share in the dedica­ our park." Each aspirant for poli­ ■■ MONEY t i o n o f the county federation park tical office will be given three tE Send this ad and ten cents to ■ ■ (jen4 to be the guests of the county minutes to state his plutform. Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., >.fttolitlcians who will furnish a dc- Every one in thu county is invited. Chicago, III., writing your name : : ’ lightful barbecue dinner of meats The pnrk lies on either sido of the and address clenrly. You will re­ : : o f Yxrfous kinds, bread and coffee. bridge where the road crosses the ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S ;’ Thii county women will furnish the Wekiyn river going to Eustis. This HONEY AND T A R COMPOUND promises to he n most enjoyable /sn l^ d. Mrs. W. F. Blackman,l,ail 1meeting iand got n line on your for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, ■■ also free sample packages ot FO­ president o f the Florida Federation candidate. LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant :■ :■ for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY CA­ ■■ THARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ ■ ■ pation and Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies have helped mil­ The Geneva school gave a box plied the boxes. lions of people. Try them! Sold ■a ■■ I sapper at the town hall on Friday Representing .Sanford were Mr. everywhere. ■a snight- Feb. 29. A large crowd Jinkins and family, Mr. Brady, Mr. ■■ attended from Sanford, lOscibla- Allen, Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard), ’ and Geneva. Forty-two beautiful and others. Those from whom we J boxes were in line for sale of all received regrets and a substantial Jcolors sizes and shapes. One huge check or cash were: Supt. T. W. i bouquet o f bright colors. Lawton, Schcllc Moines und Mr . Mrs. Curlett auctioned the first Sharon, nil of Sanford, and Mrs. J box, with the understanding that Parker anil Paine Daniel of Ge­ S3 , Mrs. John I-conardi would sell the neva. ■5 >tothers. Mrs. Leonard) found this In nil $107 net, was made for J to be auite an undertaking, nnd the piano fund nnd we want to i after selling quite a number, turn- thank all those who so kindly and ■■ ■■ f ed the Job over to her husband, liberally helped to make this affair This is the greatest nnd most ac­ [w ho finished with credit to himself n success. curate Seed Book ever published « and the young ladies who had supMRS. M. E. DOOLEY. for the South. One hundred pages, __________________________________ full of uctuul photographic pic­ s: ta the crown o f America,"— Wood- tures, linndsome cover pnges in full colors, accurate descriptions, valu­ :s row Wilson, 1917. able culture directions and the NURSE’S S(‘ ll KDl'I.K FOR most useful Seed Book there is. It is absolutely free, and we Now the registration bouks are WEEM ‘(BEGINNING want you to have it in your home. open to give the people who are MAIt. 10. Hastings' Seeds, "The Standard ■5 1 eligible to vote u chance to qualify of the South," are us always, the ■S selves. Each woman in the­ ■5 Monday Mar. 10— Monthly best seeds grown. Garden, field ■■ , Seminole County Federation should school visit to East Side Pri­ und flower seeds, plants and bulbs ■S . feel it her duty to qualify and vote mary, Sanford. that do well in South are ail fully :s ’ in the coming June primary ciecTuesday, Mar. 11— Monthly described with 1924 attractive | tk n . school visit to W est Side Pri­ prices, the lowest we can possibly J A re you the woman who is rowing mary, Sanford. sell good seeds, plants and hulbs. ahead Wednesdayf— Inspection of All our 1924 customers will get five g Or the ono that is rocking the Grammar School, Sanford. ' Boat'! Thursday— Inspections Gram­ seed packets o f beuutiful flowers :s absolutely free. The big new 1924 2 Don’t tell Ihe world that dcmocmar School, Sanford. ’ racy’s dead— Friday— Inspections Grammar Seed Book tells all nbout it. Write s J Get out your ballot and vote. School, Sanford. for it today. Sutu rday—Office. •* It is a well established fact that H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDS­ ■■ Thu above schedule is subject [ this country is governed by tho ■2 MEN, A T L A N T A , GA. to change without notices minority because the average citi■5 ■■ ' zen is contented to sit at home und ■■ " not' exercise the privilege and the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a * 2 " duty o f the ballot. With privilege ■ ■ ■2 • 3 i ** conje.s an additional responsibility ■ t nd whether we like it or not the SS i- ballot is a very serious and should ho * carefully exercised privilege. Announces Consolidation with Many centuries ago Pluto said, ■ ■2 "The price people pay fo j not ■ ■■ ■ ■2 being interested in politics is to he Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. ■ ■■ governed by people worse then i ■ themselves. Let every Seminole 2 of Sanford, Florida. ^ 2 !* county woman qualify and vote oil ■ ■ ■■S Jun* 3 to place the best men pos­ | Untilour complete pUnt can be moved to Sanford, orders for ® ■1 sible and available in office. | abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re“ Let us set for ourselves a stand­ celve prompt and courteous attention. E ard so high that it will be a glory § to life up to it, and then let us S 5 Vvc up tn it nnd odd n new laurel u H N £ * x a a * * a * a H i i * H i 9 H * a i a i * g f l x * * a i a * » B * a B H X E B u a The year 303 !*»*» •*|V launt* big with ii l! fi as as aa.8 PARENT-TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION 5 HASTINGS’ SEEDS is i Greater Glory Dims the Less HERE is no suburban property in the State of Florida, or fo r that mat­ ter in the entire South, which compares today with Coral Gables in consummate beauty and accomplished development. There is no suburb where one-fourth as much money has been in­ vested in improvements o f the most permanent character and highest quality, as you will find at Coral Gables. Coral Gables dominates the real estate investment field by reason o f all o f these things and because o f the universal recognition which it has won by its great accom­ plishments. And yet despite all this the new Country Club section has been opened to the pub­ lic with a building program which represents the crowning effort o f all o f the highgrade development work. Here will stand the 350 room and bath hotel costing $1,250,000; the $250,000 country club overlooking the 18-hole golf course; the $150,000 Congregational Church; and the College fo r Young Women to be erected by the Sisters o f St. Joseph. Construction work on the new Country Club' section has already been begun, and the opportunity that awaits wise investors now will never again be duplicated in the . entire State. A b stract Co. « ss 5 S II ss ss ■■ ■■ ■■ ■s ■s 1 Sem inole County 11 s Come see for yourself the gigantic program that is under way at Coral Gables today. Come out as guest aboard a de luxe pullman bus. Make your reservation at the local office and avoid disappointment. | Your Civic Duty ss II " -* **<• I . ss M* ■■ Jlmericds JinesiSuburb GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents. Executive O ffice s: 1S8 B ail Flagler St., Miami Florida O f rices: Jacksonville . West Palm Beach, Daytona , Orlando, Tampa, 3 l Petzrshar* Sanford Lakeland, DeLand, Eastis. ‘ Sanford Office: Milanc Theatre Hldg. D. W. Elder, Manager. ■N H ■I ■■ ■X at ■■ ■■ ■■ ■a ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ �a,,—___ ___ . AM we M f l i i r v u v PAGfc S#4SISJ S SSWIMVSJS/f • aavaewarza M1 PH O N E V i P H O N E M I D T T Ir p U h N Ii V C A U D D A IB W A N T A H C D D V irC C T A T I H N 148 IIlyn 1liLIjitlUrllj lu A HcKALU WAnl AUijIjKVivli u 148I /HlA-tllU •n FOR SA LE W A N T -A D ' r a t ^ s | MISCELLANEOUS Sanford .Dally Herald fO H SA L E ^D eSoto paints and vnnrishes at Sanford Novelty Works, soie_agents. 154-tfe T i h r k n H ■<»- it 111 He rrBUN C It GRAPES, tree blueberries h It HI I r m 'M t r w i i M col­ and blackberries— all varieties lect *r Am I luaicdlalclr far fir a tti suitable for home and commercial I T im e -------------------------10c m line planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ 3 T in t* .L---------------- .... He ■ line orous, well rooted plants Insure B Time* 't------------- ------ Re n line good early profits. For full In­ 30 T in t * --------------..‘v.-.. -te ■ line formation and Illustrated catalog Blnck Face Type double above Rates. No. 0, write Southern Adapted The reduced dates arc (or con­ i Nurseries, Bartow, Fla, secutive Insertions. Six wo^ds of average length LlJJBtlB trees— I have Vnlcncia, are counted n line. . Tangerine, Satsuma, Jaffa- Lu Minimum charge 30c for first Jigi Gong ancLGrapefruit buds on Insertion. All advertising Is restricted to 'iS ?, ’ P«r tent discount. B. T, Tiller, Paula. Draper classification. If an error Is made The San­ tO R SALE— Rhode Island eggs ford Herald wilt he responsible % for Betting, 15 eggs for $1.00. for only one Incorrect Insertion, che advertiser, for subsequent Mrs. Ellsworth, Boardall Avenue, Insertions. The. office should be I Sanford. JMione 3303. 83-tfp notified Immediately In case of error. >> SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 TO AnVKRTIRKnil. • First Street. Next door to Smith A Herald representative thor­ Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ oughly familiar with rales, rules pair all kinds of cook stoves. If and classification, will give you your trouble Is Btove trouble, sec complelo Information. And if you wish, they will assist you In us. wording your wunt ud to make FOR SALE— Piano, in good comliIt more effective. Cheap for cash. Price IMPORT* AT NOT HP. $175.00. Phone 323-L-2. Advertisers should give their EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and street' or postofflaa address ns well ns their phone number If repairing. Call II. S. Pond, they desire results. About unu phono 225 or Peoples Bank. rentier out of a thousnnd has n __________ 179-tfc telephone, and lh« others can’t communicate with you unlcas FOR SALE— All kinds of house­ they know your address. hold furniture; also a four room All til scortt Intinner MIST he apartment for rent. Inquire 300 sisdr la person nt The Hna- .. Sanford Avenue. ford Herald office nr by let­ ter. Telephone ill.rnnlla’FOR SALE—Tomato pi mts, <1.50 aaren are aot valid. « per thobsand. Address J. \V. Courteous, Prompt, efficient Corley, Cameron AveService, FOR SALE — Breakfast tablechairs, library table and some feather pillows. Address -100 Myr­ ~ helpw anted tle A ve.___ __ FOR SALE— Bedstead, dining ta­ WANTED— Sunford business men ble, oil stove and gas plate, ill I who nre In need of competent Myrtle Ave._______ __ ___________ help should rend the classified FOR SALE— .Man's bicycle, also page o f The Herald. There’s no refrigerator. Phone (SOi-J, 1101 reason for sending out-of-town for First St. help when there la probably just FOR SALE— Pure bred Collie pup, nine months old. Write Box 2 li. the person you wnnt in thif city. Head this column and if yoa don’t FOR SALE—Medium sized rollerton desk. In good conditio A.* 301 sco whnt you wnnt n few cents in­ vested in a want ad will bring you First Nat. Bank. Bldg.__________ many replies. Just try it onde. FOR SALE—Day old turkeys, WAr|TED— Position ns 'Cf|>k,' white Holland or Mammoth chambermaid or general maid. Ruby Higgins, Route A, Unit, 21)1. Bronze*. Now ready. R. S. Rend, Geneva, Fin. 1 W X N TK l)~~j"~ TOMATO sticks for sale in carlots. Apply Sanford Novelty WANTED— Carrier boys to delivor the Sanford Heruld in Winter WorksPark, nnd. Maitland. See or write WK now have ull varieties of field Circulation Manager o f Sanford corn and peas and can save you Herald, Sanford, Fla.______ money and still give you the qual­ WANTED— Furnished room’ with ity. The L. A lie n Seed Co.__ bath. Private home if possible, LOST— A bull puppy, blnck nnd lieferenccs exchanged. P. O. Box white briudle, untrimmed ents, and about five montha old. Ro1140* Sanford- •%]_____ ___ WANTED— Sniail wicker bnby ward. 1002 First Struct._________ buggy, reasonable price. Call FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ Mrs. Money. Phone 323-L-2. keeping or bed rooms, first floor. Orlando— Twelve Spanish type $5.01) week, 312 E_5th St. bungalows to be erected at cost BETTER BABY CHICKST I’ineL o f <100.000,_____________ * breeze. White Leghorn Chicks are sired by pedigreed males from high record hens. E g g j perfect­ COIIIIKCTION ly hatched by modern incubators. Vigorous chicus, true to strain, <20 a hundred; <180 a thousand. On Tui'siluy, F e b r u a r y 13th. : Immediate deliveries. Order “ bet­ w e a Overtim'd I'rlnteil Itnshanura ter baby chicks' from Pinebreczc Crepe ul I3.PH. . Farm, Callahan, Florida. AV« later found that these APARTM ENTS silks were -noi Malllnsons anil therefore should not have been advertised as Itosluiliara. Pile FOR REN T to the error we will lie wind to ndiust this mailer with any of ARE YOU— Looking for a good our cumoiTiers. room. If you don't find one list­ ed in this column, insert a small want mi nnd you will receive the (IHOlim: A. M’ KKII A HON best listings in the city.________ FOR RENT—Three desirable bed looms. Apply fill) Oak Ave. EASY FOR RENT •Two nicelv furnishcd housekeeping rooins, first SETTLEMENT floor, 312 E. 5th St FOR RENT— Five furnished Tho problem of filling rooms, modern house nnd pleas­ needs is easily settled _on ant place. Fifteen minutes from the principle o f reciprocity, Sanford. Special rate for summer fo r whnt one has to sell tho season. H. T. Tiller. Pnoln, Fla. other wants to buy. FDR RENT—Three room furnish­ This is the great princi­ ed apartment, private bath, 200 ple underlying Herald Wnnt East Think_________________ ___ Ads anti it has worked for FDR RENT—Two good light years with such grent suc­ housekeeping rooms- cheap. Apcess that this form of uil- niy Lincoln House.___________ , vertising has conic to bo very popular. LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE R EAL ESTATE Terms:. Cash In Advance The needs o f ono nre sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply is the getting of the buyer nnd seller together and Herald Want Ads do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach oil the people effectively — leave your . W ont Ad at The Herald o f­ fice. Phono us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 EOR SALE— At' Coronado Beach an eight room furnished house with two lots. Located on Flagler Ave., good income property. Mrs. D. AjReBy.J2FiJ3. 3rd St.___ FOR SALE— Beautiful home, Sunford Heights. E. F. Lane. FOR SALE— Lot on Oak AveT, <650.00, E. F. Lane._____________ FOR SALE— Lot on Myrtle Ave. Price $1100.00, E, F. Lane. FOR SALE— Lot on Park Ave. Price $1.000.00. E. F. Lane. FOR SALE—Celery farm on First St., close in. Real bargain. E. F. Lane.__________ _______________ FOR SALE— Most'*' desirable lot in Rose Court. E. V . Lane. Fi)R RENT—5 room house with bath nnd garage. Nice location. $30.00 per month. FOR RENT— 12 room flat, cen­ trally located, <60.00 , FOR RENT—3 room house new, <10.00 per month. T o u y R i g h t NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY GET THE H A B I T -I T PAYS PO LITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. I wish to announce that I shall be a candidate for the office of County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ ject to the endorsement of the Democratic voters nt the June 3rd, primary. GEORGE C. HERRING. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce myself ns n candidate for tho office of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary, Juno'3, 1024. I pledge faithful service should you nominntc mo. T o r c l e r k c ir c u it c o u r t 1 hereby announce that I am n FOR SALE— One eight room house candidate for the office of Clerk on First St., close in. A bargain. of tho Circuit Court o f Seminole Come in nnd see us. County, Bubject to the action of the Democratic primary in Juno. 1624. 2111 ACRES, nil cleared nnd fenc­ H. II. CHAPPELL. ed. \ Two miles out near Orlan­ F O ircO U N T Y JUDGE do road. Two houses, garage, I hur«by announce nty candidacy chicken yard, 25 orangu trees, for-th o office* or County Judge $3600. of Seminole County, subject to the action o f tho voters at the DemoFOR SALE—Three- room house. cratlc primary Juno 3. NOW, <850.00. JOHN G. I.EONAP.DY. FOR SHERIFF. Call and sec us. Wo give you To the'Yoter* of Seminole County: the bargains nnd service. J hereby announce nty candidacy THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. J. G. SHARONj_' fa r tho-office of Sheriff of SemiSmeinoie Hotel Annex........... FOR CLERK OF COURT hole County, subject to the voters SANFORD REAL ESTATE is in I hereby nnnounco my cnndl- p f the Democratic Primary to be rent demand. 1 Investors art} j duty for the office of Clerk of tho ing for goud bargains. If you Circuit Court, Seminole County, held June 3rd, 1924, If elected I prom Iso four yearn o f Law En­ have any real estate to buy or sell Florida, mibjeet to the decision of it will pay you to use The Herald the Democratic Primary to be forcement in a business manner hy tho help o f the proper subordi­ classified page. ___________ __ held on June 3rd, A. D., 1021. I nates or assistants nnd earnestly FOR SALE— New 6-room house- stand for efficiency and service in solicit tho support of all law en­ 500 feet from city line on Or­ office. forcement voters, on June 3rd. lando road. Biitt Realty Co. _ _ VANCE E DOUGLASS. RAYMOND L. ALLEN. FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD FOIt SHERIFF 1 hereby announce myself a can­ PALMETTO—Fruit and vege­ didate for re-election to the office To the Voters of Seminole Courtly: I hereby announce myself a can­ table shipments from district dur­ o f member of the board of public ing recent week aggregated 344 Instruction, representing school didate for Sheriff o f Seminole County subject to the action of tho district Nf>. 1 of Seminole County, Democratic primary to be held on enra. subject to the Democratic primary June 3rd. If f nni elected I pledge to he held on Juno flrd, 1621. myself to fulfill the duties of this FRED T. WILLIAMS. office to the best of nty ability. E. E. BRADY. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ______ I desire to nnnounco to the citi­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE. zens o f Seminole County that t am Subject, 6 i course, to the action n candidate for the nomination to j of the Democratic Primary to be be Prosecuting Attorney for the held June 3rd, I will bo a candidate County Court of Seminole County, 1 for tho office of County Judge of subject to the action of tiie Ticino- Seminole County, I shall be grntccratic Primary, June 2,d, 192-1. I ful for the nominutinn and elecwill bo grateful for your vote nndltion, and if elected 1 assure the the nomination. ^ |citizenship o f Seminole a fair and FO R~U OTVIf I)- 0 F l*UULlU- fff^ faithful administration of the ufSTItUCTION fairs of the office. SCHELLE MAINES. I hereby announce my candidacy FOR SHERIFF for re-election as member of the Board of Public Instruction for 1 hereby announce myself n can­ Seminole County. Florida, repre­ didate for reduction to the office senting school district No. 2 of of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ Seminole County, subject to the ject to tho action o f the DemoDemocratic primary to be held oil erotic primary to be held on June June 3rd, 1924. 3. If elected for unother term l plcdgp to fulfill the duties of the CHAS. A. DALLAS. office in the same efficient manner FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I wish to announce that I nm a thnt I have conducted it in the cnndldatc for rc-cicclion to th o. C. M. HAND. office of Tnx Assessor of Semi­ nole County, subject to the duels- ( FOR CONSTABLE OF 1)1Smn of the Democratic Primary t'o TRICT NO. I. be held June 3ttl, 1921. I hereby announce that I nm a ________ A. VAUGHAN. candidate for constable of District COATS FOR GIRLS AND No. 1, subject to the Democratic FOR TAX COLLECTOR JUNIORS I beg to announce myself a can­ primary to bo held June 3rd, 1924. didate for the office of Tnx Col­ finid district beig composed of the The now mats for young girls are lector of .Seminole County, subject following voting precincts: San­ more iteaiitiful than ever More, with to the decision of tho Democratic ford, Lake .Monroe and Paolo. £ their lithe swinging lines and beautiful Primary to bo held June 3rd. 1924. __ ] £ _________E. E, WALKER. _ velvety-napped fabrics. To the left It. C. MAX AVELIERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. is a generally Incoming design in darkFOR TAX COLLECTOR I wish to announce that I ant a NOW brown arahclla, which may lie closed IS A GOOD I wish to announce thnt I ant a candidate for Clerk o f the Circuit to the neck in front or rolled with the collar to form revers. Turn-lack cuffs candidate for re-election to the o f­ Court o f Seminole Co., subject to SET finish the one-piece ragI.in sleeves, fice of County Tax Collector of Democratic primary, June third. TIME TO GET and the licit is slip|ied through self- Seminole County, subject to the If elected, 1 promise the faithful straps stitched at the underarm seams. action of tho Democratic primary performance of the duties con­ TO RAISE CELERY nected with that office. Medium sue requires 1]4 yards 54-inch to be held in June. JNO. D. JINKINS. W. L. MORGAN. material. NEXT SEASON. Emliodying the dashing spirit of to keep LOST an Vi ’ . , abreast w U r 't h e 't im e .r b y ^ o t out ,h? in amokc-gray E L lJ ? “ It " ' IL1 -i „I • fnshona. of i lapped anti closed in from, and the reading the «»» ■ • «• „ Yi ■ W T fJ W li YVe have some irrigatyour daily i.t -PUP1 • . one-piece siccus nre lengthened with want ads contain many interesting . ‘ ri,rs ThI# imM,cl kcouIl| 1)C de_ ed farms at low prices. messages. It will p.t> jou to read vc](,.Jt() jn cnvcrt cloth, trimmed with them daily. !*•1 * ^ --------t*._ lines of machines stitches. For the LOST OR STRAYED—One small who is fortunate enough to own real cow, with halter on nnd piece '3 cost exclusively for dress wear, the of chain around neck. If found'model would be effective in heavy notify Hopkins Shoe Shop or phone cr$pe-bock satin. Medium she require# H. B. Lewis & Co. 560 and receive reward. 1 y a r d s 54-inch material. AND 5 UPPLIES ____________________________ ______ J First Modelt Pictorial Review Coat | _ No. 1815. Sizes, 6 to 17 yearn. Price, F 0 0 T OF F I R S T S N F O R D , F L A . 107 S. Park Ave. Phone 319. KISSIMMEE— Strawberry, veg- 35 cents, 11 etable and fruit shipments going Second Model: Coat No. 1804. ■ ■ o ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ MB a ■ H in lt ■ ■ ■ a H■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ D H N MO forward steadily. Sizes, 6 to 17 years. Price, J5 cento. S Daily Fashion Hint FAR M S BRINGING UP FATHER A V ! COME - O N -J k i< V b - J U fe T P N E M O R E CAMEL! W H AT*^ THE H O RRVO I— PURELY PROFESSIONAL DOOR MACULE -lT 't> A -----*=>HAME T H E W AV 1 N EG LECT H E R -I’M C O M M A T U R N O V E R A N E W LEAF.* ME W IF E . It> W A IT IN ’ F E R ME * I SH O U LD HAVE. BEEN HOM E AN H O U R ACtO! _ W HAT “TIME D O TOO EYPECT DAODT h o m e M OTHER? 1 DON’T K N O v / A N D l D O N ’T C A R E OUT WHEN HE O O E b COME H E’S Fred R. Wilson ‘ First National Hank Hldf?. Sanford Florida o ff V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder ’ George A. DeCottes 517 Commercial Street Attorney-nt-Lnw Over Seminole County Itark S anford,------------ Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator Works ” lf it’s Metal we can weld it."- Schelle Main?s LAWYER — Court House Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Hldj*. Sanford, ------------ Florida SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist . Flowers For All Occasions Member* Florints Telegraph De­ livery AsHociation 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Coi* General Marhlnn and Unite* Wurlva .e Cylinder Crlntllaa I'huue 03 Hanford, n » . Y O O R <b H O T c l a n c t : S. O. Shinholser Con true tor and Builder ^ON H ACET k n o c k e d W orks ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Sun fo r d ,--------------- Florida Ht*i H E A O T/-* WH1DD0N & HODGES Sanford Novelty •. By GEORGE McMANUS J BU ILD IN G M A T E R IA L T oE B s MIRACLE Concrete C o , i New and Used cement work, sMswIitab ROADSTERS ing blocks, irrigation boson, TOURINGS Terwilleger, Prop.____ COUPES Lumbar and Building SEDANS Carter Lumbnr Comi TON TRUCKS N. Laurel Su Phono Cash or terms. HILL LUMBER CO. Be We Sell or trade. Service, Quality s'id EDWARD HIGGINS, Phone 135. Authorized Ford Dealer Sanford. ALL MAKE& re- * Farmers were required to ___o .f . .automobiles . . paired. S j i Wither wages to male form S ' " f Z T u o 1 Corner0nkttnd|;Wri„g r ^ 3 than in the 3rd. I hone 4 4 0 . ---------- f ccding yeant, according to Notice is hereby given thnt up States Department of A| GOOD USED CARS to and until 2:30 o ’clock P. M. on 10th day of March, A. D. 1924, M A L O N E -N ew cnnnlng sealed proposals will be received tory to be erected. VERY EASY TERMS by Forrest Lake. S. O. Chase, and C. J. Marshall, as the City Com­ Dodge Touring mission of the City of Sanford, Chandler Touring Florida, and as ex-officio bond Ford Sedan trustees of tho City o f Sanford, Hudson Touring Florida, at tha City Hall at San­ * Scripps-Booth Touring ford, Florida, for tho purchasu of KENT VULCANIZING WORKS $375,000.00 Public Utility Bonds of the City of Sanford, Floridn, said bonds being general obliga­ HOUSES FOR RENT tions of said City, authorized by an FOR RENT— Furnished house in You can find the nave of H i election held throughout the City Rose Court, good residential sec­ live Business Man in Sanford l i of Sanford, Florida, on the 11th tion. See Fred Bull, Chamber of day of January, A, D. 1924, pur­ Commerce rooms._____________ this Column each day. suant to Chapter 9897, Laws of Florida, 1923, said bonds to bear FOR RENT— Modern house, close in. 209 E. Fifth St. Phone Interest nt the rate o f five and one-half per cent. (5 !£ % ) per an­ 399-W. num, nnd arc to be duted January Transfer-D raying first, 1924, and to mature January CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES Worms nnd parasites in the in­ first, 1951, interest payable semiS e e C. E . C horpening;rJ'| unnuully, on January first nnd testines o f children undermine, health and sq weaken their vitality; July fir*! ° f p:,cb yenr, both prin- ' thnt they nre tumble to resist the ' P H O N E 3302 V ’lpal and Interest being pnynblo discuses so fatal to child life. Tho S a n fo r d , F la. »* New York, in the State o f New York, said bunds being of tho tle- safe course is to give a few doses nomination of One Thousand I)ol- of White's Cream Vermifuge. It Inrs each, nnd to be numbered destroys nnd expels the worms from 1 to 375, ootii numbers In­ without the slightest injury to the The Marcel Shop health or nctlvlty of the child. clusive; said bonds have bo< Price 35c. Sold by all leading drug­ I k im p iiiiliX i W n vlnw , V i t t e l * ' validated by a ceereo of the Cir­ Manlearlna, Violet Hay IW lpI' cuit Court of the Seventh Judicial gists. Trent meat* Circuit of the State o f Florida, in I'll 11.1.II'S AIMHTMKMTS ,. The 7,000,000 or more income and for Seminole County, duted Suite > ». 3 Tel. S1S-W February fith, 1924, this -.nsuo of tax papers nnd 100,000,000 others bonds to be sold subject to the ap­ who will indirectly profit by the proving opinion of John C. Thom­ tnx reduction demand the Melton son, to be obtained by the City of plan, nnd will refuse to accept a W . J. Thigpen .V Sanford, Floridn. substitute, for they nre satisfied ti All bids must be accompanied that there Is nothing "just ns by a certified check for two per Has moved to Puleston tt vent. (2Cc) of the amount o f the good.” —Troy Times. Hrumley Hldjr. Real bonds to be sold. The right to re­ tale and all kinds o f !•>' SECURED RELIEF THROUGH ject any and nil bids is reserved. I FOLEY PILLS Fiurnnce. Proposals should be addressed tcio Forrest l^ike, S. O. Chase John R. Gordon, Danville, 111., 1 and C. J. Marshall, as the City Commission of the Citv of Sanford, writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ Florida and as ex-officio bond ney trouble five years; could not Lloyd C. Bebout trustees of the City o f Sanford, sleep nt night nml was always tir­ Traffic Manager ed. 1 was not ntrnnp nnd hard Florida, nt Sanford. Florida. work made nty back ache. I got •119 First National Bank Bldf4 Witness our hands as the City Sanford, Florida. f imission of' the City of PILLS nnd after a Commission “ ~" ford . Florida, and as ex-officio j few. .^entments 1 felt better and Specializing Loss and D i u | S bond1 trustees of the City o f San- 1 work with mr,r« be­ Freight— Express Claims ford, Floridn. andll the seal o f the i S°uI(i *lef,P t,cf* C ity.of .Sanford. ___ „ Tllh day of Februan* A. I). 192-1 Stflaulnnt for the " kidneys, make Ihent more active. Get a bottle FORREST LAKE. Studebakcr, Packard, Chevrolet (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, J. L. PERKINS C. J. MARSHALL, As the Citv. Commission o f the Sales Department City of Sanford, Floridn, nnd as I San Juan Garage ex-officio bond trustees o f the City of Sanford, Florida. I -wsf Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk of the Cily of Sanford. Floridn. 2- 11-21-28-3-6 Cards of Sanford's Reputable Tailors, Cleaners and Professional Men, each o f Since beginning o f present seu117 Park Arenas— Phone 441 whom, in his chosen profession son railroad:', have handled 24,the Herald rccummends to the 592 Turn of Florida fruit, includ­ people. ing 879 cars tangerines, 8,8-10 ears grapefruit and 14,673 cars oranges. Decide carefully the use to which you wish to put the property, and also con­ sider its possibilities in the future. Whether searching for business or resi­ dential locations, the man who consist­ e n tly reads the offerings on The Herald W ant Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as every day real bargains find their way into these columhs. '' Political Announcements AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS ROOM and board, $8.00. 402 First St. _____ Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Park Ave. Phone 245. WANTF.D— Rohm in private home, close in. Call Mr. Murphy, care Southern Utilities. In Real Estate, LOCATION is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling factor in the sale o f a piece o f property. FOR SALE—One bungalow close in, 6 rooms and bnth, modern in every respect, <6,500. FOR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. Close in, $1,000.00. B W ANTED M ISCELLANEOUS : Phone 101 \ 902 French AventM The Seminole Printery !.* 1 111 tlatirc on that Job o( prlutlnK— wo maud behind every job we turn nut. Rubber Stamp* a Specialty ’ •v .- >im u m n n i» i i J<91924 nv lhfT't FrATL'ty: 5 -nvicf l»»c La R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD.------ FLORIDA ■ < x n r. d � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Lownt T ta f. last n b a l y. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH E8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924. SINGLE COPIES FIYB CENTS SSS SRI 3=^ Byfield Testifies Candler Gave Him $25,000 Cheek Ten M inutes A fter Charge of A ttacking M rs. Byfield O r T »» A M M ht* 4 YJ ft j 7 '£ >S Representative*, both. . ufcfinaa, Dmjt. They Sver M im ed Official Intuence or Received Money for Doin f so and Emphatically Declare They can Prove Innocence of the Charge; Dixon I t r f t * Am m t*s r r m ) WASHINGTON, Mar- 7.—Rap* sentatives Langley tof Kentucky MMjwin. of- Maryland, both RepaMicans. denied Friday they ever had; Improperly exercised their official influence and re•r doing so. The the publication of connection with the recent charge# ol1 the Chicago grand Jury_ . that two t membera of congreif had SO minuted their offleet. Both aaid they had haard rumors they were implicated and had dlscoiaed the matter with the news? paper, men but declared they had received no official information that they were involved at all in the cate. Both congressmen were cmpr Hatie iif**sserting irf*wsserting they could prove rave their innonce beyond a doubt . charges ware preferred against them. Langley is chairman of house publio buildings committee and represents the Tenth Ken­ tucky district. Zihlman is- chair­ Governor Thomas Dixon of Monman of the labor committee and tftna is mentioned as a cabinet pos­ represents the Sixth Maryland dis­ sibility. trict. Langley on the floor of the house Friday demanded an inves­ tigation of the published charges ho had received money (or exerting offical influence. In five minutes of speech he emphatically denied guilt of any wrongdoing. He was cheer­ ed by the house when he concluded an appeal for “a square deal.” A resolution directing the attor­ Wa s h in g t o n ! '1M a '"'7— ney general to transmit the names The oil committee was told to the house was adopted unani­ Friday that Daugherty sent a mously after Representative Longreassuring message to Meworth, the Republican leader had Lean in Florida on the day the announced the accused men would publisher was summoned here have an opportunity to defend to testify in the inquiry. Ira themselves on the floor. E. Bennett, editorial writer on Presented to Jury McLean’* > Washington I’ost, Mr. Longworth said- he had testified such a message was been informed the evidence against *conveyed in the talagrara he the two house members had been sent to McLean after the con­ iresented to the Chicago grand ference with the attorney gen­ urv by "crooks” and criminals,” The message included and came up incidentally during eral. such phrases as “all that is the investigation of alleged Vete­ possible to be done will be rans' Bureau frauds. done by us" and “you know The Republican leader disclosed what to depend on.” that he had discussed the situntion with Acting Attorney General Sey­ WASHINGTON. Mnr. 7 -A tto r­ mour and John W. II. Crim, speciul ney General Daugherty would government counsel In charge of make no statement'upon his ar­ the Chicago grand jury's inquiry, rival here Friday from Florida. and had gained the impression He went directly from the station that po action could be expected to the cabinet meeting. was by a grand Jury with regard to the met at the station by twoHesecret charges within a month. of the department of jus­ Put* All Members Under Sus­ agents tice who accompanied him to the picion. . House where he arrived just Publication of the grand jury’s White in time for the meeting. report, referring to two house Upon leaving the meeting members without naming them in the opinion of Mr. Longworth put Daugherty said ho could "hardly the entire membership of the house answer" a question as to whether under suspicion and made prompt the situation in Washington ns re­ action to establish the identity of spected him had changed since his departure from Florida. the accused imperative. Unless lie cun present new. and This view was shared by others, among them Representative Gar­ overpowering arguments why ho rett, the Democratic leader, who should remain in the cabinet, there initiated the movement to have is overy expectation in administra­ the names discolsed. The resolu­ tion circles that he will be asked tion adopted Thursday was a modi­ without delay to retire to private „ fication of the Garrett proposal of­ life. Thursday there was no explana­ fered Tuesday for an investigation to determine not only tho identity tion from any official source re­ of the house members involved but garding the circumstances of the a t­ the basis of the charges against torney general's unexpected return them. ! • » to Washington. Neither would the Reported by the rules committee White House or the justice depart­ without dissenting vote, after two ment niuke any predictions regard­ hour session -the resolution was ing ' his course utter he arrives. brought up within a half hour by But it was tacitly conceded that Chairman Snell. After 40 minutes’ his first duty would be to report to discussion- it was adopted after u the President, and probably learn phrase which called for trans­ without delay of a final decision mission of the names “if not in­ regarding his retention In office. Sifting Kligibles compatible with public interest” The administration’s sifting of had been eliminated at the sug­ gestion of Representative Steagal, eligibles to succeed to the post of attorney general, a process of Alabama. At the department of justice it which there was further confirma­ was said later that no action prob­ tion today in administration quar­ ably would be taken ip compliance ters, progressed during the day to with the house resolution beforo a point where a selection of a suc­ the return to Washington Friday cessor could be made quickly. The attitude toward the appoint­ of Attorney General Daugherty. ment of the three jurists under con­ (Continued on page 8) sideration—former Senntor Kenyon of Iowa, now a federal circuit judge; Chief Justice Wilbur of Cali­ fornia, and Federal District Judge Dietrich of Idaho—now is known to President Coolidge. WATER TRANSPORTATION Friends of Judgo Kenyon have FACILITIES reported they believe he would ac­ Sanford holda the- same rela­ cept, if chosen, despite the fact tive position to Jacksonville as that acceptance would entuil his re­ Albany, N. Y., does to New linquishment of a life position on York City. Daily boat service the federal bench. connects this city with Jack­ Chief Justice Wilbur conferred sonville, where in turn connec­ recently with President Coolidge tions may be made with boats and is remaining in the East tem­ for all ports on the eastern porarily, visiting friends in North coast of the United States. This Carolina. means that through freight ser­ The personal views of Judge vice from New York and other Dietrich on the question also have points along the Atlantic Sea­ been sent to Washington, and have board to Sanford is maintain­ they are believed to huve decreased ed. This gives Sanford advan­ the likelihood of his selection. tage of cheap rates. A 12-foot Governor Groesbeck of Michigan, channel on the St, Johns river another as u possible has been dreged .it far souih successormentioned to Mr. Daugherty, u as Palatka and a eight-foot White House caller coday inwus com­ chanie) from Palatkn 'here. with Michigan friends und has Small boats may navigate the pany appointment for Friday. river soqfh of this city for a another Ho insisted he knuw of co discus­ distance of approximately 200 sion of his name in connection with milesa cabinet uppointmeut. B Daugherty Makes No Statement In Washington Today J SANFORD FACTS Whit* House Statement First Sure Telegram a Reply to McU IcLesn Congratulating the President oil Lincoln Day Speech, bat later Says Com mending Him for Not Ask­ ing Denby’s Resignation. S r The A w sH iM WASHINGTON, Mar. 7 ^ T w o telegrams from President Coolidge to Edward B. McLean, caught in the drag-net of the oil committee, stirred up another breath-taking commotion Thursday in official Washington. Shortly after the first message had been read before the committeo a statement was issued from the White House declaring it related to a local patronage question in the Distrivct of Columbia. Presentation of the second telegnu»m was followed by. two White House statements. At first it was said the message was a response to a congratulatory telegram from McLean on the Presidents Lincoln Day speech, but a later statement explained that a mistake had been made and that in reality the Presi­ dent was replying to a McLean telogrum commending him for not demanding the resignation of Sec­ retary Denby. Subjects of Hot Debate Later in the day the telegraph exchange between the White House and the McLean cottage at Palm Beach became subject of a fiery debate in tho senate with Repub­ lican Leader Lodge defending the President nguinst a scorching a t­ tack from the Democratic side of the chamber. The effect of the whole develop-, ment was to completely throw into shadow a number of other im­ portant moves in the oil inquiry, In­ cluding an announcement by gov­ ernment counsel that civil action to annul the Sinclair and Doheny leases would begin next week nnd criminal proceedings would follow shortly. Injunction suits to prevent fur­ ther removal of oil from the Teapot Dome and Elk Hill reserves, the speciul counsel announced would be filed in tho federal courts In Wyoming nnd California, nnd n hearing on the motion given by the Wyoming court at Cheyenne Mur. 13. Anullment of the leases will be asked for on ground of "fraud and illegality” and a special federal grand jury will be impanelled here about Apr. 1 to consider criminal features of the oil disclosures. Knight Never Employed by Oil Co. While action on the nomination of Samuel Knight to he speciul counsel in the recovery suit ngninct the Standard Oil Company of Cali­ fornia wus being delayed in the senate, the White House made pub­ lic correspondence showing that Mr. Knight hnd informed Washing­ ton before his selection that he Continued on page 3. General Debate In Houses Closes On Ford’s Shoal Offer (Hr The .lavorkatrd F rtu ) WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.—Close of general debate in the house on Henry Ford’s offer for Musclo Shoals late Thursday, opened the way for a flood of amendments of­ fered us consideration of the Mc­ Kenzie bill, which would authorize its acceptance, was begun section by section. A variety of proposals to make drastic changes in the terms of the proposed contract were submitted, with representatives , indicating that many more would bo offered Friday when consideration of the measure would be resumed. None of the amendments offered Thurs­ day-was put to a vote. ; If brief, those seeking to amend the McKenzie bill would place the Detroit manufacturer under juris­ diction of the federal water power act and limit his lease to 50 in­ stead of 100 years, and make tho lease binding not only upon the corporation to be formed by Mr. Ford but also the manufacturer himself. Opponents also would have specified In the measure that Mr. Ford be compelled to guarantee surplus power for sale and that this be mado available at least 200 miles front the Shoals properties; that the nitrate plants be leased instead of Bold, and that more binding guarantees as to the man­ ufacture of fertilized be required. Defense Witnesses are on Stand Candler Case DECATUR, Ga.. Mar. 7.—Wit­ nesses in the defense of the char­ acter and raputation of ^Valt^r T. Candler were introduced today at the Opening ahe second day*;, trial of the $100,000 suit instituted by Mrs. Sarah G. Byfield against the millionaire sportsman as a re­ sult of an alleged uttack while they were passengers on the Borengaria en route to Europe in the summer of T922. The plaintiff rested their case late Thursday and the defense .began the presenta­ tion of evidence Friday. DECATUR, Go., Mar. 7—Ad­ mission on the witness stand by Clyde K. Byfleld that he had re­ ceived a check for $25,000 signed by Walter T. Candler of Atlanta "about 10 minutes" after he had chargad Candler with having at­ tacked Mrs. Byfleld was the out­ standing development in the trial here Tnund*y of the $100,000 damage suit brought against Can­ dler by Mrs. Byfleld. Byflald also admitted that - he signed a paper, exonerating Can­ dler from all blame, but that his •Ignature was secured becauso he w«s .afraid that Candler’s friends were about to attack him.’’ . The trial started early Thursday and befora an overnight recess had been taken the plaintiff’s side had rested its case after Mr. and Mrs. Byfleld hnd testified. Two medical experts were also used by thfc plaintiff as witnesses. The defenso announced that it would probably close its cape late Fri- dler, who is the eldest son of A n G. Candler, Sr., Atlanta soft drink king, in Mrs. Byfiald's state roqm on board tne steamship Bergengaris on July 17, 1922, resulting in the defendant giving Byfleld a check for $25,000 to "hush his mouth for the time being.” C sadlir Sued to Recover Note, In Paris, France, Candler, after securing a signed statement from Byfleld "exonerating” him, substi­ tuted the check held by Byfleld for a cash payment of $2,000 on a note for $20,500, on which he or­ dered the payment stopped. Can­ dler on his return to Amerlcg from France brought suit against Byelu for the recovery of the note nd Mrs. Byfleld followed with a suit against Candler charging the alleged physical attack. Mrs. Byfleld, judged recently as being the most beautiful woman in Atlanta, occupied the Utand for J1101* than three hours and the 7 n?ny *lcr husband follow-, ed. Sho admitted she had separ­ The suit grew out of an ailegdo ated from her husband last Jt June attack upon Mrs. Byfleld, by Can­ Continued on page 6. C REBELS CLAIM LEGISLATION ON TOTAL DEFEAT SOLDIER BONUS ENEMYFORCES NOWJJNDERWAY Report From Rebel Headquarters Committee Vote* Sixteen to Four Claims Complete Victory Against To Frame a Bill But Hite .... Mexican Federals on Thity Hita 8nag In Form of Kilometer Front. Payment. tlljr T kr A M u flilfil P m u ) .. FRONTERA, Tubasco. Mar. 7.— (By Radio via the Dallas News.) —Complete defeat by federal force,* on a 30 kilometer front be­ tween Carmen Station nnd Jaltlpam, after conflicts that lasted from Feb. 27 to Mar. 2, is claimed by the headquarters here of Adolfc de la Huerta. Six thousand men were engaged on each side, the statement said. A wide strip of country along the Tehuantepec railroad is reported in rebel hands since the federals retired, leaving 400 dead, many wounded nnd lurgiquantities of arms ami munitions. As a result, the headquarter! declare 60,000 rebels have bcon embraced in the area under control of the lluertistas, who are said to control ull of the states of Cam­ peche, Tabasco, Chiapas, Oaxaca an d Guerrero, the territory of Quintunn Roo and part of Morelos, Hidalgo, Michoacan, Jalisco, Col­ ima, Chihuahua, Pueblo, Aguus, Calientcs, Nuevo Leon und Nayaru. Twenty thousntml nrmer men in the state of Tabasco are reported to have volunteered for rebul service. . The revolutionists holding the sections from which the federal^ under Generals Izquicrdo, Cordoba, Doruntes and Diuz have been dis­ placed have repaired telegraphic and rail communications destroyed by the Obrcgonistas nnd have re­ taken the industrial area of Minatitlau which includes the refineries o fthe Aguila Company. Forces of the rebel General Ca­ vazos, have displaced federals at Celestinu, Gascns ami Puchucun, according to reports. MEXICO CITYTMar. 7.—Obregon believes the republic will be completely pacified within 20 days according to the leaders of the Nationnl Pro-Peace committee who conferred with him. Pact lists sought Obregon’s approval of plans to bring about the surrender of the rebel leaders but admitted that the president would not upprove of any scheme giving Estrada Dieguez and others an opportunity to leave the country on the prom­ ise not to resume revolutionary activities. He agreed that any rebels surrendering under n white flag would have guarantees that their lives be spared. nr TXe A o - o e U t r a P r e u . . WASHINGTON. Mar. 7.— Paid-up Insurance was decid­ ed upon ss a provision of the ftoldier bon a* bill Friday by the house ways and means committee. J'rovisions of the bill were passed last session vetoed by Harding for voca­ tional training and farm or home aid definitely eliminated but option of cash payments is still pending. . WASHINGTON, Mnr. 7—Soldior bonus legislation got away to a flying start at the first executive meeting Thursday of the house ways nnd means committee when it voted 16 to I to frame a bill, but n snug was struck when the form of payment was discussed. Attention was centered on two plans—paid-up insurance policies, nnd u two-fold scheme with op­ tions of full cosh payments or in­ surance. After u heated discus­ sion of the proposals, marked by a spirited verbal baffle, between Representatives Treadway, of Massachusetts and Crowther of New York, Republicans, further consideration wus postponed until Friday. Representative Treadway was one of those voting against nny form of a bonus, nnd when Mr. Crowther Inter charged tho com­ mittee with dilatory tactics, which, he snia, were aimed to delay pro­ gress of the legislation, Mr. Tread­ well took issue. One word led to another nnd Representative Bncharach. Republican, New Jersey, stepped between the two members when they started toward each oth­ er. A reconciliation wus quickly ef­ fected. The other three who opposed the bonus were Representatives Tilson, Connecticut, and Mills, New York, Republicans and Collier, Demo­ crat, Mississippi. Tho two-fold proposition was endorsed Thursday by the com­ mittee of five Democrats named by the house Democratic conference to confer with the committee on bonus legislation. Representative Jeffreys of Alabnmn, chairman, de­ clared its cost would not exceed $1,400,000,000 and suggested it be financed by n bond issue. Chamber Commerce Condemns The Actions of Certain Boat Employes He At its meeting Friday noon at struction of certain roads. the Valdez Hotel the Sanfofd stated that the matter had been Chamber of Commerce passed a postponed several times and point­ resolution condemning the action ed nut the need of tuking some of certain Clyde Line employees on immediate uction. Ha asked that boats plying betwen Jacksonville meetings of the various commit­ and this city, in their efforts to in­ tees who are to draw the estimates duce passengers to take automo­ and plan the improvements, be bile trips through the lake regions called at once and nave something of the state nnd by so doing leave definite to report soon. He pointed out the need or ad­ Sanford without noting its possi­ bilities. In the resolution a pro­ ditional good roads in Seminole test wus made to officials of the county and Btated that just be­ company and on appeal made to cause some opposition had been shown toward the measure was no better these conditions. Chairman A. P. Connelly declar­ reason that the plan should be ed that the matter had been tabled. Mr. Connelly Informed Mr. brought up before but no results Lake that the local committee in had been obtained. He stated that charge of the issue would meet it had come to his attention that next Monday night and discuss it several parties on their way to in detail. A very interesting report wa* this city had been persuaded to go elsewhere by information given by given by Mr. Haggard in regard boat employes. He said these par­ to improvements on the lukefront. ties had declared that they were He stated that in keeping with oth­ induced to taka u bus ns soon as er improvements now being con­ they larded hero and left without templated and in keeping with the even seeing the city. He said he city’s growth, some regulations waa satisfied tiiut many prospec­ on construction work there should tive investors and home seekers bo made by the city. He spoke of had been diverted in this manner. the Clyde Line's proposed work and presented u tentative plan Mr. Connelly urgod that some­ i showing how if the boat line and thing be done by the Chamber of the city worked in conjunction Commerce to right the situation. what a fine appearance they could Mayor Forrest Lake declared that make of the lakefront property. some action should be taken and B. F. Whitner Jr., county agent, offered tho resolution which was submitted a financial report on passed unanimously. Copies of the the New« York exposition which resolution will be forwarded to showed that the expenses had been Clyde Line officatls at once. kept within the limits of the ap­ Mr. Lake then called uttention propriation. A refund of approx­ of the members to ihe proposed imately $125 to both city and county bond issue for the con­ county would be made. COOLIDGE GETS SEVEREATTACK Impelled by Disclosure of Telegrams Sent to McLean During Height of Oil Probe, Certain Democrats Bom* bard Him In Debate While Lodge Defends with Equal Fervor Oil Scandal Stand. Burton Refuses To Accept Denby’s Job PrtM, WASHINGTON. Mar. 7.— Representative Burton of Ohio, who has been mentioned as a possible successor to Edwin Denby, as secretary of the navy, informed the administration of­ ficials today that he prefers to continue as -a member of the house rather than accept a cab­ inet position. SENATE TO RUSH INCOME TAX CUT BEFORE MARCH 15 If AM D CHOICE I SAYSDiSn Labor Leader In Addreanl Friday Night D edans Former Treasury ment Head ia Cl Organiaed Labor And uel M. Ralston of ~ Aa His Running (By Tl* AaaMlatrd Prtaa) Declaring that William WASHINGTON. Mar. 7.—The McAdoo for president and senate chamber over which Cuivir. M. Ralston for vice-presid Coolidge so recently presided the ticket advocated by labor Thursday became the forum of de­ asserting that the present wf bate on his official acts and politi­ Machinery Set in Motion to Cat istration at Washington has cal fortunes, remarking alike for the most unfriendly toward from Revenue Rill Provision its solemnity and for Its bitterness. organisation and other labor for 2.7 per rent Redaction Impelled by the disclosure that ders for a great many yea Payable This Year. he had sent two telegrams to EdCharles W- Maier. represent!^ wurd B. McLean while the oil inBrotherhood of Locomotive <Br Tk» *MM|iir4 F n u ) uiry was at its height, n half men and Enginemon, spoke WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.— ozen Democratic senators turned Opposition developed in both cstly for an hour and threo q« upon the President the same imple­ house and senate Friday to ters to • small but attentive ments of attack they have em­ ence Thursday night at .the proposals for immediate ac­ ployed so- often recently against tion to reduce by 27 per rent house. ,*jg members of his cabinet. all personal Income taxes In sponsoring the candidacy of ■ He was defended with nil equal payable this year. the former Treasury DepartmMfcG I __________ fervor by Henry Cabot Lodge, the head, Mr. Maier refuted the a ir; venerable Republican senate leader WASHINGTON. »Mar. 7.—Ma­ tacks against McAdoo by say* from his own state, who not only chinery was set in motion in con­ that they were merely mode praised tho President’s attitude to- gress Thursday to remove front disgruntled who I wnrti the oil scandal, but deplored the revenue bill the provision foi tied that he Republicans was the one man the tendency towurd disparagement a 25 per cent reduction on personal can beat their nominee in of public men which he said hnd income taxes payable this year election. dragged senate tradition to an un­ incorporate it In u joint resolution coming, In further support of Mr. becoming level. which could be adopted before Adoo’s activities with the opera Lodge Attacked Mar. 15, when first instalments ate tions of Mr. Doheny In th e . el In turn Senntor Lodge was him­ due. leases in Mexico, Mr. Maier rd iijt self attacked by Democratic sen­ Acting on a request from tho what Arthur Brisbane had to seyf ators as ono of those who helped to treasury department, the senate in a recent editorial when the let­ loud the assault on President Wil­ finance committee in­ ter declared that McAdoo not unffr son which Senator Caraway, Demo­ dicated its desire tounanimously had received a legitimate fee_ for agree to such crat, Arkansas, declared nnd sent n procedure, and Chairman Green his services but had actually * the war president to nn untimely of the house ways and means com­ underpaid. grave. "The “Republican party will never epc . mittee announced he would place Senator Harrison, Democrat, Mis­ the find anything against W. G. proposal before that commit­ sissippi, brought Mr. Coolidge’* tee Friday. If adopted, Mr. Green Adoo’s record but th they et< e y are ----------name into the dabato with n de­ said, he would call for n special ing him as a final resort to defeat 1 mand that he personally explain to rule which would permit the house the Democratic party for the _ .. _ the country nis» communications to take the resolution up immedi­ idency, said Mr. Maier, Unleea with McLean and not leave that ex­ ately. I miss my guess. McAdoo will planation to White House state­ tainly be the nominee for presin Flarrback ments issuer! by hi* secretary, C. l hope that Ralston will be mm-t* A flareback, which leaders lata and Bnscom Slempy running mate, Mr. Maier eon-- '^ The speech went unanswered for Thursday admitted was growing tinued. more than two hours and then Sen­ to considerable proportions, de­ The speaker aroused continued . ator Lodge, after communicating veloped, however, nnd fear was ex­ applause by his bitter attacks upon pressed by some members of botli with the White House, arose to ex­ he present adminiaration and de­ plain why tho President had coni- parties that removal of the pro­ clared that it had accomplished municutcd with McLenn and to as­ posal from the revenue bill might not one single thing since its In- .. sure the sepate that "whatever rec­ leave that measure open to deluy ception. Instead, he pointed out, ord leaps to life, he never will be in enuctment. there hus been nothing but n con- .U ashamed." in this connection some mem­ tinuous revelation of dirty aetivThe pronouncement of the Re­ bers also racolled the recent state­ ities by all of the party leaders.; publican leader was followed by a ment of Representative Tllsnn of Whilo lauding the efforts of Mr. ' disclaimer iiy ScnA:or Harrison Connecticut, Republican member McAdoo in benalf of labor Mr. , that he had attacked Mr. Coolidge. of the ways nnd means committee, Maier stopped to pay tribute' to . > He declared he merely had called and a stuunch advocate of the Mel­ the memory of the lato Woodroer upon the President for an explana­ lon rates which were eliminated Wilson, who he characterised M | tion because statements from KD from the bill, suggesting such ac­ "the greatest friend labor ever secretary could not lie acceptable. tion by joint resolution with the hod and who had done more fof* Heflin Saya Slemp Hides Karla hint of a presiednttn! veto of the it during his incumbency in office Declaring that If the situation measure itself. than nil of the other presidents . were reversed, Senator Lodge Aftei tulking the proposition put together- He related how, ;l would be among the first to lead over with some leaders in the se i- when all efforts to settle tho con- - v the fight against a Democratic ad­ ute. Senator Harrison, Mississippi, troversy between the railroad men t ministration, Senator Heflin, Dem­ member of the finance commit­ and rail officials had failed in I ocrat, Alabama, not only assailed tee, said it was the opinion of 1916- Woodrow Wilson by his great . President Coolidge, but also Democrats that the reduction executive ability and by means of charged that Secretary Slemp had should he allowed, porhups ns soon the power which he held! had S e ­ not told the whole truth to the oil us possible, but thn: it was prob- cured the passage of the eight- , j committee about his trip to Florida. nblc they would contend for u re- hour law, which was ono of tho Senators Caraway, McKellar of duction on the basis of the Demo­ reatest victories ever attained Tennessee, and Diul of South Caro­ cratic income tax rates rather by hi* and other railway etn- J lina, vigorously assailed Mr. Lodge than on a tint 25 per cent reduc­ ployces’ organization. in connection with the nttacks on tion on taxes under the present Mr. Maier was introduced by President Wilson, und Senator Car­ law. Mayor Forrest Lake and in hU away charged that the then Henopening words declared that thlh Predict Hot Contest (Continued on pago 3) wa* hi* first visit to Sanford ' Should senate Democrats carry since 1897. He stated that he noted out this plan the entire income with pleasure the splendid growth tux fight would be brought to a of Sanford and predicted that it head, und leuders predicted such u one duy be one uf the fore­ contest would prevent uction be­ would most cities in the Iitate. fore Mur. 15. He continued his remarks with The 25 per cent reduction pro­ a short resume of the activitieit of posal was among the first propo­ hi* organization since its forma­ sitions taken up by the senate tion over 40 years ago. Ho told That the work on Sanford ’s $67,­ finance committee Thursday in his hearers thut ho had been in 000 yacht basin is progressing as starting work on the revenue bill. hi* present work for 48 years and much as could be expected under Joseph osepr McCoy, government act- that his experience* had given him the circumstances is the assurance uury, later uresented estimates on u keen insight into political af­ of thoso in charge of the work. the effect of the measure passed fairs of the entire nation during Over 300 concrete pilings have by the house on government rev­ that period. i been mnde and many others are enue, showing the bill would result He scored the attitude of soiuk being constructed daily according in n loss of $446,270,000 in rev­ organization* to strike every time to Superintendent Alvuroz. enue in the calendar year 1925, they hud a grievance ngainst em­ Dredging of the channel prepar­ compared with the amount which ployer*. He declared that thu only 3| atory to the placing of the con­ would be collected under the pres­ way to attain u better understand* crete piers, will probably begin ent law. Chairmun Smoot has ing between capital und labor Is next week and within two weeks estimated this would fall by $100,­ to thresh out their difference* in the piiedriver, will arrive to begin 000,000 of raising sufficient rev­ conference*. Nothing is ever ac­ the work of placing the huge piers. enue to operate the government re­ complished by strike just tho sam* Slightly nundicapped by bad gardless of u bonus measure or a* nothing is actually accomplish­ weather together with a shortage other specific appropriation bills. ed warfare, he further asserted. of material, has caused some deluy He reviewed how thu railroad or- ’ To Hear Mellon Monday and hindered the progress of activ­ It waa plunnul to hear Secretary gunizations together with various ities somewhat, but indications are Mellon Friday but the appeurancc larmers’ orders, had defeaUdnow that the construction will go of the treasury secretary has been prominent politicians in thu west forward without further delay. because of their unfriendly attl- R postponed until Monday. Once the work on putting down Actual consideration of the bill tudo toward labor. In nearly every the piling commences there will be will be continued dully, under case when his organization had evidence of the work, says Mr. plans announced by Mr. Smoot, defeated prominent Republican Alvarez. At present it appears und he predicted u bill would be leaders, Mr. Maier showed whatre. Washington provided other job* that the construction has been reported in ubout three weeks. for them. Hu mentioned a m o n g J going on too slowly, where it real­ utheis Postmaster-General Harry ly has been progressing well con­ S. New, Frank Kellogg, now am­ sidering the handicaps under whicii bassador to England and Miioa the men were wor-.lng. Poindexter now minister to Peru. More men will be put to work Mr. Muier referred to President shortly and construction activities !UV T k r . U « a c U l r i l F i r u l Coolidge us "Cautious Cal” and will be rushed, it is said. Mr. JERUSALEM, Mur. 7.—King Alvurez stated that he is very Hussein of the Hcdjuz has ac­ declared thut he wus the best anxious to complete soon what he cepted un offer of Caliphate from “stand-patter that th epurty had declares will be one uf the finest Moslems of Mesopotamia,* Trans- and so of course would be the nominee of the Republican* for yucht basins in the state. Jorduniu, und the Hedjcz who the nresidency. And of course, if* havo proclaimed his Caliph, the he is nominated und McAdoo is se­ Truns-Jorduniu government stuted. lected by thu Democrats, then w* It is expected that other Aral. will win and don’t you forget, he J .Moslem countries will follow lead asserted vigorously. in selecting Hussein ns head of Mr- Maier left Sanford Friday J. R. Lyle announces his candi­ the Islnmic world. morning accompanied by R. L dacy for member of the house of Glenn of this city- for Lakel representatives from Seminole PAT MORAN SICK where he will make on addreaa county in this issue of The Herald. there tonight. Later he will go to < l)r T h e .«»«u*lalri! F r e n i ) Mr. Lyles has been a resident of Wuycross and other pointa in Sanford for many years, coming ORLANDO- Mur. 7.—Pat M o-1Georgia, here from South Curolinu where he ran, manager Cincinnati Nationls BOND ELECTION served for four year* in the legisla­ who ia critically ill here with OCALA, Mar. 7—County Com- , ture. Hp has been a member of Bright’s disease i* not expected by the Rrotherhnod of Locomotive En­ physician* to live more than six missloners of Marion county or- -» gineers for mure than 20 years. If hours at the longest, it wiu an­ dered un election for Apr. 30 for eletcad he promise* to work for the nounced after a consultation at $1,500,900 to build u system of roads for county. abolishment of thu fee system. noon today. 3 S Work On Driving Pilings Will Begin Within Two Weeks Hedjaz King Hussein Head Islamic World J, R. Lyles Announces o r Representative �X j i ll A aflV S 1 ant bad obtaMad information r* J°)? ln£ i U i wi f f ’W l b r Means b/Actlnff Chaims* Ladd at U»o tipqoeat i f Senator D|U, Democrat, Washington. Means, who no longer la connected with of fast eolor and fait fabrics fbr spring at Ha large department store located on Orange Avenue, according to word received here from tho management. Throughout the week, Manager Marion Ives declared, this exposi­ tion of Everfast and. Kant-Fade materials will continue 'and teal* of striking nature will be made to show tne qballty of the dyes which are used In these fabrics. Numerous flags placed on the awn­ ings have been aubjectcd to a hea­ vy rain and sun has been on them a great deal and still they remain unfaded. Another test made in a boiling of flve to six hours deration on various samples of different ma­ terials and jn every case the re­ sult is always the same—the gbods hold their original color, without the slightest disfiguration or alter- fMImpinrt To 8 Up the Flow Of Gotta.. Art F A~ " S S U i . F w B" * . NEW YORK, Mar. 8—In a tlelOfndned effort to atop the flow of Uaeball championships toward h er York, which has had a mo* Igjpbly of National and American Uague pennants for the last three mars, major league managers have Stem preparing their teams for S i 1924 campaign. Fourteen of ||* 18 teams In the two major Hlgpes ha.e again selected south«r* training camps at which to lad out the excess poundage ac­ quired during the winter lay-off lad ta atags their annual battles between the rookies and regulars. The Pittsburgh Pirates are doing W«r prelimnary work in Califor­ nia and the Chicago Cuba are hack •gain at Catalina Island, off the California coast. • The training season will be of , unusual interest .to the fans bevlkaae of the determination of John IjfcGraw and Miller' Huggins tb tg at their machines in order to set 'maords of four consecutive chamtflBUwps In their respective loa{ m s and an equal determination on the part of their opponents to ihnak the string of Mew York ' dMuapionihips. Mpnpgcr AicGraw has taken his charges to Sarasota, Fla., a new framing camp, where his principal tatt will be to reconstruct his &ifeRttered pitching staff. Tho NaMosul 'League champions expect the atlffcst opposition from CinManat! and Pittsburgh, while pos­ sible trouble from the St. Louis Cardinals. Pat Moran, manager the vigorous campaign, irijurioa and unlucky breaks. Connie Mack has opened up his purse t}iii win­ ter and has obtained several play­ ers which will make his team one that will bear watching. The Phil­ adelphia Nationals appear doomed for second division depths again. Both Chicago teams have been strengthened for the 1924 race, and while several changes have been made on the two Boston clubs they remain as unknown quantities. Washington will en­ ter the race under a new manager, Stanley Harris, the brilliant, ig second baseman, having named to lead the team. Wil­ bert Robinson, mansger of . the Brooklyn Dodgers, expects to work p big improvement in his team. Florida is the most popular training atate with nine camps. Alabama and California each have two, while Gcorga, Texas and Louisiana each have one. The 1924 training camps arc lo­ cated us follows: American League New Y o rk ........ New Orleans, La. Cleveland ............ Lakeland, Fla. Chicago ....... Winter Haven, Fin. Detroit .................. - Augustn, Gn. St. Louis .................. Mobile, Ain. Philadelphia .... Montgomery, Ala. Washington .............. Tampa, Fla. Boston ...:..... Son Antonio, Texas National League. New York .............. Sarasota, Fla. Cincinnati .............. Orlando, Fla. Pittsburgh .... Paso Robles. Cal. Chicago ___ Catalina Island, Cal. St. Louis .......... Bradentown, Fla. Brooklyn .... Clearwater, Fin. Philadelphia ....... Leesburg, Fla. Boston .......... St. Petersburg, Fla. llateorie Rise of New York Boxer First of Series of Boxing Exhibi­ tions Will lie Staged Here At ’ Causes Boxing Critics To Bit Armory On Next Friday Up snd Take Notice. Night. NEW YORK, Mar. 8-Paul Bcrls&bach, New York’s middleweight .... Of interest to local sporting r . knockout king and reigning sensa- circles in the announcement made P tion of the indoor fistic season, Thursday of the first boxing ex­ , has hsd one of the most remark­ hibition to be given by the Florida able careers on record. Thrust into National Guard companies located tho limelight with a record of 23 in this city. On Friday n ig h t consecutive knockouts in amateur Mar. 14 five fast bouts will be of­ and professional ranks, critics pre­ fered to fans of Sanford. The dict that he is only on the thres­ bouts will be held at the armory hold of a great ring career and in the Kent Building. In speaking of the exhibition hall him as u second .Stanley Ketterror in middleweight Thursday Col. George W. Knight, head of the local companies, stated tanks 15 years and more ago. Berbnbach was born a deaf that the matches will be put on mute imd an amazing story is told from time to time and that they o l how, at the age of 18, he sud­ will be staged not us boxing con­ denly acquired hearing and speech. tests to make money but for the Five years ago, while serving us promotion of clean, wholesome an instructor in u Westchester physical training among national county Institution for deaf mutes, guardsmen as sponsored by the Berlenbach one day went to the war department. High .army officials, Col. Knight aid of a youth whose kite became entangled in nn electric wire 12 said, have asked thut more atten­ feet from the ground. Climbing a tion be directed toward athletics le, Berlenbach roleused (he kite of every branch and stress was t in doing so came in contact laid upon the holding of boxing with the heavily charged wire. He and wrestling matches. In secur­ fell to the ground unconscious and ing two matches in which fastthose who came to his aid believed semi-pro boxers of note will meet. Col. Knight and his assistants in him dead. the matter, have gone to considerAlso Able To Speak. uble trouble and expense Along _ First aid, however, revived him, with these two matches on Friday and to his astonishment, he found night there will be two preliminary hli sense of hearing normul. Mcd- bouts with local boys as the head­ interest was attracted and liners and also a battle royal will subsequent treatment ulso develop­ be participated in by five negroes. ed his speech. The curd ns arranged culls for Berlenbach’s rise to pugilistic a 10-round bout between Otis fame within less than n year has Hurst of St. Petersburg and Young been spectacular and all the more Ketchcll of Philadelphia. They remarkable because he is one of ure lightweights. This bout will the few former wrestlers to uc- be tho feature of the card and will uire fistic prowess. He won the be preceded by un eight round ilympic middleweight wrestling match between Joe Mate of Brook­ championship at Antwerp in 1920. lyn and Irish Hickey of Los An­ Berlenbach hus added 10 straight geles. knockouts to his string as u pro­ Just who will mix in the prelim­ fessional, his latest occuring lust inaries. hus not keen announced njgjit when he flattened Jimmy as yet but will be given out a t a Darcy, of Portland, Oregon, inter date. Berlenbach originally was n The Treasury department esti­ southpaw but his veteran manager and ring mentor, Dan Hickey, fins mates total amount of tax-exempt - developed a knockout punch in his securities in'United States at $14,­ 670,000,000. tight as well as his left hand. I I I U I I V I . IIU V V w, « CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS___ | Thursday Weekly luncheon of Association of Business Women a t 12:00, LuBeth Cafeteria. Regular meeting of Eastern b tar at 8 p. m., Masonic hall. Friday Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Commerce at 12:15, Valdez Hotel. Regular meeting of Knights Templar at 7:30 p. m., Masonic REAL KSTATU TRANSFERS Mar. 5. J . E. Laing ami wife to A. J. Loosing' T. F: White to Herbert B. Pettos. Nancy F. Fain and husband to T. F. White. , , . Annie D. Barnes and husband to T. F. Whit©. AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of Herbinj on tho shelf nt home is like having a doctor in the house all tho time. It gives in­ stant relief when the digestion gets out of order or the bowels fuil to act. One or two doses is all that is necessary to start things moving und restore thut fine feel­ ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to perfect health. Pricj 60c. Sold by all lending druggists. m Volstcnd act. (Continued from page 1) « mour and to President Cool idjf£ ' % Mr, Crim has Uken tjia position that to lay the evidence before a com/nlttee of congress might em­ barrass Its presentation to the grand Jury, which probably will begin early next ‘ week. In this view congressional leaders generallly ahev agreed. Garrett Resolution. Repreyntative Garrett of Ten­ th© Democratic floor lead­ er, however, said W©ine*d*y night mat In his opinion the resolution he introduced Tuesday for an*In­ quiry by a special committee should be given quick considera­ tion. j ,. .. "In these hectic times,” said Mr. Garrett, “when public suspicion is running so strongly against the different branches of (he federal Koyemmetyt, It seems to hie high­ ly important that the house of GRADES OF MATERIALS TO FU1 ' THAT SPRING DESti F R I D A Y A N D S X TUR'DA STUART—Contract let for con­ struction of commercial garage costing $10,000. (Continued from page 1) Something like 300 telegrams re opening of income lax roturns to ccived and sent to McLean- and certain congressionat committees, others at Palm Beach were examOn the other hand some Demo- ined at the two hours' executive ernts hnve indicated they will not I session of the oil committee and only seek to retain these amend-'more than half a hundred were ments, but will uttempt to broaden more than GO were selected for the scope of. incorao tax return In- rending into the public recOtV^ spection to make the returns virtu- probably Thursday, us being relcvully public record. r.nt to the inquiry. Although the attitude of RepuhWnlsh Opposed to Knight Lean insurgents, led by Senator LaAfter the committee had adFollette, Wisconsin, has not been iourned until Thursday, Senator definitely indicated, the insurgent Walsh of Montana, chief prosecuirroup in tho house voted with the tor in the inquiry, ninde a formal Democrats on their incomo tax statement indicating opposition to rchedule until Republicans raised the confirmation of Samuel Knight the surtax limit to 37% per cent of San Fruneisco, to be special govnrd reduced the normal tax rates, ernment counsel in the court action t\ statement issued during the tnx for the recovery of California oil fight in the house, by Representn- lands operated by the Standard Oil lives Nelson and Frear, Wisconsin, Company of California and others, lenders of the insurgent group Senator Walsh said he had been there, declared the "work of tux ‘Veliubly informed" that Mr. reform will be further carried out Knight was attorney in California by progressives in the senate.” for the Equitable Trust Compnny ■■ 1 1 of New York, “a Rockefeller bunk,” NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH and that should this prove to bo The new treatment for torn the case this would be basis for n flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lac- fight against senate approval of eratiqns that is doing such won- the President’s appointee, derful work in flesh healing is the Special government counsel in Borozonc liquid and powder com- ihe oil lease annulment suits were bination treatment. The liquid unuble to complete the necessary Uurazone is a powerful antiseptic papers Wednesday for institution that purifies the wound of nil pois- of initial civil litigation in those ons and infectious germs, while cases, but it was indicated action the Borozonc powder is the great •would not be. long delayed, healer. There is nothing like it on | Means Subpoenaed earth for speed, safety und cffic- j During the day a move was made iency. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and; in the oil committee to endeavor to $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold j get at the facts as to reports that by all leading druggists. i Gaston B. Means as a secret agent Has Completely Cured Cases of Several Years’ Standing in from Three to Eight Days. Guaran­ teed by all Good Druggists. Perhaps the most amazing dis-covery of recent yenrs in the field of medicine is the discovery that Piles can now be succesfully treat­ ed and cured nt homo by a wonder­ ful substance culled MOAVA. This substance in the form of a sup­ pository is inserted into the rec­ tum where by Tts soothing, healing uction all pnin and soreness is al­ layed and then by direct contact with the ulcers und piles causes them to heal up and disappear for­ ever. It’s positively marvelous how M the liY tter S A T IS F Y I ALS CREPE DE CHINES Otis Hurst of St. Petersburg, clever lightweight boxer, who has been taking on all qomers in the "Sunshine City” for rtfd past few Hushes from one of the best nurseries in the stute. l'rice $2,00 for one-half dozen delivered, Sanford. L. Allen Seed Co IMPORTED RATINE - $1.98 ' Ratine in sport shades. The popular hamespnn effect. role in Spring and Summer modes. . .. • . Alfalfa Meal Algrain Horse Feed Animal Regulator Beet Pulp Blue Star Sweet Feed Bottle Caps Bran Butter Milk Mash Charcoal Chick Grit Chick Scratch Chick Starter Condition Powders Corn .• Com Hearts Cotton Seed Hulls • Cotton Seed Meal Dairy Feed Dairy Supplies Disinfectant Egg Cartons Egg Mash Fertilizers Flour Grit, for chickens Ground Corn and Oats Growing Mash ‘ Hay Hen Feed Horse Feed Larro Dairy Feed Laying Mash Meat Scrap Medicated Salt Milk Bottles Molasses . Oatmeal speedily it acts. Blessed relief of­ ten conics after the use of the first suppository even in cases with pro­ fuse bleeding that have resisted all known treatments; often after operntion, rcaly wonderful results have been accomplished. -The discoverer of this truly won­ derful substance has instructed druggists all over the country to gunrantco MOAVA SUPPOSI­ TORIES in every case of blind, bleeding or urotruding piles, in fact goes so fur as to say thut he f l a t a doesn’t want a cent pf any suffer­ er’s money, even in the worst cases, unless it absolutely does what is claimed for it. At nil druggists. Wo have another largo shipment of Hudded Hose A wonderful range of pattern*—a new trUamph In the art of aili printing. Combination t l facts in anvy, brown, tan, green, gray and red. Reproduction of exclusive Parla designs. • Oyster Shells Pigeon Feed P ratt’s Poultry* Rem­ * * edies.; 1 P ratt’s Poultry Feeds Rock Salt Rolled Oats Salt Bricks Sprayers Sunshine Dairy Feed Sunshine Scratch feed Wilkes Wonder Feeds JNO. W. SNEED (Continued from page 1) of senate leaders of both purtier.. A determined effort, however, is expected to be made by administra­ tion Republicans to eliminate tho house amendments to the bill pro­ viding for increases in the estate taxes, institution of a gift tux, and r r * M \ -» »• Mil 1 llllli"* [1 | MpH. <4dt . e K U I V L7J< 1 n II 1 J L n / K BERLENBACH IS BOXING BO U TS CAUSING QUITE TO BE OFFERED SENSATION NOW BY GUARDSMEN THIS WEEK IN SANFORD ^ THE HOME OF (fOOD GOODS Myrtlo Avenue and Fourth Street Phone 539 "Your Money Back H You Are Not Sftiafied." • Ratio# will play a very importait r NORMANDY VOILES 5$ CENTS - . j ' : ’*. . i »j ‘ , , ' Normandy Voiles—In the popular Swiss dots in a full range of colon, always a favorile. . ‘ PLAIN VOILES • 75 CENTS Plain Voiles In fast colors, lovely for hand drawn models. PRINTED VOILES 48 fllSNTS ". P . C * ’ ’ GO beautiful patterns that merit consideration for dreeee of the better kind, ........ :•.......... - ’ •UNCRUSHABLJ3 LINENS ” *’V* V . " f • -98 CENTS Linen stiLretains its proud and excluaive position as the leading maters) for Spring Dresses. We hare avery popular shade. . Slim and straight styles in the order of the season with pretty cel­ lars and caffs. Special for Friday and Saturday Every eolor of dainty Voiles. Some with dif­ ferent colored embroideries, embroideries and pen els of contrasting weaves. Special for Friday, and Saturday �Daily Herald ir t n n r a rts _ ______ r l r Tka H m M P r la tliB Can l i i t a N . P ld M a . u Second C la ss M a tter, O cST, l i l t , a t th e r o a to fftc a At Tord, F lorida, u n d er Act o f M arch HIT._________ t t C M COMMA. P reaid r a t t u x o l>. DRAW. V Ire -P re a ld e a t M C V A R D BKRfl M f I t f a a lla A tta a t Pkaae MJI ■tBRCRIPTIOW R A T E S t <tas T ea r------17.00. 81a M on th s 11.50 (HlTsred In City by Carrier per • M t 16c. Weeky Edition IS Par T sar. ■l’K l'IA I, XOTIC Ki All o b i t u a r y B e tte rs. c a r d s o f t h n n k i s r e s o l u t i o n s •ind n o ti c e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e Charges a r e made, w ill b e c h a r g e d lo r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t l s l n i r r a t e s . T E S D R II TI1K ASSOCIATED P R E S S T h e A ss o c ia te d P r e s s Is e x c l u s ­ ively e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r r c p u b alcatlon o f all n e w s disp atch es c re d i te d to It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c re d ite d In th is p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e lov'tl n e w s putilinhcd h e re i n . All r i g h t s o f r e - p u lil lc n t lo n o f s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a ls o r e s e r v e d . FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 11*24 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY The Third Commandment: Thou sholt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord vrlll not hold him guiltles* that ■taketh His name in vain.—Exodus 20:7. LOVE Asks nought his brother cannot Rive; Aiks nothing, but does nil receive. Love calls not to his aid events; He to his wants can well suffice; Asks not of other soft consents, Nor kind occasion without eyes; 'Nor plots to ope or bolt u gate, . Nor heeds Condition's iron wnils,— "Where he goes, goes before him Fate; Whom he uniteth, God installs; Instant and perfect his success . ,To the dear object of his thought, J -’ Though foes and land nnd seas between Himself and his low Intervene. —Ralph Waldo Emerson. No Citrus Over-Supply. i * *■ W ----------------- o ------------------ A Moses Badly Needed. vestigation have entirely changed the political outlook of the Coolidge was very quick to ex­ nation. Presidential candidates who were rising in popular­ plain that the messages he sent to ity before the investigation started now find themselves in a McLean had nothing to do with the oil case. “Why so hot, little man?” hopeless muddle, splashed with "oil” and headed toward ob­ ■ - — o McLean, although he is hut a newspaper publisher, seems to have been u most important figure in the present administration. It is possible that he could give some very interesting testimony if he wanted to. --------o-------A imeting of citrus growers will ' t>e held at Bartow March 12 and Id to devise ways and means of overcoming the present unsatis­ factory market conditions. There should be a good attendance of representative growers from every section of the state. -------- o-------The east coast is shipping hun­ dreds of care of vegetables each week and prices are holding op well which means another good season. Fanners of this section are elated over rising celery prices and alter all this season bids fuir te be a good one. - ■ »■ — — Samuel Untormyer, foremost New York attorney, declares that it teems “unthinkable that the Democratic party of Florida could be so dominated by corporations, /idden by lailroads and their news­ papers, as to lose the opportunity to be represented by so outstand­ ing a nutionul figure, whoso pres­ ence ns a delegate would add so rcatly to the prestige of the state I the convention." It is unneces­ 11 sary to add that Mr. Untermyer i is speaking of William Jennings ( . Bryan as he is the only mun FlorIda could semi to the convention f&*:' l who could exert an equal amount f t -»of influence Tor the good of the nation and the good of the state. S v\\l It C itrus growers will be interested in t|te statem ent made Two Little Earthquakes. this week by Roger W. Babson, noted statistician, who de­ 'Ihe “Turk’* Jolly Life" End*. Fussing Husband. clares th a t there is little danger for some time of an over­ A Down Falls the Franc. production of citrus fruits. In fact Mr. Babson advises th at Copyright. 1824 there m ight be a shortage of grapefruit if the demand con­ I-----tinues to increase. THERE WAS a email earthqunko This will be encouraging news to those w>)o have plant­ In Costa Rica Tuesday, destroying ed thousands of acres in citrus trees during the past few the United States Embassy. All occupants escaped. years. A trip through the citrus belt will reveal the fact th at theThere was also a small earth­ thousands and thousands of acres are now being cleared up quake In Congress, in the lower and planted in cltrils trees. Nurseries are doing a big busi­ house. A grand Jury has nccused two congressmen of accepting ness furnishing the plants for these new groves. bribes—3210,000 is the pitiful lit­ In discussing the situation Mr. Bgbson says: 4 tle amount mentioned- Where wero ‘T here is no danger at present of an over-production these congressmen when the oil well spouted? of good eitrus fruit—in fact when a universal m arket is Senator Reed wants somebody established for canned grape fruit— (which many believe put in jr.il. It looks as though he is superior to the raw fruit) there may be a shortage of will get what he wunt3. grape fruit. If the people of the United States today KEMAL PASHA, new boss of consumed all the citrus fruits produced in the United Turkey nnd the Mohammedan States nnd Porto Itico it woiiltl mean th a t each person world, tries experiments nlmost ns could cat only one orange a week and n grape fru it every radical ns our prohibition. He will three months. I do however believe th a t new plantings end the Caliphate, doing away with the powers of the nil-power­ should be restricted to high lands immune from freezes, ful religious head, supposed to and th at much more attention should be.given to improv­ represent Mohammed and inserit ing the quality of the fruit. Color nnd outside appearance his authority. The Caliph, Prince Abdul Mcdjid helps to make the first sale; but repeat orders depend Kffcndi, will 1h* driven out nnd upon juice, sweetness nnd freedom from seeds. not allowed to take the treasure ‘‘One of the best barometers of character is the abil­ or the Caliphate with him. ity of people to co-operate one with another. True co­ Thnt is ns serious n step to Mo­ hammedans as it would be to Cath­ operation—however, that parties to a controversy meet olics if Mussolini were to drive out the other half way. Let the association and the inde­ the Pope «ml seize the property of pendents form a partnership—neither attem pting to the Vatican. swallow the other up. Moreover let all interests remem­ EVEN MORE serious to many ber th at controlling the market is not sufficient. All as­ Mohammedans is the forbidding sociations which have depended for their succesa upon of the pilgrimage to Mecca during merely controlling the sales have failed and members this year. That mouns absolute who after joining the association have depended upon the despair to millions of Mohamme­ dans, preparing for the trip, .who association for everything and assumed let “George do believe the new rule will dnrhage it” spirit—have failed also. For any monopoly to suc­ their chances of paradise. ceed it must reduce cost nnd quality so th a t it can sell n What a trip to Mecca and the snered stone from which Moham­ better product for less money than can outsiders.” ascended into henven means It is hoped that citrus growers meeting in Bartow this med to Mohammedans is shown by the week will be able to work out a plan of co-operation so'as to fact that Arabs have been known improve present conditions and insure a better season next to look upon that sacred spot, then blind both their eyes that year. Celery prices continue to climb. —— o-------. Good prices for celery indicate prosperity in Sanford just as a Revelations that have been made and are now being flood of tourists do in other Florida made at Washington in the course of the Teapot Dome in­ cities. The Bcnnte rnther seems to have gone in for poetry. tlome of the fcenators apparently missed their calling when they entered politics. --------o-------i Contract hns been awarded for the construction of a new library a t the state university in Gaines­ ville. This will prove a valuable addition to the facilities there. --------o-------Daytona is preparing for n big baseball season, ten thousand dol­ lars hnving been subscribed for a •• baseball team. This will make the summer months attractive for Daytona. wmrnv ------- ip— 1 *' The Times-Union Philosopher ''s a y s he is for the new bathing suits, because they u.e ull wool nnd a yard wide. We wonder what kind of girls he runs with that are a yard wide. --------o-------Huincs City is progressive enough to see the possibilities of n “Bryan for President Club." t There will doubtless be many other 'Florida cities following the lead iff* ; of Hainan City. 1Chairman Smoot says it will take a hundred million more to run the government during 11)25, whether the bonus bill is passed or not. ;Then try to llgure out any tnx reduction. --------o-------There was a gain of twenty-five per cent in the receipts of the focu! postoffice for the month of February over the same month one year ago. Everything points to ’Sanford's progress and develop­ ment. --------o--------An impounding officer in Tampa was out killing dogs the other day when he accidently shot a little girl. The mere shooting of dogs is in itself despicable enough, without endangering the lives, of unfortun­ ate by-sta rulers. --------o-------' If any congressman have ac­ cepted bribes, a grand jury inj vestigution will make it hot fur them. President Coolidge evi­ dently believes that some mem­ bers of congress need ‘investigat­ ing." As Brisbane Sees We Can’t Get Very Excited About Tfyis. they might not thereafter behold anything less holy. The harem of the Caliph is in despair nnd the Culiph’s eunuchs have refused food for three days. That probably won’t help the Caliph. The question is. what ef­ fect will all this radicalism have on Kcmnt Pasha nnd his modern wife in knickerbockers? And how much dii! Rental's Bolshevist friends have to do with kicking out the Caliph? 3Q3 Ip the Phone Nmab,r W E HAVE MOVED To FIR S T ST. COME IN AND SEE us. Bowel Trouble Soon Relieved B y T e eth in a Tho first two years of tasy. nro the most trying on moth,” i! ecssant caro must l>« cicrctw cl tho mother In hat.ys ,n,f 1(| £ stomach U ,o easily ups-«„a b«wS troubles aro a constant m,nac«. \, mich times Teethina will keeping baby well amt crcativ i„ son tho mother's anxiety * k* MT*. John tV. Mobley, n„ut„ , t\ higlinm, On., writes: "jiy i,,,d had chills and fever. He wL * sick and his 'bmrols were loose Mi Joctor gave mo a medicine for h’tsL but It didn't do him any rood ^ “I started him on Teethina and ha !,oon ®ver the trouble and li :now well and lively as a kitten!Teethina Is sold by all drawls. | ir semi 30c to tho Moffcfr Labor* tor es. Columbus, na., for £ pilule ind a tree booklet along talles,” TURKEY CUTS OUT- THE CALIPH Btlltr Them mMmMarJ PUtttr NEW YORK TRIBUNE When Ismet Pasha told the I.HU-, istcnce in a trice by the Angora Kunno conference that whnt Turkey Assembly. The Turk has been gen­ most wanted to get out of a peace erally pictured as n religious treaty was the chance to Western- fanatic. Yet under the republic fa­ ire herself, the old-time diplomats naticism has withered. Hemal pre­ did not believe him. Ho asked for fers secular education and secular the abolition of the capitulation e l civilization to the .-.ncient Moslem the ground th a t the old Turkish theorncy, He does :-.oi care who is Empire, an ecclesiastical state, had Caliph or how far .front Constanti­ been displaced by u new nationalist, nople a new rent of the Caliph 13 Western model republic. established. It is a stronger de­ Events have shown that ho velopment of Young Turk doctrine meant what he said. Mustapha than any of the original Young Kcmal. one of the original Young Turk enthusiast:} could ever have Turks, hns been given rein mote dreamed of. It chatters all con­ and more to his modernist nnd rad­ ventional Western ideas of Turkish ical views. lie destroyed the Sul- character and policy. tnnato nnd banished the Sultan. At The new Turkey seems already first he retained the Caliphate, in­ separated from tho old Turkey by trusting it to the Sultan’s heir np- an impassable gulf. That is what parent but shearing him of all tho diplomats at Lausanne found political power. Now he has abol­ i-o difficult to comprehend. But it ished the Caliphate and cut Turkey is the dominating fa ti to bo taken loose from the Moslem world which into account In estimating Hemal's still looks up to the bend of the work ns the constructor of a mod­ House of Osman o r 'to some ofhir ernized Turkish nation. political potentate as the chieftain of Islam. ' *Contemporary Comments Hemal's decision may have had > practical political motive. The It was not expected of Cary A. Caliphate was a last link with the Ilnrdec to appoint any one on the empire and might have become a Railroad Commission who was not rallying point for the enemies of a recognized friend of the rail­ the republic. The present Caliph is roads. The special interests never a man nf peace and gentle culture. had a better servant than the pres­ Blit the powerful religious caste, ent governor of Florida.—Tampa resenting abridgments nt Angora Observer. of their far-reaching authority as judges as well as religious admin­ When the Republican adm inistra­ istrators, might easily have been tion comes to a close one yea • tempted to plot counter revolution hence the Democrats should bo in through the Caliphate. condition to demonstrate the way Modernism nnd Westernism have a government should he run for th • struck deep in Turkey when eon- ■benefit of the people instead of for tury-old political ar.d religious in- j the oil and other interests.—Clear­ sti tut ions can be swept out of ex- water Evening Sun. For Cough* and Colds, HeaA'i aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatiim I and All Acne* and Paint , ALL DRUGGISTS 38c and 65c, Jars and lubes Hospital size, $3.00 livion. “Favorite Sons” have one by one been eliminated by HOW ABOUT those many wives "oil” or have eliminated themselves. Miss Democracy now and eight hundred concubinesfinds herself nlmost on the eve of the convention to nominate dwelling in the Caliph's six huge palaces? They are all moving to our next president, without a leader. ✓ Egypt. Read Montcsque’s "Per­ Senator Walsh is wedding a great power in Washington sian Letters” to know how those today. Perhaps he would he the man to nominate. But Walsh ladies feel—also to learn just how has eliminated himself by his own announcement. The var­ they nrobablv have fooled that poor Caliph from dpy to day nnd ious sections of the country are booming candidates. Gov­ i hour to hour. ernor Cox has thrown his hat, badly shattered as it is, into Eventually they will drift to the ring but it is doubtful if his candidacy will be 'seriously . Anatolia, marry orthodox Mohnmmedan farmers that will feel highly considered. and become useful If President Coolidge does not get too deeply enmeshed honoredmothers. in the oil probe, he will probably he the Republican nominee. A RICH New YBrk" man, suing But if our. Republican friends are consistent even Coolidge will be eliminated by the same process by which they claim his wife, fusses about the fact that she whs of illegitimate birth. that McAdoo hns been eliminated. She says ho knew ail about it. The great masses of the people are fast losing confidence WhaJ differences does it make? in the present administration. The Democratic party is to­ Adam and Eve’s children were il­ as far as marriage by day presented with a better opportunity than it had in 1912 legitimate a clergyman or an alderman is when Woodrow Wilson was elected. But the opportunity of concerned. They were all dis 1912 came because the Republican party was badly split and possesed and put out of the gar­ because Democrats refused to listen to Wall Street and se­ den One boy killed the other, yet the human race has been lected a man of the people for her standard bearer. steadily improving, even with such The Democratic party must find the right man today. The a start. call is for more honesty in government. No patron of Wall IT DOESN’T make much differ­ Street or the special interests will do. No employee of the ence IIOW you are horn. The is “What do you do AF­ oil interests will satisfy. The man must first be a tried friend question TER you are born?” to the people, lie must be a dry and a progressive. Even William the Conqueror was an the solid South today would refuse to support a candidate illegitimate, a great soldier and statesman. Leonardo de Vinci, just because he happened to be a Democrat. artist except one, wns il­ Just when and how the Democratic party is to select greatest legitimate and had to support his iBaBBBBBBBaHBBBBBMBnBaiBBBBiiaun*Km:;]iiaaajiar;B n2aRaB such a standard hearer remains to be seen. It is doubtful legitimate nnd respectable halfthat none of the present “prominently mentioned” candidates brothers and sisters. Blame the father, not the child. can stand the test. Ups and Downs AN APPRECIATION OF DUCKWORTH OKI.ANDO SENTINEL THH FRENCH franc sold lower than ever Tuesday. Distressing news for those interested in the welfare of France. Hut thu news may help to straighten out Euro­ pean conditions. Francs, after the exchange closed Tuesday, dropped to four cents each. That is not n situation to be trilled with by the French govern­ ment or other nation?. A crash irit* French currency would mean dis­ aster to many outside of France. Life is a succession of ups and downs. When you have climbed the highest peak you go down into the deepest valley. When you are at the height of prosperity is the best time to prepare for the tobog­ gan! The time to bank the most is when you’re making the most money. Eugene G. Duckworth, mayor of l we said four years ago so it is Orlando, resigned yesterday. After nothing new or unusual. four years of service to the city he Out of office Mr. Duckworth will loved it is fitting that we give him prububly be liked a great deal bet­ an appreciation of his office. lie ter than when he was in office. had his critics and his failings, ho This seems to he a train oft proved Imd his friends and his enemies, ha in public life. At any rate his out­ was abused and was admired. Ail standing quality wa-: loyalty to hi < YOUNG GENTLEMEN of Consult with us about such mutters at men who have ehu.acter come in friends, and in this ago this trait Columbia University, senior classfor a certain amount of knocking seems to be something shallow. He vote Ilf) to IH against the bonus, your earliest convenience. and hammering iu matter what was a good, clean citizen nnd n They were sleeping in their warm they do. I little beds while the soldiers were Christian gentleman. In retiring from office Mr. Duck­ In bidding nu rovufr to “Gene’’ sleeping in trenches. That helps worth leaves u iccord that was Duckworth as mayor v.o offer him to explain the vote. honest nnd pnigre: :ve. lie gave congratulations for serving Or­ They also vote against prohibi­ unsparingly of hit time, lost op­ lando. And we know full well that tion, and many of Uiem- it is al­ portunities to make r.oney anil ex­ he will continue to faithfully serve leged, proved by phyisen) demon­ pended a lot of labor be.-nu y he Orlando in any capacity and wher­ stration the sincerity of that vote. a c o m m u n it y b u il d e r loved his city. Wha: we . ay today ever called upon. FOUR YOUNG men, Morris and F. FORSTER, President 11. F. WHITNEll, Cashier Joseph Diamond, John Farina nml Anthony Puntano, according to the keepers, slept soundly in thu dentil •» B « W m iH g iB IZ IB B » liB a 3 P a iU a » H a m B S B n s S B n n « n rMTf house at Sing Sing prison Tuesday FT. I'lEKCE NEWS-TIUllUNE night. They ail rise early and cut U HaEiD KaaBaBK aaaH BBiaaaiaaaBaB m iK aM iiaaaaiaH Brjua m a heartily. Lack of imagination is Discipline of sc*.*, self-denials correction of their lives; when a blessing after you land in the prompted by determination u cor­ weaknesses may be strengthened death house- But the same lack rect that which is wrong in life, to and overcome; habits that are hurt­ of imagination often helps to get leave less undown that should be ful corrected; temptations con­ you there. Thu man with imagination done, marks the real observance of quered. When there may be stock­ the Lenten season. From Ash taking, an inventory of good deeds doesn't kill another one, or, in the language ot the modern young ■Wednesday until Enster. forty days done ami misdeeds committed. during which spiritual preparations It matters not to wliat church brigand, he doesn't “give him the will be made to observe the com­ you may belong, what creed is fol­ works.” memoration of the greatest event lowed, every follower of Christ ir. human history. looks to Easter nnd thoughts of MADAME GRANDJEAN, only There are none so good who do the preceding forty days are of thirty-one, took snulT before she not need a time for reflection and i Calvary’s .cross. went to bod. Her husband rebuk­ ed her and she shot him dead. Sanford, F l a .-----------------------“He made me mad-” she told the jury. She will probably go free, By IltVIN E. COBB for the French are a gallant na­ tion. How completely snuff tnking Obregon, president ox’ Mexico at I a fact that his military aide had this writing, has m> fine a sense of | saved his life by tying tho sleeve has disappeared from civilized life! A cordial welcome awaits you at this his shirt around the bleeding Once it was the badge of refine­ humor ns he has a keen edge on hi.1jof ; stump, thus preserving tho future ment. When this writer went to courage. After the buttle of Celaya, president front the weary feat of school in France- all but the young­ during tho course of which he lost I bleeding to deiith. “He did, indeed,” answered Ob­ est teachers were snuff takers. his right arm and won the buttle us quick mentally as u cat. Thu venerable IVre Moyer declar­ against Pancho ,Villa, General Ob- regon, “It’s a fact that he saved my life, ed thnt snulf aided thought nnd ••• regou wns asked by nn American hut while he was doing it the sonprevented colds. It didn't hurt newspaper correspondent if it was of-a-gun got my watch I •' h!:v; h; “ -c i !.y^ tv.: Uir.L ■K anaBsanH nBnBanaBncjrtnr.nr.E-arttniirsK rzrjESEtn-n'T-tnrjr" FIRST NATIONAL BANK LENTEN SEASON S e m i n o l e County Bank MY FAVORITE STORIES Capital and Surplus - - $125,000.00 Total Resources - - - $1,500,000.00 Strong Financial Institution Let Serve You A Million Dollars for N e w Telephone Plant in 1924 ORB than f 1.131,500 will ho expended for tho con­ struction of tuw plant and for aii-lUior.s nml c*teD‘ ofons to the Hell Telephone System fa Florid* during 1921. Tills Is a continuation of our ac'lve construction program®* and practically thu entire aum Is new money wo have < ablu to secure- for Investment In the telophcaa business Florida. ' > The growing needs of Florida will requlrp an estimated ad dltion ot 4.50) new telephones. Tp afeojpplish this lil1’ ' , phone workers must handle 18,!iQ0 telephone stntions d-o tho ycar~-an average of more than 1.500 per month. More tkr.n SSD.'.OOO will ho expended at the local telephony exchanges throughout the State, and tho balance^ v-' “ required to add t,19d iuIUb of physical clrcuim and 2S2 l:) lt of phantom circuits to tho Lon? Distance System. The telephone workers of Florida approach this edornion* task cheerfully, feeling confident of your continued frl<m > Interest. DAVID LA IR D , Florida M tn ac " 1 B ell S y s t e m ** SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1921 House send messages to Ned Mc­ NOTICE Lean; when he admits openly, by his confession, that he has deceived the American people, misrepre­ (Continued from page 1) sented facts, aye, even that he has never had been employed by any oil lied about a matter. It is bad company. His confirmation will be enough when messages go to Mc­ opposed on the ground of oil con­ Lean from employes a t the White nections. House when ail this is breaking President Coolidge also informed when the Teapot is boiling over, the senate he could not under the "It is bad, too, when secret law grant its requetM hat the in­ service codes, known only to the of­ come tax returns of principals in ficials of the department of Justice, the oil scandal bo tamed over to are employed by Ned McLean ami the oil committee but said he would the employes of the department of be glad to comply if legal technic­ Justice in communicating with euch alities were removed. The senate other. But when he fncs are re­ promptly passed nn enabling reso­ vealed that Neil McLean, while all lution nnd sent it to the White this guilt is being heaped upon him, the Sanford Mortgage Lonn Com­ House. | seeks the President of the United pany and wo merely desire to cor­ Among the other telegrams laid Slntcs for information and for con­ rect a wrong impression. before the committee at its public sultation. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT COMP’Y. session wns one from Chairman Charges McLean With Untruth | Seminole Abstract Company. Lcnroot to Albert B. Fall a t' Palm "Mind you, it w as'Jnn. 11, one E. A- Douglass, President. Beach, telling him in response to jlny before this message was trans­ an inquiry that there had been m mitted, that Ned McLean confessed intention to empower Senator ho told a falsehood when he said he loaned to Fn!l the $100,000. The papers were full of It. He was n self-confessed liar. Yet the very i next day. over the private wires that led from the White House, in which the American people place all their confidence, a message cues to McLean down a t Pali-i Beach. This is the mimsage: "Washington, l>. C„ Jan. 12, .1021. 1) p. m. "Edward B. McLean, I’nlm Beach. Fla.—Prescott la away. Ad- 1 vise Slemp, with whom I shall t TEA POT DONE MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 217-W BUSINESS WOMEN'S LUNCH- Sing March 19 Daytona Beach ly meeting a t the Parsonage. . iFriday—Mrs. L. P. Hagan and ‘M b Buba Williams will enterot Mrs. Hagan from . 4 to ft - t*jn a t a tea a t the residence StW fUT—Children's Story Hour a t "Library a t 1 o'clock. • SatgnUy— Mrs. John C. Deen will ealtrtain the members of the Juwes, Naipe Club at her home on Park Avenue at 3 p. m. Satarday—Cecilian Music Club iM«tMU-3afi P. m. a t the studio ; 2 - Mra. ^ Pannle S. Munson on , Myrtle Avenue. MtMay—Westminster Club meets Gnlti-Curci, famous opera singer, will'appear at the Daytona Beach Auditorium on Mar. 19, according to a statement received from the management here Friday. GalUCurci has for the past few years been onq of the favorites of opera lovers and her rendition of some of the difficult parts in the leading operas, has brought to her fame throughout the entire world. 'f a l» « U o Avenue at 3:30 p. m. M^ppay—Pipe Organ Club will mfet with Mrs. W- E. Scoggan at' her home on Park Avenue, at I 3r|0, p. m. . Tseedsy—Social Dpeartment will w y evening bridge party with Jart. K. R .. Dess as hostess- _ 7 " EON •, Thursday at 12:30 the members of the Sanford Association of Bus­ iness Women enjoyed their week­ ly luncheon at the Valdez Grill. The long table was centered with pink sweet peas In crystal vase and at either side were bowls of purplo asters. * Daring luncheon, business was discussed and it was announced that the Rotary Club would give a certain percentage of the pro­ ceeds from chabtauqua toward the pnyment of the debt- made last year, when the business women put on chautauqun. On next Thursday evening the members of this associatiAn will be entertained j at mah-fong by Miss Minnie Alien on Sanford Heights. * Covers were laid for Mrs. Ger­ t i e Cirraway, Miss Elizabeth Musson, Miss Agrres Berner Mrs. Arthur Marshall, Mrs. J. B. Skip­ per, Miss Minnie Allen. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Miss Mary Zachary, Mrs. John Leonyid, Miss Meil Whltner, and Mrs. Mlk, ce -xzflfiff ner, and Mrs. Meekin. — % Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mrs. Ed Mark* ell and mother, Mrs- Williams motored to Winter Park Thursdaywhere they attended the flower show, going from there to Or- i ' HOMESICK 4 drasm of a smile—and the smile • is yours! I turn.the key in my dear dream's doors. To bold you there, yet you slip t . away, And- darkness visits my dreambom dey■_: -f I drasm df lips—and the lips are - • yeurs! I p m a those lips while my spirit 1 „ boars To the^Jsck of the planets. I wake, --ij * the V J.week-end in Jack apendmp sonville as the guests of her sis ter, Mrs. James Tytel. You've gone to the placo where lost dreams go. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Condo.i and Miss M. F. Condon of Char­ leston, S. C. were among the ar­ rivals in Sanford on Thursday and are stopping at the Montezuma. 1 dream of a soul—and the soul n p i s youl v Thermites that part us you’ve r ‘ graveled through “ AWORLD UEATBR” “FOLEY’E Cough Medicine is u 'World Beater' for speedy relief,” writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans Avenue, Evansville. Ind. “Last month 1 was down with n severe cold, and getting worse, I bought a bottle of FOLF.Y’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, nnd the next night was well und O. K.” If you want a quick, reliable remedy for coughs, colds and hoarseness in­ sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It hns all the curative qualities of plno tar and honey. Sold everywhere. ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON Mrs. George A. Det’ottes enter­ tained at luncheon Thursday a t Fountain Inn, at Eustis, Mrs. Lewis, and her guests, Mrs. Tom Bentley of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. F. A. McPherson of HighlandsIowa and Mrs. Harry liodwell. Miss Iris Britt, who is attend­ ing Stetson University at Dclgind is spending the week-end heru with her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. H. Britt, and has ns her guests, Miss Doris Raddish of MarionOhio, and Miss Frances Britt- of Atlanta. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will re­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of FO­ LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ THARTIC TABLETS for Constiputiomand Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Mr, and Mrs. T .'E . Soule and Mm. Nellie E. Radford of Detroit, Mi£h who have been spending the winter in the state arrived in San­ ford on Thursday and are stop­ ping at the Valdez. Mrs. Harry B. Lewies and guests, Mr*. Tom Bentley of Tolejo, Ohio, and' Airs. F. A. McPherson of Highlands, Iowa, were the guests of friends at luncheon at the Ala­ bama hotel, winter Park on Wed­ nesday. . F acto ry re b u ilt ty p ew riters, a II tu a Id’s. E xpert clea n in g am i r e . p a ir in g . Type­ w rite r su p p lies. (Continued from page 1) vor of quick nction on the resolu­ tion Mr Lung worth said Speaker GBIett and Mr. Garrett had par­ ticipated in the conference which he had hnd Thursday morning with Mr. Seymour and Mr. Crirn nnd that the meeting was held at at the request of the two department of justice officials. “They explained the situation to us,” said Mr. Longworth, “and .Mr. Crini stated that a large part of the evidence used in the presenta­ tion of the'Veterans’ Bureau case before the Chicago grand jury came from crooks and convicted criminals, who went far afield in some of their answers, and thut he felt obliged to pursue the leads given him." Snell Says Grave Reflection In presenting the resolution for house nction Mr. Snell declared ru­ mors in circulation seriously de­ flected on the integrity and honor of the house, which could not af­ ford to “sit idly by” in the face of the situation. Taking up the argument in fa- Thcr. was also an exchange showing that McLean hud sought to get into touch with Bernard M. Baruch of New York, while still an­ other 'telegram exchange by two McLean employes made a mysteri­ ous reference to a "Senator Jim." Senator James E. Watson of Indi­ ana issued h statement saying it could not have referred to him. Several more o f those employed by McLean, including W. O. Duckstcin, reform! to ns "the Duck" in some of the messages, were placed on the atnr.d during the session. Duckstcin told of the "Mary” mes­ sages received by him and turned over to McLean in Florida, an I testified that W. J. Burns, chief of the justice department's bureau of investigation, hnd permitted him to use n department code book in connection with these telegrams. DAYTONA REACH, FLA. \Vedncsdav, March 19th 8:15 l \ M. World Renowned (Soprano, Only appearance in Florida This Season. (Continued from page 1) Prices: $1.30, $2.00, $2.30. $3.00, ntor Fall of New Mexico, had been $3.50, $1.00, plus tax. sent to the White House by the Phone 9.‘1!1. senate to "turn buck the covers" on I’rcsident Wilson’s bed to de­ termine what his real condition Seat Sale Begins Monday, March 10th. was. Senator Walsh of Montana, pros­ ■■■■■■■■■■■ w a ■««Baa»aaw ecutor in the oil inquiry, declared as the debate'w as drawing to a close that Senator Lodge wan un­ dertaking to use the prestige of the presidency to minimize the oil disclosures. Harrison Opens Discussions Senate discussion of the Presi­ dent’s telegrams w.-s opened by Senator Harrison with the declara­ tion that when the American peo­ ple foUnd1out t h a t ‘hiessnges signed by the President of the United States had been sent to McLean "i* would cause them further to shud­ der, to tremble, nnd lost confidence —my (Ltd—in this government of ours." "Il is had enough," he said, "when men employed at the White Service WE consider that our responsibility extends beyond the mere selling of shoes. Each sale to be a perfect one from our angle which is also your angle must lit perfectly, ami also reflect your per­ sonal choice and not what some salesman wants to sell you. We would rather loso a sale than make an unsatisfac­ tory one. Are•*» a , ^Relevation in Smart i # ’, •J* t a • ***•*♦» HATS THAT TOP THE MODE AND FIT THE PURSE Here are Hats that are delight! bits of color to complete the smart! costume and yet so moderately price that there will be no drawback to yoi complete enjoyment of them. We ft presenting: clever models in satin, tafet or straw and in various combinatjjft! Large enticing: Hats for party wear, ium and small hats for street anp.spc wear. Their colors afford a wide ran; of selection. $ 3 .9 5 to $ 1 9 :5 0 Specialty Shop, Y o u ’ll Like S a n f o r d ’s N ew est Q u een The Post Office is Next Door To Us, Wt*‘entry all kinds of Wheel Goods for the young Fq Velocipedes, Toy Automobiles, Irish Mails, Scooters, Kid THE SPORTSMAN STORE S A N F O R D CYCLE CO How would you like a finish on your next car that retains it? beauty indefinitely? Oakland’s special, permanent Duco finish keeps its rich appearance in spite of sun, mud or rough usage. East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier J9. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. I Lois in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on easy terms. 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid RodyJ Sub­ divided in 5 acre lota. As whole or in lots. Easy ten ta . For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON ■ Phone 1 2 ------------------------ Office Woodruff and WatsoM Seminole County Abstract Col KENT VULC. WORKS Announces Consolidation with | « . Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. The law provides that "If taxes upon real estate shall not be paid before the first day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." of Sunford, Florida. This is to notify all con­ cerned that the requirements of law will be complied with and the Tax Books will be closed on AprU first as pro­ vided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. 7 madethem when I was a Heckers* Buckwheat makes delicious, light pancakes with the old-time buckwheat taste. Ready For the griddle when mixed with water or milk* ii. m. m u , I'huiir *23 Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street ATTEND D. A. It. AT MT. DORA! • Mr>. A. M. DeForrest, Mrs. J. OI LS- GAS N. Whitner, Mrs, B. J. Starling, apd Mrs. John Leonard! motored to Mt. Dora Thursday where they Exclusive Agents for Fisk were the guest of the Ocklawnhn Tires and Tubes Chapter, D. A. R., a t the Yacht "SERVICE THAT MAKES Club a t Mt. Dora- Mrs. DeForrest and Mrs'. Leonard! both gave de­ FRIENpS." lightful •-talks • before the ■chapter. Tax Collector, Seminole Co. %a Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders fog abstract work left at our office, No. 10'J Park Avenue, will I*ccive prompt und courteous attention. l * r « |ilr a lim it* Wheeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop i j j g*••* W G E N ERAl *■•■si■■ B U C K W H E A T beam I f . a m i g h t y li n t il .in g t<* lit a id e t ’i o f f e r In th es e s u i t s s u r h w nnil- r f u l AI.LW O O L M a t e r ia ls f o r only 42S. B e a u t i f u l d e s i g n * — rich c o lo r in g — M tf p a t t e r n s t o c h o o s e from. E v e ry - g a r m e n t t a i lo r e d t o y o u r In d iv id u a l m eas iiro In n v e r y c a r e f u l m a n n e r . S e le c t a n y s t y l e t h a t s u i t s - y o u r fan cy . W e'll g o th e limit t-> p l e a s e you. Bikfcwfcttal (flour Itrlh v rru nntl Stanfonl Arc. 303 D i im S rcuutt S l i r d �MENU WANTED For publication on this p ,gB each wvek. 'Every week $1 worth of merchandise will bo given the woman submitting the best menu. SAVE ■ TROUBLE OF f f LE MAKI NG USL 1 HE />' M A D F . DISSOLVE A N D D R I N K IT. J UST Hf C ONVENIENCt A SCI I)H s o G O O D r which are *> necessary to the tone of the sytcm, the “roughage*’ which aids the peristaltic action of the bowels, and tho vitimincs that 3 re essential to health are all found In uncooked fruits, vegetables and nuts, and are lacking in many of the highly refined foods that we; eat. The housewife who servc.1 a large variety of tempting snlnds at all times of the yenr is dooing much to insure the health of her family. This is comparatively easy to do in the summer and fall, when fresh fruits and vegetables nr* cheap nnd abundant, but it is often difficult in winter, when good salads are especially necessary to good health. In connection with this problem, the housewife should not overlook the dried fruits which arc available at reasonable prices nil winter and contain many of thb elements essential to a good sntaJ. Dates are especially valuable for this purpose. They arc inexpensive nnd highly nutritious. They contain the "invert" sugar, which is us­ er: SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS It’s Your Money—Spend It Where You Please. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS ................. 35c PER DOZ. SUGAR ........................................... ........... 11c PER LB. PURE LARD ............................................ 18c PER LB. COMPOUND LARD ................................ 17c PER LB. WHITE BACON ........................................ 15c PER LB. SMOKED BACON .................................... 22c PER LB. GRITS AND M E A L ................................... 4c PER LB. LARGE SIZE PEELED PIE PEACHES 20c PER CAN NO. 2 SIZE PEELED PIE PEACHES 15c PER CAN NO. 1 TOMATOES................................... 8c PER CAN NO. 2 TOMATOES........... ..................... 11c PER CAN . NO. 3 TOMATOES ................................ 18c PER CAN PRINCESS ROYAL SAUERKRAUT......... ! " NO. 2...................................................... ...... 15c PER CAN PORTA RICAN YAM S............................... 5c PER LB. 1 WALDORF TOILET TISSUE .... 3 ROLLS FOR 25c Box Matches with every package of Cigarettes or I Smoking Tobacco. Valuable Present with each M $5.00 order • j SANFORD GROCERTERIA 108 S. Palmetto. Opposite Fire Station. ' TI 1'' l l M Federal Report On .Local Celery By F. H. SCRUGGS BY HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING Director Home^Economtcs, Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, III. Preliminary estimate* by Fed­ 0. B. usual term.price waa Arm ftt eral reporters place tho commer­ $2.00 for 10-inch crates U. S. No. The planning of luncheon Is possibly the most difficult task for the cial celery acreage in Florida a t 1, Golden Self-blanching in the busy housekeeper who has children coming home to lunch, unexpected 3,520 acres. Comparative tigures rough, 3-6 doz. stalks. Soon after­ for 1922 and 1923 wero 2,920 and wards the market dropped to_$L75 guests or when a seamstress or other outsider is In the house. few days later to $1.50. The In the menus suggested for luncheon, provision is made for utlliz- 3200 acres respectively, Last year an ing left-overs from the day before, whenever possible, and a t the same ! the Sanford Section comprising low mark of the Sanford F. 0. B. time selecting dainty and whoieso me dishes. the whole of Seminole county market came January the 26th The quick breads, hot biscuits and muffins, arc exceedingly popu- shipped 4,633 cars of celery while when $1.26 was the top price for lar for the mid-day meal. They are easily prepared and nutritious. j the Manatee-Brndentown Section the best quality celery. However, Copy of “Monograph on Muffins" will be mailed to readers writing i moved 1,531 cars. The fotnl ship- since that time the market has to the Home Economics Department, Calumet Baking Powder Com- ments amounted to 6,393 cars leav- been on the upturn with intermiting only 234 cart or four P per pnny, Chicago, III. This monograph contains u number of exceptionally ______ < cent en bad days. The bitter cold in good muffin recipes. for the other light shipping dis­ the north central states at that time greatly hampered the outlet tricts in Florida. The Federal market reported in of celery and was he principal FIRST WEEK SECOND WEEK Sanford learns that a heavier cause for the depression at that Sunday—(Dinner) Sunday—(Dinner) movement is expected this year for time. During the last week of Roast Shoulder of Lamb Cream of Celery Soup the Sanford Section and the state February there has been a decided with Mince Sauce Roast Chicken Mashed Potatoes Browned Potatoes Cranberry Snucc ns a whole. The total is esimated improvement in market conditions by reliable members of the tradu here. U. S. No.' 1 celery Golden Creamed String Beans Creamed Cabbage Celery at 7000 cars. A movement of 500U Self-blanching variety, 3-6 doz. Lettuce and Tomato Salad Combination Snlnd cars is expected from the Sanford stalks per crate, haa been selling (Canned) Poach Shortcake with Butterscotch Pie section providing the cundtions strong on wire orders at $1.50-1.75. Whipped Cream Coffee stock Fair quality- .and condition idi are fnvorahle. Coffee Monday at 1.25Through Feb, *29, nearly 2000 has been movln readily 1 Monday Cold Sliced Tongue e proportions of cars had nlrendy moved from this Cream of Tomato Soup , Spinach noption. If the estimate is to hold the dally sales have been made at Croutons Hot Boils good 3000 must he moved during prices around the $1.50 mark. Banann and Nut Salad Soft Gingerbread the remainder of the season. This Most of the markets seem to Hot Buttered Toast Tea Coffee year the season Is considerably ad­ have disposed of the storage sup­ Oatmeal Drop Cookies Tuesday vanced over late years in car move­ plies and are now active in their Tea Vegetable Soup ment. Through Feb. 23 last year demand for Florida celery. Many Tuesday Stuffed Baked Potatoes 1370 cars approximately 30 pur buyers are trying to buy in large Vegetable Salad Graham Muffins cent of the total Sanford sccion lots now or contract for future de­ Hot Baking Powder Biscuit Apple Dumplings with shipments had been made while livery at this week’s prices $1.50Baked Custard — Plain Cake Cream Sntice the same date this year shows thnt 1.75. The Sanford section is prac­ Hot Chocolate Tea approximately 40 per cent of the tically supplying he markets cast Wednesday Wednesday Baked Beans Peanut Butter nnd Currant Jelly estimated shipments from this sec­ of the Mississippi ns the Manateetion have already gone nut. The Hradcntnwn district is shipping Brown Bread nnd Butter Sandwiches following tnble is given to show very light at tho present time, the Apple Tapioca Chocolate Bread Pudding comparison of carlot . movement movement being 50-70 cars a week. Cookies Ten Milk Tea Coffee through February for last th ree 'T h eir spring movement will begin Thursday Thursday seasons: (Revised figures.) ;about Mar. the 15 or 20 and durCold Sliced Ilam Sliced Hnnri Sandwiches with Au Grntin Potatoes 1924—Total from entire state o? ( ing tho remnindor of tho season Graham Bread, nnd Butter Florida 3146*. From Sanford sec- ____________ _________________ Rice Muffins Egg Salad tion 1996. Spice Cake Fruit Jcllo 1923—Totnl from entire state of CofTcc Tea Florida, 2043. From Sanford sec­ Friday Friday tion, 1370. Cream of Pea Soup Cream of Onion Soup 1922—Total from entire state of Baked Potatoes Florida, 1608. From Sanford sec­ Baked Macaroni with Cheese Lettuce Snlnd with French tion. 1024. Fruit Salad Dressing ♦Subject to slight revision with N ut Cookies Hot Bolls Inter reports from railroads. ' Coffee Ten CofTce Sanford section includes the Saturday whole of Seminole county. Saturday Esenlloped Potatoes Some members of he trade be­ Fried Ham or Bacon Bacon Muffina lieve there will be a shortage of Pineapple and Cheese Salad Toasted Crackers good celery after April 15 as there Apple-Celery Snlnd with Creamed Potatoes will be much less movement ahead of shippers nt thnt time, than dur­ Banana Fritters Chocolate Fudge Cuke ing ordinary sensons. The growTea ColTee Tea Milk ers nrc hoarding only the lies* cel­ ery feeling that normal supplies of well blanched celery arriving on simiinted by the human system h NIGHTS TEMl'LAR MEET SOON terminal markets will insure a without chemical change, in the MIAMI, Mar. 5.—Between 750 strong market. The terminal m ark­ proportion of 70 per cent, are 10 r.nd 1,000 Knights Templar are ex­ ets have been stronger during past per cent vegetable fibre or rough- pected to gather here on Apr. 22 week with consequent strengthen­ nge, and nrc rich in lime nnd iron on the convening of the grand ing of the F. O. B. market in San­ Local ford. Most of he Manntee-Bradenwhich are ttoo of tho necessary tnmninndery of Florida, {minerals most apt to be lacking In Knights are planning many enter­ town section celery Is sold through tainment features for the visitors. Sanford shippers. modern diet, A tentative program for the gath­ The Sanford section F. O. B. ering will be formulated at a meet­ market wns unsatisfactory finan­ ing of members of Simon of Gyrene cially to the growers from the mid­ Commnndery of Miami to be held dle of January until Feb. 22. Be­ Wednesday night. fore the middle of January he F. jus In our market you will find the very best cuts of Western Beef, Pork, lamb, Veal. Our Home made 100% pure Pork Sausage is our specialty. Complete line of Armour’s Star, Swift’s Premium, Kingam Relable and Ferris Hams and Bacon. Stone’s Cakes, Duke’s Relish, Dainty Flour. Fresh Country Eggs .................... 35 cts. Government Corn and Roast Beef ... 1 lb. can 20 cts. Tall Vim Evaporated Milk.............9 cts. Baby Vim Evaporated Milk...... 4 1-2 cts. 10 lbs. Sugar 80 cts. when sold with 1 lb. Bulk Cocoa at 35 cts. Roberts’ Grocery Phone 39 jSH RIM P, Can 20c Van Camp’s P ounds OYSTERS, Can 15c IONA CATSUP « 10c IK M u sta rd !^ 121c Sanford Feed A&PMayo n n a i s e Large 31c Salad Dr essing m axw ell r n r r c r p e r o o j Supply Co. LUrrEEi JOCI ■«TOW IF|C"» 6 Wa,er MEAL 10 lbs. 31c Small Can Per Pound Fresh and Fine Good to B ak e-Fin e for Frying-Sm all SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY 16 CZ. JAR PURE FRUIT STRAWBERRY JAM - 25c 16 OZ. JAR PURE FRUIT BLACKBERRY JAM - 25c Average — f . ill 1 .1 2 7 7 wokth- n™ 15c 11 can 25c PICNIC ■ wke building to be erected here. B aking Powder Pound Blue Rose m . A&P Tuna Fish 129c LARD, lb. 14c PINEAPPLE w25c None better PER POUND' near .vou us your phone. C' nil us. U will he our pleasure to serve you. W hite At gtnm '‘3 ,or lh" ' «= Alfalfa Meal Algrain Horse Feed Animal Regulator Beet Pulp Blue Star Sweet Feed Bottle Caps Bran Butter Milk Mash Charcoal Chick Grit Chick Scratch Chick Starter Condition Powders Corn Corn Hearts Cotton Seed Hulls Cotton Seed Meal Dairy Feed Dairy Supplies Disinfectant Egg Cartons • Egg Mash PURE Fertilizers Flour H O G Grit, for chickens jGround Corn and Oats Broken :Growing Mash jHay Sliced jHen Feed !Horse Feed RED FRONT Larro Dairy Feed Laying Mash Meat Scrap Medicated Salt Milk Bottles Molasses Oatmeal Oats Manufactured in Our Own Plants Oyster Shells Guaranteed to be High Quality Pigeon Feed P ratt’s Poultry Rem­ edies. P ratt’s Poultry Feeds Rock Salt Rolled Oats Salt Bricks Sprayers Sunshine Dairy Feed Sunshine Scratch feed |Wilkes Wbnder Feeds P e r *13 February. The consumptive <lP mand for celery seems to bo ir creasing each year and with light* supplies than usual there see” THE BEST PLACE TO BUY G old a son. They say tha thcra h <“ * • l>“ » «1 then, thl, S A T U R D A Y AND MONDAY -SPECIALS 6 Quality, Service and PIGCLY WIGGLY Courtesy, that you are looking a/ZC6 (C/vcrt/ic SATURDAY MONDAYl for, then call 277. Sunset BUTTER JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENT JONES DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE, LARGE FAT MACKEREL, APALAC­ Best BACON HICOLA OYSTERS, PEORIA BUTTER, CLOVER BLOOM FANCY RICE 5 lbs. 35c Farrell A-l the Oleo with the Butter taste STONE’S CAKES OF ALL KINDS MILK H A M S NICE FAT HENS We ure ju st that section will have approximate iy 800 cars^to move. California continues to'hhip 10-20 cars a day but most of it is staying west of the Mississippi and offering no serious compeltion to Florida cel­ ery in the large markets of the east Most of tho shippers and grow­ ers of the Sanford section are en­ thusiastic over the market pros­ pects for the remainder of the sea­ HOUSE The Huu.se of Quality ,|ind Service. 277 t# * I ...A N D ... 5 a l a d D Pound Ground - .L JNO. W. SNEED THE HOME OF (X>0!) vljpODS Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street Phone 539 4Your Money Back If You Are Not Satiafled." Bottle . , Best Gonzalez Grocery Co. Phone --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — For Q 205 Magnolia Ave. Sa l a d s s t o r e s in th e U.S^A^ Next to Milane Theatre. �■* t * V*' ' •• »'* , ' ,-r *"f* .;* r ■'„/ - i~' t II-I £\- * , 1* .• - -S* -’. 1•-. — Vr*r ,:---j ** ■H1 .-■ . r, ,' * S - ,, 1 • • - -: v 1-^ ■' •■. '■ 1 PAG* I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924. PH O N E YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION 148 Sanford Dally Herald TANT-AD Terns: rates Cash in Advance SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUtt WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD , ____ FOR SALE '■(f AUTOMOBILES AND FOR SALE WANTED MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE REPAIRS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SXLE^UeSoto paints and To B u y Right PHON1 148 BUILDING MATERIAL F o ftb s Ml It ACRE Concrete C<x, ROOM and board, $8.00. 402 First vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty F o r SALE— At Coronado Beach cement work, •Idewlaka, ■n eight room furnished house New and Used St. ’ Works, sole agents. 154-tfc T f l f ? k u r 4 ad*. w ill b e r e lag blocks, irrigation boxes. 1. _ h ROADSTERS with two lots. Located on Flagler Madam Harriet, BUNCIfGRAPBS, tree blueberries N l f r t f r o m H t n n « » d « o lgood income property. Mr*. TOURINGS Terwilleger, Prop.______ .fa Beauty Pallor. and blackbetrles—all varieties Ave., Ir e f e r w a t I n n e d l a t r l r I n D. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St. COUPES Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Lumbar and Building tiatu& E $ p a ,n e a t. suitable for. home and commercial SEDANS Park Ave. Phone 245. Carter Lumbsr Company | l T I M * _____ — — ....... ltJe a lin e planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ FOR SALE—Beautiful home, San­ TON TRUCKS ford Heights. E. F. Lane. I] Tlmra -------- —........ He a line orous, well rooted plants insure N. Laurel St. Phone 568. WANTED—To buy second hand Cash or terms. l« Tinea ___________ Be a line sewing machines. Cheap. Write good early profits. For full in­ FOR SALE—Lot on Oak Ave", HILL LUMBER CO. B oom ■SO Time* te a line We Sell or trade. 8650.00, E. F. Lane. for particulars. P. O. Box G81. formation nnd illustrated cntnlog Service, Quality and l u i s c k F a c e T y p e d o u b l e above EDWARD HIGGINS, No. 9, write Southern Adapted FOR SALE—Lot on Myrtle Ave. I Ilate*. Phone 135. Authorized Ford Dealer [flirt r e d u c e d d n tee a r e f o r c o n ­ Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. Price 81100.00. E. F. lane. Sanford. s e c u tiv e In s e r ti o n s , ftli w o r d s o f a v e r a g e len g th joiTRUH trees—I hnve Vafencin’, FOR SALE—Lot on Park Ave. ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ L. I. BIRD DIES a re c o u n t e d a line. a Price *1,000.00. E. F. Lane. | Tangerine, Satsunin, Jaffa- Lu paired. Hupmobiles a specialty. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF Minimum c h a r g e 30c f o r first Jim Gon(? anti Grapefruit buds on Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and FOR SALE—Celery farm on First Insertion . PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SAFETY HARBOR, Mar. 3rd. Phone 440. St., elosc in. Real bargain. E. i All a d v e r t i s i n g Is r e s tri c te d , to r.0,,i£, siS?. 1° Per ct'nt discount. I hereby announce my candidacy Dr. L. I. Bird, 66, is dead here ai B. T, Tiller, I’aula. __________ F. Lane. ____________ ,_______ j proper c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . for re-election to the Office of several months illness from dropf? » If on e r r o r Is m nd e T h e Han­ I'OR SALE—-Rhode Island eggs FOR SALE—Most desirable lo t GOOD USED CARS county superintendent -of public ford H e r a l d 'w ill be re s p o n s ib le and other complications. The Im ^ for sotting, 15 eggs for 8L00. in Rose Court. E. F’. Lane, [ for only o n e In c o rre c t In sertio n , instruction of Seminole County, mediate cause of his death was ~ the a d v e r t i s e r , fo r s u b s e iiu e n t Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue, FOR RE.Sr—r> room house with subject to the Democratic primary Insertions. T h e o ffice s h o u l d be Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp VERY EASY TERMS stroke of npoploxy. to be held on June 3rd, 1924. bath and garage. Nice location, notified I m m e d i a t e l y In c a s e of ______ ___T. W. LAWTON._ error. SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 830.00 per month. TO A nV F .ItT ISK Il*. Dodge Touring First Street. Next door to Smith FOR COUNTY "COMM1SSIONBR Chandler Touring A H e ra ld re p re se n ta tiv e th o r­ Brothers. Wo sell, trade, nnd re­ F’OR UF1NT—12 room flat, cen­ I hereby announce my candidacy oughly f a m i l i a r w ith r a t e s , ru les F’ord Sedan pair nil kinds of cook stoves. If trally located, 860.00 . for County Commissioner for the and c la s s if ic a tio n , w ill g iv e you Hudson Touring your trouble is stove trouble, ace Fifth District comprising Chuluocomplete I n f o r m a t io n . A nd H Touring us.__________________ F'OU RENT—3 room house new, you wish, t h e y will a s s i s t you In ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to KENTScrinns-Booth VULCANIZING WORKS wording y o u r w a n t nd t o m a k e $10.00 per month. the action of the Democratic pri­ * OR SALE—All kinds of house­ lt more e ff e c tiv e . mary June 3. hold furniture; nLo n four room Illr OUT*AT NOTICE. F’OR SALE—All second parts fori C. A. RAULERSON. apartment for rent. Inquire 300 F’OR SALE—One bungalow close A d v e r t i s e r s sh o u ld g iv e th e i r in, G rooms nnd bath, modern in Reo car- cheap. Phone 382. Sanford Avenue. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER s t re e t o r p o s to fflc o a d d r e s s ns every respect, $6,500. You can find the name of m r * 1 hereby announce my candi­ well ns t h o l r phone ■ n u m b e r If FOR SALE—Bedstead, dining ta­ th e y d e s i r e re s u lts . A b o u t ono dacy for County Commissioner for ble, oil stove nnd gas plate. 914 FOR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. F’OR RENT—Furnished house in live lluslnesa Man in Sanford la render o u t o f a th o u s a n d h a s a Myrtle Ave% _________________ the fifth district of Scninole Coun­ Close in, 81,000.00. telephone, a n d th e o t h e r s enn't Rose Court, good residential sec­ this Column each day. FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT ty. Subject to the action of the c o m m u n i c a t e w ith y o u u n less FOR SALK—Man's bicycle, also tion. See F’red Bull, Chamber cf ATTORNEY. I hereby announce that I nm n Juno Primnry of 1924. they k n o w y o u r a d d re s s . refrigerator. I'hone 001-J, 1101 F’OR SALE—One eight room house Commerce rooms. t candidate for the office of Clerk I wish to announce that I shall E. II. KILBER. All d l a r o n t l n n n a r e 111 S T lie First St._________ on First St., close in. A bargain. bo n candidate for the office o f ! of the Circuit Court of Seminole Foil RENT—Modern house, close m ade In p e r s o n a t T h e Han* FOR piiERlFF. FOR SALE—Pure bred Collie pup, Come in nnd sec us. in. 209 E. Fifth County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- j County, subject to the action of the fo rd H e r a l d o l l l r e n r b y let* Phone I hereby announce niyself ns i> 399-W.________________________ le r. T elep h o n e d U e n n tln * Jijne months old. JIVrite Box 241. ect to the endorsement of the Democratic primary in June, 1924. u n rea a r e n o t valid. all cleared nnd fenc­ lemocratic candidate for the office of Sheriff F’OR RENT—5-rnoni cottage with cmoeratic voters at the June 3rd, II. II. CHAPPELL. FOR SALE-—Day old turkeys, 2*,ied.ACRES, C o u r te o u s . P r o m p t, E f f i c i e n t Two miles out near Orlan­ primary. of Seminole County, subject to the white Holland or Mammoth FOlf COUNTY JUDGE lmth, lights and water. W. J. See C. E. Chorpening Service. road. Two houses, garage, GEORGE C. HERRING. Bronze. Now ready. R. S. Bead, do I hereby announce my candidacy Democratic primary June, 1921 Thigpen. chicken yard, 25 orange trees, PHONE 3302 Geneva. Fla. FOR COUNTY JUDGE for the office of County Judge \y. A. TILLIS. F’OR RENT—Modern bungalow," 5 83600. Sanford, Fla. I hereby unnuunce myself ns u ttf Sun^iniilo County, subject to tHo ■ i ti vi ?*-** TOMATO sticks for sale in carrooms; bath nnd sleepingporch, action of the voters at the Demo- T y 1** KEl RES ENT AT! YE lots. Apply Sanford Novelty FOR SALE—Three room house. candidate for the office of County erntic Sanford Heights. L A. Remind. primary June 3. * respectfully announce myself Rhone 156-W. Judge of Seminole County, subject VANTED—Sanfopl business men Works____________ New, *850.00. JOHN G. LEONARDY. O'* n candidate for the House of to the Democratic primary, nrlmarj June 3, who nro in need of competent WE now have nil varieties of field Representatives from Scminolu 1924. 1 pledge faithful service 1‘ irlp should read the classified T or s h e r if f . Call nnd see us. We give you County, subject to the Democratic corn nnd peas nnd can save you [ should you nominate me. irge of The'Herald. There’s no the bargains nnd service. LOST an opportunity to keep ahantpfl'ilna1, \Vliving. Fnetnli I u m ia k o n !T". 'I '" ''" n r if f l« S .J u n .s ,i» w . 7 3 tason for Rending out-of-town for money nnd still give you the ntial- THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. abreast with the times by not llin lrn rlis, Vlnlrl liar I n i , ity. The L. Aik-n Seed Co. ™ ,2 t e f e W K J f f i ? 3 “S!!!9r 1« »M a.lvocn.» cun.tructlvu “ nip when there is probably just FOR CLERK OF COURT for the office of Sheriff of Semi■ Trralnirntn Smciiuilc iIntel Annex rending the classified pages of I o person you want in the city, LOST—A hull puppy, black and PIIII.I.tl*S APARTMENTS Herald white brindle, tint tint met! cars, i ad this column and if you don’t Atiltr No. 3 Tel. 3IS-W .tl t o what you want a few cents in- and about five months old. Re* interesting mated in a want ad will bring you ward. 1002 First StrieL__ ou to read rany replies. Just try it once. FOR SALK—One colt ncclylene WA!|TED— Position ns cciik, gas generating plant with 12 'ollie puppychambermaid or general maid. • lights nnd fixtures complete in ITiciency two mouths old. Return to 612 Juby Higgins, Route A, Uox 291. good working order. Apply at of the Peace in and for the first ■ solicit the support of all law cnoffice. OIL COMPANY BANKRUPT ju-tiee district of Seminole Coun­ Sanford Ave. nnd receive reward. Has moved to Puleston ft VANCE E DOUGLASS. 1forcemeat voters, on Juno 3rd. once Box 44, Sanford Herald. NEW YORK. Mar. (1. — The ty. With the legal and efficient LOST—Somewhere between I)ny- drum ley IJIdg. Real £»• RAYMOND L. ALLEN. SALE—Pepper plants i.i Southern Cotton Oil Company, sub­ FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD OTICE TO FENCE BUILDERS F’OR assistance of the executive officers %tonn nnd Sanford, man’s coat. (ale nnd all kinds of In* FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce niyself it ennclass condition. Apply farm sidiary of the V.rglnin-Carnlinn Sealed bitis will be received by of first the county I promise to do my Finder please leave ut Herald of­ Harry Ward- four miles south Chemical Company, was petitioned didate for re-election to the office-To the Voters of Seminole County: duty without prejudice. surimce. fice. he City Commission of the City or lU7_Seventh of member of the hoard of public ■ 1 hereby announce myself a canSt. Phone 341, into involuntnry bankruptcy today. Sanford, Florida, March 10, L. G. STHINGFELLOW. representing school (didnto for Sheriff of Seminole1 21 at 3 p. m. for thu^yonstnic- WANTED—Will pay good price No IIre r V|i ill Ira t Ion for Tn\ Herd instruction, _____________ ELECTION DATE SET for Asparagus i’itimosus Fern I nilrr Srrllim ."To of Hie lirnrrnl district No. I of Seminole County, | Comity subject to the notion of th e ! i.n r.f approximately’2,000 lineal subject to the Democratic primnry Democratic military to bo held on! , , . ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 7.— el of fencing, on and around new Seed. Write for further informa­ Nllilltlr* of the Stair of Florida to be held on June 3rd. 1921. j June 3rd. It I nm elected I pledge .... • att‘~ mny The city commission has fixed May Notice is hereby giveii that |:ty Athletic Field and Fair tion. Leslie P. Waite, Apopka, Ili'U.ir.l Traffic Manager FRED T. WILLIAMS. myself to fulfill the duties of this cnnst(i but this will never worry 20 as the date for a special elec­ II Itiiialy, purcliuser jrounds on Celery Ave. Bids to F’la. of This rirllfl.n l. No. lisa, FOR Fnn~i>HnaKri!TiMf:‘ATTnttVKY ! offieo to the best of my ability. w rv ,n)l”> ° us> tion when tho people will vote on a *119 First National Bank Bldg.t PROSECUTING ATrORNEY i received on various types as BETTER BAIiY~CHfCKSi Pini~ ■liitel t1i(> oth d a y of June E. E. BRADY. propost < 1 3.'!,'15,00 Ubond issue for Sanford, F’lorida. I desire to announce to the citi­ I) , 1 S'J9. lias ii), .1 s iiil cor. % <>llt-.' of ApptlrnlPin for Tax llrril own by plans and specifications breeze. White Leghorn Chicks tldente in my office, mil ha* mailc FOR COUNTY JUDGE. I i«il*r Xri-tlrtii ST3 <>r Ihi* Hr iirrut street railway improvements. The Specializing Loss and Damage - •*. zens of Seminole County that I urn i file in the office of the City are sired by pedigreed males from aptillcutlon for tax deed la Issue In a candidate for the nomination to Subject, of course, to the action | Sliilntr- nf ihr Stnli* «f I'liirliln issue includes appropriations for Freight—Expreaa Claims lanagcr, each bid. to he nsgom- high record hens. Eggs perfect­ accordance .with law. Said certlflli'v Is lii'ci'li) t l v iu i t l m l . O v i ’r•‘ the Democratic P rim ary l o b e nlr/,., ‘'Vi^.Mnmni ^r^m pam V’ n.m.' !;avi,»lf betw een fftrttff ftiMtcriuls fh*tori to 1 . .... rule rm11rare a tile fnlloolUK de- be Prosecuting Attorney for the i inied by n Cfrtiiiejl ehgck in the ly hatched b£ niQpfrn iucubgjtors County C o u rt.o f Stmiiitolo ,Caun;o%-,.byl!l-Jut|i* 3ydl I will tie u, candidate eiiui-i t , of Tax iVrtifh nt.' No s^.i,' be used in placem ent of new revniotJ ffirlliBClpiiPcrtv situated Ut,-i^’JvJr. tracks) m of 5'« of the amount of con- Vigorous emeus, true srlain . r,„,nt* Florida, t'l-ult: Ilei,', subject th- iM .fAy of jiihc. a . i f . <ntiil ties^UVi'dfBr 15 new astreet tree cars sullied to the _action or the n -m o -' f«»r the office of County Judge hf szu a numirca; >ieu n thousand.! sw. cur of . \ \ v , ,.t n' i:1,. Si•••. s. eratle fact. Primary. 3rd. 1924. I Seminole County. I shall be grate grate- fflei*. ’■ and lot* 111it1*IIf a|i|ilicat Ion "for » I ________ __________ Primnry. June 3rd, Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet W. B. WILLIAMS, Immediate deliveries. Order “bet- Twp. "I S., itanue :ii Kasi. Kim It til ch,, N. I ! 1, ch*.. S. 55 dcKrees. will be grateful lor ycur vote aim ‘L‘ *-,r the nomination and elee- t i* tlti'tl to Ishii,' in uccoiliinci' with ! ,‘ City Manager. J, L. PERKINS \ \ \ 1U.2*'■ eh"., ft. ti'jch ii.— In a c r e s . tho nomination. law, Saltl r11 1 1 •-at• > I'tiihrai'is the ' , tion, and if elected I assure the Farm, Callahan, F’loridn. 29-3-1-7 Th*‘ rsilil Intel 1■*■I t i i i s s - s s c d a t t h e fntldWlna ili'scrHii'il |>n>|i,il» situ-, ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER, citizenship of Seminole a fair and Salea Department d a l e of th e I s s u a n c e of s u c h c e r t l •iti'il In .Orniinoh- County. Florida, llc a te III th e m uni' i*f A It. W ood. lo-wlt: >a Ini. in llrit, NW. For. I i'uiiiti'.rrioN San Juan Garage \ U n less salil ci itllU i'ute sh all lie r c or sivi; of x k ii , H.c, 2, tw «. si tlectiitid a c c o n l l n u to law l a x d e e d ., It. 23 it, run H. r.r.b.•; ft., i-:. r,i:s ! I her.br ™ S ?n Ny ..nfldnr,-!______- = = 1 ™ ‘I-UNEa, M w ill la m e t h e r e o n on th e 15th d a y H.. N. fi5fl.it fi„ IV. flfl3 tl.. il.rss it 1 A. Ii., 1HS4, It. rluht'iif-waj )—Huere*. The saltl for re-election as member of the, MiR HHKItlbb ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, nf WApril. itn e s s my o ff ic ia l s i a n n i u r e a n d Board of Public Instruction for I''nd l«*!hit UK.SHsm'tl the dale of . on Tuosilay. FMirunry 13th, h m l* announce myself a ennboard ami rooms and 810. I lu-n advi rilrt. ii prlntfil U.mlmnnra Rooms 50 ets-75 ets-$l.00. Light s e a l th is th e iltli d a y of .March, A. Seminole County, Florida, repre­ ilnlute for rejection to the office the Ismtiinee of such cert If lea le III I> 1321. the nartc of A. M Hun*. I'ule** |<'rope at tU.US. of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ Cards of Sanford’a Reputable E. A DOI'flLASH. salil eert If li'T L te sliull h*1 reileenieit housekeeping rooms, hot and cold (SHAM senting school district No. 2 of C le r k C irc u it C o u r t . ject to tho action of the Demo* nei i.iillua to taw tux deed a ill Issue Pmfcssinnnl Men, each of . \Vo later fmiiHl that Ihene wnter. 205 Oak Ave. Phone 284. H cn du olc C oun ty. F l o r i d a . Seminole County, subject t» the cratie primary to lie held on June thereon on the 15th day of April, Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers I v|m n WiTi* lint MulHiiHfuiM ttftil FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ Democratic primary to bo held on It)' A. M. W eeks. 1). t:. A. H 1321. wham, in his chosen profession It iiii>ref4»rt* ffhnuttl Tint huvw heelS 3. If elected for another term I Witness my official signature anil June 3rd, 1924. 117 Park Avenue— Phone IU keeping or bid looms, first floor. Indvarttaed us Rosljanora. J11"' pledge to fulfill the duties of the seal this the 7th day Lf Mari h. A the Herald recommends to the _________CHAS. A. DALLAS, | the error we will be glad 55.00 week. 312 E 5th St. H 1371 . qjtire in the same efficient manner people. I:<<ljust this tnaller with nay ARE YOU—Looking for n garni K. A. nomi.A.SH. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. fnnt I have conducted it in the (HKAL) | ..11r customers. I 'l e r k (Mrcnlt C o u rt room. If you don't find ono list­ I wish to announce that I am a past. Hcmlnle ('••iintv. Florida. ed in this column, insert n small for re-election to the II)' A. AI. Weeks, H I __ C .^l. HAND. Is tuTi'Py given to all,whom candidate UMOIKil'l A. SI'IJKH * *ON want ad and yon will receive the It Notice office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ innv cuiicerii that A. It. Ivey, an OF DIS* best listing! in the city. (■uurtl'lna of the pcnuiu unit estate nole County, subject to the decis­ FOR CONSTABLE Jewel Pauline Horner, a minor. ion of the Democratic Primary to [ TRICT NO. I. F’OR RENT—Three desirable bed of Florence Agnes Horner, a minor. be held June 3rd, 1921. I hereby announce that I nm a _rooms. Apply 519 Oak Ave. anil Neal .Aurel 1inrniT, a minor. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW candidate for constable of District on the A. VAUGHAN.? a minor, will I nex 1turner F’OR RENT—Two nicely"furnish trail itay of March. A. H. 1!)24. u p No, 1, subject to the Democratic FOR TAX'COLLECTOR First National Dank Hldg ed housekeeping rooms, first ply to the <’iutinty J mine In ami for V. C. COLLER. Prop. primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. I beg to announce myself a can­ Said floor, 312 E. 5th St.____ __ ____ Hi'mlif da (’>unity, 1l''lurlilii, ut his district beig composed of the Sanford ----------- - Florida Klorhln, at 10 didate for tile office of Tax Col­ at Siitiforil, Offll I * The problem of filling FOP. RENT—Five furnished uV'lm 1: A. M,, or nit soon th i t **a fter General Shop and Mill Work of Seminole County, subject following Voting precincts: San­ needs ia easily settled on rooms, modern house ami pleas­ US till - mall:••r ran lie heard. for lector ford, Lake Monroe apd Panin. to sell at puLille or pri­ to the decision of tho Democratic thu principle of reciprocity, ant place. F’iftecn minutes front atillmrUy Contractor and Builder vate sale the unillvtileil Interest of Primary to Ijc held June 3rd. 192L ____ __ » _ E. E. WALKER. for w hat one has to sell the Sanford. Special rnte for summer Jewel Pauline Horner, Florence R. C. MAXWELL FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT 517 Commercial Street season. It. T. Tiller, Pnolu, Fla. Aut.es Horner. Neal Aurel Horner, other wants to buy. I wish to announce timt I nm a FOR TAX COLLECTOR amt Inez Horner, minors. In klnl to Attorney-nl-Lnw FOR RENT—Three room furnish­ the following ilescrllu'il real estate. I wish to announce that I am n ' candidate-dor Clerk of the Circuit, This ia the groat princi­ ed apartment, private bath, 206! siTnati" iyiiu5 anil holme In the candidate for re-election to the of- j (, ourt of Seminole Co., subject to ; Over Seminole County ple underlying Herald Wnnt County of Hemlnnle, State of Flor* Dark Ads and it has worked for East Third. l.la, nit.r. particularly described as fice of County Tax Collector of Democratic primary, June third. Seminole County, subject to the If elected) I promise the faithful years with such great suc­ F’OR RENT-rTwo good light follow.*, to-wit: Sanford, ----------Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator Tho West half nf the Northeast housekeeping rooms- cheap. Ap­ Quarter of the Northwest Quarter action of the Democratic primary performance of the duties con­ cess th a t this form of ad­ nected with that office. Works vertising has come to bu ply Lincoln House. of Section 5.1, Township 13. South to bu held in June. W. L. MORGAN. of Itanitrt .11 Fast, less tho North JNO. I). J1NKINS. very popular. tcti acres of the Fast Three-Quar­ “ If it’s Metal we can weld it.” ters of the West half of the North­ The needs of one nre sup­ SECURED RELIEF THROUGH east Quarter of the Northwest Quar­ SANFORD, FLORIDA FOLEY PILLS plied by the needs of another. ter of Section ,i3. Township 13. South of llanuo nt Cast, and LAWYER Also, the Northwest Quarter of This process simply ia the John R. Gordon. Danville. III., Northwest Quarter wf Section getting of the buyer nnd writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ the 33, Totvn*hlp 13. Smith of Itauae • :* — Court House seller together and Herald ney trouble five years; could not 31 Fast, less the West I32T.5 feet, STEWART The Florist will he............. based upWant Ads do that to per­ sleep at night nnd was always tir-, which ...... . application ,. . Flowers For All Occasions fection. Try them and see. ed. - I1 was not strong and .hard! J " office , A MTSE hard j ’’fin- in the of the Members l’larists Telegraph De­ made my hack ache. I got couniv Judge of Seminole County, To rouclt all the people work livery Association some FOLEY PILLS nnd after a Florida * effectively — leave your few treatments ,1 felt bettor an*I A nii.‘n : i ‘ " 1 ‘ 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W f* b y’ Want A<f at The Herald of­ could work with’ more ease, be­ A. It. KEY, _________ __ JAND SUPPLIES ARCHITECT fice. Phone us to send for came stronger nnd could sleep bet­ •As Guardian fur the nerson anil Phone 319. First National Hank Bldg. 107 S. Park Ave. estate of Jewel Pauline I)oru«r, F O O T o rF IR S T s i it or phone it to the Want g ^ ^ S A H F O R P , F L A , Florence /.goes Horner, Neill ter.” FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic . Ad Department. Aurel Horner, anil Hie* Horner, Sanford, ------------ Florida stimulant for the kidneys, make minor*. 3-15-22-23-3.7-1 I them more active. Get a bottle farnrrnl Slarhlar and Uotlet Warki r,lliu lrr iirlndlntf I’kune >3 kaafurd. Fla. _ In Real Estate, LOCATION is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling factor in the sale of a piece of property. Decide, carefully the use to which you wish to put the property, and also con­ sider its possibilities in the future. Whether searching for business or resi­ dential locations, the man who consist­ ently reads the offerings on The Herald Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as every day real bargains find their way into these columns. ------------------- Political Announcements BUSINESS DIRECTORY GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S Political Announcements POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT Transfer-Draying { HELP* WANTED- LOST AND FOUND The Marcel Shop SSl W. J. Thigpen ii Lloyd C. Bebout W APARTMENTS FOR RENT PURELY PROFESSIONAL S M . M S T ” uf ,h“ *'■ WHIDDON & HODGES NOTICE Fred R. Wilson [EASY SETTLEMENT Sanford Novelty Works FARMS NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO GET SET TO RAISE CELERY NEXT SEASON. George A. DeCottes Schelle Maims We have some irrigat­ e d farms at low prices. H. B. Lewis & Co. Elton J Moughton c o Sanford Machine Co. PHONE 148 By GEORGE McMANUS IRINGING UP FATHER WHV D O N 'T T O O C.O T O THE. M A N O R 0 H E (JfeED T O O E > FR iEH O O F V O O R -bHE’L L S O R E L Y (CilVE Y O U A J O B - 'TO O KNOW V O O HAVE. T O WORK 'tjp M E t i m e v d &o d v : J M .l^ H T “W E L L LVcL VATfRKtN* Ar: of \y : HELLO - K/NVOR *’ f t i CiROKE CAH'T VOU OWE ME Ax JOE>? i>URE*bT THlM<s T O O KNOWDOW N T O THE J M L ‘'LL T E L E P H O N E 'EM T o PO T X O O ON CUARD! HELt-OPkVAxN- COM IN ‘ O F F '? O H ! T H A T ’S dU t>T Av C*L»AxRO THAT WA.*a liEMTEN U P C N T H E P P V t3 0 N E R * > .tT H A P P E N S EVER.'N O A V ! V/AMT A 0 0 5 -E H ? WHAT KJHD O O TOO PREFER.*? A M t THlNCj f i O T D E irV /V ^ U A R O A 0 /W L ’. S. O. Shinholser Conlraclui* and Builder Sanfurd, ii ii T Phone 401 ■ Florida iMa ^ 902 French Avenu* The Seminole Printery Let u* t l a u r e . on t h a t jo b o f l i r l n tl n u — w«> s t a n d b e h i n d ev ery Jut* we t u t u out. Rubber Stamps a Specialty � 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, March 07, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3d2843ae55e34385d4b7b8fb8559301d.pdf 908f29b2290d249e91ad08bdf47af66b PDF Text Text t*TM r«vnt --* ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES DENIES Y OF =*■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924. Under Fire V: VoIariUriiy Appears Before {CeonUtUe aftd Declares That Ht wasVot tMk “PrinfipaP Referred In the Teleg;*aau to McLean as Washinitoil Newspaper Man— " on Friday. r- .4 e* 'Acceptance of Haines’ Offer ^ of Florida Wodd Mean Mock to Seminole COOLIDGE STARTS ANOTHER BATTLE ON TAX QUESTION t^ f. What is likely to prove a tre­ mendous advertising feature for Seminole county as well aa a val­ uable asset in other respects, la the location of the proposed homo for aged newspapermen and the founding of a school of journalism at Altamonte Springs. Foundation for the formation of these two in­ stitutions would come from the liberal offer made on Thursday of this week by Charles D. Haines of that city and formerly a congress­ man from the state of New York. According to Mr. Haines’ pro­ posal a 20-acre bearing tract of orange grove together with 810,000 cash la offered for this purpose. In addition to this offer Mr. Haines teraily in the raising of an endeclared that he would Bid madowmjnt fund of $1,000,000 to support school and said th a t when the institutions were actually in operation he would give 80 addi­ tional acres of boaring grove land. It is said that an annual income of approximately $40,000 is deriv­ ed from ths 100 acres which the formor congressman has proposed to give to newspaper men. Mr. Haines’ splendid offer ia said to have been actuated by his ap­ preciation of the unfailing public service rendered by the newspa­ permen of this country. For a number of years Mr. allir.es wan a newspaperman In the state of New York and thoroughly appre­ ciates the obstacles that uro plac­ ed before them in thj accomplish­ ment of their duty. Mr. Haines has owned three dally papers and eight weeklies. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS Dies at■, .Orlando **?.•' . c) i f* /'r ‘ . . it' «■ BID S MOND CINCINNATI REDS' [MANAGER PASSES AWAY, ORLANDO SA L E A’ The remarkable offer has’ been the subject of many complimen­ tary remarks bv newspapers all Bids on Both over the state. Air. Haines is said For the Erection! to have declared that there are r.o Water Works strings attached to the offer and System—Issue t e ­ that it will formally he made at a meeting o( the state press at la For $375,000. Cocoa next month. It haa been pointed out with a Pat Moran Succumbs After Short Removal of Proviaion eat dial of omphnsis what the to Cet Peraenla Taxes by lllneca in Orange Ceeaty ration of such institutions would Hospital On Friday Twenty-Are Per moan to this county. Under Mr. Cent ’ Night. Haines plans, he proposes he es­ Further Is the Matter Attention of . tablishment of a school of Journal­ (Hr T b s A h m U I H r t* M ) — P l . X 1 ' A t w t a ln l P resst to Stood Dsclarora and Momfactl ORLANDO, Mar. 8.—Fate de­ ism which would eventually be­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 8 .-E n Pat Moran.* famous leader of the . _ That He Did net Desire to Harry M. Daugherty, AttorneyFrom All O rtr Uidt come known as widely as that of Cincinnati Baseball team, died creed that the last words of Pat P om t k “Scandal" on Farther— dorsemont. by President Coolidge General of the United States, right Site for Plant Han the Columbia School of Journal­ early Friday night at Orlando. Hia Moran, manager of the Cincinnati Bennett Also Gives Damaging Friday.of the proposal to remove now the center of attention in the Selected But Teotat ism. It would attract hundreds last words were spoken to Johnny Teotinoor Against Attorney the provision for a 25 per cent re­ oil probe at Washington, may re­ Call For i/ocatioa Na Reds were to4>e given to his life­ daction in personal income taxes of journalistic students and of Evers, a lifelong friend and form­ Genera) DonciMrtr. sign from hia office at any time, Avenae and T$ll payable this year from the revenue it U reported. Leaders of both course would mean a great deal er team mate on the old Chicago long friend, John Evers, for many bill and enact it in a Joint resolu­ arties are clamoring for Mr. ( S t t k * A m i n iw i r t * H ) for this entire section of tho state Cub team of many years ago. years star second baseman of tho Monday will bo a m o d , WASHINGTON. Mar. 8.—Sen­ tion before Mar. 15, when the first P« as a publicity feature. Chicago Cubs and at present act­ ant date in' the aniuua 'a Daugherty to quit bis post. installments are due, stirred up a ator Cortia of Kansas, asaiatant The homj for aged editors ing manager of tho Chicago Whito tory of Sanford when Republican leader in the senate, new tax fight in the house. would also provo a great asset to the sum of $375,000 r Sox, who arc in training a t Winter for eRpubiican organisation leaders eatne voluntarily Saturday before this county, for not only is Mr. the erection of a the oil eommlttee to refute the indicated they would force action Haven. “Hello John, take me out Hainen now offering gifts‘for tho plant and system'In ad< testimony of Ira E. Bennett that he on the proposal- while opposition establishment of this home but of here,” said the dying manager awarding of contract* for waa the parson referred to as the developed in the ranks of both proposes to mention it in his will. *traction of till* project. to Evers as they clasped hands. "principAl” in one of Bennett’s parties. This offer is said* to be one of the That the bond sale and , Evers wa i o» the field at Win­ Democrats characterized the telearams to MeLean a t Palm greatest acts in his philanthropic contracts for the wor move as preliminary to a presi­ Bench. . career nr\d one which is certainly Efforta To Paaa Bill With Amend- ter Haven when a teiegrar* car,:a of telling that his old ban-ball friend ing widespread interest •This telegram dispatched Jan. dential veto of the revenue bill it­ deserving of a great dea* of praise. menta Fail By Tremendous way dying. He jumped into un by the fact that over I & said Bennett- had seen “the self and many Republicans ex­ Will Be Asked Far Information tl is said that Mr. Haines will Majorities. uutomoblie and spoil to Orlando. plana and specifications Regarding Alleged Frame-up pressed the fear that, with this principal* and added were would appear before the press gathering Mrs. Moran and two sons arrived sent to contractors and no I In Chicago in 1920. be “no rocking of the bhpt and no revision out of the bill, it would next month and invite the editors I Dr t » * Associated P ress) too lato to hear any word from two dozen bond houses h subject to delay in enactment. resignations" out that a reaction to Altamonte Springs to look ovFr Hr I t * S u M lm r i Prraa) WASHINGTON, Mar. 8.-Thc tho huiband and father known their intention to Chairman Green of the house WSa expected from unwarranted the proposed site where they xvill house Friday voted down every who doomed WASHINGTON, Mar. 8^wus then so near death. “Do for the purchase of the 1 ways and means committee, where political attaeks. Curtis flatly also havo explained to htem every effort to niter radically the Mr- you know Belie?” , The special senate committee On Monday aftornoon ho wa* asked, denied Bennett had delivered any the first action must be taken on feature of the offer. That he feels Investigating Attorney Gen­ Kenxie bill which would nuthorizo and he nodded as his wife took her a t 2:30 o’clock the City: message to him from McLean or such a resolution, delayed present­ kindly toward the “fourth estate” acceptance of Henry Ford's offer stricken husband in her arms. As si oners together with Cty eral ' Daugherty Saturday is­ that he had talked with Bennett ing the proposal to the committee has been proven before by his for Muscle Shoals. sued subpoena for Leonard he feebly gave his loved one a last W. B. Williams, City I Friday and declared ho had heard abqut the.political aspects of the many hospitable acts towards Wood, Jr., to question him re­ Amendments were rejected by embraco tho flickering spark of Fred T. William*, Specail so much opposition he felt there ojl Inquiry. ' . . newspapermen of this state. garding the etory that a deal ing Engineer Joseph E. C majorities so decisive that leaders life fled. ■When recalled tat the stand, was little nope of getting it involving a cabinet appoint­ Funeral Tuesday City Attorney Georgo A. generally predicted 'advocates of through in time for the March Bennett said he had conversations ment was proposed by tne oil trill meet at the city *' the Ford proposal not only would Tho funeral services of the late with CurtU but would not relate payments. Interests a t the Republican havo the votes to pass tho bill, Pat Moran will take place Tuesday transact this moa impoi them unless compelled to as he did Mellon Advocates to Force Action convention in Chicago in 1920. probably Saturday but to maintain at Fitchburg, Mass. At 3:10 p. m. ness. That it will be m _ Advocates of the Mellon rates riot want to spread “scandal." Other prospective witnesses their airtight defense against today the rvmaini will leave over meeting is the prediction: which were eliminated from the before the Daugherty commit­ drastic changes in Its provisions. the Atluntic Coast Line railroad in a position to know but WASHINGTON, Mar. ^ T e s t i ­ revenuo bill by the house, made tee include several Ohioans, Thero Is a probability that sev­ and will be accompanied by Mrs. will bo entirely succesuul i mony directly linking Attorney known -an intention, howover, to politicians and other associ­ eral Important amendments will bo Moran und two sons, Patrick, 13 ly assured. The stage i»' forco actoinsome frankly express­ General Daugherty with' the ef­ ates oC Daugherty of Colum­ adopted but only those believed not year sold ,nnd Gabriel, six years as the saying goes, nnd fort to prevent the recalling of Ed­ ing the hope that the reduction bus and other cities. The D r T h r Aaanrlalrd Prraa. (H r T X f A a s w l a t r i t P r r a a ) to bo distasteful to thr Detroit old. The ball players designated is in readiness for the dil ward B. McLean to the witness proviaion could be eliminated from DECATUR. Mar. 8.—Jury WASHINGTON. Mar. 8.— names were withheld. manufncturerc will be acceptable by the club to uccumpany the re­ the businass. Already the bill so that it would thus be stand whs given Friday before the Proposal to make full cash deliberation in the trial for to supporters of the McKenzie mains as far us Jacksonville arc contractors or reprejent left mure open to veto. oil committee. $1004100 suit of Mrs. Sarah payments on option in the WASHINGTON, Mar. 8—The bill. Ivey Wingo and Georgo Harper. large engineering firms frog President Coolidge' supported the Department Ira E. Bennett, an editorial soldiers' bonus bill was voted Hyfield, against Walter T. of Justice declined At Jacksonville the party will he ous parts of the cojnlry'jr Amendments Thrown Out writer on the Washington Post, argument of the treasury in ask­ Saturday to disclose the names of down aSturday by the house Candler alleging an attack on Among the amendments thown met by Thomas Moran of Fitch­ ginning to nrrive in Sa testified that the attorney gen­ ing the action on the ground that two representatives referred to in ways and means committee the steamship Rernengarin in await the outcome of the « U would eliminate confusion re­ Into the discard Friday was out burg, Muss., un only brother. eral had told hinr on the day which decided to limit pay1922, will not start until early the report of tho Chicago grand of the meeting. offered by Representative Burton, Frank Behle, secretary of the McLean was summoned to Wash­ sulting from refunds which would Jury. Daugherty, however, offered mcnls lo paid up life Insur­ tonight because of lengthy be necessary if the reduction were Belief that the bonds v*at,j Republican, Ohio, which proposed club, stated lust night thut acting ance. ington tw-tajl the publisher “not to arguments by the counsel after the first install­ to transmit to the house in re­ to limit Ford’s lease to 60 instead .Manager Hendricks would call the a good price and above pat tomry," Mr. Daugherty was quoted approved which Nlurted Saturday. sponse to tho request, evidence havo been paid. "LQKLfceftfixft*sWwQ|t«l ill the club together this morning for a been expressed by many pi’-1 M saying that he was “attending ments WASHINGTON, Mar. F —The Meanwhile the senate finance said (o indicate improper use .of new bill, and To (pwcs••min under the conference when It will be deckled business men of this cjty.. ** twthlngt." <,***'*,*-"-'~'•*■« • "DECATUR, Ga.i Mar. 8.—Argu­ bonus bill was in pro­ committee; which Thursday ap­ influence for • consideration de­ cess soldier Jurisdiction of the tedoral water for how long the club will remain believed that the constr J of preliminary drafting Sat­ . Bays Curtis “Principe!” veloped in Chicngd. ments in the trial of the suit for proved' the flat reductions pro­ power net. This amendment was In mourning and in what other of the entile plant and Bennett also told the committee posals, urday as a result of o decision of $100,000 damages brought by Mr*. rejected 182 to 104. Democrats who manner they will pay tribute to be secured at rensonabl down to work on the that Senator Curtis of Kansas, the revenue got the house ways and 'means comr WASHINGTON, Mar. 8.—The bill. lined up solidly nguinst it had the the memory of their lute leader. Whethor or not the city,* . assistant Republican leader in the storm which had keen expected to niittce to make puid up insurance Sarah Byfield- wife of a local auto support In order to permit further study of about 40 Republicans. Died Six O'clock the contract for the laying* senate, was the man mentioned ns of the income rate schedules which nttend the return to the capital policies the principal feature of denier, against Walter T. Candler, Another amendment hrown out, millionaire Atlanta clubman as u Pot Moran, ago 48 years, died in pipe system, is not known, the “principal" in one of the tele- are in the first part of the meas­ Friday of Attorney General Daugh­ tho measure. ms sent to McLean at Palm ure, Chairman Smoot passed over erty failed to break and outwardly The sub-committee went to work result of an alleged attack by him offered by Represen:ntivu William­ n hospital here at 8 o'clock Fri­ understood that if the ' ' «h. Later Senator Curtis issued these sections and took up the ad- Friday night there was n dead on the form of insurance provis­ upon the plaintiff in a stateroom son, Republican, South Dakota, day night of acute nephritis, or mlttcd are not low enough'j ion in an effort to expedite a re­ uboard the steamer Berengnria dur­ would have materially increased Bright’s diseusc. He died as he opinion of the commisal a statement, however, contradict­ features of the calm in the controversy over hi* port while the committee itself ing a trip to Europe in the sum­ the nmount of money Ford would hud liven—“playing the game”— tho city will likely carry' ing several pointa in that story and administrative retention in the cabinot. Leaving for later considera­ required to pay the government stubbornly resisting heuvy odds under the supervision of ' declaring he had had no communi­ bill. Underneuth the calm, however, took under consideration the pro- mer of 1022, were made in the be tion the house amendment to open for the properties at Muscle and fighting his lust grim battle Manager Williams. DeKalk county superior court Sat­ osal of Representative Oldfield, cation with the McLean agents to inspection by cer­ there were rumblings which were lemocrat. of Arkansas, to include urday in the concluding phase of Shoals. with the same determination he It is not expected that which would m ake.it possible for tax/returns accentuated by further steps by congressional committees, the the trial which began Thursday. While there arc indications that showed on tho baseball diamond. * firm will place bids for Uw;« in the ball another provision giving them to refer to him as the “prin­ tain the senate committee which ex­ committee made no important On Monduy tho break came and work. Construction coug cipal," or in any other way than changes in other administrations pects early next week to begin its the veterans option of full casn The case is expected to go to the n number of amendments will be jury in the ufternoon. offered Saturduy those in charge he wns taken to the hospital, where are bidding on tho erection^' payments. in his own name. investigation of Mr. Daugherty’s rovislons and study of theso will of the measure are determined to it wus believed his condition was plant together with tne Saturday the Kansas senator s continued Saturday. administration of tho department put it to a vote before the house not serious. Early last night, of a reservoir nnd steel Will take the stand to make bli Income Schedule Action Next of justice. The committee issued Late German {Official Luis Angel Firpo Is however, physicians announced er firms are bidding on tboJ udjourns for the week-end. dfuial under oath. Bennett then subpoenas for half u dozen wit­ Week. that his condition was very grave ing of pipe and pipe fixture* i Burton Amendment Pending Taken in New Orleans Winner Over Italian im M -I m recalled and asked for u nesses but in accordance with the Action by the committee on the W. ' When the house adjourned Fri­ und yesterday the specialists said still others are submitt* ' ssr explanation, income tax schedules is not ex­ poltcy previously decided upon did day another umendnient by Mr. only n miracle could save him. for tho furnishing and . n r T h e A aa of la ir d Prraa. ( I l f T h r A a a o c l a lr d P r r a a ) his testimony Friday, the wit- pected before next week. not disclose the line of testimony At 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon tion of the machinery and BUENOS ARIES. Mur. 8.—Luis Burton was pending. It would re­ NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 8.— «Maa insisted that, the reference to In connection with discussions expected from those to bo called. the "principal” did not relate to in the house ove rthe immediate The White House was silent, Ignacio Moran, former Mexican Firpo is still champion of South quire the manufacturer to pay the a consultation was held, after ment. It is said that tb w President Coolidge' us suggest by reduction proposal, Representative Mr. Daugherty was silent nnd his consul-general a t Berlin, was ar­ America and contender for a re­ cost of nil repairs und mainten­ which it was announced ho could might even purchase the plp*-1 ance of dam number two, its gates not possibly live more than an the contract for the ’ ' some Democratic senators and it LongworthRepublican leader, critics in the senate produced no rested hero Friday night after an turn bout with Juck Dempsey. Fri­ and locks, instead of paying tho hour «-qr two. During Moran's ill­ let placing of it. At any r4 was announced at the White House said Friday night he thought a fresh attack to rtiark his return international search. Moran was charged with having day night the “Wild Bull of the government $35,000 annually on ness Hendricks ha* taken charge commiisoners have staled that Mr. Coolidge did not recall rule could be passed giving a after a nine-day return to Chicago of the Reds’ training, but he spent they will handle this matter.:) embezzled $37,000 from the Berlin Pampus” returned back the invas­ this account. any conference with Bennett since resolution with this provision right und to Florida. the entire day yesterday at the way which will prove the ion from Italy by knocking out consulate. He fled to the United Discussion of ino proposed thfe oil issue became acute. Goes Straight to White House of way if the ways and means saving to the taxpayers. Try to Link Up With White House committee reported the resolution. Arriving in the capital about States disguised us an ordinary Erminio Spnlla in the 14th round change was deferred until Satur­ bedside of his chief. Throughout a long cross-exami­ This would permit quick action on half an hour before the Friday seaman on n tanker. Upon arrest of their 15-round bout at the River day. Opponents of the Ford offer ^ Mayor Forrest Lake aa nation repeated efforts were made the proposal. cabinet meeting, Mr. Daugherty he denied the charge saying it Plate Football Field. Over 30,000 have indlcuted other amendments Senator Reed defeated Commissioners Chase and saw the fight. will be submitted and it is expected itrllnk up the “principal” with the went direct to the White House to was a frame up. all are anxious to have .... action on the Bgrton amendment In All Parts of State begin within ns short timo ax attend u meeting of President White House where Bennett said SURVEY OF CITY MART1N AS MANAGER Coolidge’s official family, at which be had attended a conference be­ siblo according to statement* | (Continued on page 8) n r T h r A aaorlatrd P rr a a ) (H r T h r A a a o r l a lr d P r r a a ) ST. LOUIS, Mar. 8.—Ed. A. nil present afterward ugreed the tween the President and newspaper at the last meeting of the ST. PETERSBURG. Mar. 8.— TAMPA, Mur. 8.—The city com­ Glenn, state manager for 'Senator ■loners held two weeks ego.: controversy raging about the utcorrespondents Jus: before the n r T li* A u o f l n l r 4 F r f M . New Yorker favorably The local Florida State League mission has ordered a complete Reed, Saturday stated reports laike was the authority fe (Continued on page 8) message was sent. . Under queaAttorney General Daughertw busobnli club has signed Jack Mar­ survey of the city’s property, from Friday’s township and wurd statement that the work „ tinning the witness made varied returned to Washington without Impressed With This us manager for this year. He meetings showed the senator wus begin not later than Apr. 1. explanations of other features of indicating and intention of resign- Contest by Radio To tin which will be made a permanent munuged tho Daytona team during in virtually all parts of cording to his idea, he atUdf hU direct testimony but <he in­ in g. record in tho comptroller’s office. City On First Visit defeated the 1022 season. He will report the state exrcpt Kansas City and thj money from the sale tif’ 1 stated to the end that the *,‘prin­ Subpoenas were served on u Be Conducted Tonight here within a few days. Murtin A resolution calling for the in­ As far as I’m con- should __ be ___________ here about___ ten cipal” was Senator Curtis. number of witnesses by the senate Here to look over the advantages St. Louis. a tryout with the Philadelphia ventory was introduced by Com­ cerned I’m willing to throw up the I ter the sale which would b#!‘ Bennett declared there was noth­ committee in the Dauherty inves­ By a Chicago Station had that Sanford has to offer in tho Nationals when they trained here sponge,” Glenn suid. the length of time it would ing to be concealed about his con­ tigation. in 1914, but was sent to Milwaukee missioner S. L. Lowry. The stock­ xvuy of climate and business op­ bly take to arrange for tha I ferences with Senator Curtis and The sennto passed the treasury Of interest to local radio funa anil inter to Portland, Ore. The taking will include all renl estuto portunities, is Hampel C. Seigel, TRIAL IS POSTPONED of the construction conti that there was no reason why the and postoffice department appro­ is the news received this morning Florida League seuaon opens owned by the city, nnd the equip­ prominent furniture dealer and GAINESVILLE. Mur. 8.—Trial arrange for tho passing of th* j senator’s name should not havo priation bill. from Chicago by T. A. Scott, man­ Apr. 7. business man of Iaxwrence, L. I. ment of each city department. . Paid up insurance was agreed ager of the Western Union, stating been used in the message. He did Mr. Seigel arrived in Sunford Fri­ of J. M. Fennell, former vice­ tractors’ bonds. of the failed Florida hot sav that the Kansas senator upon by tne house ways and means that a unique contest, the details day night from St. Augustine president had asked to convey any message committee as a major provision of which were not made public, While no site has been where he spent several duys. This Bank and Trust Company, hus M-McLean other than personal in the bonus hill. will be conducted by radio tonight. is his first visit to Florida and was been postponer until June 10. as yet for the location of The first test votes on Muscle The contest Is being put on by stings. attracted to this ststc by the won­ Judge Long granted the postpone­ ter works plant accor iters on Feb. 14 Code Message Shoals in the house showed a ma­ station WTAZ, located at Chicago, derful exhibits* of the various coun­ ment because of Fennell’s ill- Mayor lake it has been decided that itw ill be Much of the questioning of Ben­ jority of those voting on amend­ and will broadcast Its plans some ties which he saw at Madisun health. somewhere near the into! nett—the only witness of the day ments to favor the Ford bid. Square Garden in New York City time tonight. NEW HEAD OF POST Plans are being made by the announced through the columns of two weeks ago. Thirteenth Street and —revolved around a code message Representative Theodore E. Bur­ The message did not say at what FORT MYERS, Mar. 8.—Dr. of \ Avenue. This location I*-, he said he had dlrecsed be se;it to ton notified the administration time the contest will begin. In Democratic Executive Committee The Herald: Mr. Seigel said this morning that Harry W. Grudy has been selected For Clerk of tho Circuit Couit: thus because of its accisibility! j McLean Feb. 14 a l'«w hours be­ that he preferred to remain in connection with this, it was an­ of Seminole county for a big nilfar ho hud been favorably as tho new commander for Rabe O. fore the formal subpoena for the congress to being secretary of the nounced that a debate on the pro­ day old-fashioned political rally Vance E. Douglass, if. H. Chap­ Impressed with tho utatc und thut Wilkinson Post, No. 38 of the railroad and also because publisher was issued by the com- navy., hibition question will also be and picnic to be held ji t Sanford pell and W. L. Morgan. Sanford looks better to him thun American Legion. He will succeed desirable qualities. For Sheriff: Raymond L. Allen, either President Coolidge, it was an­ broadcasted. With reference to the in the nearfuture when candidates mittec. This message as decoded Jacksonville, St. Augustine Hollund McCormick, recently re­ It was stated by the ma, nounced favors the proposal in contest, tho message stated that for state and county offices will E. E. Brady, W. A. Tillis and C. or Daytona. He %vlll spend two signed. by a cipher ex:pert said: n site under consideration V Haul. “Say WYFGE for nearly an congress for a Joint resolution to entrants will bo (given until Mon­ be asked to attend and speak. past few weeks, may be days here and then will go to St. make effective a 25 per cent reduc­ For Crunty I’rofculing Attor­ day morning to wire in answors From indications this will be ons hour. Hia direct messuge to you is, but just what is its local Petersburg, Tumpu und Clenron the contest. Prizes for radi > of the md-st important 'political ney: Gu rge C. Herring und Ernest wuter, returning home within 10 'I am at WYCGO elbow and stand­ tion in the 1923 taxes. not given out. ing at the guns. All that is pos­ Representatives Langley, of Ken­ fnn&s in every state will be given. gatherings ever held in this sec­ F. Householder. According to the plan** duys. . For County Judge: J. G. Sharon, Radio enthusiasts in Sanford tion of the state. At the meeting sible to do will be done by us ao tucky, and Zihlman, of Maryalndspecifications the work “When I go home you may be you should worry delay selection denied that they had ever exercis­ and vicinity will learn with inter­ of the county committee held last John G. Leonardy and Schells sure that I shall tell my friends divided into six parts, prosecutor. Give WYHOL my love. ed influence Improperly and Mr. est of this unique offer and no Saturday assssments were made Manes. approximately 20 miles of * about Sunford,” wus u statement CELERY For Representative: J. R. Lyles. Mr. Seigel made to Muyor Forrest I don’t want WYHOL to bo dis­ Langley demanded a house Investi­ dQubt there will be no small num­ for the various offices to cover mains with valves and hyd For Tax Collector: Join U. Jinturbed so long as 1 am on the gation of rumors that his name ber of persons “listening in” on election expenses and tentative concrete reservoir and foe There are 2,000 acres of cel­ Lake. Job. You know what to depend was mentioned in connection with tonight's program. plans were drawn up for a series kins and R. C. Maxwell. ery under cultivation near Sun­ pumping station- wells For Tax Assessor: A. Vnughan. upon. The fight is on me and 1 am the Chicago grand Jury report on of meetings to be held throughout pump*, pumping mi ford this year according to fig­ other misuse of office. ............... For Superintendent of Public Catholic Archbishops necessary equipment ready for them and feeling fine.” the county before tho June pri­ ures supplied by F. II. Scruggs, Ira E. Bennett of the Washing­ John M. Roach Dies At mary. Instruction: T. W. Lawton. (Signed) "COUNT.” gallon steel tank on locul representative of the Ag­ ton Post, told the oil committee Fort Myers Saturday ‘' _ _ . 8ays He’s Count Although the primary will be For Member School Board. Fred Sail For Rome Today ricultural Bureau of Economic*, tower. Identifying himself as the that Attorney General Daugherty The reservoir will be held in less than 90 days, only 21 T. Williams and Chas. A. Dallas. la st year the acreage was 2,­ “Count,” Bennett first said that ns sent a reassuring message to E. NEW YORK. Mar. 8.—Arch­ 850. la s t year’s yield from enough to hold 1,000,000 FORT MYERS, Mar. 8.—John candidates have announced for For Constable Dist. 1: E. E. bishops nearly as he could remember hia B. McLean at Palm Beach, and M. Roach, age 75, retired president county office. Patrick Hayes of New fields here was 4.033 cars and it of water. The specificati Candidates must Walker. York and George \N. Mundelein of intent was to refer to Wilton J. that Senator Curtis, Republican, of the surface car lines of Chicago, quality on or before May 14 with estimated that there will be | for 1,900 yards of For County Commissioner: C. A. Chicago sailed on the steamer BcrLambert of counsel for McLean. Kansas was the "principal” men­ died at his hotel here early Satur­ R. J. Holly, secretary of the com­ 5-000 cars. According to these work- 450 cubic yards of , He explained that the publisher tioned in the McLean messages. day. 11s came here two months mittee whose offices are located in Raulerson, L. P. Hagan and E. H. nenguriu, Saturduy for Rome where figures Sanford supplies ap­ and 40 tons of reinforcinflr Senator Curtis, denying Bennetts they will be elevated to cardinallux dsent him a message to find out proximately 72 per cent of the The pumping unite local ago and had been in 111 health sev­ rooms 8 and 9 of the Ball building Kllber. th* fire station and connect if Lambert was diligently and ably testimony, demanded a hearing eral years. The body was sent to on First street. For Justice of the Peace: L. G. ntes by Pope Pius at tho consistory celery grow nln this state. before the committee and liennett (Continued on pag* Mar. 24. watching his affairs. Stringfellow. The following candidates havo Chicago Saturday afternoon. will be recalled. (Continued on page 8) B8NNEITREFUSES WOOD’S SON IS CALLED TODAY B Y COMMITTEE E B HOUSE REJECTS SHOALS OFFERS ON EVERY VOTE Committee Decides Jury In the Byfield To Give Bonus of Candler Suit Will Paid Up Insurance DeliberatesTonight K E Washington News Plans Being Made To Hold Barbecue and Political Rally In Sanford Soon SANFORD FACTS a***A‘A ^». ,/a-t.J •.f»!. W , • *** . *.*W*«v' 1*.• �Men’s $30.00 all-w ool Suits . $12.50 Suit C ases Genuine'Cow Hide $3.50 Ladies* Pongee $3.00 R ipplette Bed Pants W aists Spreads 81x90 $2.50 Boys* $2.00 Pepperal 20c H ock Towels Men’s $6.00 all-wool Sheets 81x90 Pants Mrs. Byfleld testified that Mr. Candler suggested to her hus­ band that it would bo best for him to stay at homo, to which both she and her husband refused to listen. Last Night Out. “On tho last night out," she said, “a champagne dinner was given by members of their party." .She tes­ tified that a t 2:39 o’clock in the morning aho retired after being escorted to her state room by her husband, who returned to the par- K arla, CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS In The World Of Sports JUDGE IIOUSIIOLDER SPEAKS BOAT RACES AT Bennie Hill Named MOUNT DORA TO Second Driver For BE HELD TODAY Indianapolis Race THIS WEEK IN SANFORD At the meeting of the Men’s Club of the Congregational Church Friday Thursday evening, Judge E-' F. Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Housholder spoke to the men on Commerce at 12:15, Valdez Hotel. three pleasures: The pleasure of Regular meeting of Knights llviig in this great state of Flor­ Templar at 7:30 p. m.. Masonic ida; the pleasure of hard work, and the piensuro of good friendship. Tho Misses Frnnk, Robinson nnd Shipp entertained tho men with a few vocal selections. On Mar. II the men will have a wienie-roast at the home of Armour Renaud neur Silver Lake. INDIANAPOLIS. Mar. 7.—Ben­ Annual Regatta Sponsored hy Mount Dora Yacht Club Draws nie llitl, diminutive scion of speed, Large Crowd of Enthusi­ Veteran Baseball Manager of Cin­ is the second driver to be an­ asts Todny cinnati Reds Lies at Death's nounced as n competitor in the Door in Orlando Hospital The annual regatta sponsored by international 500-mile rucc to be ORLANDO, Mar. 7.—At 1:30 the Mt. Dora Yacht Club will be held at the Indianapolis Motor this morning following n consulta­ held this afternoon nnd much in­ Speedway next May 30. Hill's entry in a Miller special has been ac­ tion between Dr. J. U’. Drupcr, terest centers in this event which cepted and it is simultaneously an­ famous New York specialist, nnd has successfully been held for the nounced that Hill will be up on car safety retaining wall without Dr. G. H. Edwards, Morun’s attend­ past few ycurs. Yachting enthusi­ No. 3, being the third entry in the touching, rode 75 feet through space in the runaway and landed a ing physiciun, it wos announced asts in this vicinity and nil over coming classic. prisoner beneath the overturned "Little Bennie," ns he is affec­ from the Cincinnati Red manager’s the state are looking with keen in­ tionately known wherever present- enr, his body cut und slashed and bedside at the Orange Generul Hos­ terest the outcome of the numerous duy speed creutions are discussed, his bones broken. His mechanic, pital that the next 12 hours will tel! races thut will tukc plate. drove in lust year’s 500-mlie race, i Henry Frank, osenped without a mark, thrown cleur of the wreck­ tho tale of Moran's life, with thj Mt. Dorn is packed with visitors which was won by Tommy Milton, ' age as the car landed. For weeks odds against him. Dr. Draper de­ according to reports coming from in an li. C. S. special, but he was (Continued from page 1) 1 1 ill remained immovable in a hos­ scribed Moron's desperate condi­ forced out bright und curly with pital, maintaining an optimistic and and when asked wliether she cxtion as ucutc nephritis, commonly that city. Hundreds of visitors in engine troubiu. cgUed "Bright’a disease." No com­ cars will visit there this afternoon Hill is one of the outstanding cheerful outlook that has endeared peetd to return to him sho replied “hnrdly thought so.” plication in Morun’s lungs huve oc­ frum the muny neoighboring towns. examples of fearlessness in uuto- him to all racegoers. Mrs. Byfleld testified that sho curred, it was announced. Hu is A few people from this city have mobile racing. Ho was not promin­ Despite his announced ambition planned to attend the affair. expected to survive the night. ently considered us u dangerous i to return to the track us soon as and her husband were close friends Last yonr it is conservatively competitor until after he suffered ho was discharged from the hos­ of Mr. and Mrs. Candler and that Tom Morun, the only brother. «% cording to u telephone communica­ estimated that 0,000 persons wit­ a sensational spill in a race—an pital, his close friends admitted during th? spring of 1922, Mr. tion last night, is leaving his home nessed the affair, and each und experience thut would have sent at the time thnt he never would bo Candler suggested a trip to Eu­ at Fitchburg, Mass., for Orlundo every one of this group of spec­ many u driver to the grundstund able to race ngnin—that his nerve rope. He planned, according to this morning. Mrs. Moran und two tators seemed to he more than for the remainder of his days. would be shattered. But true to Mrs. Byfieia, to take his two well pleased with the presentation. children ure en route to Orlundo. It wus during u short exhibition his promise, Hill did go buck to the daughters and invited tho Byflelds Toduy, if the pluns of the com­ event nl Indianupolis when Hill, at speedway shortly after his release to _join the .party. _ He *lator made carry through, the event the wheel of one of Luis Chevro­ from the hospital and started a sen­ financial arrangements for the By­ Volusia County Club mittee will be u gala one. No expense let's Frontcnacs, speeded too rapid­ sational winning streuk that put fields to make the trip. been spared in the attempt to ly around the first dangerous turn him at tho top of the heap of bet­ Ju st prior to sailing for Cher- j At University Wins has muko the regatta the best that on the Hoosier course, nurdled tho ter American drivers. bourg, France, on board the Bercnbeen given Florida. The Basketball Title hasTheeverprogram which will be fol­ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. lowed this afternoon and which Jlar. 7.—The Volusia country club will open, according to an an­ won the basketball championship nouncement by the regatta com­ of the county club circles by virtue mittee, this afternoon at 1:30 in­ of a forfeit on the part of the Lake- cludes the following events: Sail­ county team. As soon as the game ing race; water sports, which will was decided forfeited :o the Volusia include women and men’s canoe cltib team, they were carried to a racing, women and men’s war local studio where their pictures canoe racing, canoe tilting, swim­ ming races, super-skidbourd stunts were taken for the Seminole. The Volusiu club defeated: Pin­ and fishermen’s piug bait casting ellas club, 2-0; Alachua, 21-18; contests (this event is to be par­ Brudford, 2-0; Wnhoo.'oosa, 18-15; ticipated in munly by Rollins Col­ Columbia, 15-12, thus eliminating lege mermaids und -mermistera"); Fully recognizing our responsibility to human society, to the insuring all the clubs in their division, nnd kicker nice; handicap race, open ns Lake county hud won nil the to all boats; 15-mile class handi­ public and to the South, we propose, at all times, to render the very highest ames in that division the two un- cap; lHl-mile class handicap; 20type of humanized insurance service. mile class handicap; express ufeuted teams were scheduled to hteet ench other in the gymnasium cruiser ruce; 25-mile class handi­ to decide the championship, which cap and a free-for-all: In this We Are the Pioneer Life Insurance Company was uwarded to Voiusin upon fail­ event boats must show speed of 30 ure of thp Lake county players to miles per hour to qualify. The win­ ning of this ruce also carries with appear. Entering Sanford nnd other sections of Florida in the investment Held. it the- championship of the inland wnterwuys of Flurida anti in ad­ Northern and eastern life insurance companies have contributed dition the Heim cup wifi be ward­ largely towards making the north and east.rich. Life insurance money ed conditionally to the winer. cun do the same thing for the South. The final event on the slate is a free-for-ull displucetnui: bouts. The Be inquisitive. Talk over without obligation, your life insurance races, it is announced, lire being problems and needs with run under the rules of the Amer­ A t City Park, Sunday, Mur. 'Jth ican Fewer Bout Association. 3:30 I*. M. J 1. March. The Governor ...... ■ ........................... Ilu 2. Overture, Golden ^Dragon 3. Valse from "Tho Lace Handkerchief Bathing BeautyRevue Will feature American Legion Meet St. Pete ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Mar. 7 Strauss —Mur. 21 hn* been set ax the date 4. Novelette, Moonlight. ill I for the local elimination contest Florida ............ — Storm for the bathing beuuty entrants in 6. Sacred Selection, The Holy the American Legion state convertCity ...........- Adams tion show, it was announced toINTERMISSION day. fl. March, Sempre Fideles .... TIub bathing beauty show will .......................... Sousa mark the climax in the entertain­ 7. Selection, Burgomaster ment program arranged by tho St. ............................... Luders Petersburg legion post for the 8. Medley, Favorite Southern thousands of visitors expected Air* .... .............- .... Reeve* here during the three day* of the 9. Overture, Spic nr.d Span convention, Mar. 27, 28 and 29. _ ..............................Jewell “ We are going to show the peo­ 10. S tar Spangled Banner.... ple of Florida that St. Petersburg ___ .........................j.... Key is proud of tho legionnaires in the state and that the city will give JOS. REIZENSTEIN, them the greatest time they have Bandmaster. ever enjoyed," auy the people of this city. J. H. JACKSON, District Manager. 16x33 “Is that you, Walter," Mrs. By­ field stated she asked a man whom she had seen slip into tho darkened slate room, adding that she knew it could not be her husbpnd as he would have turned qn the lights. The only reply from the man whom she said she recognized as being Candler was that “ho placed his hands on my shoulders." “He would pot leavo the room when I ordered him to," the witness con­ tinued. "Yes, nnd after he saw Candler, ha became enraged. 1 said: Orlando’s Largest Store, " 'Darling, I'm glad you came But my husband struck me in th face, tie struck mu s rumber c blows, perhaps eight or ten, | hard as he could hit me." Mrs. Byfleld stated that Candli fell to the floor when her husbai entered the state room and ti claimed, "Clyde, I’m drunk." .Si denied that Candler came to hc^ d during the beating admini.tcred] her by Byfleld, hut admitted "smashed my husband in the re] ho hard that blood came. And tld tho twokrr*^ begun to fight." Orlando, Fla Quality Did It ANNOUNCING THE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA FOR THE FREE AND FREE-WESTINGHOUSE SEWING MACHINES A fter careful consideration, wo have con­ sented to become exclusive distributors for The Free and Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machines for this section, having fully decided that ‘The Free is tho best Sewing Machine to be found on the m arket today.” . We endorse the Free and Free-Weatinghouse Sewing Machine as being the leading Sewing Ma­ chine of the world today, and recommend it to the jteople of Central Florida. To introduce this great improvement to the women of Orlando and Central Florida, it is being made especially easy to obtain Tho Free and FreeWestinghouse on convient terms. As a Console Tnble you would not think it a Sewing Machine The Free-Westinghouse Electric is made by The Free Sewing Machine Co., and the Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. Among the different models are, The Free Six Drawer, Cabinet and Desk Models—The FreeWestinghouse Electric, Console, Desk and Port­ able Models. ax above reody for Hewing BUY THESE MACHINES FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER LISTED BELOW - - Sanford, Fla Office in Chamber of Commerce Bldg. J. M. Gillon, Sanford, Fla, Winter Park Electrc & Construction Winter Park, Fla. Juhnsnn Electric Company, East Pine St., Orlando, Fla. » Walker Electric Company Winter Garden, Fla. Curry Electric Company, South Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla, Ayers Electric Company, 24 North Orange Ave. • GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Assets over $23,000,000. Insurance in force over $215,000 000.00. Yowell-Drew Co ORLANDO, FLA. �I* - *»- ; .-M# ii'*./-. crY* Vt j .*W SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, M A R C B M R 4. i . .V H itner Reviews N ew York Fair !LIMIT FOR TAX ing Thanks for Co-Operation REFUND ON 1918 . B F. Wkitner. Jr. It is a narrow line that divides INCOMES SHORT # educational value of the the endeavors of education and ad­ Those Who Overpaid On Incomes fal collection of Florida vertisement. Florida, nnd in par­ In 1919 Most File Claims . as displayed In, Modi* ticular Seminole county... has but By Mar. 15 'Square Garden- for a week, to really demonstrate - its over­ be hard to over-estimate. whelming advantages, ns a place ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. »-D id ’ vast majority of people In and in which to live, to attract the you over-pay your Income tax in id New York City, have no homeseckcr nnd tourist, and but ii . iq , >ear iy l8 conception of Florida, nor of to let the people know of its *u[ know that the time limit lacts. Many of them perior products, to sell them. It It was a wild morass, I t will not be amiss to acknnwl in making claim for a refund ex­ •enr few civllezed inhabit­ edge, here, the help ofthosc who pires on the 1.1th of the present ant! no (rood roads, schools, co-operated in “putting across the month ? Halts, churches or convenFrank Hempstead, well known Before the exposition Florida Vegetable Corporation, med its doors, they believer that donated large quantity of ccclry. lax counsellor of Atlantn and it of the citrus fruits came Sanford Oviedo Truck Growers, Washington, has called attention California, and the celery dnonted Inrge quantity of celery. to this important feature of the , Kalamazoo. Chase & Co.- donated large quan­ federal income tux acts. £The exhibits were an cye-open- tity celery nnd citrus. “If a taxpayer has any reason r to most of them. They were Farmers' Exchange, donated lished at the varied products, large quantity of celery and to­ to believe that hu over-paid his income taxc.T for the yenr lit 18. it is ! gfa their excellence. Citrus, sugar matoes. Jeane and vegetables attracted the John Bell, donated Inrge quan­ imperative that he immediately ^ 1 file a claim for refund before Mar. it attention. If nny one prod- tity of celery. Hi, 11*21, with the collector of h!s | received more publicity than Oviedo Citrus Exchange, donated »; f vJKlily other one product, it was citrus. district, so that he automatically rt® ry- as displayed and Riven Geneva Citrus Exchange, do­ opens an avenue of extending th.-, time in which to adjust hi.t claims,' a t the Seminole county nated citrus. . More than a car load was T. W. McClain, donated citrus. raid Mr. Hempstead. $1 p The first installment r.f the in­ iven away, along with a bookMrs. Endur Curlett, donated cit­ come tax for last yenr will also of celery recipes. Everywhere rus nnd poinsettiaa. s : FfS I t due Mar. 15, when L'ncJc Sam, ✓ =>, New York, it seemed, could be Nelson &_Co-, donated citrus. GnDard, donated according to tits expcin. will prob-1 'g f someone going home with Hr. M. ably be riched by half n billion k of- coiery. In the subways, grapefruit. elevated, in the street cars Wakefield Preserving Co., da­ dollars. Regularly thereafter, m quarterly periods, equal sums will on the streets, people were unted preserves exhibit. Ing celery, and everybody C. L. Walker, btets nnd cabbage.. be paid on personal in Homes nnd where it came Jrom... The Joe L. l.einhnrt, donated celery. profits. Two billions of dollar--— I manager of the exposition It- B. Chapman, donated carrots. mid enough more to build two bat­ tleships—were received by the na­ of the opinion that the celery F. S. Vernny donated citrus. distributed was the’ greatmt Aitnnionte Fern Co-, donated tional treasury from these sources in the last fiscal year. Even mote advertisement, of the whole Inrge quantity asparagus fern. .exposition. Many requests Jloyal Fern Corportion, do­ may be expected in 021. A great army of more tbnn 7,been coming in already for nated large quantity nspuragiis 000,000 wage earners are walking 6iia! copies of the pumphlct fern. yeeipes for celery. Hreren nnd Allen, donated vege­ up to Uncle Sam’s windows to pay their assessed share toward the .The booth of Seminole county tables. kept unusually attractive b> S. L Murphy, donated lettuce, expense* of the government. Tin(D is more than one in every six of ull malic replacement, nt short onion, peppers. nls, with fresh vegetables of I.. A. Sheldon, donated peppers. gainfully employed persona more sorts and with beautiful ferns Mr. Simms of (diftun, donated than 10 years of age. Five mil­ (D lions of them will be paying taxes flowers. Everything wn.i peppers. ed except the citrus which John Robertson, donated lettuce. on incomes between 51,000 nnd <§) nicely for the period of a W. A. Fort, donated escarolc. ?.’.,000, and nearly another million The booth was fully ns nt- John J. B. Taylor- donated en­ on incomes between £1,000 an I 51,0(10. tlvc a t the end of the last day divett Wnh when the exposition R. F. Cooper and Sanford Mo­ ■W. Much comment was nrous- tor Company, for many special by the wonderful display of favors. arves and honey set off to Flowers were furnished nt an advantage by n number of unusually low price by Stewart, ng lights behind them. The the Florist, vegetables by Rex th as a whole was the brightest Packard and W. B. Glide-will, and t in the garden, lighted ns it honey by Tim Tietsemn. by an additional 1200 candle The details of design of the NEW YORK CITY. Mar. 8.— 1 1 from behind the arch of booth were worked out by J. E. Mougbton. Mr. Shinholaer was11"-' photo-opera, a distillation of and flowers. T..... ... ........ ........ ............... the contractor who built the booth Ltho* *iVst ovaijable in films as sc red in the the foreman rcore by «n» icuumg lending rg irea tnu newspapers of or the .and anti trie roremnn was Mr. W. W \i V.* ^u .;* operatic ’*1 1 metropolis* about the oxposl- Vnn Ncrr.q, Mrs. Watson and Roy American cnrnpor.cr, has been ^ t, and Seminole county's booth Scout Troop No. I kindly let the > , "Ught into existence through the se in for Its full share. Tli«; hootli be constructed in the latter's ^(Bn,lJK ‘ f, \* contract here by ^Florida products dinner, given “ " citing room in the Wciaku, *,0UK|a* FaIrbnnk“ and Morru > f the repicscntatives of the New Ming. The paintings were the (,c"t , Pi? ,of ,fhe fontract irk presH, also was the subject rk of C. J. Rumph. who with ca}1 ro1: -M!> " »J>«cling nnd (g r.. Whitner nnd It W. Pcnrman. !,u' The hief of Bagdad,'’ ^ much favorable comment, and r> arcomimnied the exhibit to !n which I*uirhank* plays the film kin Seminole got, and deserved hern. »r aharc of the publicityRoth it (tints expressed them* On Washington’s birthday 1.1,—mg— ..................................The booth was financed by the 000 school children were marched .county nnd city. Mr. Edward Hig-. rrlvos ns delighted with their new trough the garden, and thtir'glnr,, Mayor Lake, F. [,. Bennett, [*artnership. ;,rtnerahip. Heretofore Mr. Gc.it Gc.il wehera and those in charge o f ,members of the Sanford Chamber , ' "rH* Ki;iw, UI, t*l,‘ theal i ' various Ixstths, explained theiof Commerce, Agricultural and tnr’ v, , . rairbanks has ro■ various exhibits to them. Ua- i Publicity Committees and Mnany riSrv,' ( acL,***'()a--*Or.'tlie.;acr®00« HHmptcdly those kiddies learned a | others, co-operated in many R,. f o'; ‘’intruct represent sa corngreat deni more about Florida, in valuable ways. Especial mention h*'on}ise satisfactory to l»otb, • practical way that day, than must be made of the very g re a t! thanka to the mUrventton of Morthey would in their whole common asristance rendered iiy Geo. I*. t,n' cr ” t'son, composer and for■-y f' Ochool education, front their his- Fish- Inc., of New York, Mr. Fish mer guest conductor of the Phil­ topics end geographies- Ten times arranged for nil trucking, storngd, harmonic Orchestra. |*\ £ttyt{ adults trimmers, etc. Mr. 0 | | lmany , , came to see the . celery wnshers,.............. . Represents Sixteen Months' Labor The composer has handled his ^efbositiun. nnd surely there is a Fish nnd his office manager, Mr. ^belter understanding in New York Hcavcner, went to n great deal of . . , , , , -----id real i trouble to help put the exhibit for pro.liictiori tit the Metre- i(g) l-iii politnn. Iha photo-opera took IfiJrSjje opportunities that Florida offers. acrosH in finu shape. ______________________ _____________ months to complete. Mr. Wilson kept busy all this time writing the U o e rlo A A » n music, while the enormously large H a rd e e A p p o i n t s nwt ailed before his eyes. Thu v% rn a jj i Oriental play, which is to open nt TRIBUTE AND INDORSEMENT S NEWHIGH SALES RECORDS FOR CORAL GABLES HOUSES AND PLOTS NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE IN , MIAMI REAL ESTATE SELLING Total Sales for the Month of February $ 2, 109,209 Gest and Fairbanks SigntoShow“Thief of Bagdad” Opera i , Untermyer Thinks j ‘State Should Send Brown 10 m arA . |t t FU'lieJJ f n llllll di’OSi ,,n stSCVO 1 Hill* 1 - Bryan As Delegate I11. Myers iVlectin,<r I''1tnks "* <lasserted. "*,u,s t<.>p^^ucc, Mr. Fairn i , , , ,, „ „ . . . . "I am happy to bo of help If* — .Mar. 8—Samuel Resourrea of Ranks Organized I n- in this very Hr./U.il, presentation-” Mr. Gest , C t\ , ‘' “ 'W, Vfrom 'rk il-' Banking Q9- lorney, issuedI11a"1? statement his J''r f’tKte ... . . Laws- Show :,‘»*'l. it t nU“KI have given to New York w. home here in which he declared* “ 1rtmiendnus Increase. !!. *•'»*}** .nights, through me Chauve-Souris, and its Italian jnrf **1trtas “ unthinkable that the Hem Moscow Art Theater nnd the FORT MYERS, Mar. 8,-G ovcrMpCoCTBtk party of Florida could be nights, ihrougit Eleonora Duse. ti eiM idupijnuted iilufujnuted by corporiitions, rid- "”r A. Ilnnice has appointed - Now , Jin, K;Anf, to k1vc. „,e city M by railroads and their news* Run. Char Ida If, Rrown of Tampa Arabian nights*" t i 'S Fal>cri,> UH hise the opportunity to personally represent tile govar------- ------------------l iLl8 t rePre**Jhted by no outstandas a part of the entourage of e ,, , . .. , , , ti Ing a national figure, whose iire.t- nor ,i, iir, , ladies of the hast Side Circle of the West Const Highway and lathat city, in charge. ence na a delegate woulil add so greatly to the prestige of the state tniami Trail Jubilee Motorcade, The Tampa reception to the ntoin the convention,” Mar. 10, II and 12, from High torcade will take the form of u y * Mr. Untermyer wits referring to .Springs . . . to Fort Myers. ^ .... ..................... __ in the courtMr. Brown' Brest muss meeting the Democratic Conven-!will h'liise at 7;:it) 7::i() o'clock o’clock p. p, in., m., with , National . —..... - --------will join the motorcade aatt Brooks- house lion in ,\ew lork in June and to ville and will officially participate **• F. Owen chairman of the Good a strong move within Flor-Jin ull of Us aeriiil meetings, and Hoads Bureau of the Tampa Board Ida to keep Mr. Bryan from he- particularly in tho dedication of i °f Trade, in charge. At this point coming a delegate. The statement the new one and one-half mile Judge .M. M. Allison, president of was made after Mr. and Mrs. I.mg bridge across the Caloo.uiliat- fho Dixie Highway Association, Bryan and their daughter, Mrs. cht-c river at Fort Myers, on Hie ,S,|J Hon. W. C. Ellens of Chiiugo, liir||rcn v i>l had had iuncliemi at moining of the 12th; and iikewi-e- pr*' i lent of the Illinois Highway the Untermyer home. jin addressing the F irst Anu.il Improvement Association- Judge The statement continues: "Tho j Convention of the Taniiunri Trail *f- B. Phillips, chairman of the Diraocrutic party in Florida would Association to he held that day on State Road Department- Tallahasdlegrace itself if it permitteil it- the Leo county fair grounds In s*!v; and other mcmltora of thu © W» to be coaxed or bullied by <East Fort Myers. j Statu Road Department, will bu the interests’ in Florida into reUnder the djr.ction of the K i-1present and address the meeting, i ’ pt jeeting a man wlio had Imjcii three wunis Club of Rrooksvillo. ,. ddici-!llll,l Join in the motorcade goiiig D - times its candidate for president nui chicken piicau will be rerved southward, and who hiis contributed and will to iha mt.toread • at about Haiti A great night meeting will bu always os long as lie lives- a g reat; p. in., Momloy, Mar 10, with tito I*1'!*! 011 Tuesday, Mar, 11, in Char•iloral force in the country. | ___ ______ ___ ____ ____ lutte Harbor Hay I'nrk, Pun la cg> “Whether we agree or disagre j Gordo, a t p- in. This city is with his economic views or poli­ on him nnd his folioworn. This is'm aking preparations to entertain cies Is quite beside the question. especially true in these troublous 2,000 guests at this function, with public ________ man witn times when corruption is reuring it great fish fry Tuesday night _The _ advice _ of a ____ a following m b as his cannot be,its ugly head throughout the land free hotel accommodations to tier. [ Ignircd without the mosU mi- , and when courage, character and l ttul members of the motorcade rv,ui ^feyHCable implications ns to the'sincerity are ro essential in public sandwiches and coffee for brvakulwurce of the affront thus put up-'leadership.” I fast the following morning. i , ■•% % Total Sales from October 22 to March 1 I.I..V Jt„l r.jl.L Total, Counfry Club Sales .for. .11. Days % » • i If All of the above figures are taken direct from our own sales-audits, and do not include any transactions in Coral Gables Properties outside of our own offices * * Advance Notice is hereby given of an increase of 12 1-2 per cent in prices of plots the Country Club, Douglas and Business Sections, on and after March 25th in ! M iam i’s Master Suburb GEORGE E. MERRICK, OWNER AND DEVELOPER DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS Executive Offices: 158 E. Flagler Street, Miami Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, Deland, Eustis I). W. Elder, Malinger. �STRAWN CH1I8TIAN SCIENCE e p w o r t h l e a g u e se r v ic e s Chureh services fur Sunday, First Methodist Church, Sunday 1024; f :30* ^object, “Man.” leahier, Miss Selma Thornley. Church services, 11 n. m. Pianist, Miss Lucille Pope. tOd«7 achool, 10 a. m. Ushers, Misses Kathcrln Mat­ 'opian’s Club building, On!, thews, Mary Crawford, Fannie Belle Priest, and Evelyn Edynffare Welcome. .held. Offering will be used on the METHODIST CHURCH carpet fund. ' W. J. Carpenter, Pastor ALL FOR CHRIST The pastor will preach at 11 a. Song, No. 2d, Jesus Is Coming. m. on the subject: “Trust, Real Song, Nd. 21. In the Same Old and Comfort.’* The night service wilt fee Under the auspices of the Reading. Mi*s Lillian Thorney. EpCnprth League. They hnve a Chorus, I Choose Jesus—I-cnguu. very interesting and attractive Scripture Lesson, 1 Cor. 10: L-21. program to present. Announcements. •' A ‘ meeting ot the stewards, Offeriny. trustaes and tho officers and teach­ Duct, Mirses Rulm Williams und! er* 'o f the Sunday school will be Florence Spurting. held.* few moments immediately What the Church F.xpccta of th e ! after the morning service. League—Mrs. C. II. Smith. The prayer meeting, which was What the League Expects of the suspended during the meeting at Church—Miss Nina May Cook. tht Baptist Church, will be rcUnion League Work—Mr. Aldinc ■unted on Wednesday night. Bird. Prayer, Miss Carolyn Spencer. WESLEYAN MISSION Awakening Chorus—League. Song, No. ICO, Hold The Fort. Services every Sunday. League Benediction. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The following are the Church W . have a good congregation. PAWTtV You gre cordallly invited to wor­ services for Sunday: 0: ir> a. m„ Sunday School. ship with us. I I n. in, preaching service. Rov. James A. Johnson, pnstor. 2 p. m., Junior Chirstinn En­ deavor. | 2:110 p. m.- Intermediate ChrisCOLD FACTS : tinn Endeavor. DIWU3'&0014 1 0:30 p. m., Senior Christian EnITa*, ivpj That’s what the Herald i dcavor. Want Ads are—cold facts— j 7:30 p. m., Preaching service. about things that are plan­ The session meets at the clo.te ned for your good, inuy ’ of each preaching service for the are plain statements that ' reception of members. Will help you get what you are after in business, home FIRS TIUITIST CHURCH or-recreation. Sunday School 0:30 a. m. Read these cold facts ev­ 1 Morning worship nml sermon II Silas H. Strawii (above) of Chiery day and soon it will In. in. Subject, The Disciple’s Comjengo has been appointed by Presi­ , pan ion. strike you forcibly that dent Coolidgc to teat, wth former * there is something you arc j IL Y. P. Unions 0:30. rhlsafng. That is the help I Evening worship and rermon Attorney Gctk^rul Thomas W. the Herald Wants can af­ 7:30. Bautismn! service at the Gregory, validity of oil leases opening of Jhe evening hour. ford you. Subject of evening sermon' In granted by former Secretary Fall. - Get accustomed to doing School Under the World’s Great- j things by the Herald Want est Teacher. Ad method and you will Prnyer meeting Wednesday eve7:30 p. ni.~Ver.pcro and ntldrc:: t, And them profitable, even ning 7:30. The pastor will begin Welaka Chapel, in the most trivial matters. a study of the conversations oi fprCLiT. F L O O C - 'P L A ^ M t ^EdOAJO! Fl_OOC.iPL'AU, The regular schedule for Lenten Turn tho cold facts of tho !JcnUF. jee/e £e r r > services will be given out nt the ■ Herald Wants into gold in o i services on Sunday. • your pocket. HOLY CROSS CHURCH A-fll. Art.IB Church services for tho first To reach all tho people ALL SOULS CHURCH Page l.;g Oflae of R. C. HUNTER & URO. Arcliite.ts. effectively — leave your [Sunday in Lent will he: Tomorrow is the First Sunday ' W»nt Ad a t The Herald o f­ ; 7:30 n. m.—Low Celebration. I■ (House A*01) in 1-cnt. fice. Phone uh to send for Sunday School at 0 a. m. sharp. i It,'-or phone It to tho Want Wchtka Chapel. — A UNIQUE HOUSE FOR A CITY LOT Low Mass at 10:30 a. m. i): 15 a. m.—Sunday school. High Ad Department. Sermon on the gospel of tho day. What is move gratifying than a possession of distinction? Something that stands nut among its 1school. instvoutlofi^«nd hena- ti?fl*T)MiV Of •cMlriD'offe does not want a freakish house; but one whose lines and character are artistic [■ l II a. m.—Moriifng service and J,| diction at 7:30 p. m. und unusual, is sure to please. And when the house is so planned that it can be built on a fifty foot lot, i* Milano theatre. Masses during the week at 8 a. with ample apace around it to provide a proper setting, it is more than rle.-irablc. m. Friday evening at 7:15, Stations^ Tho houce shown herewith combines the unique, the artistic and the compact, Of cream colored stucco, on hollow tile construction, it forms with its warm green trimmings, a do-1 of the Cross, sermon nnd’ and bencdicbencdic lightful harmony with the foliage nnd the grass. m lion. During th e . lenten season the The individual and attractive entrance porch strikes a note of character, nnd is worthy of study. g following course of sermons will On enters directly into the largo living room; n fireplace with its cheerful fire bids one a really warm g be preached on Religious Indif­ welcome in the chilly days, nnd a long window box,under the row of windows in the front, makes the i ■ ference. room cool and dainty in the summer, when geraniums and hanging vines bloom within it. 1. Jesus Before Pilate. A generous dining room opens from the living room. A kitchen, fully equipped nnd a pnntry with 2. Pride a Cause of Religious cuplwiards that would delight the heart of any housewife, complete the first floor. Indifference. One finds on the second floor, three good bed rooms, with plenty of closets; and small pnnrd win­ 3. Live of Riches, n Cause of dows that admit the wholesome air nnd sunshine .nuke there rooms healthful mid cheery. Religious Indifference. •I. Love of Luxury, Another A tiled bath with its built-in tub, a large linen closet nnd n hail, complete the second floor. Cause of Religious Indifference. . Truly, this is a home that anyone would find delightful to live in. A place where one could have 3. Fear of Man a Cause of Re­ all the comforts ami conveniences that the word “11omo" implies. ligious Indifference. Cost about ?7,t!00. 0. Misery, the End of Religious Complete working plans nml specifications of tii is house may be obtained for a nominal sum from Indifference. 7. The Consideration of Christ the Building Editor. Refer to House A-lil. Crucified, tho Remedy for Re­ R. C. HUNTER & URO., Architects. ligious Indifference. 501 Fifth Avenue, Now York City. These sermons are especially applicable to the times nml the public is cordinlly invited to hear ami li.v v i r t u e of llm t n - r t n l i i Dual A. D. t » ] t . them. The first will be preached deeree iif foreetiiN iirr a n il s a l e r e n ­ It Is f u r t h e r ordered t h a t a copy dered nml e n t e r e d in tin- t ’lreiilt o f this o r d e r lie pulliidieil once a next Friday night. Ontiri of Hem I mi! i* t ’liioity, F lorid a, W eek rig h t c o n s e c u tiv e The sittings in this church are hi rh utirory, w h e r e i n J o h n Daniels w e e k s loIIIr tIS) h e Hanford ll e r a l d . a free. l In the I 'o m id a in u n t und W il li e lj u r - n e w s p a p e r published In said F Mercer and McLeran Announce Candidacy H. T. PACE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. i LIVE OAK, Mur. \V. I). Mercer of this city and A. W. MeLontn of Wellborn have an­ nounced their candidacy to repre­ sent groups one nnd two, respec­ tively, in the lower house of the legislature, mihjccl to nomination in the Democratic primary June 3. Both hove served in the house before. Won’t be long before time to organize a Sons of World War Vets to fight for their father’s bonus. BETTER HOMES Tlirye is so much weather il all can’t be good. T v ln an d M am ie t l a r v l n , Ills w ife, ,-ire 1*011111)'. the defendant!! henrlio; d a t e of tinW itn e ss m y hand a n d o fficial 19th day of F e b r u a r y . A. I>. 19]I, I s e a l Hits t h e 7tli day o f M arch, A. th e oiidei'Klgii'd special minder, J>. l»:t. will, mi M o n d a y . Aiirll 7th. I97«. (HK.H.) K. A. IXMb IUAHS, d u rin g tile l e g a l h o u r s o f s a le , b e ­ Clerk C irc u it Court, fore the F in irt lim in e d o o r . In H-rritty ; A. M W e e k s. D. C. llole C ounty, 1- lorldii. o f f e r f o r sale, am t aetl to t h e h lK to n t b i d d e r f o r rash, till' f o llo w ink' d e n r r l h e t l lauds In H, m inute I’o m i t y , l-'lot hin, lo-w l i : The W est H a l f of tli. W e s t U nit of the Mast T w o A cres o f t h e N orth H a lf of t h e Niirtln-MSt Q u a r t e r of the N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of Hoiithw est Q u a r t e r o f H re tlo u .73. T o w iiftli hi ID S o u th of lia iig n 31 Fast. Is (he Rhone Number Said l a n d s t o tie so ld t o s a t is f y said d ecree a m i costs. S. A It. WII.KKflXON. -------------------------- tV u esti u f e l t. vs. C o m p lain an t. D a n ie ls . C o m p l a in a n t , l-S, V. HID i i n r v i n am i .Mamie tl a rv l n his Wife, D e f e n d a n ts . .M l ' r i c l : OF M A S IT H I'S S A I .I :. N otice is h e r e b y K lven t h a t umlei PAY TWO PROFITS ON THE WIRING IN YOUR HOME. LET YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK SEPAR­ ATE. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. J. M. GILLON I? , i ■/ V JT> •tajT /X For Resurfacing: Old Roofs •* 4 ’1 1 1 . 4 Gonascn Latlte Shingles can be laid directly over a of uld, worn out wooden shingles. There la no need to rip olT the cracked, twisted Premise of their distinctive design and the Key, Latite Shingles lork aa securely into place on top at gles ns they do on a new, amooth roof aurfaee. The double with their pleasing shadow llnr, conceal the irregularitie surface. The saving (o the owner of the building la coxuMj since tie cost of labor is greatly reduced. Leaving the uld roof in place not only protecta the, I from storms which may occur while the new roof la befall plied, but It makes a warmer house in winter and a cooler I in summer. ’ And last but not least, you save considerable on yoar Insurance u s the rate on Gcnnsrn Latlte Shingles ir, e— “ bly less than on wooden shingles. *•»». •-« i j »in •»i«# t * 1m i * t .ni . t. a* ».***•••. Get Prices From Hill Lumper THE HOUSE THAT GIVES S e r v i c e Sanford. FI Phone 13!) SanfordPaint& Phone 4 4 0 The S t a l e of F l o r i d a : T o Ctms It. j U 'u e r te n fe lt, l l e e p n n d e n l : Il is o r d e r e d Hint - m i n p iie a r to j tlo* lu ll iif C o m i d a l n t tiled mcuiiud you herein, o n tin* 3th d a v of May, il W H Y ? “COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE/’ ASPHALT SHINGLI «a*ewti7innaaKBBaH9BHB|faaaaBiiHiiBaBtiaHHaHaBBtiBBaaan 13taa9«tfaBaaBaH BaBaBaB aB aB B aaaaaaaaaB aB B aaaitaB B aB naaEaD B aaB «aB aaaaB B B B B B aaaaaaaB aaB aaB aaaB B B i BaaflBnaBBBHBBBBMBaaBaBBBaBaaBBBBaaaaBflBBnaaaiiHM*BKBBBBi*BUBaaaMHaaBaaaaaaaBaaaaBBBBBaBaaaaBi TODAY, “BETTER HOMES” ARE “MODERN HOMES”—THEY ARE EQUIPPED WITH LABOR ■ ■ : SAVING, TIME SAVING AND WORRY— ELIMI­ B APPLIANCES WHICH I ■ E NATING ELECTRICAL ■ ARE NOT ONLY THE UTMOST IN CONVENIENCE BUT ARE MOST ECONOMICAL. MAY WE QUOTE YOU PRICES? a | l u Hu- C i r c u it C ourt, H r i r p l h J u d l . Citas. II. W uesti-nf.-lt, ll e s p o p d e n t . | t o i l C i r c u it . In nnd F o r S r m lt i l l DF.lt III-’ r r i U . l C A T I U N u o le C o u n t y . S t a l e o f F lorida. John W IT H WE HAVE MOVED TO FIRST ST. COME IN AND SEE IJS. i In S e v e n t h Jud icial C l r e n lt o f i Clorldn C ir c u it Court o f S r m lu n lr I Count)'. In C h a u c e r ) . DIVOIICF. Della CONTRACTOR We Employ First- Class Plumbers Only 303 Hpeeial .M aster In C h a n c e r y . Jo h n <i. I .r o n n r d y , Soilcllor f o r C n m i d a ln u i il. Mar. r-3 t B U I L D I N G CONTRACTOR AND DEALER FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES s: is ARTESIAN WELLS I P L U YELLOW JACKET SPRAY CARTS M B I N G J MAHONEY-WALKER CO., Inc. ■■ f Phone 113 112 Magnolia Ave B i' usana« S B M an n an aaaaan a)iaB aB B aaB u aaan n n B an B B aat:an aaaaB n n n an n an n n B M an B M n aaaaaaB iaB aaaan n B i 5iB aMnaaMnMnnnanaanMaaBnannnaaannaannaaaanananinaa B B aM aaB aaiB B a aaaaa aiaiiB aM aa aaaaN aaa aaB aB a aB aaa B aaia aaM aaB aB a aaaa B R B aaM B aaa aB aaB a aaaaM aa aai S n-zZ,T j t , ■. �*/• : Daily Hevald n ‘ *m i < r t t a t i w riw M a . * s Second Clmu M atter, OcIt,I, 1>1), a t til* P natofflc* at ; Florida, tinder act o f March ■ conns. Pm kket D U D R t lt , Vle*-Pr**M ««t CVARD H R R O Itr.Titw. •Ila A r e n a . 148 •rR tC n tP T lO S r BATCH | -----(7.00. fill Month* 11.10 In C ity by Carrier per 11c. W eek y Edition «1 Per t m NOTICKt All obituary earda of thank*. resolution* notice* of en tertain m en t* w here . j e a are mnde, w ill be charged a t regular ad vertleln a rate*. IKK THE ASSOCIATEII PRESS la A ssociated Tree* la ezcluaantltled to th e uae lo r repubtlon of Lll new* dlapntchea Iliad to It or not otherw la* Had In tltla paper and alao the new* published herein. All l o f re-publlcntlon of apeclal Itches herein are al*o reaerred. ITURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 E THOUGHT FOR TODAY i* Fourth Commandment: Reber the Sabbath day to keep it Six days ahalt thou labor, do all thy work; but the ith day is the Sabbath of the thy God: in it thou shnlt not •ny work, thou, nor thy son thy daughter, nor thy mnnmt, nor thy maidservant, nor cattle, nor thy stranger that L thy gates: for in six days m -i Lord made heaven and earth, iea, and all that in them is. rested on the seventh day: hsrefore the Lord blessed the th day ,nnd hallowed it.— Odus 20:8-11. COMFORT By lterton Hraley When ;he “ways without” arc muddy And re clogged with mire, 1 love the glamor ruddy h Of an open fire. But my fond regard is greater For a place, I wot, Jfear the old steam radiator Where it's hot, hot, hot. my thoughts may go romnneIn mg Where the woodfircs gleam, when winter is advancing . Give me lots of steam. With the pressure indicator At the highest spot 'And the old steam radiator Sizzling hot, hot, hot. J I * » Though an open fire is taking .* As it greams and glows, Y«t the front of you is baking While y ur back is froze; Give me heat that's adoquatcr ' Such as can be got From the old steam rndiator When it’s hot, hot, hot. Go to Church tomorrow. This is what we call real Florida »ther! -------- o-------Sanford's churches have a nic.ifor you. Do not fail to al­ so rvice tomorrow, -ojjQj Visitors arriving on the Clyde 1‘JUne steamers should be shown J jabout the city. Many prospective J (residents conic every week. >■ , . -------- o-------ft* * k .Press . Press reports ................. from many , seclotions of the state indicate a rising - >sentiment for F. E. Jennings. It's | ■' beginning to look like Air. Jennings will be our next governor. Great nctivity is noted in the celery fields throughout the coun­ ty. With good weather ami rising prices growers have every reason to be " happy. West Palm Beach is going after one thousand new members for (her Chamber of Commerce. This l shows the right spirit. West Palm | Beach is destined to become one “ io f Florida's greatest cities. >1 -o - Every day brings announcement new million dollar hotels for i i of Florida. No m atter how many are built tnis summer Florida will be unable to take core of the crowds next winter. o Apopka should be proud of her newspaper, The Apopku Chief, published in that thriving little city in Orange county. The Chief has just moved into its new home In tho henrt of the business section. Orlando's recall failed ami after years of political strife it is pos­ sible that there will ue quiet for a time. No city ever gets any­ where by wasting all its energy in political scraps. A -------- u - ■ • Th*, President has informed the Philippine independence mis­ sion that the time is not ripe for tn e Independence m etope the of the Philippi lies j* The world has not yet been inrdo.safe for democracy us far as the administration is concerned. Mr.^Haines will not run for gov­ ernor." We don’t blame him as lie has a^greater opportunity to serve the atntc. There are plenty of leaser-lights who cun fill the gov­ ernor’s seat. Let Mr. Haines have his time to help develop Florida. i HuBdrids of north-bound tour­ ists who have spent a few months in Ftqri dn cities south of Sanford, i* .through the city every day. ot ask them to spend a week ,i_j unford ? At least speak a good word i n these people. Many will be rojurning next fall. o— ’ Jacksonville is wisely extend­ ing a"cordial invitation to tourists returning home to visit that city. N ow 'jthat the leading railroads have .extended their winter achedJules Uio . tourist season will be (much longer and therefore much 'more profitable .. -------- o-------Samuel Untermeyer deplores the 'fact that the corporation news(papers of the state are trying to (fool the people again this year ns ithey did in 1912 when Florida ,’voted for Underwood and against Woodrow Wilron. Floridans have learned a few things since then !Not much cliance for Oscar this time. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,.SATURDAY, MARCH S,J IR A A 'fim e to Check Up. Wednesday marked the beginning of Lent. This period lasts until Easter Sunday, April 20, and is a season of fasting and special prayer for many professing the Christian faith. During this special season of religious observance tho re­ newal of vows to the church and the serious, thought on mat­ ters pertaining to religious life occupies much of the time of Christian people. In Sanford special services are being held in some of the churches while many social functions arc being dis­ pensed with during the Lenten season. In the Roman Cath­ olic Church the forty day period is very generally given to self-denial and more than usual attention is given to devotion­ al services. In the Episcopal Church Lent is observed with perhaps a little less formality but with more emphasis be­ ing placed on its observance. Other denominations pay partic­ ular attention to the Lenten period, it being observed more or less strictly in practically all Christian churches. ‘T h a t the observance of Lent came about through a de­ sire to devote a particular season to introspection, prayer and physical discipline is well understood, the example re­ corded in the Gospels being taken as a most suitable explan­ ation of the occasion and time indicated," says The TimesUnion, "The very general attention given to Lent is recogniz­ ed as acceptance of the necessity for a t least an annual check upon self-indulgence, the call being for mental reserve and physical restraint. It no doubt serves to bring back to nor­ mal, millions who have allowed themselves to become selfish in the pursuit of pleasure and millions more who would have overworked their bodies in the indulgence of their appetites." Coming as it does in the Spring when in many sections of the country the first signs of outdoor life are appearing and everyone begins making new’ plans for activity, Lent brings the suggestion of a new period of Christian life when people should stop and consider their religious plans. It suggests a new start in Christian living and the beginning of new and greater efforts for things that count. The observance of Lent varies widely among different religionists but Christian people as a rule acknowledge the excellence of the plan for a season of stock taking. No m at­ ter how good a person may he there are none who do not need time for reflection and correction of their lives. It is well for us to have a period in each year when we take an inventory of ju st how we stand. Life today is a rush and a hurry with little time or thought given to the great and important things in life. The making of money, the building of big businesses, the growth of communities, the general scramble to be considered successful, together with the pleasure mad, social life takes most of the time of the people. There doesn’t seem to be the time to do Insting labor in the work that counts in the long run. Very little effort is put forth in making the religious life more telling and the church activities more resultful. If during this Lenten period some time is devoted to re­ ligious thought ami works of charity and benevolence, the general conditions of Christians and tho work of the churches will be greatly improved. Forty days pass quickly. The Lenten season will soon be over. The proper observance of this great religious season will without any doubt result in making for better Christian lives. ------------- o-------------- A Seminole County Citizen’s Gift. *' Too Much O f A Good T h in g As Brisbane Sees It Your Ear*, Plea**. More Gold—Let It Conte# That Poor Caliph. The Nineteen-Pound Baby. C opyright, 1014 *. WOttTIT T&ik Gooo 2 THERE IS plenty of News to-' day, friends, Romans, countrymen, so please lend your cars. LaPollette’a friends will put him at tho head of a third presidential ticket. He is willing and a little more. That’s the latest politics., <• IT’S TO be a mixed campaign. You hear a great deal about Ral­ ston ns a Democratic candidate and much about Copeland. If Al Smith should get the nomination it would puzzle the financial “best mind3,” not that those financial big minds object to Al Smith or have any religious prejudice. On the countrary, they would grnpplc him to their souls with hoops of steel. Only they are afraid he might not stny grappled- His nomination would be nn expirement. MEANWHILE THE kieked-out Caliph has sadly set out for Switzerland, taking only two wive* and one non. He couldn’t come here because only one wife could pass our virtuous frontier. You conspicuously presented In t*n. m . to k ,X .,!» « ' inrfflcl.nt. *■ It *o f,lirf ii' OIL LEASE SCANDAL feel, and you did likewise, that , w,ns the right thing at hi rto t t me, that which was worth* of public notice and "entitte?^ St 2 continue any kind ot licensed ploymont, and suth lawle.., cli,!. actors be allowed to go offldn'i.. unnoticed, the taxi-drivers Ig n iS what In Sanford citizenship worth’ R C3pec t fully your* C. H. LEFFLER. E CbCCPH-H-H • s o u * flew -e ARP A FEW LEMONS <50 Fins now wouuwT a v Dan Dobb Says “Women who nob their hair are not crazy," says a r^ecialht These specialist* will say anything v OIL (LEASE Scv MILLIONS MORE in gold came to this country Wednesday, sent to Mr. Mitchell’s National City Bank in New York. The more tho merrier. It is suggested that when we get nil the gold- Europe will demonetize gold and try some­ thing else. There is nothing to that. You may dethrone the Calipn of all the Moslems but you can’t dethtonc old King Gold. THE MOHAMMEDANS of In­ dia- by the way, are very much worked up about that Caliph and want a new one in his place. Your jungle savage, banging his head on the ground before a wooll­ pic en idol, with green teeth, purple eyes and n pink nose, insists on his idol. Take it away and he loses faith. Mohammedans insist on having somebody here to represent Allah and Mohammed. They will make trouble for Kcmnl l'ashn. Editor The Herald: Will ..... you ,u U allow ajiuw me to mi* u . l “ t e L ° L ? he. H«rald that *bj published appeal to MavoTi^K to protect Sanford’s tax* drMS against certain threats, publUhT, on a front page notice of O H tttfA n e , oeuaoos o k tU WHAT WOULD happen with LaFollette running as an inde­ pendent Republican against Coolidge ns the regular Republican? That situation would find some of our “best minds” with the, dol­ lar mark in front of their minds, eagerly looking for a “safe” Demo­ crat, to whom they might transfer their affection irum the Repub­ lican party. The People’s In Tiro, O., a man hrs received i. letter mailed 63 years ago, hut bills never net that v.ay. The last rose of Inst summer failed without notice, but the last nose of this winter will be we'como. Even though these are ticklish times for the politicians very few of them seem to be tickled. A >/P 4-4- The only nice things about hav­ ing a bad cold In everyone you meet knows just what to do fur It. lit A SATURDAY EVENING SERMON HUNT’S WASHINGTON LETTER BY W. J. CABPF.NTF.R, D. D. [ radicalism is economic, not social. By HARRY B. HUNT - -------NEA Service St*fr Writer The Investigations into the con- We preached hate till we excluded it is not unlikely that the files WASHINGTON, Mar. 8. — A duct of prominent men now going | from our thought those finer ideas of the department of justice, whirh ‘straight shooter," literally, is on nt Washington have aroused which express one's true ..relation i„i u, .... „ .vi. ____ ______ . ____ -----------Brookhart is to investigate, con­ Senutor Smith W. Brookhart of the entire country to a pitch of ex-1 to God and his fellows. Millions of tains reports on his ullegcd “radi­ cltoment equalled only by the scan- j men grnfted nnd chested and rob- Iowa, who heads the special com­ cal" ‘ pod” sympathies. For the dal of the Credit Mnblllcr of some bed because the bars were so low. m ittee investigating alleged dera­ "red"ormenace hns been n pet sub­ Rations of A tty. Gen. Harry M. Present conditions arc a logical years ago. Daugherty in the conduct of the ject for inquiry under the last two If these and other investigations result of the past. attorney gonernls. There is no possibility of evad- department of justice. il re not stopped by political expe­ Also it is possible material i f Brookhart can hit the bull'ssin and hment or diency, or the expenditure of largo ing the punishment eye in this investigation wun with hnlf might oc be found in these files dealnnii \. mignt sums of money, or by the personal wrung. One may not be ..ung or *ye ith Senator Burton K. Whcclincarcerated in prison, but there j the certainty ho car.knock; em out ing with influence of wealthy men. there Montnna, author of the rem­ nrc penalties worse tLan these. '»n the rifle range, he 11 establish a er of Mo rtdifht hundred l : ' ;s• , g I*j r ij. ls _f if___ X i d concubines to one |,,llsh eight hundred concubines to “'i* with shame...... s i t e * - a s ■ r * « r ; ;&* « r g ” ? “ *.«*? j « - ,.1 consciousness which ‘ !i — moral which allows allows ship. Most congressional inquiries , tion of Dougherty is being made single wife. What if she got u , *j L,t not th(l ordinary man think 1sin without protest. Also there aim high, but somehow mics the j nnd himself a member ot‘ the ir.tnrjret. (ventigating committee. for one moment that all crooked- comes to one the power of low Charles D. Haines, of Altamonte Springs, has offered to cold or broke her leg? As na four-time four-time president Nothing would surprise these moral standards by which the life i As president of ol thu me ii i nass belongs to the wealthy rlnss; the newspaper men of the country, through the Florida State HOUSEWIVES FOR miles j for nre ns cjcan nn,j honest is gunged. To be guided by stand- j American Rifle Association, for- two senators less. One of the Press Association a gift of $10,000 in cash and property around flock to Newton. N. J., to nVen^ainong Uioso who "handle'great ards of conducts which are below jm cr International le champion things they may undertake It director of marksmanship for show, in fact, may be that the de­ ]h f t0 be f„und any the Bible is to he led to ultimate worth $150,000 for the purpose of providing a home for see Mrs- WiHiam Tenion’s “little boy," just born nnd weighing nine-1 ruin. Such things arc Inevitably ft® whole American army in the partment has busied itself to >. aged newspaper workers nnd for the creation and endowment tom pounds. Such a baby is in­ where. The fact is crookedness followed by acts which harmonize, nte war, Brookhart is recognized hitherto unknown extent, in csof a school of journalism. The property is located at Alta­ tetesung but, yau usk yourself, and dishonestry are not confined with one’s moral concepts. Men by those In “the know as a man ionage and investigations dealto rfny one tlass of men. Ask the ng with the economic and social monte. Springs, and consists of many acres of bearing fruit why dues dtPVMieuv.e send », .pirv-’r 'hWlllatytnWehnnt' of 'ournwernge fail-from a- conditio., of honor to. .?*fteady n en es. keen vision, calm belief* of Individuals Instead of the t! teen-pound baby to a human one of fcKafli* bccaokfe the con-1 Judgment andan ntu.t7o,vsense o. trees as well ns n combination club htMisC find tlieathi till town about the honor of mAny of detection und prosecution of fraud, mother weighing one hundred nnd science is dead, the standards of when to squeeze the trigger. And completely furnished , , and equipped. - -................ thirty pounds, nnd u nine-ounce the citizens nnd they will not be righteousness nre low, and tho re­ those very qualities, it is suggest­ grnft nnd crime. The investigated, in fnct, have Mr. Ilaines has been a newspaper owner and publisher baby to a female bear weighing given a clean bill of honesty by sisting power of the will has been ed, may bo no snin.i assistance to means. now turned investigators. him in gunning for game, big or and he has always felt a warm affection for the profession throe hundred pounds? There’s u nnvThese rotten conditions exist too so weakened ns that yielding to little, in the dcpoi'toiei.t of justice reason- of course, but who extensively. and a high regard for newspaper men. In making this prop­ good The average man temptation finds no real protests round-up. Well, it has come ut last. We finds it difficult to believe in the in one’s personality. osition to the Florida State Press "Without strings" he is can understand it? might have known it would Thousands upon thousands of inunquestioned integrity of many A squat, hrond-shouhlered, | happen. carrying out plans he has contemplated for several years H. (i. WELLS tells school teuen- hu si ness nien. It seems thorn i s , stances of moral wrecks nr j re- powerfully-built m„_. a», physically, ____. , • William Jennings Brynn is now er*—"Shy and retiring souls” he but which he did not care to make public while a candidate sweuping the country a wavs of ported almost every week, yet wo >w ith weather-lined, smooth-shaven 1being talked of as a Democratic calls them—to "buck lip; to be ar­ for the nomination of governor. Since he has decided that rogant ami take hold ol the world.” grnft. (bceit, dishonesty, and seem not to learn that God is face, tousled brown hair nnd presidential possibility. In political he cannot devote the necessary time to bis candidacy or to He says teachers alone can im­ questionable dealing suen ns we bringing mcr. into judgment ly slightly squinty but pleasant eyes, ■circles right hero in Washington, hundreds of methods, and wo go the proper conduct of the office should he be elected, he prove life. That’s true and that have not had for years. ,, .. , , along in thu face of these w an­ Brookhart suggests tho doer rather . What is the remedy for this un­ is what they have been doing ever mnkes this announcement. ing* thinking it will never be with thnn the thinker. There is a bR ; merits of the various candidates fortunate condition? Absolutely There could he no finer location for a Florida School of since teaching began. nothing but tho gru-e of God cou- us os with those who sro exposed of bulldog about his jaw. Whnt ^have been weighed," a Democratic their story told in the papers. nljd with Journalism than at Altamonte Springs. There are such de­ IF TEACHERS from Socrates, ,-------- strong ,-f .Biblical . conviet. . anil There is a crying demand in lie sets his teeth in he holds, ten- j congressman submits, “the list of _ there as can be found in no other Aristotle and Pluto, to the youngt ,ons. If the religion of our Lord lightful surroundings . eligible* in whom tho country will these days for men of honor and nciously. section. Ami Urn Florida State Prcaa Association a c «£»*» ‘th“ chJ T h i d S t 1 il . i ^ V ' r « integrity who will help to icstore Although u lawyer by profes- haVe confjdcnce will bo mighty public confidence In those in offic­ sion, Brookhart is a farmer by small. Th ooutstaading person in ccpts Mr. Haim's’ gift at their meeting next month in Cocoa, “taken hold of the world," civiliza-' cure nt all. , , ial position. We need men whose choice nnd so describes himself. Seminole county will become known as the location of this tion wouldn’t be where it is now. 1 here is a woeful lack or such n group, a maa who would he word is an good ns their bond. And, by the way, if the Catholic1 convictions with reference to BIfine institution through the generosity of one of its big heart­ ITc loves the soil—likes to dig in generally recognized ns honest, Men who cannot he bought r,r sold. Lie truths. Allcgie .ee to God in Church had not established great ed citizens. sincere, able—against <who.se inuniversities in the Middle Ages, all of life’s rclatio is is not ns Men honest in business and clean it, feci it, smell it. Brookhart is no orator. But l tegrity and undeviating adherence science wouldn't be where it is clear!v exhibited as it should he. j hi morals. Men who arc ns cleun Men think God is m ich like th o m -:“way from home ns by their own there is n blunt sincerity nbout h h to principle of question could be ^ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE Chautauqua for this city now. selves. They have drifted nwny,* fireside. Men whose conversations during tho latter part of March ha.s undoubtedly been receiv­ from the consciousness that “The are clean and whose standards are speech thnt carries conviction raised—would be Bryan. ReniemHUGH A. D’ARCY. who wrote ed with much favorable thought by the people of this com­ that sad poem, “The Face on the All-seeing Eye of God” is upon high ns heaven. Men who respect where fine phrases would fail. His ter—what tho people will demand munity desirous of attending high class and worth while en­ Bar Room Floo.r” celebrated his them, that every thought and act the law and despise those who political enemies have attacked this year will be honesty personi­ tertainments, Those citizens who are back of the movement eighty-first birthday Wednesday. is open nnd known to God, They wing at its violation. Men who him ns a “ radical." But hit fied." mere stand for the old Bible and who to bring some of the best talent in entertainment and educa­ Perhnps you know the poem. Any­ l.nve trunsfered God into a _____ idea or principle, nr 1 have almost [be out its precepts. Men who behow, it's too bad to print here. tional matters to this section are to he commended for their It will surprise you to learn thnt forgotten he is a F erson, and a ••‘‘'je in the cuurch nnd help to interest in this project. The entertainm ents are deserving of Mr. D’Arcy does not believe in power because he is a Person. A make it a power for righteousness. good support by the people of Sanford and vicinity. The rohibition,1 Hu says: “ I have principle or idea hn? no power un­ Men ot pray-i or.il religious uctivMen who rear God ami "keep I» numbers which are printed on the programs th at are adver­ Lren drinking moderately ever less lodged in a per lonnlily. God by* ~ g<vc us since I wn.t twenty years old.” is present in his vorld, knows his cornmanmuents God tised are above the average and doubtless the promoters of That makes sixty-one years, nnd every thought and purpose. "I am men of this sort. this chautauqua will meet with n ready response by the peo­ he says prohibition has made more thnt I am." Sinful men cannot e s - : Life is a succession of ups and downs. ple here. hard drinkers than there ever were cape him. "Be sure thy sin shall > Contemporary Comments before. He thinks there is what find thee out” is wr tten in thous-oWhen you have climbed the highest peak T T RK’pcnp I the French call a juste milieu be- and* o ' experiences, and blazoned : ^ J> ...'^ 1 Jr? . ^ ^ fiHltO d em o cratic excctl* | tween falling dead on the bar loom on thu page of almo. t every newsyou go down into the deepest valley. country. The paths ui glorv don’t always Work* War we let lead to the grave. Often they lead When you are at the height of prosperity moral bar t so low that near losin. our .grip on to an expos".— Rockford Star. ii *• |rivwvui 1 Uto is the best time to prepare for the tobog­ l■ the great fumlnnier tnls of faith. ^ ’ <vc -s‘2c up the situation, IS out a sample of the intolerance of many of Underwood's have an idea They make shoes We shamelessly dt serrated the j Daugherty seems willing to retire gan! The time to bank the most is when supporters in Florida. "Play my way or I don’t play" seems with uppers of platted leather if he can prove rnal there is no to Ijo their motto. It was this very policy on the part of the strips. That mnkes tighter lacing Sabbath, nnd excused our*elves reason why he should.—Miami you’re making the most money. and makes thick ankles by saying, “We must win tho war." ■ state committee a few years ago that came neur disrupting possible look thinnei. News-Metropolis. ■ the party. Consult with us about such matters at ■ ■ --------- — o------------ THERE IS profit in such shoes- BB8BI8SH 1 IIII1I1UIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIII N your earliest convenience. ________ ■ although women ure foolish to ■ THAT PLEAS HOLT, political “fixer of Jacksonville ■ thick ankles as they do. and manager of the John Martin and Oscar Underwood hate The great Bertha- whose name booms, was in town last week Retting things lined up. A appears in Villon’s poem about lot of politicians hereabouts are betting that his stooped ear- "The Shows of Yesteryear,” hud to-the-ground gumshoe work was more efficacious than the very thick ankles and very big now cry addresses made last week before the women voters feet, but she was the mother of ■ b> W orth 1 rammell and Frank Jennings, two other aspirants. Charlemagne. That’s better than ■ a c o m m u n it y b u il d e r ■ ■ —Miami Life. having very thin ankles and being ■ F. P. FORSTER, President R. F. W1I1TNER, Cashier « the mother of u lounge lizard. ■ ■ K n * r5 a'jn B n * * n * B aB a n a = *qBBB*a*n«Ba*88*HnnBaM ***B>* MY FAVORITE STORIES HOW LONG will it take bankers By IRVIN S. COBB to understand that more automo­ ■ D Sanford, Fla. biles men not extravagance, but N Cissis I.oftus, the gifted English son’s bag, had failed to include a more efficiency, more henlth, more impersonator, has been giving a sleeping suit for him. Capital and Surplus - $125,000.00 saving of time, higher production merited circulation during her The lady of the house had an East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. at less cost; longer life? present visit in America to a story idea. Total Resources - $1,500,000.00 sa. of u five-year-old hoy who- ns n Every dollar thnt bankers put "Don’t worry, Egbert," she said North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. special treat, was sent to spend comfortingly. “You’re just nbout I into automobile production is a South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. the week-end at the country-place !!l,u ‘tL’ bttU* Helena here. dollar Invested iu greater, pros­ A cordial welcome awaits you a t this We II tuck you away in one of her perity und greater happiness. Lots in Woodruff's Sub-Division on easy terms, of a friend of his parents. nighties and you’ll be quite comfy, rac/ es’ p,owinK Well. Land Solid llody. Sub­ On tho first evening of his visit- I’m sure." Isn’t thnt a good investment? Strong Financial Institution divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms, everything passed off very pleas­ Egbert burst into loud wails. Bankers wouldn’t worry if they lo r hire Insurance see us—30 years in b u s in e s s . antly until the hour came for the "I won’t put on a little girl’s found corn fields producing more, small guest to retire. Then a dis­ nighlie!” he proclaimed. “I won’t corn. Why worry because auto­ PRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON,, • •• •O turbing situation arose. It dcvelop- sleep in u little girl’s nightie, i’d mobile factories are producing Phone 42 Office Woodruff and Waitson more automobiles? Ups and Downs seminole FIRST NATIONAL BANK i County Bank FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS Let Us Serve You �tH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, *MARCH 8, 1934. s Social Side Long-wood ■aw Ea9t Sanford VIi la n d ex istin g tinder the law s q f II ™ NEGROES HAVE BANK REPORTS i -"- - „f pier-ids T he amount of th e capital Mae* it thin corporation ah-ill be T w t OPPORTUNITIES SHOW PROGRESS1HUNDRED THOUSAND . (ISSfcS . ) DilLLAHH. to lie divided tw o thousand (Z.ooe) shares Of FOR EDUCATION OF THINSTATE tocummi n stock of th e par valu e or A R T I C L E III. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mr. and Mr*. Lrnest Woodard Miss Mildred Holly were calling from Torrytown, Penn., -who aro 000 00 In ­ on East Sanford triends Sunday. spending the winter in Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth were spent the day with relatives and among the favored. friends here recently. . one hundred fiio o .o o ) v o u l TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mar. 8.— TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mar. 7.— LA lid each, nil or any part -of; IP h a s e : Office 148; M R S . F R R D D A IG E R , Society E d ito i'; R esid en ce 217-W Mr. nnd Sirs. Ora C. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Fred Walsma, accompanied w hich may be paid for In la w fu l; by her guest, Hrz>. Everette Wil­ from Watertown, Conn., are visit- The negroes of Florida have many One of Florida’s most conclusive m oney of the B olted Slates, or son of Chicago, UL, have gona for trg their relatives, Miss Elsie Dun- opportunities of obtaining an edu­ stories of progress is told In the property, labor ur services. at st valuation to be fixed b y . l t a 10 days' visit to Miami, leaving bay and her father. John Dunbar cation. This is shown in a resume periodical hank statements submit­ ju incorporators, nr by the iltrertol ted to the state ccaiptrotler by the at J. II. Allen, who Has been ill and on Wednesday In the Walsma car. u m eeting tn be called for stlrt*Charge! Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long and coffered a long time, passed away of the activities in negro education banks organized under the banking purpose.. ARTICLE JV. daughters, Gretchen and Kathleen, nl his home early on Mar. 1. The in the state, prepared for The As­ laws of Florida. Resources of the funeral services were hold nt the sociated Press by J. H. Brinson, institutions as shown by a com­ The time lor w hich this corpdr and Mrs. Long's sister, Mrs. Irene Is organised sh all he Nine*'' *__children’* Story Hour Morgan of New Martinsville, W. cemetery Sunday at 3 p. m. The who has charge of distribution of bined tabulation of the condition lion nine (59) years. Library at * o’clock. Va., drove to Fort Meade S atur­ pastor of the Baptist Church a* money from several funds avail­ on Dec. 21, 1002, .otnied $7,602,ARTICLE V. r_M rs. John.C. Deen will 146.03. On Dec. 21, :J23, they had T h e -burilnejM o f thin corporation day and returned Sunday, except1 Sanford officiated. able for aiding negro education. w t__ the members of tho the latter, who will remain some . . The completion of the incorpora­ The public school authorities of Ewes Nsipe Club at her home time as the guest of her sister, tion of Lake Jessup Land (Jomirk Avenue lit 3 p. in. iariy has lately been effected. It the slave nrc being uided by tour Mrs. Burgess and family. _jy—Cecil iart Music Club pi there funds from outside Flor­ Jimmie Stewart has an attrac- includes over 0,000 acres of un- ida, .Wr| Brinson points out. They fico. An increase of $1-17,406,818.96 the same person. T h e B o a r d : o f i eta at 3:15 p. in. at the studio live sign place. at tho entrance i . 0 !f ioE i '.T ' Director* shall rc o n s i s t of n o t Mrs. Fannie S. Munson on , Air. and Mrs. J. Putnam Stcveiu. are devoted to difterent features of in 22 years. Ilian Three -nor more thnn F it to his flower farm un licardall from i.egro education. They are the J y rtle Avenue, Portland, Me., who have been p ersm s. the number of said Honytl ; From 1902 ot 1912 resources of Avenue. o , 4aj —Westminster Gub meets stopping nt St. George Hotel sev­ Koscnwalu Fund, estaolished by state banks nnd Gust companies lo he (Ixnl by the stockholders at* Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Stowe arc ••neb annual m eeting.. The Iloan fl^ f Ith Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson in weks, are visiting Lake Wales, Julius Koscnwaid of Chicugo; The jumped to $37,101,4.;1.61, and then of Directors shall lie elected by lint y at their home on Cnmcrou Avcnui' eral General Education Board, The ose Court at 3:30. and St. Petersburg. began u spurt which enrried thes*. stoek hob lirs nt their numial ineel-'nl again after a year's residence in Tampa day—St. Agnes Guild meets slater Fund und The Jcnnes Fund. which shall he held on tlm i.'j Mr. nnd Mrs. McDowell, from figures up to $127,381,66.7.65 dur­ Ing. Orlando where Mr. Stowe was in­ Portland, F irst Tuesday In Marrh of each Ith Mrs. George McRory on Mo,, arrived in town last Aid has been given by the Rosea- ing the 10 years. Ami for the last year. vestigating the florist business. hrtrlnulnK w ith the year 193J. ilmetto Avenue at 3:30 p. m. other of fleers of the r n r p i m e ^ Mr. Stowe has now started a green Friday for a stay at St. George wi»ld fund on school buildings in two years the gain figures have Thu day—Pipe Organ Club will Alnchun, Brevard, Columbia, Dade, been as great as during the virtu­ (Ion shall he elected by the DJrt'CZ’ TS house and nursery a t the farm of Hotel. eet with Mr*. W- E. Scoggan Until the first annual m e e t-fir Mr. r.nd Mm. Rush Lipscombo, Gadsden, Jackson, l.nke, Marlon, ally entiro 10-year period 1902* tors C. At. Stowe, the former's father, lo g or the .stockholders, or until-,■ her home on Park Avenue, at from Wninesboro, Vn„ who have Orange. Sarasota and Walton coun­ 2912. tltelr successor* are duly rlref-tf* on Cameron Avenue, known as I cen stepping nt St. Georoo Hotel 30 p. m. nullified, the business o f th is W "Villa Dora." This farm includes for two months, left for their homo ties. Besides these public schools Growth has been shown in nil de­ and idsy—Social Dpeartment will eorporotlun he rooducu-d •lie fund lias aided on a teacher- partments, Cash on hand Pec. 21, llie follow ingshall 40 acres of the finest, kind of ham­ officers: I N. Dipivc evening bridge party with Mur. I. training building i.: the A. & M. 1902, totaled $591,4:19.10; r.n Dee. | kin ns President; C. W\ Entitnlngei- . mock land and will he well adapted rs. R. R. Dean as hostessMrs. Boardmnn, who, with her College for Negroes at Tallahassee, .11. 1923. it am ounted to $5,913,- »" V lce -fr a sltl.i.t. K ny. I’alm cr to the business. 710*16* In 101*9 tvnu 7fl7 I AM Ht'tTftdf.V fill.! \V . H. hnl*nilfr#*infj two children, have been spending m d tncrc are also quite a number Mr. and Mrs. James Purvis were TioeS’ 1,1 ' 11 ” 51 •7(,< Treasurer: and I. N PlMhln. Ct,' MOUNTAINS the winter with her parents, Mr. i f other projects :n the course of 148.78, • \V. Kulxmltiiff K. Ilv. W. • in Tampa part of last week, called i nd Mrs. Walker, returned to her development, said Mr. Brinson. Loans anil discounts Doc. 81, 8. Entzminger and Fre»i it vvilsoirnflfj there by the serious illness of the mountain seems to guard hume in South Dakota. Mar. 1. 100*1 oniniinti-il tn <1 tO 1 UI t 7 1 )* ,,H Hour 1 o! 1'rector.*. Tint liLe(y,This fund also furnishes plans m L, amounted to vt, 4.f-L.ii i.74, . fiUr|„,rnt„M „1mi, former’s father, who is a t the the icti) he land that lies behind. Last Friday evening tho Alninu iiini blue prints that nre widely for Garden Keller Hospital. Dec, 31, last year, $95.671,-1dny of April, msi. for the liurpoS.i'*^1 I’ve been on the other side .if adopting hy-lsws. npprnlslnu apy -.; Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis and people entertained an oilier ai­ lord in construction of the bettor 559.93. nd know what one can And. bniiklnt' nuthnritit>s hid not property Ihnt may he offered In. J daughter, Winona, were in Tampo m s and residents of Longwood nt type of white rural school build­ „•Theva.. ao' 'll r i o<> t1 " M1 l payment p rtv m en t of st.wk. stm-k. nnd n n d do such otlmp, o tlw p, t l ,t i l .,1,, over Sunday, Mr. 1’urvls return­ the library. A fine program of ings nnd the author ot these plnns rnin-A8uli88 rl2lcnvcitil)cr,.disfigures r L t u n \ v m b e r , . { o n f i n u r e s things thIiikCN us an may may 1lie »«* necessary n**iTN.Hary to 1*1 ccom o m - - 1- J houses, roads and streets, speeches, readings and music was lias recently beta employed to yet begun tin to s h o w n . v i n g * clnponit pin*' lit** n rffA n ltatlo n t.f ih« Com*- ^ ing Monday. Mrs. Purvis and he menfolk and the ladiesijoyed. It was a pleasure that riticiw arcnitcctui.il drawings for totals nor to r c e rtific a te s o f deposit ., . . . daughter remaining for the week. rMr. pretty much tho same one nnd Mrs. J. Putnnm Stevens n number of the most expensive figurea in 1902.- N e i t h e r a r e t h e s e Mrs. Libbio Weeks and family T h e g r e a t e s t a m o u n t of I n d e l i i . ^ f l meets could be with us. Light refresh­ of Cameron Avenue have ns their ments were served. Over 100 were buildings projected by several ef ligures shown for lu 12, and com- 1ednesn To Whieh" tiili*’ ’ eorporutjuifv, Buffalo or Cadis. vilest Carl Clark of Rosondulc, X. present and had a jolly good time. Hie ino.ii luofciOiJtve counties 11 pnrisons can not be • uuio of thc*o n* Ti,in e f: Florida. C. liabiHties. Individual deposits, i hand t'iini.«oq.on)‘dollars . nountain can be stern The iaulics' League held their C. C. Morris of West Palm A R T IC L E VII. "Then." nays Mr. Brinson, "there which totaled $25,780,409.22 in 19!2 0 human hand and toe— Iiunirs It nil filari'S Ilf r r s l i l e t t r r ' Beach was calling on old friends nnnunl meeting at the library Mar. fa the work of lhi’ General Eduv t-1 |).n^ rcnched $79,782,838.46 by the of Tilt* on the other side wo learn t!>» ii i r n r p o m t o r s unit s t i h s e r l o and neighbors about here on 4 There was a Vx.y good attend­ lion Board which jit the corporation ” r,tt ,*lu present year. or* n r Mock, w ith Uin n u m b e r o f 'hat we already know. ance. All reports showed the Wednesday. While ;n Sanford on x l i s r r s siitmcrlheO by each * r " «»*.that handles the Rockefeller cduca- i , —~—r ------ ----fo l lo w s : -. business Mr. Morris is the guest league to be in a very prosperous ‘.:on donations. This board con-1 b t r i l l i r f e l l O W S C 6 K S mountain have I found L N. Pipkin. M u lb e rry , F i o r i n a , **#*1 condition. The following officers of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ingram on were elected for this year: Presi­ trol.t many miilioL.t of money and 300 S h i r e s . i*. It hat guards a single thing, Mellonville Avenue. m lim er. I .o n a w o o d ,... Justice Peace Office F l*’.o r h l itv.. tooK nSixh ares. cad of up, I go around Mm. Geo. Stu.-ri; vice-presi­ is feeling its way carefully into Mrs. W. W. Miller of Cameron dent, r.venues of usefulness in various nd take what highways bring. dent, Mrs. B. J. Overstreet: secre­ 1C . I!)-. I’nlnier, W i n t e r P a rk . F lo e Avenue returned Tucsduy from a tary, Alisa Elsie Dunbar; treasurer. educational fields. At present it By Scudder Middleton. „ L, G. Stringfcllow- pioneer resi­ bla, 130 Klin re*. visit to her niece, Mrs. W. M. Mm. J. A. HWIitv. W. H. U til im ln a e r . P la n t t*lty,.-*u m furnishing three men to the state dent of Hnniord and Scminnic F lo r b b t, ICO Klinres. Bostwick, and Mr. ami Mrs. Bust* of Florida without expense, viz: county and for many yenrn justice nmuel Eeiglc of Lawrence is F reit R. Wilsiin. Sunfnril, F lo rtita, wick’s little six-wues's-old son, W . 1 , The Ladies’ 1500 Club met nt the ng the business visitors in (UQ]| K B o stw ic k 'w ill lib r a r y W ednesday nttornoon with sta te h igh school inspector, of the pence for the Hrst justice 5o Share*. M. Bostwick Jr. Mrs 7io«tu,inU win * ■ IN 8 WIIKRKOF. the said iford on Friday. hM * K w 12 m em .bers rresen t. Two tables | o ^ ^ c o n d a - y education a ; district, announces his candidacy t.. N. WITNKH Plpltln. (*. W Kntimlnuer, tl be remembered by r.;?'*»!_ ..uavt o__f wen? ««»»so t for tho nlnvora. Thoro * UnlvorHity o f Ftorida, anil tho for re-election in this issue of The tly. Palmer. W. M. KntsmlnKer urtAJ" ' ford folks as Miss Nellie Cowan, a " cro {or, the pln,ycr9'A, T1}!:.^ stnte agent for negro education. Mrs. Mary Stad of Intorlachan, Herald. Judge Stringfcllow has Fred It- Wilson, us liu-nrpiirntnrn Tho above is an exclusive photo of the only women colonels in the former Sanford girl and graduate w.c.r * . thro? te“ At „ • 0 "It aided libernlly la building the served |n the city for a short stay nnd U. S. Army. They are, left to right, Colonel Maxine Brown and Colonel of Sanford ns justice of the pence for of LAKH JF.8SPP LAND COMPANYHigh school. I '» kc,? nd •“ "earn were have hereunto set their hands nl) ,/.:u stopping at the Montesuma. 22 years. Ho was one of the first Ibis teacher-training building nt the A. Elsie Jnnis. oBth titles were earned for the entertaining iinil^ recruit­ the loth <l:iv of Fi-lirunry. 1911. Mr. and Airs. E. V. Miller and ' Thomas and Mrs. Morrison. S to become a resident of this sec­ .fc M. College. It lias lurnished Next L N. P I P K I N . '*> i ing work of the two beautiful women. Photo tnken in New York. family have returnerl to their for­ meeting will b e entertained by $ 10,000 on the new building just tion- coming here more thnn 10 r . W. K N T Z M IN C E R . ,ii b t M. Williams of Atlanta is in mer home in White Springs in B. IIY. PAI.MKR. . "iL city for a short time attend* being completed by the Florida years ago. Airs. Farmer and Mrs. Harris. W K. P N T '/ M I N C K r t , 1 "“ 0.3 Florida. to business, Normal and Industrial at St. AuMILS. L. P. HAGAN AND MIS3 North NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE F it FI* It. Wtl-SON. 'l ne numsulcs nrc nil the go out (IF IN T E N T I O N T O API*I.I S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . .nnd also provides a highly NOTICE RIBA WILLIAMS ENTER­ l-’Olt L E T T E R S P A T E N T LAKE MONROE grstine here. Several families of children Comity of Ki-niluole. D. Bruse of Palatka spent prepared critic teacher for the TAIN AT TEA Tho Nellie Turner Circle of the N o tin ’ la h e r e b y K l l r u tll.1 l on I. t h e urutersliflied. un offleor,-. arc Hi with them. Among them day here Friday transacting Baptist Church met Wednesday the 15th d a y of March, 1331. the ' l o i r illlth u rlte d to t a k e i i r k l n n r L 'unenor-training den... :mcnt of this the tl. II. Squire, W. W. Dresser. Air. nnd Airs. Victor Check of institution. Five numlrcd dollars Unders lu n e d w ill a p p ly l o t h e lion- e d K e m e n ts of d e e d s In th e S t a t e nfi.l'iH liness. The*spacious home of Mrs. L. P. Henry Woodworth, Hal Colbert Sanford have purchased .16 acres MO contributed by this board Ri­ •V"''•** afternoon at the home of Mrs. tV. 1,i".r* l * G o y - r n o r «f F l o r i d |. do h e re b y c e r t i f y t h n t v)) j v i « Hagan on Sanford Heights was " S t a t e Of l lorld. 1 . a t rn l lu h n s s c c . th.. j n t h day of F e b r u a r y . P'2I. p e r- ' of land out First Street near Haw- vards a summer scho61 at this in­ th |r. and Mr*. W. P. Fleming of Robert I’eurifoy at her home on the scene of one of the loveliest children and othera. c lorlna, f u r Incur- sniinlly a p p e a re d lo-fore me t*. W ; —e* Miss Annie Weeks entertained kin’s Soring nnd will build a hand­ stitution, nnd it nlso gives $500 to e o i i l i ' l c e *“ ' l 'e^t t’ o r sJ E pSaStletnPt . LAND apa are spending the week-end Fifth Street. There was an un­ I F.iitxtnltiucr. R Ilv. P a lm e r, W. A n l nt curds r.nd dancing nt her homo some old-fashioned in" house. The i i Ml A M , uiolt-r th e f o l l o r anil F r e d R. W ils o n . " * r at tho Valdez. the state to pay traveling ex­ pr<ipo*i-il c h a r t e r , th o o r l u l o a lw l nnfa i, eCanc thx mtoi i u eme usually large attendance of mem­ patties given this season, when on Cameron Avenue on Wednesday well uml p e r s o n a lly bers. with one new member and Mrs. I lagan and Miss Ruba Wil­ night of last week. Dcliclom grounds will he beuutifidc in many penses of a llm.:ed number of Wlllell Is n ow oil file- In I h e office k n o w n , anil k n o w n to m e to be t h u ways und when finished Mr. uuu of th e K e e re ta r y of S t a t e lit T a lla G. Nichols of Leesburg wns several visitors. p e r s o n s dthi-rllo-d to am) w h o s u l i- 1 , # 0 liams entertained at tea. Friday refreshments of sandwiches, cake Mis. Check's luinu! will he one of teachers carefully selected to the linmo-e, F lo r id a . n crlh ed tlielr n a m e s to th e fo re g o * )ng the business visitors In the summer schools at Tuskcgcc and During tho husiness session, afternoon front 3 to 6 o'clock. I.. N. P I P K I N , nnd coffee were served nt the con­ lila A rtic le s In c o r p o r a ti o n a s In v o w ® thu show places of Seminole 1on Friday. Humptnn Institute." plnns were made for a rummage This attractive home, which is C. W. ENTZ.M IN DER. ro rp o ra lo rs of LAKE .1 EKSPl* • of the evening. Those in­ county. E MY. P A L M E tl. sale to be held Saturday March so well arranged for entertaining, clusion L A N D COMPANY, anil they s e v e r ­ The General Ediieiufon Hoard i* vited included l)r. nnd Mrs. J. li. J. T. Mathews and son, George, W. S. E N T Z M IN tlE R . a lly urkiMiWlrdacd t o ipe th at t h e ) J. H. Flint1 "of Birmingham, IB. Other matters of importance was transformed into a veritable FICMD. It. W II.S O N . Fny, Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Fay, J.\, Air. and Mrs. William Hawkins giving $2,500 for the purchase of s ta lle d the sam e f o r th e p u r |* H u l( ta r ) 'n is spending a short time in were discussed. garden with its decorations of cut Mr. anil Mrs. E. A. Moffett, Mr. and furniture nnd equip-.tent tor the U e. th e uinh-ridMlied h e r e b y ai.t h e r e i n expressed. u lt w.-ro culled to Lakeland by the ford.po a business pjlvdon, . t o g e t h e r f o r tho ..A fter tho regular routino . jat llower4,aiul„potlttd.tdnnU»., Ij9 IV WITNESS ___ _ AVIIEREOF. ____ H I . . . I'cur cyynfy training school;* in.Jim ................... 'amt'Mrs. ' Frvd'-’I»orm»rr'Mr<.afiK| dpatli of Mr, Mathews' hrpthcr-in irrpose e f h ecin u lin r I n m r p o r n t e d hcreiinlo M -t my Imnd atnl o f f l H tlb -btrslness, n stjeml- hfitip twM'*njoyi"roW£ liyinK .Besci^ ml -fditinldiJ; a . n n rp n r a tid l i u n d e r • mil on this llic 3i>lh day of F eb . mi i” room, *,. , tall. ,hrenen bus , Mrs, Paul Pczoid, Mr. und Mrs. law, J."J. 'Wallace, who'died sud­ ■t»*t«, ’>at l/cltivy. ­ Nathan of New York was ed, the hostess serving fruit salmi- ikets filled with plum blossoms anil iJohn ,Vlo!(1> Mr> n.1(1 Mrs. Frank denly. county; Alachua, in Alachua coun­ 'ini hv v i r t u e o f th e l a w s a n d Con- ruary. 1931. ' bng the out of state business and hot chocolate assisted by Mrs. roses were effectively placed. The s t l t n tl o n of tiie S l a t e o f F lo rid a , V. E. not •*! LASS. , . 1} ty; Leesburg in laike county, ami und their guests, Mr. and .Miss Gussic Smith entertained nod u n d e r t h e f o l lo w in g p rop osed ( C f f l c l n l Mo«l> N o t a r y Pulilli*.1, (tors in Sanford on Friday. B. G. Mcthvln and Airs. R. Z. John­ mantle was banked with asparagus Mrs. Stockoff of Secoucus. N. J.; a number Marianna in Jackson county, nc- c h a r i e r : of her young friends Fri­ 3Iy commission expire* Aug. 17, lMLJuth son. ferns nnd sweet pens In the vari­ Mr. and Mrs. Bushncll Bales, H A R T E R ( I F L A K E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . evening with n party. De­ cording to Mr. Brin on. These nre P l t l iJpEuSS8EP IP*,I CLAND |r. and Mrs. J. P. Dover nnd CuMPANV. ous shades of pink. Baskets of Mr. und Mrs. Polk, Mr. nnd Mrs. day Fechools thut have b -en designated C o u n ty of Polk. lightful refreshments were served. •a r t i c l e I. E. M. Huber of Brownsville, I. tin u n ile r s lg n c d . an o ffice r ATTEND REGATTA AT MT. radiance roses were everywhere. Wm. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Wu». to receive aid from :iie General Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Snider, mer­ Tinnnitle of llil* c o r p o r a l Inn lo ta k e a rk n o w l* * . were among the visitors in DORA In the dining room and sun par­ Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmond chants nnd large land holders of Education Hoard and tnc Slater shall he L A K E J E S S U P LAND de du gl ye m nuthorlxt'd e n t s o f .........I* III Ihe Htate a t . „ » i ) [ford Friday. noil It* p r i n c i p a l pl|ice Florida, do hereby certify that lilt, lors the color motif of gold and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Huff, C'huluotn and son and dnughter- Fund on equipment -ad salaries of COMPANY, bu slu eas s h a l l lie In L otm w onil, the got It day of Fehrimry. 1934. »f»fts Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. Henry Mc- green wore used, nasturtiums nnd Stowe, teachers upon their meeting cer­ of Mi. nnd Mrs. Greggs, of Kansas, Seminole C o in i l; . • F l o r i d a . w ith pei Nonally app eiired h eforo m o U- tl Mrs. Alex Burner. Mrs. Clifford Ira. Adnlinc Arthur of Sprlng- I-aulin, Mrs. Easterly, and Mrs. T. calendulas in baskets nnd bowls were pleasant cullers at Monroe tain conditions. 'I here are about liraoeh o ff ic e * at *uch o t h e r p laces N P ip k in . In rue w e ll mill pcrvqtV Ohfo, is spending n short M. Puleston motored to Mt. Dorn were placed on cabinets, mantels Proctor. Mrs. Delln Bale*. Mlsz and In th e S t a l e o f F lo r id a mill III the a lly k n o w n to me to lie one o f th o 175 of this type of school in the the graded school Monday. l ulled S t a t e * o r f e r n lu u c o u n tr ie s , p e rs o n * di-scrlhcd In an d w h o s u b - ^ in the city and is stopping where they attended the regatta South in active operation to give t % Airs. Brown of First Street who the H oard o f D i r e c t u m s h a l l from scrlhi-il III* nam e to t h e f o r e g o i n g the Montezuma. and were guests at luncheon of tlcust an all-round elementary ns lim e to li m e de-ill; nil I e, was called to SI. Louis by the A rticle* of In c o r p o r a ti o n as o n e o f * Mr, and Mrs. Conlon of New A R T IC L E It. tin- In co rp o rato r* o f L A K E JE K H C D i/ death of her husband is expected! triucntu.n linked with industrial lr. and Sirs. W. B. Newkirk of York. T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e of t h e hu sl- L A N G COMPANY, a m i lie a c k n o w l ■ training for boys and girls arid home suun. 1 Fny und Miss Irene Ilrundt; nes* to lie rn u d t ie t c d by t h i s co re d g e d to mr t h a t he sig n e d t h o ' tier, N, Y., were among the ket filled with golden calendulas Messrs. Edwin Humil, Joe Guerry, J.Iso for the trnining of teachers llu rn I In ii sloill l>e io Im i, o w n . hold The following composed a pleas­ s a m e for the p u rp o s e * th e r e i n ox» M r rist arriving here Friday and George W. Merrill of Avon Park and ferns. At intervals were sil­ lease, siih d lv ld e. im p ro v e, Hell and p res sed . party to Chuluota Sunday: Mr. for the elementary schools. registered at the Montezuma. was among the business visitors ver candlesticks holding lighted Charlie Flowers, Louis Moore, ant convey r e a l I 's l a t e j to e r e c t h o u s e * IN W ITN ESS W H E R E O F . I h o v e Postell, J. T. Hardy, Okie and Mrs. M. It. Stulford and ehilfor s lie o r r e n t : to act a* a g e n t s h e r e u n t o set my h a n d an d o f f i c i a l - ’ o in the City Substantial on Friday unshaded yellow tapers, nnd com­ Glenn dren .Misses Iva Dowling, Beulah n r tins a l e o r r e n t a l o f p r o p e r l y ; s e a l on th is th e l a t h d ay o f F e b LAKE MARY Ilr. and Mrs. F. X. Lawrence of making his headquarters nt the potes of mints, salted nuts and Weeks, Hurry Weeks, Don Fay and Stafford, Leon Dowling. Nathaniel lo buy. o w n s ell .and g e n e r a l l y dual riiaVv PIJ4. Mrs. Libbio Weeks, as the hostes­ pichestor- N. H„ are in the city Valdez. candies. In real e s t a t e m yirlgage* a n il o th e r V. E. D O t’RLAHS. ■ Stafford and I’aul Jones. N o ta ry P u h lt e . Tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank j fo rm s of r e a l e s t a t e *...... . t o t , <irririuI Seal) ______ a few days en route to other Greeting the guests upon arrival ses’ mother, assisted in entertain­ Roy Burns* d of New York, is on the shores of .laike* Mary Lj.1I»11of |iinilM*r w.1...,'.*!!! timl 11ii.Hiti vim: mitt< ... I1.1"* Ms eommis.iioa i-xtdres Aug. IT. Rist/tibql its of interest in the state. Miss Dorothy Ray is spending was Airs. It. J. .St irling- who was ing. , a r \' hii a guest of his father, J ,F. Iluru- Evans*■ tilt? «C0nC! o f li ill l i s t C lljliy it b l c rtnlM Ilf n i l 1; I ii <Ih ; j*m l i«» * n m i ^ c In i zz the week-end in Delutml as the attired in a costume of black lace scd. lira. Emmett McCall, who hns guest of her cousins. Mr. ami Mrs. ami tulle over satin. In the re­ times run uwuy with you. Nov , Mrs. Roberta Lansing of Sanford event on VVe<lnes(lny afternoon. It | « ociimil nicrrnntll«* 1oi:i Iii**mh, un»l i hoy. o w n «>r mr ‘ ‘........... “ “sell“ all o ”i l i e r........... In visiting her mother a t Vul- Charles E. Perry, at Hotel Put­ ceiving line were Mrs, Hagan and when I was it boy," he continued, is spending this week wilh her pa­ was Mater Billy Evans’ birthduy to FOUNTAIN INN -ra »„ soiml i>ro|ierty n e c e s s a r y o r Inel[ta, Ga.< is expected home Sat- nam. Mis3 Williams. Mrs. Hagan's be­ "we very often had interesting und rents- Air. and Airs. J. T. Wynne. and a grand party was held in flrntiil to Ih e c o n d u c t of a n y MudEustis, Florida e c o r p o r a l Ion may lay afternoon. coming frock was of grey chiffon instructive conversations thnt were J. W. nnd Tom Bell have re­ honor of the occasion. Master ness In wtoh icbho rIh r o w n io n a y . anil to D* I Mr. nnd Mrs. John L. Heintz, over satin nnd embroidered in pot­ an aid to our learning. We didn't turned from a business trip to Billy’s guests were nil the chil­ •-tutnite; ns ev h le iic e a of tn<ielit,.<lii.'«* Is now open ami the management,^ dren of Lake Mary and everyone Issue Mrs. J. L. Mathews has return- and Mr. nnd Mrs. .John E. Perrin, tery blue. Pearl grey Maurice get together nnd spend valuable Jacksonville. tlo-n for, hn m ls, prnmlNMory mile* takes pleasure in extending to the .. accepted his kind invitation. The mill o t h e r f o r m * of s e c u r i t i e s . .■ml home from Miami where she of Cumberland, Md., were guests Lichen crepe, fashioned the ex­ William Wesner of Jacksonville afternoon in useless taking. When l was spent in games of lo secu re t h e pay me tit o f t h e sam e Snnford public and winter visitoni P' Int the past ten days as the this week of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. quisite gown worn by Miss Wil­ time is at Lake Monroe prospecting for was at school at Davitlson, th< rm rtKiiae* o r d eed s o f t r u s t tin- a most cordial invitution tn v isit-' all kinds, motorboat trips around le liams. 1st of friends. Parmelee, Route A. on t h e p r o p e r l y of t h e C o m p a n y ; the Inn nnd , partake ... groups of boys that stood around, n Gcs'rahlo home. of .... its h o sp i-,wmJ the lake- dancing and races. The guests were ushered into im the campus anil talked together. I lo ii , n s t o c k In o t h e r i - o r p o n i U o i n . “ "J1. —S '" . it* u7i'„ tV^T'K 'r Icy Bride Horace and Ellis , , , .. to oilier In to jn tt'lncrsltlp itli otln-r t n l i t y . j h c ^ * T l is ill li g h t f u l ly Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Bockin of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gilimtieh of the (lining loom by Mrs, Reginald Utlkeil about something that | 'V iliis were callcil to Kustis Mon* I h.ny ‘‘n<i plrl w.t’ri‘ l>R-’flcntund offvis to li ■quests ov«rjfi ratInn * o r I n d i v id u a l s o r tiili. rated " “ |ltimorc arrived in Sanford Fri- Waynesboro, Pa.- who are spend­ Holly, wlm wore n fetching frock amounted to something. While day to visit_their playmate Chi-lie 1 Wl” ' handsome und useful fu- pintm - r h a r i n e i s h i p s ' nnil In ilo a ll sm-h comfort and enjoyment. Thu and will spend some time here ing tho winter in the state, ar­ of orchid nnd gold georgette. Re­ now, gentlemen, I can’t suppos' Johnson, who once lived at Mon-! ,ht’n ‘^HtThtful refreshment o t h e r ihluu** n* m a y Im n e c e s s a r y o r cuisine and dining room service ■ t o j - u ox tnollciil t o lie dotni fo.* Hot success* [the Valdes. • were served consisting of ice (nl rived in Hanford Friday for an ex­ freshments ot brick cream in that one of you (could think of roe, nnu who is seriously ill. t r a n s u c t i o n o f th e h u s i n e s s a l - maintained at the same high de­ green and gold, individual cokes breaking up a goou Teste’ with tended stay. Miss Aria .Mann, teacher of cream, bunanus, cookies, candy ami P.ilrs of th l* c o rtio riillo n a n d to gree ^ ^of ______ ___ that __ _ perm eates-i excellence birthdny cake. iced in green mints, salted nuts mention of anything of wide con- • Jionroo school is confined to her |l- R. Rice of Toledo, Ohio, wha have, e x e r c i s e n nd e n j o y all ••"* i T h o ' e n t i r e cHtalilishnii-nt rh- Ills, p o w e r * anil p r l v l l e g . s In- 100 Cr” ? ’! , ‘ Mrs. Ralph Chapman- Mrs. Eliza and coffee were served by Alisa * been visiting his cousin, S. Everyone enjoyed the uffuir im­ cideiit unless it was some outrage home hy illness. Her mother, lo c o r p o r a t i o n s o ru a n ix .il: ic l c p n o n c L I r.UKtlS. lapman, Airs. Joe Russell, Airs. Fern Ward, Mrs. John McNanninra, corn, I.loyd for this week loaves Sat- Cha Mrs. Mann and brother- Clark mensely, anti dcpnrted at a late ous scandal.” Herbert Russell and .Mrs. Rosa and Mrs. Braxton Baggett. Prellay for his home. hour wishing Master Hilly many Amidst the row.; t.i seats that Mann nre also sick. Markwond were a party motoring ' riding sit tho coffee service was held the slippery students for a Mr. Crenshaw continues ill nf more happy birthdays. [Among the business visitors in to Winter Park to attend the flow­ Mrs. Bait Peterson of Jamestown* doubtful hour, there was heard o tho flu and malaria. He improves Dr. Gen. R. Fellows leaves for city on Friday from Atlanta, er show. slowly. his home in New Hampshire on N mVh Hnirirott wa sattired in orUttering un*:l finally the very Ire A. J. Hall and A. V. MeiWiss^ Nellie Lee I.loyd of San­ Friday, to the regret of his many icgor. Dr. and .Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. thill nil,I Kraw llJVhiiil. while j “ “ ‘'rr Z X ' \ n ' S J h ‘a i ford, visited her friend, Susie Con- friends and acquaintances in Lake, nut, H. J. Lehman and Mrs. P, A. J ,,., .blI* Mary. Jacksonville was represented Banks of Crown Point, Iml., wore An open switch caused a wreck Mr. P. K. Brown of Palatka was Friday by Edward I*. Plaff, the guests of friends in Mt. Dora on a freight tiain of the A. C. I« in town Wednesday. I ID.'! Juries Strobe), Duncan B. Cur- on Friday, going over specially to Monroe Wednesday evening. LOOK WHO 13 COMING L Mrs. Peterson lovely in an a n i’u 'de. howcitr, and ....> ite *tt.sui.n.J. at t'eterson was toveiy ami C. D. Keller. attend the regatta. The train of two box cars and N O T H '); O F NAI.K I NIIBIt legnnt costume of black and gold. 1 Itl'l'V|U | L<i, l Avore derailed, No one was K X K tT T IO N .Music was furnished throughout tinned* when all d t h o u g h t i. caboose N n t l i v I* liereliy Kiven t h a t I will, Father Roger Anderson who has | Harry Fletcher of Jacksonville injured. nt I t o 'c lo c k A. M. un M arch IStli, ho hy Joe n .l..n ttttl» .|j» ™ to I y o“ myo“u l nJ In Person In Person R registered at the Valdez on teen conducting n mission for Mrs. Charles Bell, Misses Bes­ l» 3 t , a t No. SIS W est F i r s t S tr e e t riday while in the city on busi- Holy Cross Church* nil this week, sie, Violet and Clara Swaggerty, In t h e t ’lty of S nu foril. Florida, Icon* anything. With your Olga Carlson, Mrs. Moffet- Mr. w h e r e t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e l n u l t e r ileiss. left Saturday morning for Orlan­ This affair was one of the most ^ ap* ‘hr.l you term ‘music ami Blaylock ami Philip Miles attended Kcrlheil I* n o w Incatcil. n f ( e r l o r do where ho will conduct a mission delightful of the many social j Ten and a Half People (Little Jeff) events given this season, and th e: other things, that you ca ; J er- the Heminole Athletic club meeting s a l e a m i s ell (<■ t h e |iig |ie * t Milder |F. B. Stoncy of New York was at St. Lukes Church. f o r c a s h , t h e e n t i r e a m i c o m p le te nrtistie taste of these two charm -1 ature, and your frank knowledge artistic charm -,,, -, , , , s t o c k of koo On. w a re s , m e r c h a n d is e i pong the arrivals In Sanforc[- on Monday evening. 1 f i x t u r e s , t h e p r o p e r ly of F. I’.! was reflected 111 l*'at l’ou 18*M *’?k ,°* us development, THE WORLD’S GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW Miss Bary B. Brent of Bruns ing _h hostesses riday and is registered a t the Mrs. Nellie _«■Craws and daugh- i lund . .. y0,| completely leave me behind. , _ n ™ * l . A k e r s . J r . , lo c a te d n n d co n ta in e d .!{ wick, G»., witii the John It. Kog- every detail. aides. In Three Acts ter- Dorothy, of Tampa, nre visit- ' t,, Halil imi IUIIuk at No, a I h W est “I cannot appreciate your modera* Producing Co.* is in the city' About two hundred guests were ern ideas of pleasure. I suppose mg Mrs. Craw s brother. Albert F i r s t S t r e e t , S a n fo r d , F lo r id a , to s a t i s f y a n e x e c u t i o n on a JudKnie.il IA. M. Howerton of Asheville is for a short time directing the play : in attendance. Hear Mutt ami Jeff’s Juzz Orchestra. if I hud been brought up with yout Hawkins. in t h e s u m nf T h i r t e e n lliiiulred - uC 4 --------* ending the week-end here at the "Springtime which is being p u t! age I might b cable to enjoy these ^Mrs. Edith Holmes of Newark, (11300.00) D ollar*, an d cost*. ilaL-ii aldez, while in the city* on busi- on by the Senior G. F. S, Mare.. ( ] O J J e g 0 P f O i e S S O r things that seem actually nothing N. J.- is visiting her brother, J. W. M a r c h 7th. I S 3 1, o b ta i n e d h> E d ­ 15 — S O N G H I T S — 15 t.H-i. w a r d R I k k Iii * MKulnst t h e said F. P. to me now. Of course, it is all a Connors. tl. A k e r s . J r , , t h e p e r s o n a l p ro p e rty run* matter of taste and environment. t o lie so ld on t h e a b o v e d a t e In-line Matinee -I P. M. Night 8:30 P. M. Mr. aud Mrs. C. II. Johnson and I Mrs. W. M. Downing of Atlanta Mrs. Donie Wind of Columbus, t h e s a m e p r o p e r l y u p o n w h ich levy It may* be advancement, but I will b e e n h e r e t o f o r e m a d e by in*- •* [rived hero Thursday and will the latter’s mother, Mrs. E. VanBRING THIS TICKET never be able to keep up with the Gn., nrrived in Sanford Wednes­ Im* S heriff u n d er u d istress w arrant day nnd will spend some time here end some time here with her derpool of Jacksonville arrived And 25 cent:, which admits one School Child (nut over 15 years! age in this way.” l o r rent. hero Friday for a short visit. Mrs. [ughter, Mrs. Ira Davis. D u ted a t S a n f o r d . F lo r id a , th is Dr. Farr wants to see all the col­ with Mrs. C. W. Speer, who has to a 50 or 75 cent scat. Vanderpool nnd husband were for­ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. lege been critically ill for the past 7 th d a y of M arch, A. Ik 1931. publications here placed on a f . M HAND. -h n atut!ent. of plane above the average; he wunts month. Mrs. Speer will accom­ [The Intermediate C. E. Society mer residents of Sanfonl having SEAT SALE IL C, LOWER'S A* S h e r i f f of Semi nol* kid a very enjoyable party in been in bustness here thirty years tmlay (loo- nol Kive enough lime to (he general range of literary pany* Mrs. Wind home as soon as C o u n ty , F l o r i d . . te social rooms of the church on ago. Dub. M ar. H a n d Mar, 15. tho consideration of matters of in­ ability increased. He believes that she is able to travel. ■riday evening. tillectual importance during time I through the publications on the On Wednesday of this week- out of the classroom, according to j campus and the co-operation of the IMiss Mary Doak and Mrs. \V. Mrs. W. G. Tyler of Sanford i)r. James M. Furr of the Univers- students this can be done. One of Heights nnu nnd her guests, Mrs. I* Scheddell of Crown Point- Ind., iieigni* ner guesi», »“ »• “Hem ‘ "V jL. cf Florida faculty. "That’s the the publications, one that he is J*ve gone to Citra to spend n few minger of A\ e. t , •• | greatest trouble with our colleges vitally interesteil in. he wants to Ireks. * Mk nnd w|it»rc»* they of today,"MdnpInrMl build into Mnniuthirur something more thnn than declared h< he* pwpntlv recently in na lniilil pure humor, but admits this can­ to his class. I t 's a m l a h t y fine t h i n g lo he a b l e to o ff e r In th e s e s u i t s s u c h w o n d e r f u l ALL. Miss Charlotte Smith .who is a visited Mme. Montague at Foun­ talk 'Wou boys never think of mat­ not be done until the students be­ WOOL M a t e r ia l* f o r o n ly 435. R r a u t l f u i d e s ig n * —-rich c o l o r i n g — 300 p a t t e r n s t o Indent at Stetson University at tain Inn. the party had luncheon ters of intellectual importance come interested and support the choose f r o m . E v e r y g a r m e n t t a i l o r e d to y o u r In dividual riu-usuru In a v e r y ca re fu l fM-and, is spending the week-end at the Inn and after enjoying a when you are in (; group out of publication therein of contribu­ m a n n e r. - S e l e c t a n y s t y l e t h a t s u i t * y o u r fancy. W e'll g o th u l i m i t t o p l e a s e you. tions representing student literary the classroom," he added. "You Ilrtn ren Palm etto and Saafard A ttv ffe with her parents, Mr. and delightful ineal returned by way 3M Fast Hrenad street endeavors. let your tinners, girls nnd good of Orlando home. f*1*. A. I). Smith. r. I SSA & 1 - wiS 3VSilan.e T h ea tre FRIDAY, MARCH 14 MUTT and JEFF Says Students Like GirlsandGoodTime Spring Suits— For Easter !flftt.j*'- �8 a t o »im t , frAiicii«. i THE SANFOM) In The 1World O f Sparts 4* . - — s u i t 's h ic ^ a m d Co z y WCR.C IN "MG’ p U R f WfL . U N IT O R Ball Games this Spring Had Tryout with llrnoklyn Team at Clcnrwater anti Makes Good Impression hut Turns Down • Contract to Return to •i School. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville. Mar. 8.—’Gator base­ ball stock jumped tremendously hero Thursday afternoon when young “ Ilowy" Bracken, captain of the 1924 Florida diamond ma­ chine, returned to Fleming Field ’a fter n week’s absence from tin* team during which time lie tried out with Uncle Hobby's Brooklyn Nationals at Clearwater, making p decided and most favorable ini rpressinn with tho Robins. The Orange and Bine pilot looked all •of a “ million dollars’’ around the "hot corner, his phenomenal field­ ing and consistent ntickwork ex­ plaining to the gallery of fans who *,viewed the workout the reason of Jhis success down at Clearwater. Bracken was tendered n contract Iby Malinger Robinson to be “ farm* led out’’ one season, hut the ’Gator {diamond luminary refused, dcsir!lng rather to continue his medical | studies at the state university. The •choicest of compliments were re­ ceived on all hands by young | “Ilowy” during Ids sojourn with i the Robins, and Manager Robins.>; declared him as “ sweet” a field- r ’ ns any man be had on the club. ‘ Bracken is unquestionably the ‘ greatest infielder that ever cnvorl»ml Hie clay paths of Fleming ( Field, and it was only lack <>f ex­ perience that kept him from head­ ing straight into the major circui: 'th is spring. Ho fielded grandly 'during his trial stay, and his hu­ llin g was all that was expected. , Brooklyn papers being profuse in ( their praise of the Florida captain, return to Fleming Field will TCfttlike the 'Gator nine, for hi“absence would have noon scriott dy felt. He was accorded a royal rc; ceptinn by hi? many friends on the , ball field. Manager Robin-on . wanted “Ilowy” to stay and tin' players hated to see him leave, buy the “ kid” thinks l o t s about hi* * studies, and turned down an offer i that was the stepping stone t•• the ( big tent in one year. He did right, -und by next season hr will be primed to enter the top class w!th1 nut that evpeiience. •'ilowy” w j -« 1 loud in his praise o f the rrnoklyn I ninyors and Manager Robinson— i nis week with the “big boys" giv| ing him valuublo lesson*, lots o f t improvement, and :.a insight into the workings of a major leagiu • club. Seldom does Florida git -udi > a man up for consideration. Hal: off to “ Ilowy” Bracken. DELAND- Mar. 7.—More than -0 games will be played by the Stetson University baseball team this spring, metfrding to a sched­ ule given out by Manager Tntuin. A tentative game has been ar­ ranged with Penn State, probably for late in March. The schedule so far completed follows: Mar. f>. Ormond at Stetson; Mnr. 26-27, Citadel, nt Stetson; Mar. 21-22, Mercer, Stetson; Mar. 28, Itutgers at St. Augustine; Apr. 1-2- llnvnnn University at Stetson; Apr. 31Mny 1 Trinity, here; four games rat h with Florida, Ratlins anti Southern to he divided between home grounds, the dates yet to ho fixed. ' H e O ., CO H O UP. TO CKJR SuiTTE AMD SCC Tlie team that carried the Vol­ usia county club to victory in u!i her games was composed of: For­ wards. S'. Skeels, II, Huchu. O. Stephen?; renter, li. (J. Hamilton: guards, C, G. Swoop, Moore and G. G. Sixmo. IP SVO THINK IT 'S U N C 0f«rtfp.T<iQ C Y C O O L to e J v s T y M A & i N & j n y w BUILDING HOME. Frank Loosing has begun work on the erection of nn attractive two story frame dwelling on Oruge Street between Park ami Oak Avenues. Tho new residence will be 2-1x26 feet nnd will cost ap­ proximately $3,000, it is said. PRESIDENT OPPOSES SEPARATION WASHINGTON, Mar. (^-Presi­ dent Coolidgc informed the Fhilipp.’ic independence njjssion Wednes­ day thnt fn his opinion the time had not yet come for the aeuarntion oT tho inlands from tne United Stater. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIR­ TEENTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO FRENCH AVENUE. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ ment on Thirteenth St. from Sanford Avo. west to French Avo. has been completed and the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the Final Estimute of the cost of paving Thir­ teenth St. 24 feet in width from Sanford Ave. west to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on a rock foundation: 4950 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c .......—.......................................$ 1982.10 2950 Sta. yds. overhaul <?p lc .............. 29.50 ■1374 Lin. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @75c ............................. 3280.50 491 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c .......—.......................... 148.20 6498 Sq. yds. 0” rock foundation @ 75c ........... 4873.50 5503 Sq. yds 2” sheet asphalt @ 97c ................................ 5337.91 5002 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c ......... GC0.44 9,6 Cu. yds. f’lass R. concrete (y> $23.00 ........................ 220.80 2 Type A Inlets @ $30.00 ....................... 60.00 3 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 ....................... 81.00 4099 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ $65.00 PerM............................... 260.43 a16 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.10 .......... ................ .......... 127.60 Extra Work .......................................................................... 49.97 Monument placed at street intersection @ ................... ... ....... 6.50 Laboratory Inspection of Materials .......................... ............... 214.05 Legal Expense, Advertising, etc., 2fc ...................................... 346.76 Engineering V/c ......................... ............................................... 693.52 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. Mar. 8—Student waiters In the Univenlty common* are now jjiyen grades on their records as suchThe object is to bring about bet­ ter service and efficiency. Tho grades also are a determining fac­ tor in n student retaining his posi­ tion and of securing a position the following year if he makes appli­ cation for the place. Grades are giveh in Service^ CoOperation, Promptness, Personal Neatness and General Attitude .to-; ward the work. Students who have boon eating at the meSa. hall for several years say that on a whole the new system has brought about n great improvement over-the old system under which the boyi were given work according to their general need for work. Students are given their board for working in the mess hall and more-than 20 boys are enabled to nttend college in- this way. Pre­ vious to this year students were able to obtain positions dn’the mess hall only when their class average was good and they really needed the work in order to stay in col­ lege. Under the old system when applications wore made at the be­ ginning of the school year, pre­ ference was given to older class­ men, but under the new system the students - who «made a good D R P A ItT ftK K T OP TUP. I.ITG IH O H U. 8. Land O ffice at (lalneavllle, P la. Pell. 13. 1934. N otion U hereby given th at A lien A turler.. of Multmpii. Klurlda. who, on Kuptetnbcr 33. 1932. made Homentnad Entry, No. 01774«». for Lot 4, S ection 14, Townehlp 21 H., R ange 30 n ., TallalineNee Merldan, ha* filed nntlr# of Intention to make C om m utation Proof, to eatabllah c la im 'to th e lend nhnvr deacrlhed, b efo re Cfetk Circuit Court, a t San­ ford. Florida, on the 10th day of A pril. 1034. C laim ant namea aa wttneaana:' H iram llaw k ln *. of Maitland, F lorida. W a lter W right, of Maitland, F lorida. .... O liver Whraton, of Maitland, F lorida. rfe.Nl to |," ? ; ,*pp,'««f| > £ “ r,^.’roW{^SJ<, i s g l a S a tRrsg.fe " N fS a-ff 2 ft.,kk ^OJB r»■ aM V V iffiN 5 ; .I*- -R i g h t o f w N W . Cor. of a w u P B L J * Mid la mi bring p r a t e in th e Unit-flu ra id deemed ii S . a c r . ' v i - ' f l or: ‘“ S . W ltneaii my official rv.*sM (S E A L ) ' &■sri* R. „ a. D O C atS Circuit (S Setnlnol*- Count* * lypowfli,,/ mutes. \ I n I k e Ult^Mlt C m H -»f I k e I n w l l J « 4 I « W f I re a l l *4-’ I k e S t a t e o ( F l a r M a , I* Safi t o r S e m in o le C m u t r , i« t k u n t r - elennln* d Pairing, writer tup, II. %, Poi I’NpIfj | CITATION. O, O, W olcott,-'Complainant, L nw rence Haynes, et nt.. D efendants. T o Law rence Haynes, nnd David TV. Curry, If llvlnir, and If dead, to a ll p arties claim ing Interests under L aw ren ce I fay lien and David W. Curry, to tha follow ing described, land, rir any part or parcel thereof, situ a te ly in g and being In the Coun­ ty o f Sem inole, and Htate of F lor­ ida, and described ns Southw est Q uarter o f Southwest Quarter (le ss ___ ______„ c s s ffour our N orth east __________ Quarter, ___ and .less a c r e s In N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r ) S e c tio n 11, T o w n s h i p 31. S o uth , H n tts o 31 H a s t , c o n t a i n i n g T w e n t y - s i x a c re s , m n r o n r leas. I t n p p e u r l n g from t h e s w o r n bill o f c o m p l a i n t Hied In t h i s c a u s u a g a i n s t y o u , t h a t you a n d ea c h o f y o n h a v e o r claim to h a v e sonio year are given the preference. i n t e r e s t In a n d to th e l a n d h e r e i n above- d e s c r i b e d and (hat your BIRD CLUB CONVENTION p l a c e a o r re s id en ce a r o u n k n o w n ; th e re fo re , you Law rence H aynes, MELBOURNE, Mar. 8—The a n d -David \V*. C u rry , If li v in g , a n d tie s claim ing I n te r ­ Florida Audubon Society will hold eIfs t ds e au dn,d earl l y opua r snld L aw rence H a y ­ its twenty-third annual meeting n e s a n d D av id \V. C u rry . In a n d t o here Mar. 19*24, it is announced- t h e la n d h e r e i n abo ve d e s c r ib e d , o r a ls o :m<’ nml with Mr*. Katherine B._ Tippetts, i aa lnly optahret r thpeerresoofn, s and name or presiding. The .__ -. \ dele­ n n m e a a r e u n k n o w nw haonso d w ho may gates will bo entertained by the h e I n t e r e s t e d In th« p r o p e r t y In ­ woman’s club and other organiza­ v o l v e d in t h i s su it, nnd h e r e i n a b o v e tions of Melbourne, Melbourne. Audubon d e s r r l b e d , o r c la i m a n y r i g h t , t i t l e branch societies will make reports os er e sI n ot er r e- gs tr a nthteeerse,i n by,n s ht he irr osu, g dh e voir­ to the convention of their activities u n d e r sn ld 1 -aw rence H a y n e s , o r during the period since the last D a v i d W. C u r r y , o r a n y of t h e p a r ­ in a b o v e n a m e d meeting, which will be followed by t i e s o r p e r s o n a h oe re r otherw ise, a re n “Song-Rird luncheon," with Mrs. hn re r erbeyf e r rreeqdu i rt->. e d to lie a n d a p p e a r W- F. Blackman, president of the b e f o r e o u r s a i d C ircu it C o u r t n t Florida Federtion of Woman’s t h e C o u r t H o u se nt S a n fo r d , F l o r ­ a , o n t h e 7 th d a y o f A p ril, A. D. clubs, acting ns toastmistress, as id 1934, a m i t h e n am i t h e r e m a k e a n ­ s w e r t o t h e bill of c o m p l a in t e x ­ h i b i t e d n g a l n s t you In tills c a u s e ; o th erw ise, decrees tiro c o n fe s so i l l he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. a n d CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH w e a c h o f y ou . MONEY I t Is O r d e r e d Hint t h i s C i t a t i o n lie p u b l i s h e d 111 th e S a n f o r d H erald , p u b lish ed In S a n fo r d , Send this ad and ten cents to aS e mn ei nwoslpe a Cp eoru n ty . F lo r id a , once e a c h Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s . W I T N E S S m y hnml a n d t h e seal Chicago, III., writing your namo o n tills tile and address clearly. You will re­ o f t l is adida y Coifr cJunint u Cn ro)urt, . A. t>. 1924. ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S i’i (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS. t ’l - r k C r c i i l l C o u rt. HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND S e m i n o le C o u n ty .F lo r id a . for coughs, colds and hoarseness, A. M. W e e k s. I>. C. also free sample packages of FO­ T im s. E n ii nBe ,y ; Wilson. LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant Coin p its. Solr. for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ THARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ pation and Biliousness, These won­ derful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. tn g T he law provides that tax es upon real estate i not be paid before the day of April of any year, T ax Collector shall adver and sell.” Thin is to notify all ( corned that the requirem* of law will be complied * ami the Tax Books will closed on A pr!I first as j vided by law and all lands w hich taxes have not bi paid will be advertised executions issued for m personal property taxes, T ax Collector, Wheeless & WeU Vulcanizing Sho Cor. Oak Avcnfic find Third 8 MRS. A. I. SPENCER Spirella Corsetiere 0 I L S •GA8 Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes 228 So. Boulevard, DcLnnd C O U G H IN G RELIEVED The more you cough the more you “SERVICE THAT MAK and Snnford, Fla. (itraln your throat, lungs and system, liaise toe phlegm easily without strain FRIENDS." or pain by taking Leonard!’* Cough Syrup (Crcosoted). It is soothing, healing, pleasant and effective. Best thing for hacking cough*, deep scuted V>hls, bronchi!ia, croup, grippe and I f your Bicycle needs repairing, bring it to us, we have ..hooping cough. A most beneficial and safe treatment for children and best equipped repair shop, nnd can Rive you quick sen adult*. Save yourself from colds, THE SPORTSMAN STORE j $18379.08 coughs nnd scriou* trouble. Get a %ttle of L-nn.-trdl’s Cough Syrup (Creosoted) from vour druggist today, •M0-ynrd, free stroke. !00-yard back stroke. Relay—four boys, I Ill-yard-each. Dives Girls—stra ig h t running dice from springboard. Running jack­ knife from springboard. Straight high dive from 20-ft. platform. lb ease of lie the following will be railed for: Forward somersault with twist. Forward one and onehull’ tlist. Both from spring­ board. Getting Ready to Knock a Homer t Of?.. State High School Aquatic Meet Will Be Held April 26 • NEW YORK CITY, Mar. 8—T h e ___ . condition of Jnck Dt':.iptcy U show- ' , pig improvement, according to in- lion. ’ formation made public at the Poly- \ lmd ' clinic hospital where the world'* with | heavyweight chitj,.p|on i; conval- nfln ■ oscing after hi? opt ration of bu t >;';L Wednesday. I: v.;.,- .aid by Jack 'train Kearns, iln- champion's manage?, tht and by fir. Robert E. Brennan who Worn; ' performed the operation, that the until ' title holder, while .--till suffering nh o pain as a consequence of the opera* !>r » lion, nevertheless felt no well tl u oui - lie left bis bed fur about an hour I -?y and walked about h;s room. .-aid Kearns vigorously (Jellied th- re- ite-*d 1 j'-ort current in boxing circles that Istem • Dempsey was operated upon for a! A: hernia, lie declared that Dcntpa-y visit , is feeling so well that he would t.-in like to leave the ho pitnl and ie la- p tarn to hi- quarter, at the Alamac unsti * Hotel. I if. Brennan, however., with stated that whether Dempsey re- “ Dei mains at the hospital or returns to i apt Ills hotel, be will have to submit m nigh careful treatment until the sur- try 1 peon is Suti.*fh*d Ih-mpsey is eon1.- I Ft , plel-dy cured. This might take a were i week or to days, depending on t if j • progress modi during the pursed nt ! Run convalescence, .a s Information given out shoved nr:: > that Dcnipsi-yV operate n was more Lb.it . rrrious and more painful than an be c | operition for a fistula or humor- ! h liioids ordinarily wi a:d be, beeauK- lidic of the champion's neglect in having Feat the ailment receive prompt uttvn-! Fair ^ V u V V tV k ^ $ $ ety % rm\ bZ ■ . . . By CONDO UlMVOMfer W alters ^PE R T TRUE— To be borne by City 1-3, 6126.69. To be borne by Adjacent Property, 1225: Number of Feet frontage, 8772. Assessment per foot frontage, $3.2482. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer Description Foot Final Frontage Assessment E. K. Trafford’s Slap, Sanford, Fla. Elizubcth B. Musson, Lot t, HIk 15, Tr. 4 ..... Welaka Investment (*o. Lot 6, Blk 15, Tr. 4 .... Meisch Realty Co. Lot 1, lllk 15, Tr. 5 ....... Mcisch Realty Co. Lot 6, Dlk 15, Tr. 5 ....... O. Ci. Roller, Lot) 1, Dili 15, Tr. 6 .......... ...... O. G. Roller, Lot I, Dlk 15, Tr. 6 .................. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Il!k 15, Tr. 7 .......... MciscJt Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 15, Tr. 7 ........... Meisch Realty Co. Lot t, Blk 15, Tr. 8 ___ Atlantic Coast Line Ky. Co. Beg. at N .W. Cor. of Lot I, Blk 15, Tr. 8, Thence S. Wly at right angles to the center line of the Sanford A Indian River R. R. now the A. C. L. R. It. 50 ft., thence N. Wly parallel to said it. It. to the E. line of French Ave., thence N. to the S. line of Thirteenth St., theme E. to Beginning ..... M. D. Gatchell, Lot 5, nik 14, Tr. 1 ......... C. F. Wight, E. 54 ft. Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 1.... Mrs. Fannin It. Rubious, W. 65 ft, Ixit 10, I) 1 I, Tr. 2 .............................................. ................ 58.5 190.02 Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan, I?>t 5, Blk 14, Tr. 2 .... 58.5 190.02 M. S. Wiggins, S. 60 ft. Lot 9, Blk 14. Tr. 2....... 58.5 100.02 M. S. Wiggins, S. 60 ft. Lot 10. Blk 14, Tr. 2....... 58.5 190.02 A. W. Smith, Lot 5, Dlk 14, Tr. 3 .................. 117 380.04 M. S. Wiggins, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr.3 ...................... 117 380.04 C. A. Spencer, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 4 .......—............ 117 380.04 W, F. Rankin, S. 45 ft. Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4........... 117 380.04 B. I*. Dooley, Lot 5 Dlk 44, Tr. 5 ..... 117 380.04 Frank Brunson, Lot 10, Blk II, Tr. 5 .................... 117 380.0-1 Meisch Realty Co. Lot 5, Blk 1», Tr. 6 ................ 117 380.04 Meisch Realty Co. Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 6 ............. 117 380.04 Mrs. George D. Hart, Lot 5, U!k 14, Tr. 7 --------- 117 380.04 Mrs. George 1>. Hart, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr 7 - ......... 11' 380.04 M. Minarick, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 8 ....................... 11 380.04 It, W. Duckworth, Lot 10, Dlk 14, Tr. 8 ................ It . 380.01 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 1 ....... Ill 380.04 Meisch Realty Co., I?)t 6, Blk 15, Tr. 1 ................ 117 580.01 Park (City of Sanford) AH Blk 15, Tr. 2 .............. 248 805.56 J. J. Dickinson, LoU I. Blk 15,Tr. 3 .............. 117 380.04 W. L. Morgan, Lot 0, Blk 13,Tr. 3 ......... 117 380.04 The above and foregoing (inal assessments are payable without interest tip to March 15th, 1924, and from nnd after such date, said special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with interest at B'i per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my band as City Clerk, and the Seal of the City of San­ ford, Floridu, this 15th day. of February, A. D. 1924. (SEAL) • f I-. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Photo allows Kelly, Frisch, Jackson and Groh of the New York Giants resting lu-iorc taxing a turn at 2-10-23-3-1-8 the but at Snraouta, Fla., training camp, SANFORD C Y C L E CO r ■■ a 1 tfa 1 m* % ■ 1 ■ i 1 CITY CROWDED. 5,000 MORE LEADS THAN OUR 100 SALES FORCE CAN POSSIBLY HANDLE. WE HAVE THE BIGGEST PRO­ JECT OF A HIGH CLASS CHARAC­ TER IN FLORIDA. DON’T LOSE TIME WRITING BUT WIRE FOR INFORMATION. BE PREPARED TO COME NOW OR DON'T ANSWER. IF YOU ARE NOT MAKING $500.00 A MONTH GET IN TOUCH WITH ME. . Colbert, Sales M an ager !• Elliott and Associates : \ " St. Petersburg, Florida. 9 �-Mfrv■ V *. ‘ r n ! It t (I » I ) t - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924. IPHONE 148 YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION ______SAVE DELAYS A N D INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUlt W ANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HER ALD FOR SALE Sanford Dally Herald AUTOMOBILES AND W ANTED FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS fANT-AD RATES i'EJlt SALE—De.Solo (mints and MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE To B u y Right BUILDING MATERIAL V.litACl.B Cotxr.le Co- _ Folios Madam Harriet. vnnrishes a.t Sanford Novelty b OK SALE— At Coronado Beach cement work, eidewlake, New and Used Beauty Pntlor. Works, sole agents. 154-tfc an eight room furnished house ing blocks, irrigation boxen. Ji ROADSTERS Over Mobley’s Drug Store. |>t#pfc«nr(l n d «. w i l l h r r r with two lots. Located on Flagler In Real Estate, LOCATION is second lilJHcH GRAPES, tree blueberries TOURINGS ,r h « d f r o m tialrnn a a n i l r o l ­ Terwllleger, Prop._________ _____Park Ave. Phone 215.____ and blackbetrics—all varieties Ave., good income property. Mrs. l e d * * u n i t iMHiirillnfrlr f o r COUPES Lumber and Building Mat only in importance to price, and often is WANTED—To buy second hand O. A._kcl!y,Jil7_E. 3rd St.______ suitable for home nnd commercial ifMMt SEDANS Carter Lumber Company sewing machine Cheap. Write ___ —........—------1#e M l i n e • planting. Largest nurseries. Vig- FOR SALE—Beautiful home, San­ TON TRUCKS the controlling’ factor in the sale of a N._ I-fturel SL_ Phone SflS. for particulars. I’. (J. Box 1581, ........... .................... **■ n l i n e j orous, well rooted plants insure ford Heights. E. F. Lane. Cnsh or terms. ..... - ............. He* l i n e HILL LUMBER CO. Houw“ good early profits. For full in- FOR SALE—Lot on Oak Ave., piece of property. AVe Sell or trade. T im e * -------- -----— le n lin e Political Service, Quality a'.d EDWARD HIGGINS, »eJi F a c e T y p e d o u b l e u l m r e , loinintion nnd illustrated catalog I6B0.0Q. E. F. L a n g . _______ Phone 135. i No. D, write Southern Adapted FOR SALE—Lot on Myrtle Ave. Announcements Authorized Ford Dealer [lint**Decide carefully the use to which you [» r e d u c e d a n t e s n r e f o r c o n Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. Sanford.______ Price 11100.00. E. F. Une. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF |» # cutlv o ln i r r l l i u i s . CITRUS wish to put the property, and also con­ | i w o r d s o( uvi-ratro I n g U l rRUS tices—I have Valencia,'FOR SALE—Lot on Park Ave PUBLIC INSTRUCTION | a r e c o u n te d n line. Tangerine, Satsumn, Jaffn- Lu Price *1000.00. E. F. Imnc. I hereby announce my candidacy J n l m u m charge 30c for first sider its possibilities in the future. Jim Gong ---------------------------o 1nnd Grapefruit buds on FOR SALE—Celery for re-election to the office of ■insertion. farm on First sour stock. 10 per cent discount. county superintendent of public 3rd. Phone 1-10. l l advertising Is re stric te d to Whether searching for business or resi­ St., close in. Real bargain. E. — - ■ he finds the voters any different B..T. Tiller, P ro In oroper r l a s s l f lc n t lo n . instruction of Seminole County, F. l ane.________ (If a n e r r o r Is (unde T ile S a n dential locations, the man who consist­ subject to the Democratic primary FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs FOR SALE— Most desirable lot GOOD USED CARS I A Chicago giri who inherit |r d H e r a ld will bn r e s p o n s i b l e for setting, 15 eggs for Jl.00. tu be held on Juiiu 3rd, 1021. only o n e I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , I $700 DUO is engaged to a pluml in l’ e -e Court. K. F. Lane. ently reads the offerings on The Herald T. W. LAWTON._ Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue, ■D a d v e r t i s e r , f o r H u b n v n n c n t | who couldn’t make that much FOR RENT—r> room house with *erllons. T h e o f f ic e s l io o l d lie j Sanford. VERY EASY TERMS Phone 3303. 8,’l-tfp FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER a month. Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as (titled I m m e d ia te ly In e n s a of bath nnd garage. Nice location, 1 hereby announce my candidacy SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 $39.01) per month. Dodge Touring every day real bargains find their way for County Commissioner for the |r ',r‘ T O A n V E H T I S r . H . 1 . First Street. Next door to Smith Fifth District comprising ChulttoChandler Touring |A H e r a l d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r Brothers. We sell, trade, and rc- F'OR RENT—12 room flat, cen­ into these columns. Itfhly f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to pnir all kinds of cook stoves. If F’ord Sedan trally located, $00.00 . 1,1 clasn in catlo n , w i l l g i v e y o u the action of the Democratic pri­ your trouble is stove trouble, see Im pleto In r o rm n llo n . A n d If Hudson Touring tin.______________________ mary June 3. Li w ish , th e y wilt a s s i s t y o u Iti F’OR RENT—.1 room house new, Scripps-Booth Touting C. A. RAULERSON. Lrdinff y o u r w a n t a d t o m a k e $10.00 per month. FOR SALE—Tomato plants ready ] more effective. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER KENT VULCANIZING AVORK3 _now to set out._ Phono 113-W. I M P O n T N A T Nil T IC K , I hereby announce my candi­ FOR SALE—All kinds of house­ FOR SALE—One bungalow close j A d v e rtis e rs sh o u ld g l v o t h e i r dacy fur County Commissioner for F’OR SALE—All second parts for; in, H rooms and bath, modern in hold furniture; also u four room POLITICAL . Political Irect o r post off Ice a d d r e s s ns the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ Reo car- cheap. Phone 382. You can find the name of ivei npaitmcnt for rent. Ini[uirc 300 every respect, $(i,5U0. Ifll ns t h o l r p h o n o n u m b e r If ANNOUNCEMENT^ ty. Subject to the action of the Announcements live Business Man in Sanford to V«y d e s i r e res u lts . A b o u t one Sanford Avenue. SALE—5 lota on Elm Ave. June Primary of 1D24. tinier n u t of n t h o u s a n d b u s a this Column each day. FOR SALE—Day old turkeys, F’OR FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING >jephnne, nod tb« o t l i e r s c a n ' t FOR CLBRKTCISC U IT "COURT~ E. II. KILBER._ HOUSES FOR RENT Close in, ? 1,000.00. white Holland or Mammoth [im m untcate wltli y o u u n less I hereby announce tlint I am a ATTORNEY. FOR SlIERIF’F. ley k n o w y o u r n ild re s s . Bronze. Now ready. R. S. Read, F'OR SALF!—One eight room house I wish to announce that. I ahnll candidate for the office of Clerk I hereby nnnounce myself as n F’OR RENT—3, I, or 5 room All d l s e o n l l n n a n e e MI S T h e Geneva, Fin.__ ________ <on First St., close in. A bargain. be n candidate for the office of of the Circuit Court of Seminole enndldate for tno otTlco ot Sheri.T m ade In prratni n l T h e Man* houre. F’umisheil or unfurnish­ TOMATO sticks for sale in car- Come in and see us. County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ County, subject to the action of the of Seminole County, subject to the Inrd H e r a ld o f f i c e o r b y l e t lots. Apply Sanford Novelty ject to the einluivcmcnt of the Democratic primary in June, 11)24. Democratic primary June, 11)21 ed, close In. AVill rent by year. | trr. T eleph one i lt m - o n t l n Transfer-Draying im rr s a r c not v a l i d . Ini|tilie 11 C. Morgan- P. U. Box, Works-______________________ II. II. CHAPPELL. ACRES, nil cleared and fenc­ Democratic voters at the June 3rd, A V . A. TILLIS. 301. It 'o u r te o u s , P r o m p t , n f f l c l e n t ed. Two miles out near Orlan­ primary. fo r C ounty ju d g e WE now huvu all varieties of field See C. E. Chorpening — Fnii- representative Service. GEORGE l\ HERRING. l hereby announce my candidacy I respectfully nnmmnre myaelf F’OIl RENT—F’urnished house in corn and peas ami can save you do road. Two houses, garage, PHONE 3301! Rose Court, good residential sec-1 for the office FOR COUNTY JUDGE Le of County Judge 1 1 ii i , * *for the House of money nnd still give you the qual- ehiekea yard, 25 orange trees, andidntc « ••tmiubite for t $ 2000 . thm. See F’red Bali, Chamber cf I hereby announce myself as it of Seminole County, subject to the Sanford, Fla. ity. The L. Allen Heed Co. ont Seminole HELP W ANTED r Commeree rooms. candidate for the olTice of County action of the• voters at the Demo- Representative t fr the — _______________ FOR SALE—One colt acetylene FOR SALE—Three room house.1Judge irv June 3. Lounly. »u«»jcct to th Demoernt’c --------of Seminole County, subject eratic primnr PlNTED—Sanford business men gu.n generating plant with 1" • New, $830.0(1. primary. June 3. 11)21. If elected F’OR R L M —:Sl?.‘!‘*.rn house, close JOHN G. I.EONARDY • to the Democratic primary, June 3. in. 209 E. Fifth St. Phone vho nre in need »>f competent lights nnd fixtures complete In i will advocate constructive lcgis11)2-1. I pledge faithful service FOR SHERIFF. 1 ip should rend the classified ■good working order. Apply at for the benefit rf the great­ 309-W._______________________ The Marcel Shop Call nnd see us. AAre give you should you nomiiiatc ine. T«, the Voters of Seminole County:! lation [ge of The Herald. There’s no once Box 4-1, Sanford If"rnlil. est number of people in Seminole FOR RENT—r»-rnom cottage with SlianiiHMilfiK. Wnt line, t’l f l t l l J. G. SHARON. I j hereby tinnounco my candidacy County and the uson for sending out-of-town for FOR SALE—Pepper plants id the bargains and service. bath, lights and water. AV, J. stale of Florida. M anli'urluK. V Inlet lin y B ««l» THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. FOR CLERK OF COURT for the oiricc of Sheriff of Seniiwhen there is probably just Thigpen. Trrnlnirnlia J. R. LYLES. first class condition. Smeimilu Hotel Annex.......... I hereby announce my candl* nolo County, subject to the voters P III I.M I 'H A I*A H T H B J I T i F'OR RENT—Modern bungalow, 5 SANFORD REAL E ST AT Eis In dney for the olTice of Clerk of the 1of the Democratic Primary to be F’OR JU bllC F. OF IGF. I r.At. I. at; T e l. 3 1 3 - W rooms; bath nnd sleepingporch, S u i t e N o. U great demand. Investorsare {Circuit Court, Seminole County, held June 3rd, 192-1, If elected 1 I hereby announce that 1 um a Sanford Heights. LA. Renaud. ■ a want ad............... ted in will bring you AVANTED—Will pay goad price looking for good bargains. If you Florida, subject to the decision of promise four years of Law En- candidate fo rthe olTice of Justice Phone l.Atl-W. for Asparagus Plumosus F'ern have any real estate to buy or sell the Democratic Primary to he forcemeat in a business manner by of the Pea-e in nnd for the first ny replies. Just try it once. Seed. Write for further informa- it will pay you to u.-c The Herald held on Juno 3rd, A. D., 1D24. lith e help of the proper subordi- justice district of Seminole Loun- LOST AND FOUND' ANTED—20 men for saw mill mm „ ... W. J. Thigpen stand for efficiency nnd service in nates <>r assistants and earnestly ty, With the legal nnd etriclen and piece work. Wages $2.75 j-|n ‘ ‘ ’ ’* ’* <Apopka, M,uP*a* classified page. LOST an opportunity to keep office. 'solicit the support of nil law en-1 assistance of the executive olttcers up. Meet nte corner Fourth ,,., *.,,.-rr,.-r,.-,.— ...-----*--------------- ----- -----abreast with the times by not Has moved to Puleston A u the county I promise to do my VANCE F, DOUGLASS. forcement voters, on June 3rd. for f nnd Sanford Ave., Sunday 10 BETTI.R BABA ( lilt IvS: Pine-! \,iiirr „r \ii|ii>rntimi . . ... — --U rrJ reading the classified pages of duty without prejudice. 1 m ! f r N?rtl« 11 r.T." »«r •!■•- f i r n u r . i l breeze. White Leghorn Chicks FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD _______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. at,_________________________ your daily newspaper. Herald llrumtey Hldg. Real Es­ N ta liilrw *ir Hi.- s j n i r o f r i u r h l n !.. G. STRINGFELLOAAL nre sired by pedigreed males from I hereby announce myself a can-' F ’OR SHERIFF tate and nil kinds of In­ in 11• t*-!»> «Iv«n Unit ANTED—Young girl fur corni­ high record hens. Eggs perfect­ fViTv-i'v- Ui 7m \ i i u u in v Fir W)int n,*a contain ninny interesting wtn |);iy yuu t0 rt.a,| surance. llMWiinl li. HiKidy, TiurHuiMui* didate for re-election to the office j To the A'oters of Scntinole County: FOR C<[ UMA COMMISSIONER Im.,; [ t er work. Lu-Heth Cafctnrin. ly hatehed by modern incubators. «»f T u x tV rtirie a tt Nf.». I hered»v announco my cnndl- t (,om daily of member of the board of public 1 I hereby announce myself a can­ Vigorous chicks, true to strain, iluti'd tin* Jitli ilay of J ti *»1instruction, representing school didate for Sheriff of Seminole d.icy for County Commissioner for A . I IftU D , 1 1 .i h fill'll itT i li| ct’i* . $20 n hundred; $180 n thousand. 1 111«":i 1*' It i i n r t i f f i t ’i1. sirirI h o n mini.* district No. 1 of Seminole County, County subject to thy action of the District No. 2 S.oninolc County, LOS1 One brown Collie puppydeliveries. Order "bet­ Uflfilll'Jltloll f.)J* |:t?; ilfi-tl t.» it.su.' ill subject to the Democratic primary Democratic primary to be held on !*.:l)joet to the Deniocrntie Prim ary,',, Return to t»l‘_ ifford Colee Sigrns Immediate Lloyd C. Bebout ter baby chljkg'1 front Pinubreeze lU’co rd iii t av' tli l i U . S a id r e r i l f i - to be tield on June 3rd. 1921. June 3rd. If I am elected 1 pledge . June 3, 1921. Sanford. Avm_and receive reward. f'Hll)fHPt' i tinf u t h i w tllK flatLOST—Somewhere between Dayith Toledo Ball Team F'urm, Callahan, Florida. myself to fulfill the duties of this Traffic Manager L. P. HAGAN FRED T. WILLIAMS. h . t |I m*i| |ir<i|i«-rty K i t u a t . i l In H i m l | toim ami Sanford, man’s coat. 419 First National Bank Bldg., mil.* e n u n t y , PI- rid i Il.-u. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY office to the best of my ability. HAGAN: APARTMENTS s w . u Iir ll r x w • ( -f ti K 1, . s, 1Finder please leave at Herald of&T. AUGUSTINE, Mnr. S—ClifI desire to nnnounce to the citi­ _____________ E. E. HRADY.___ Sanford, Florida. T u 1». 21 S„ ■ 2:> K i i s t . 1i n n G. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. t i l rli. . N tSlappy) Cplee of this city !ih s r.r. a FOR RENT zens of Seminole County that I cm Specializing Isms and Dnmaft \V. :.2n r‘I t s * ii. ( i 'j c h l ! . - -1 1 tier* h. Subject, of course, to the action SECURED RELIEF THROUGH1LOST-A 'imUln.p'py. blwlTHSl been signed by th e_Tided.) (A. fur the nomination to F’relght—Express Claims furnished rooms, T i n f Hialii li m «l h o t tur u * .. i ' . - i -i I a t t h o abecundidnle *'OI.EA I ILLS white hrindle, untrimined ears, t (,e of .the Democratic Primary to be team, according to information ELEGANT!V Prosecuting Attorney for I" 1if i h »» J.U:‘i- iff 1 II 'll board nnd $8J and11 r/,?: (lilt and about five months eld. lluII. : Ft* 11n ■■i 1n * *1*1*41ft#» •# ■**jii * !•)*■ • W tfim l. County Court H av of Seminolo County, held June 3rd. I will be a candidate , 7 “ , ........ ... *»"• eiver) 4iere, and been or, ig RoimH oU cls-fu iU-$l.prc I.ii|lit,i mil. ss snt,r-e.irhiitcntvf ir;»u n,, VitTsT , l i tli die action or the’P**itln-’'*‘ft" 4 The 'Otfiep of ( ounty Judge of' Julm R. Gordoit, Donvil o. HI., wo rd. ■idt>2 F’irst Street; od to*’report* lit" the sprir housekeeping rooms, hot and cold iif-m.-ii s.v,. .i.ni t„ i„« i.,x d.-ed j , i Seminole County. I shall be grate- writes: "1 have suffered with kid- __ Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet j ining camp at Gainesville Mar, WjGer. 205,Oak Ave. Phone,.284. ....... S |M. J S l i L.r • -lur vole ami M for the nomination and elec- "ey trouble five years; could not " Colce is n right-handed pitchJ. L. PERKINS o* F'OR RENT—2 furnished house-! witn.-is io> orriVlui »nricmir.- ami the nominiuum. J thin, and if elected I assure the sleep at night nnd was always tir— the mtminn...... , , . . .................. , . . ... not strom' hard with an impressive record in keeping or bed lirst floor. betl rooms, tirst floor.: J5"'*11,,*VJ” ll" ,:t!l " ,v *’f Maret!. A. ERNEST F. lIOL'.-sEIiOLDEU. of Seminole „a fnir fair nn nn 11 11eil. ‘‘d. ( II was was not strom' and nnd ^hard HOUSEHOLDER, citizenship Sales Department fn ith fill' li’dm'in’is'tration of the «f- work made nty back ache. I got ,&j ateur am: and semi-professional | :1{- U )»th St. i a. norut.vsH. tSDAL) F or Bt)Aitir of pu hlic in M n of tho oiri, c. some FOLEA FILLS anil after a ’ ARE 4” ' Y O U — L o o k in g for f o r aa gon< San Juan Garage <'I t i " r ,ti|t IV u rl, eball in Florida ,iTRU(- ION | SCHELLE MAINES. few treatments I felt hotter nnd KJ' ,i i i i m l ' 1 Hi'tinly, KlorMu* room. If you on’t fiiul one lis*I hereby nnnounce my candidacy | -------------------------------------------- could work with more ease, bcl!> A M H .‘ Lm, I». L\ ed in this coUimu, insert a small for re-election ns member or the i . , • ui* n in .ttti ■ stronger and could sleep betPRIZES TO BE OFFERED want nd nnd you will receive the Board of Public Instruction for I hereby announce myself a enn- i.'iino t.".’’ F'OLEY tire a diuretic >11AAt I, Mar. 8—The Dade 1best listings in the city.,_______ Wcstingiiouse Gives Semiaole County. Florida, , L-pu- 1didate for reeiwtlon to the office stimulant for PILLS the kidneys, make Cards of Sunfard'a Reputable ubFOR RENT—Thrw tliMiralilu bull school dlstrlrt No. 2 of of sheriff of Seminole county ,mty fair, to be held at Tatum 10 Percent Dividend seating rmiiie. Apply o 19 Oak A\o. Seminole County, subject to th e 1 *be action of the Demo- them more active. Get a bottle Professional Men, each of rk, Mnr. 12-15, will offer prizes Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers FOR RENT-—Five furnished Democratic primary to be held on "n tw primary to he held on June whom, la His chosen profession I,...,, -lr.| ju m 3. If elected for another term I year for the second annual rooms, modern house and pleas­ NEW YORK. Mnr. 8—Directors \ 17 Park Avcnuo— Phooa tW An ancient temple has been the Herald recommends to the ’ (7(Xs. A. DALLAS. 1pRdge to fulfill tho duties of the ite flower show and the fourth ant place. Fifteen minutes from of tin* AA’estinghouse Electric and people. ............................ office in the same efficient manner Sanford. Special rate for summer found at Ur, which sounds ns if mini automobile .-ow, which will FDR TAX ASSESSOR. that I hove conducted it in the they forgot the name of the place. season. 1). T. Tiller, I’uoln, Fla. Manufacturing Co.npany AA’edaesI wish to announce that 1 am a held during the fair, in nddiF’O U R ENT—Three room furnish- tlt.y declared a atorz: dividend of 10 candidate for re-election to thu past. C. M. HAND. n to prizes for the usuul agtied upurtmciit, private hath, 200j| ti cent payable in cummtm stork office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ Sanford Novelty OF DIS­ Itural and otlier exhibits. East Third. _____________ ___ _ in addition to the regular quarterly 1nole County, subject to tho decis­ FOR CONSTABLE Fred R. Wilson TRICT NO. I. ion of the Democratic Primary to F’OR RENT—Two good light dividend. It also declared a reguI hereby announce that i am n Works be held June 3rd, 1921. hoiisekeeping rooms- cheap. Ap- , bASY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW candidate for constable of District ply Lincoln House. ,!*r quarterly dividend of SI per A. VAUGHAN, No. 1, subject to the Dcvmvr.iti.________________ ____ ____i share Oil preferred stock. First National Hank Illdg. FOR TAX COLLECTOR *■ ETTLEMENT primary to he held June 3rd, 1921. V. C. COLLER, Prop. I beg to announce myself a can­ Said paid-up insurance was proposed to Sanford Florida district brig composed of the ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY The problem of filling didate for the office of Tax ColGeneral Shop and Mill Work MIAMI, Mar. 8—AVillis AV. Hall the house ways and means commit-j leclor of Seminole County, i.ubject following voting prei in ts: San­ needs is easily settled on the principle of reciprocity, luts announced his candidacy, sub­ tre today by a committee of veter­ to thu decision of the Democratic ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. K. E. WALKER. Contractor and Builder for whut one has to sell the ject to the Democratic primaries an j representing house Democrats. Primary to ho held June 3rd, 1924. in June, for tho office of county FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT R. G. MAXWELL George A. DeCottes other wants to buy. t.jm 517 Commercial Street s tpcriniemlent of public instruction I wish to announce that I am u FOR TAX COLLECTOR Atttirney-nl-Lnw This is the great princi­ for Dade county. He luts had 17 Ni.tli-i- n f A |(|ilt(-iatl»n f u r T i n l l r r t l candidate for Clerk of the Circuit I wish to iinnounre that i tun a n .lpr Hi-rlliiti M S n f i l i r t i i - n r m l Over Seminole County ple underlying Herald Want years experience in educational I Mnluli-M candidate for re-election to the of- ourt of Seminole ( o,,^ aul-j t * to itf l h r H l n t r .it l-'lorl.lri Ads nnd it has worked for work in Florida and other -nates Hark N mlet* in h.-r.*l>y k I vi -ii t h a t O v e r - lice of County Tax Collector of Democratic primary, .Juno third. years with such great suc­ He wan principal >ff the Miami s t r i c t I i n ( H m i 'n l C o m p i i n y , p t ir - Seminole County, subject to the 11 Hcctod. 1 promise the faithful Sanford, ------------ Florida Wilson Welding & Radiator i l i i i t r iif T a x t ' r r t l d c i i t e No. SZ'J. cess that this form of ad­ High school, cit;.. sjperintciidcn itin il i l i r I hi it n nf J u n e . A. !».. action of tho Democratic primary performance of the duties con vertising has come to be of Florence, Alu.; president and I T 'S , Inis fll.-.l ho III i i r t l f l i a t i - lii m y to be held in Juno. Wll‘‘ thatoiricoWorks e . noil l i a s tnailt- a p | i l le n t loll f u r very populur. | dean of Coker College for Women nt af fxl e .li .iv n i) .1!NKIN'S, i AV. L. MORGAN t il t o Ihmiu- la n c c i u l i i n r e w i t h Iof South Carolina during Ills edu- l a w . Halil e e r t l l l c u t e m ii i r ii i T . s tliu “ If it's Metal wo can weld It." The needs of one are sup­ !rational work, lie has been in full" wing iloderlliei ! |»ro|H>rtv HlluSchelle Main ?s plied by the needs of another. Ini-ine i here for several years. SANFORD, FLORIDA In Si'i.i'.n-ilit-'lurlila. 'll- l lilt, ll Kkg NIV. f o r . 111- « ll: iff S•.Vi iff .Vi:' ,. S*<\ 2,2. T w i x 2 LAWYER -:This process simply is the ii ift., t l UK2 II 2'i tl.. nm S, getting of the buyer and WAY BRIG H P FDR . 1 it Hus it., f(.. :■ a <•" r i . w, — Court House LEG’SI.ATUIIE 1;. i-luht-i f-wn> t seller together and,Herald Thi* Halil STEWART The Florist AA’nnt Ads do that to per­ i JACKSONVILLE, alar. S— liiiot 1 .-.a r a i '.in tl a t [In- .tu t u of s s u a n c e « f Hitch c e r t i f i c a t e In fection. Try them and see. ! Edgar AV. AA’aybright, local at* ; tl hh e- Imull.Flowers For All Occasions o f A. U It l o t . I7it!e.n Members FlurUt* Telegraph De­ -iit.l i-i-l l l f l i 'i i t o . “ h a ll Inm l i i m r . l To reach all the people j torney, announces bis ciuuMdary for ' i t- c o r l l l i f t o l e w l a x lh oil w ill IhHin* H. 15. Lewis & Co. livery Association effectively — leave your I nomination to the sinte legislature. O n ri-nti mi Ho l.'itti i l a i o f A p ril. Flton J Moughlon 811 Myrtle A*o. Phone 260-W Want Ad at The Herald of­ I as representative of Croup L It is | A. I • IS2I. 107 S. Park Ave. Phone 319. i ) V.'ltnvH.. in> o f f i c i a l h I a o a t u r c unit fice. Phone us to send for ARCHITECT »t*n! i IUm t i n . Till tl.iy * f M a r c h . A. it or phone it to the AA'ant announceti tlutt F. O. Miller, ntem- U f i l l . Open Saturday Ni.thts. First National Hank Ilidg. | !>tr of the leglslfllun* in 1919, 1921 I ( SKAI.) K. A. D OfO LASH . Ad Department. f i e r i . < Sanford, ----------- Florida ami 192 ), will not no u candidate S o n i l n li - * PHONE 148 1ty A M 1tor re-election. knns: ' Cosh in Advance - A oa. h",rtur.f'w.sr BUSINESS GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S PURELY WHIDDON & HODGES LIST YOUR WITH US WE CAN SELL IT BRINGING UP FATHER � 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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V M I t ’fl B t t r t , u w®Hd> O m M V«f*Uble action, Its Richest Garden Land VOLUME V. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES i m BEGINS EFFORT !fl RECOVER (ML LEASES AND IGATION IS CONTINUED SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1924. Exclusive View of First Meeting Since Lenin's Death. SIN G LE COPIES F IV E C EN TO HUSH SITUATION BOND SALE AND WATER V GROWS BETTER AS ELECTION NEARS PROJECT DRAWS LARGE NUMBER Early Reports Exaggerated — Temple Moore Commandant and Officers Fee to the Hills With Guns. idalr Concern Is the First) [objective < Although Gov-f Senator Trammel to lernment Machinery Will Operate to Recover ' ail Ask for Amendment lands e— General Wood’s WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.— Connection with Oil Inter­ Senntor Park Trammell has of­ ests Looms Up. fered an amendment to .the N U M B ER 295 City Commission M ating TW» Afternoon nt 2:30 o’ekidl To Open Bids for $375,000 Bond Issue nnd for th« Awarding of Consti’udton Work On Water Work# Plant nnd System. Florida Wins Award (Hr The AMiirlalrS Press) DUBLIN, Mar. 10—The extent Of American Legion of mutiny in the ranks of the N at­ ional army is apparently less ser­ INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 10.— ious than nt first supposed it wns stated ut arm y headquarters. Re-i Florida led all states in renew­ sponsible officers have absconded at al American Legion member­ house tax bill which provides Templemore and a quantity of ships for 1921 and ns a result for an exemption from income arms nnd ammunition nre missing. the trophy given by Past Nntnx of three^ thousand dollars The new garrison was sent to the tiononl Commander Henry D. for the heads of fnmilies, with V v post nnd the situation is now nor­ Lindsey has been awarded to four hundred dollars for each mal. There was a similar incident that state, it was announced at Is Manifested by Contractor* Ivestigatin* Committee Enters minor child and nn exemption national headquarters Monday. at Gormnnstown Camp. of two thousnnd dollars for sin­ [Another Week — Many Will be and Itond Houres From All See* gle persons. IIti-ought Before CotVimittee for Excitement at Dublin tlnns uf United States — Com­ Is Sweeping Inreatigatlon Into DUBLIN, Mar. 10—Excitement missioners Express I'rediclione lall Phases of the Oil Leaie*— is growing in Dublin in connection That Lands Will Bring Good [Government Counsel Nut Anwith the mutiny in the ranks of the I’rire — .Mayor Lake Optimistic' Inounced. nationalist army ns disclosed in Over Present Outlook. the official communication issued Saturday night saying that orders ASHINGTON, Mar. 10-A* Sanford is fairly huzzinr with Photo shows first meeting of the All-Russian Soviet Council since the death of Lenin. Those number­ for the arrest of Mujnr General excitement today as numerous oil committeo opens up now ed nre: (1) Rykcff, (2) KamcnelT, (3) Litwinolf, (4) Chicherin. Liam Tobin nnd Col. Charles Dalcontractors and engineers arrived Id inquiry this week, specinl lon had been issued. into the city to be present at thd ivemment (counsel in the oil What is supposed to have been Determined to Get Final Devision meeting of the City Commisshn a t 2:30 o’clock to consider bids for se.i will institute the flrst of the an indirect effect of the mutiny in House on McKenzie Bill— the erection of the new water works urt proceedings looking to the All Indications that Attorney-Gen­ was experienced Snturdny nt a po­ .Muscle Shoals Matter to eral Will Stick to Post Until plant and system and for the sale litical meeting held here in con­ be Derided. overy of the naval fuel reAfteP Inquiry Is of bonds to provide fupds for car­ nection with the by-election for u from the Sinclair nnd DoEnded. rying on the work. dull seat to bo held next Tuesday. i It* The I*rr««) ny interests. It is estimated that no lejr WASHINGTON. Mar. 10— A President Cosgrnve nnd other M ir T h e AaaiM-Inlrit I ' r r u ) Forrest Like announced Mon­ than 40 bids will !>o received on members of tho government at­ finnlvotc on the McKunzie bill These proceedings will take the WASHINGTON, Mar. 10day that he would be a candi­ tho various parts of the conUrurproviding for the acceptance of tended. It was expected Mr. Cosmi of applications for tomgor- Whether the senate investigation date for re-election as member would refer to tho mutiny, Henry Fonl'tf offer for Muscle tion work. Some estimations plac.i y injunctions for tho stoppage of Attorney General Dougherty Byfields Ixise Case After Jury of the House of Representatives Hutton Engineering and Contract­ grave Shoals was predicted today before the number even higher thn’i that. but he refrained from doing so. from Seminole county. Mr. ing Company Will Complete the extraction of oil in Tonpot will begin this week with Mr. Deliberates for Many Hours— the end of session when house un­ No definite figures werr available Much Disorder nt llig Meet. Lake has served in this capacity Daugherty in or out of office ap­ Street by Thursday, It is animously voted to give the meas­ nn the number due to the fart th a t. About 10,000 persons attended me in Wyoming and naval re- peared Monday as uncertain as ■ Verdict Returned Early for four terms, being a member Announced. Monday. the meeting, which was character­ ure right of way over other mat­ th contrncotm have until the last trve number one in California. of the house in 11*11- 11*13, IDla, ever. ized throughout by extreme disor­ ters. As before supporters of the minute to tile their bids and many and 1923. In 1913 he was in­ First Application. ‘ Sunday there was quiet in the Ilr The Aawirlnlrd Press. Work began Monday morning der. The speakers were frequent­ bill were successful in defeating are taking advantage of that priv­ strumental in putting a bill The first application will be fil- situation preceding the new storm DECATUR, Mar. 10.—A jury on tile laying of the twodnch layer amendments offered by poponents. ilege. 1 in the-federal district court in expected to break over the ques­ early Monday returned a verdict through the house creating of sheet asphalt on Commercial ly interrupted nnd the speeches It is doubtful whether the con­ were almost inaudible amid the dim Seminole county. Wyoming and will involve the Mam tion of Mr. Daugherty’s future ser­ In favor of Walter T. Candler in Street from Magnolia Avenue to of cheering nnd counter-cheering. WASHINGTON, Mar. 10—A de­ tracts for any of the work will bo At the Inst session of the leg­ oth Oil Company, a Sinclair con- vice when the committee opens Park Avenue by the Hutton En-, A nearby shop was set on fire termined effort is being made to let at today’s meeting due to the islature Mr. Lake was the rank­ gineering suit for $100,000 damuges against •rn. The application in the fed- hearings. and Contracting Com­ which nearly caused a serious pun­ set aside business regularly in or­ fact that so many bids will bj member on the committee pany according ral district court in south'.'rn a statement The attorney general apparently him by Mrs. Sarah Byfield in ing der so that consideration of Henry made that it will bo impossible to banking nnd finance- chair­ given out out byto Manager alifornia involving , tho Pail continues in the position that he which she alleged nn attack by on J. O. ic. Attempts to eject the disturb­ Ford’s offer for Muscle Shonls may compile them in so snort n time. man of the committeo on ers only aggruvuted matters. There merican Petroleum Company will not consider resigning until Candler en route to Europe. The claims, and member of the com­ McNamara. were frequent shouts of “up, de be brought to a speedy conclusion However it is believed lhat the ill follow that. tho conclusion of the inquiry. Not­ jury wus recharged after having Provided that weather condi­ Valera," mittee on highways, railroads and girls with tin cans with a final vote late in the iqy sale of bonds will be mails nt the been locked up over Sunday and Government counsel have nut withstanding that many adminis­ nlmost immediately announced de­ and transportation. He was in­ tions are goad, this street will be moving through the crowd collect­ on the McKenzie bill which pro­ meeting. There are nearly two t announced even ' a probnbte tration leaders are making slight cision. Asa G. Candler, Atlanta strumental in saving the state completed on Wednesday and open ing funds for the republicans, add­ vides for acceptance of the bid. dozen bond buyers in the city and for travel on Thursday, it was Before adjournment Saturday indications are that the bidding 10 for the filing of the nnnul- effort to conceal their belief that cnptiatlist and father of the de­ over u million dollars nn the old further announced. In the mean­ ed to the din. Representative I.ongworth, Ohio, will lie spirited. A good price for nt suits and the institution of his retirement would remove much fendant was among those present Indian claims. Precautions have been taken for the Republican lender, said he this issue of $375,000 is expected time construction work on other iminal proceedings ‘growing out embarrassment. Those in charge to hear the verdict. streets on the lakcfront including any eventuality. The guards have would favor a request by Repre­ by nil of the members of the City' the leases grnted by'Alberti). of the investigation also ure known After hnllting for more than six ing the Seminole Boulevard from been doubled a t all the Dublin bar­ sentative McKenzie, Republican, Commission, it wns said today. I), as secretary of the interior to prefer proceeding without Mr. hours Saturday night the jury wus Sunford Avenue trf Park Avenue is racks, leaves of absence have been Illinois, author of the measure, that Daugherty at the helm of the do 1 [■I signed by Edwin Denby as sec­ “This is one of our largest un­ cancelled and there is unusual gen- the house upon reconvening re­ ordered locked up when a request progressing rapidly. partment of justice. ary of the navy, dertakings," Mayor Lako declared was made for n recharge because jeral activity. In addition to the By the latter part of this week now appears that the flrst lino sume consideration of the bill which but belief that it will bo carried ume McLean Inquiry Tuesday of Itinquiry it was stated that the juror3 were trouble a t Templemore, where toe or the first of next this woik in the investigation will has engrossed its attention sin.’e on successfully, was eniphatirally he oil committee will be in reshould be finished ready to re­ commandant nnd other officers vn- last Tuesday. to tho charges that former in a “hopeless deadlock.” Plain­ / expressed. No further statements |S Monday, but on. Tuesday it relate counsel was said to huve re­ ceive the asphalt. For three weeks entnd the Imrracks nnd retired to Secratary Fall and the Doheny and tiff’s Throughout five days of debate were available on tho exact loca­ resume its inquiry Into,the af- Sinclair fused W Hnnction j i proposed move the hijl.\ with nig chine guns, rifles oil interests aided in fur­ by the cmiri'to recharge tlic body t Thu -now. Austin Motor . Street Uvwo »{m>ts*.wi!I -then ho.o*)en for tion of the plant. It Is* bsllevod hut one elihnge has been made to i of Edward McLean, Wash- thering the present Mexican revo- on Sunday, the midnight hour i t Swee-'r recently purchased bv tho traffic before being subjected to and ■iniimmition there* are reports the Detroit manufacturer’s propos­ th at the selection will (hi made fton. publisher, J& UL-»UU 'hitlnn through of difficulties with the demobilized the latter treatment. When com­ city of Sanford has arrived from tho shipment of that time hnving passed. al. This was the adoption of nn some tlmo this week, and may pn«i> the oil matter, McLean probn- arms and ammunition the factory nt Harvey, III., and had pleted this section of the city will ut Gerntantownl Claire Morris and amendment to the revol­ by Representative sibly bo made at the meeting to­ will be required to attend upon utionists. Spocal attention other places. The damage suit, which went its first test run this morning un­ lie one of the show places of San­ to Begg. Republican, Ohio, which pro­ day. committee that day, but he he given to the reports thatis the on triul here Thursday, grows out der the supervision of M. A. ford it Is declared. J. 1). Hood, Won’t lie Tolerated. vides for recapture by the govern­ ly not toke the stand until Wed- department of justice agents aid­ of nn alleged physicial attack which Kuntz- special representative from president of the Lakcfront Im­ Minister of Defense Mulcahy Jday as Senator Walsh, chief ing in preventing neutrality vio­ Mrs. Dyfield chnigcd was made up­ the factory. provement Company, is having the Saturday night issued the follow­ ment of the Muscle Shoals proper­ ties should the company to be [secutor desires to question lations on the Mexican border were J on her by the clubman on July 17The new machine is the same property laid out in lots and is ing orders to the army: formed by Mr. Ford default after ne of McLean’s employes before “called olf by Washington.” 11*22- while she, accompanied by model that has been used so suc­ having palm trees placed on both “Two army officers have a t­ the installation of one hundred Iis questioned. her husband, was en route to sides of tho streets. Other beau­ cessfully by Orlando nml Jackson­ The Mexican revolution angle, tempted to involve tho army in a engines, in tho manu­ IVhlle Leonard Wood, Jr., has Chairman Brockhnrt nnd Senator Frnncc on hoard the steamship ville. Recommendations from city tification improvements are also challenge to the authority of the horsepower facture for two years of the -10,000 Rcrengaria. Candler has denied offirial.s of both cities upon its planned by Mr. Ilood nnd his as­ government. This is an outrage­ In subpoenaed for Wednesday Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, said tons of fixed nitrates annually as | questioning regarding his pub- today, probably will be given pre­ the attack charge and contends efficient work, induced the city sociates. ous departure from the spirit of The Clyde Stcnmpahin Company the army which will not he tolerat­ specified in the measure. hed statement that oil interests cedence because of its,present im­ that he is a victim of a blackmail commissioners of this city to buy Amendment Broadened. plot. • this machine recently through the anticipating extensive improve­ kght to make n deal witli his portance nnd be substituted for This amendment was broadened New Synirna Roads, lleing Re­ state representative, Roscoe Kent ments on its dock property some ed by tho officers und men of the Vther, Major General Leonard the orginnl plan to open the in­ nt the suggestion of Representa­ of Orlando. time in the near future, is also army who cherish its honor. lod at the Chicago convention in quiry on the charges of alleged Politics Have Not built in Thee Directions-— “They will stand over their posts tive Wingo, Democrat, Arkansas, Known as tire Florida type having approaches constructed to |0. Senator Walsh snid Sunday failure of the department of justice .Must Travel Via DeLand aijd do their duty today in this new to further m-ovide that the gov­ sweeper, the machine has several Effected Business distinctive and novel features. An the cast of its present quarters threat of danger, in the same ernment may reclaim the proper­ < phase of the inquiiy would to prosecute anti-trust cases rec­ and Daytona. and will have other work done be­ lit examination of reports of ommended by the federal trade watchful and 'determined spirit i ties in tho event that Mr. Ford Ill* Thi* V.-IM-Intril Crraa) Fear or “Presidential Year" Has improvement over most sweepers fore the engineering compart)’ that jiitora who have been tracing commission. always has been the spirit of fails to comply with any of the eth­ is that the weight uf the machine completes its contract with the city NEW SMYRNA, Mar. 10.—With hiblo nil stock transactions by Gone Since Establishment and Members of the committee who the army." is balanced equally on four wheels in- this locality. er provisions of the contract. five different gangs of workmen Operation of Federal Re­ fernment officials. have been concerned that names of instead of three as is the case on The Begg amendment with the employed by four snparnte con­ Major Gen. Tohin, who has serve System. The auditors began work on the some of the witnesses summond most sweepers. This makes its Wingo modification was accepted tractors on imr*>rtnnt highwuy evaded arrest, managed to see rep­ McMillen Must Show Iks of brokerage firms in Wnsh- in connection with the Mexican to the streets slight if any resentatives of the press on Satur­ by a vote of 133 to Hi. Republicans improvements north, south and ATLANTA, Gn„ Mar. 10—Ex­ damage |tcn. New York and Cleveland revolution angle have become pubat all. The machine is equipped Oil Company Records day to whom he declared he spoke including Mr. McKenzie, supported west of New Smyrna, construction perts on business and political con­ leral weeks ngo and their final lie ure seeking to learn whether with a Hilda motor capable of de­ from nnd acted on behalf of old the change almost* unanimously work on these projects is moving |<-rts arc ready for the commit- the subpoenas went through the ditions here, notably Joel Hunter, veloping as high us 80 horse­ comrades in the Anglo-Irish war. which also wn sfavored by many along quickly. Hr The A»*nrlnlril Press. business counsellor nnd l-tatfstiThey have been heid in confi­ office of Uniteil States Marshal power. The total weight is ap­ He confessed the mutiny was a Democrats. Tho penetration application of cianhave called especial attention SIIRF.VEI’ORT, Mar. 10—“Uo" ne and thus fnr no intimation u.< Walker at San Antonio. Chairman to the disappearance of the fear of proximately 9,t!(J0 pounds. Leaders advocating acceptance oil is now being applied to nine, consequence of the compulsory de­ Mc.MilHn, former Centre College Iirookhart announced that he had the tindings has leaked out othA 200 gallon tank in the read mobilization of more than 900 of­ of the manufacturers’ offer, said miles of the new rock road west “presidential year," pointing out furnishes Ithan that it had been disclosed received confirmation of reports athat water for a sprinkler football star and Centinnry college ficers lust week. Tohin himself was they were hopeful that the change of New Smyrna. While this part the establishment and opera­ >t Senator Elkins, Republican, that Mr. Walker is a brother-in­ tion of the Federal Reserve system in the front of the machine. A coach wa t ordered today to pro­ among those demobilized. He would be acceptable to Mr. Lord, of the construction of the new oil companies complained th a t too many officers but hud received no word from him road is being carried on travel sweeper -IS inches in dia­ duce records of I t Virginia had dealt in Sinclair law of the attorney general. tended to do away with such gutter headed by Harry Morris in con­ meter and located on the right 1’lans for the hearings still nre has I stocks. upon the road from this city to fears. participated in the Anglo-Irish regarding the matter. hand side of tile machine throws nection with civil actions concur­ whq in the formative stage and be­ DeLand and Sanford will have to struggle were included in the list. In advocating his amendment Mr. .Mr. Hunter say sthat since the the dirt and refuse townid the rent with criminal prosecution of cause of the preliminary work re­ be carried on by the way of Day­ Gen. Tobin wus one of the lieu­ Begg declared he wns not opposed tona. quired and the daily receipt of doc­ establishment of the Federal Re­ center roller broom which sweeps Morris for alleged use of the mails tenants of the Into Michael Collins. to leasing the Shoals property t'> serve system finances have become uments nnd other information so steadied that a presidential it upon a moving rack which in to defraud. This nine-mile section is part of Big Demonstration. Mr. Ford nnd sought only to fur­ which must be examined the day election does not affect conditions turn throws it into a large refuse WEXFORD, Ireland, Mar. 10— ther protect the govcrnmc’i’s the 40 miles of road between New located immediately for opening the inquiry has not it formerly did in frightening enp- container and DeLand nnd Sanford, Moran Funeral Will The sixth anniversary of the death rights in the event that the manu­ Smyrna yet been definitely fixed. Senator ital as to the results which might back of the driver’s scat. now under contract to be recon­ facturer or the company to be of John Redmond, * leader of the The machine is free of complica­ Iirookhart said Sunday night it Two contractors nre nu iliy Steps Out and.in Absence might be on Tuesday hut more like huppen if this or that political tions. one man being all that is De Held At Fitchburg Irish Nationalists was celebrated formed by him should fail to com­ structed. work on the improvement, which party should be successful. ply with the contract. here Saturday with a demonstra­ Appointment Acting Secre­ needed toftipcrute it. All of the ly a day or two Inter. Some of (!l» Thr .lnau«'lnlrtl I'm t) will likely be completed during tion of enormous proportions. Business men no longer put any tary Itoosevelt Heads De­ controls for its ‘ operation are lo­ Airtight the witnesses already are in Wash­ faith in tho old fear of business _ Defence. ...* .............. thee present year. The completion FITCHBURG, Mass., Mar. 10.— Large contingents from Belfast, partment. Throughout live days of consid-|of this road improvement will no ington nnd others ara due here depression coming merely because cated in front. The machine is The body of I’atriek J. Moran, capable of cleaning as much as 30 Cork, Dundarlk, Waterford, En­ atimi of the McKenzie bill section doubt divert a large part of the Monduy. __ Illr Thr .Wawlilfd Pre«»l the year happens to be a year in miles of streets injr day. Its cost manager of Cincinnati National nis, Tipperary und other towns eratioii by section, proponents of Mr. cross-state auto tourist ami motor Examination into political an­ League dub who died at Orlundo, VASHINGTON, Mar. 10—Sec­ a piesidential election is to of maintenance is" regarded as participated in a long procession, Ford’s hid maintained nn airtight truck travel from the Daytona gles in connection with the 11*20 which at rived here Monduy and funeral be held, according to Mr. Hunter. small in comparison with tho ary Denby’* resignation be­ Republican pre-convention otrer will he hold Tuesday. Telegrams accompanied by bands of music. defense against the flood of amend­ pel.and-Snnford road, thinugh ne effective tqdny ami As|istant broached by the reports of an^ of­ The Atlanta authority speaks from amount of work it does. of condolence and floral offerings The procession marched from the ments with the exception of the New Smyrna. a close and intimato knowledge of Tho gutter broom is made of -•retary Roosevelt will be in fer to Major General Leonnrd Wood conditions in practically every line steel bristles while the large are being received from all part* Redmond monument to tho Church Ilgg modification. The shell portion nf the Dixie of the Immaculate Conception, At all times during the discussion Highway north of New Smyrna iurge of navy department until j of the presidential nomination con- iof business endeavor, being con­ broon\ in the read is made of bant- of the country. where mass was celebrated. uppn his selection of the j sulted by leaders in every part of lioo. Solid tire wheel 10 inches tho Democrats, supported by many being reconstructed by the state ['ointment is made. At a fnre- tingent Afterward the marchers return­ Republicans, consistently muintnin- road department, and contractors late Jake -Hamon. Oklahoma oil the south. jin width nre placed on the back 11 banquet attended by 200 nnvy millionaire, as secretary of the in­ ed to the monument where the vet- uLeither on the house floor or ad­ art* now a t work. This improve­ Hunter shows that the south with four inch solid tires placed crun John Dillon, friend ami col­ jacent lobbies and cloakrooms, a ment will also be completed during I marine officers last night, Ad- terior is to be left to the oil inves­ at Mr. [on the. front wheels. the present time is growing and league of the dead leader of thu sufficient number of votes to re­ tho year, it is suid. ral Coontx described Denby as tigators, it was indicated by Chnir- prospering as it has not done in I City Manager \V. I). Williams Nationalists, delivered the anni­ ject usuully by a vote of more With the Dixie Highwuy im­ ’('right, fair aqd everlastingly mun Iirookhart, who made it clear previous years. Industries of all |is well pleased with the results of RAILROAD INDUSTRY versary oration. His speech was than two to one the many propos­ proved between Now Smyrna and nest.” Announcement of his suc­ the committee expects to confine kinds arc active. There is work the first test and beliuves tiiat it Daytona, and the new rock mad cor by President Coolidgc is its efforts to subjects in which for practically all who seek it. will give excellent service. Mr. Exclusivo of the passenger pessimistic. He asked Avith some ed changes. Mr. Daugherty or his principal Country trade lias been increased Kuntz will remain here for suveral station, ♦ how of bitterness What Ireland Although opponents of Mr. completed between New Smyrna Pcctcd momentarily. freight station and uides or associates have been ac­ until now it is an important fac­ days to famaliarizc the driver with other miscellaenous properties, had gained in the last six years Ford’s bid arc expected to renew and Sanford, northern motorists concerned. their attack Monday, it appears en route to Sanford and pootws tor in the city’s business life. the operation of the machine. the Atlantic Cnust Line Railroad of her “black experiences." »rd Dealer Sells 12 tively J. M. Alvarez Del Castillo, repre­ Stores all are carrying lurge nnd Today Irclund was partitioned doubtful if they will be successful south and to the west coust will Company owns property com­ here of the Do la Huerta varied stocks and are finding the posed of car shops and round and southern Ireland was more in breaking through the stone wall purfur this route to the one now ew Fords Saturday sentative revolutionists of Mexico issued a buying public ready un deuger to Waite Johnson Will house valued at $750,000. Close i bitterly divided than ever before defense which so far has been used. Instead of turning west nt Daytona- these motorists, ufter this stntumbent Sunday night declar­ buy. A presidential year in At- Not Quit “As Long: As to 300 men are employed in in his memory, he said. The boun­ maintained. business is good, says Edward ing uny assertion that the revolu­ lantu, at least, Mr. Hunter points year- will encounter better roads these shops. The .100 employes dary commission provided no rem­ Mr. MncKcnzie, however, has k’gins, authorized Ford agent tion sought or received aid from out- is no bar to business. Indeed I Can Win” He Says continuing along the East receive approximately $10,001/ edy. Tlie first was to reunite the said that he would huve no objec­ by ' Sanford and Seminole county. petroleum companies with inter­ it appears to be stimulating both Coast 15 miles to New Smyrna, per month in wages and in addi­ south, hut th at could not he done tion to an amendment which has 1 Saturday Mr. Higgins and his ests in Mexico was untrue. turning west here on the Sanford Ilr Thr Aaaitrlnlril Prraa) business and industry and the tion between $30,000 and $10,­ by executions and imprisonments been offered by Chairman Madden es force sold 12 new Ford cars TAMAPA, Mar. JO.—WiUtor 000 is paid to engineinen ami of political "Our only contact with the oil year gives promise of being the opponents without of th i appropriations committee. road. '1 two second-hand nutoinobiles. interests," he said, “has consisted best this city has yet known. Johnson, premier Washington other train employes, who live trial. Homo plan, Mr. Dillon de­ It proposes to substitute in the preThis agency, which recently merely in affording them full pro­ American League pitcher, denied ; in this city. The railroad has clared, must be devised to end this ent bill the original wording of Form er Ku Klux Klan >ved into its new homo on Pul- tection and nnd advising those con­ WINS SILVER CUP upon urrival nt. training quarters j approximately 18 miles of in­ state of things und reunite the pen- the Ford offer considered two years dto Avenue, has enjoyed an ex- cerns operating in territory under here he intends to retire a t .the dustrial trucks which supply <pie of the free state before any ef- ago relative to binding acceptance Official Pleads Being: lent business thus far in 1924.' our control that they would be re­ ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 8— | end of the present season us re­ railroad facilities for the farm­ i fcctivc steps were possible for re­ to the contract of Mr. Ford, his e increase in the sales of cars quired Guilty Court Charge The local American Legion post ported recently. “ I won't quit as to pay the legitimate taxes ing section near this city. Be­ uniting thu north ami south. heirs and assigns, and ulso pledges well as tho Jine of Ford parts fixed by law to the de facto nutho’i- has received official notification long us I cun win,” Johnson said. sides being on the main line the manufacturer’s personal for­ d accessories, has been nil that ties instead of to the Ob/egotyjov- that it won the silver cup for the Joseph Devlin made a similar ap­ II*- T h e A w i K U l r d I ' r r u . between Tampa nnd Jackson­ peal tune to carrying out the Shoals de■dd be expected and more too, for unity. At thu conclusion HOUSTON, Mar. 10.-E. Y. greatest gain in membership ville, Sanford has been connect­ ernment. MARKETS d Mr. Higgins. of the demonstration bugltlrs of vclopment. Clarke- former Ku Klux Klan of­ among the Florida legionnaires in ed by severul branch roads with “ No arms and ammunition in­ Indication* are that business will local legion, of former service Expect Fight Against Hill Renewed ficial, entered a plea of guilty to 1923. St. Petersburg finished with Ilr Thr Annocliifril l'rr*») Trilby, Oviedo- EustU- Mount the dinue to be good Mr. Higgins tended for the revolution .have to a standing of 110 per cent, Miami men who at Mr. Redmond’s appeal It is expected the fight nguin-<t charge of violating tho Mann uct . _ CHICAGO Mur . 10.—Wheat. Dora, Leesburg , Astor and my knoweldge, been introduced rther stated. The firm, he de­ in the world wur, sounded tho “lust the men ure will be renewed as [when his case was culled in Fed107 per cent, Tampa 92 and Jack­ May 1.11 1-1 to 3-8; July 1.11 1-2 Apopka. red, is able to make quick de­ from tho United States, across the sonville 09. aoun u.i consideration ia resumed, oral court Monday. post.” to 5-8. Corn, May 81 1-8 to 1-4. border into Mexico." cries of the cars. UESTIONMCLEAN much DAUGHERTY DOES NOT EXPECT TO RESIGN CABINET I nterest EXPECT CONGRESS TO GIVE VOTE ON THE FORD OFFER CANDLER WINNER $100,000 DAMAGE SUIT IN ATLANTA Lake Announces For Legislature ASPHALT PAVING ON COMMERCIAL STREET STARTED New Austin Street Sweeper Is Placed In Operation Here HIGHWAYS TO THE EAST COAST BEING PUT IN CONDITION ooM S F a c ts Is HEAD OF NAVY SANFORD FACTS •4 I �a* TjJPa&kXfcC'f'jL-tw.'. jx ' RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mar. t. • Satlie’M.- Trees and husband to B . C. Frampton. _ .L . A- Burton and wife to Floyd :v ; DIBS AT LOUISVILLE. KY. hft. i I« “ ■> Word has been received in this ally of the death at Louisville. Ky., Thursday of Miss Jennie Wash/ barn- a sister of Mrs. M. H. Mabry ' and Mrs. G. F.- Smith of this city, i Friends in this city of Miss Wasn,. burn, who had made several visits here, will iear nwith regret of her f death. Mrs. Mabry and Mrs. Smith . left Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral. Grammar School Honor Roll Eighth Grade Betty Browrt, Helen Jinkins, Maggie Lynch. Harriott Rossottir, Pesrlo Robson. Clara' Smith, Opal Thomas. Martha Wallace, Blanche Wynn, Jean Adams, Lawrence Bandel, Joseph Broxton, George Cook, Clarence Duffin, L. P. Hngan, Jos­ eph Fainas, Jesse Neeley, Joseph Ridlon, Stephen Shinhokcr, Louise Fortson, Pearl Glidwell, Bertha Takach Gladys Vaughn, Enlc Lund quist, Ellis Lloyd, J. P. Bates, James StoinolT. Grace Spinks, Thelma Howell, Parker VanNesr., Dorthen Black, Thomas Cheatham. Clara Check, Hattie Lossing and Claude Locke. (Continued from pa go i> Seventh Grade ' After a conference with Lam­ Martha Fitts, Martha Johnson, ' hart, he said ho told John F. Major, Hilda Muirheud, Emily Starr, Er­ o k ’, ' .another of McLean’s employes,nest to Culp, Harold Fischer, Ed­ "send down a message to Mr. Mr­ ward i.Mtchel, Ruby Booth. H. C. i:' . -Loan and say that Mr. Lambert Waters Lillie Caraway, Mildred " A WOMAN Is only a woman, but smoking — and tha dear young Knight, Dick Sneed, Jack Peters, a good cigar la a smoke," things go right on puffing. Viola Hickson, Ethel Jones, Alice aald some sago who knew a thing There are some old-fashioned Viklin. or two. mothers and grandmothers who Sixth Grade. . hold up their la horror at the Paulino Powell. Jane 'torrancc, But the modern flapper cau give snggeatlon ofhands a smoke; while oth­ Louise Fenner, Leatha Hamblin, this wise man cards and spades Walter Tomlinson, Laurence Hug­ and atill beat him at the "smoking ers keep father wearing hie shoes out hiking to tho corner smoke gins, Theodore Thornley, George game." shop. StonofT, Janie Hazen * ' Gar­ ... Lois rett, Minnie Hardy, Dorthy Hny- • The girl of today has taken to Some old fogies don't Ilka tha ner Edith Smith, Vernon Priest, the soothing weed with a gusto that odor of tobacco smoke on the Elizabeth Groverstein, Neal Britt, makes 8lr Walter Raleigh turn over breath of their wives, daughters or - * • >aya, quote his words if you want Fied:rick Williams, Ruth Mae In his grave with chagrin. In "deah sweethearts; others get sore if the ? ' W, that he is attending to thin Cook, Ja?k Robson, Anita Hutch­ eld Lunnon" the frail sex have gone ladles don't join them in whiffing i n atter very closely, on the job as inson. Minnie Bess Echols, Car­ their American cousins ono better, the weed. c . you might say, or something. to men Guthrie, Jimmio Brooks, John discarding the seductive cigarette the meantime the tobacco deal­ ellatrice Bledsoe, for tho more robust pipe. ’"Ave ersInare that effect; very close to Walsh, Terwillcger, declaring enormous divi­ V-*rnn Dieter, Minnie Claude \ keeping in touch with Mr. Wulsh, ! pou tho makln't, old deah," has dends, whllo every tea-room, res­ and onuse the"in jobprotecting diligently or pursuing i! might work- Sim«. been revised, along Piccadilly and taurant, drawing room, boudoir and Clifford Reel, Grace Lossing, U. his duties.” lI Ing for his client," The witness in­ the Strand, to: "Pass mo your to­ limousine smells ilko a Joes house. Code for Walsh ? , sis ted he hadWord not directed the send­ F. Collum, Adolphus Cnrtcr, Ber- bacco-pouch, old thing." Two Wellesley College girls, ' 'According to this'explanation of . !I Ing of that portion of the telegram. caught by the house-mother smok­ i It Is not at all improbable that .the telegram WYCGO was the code ■■■ « "So far aa I know anything Juanita McMullin, Now York flapper will soon fol- ing, announced their determination word for com- | ^omnson, ■ ■ about it," Senator observedWalsh, Senatorthe Wnlsh, Hnrvard, nKtherine \ffw the lead of her London proto- to leave, as a protest against the mlttee prosecutor, andonWYHOL re­ Sherwood K ’ •,\ "there wns no fight .Mr. LnmMen.'rani, Marin Moye, Clorine *vpe and take to strolling down narrow minded idea that a woman furred to Mrs. McLean. : . . bert." Thomnson, ?ifth Avenue while nonchalantly should not smoke. They declared Bennett pressed as to what "I don’t was either," responded tho Cannons, Margaret 1 ; • Witness. "fight” was being made on Lam­ Dorothy /T'jrley, Thelma Tew, fulling on on old briar. indignantly that their indulgence and this said renily he did docs not know any­ Margaret Giles, Elnnor Tynor, 'bert, "Well, not hook in the weed was a big Improvement And why shouldn't shot Didn't . • op thing any dous fightit?" except the Flossie Vickery. Mr.about Bennett, pursued over the pipe-smoking of women in her grandmother and great-grand­ Fifth Grade. t,, - i .the natural diligence the attorney senator. the early days. Robert Adnms. Pnullne Klimnt. mother smoko a pipe back in tho i;.'.- » The witness conceded it hnd no There Is no denying the fact that old log house In Indiana, or Ken­ Irma Allen, Addle Browning, Eu­ meaning to him, and Senator in the early flftlos, particularly in Walsh asked him about another nice Banks, Clara Fugua, Mary tucky or Illinois? the rural districts, the incessant telegram which he had sent to Louise Dunn, Ellen Lundquist, Ed­ Wherefore, we aek, should tho McLean on the same day, announc- win Shinholscr, Kelly Pope Betty girl of today bo made the target of smoking by women wssn’t a very Philips, criticism by those crepe-hangers attractive habit. They didn't smoke .• ing that ho would have u confer­ Hintcrmister. Wallace . once With "H. D. before l o’clock." Marguerito Renaud, Grace Lewis, who the dainty cigarette then; M was a prohibit overyttHng, from the corncob : .Bennett said he thought "II. D." Merce Tomns. Helen Martin, Rutpipe, usually mellowed , referred to Mr. Daugherty. hella Cook, Virginia Earl, Ethel exhilarating cocktail to the social with age, with a real "kick" to it \ : Then, inserting Mr. Daugherty's Bolly, Georgiana Netterlund, Eli­ Or.rd-p&rty? Isn't aho following a In those early days in tho Hooaier „ . name in the original telegram, zabeth Hnrkey, Kstelln Hall, Thel­ precodent set by the "old fashioned country of Indiana, the favorite in­ where the witness previously had ma Knight, Evelyn Check, Lillian woman” who Is being hold up as a door sport was to gathor about the • said Mr. Lambert's should be, Sen- Steakly, Lola Jones. shining example to the rising gen­ big log fire, and, while discussing r ptqr Walsh said the whole lan­ James Hayes, Jam es Steaklcy, eration? the weathor, crops and .neighbors, guage connected up fairly well. Alice Mae Hodgins, Lueilc Tom­ The flapper of today is simply re­ load up the old corncob and start "That is substantially what Mr. linson, Gladys Hickson, Evelyn ;. ; Daugherty told me," the witness Daughtery, Mary Cameron, Mary verting to type, and at tho samo the burloy-barrago. No wonder the ■aid, "as well as Mr. Lambert, Griggs, II. C. McMullen, Allen tlmo assorting her right to do any­ rustic flappers of those days took thing a man does without bolng to nlcotlno! Mother couldn’t very strange as it may seem." Tnylor, Byron Spinks. J?, • iReverting to this telegram later, well forbid daughter the solace of Frederick Mender, Roy Britt, criticised. Senator Bursum, Republican, New Zola Dorson, Emmet Fox, Hurry A great deal of discussion has a plpo when sho sot tho pace horMexico, asked Bennett to repeat Hull, Gladys Keppler, Ruth Mar­ boon Indulged In of late years by ■elf. - the substance of what was given to tin, William Morrison, Alva S taf­ moralists, teachers, reformers, doc­ No flapper on the screen Is com­ him by the attorney general to ford, Eugene Takash, Madison tors, flappers, grandmothers, and plete without tho ubiquitous cig­ aend to McLean. Wnde, Sidney Weinberg, Henry others, on tho subject of women arette. But a woman smoking a Witte, Thelma Menor. P 500-MILE BOULEVARD <llr T h r A o a n r l a l r i l P r r a a l WEST PALM BEACH, Mnr. 8. —A 500-mile neenn boulevard th a t would lie the most beautiful in the world is seen here ns a possibility of the not distant future in tho announcement thut the Brevard County Ocean Boulevard Associa­ tion has launched a campaign to build one of the missing links in the chain throughout the length of Brevard county. Palm Beach county contemplates widening the ocean drive south from Bocu Ratone to Miami Beach. Several towns along tho coast have been reported favorable to the ocean boulevard proposition. The contemplated highwuy would extend from Jacksonville along the coast to the southernmost point in the state. Consider Production Of Chinese Tong Tree “Ham” Hamilton Here In Interest of Chimney Rock Summer Camp for Boys (Continued from page 1) Vigorous Appeals by Opposition Vigorous appeals -..ere made by tho opposing forces. Representa­ llorticulturul society, at it:: meet­ tive Hull, Republican, Iowa, who ing here Apr. 22-25, will take up :has been active in opposing the the question of production of the Ford bid, read u letter from New­ ton D, Baker, secretary of war in Chinese tong tree in West Florida. the Wilson cabinet, in which ho opOil from this tree is essential to osed the proposal before the the manufacture of varnish, mid re ­ ouse. Mr. Hull characterized Jlr. cently a company ..as organized in Baker as hnving had "more to do with Muscle Shoals than uny ono Alachua county where the trees else, before going into war and huve been planted on a large scale. during the war." Following Air. Hull, Representa­ tive Gurrett, Tennessee, the Demo­ cratic leader, made t. vigorous a t­ tack on both the amendment and against.the Alabama Power Com­ pany. Mr. Garrett said the Bur­ President Coolidge proclaimed ton amendment struck ut the very heart of the Ford offer and that if an increase in tariff rates on it were ndopted would be no likeli­ wheat. hood of Mr. Ford ever taking over Muscle Shoals. DOINGS OP THE DUFFS Representative Hill, Republican, Maryland, urged adoption of the Burton amendment declaring that although Mr. Ford hud opposed MOM'S BEEN RAISING SUCH A ) \ 1 MAKE NO MISTAKE being placed under the waterpower FUSS LATELY ABOUT ME GOING ( IN RECOMMENDING THIS act thut he believed it probable o u r nights So w e decided"/ OUTFIT AS THE BEST the manufacturer still would ac­ TO BUY A RADIO AND STAY A i ON THE MARKET TODAY' cept the bid. He declared Ford’s L AT HOME INSTEAD* is representatives hud “backed water" before, explaining that when the military committee first began consideration of the Shoals project Ford hnd sought to have un option of extending his lease anothv hundred years after the original hundred. This renuest, he assert- I At City Park, Sunday, Mar. 9th 3:30 I*. M. 1. March, Thu Governor ..................... ........... Bu 2. Overture, Golden JJragun 3. Valse from “The Queen’s Lace Hundkerchief" ..... ............. Strauss 4. Novelette, Moonlight in Florida .................... Storm 6. Sacred Selection, The Holy City ...................... Adams INTERMISSION 6. March, Scmpro Fideles .... .................................. Sousu 7. Selection, Burgomaster ............. - ................. Luders 8. Medley, Favorite Southern A irs ........................ Reeves 9. Overture, Spic and Spun. .... ........................... Jewell 10. S tar Spangled Banner. .. ...................... Key JOS. REIZENSTEIN, Bandmaster, >a b s o l u t e l y s im p l e j WHY LAST NIGHT m y LITTLE BOY HAD GREECE COMING s-\0uT OF THE H O R N '' / " pipe is aa ruru on the scraan as it is In real Ufa. In the photoplay made from Edward Eggleston's mtd-Western classic, "The Booster Schoolmas­ ter,” the penchant of tha Hoosier woman of the early fifties for her pipe Is picturesquely portrayed. Whitman Bennett, who produced the picture, has liven present day fans an excellent opportunity to study the technic or the woman smoker of tha olden days. "Ma” Means, one of the picturesque char­ acters In tho story, Is seen solacing herself with a corncob pipe, and the old lady does some wicked execu­ tion with the old dudeen. The pres­ ent day flapper would have to go ■omo to keep pace with "Ma," whose work with the corncob while crude, certainly has n “punch." From a purely artlstio standpoint, however, the modern girl’# method of hitting tho plpo U to bo pr» (Continued tn m p a |l 1) torney general win not mentioned. GAINESVILLE, Fla.,>Mar/ 8— He spent the remainder of the ddy studying. precedent* to determine The state plant, board baa amended whether the department of -Juatlc* the quarantine in South Florida could legally meet the requeat of counties against the sweet potato the home for the uamee of the weevil. The territory from which two representative! charged by ‘m sweet potato tubers and plants and Chicago grand jury with misuse of morning-glory roots and . plants their influence. The attorney general waa mot cannot .be moved except under cer­ pt the station by two seeret agents tain conditions is listed by the of the department of justice and board as follows: The counties of hie only wohl to wetting news­ Baker, Brevard, Broward, Collier, papermen was that he was feeling Dade, Hendry, Lake, Manateo better than he had in five years. Ho Monroe, Oktechobe*, Orange, Palm appeared in better health than Beaeh, Pinellas, Saint Lode, Sara­ when he left .Washington suddenly sota, Hillsborough - west of thq ■ week ego Wednesday end after' range line between Range 21 east the cabinet Meeting displayed little and 22 east; Charlotte west of the of the nervousness that had mark­ range line between 24 and 26 east; ed his last attendance at e cabinet DeSoto within township 36 south, range 23 east, township 36 south, session. range 24 east; township 80 south, Battery of Questions Many were the questions directed range 23 east, and township 30 at the attorney general bn leaving south, range 24 eas:; Hardee coun­ the cabinet pieetTng out he mode a ty within township 36 south, range direct reply only to one. which was 23 east, township ZC south, range an inquiry to whether any changes 23 east, and township 36 south, had occurred so far as' He knew in range 24 CRst, Volusia lying within 16 miles of the coast line o f the At­ his cabinet status. "That is a question I hardly ean lantic ocean. answer," was the answer. UI don't NEWSPAPERMAN VISITS know whether the situation in Washington has undergone any •Rgd Seal Recordi ^ BRADENTOWN, Mar. 8— change while I have seen away." The subpoenas issued by the George Wnnrry of Brooklyn, N. Y., •434—12-In. Kst price | jm Nabuceo—Tu aul l.bbroM senate investigating committee accompanied by Mrs. Wharry, is genU (Thou Who Cd went to Dav« Gerahqn. Ran Diego, visiting here and renewing his ac­ Inspiration) (Verdi) Uj Calif.; Emil-Kosterlltxky, Los An­ quaintance with Robert W. Bentley, las ......... . Jose Mid geles; Forest C. Pendleton, New with whom he worked on the New Veepcri 8iclliani—C) tu Paid Orleans; Charles Breniman, Dal­ York Sun for nine years. Mr. Bent­ (Sicilian VesperaZt^ las, and William Wiseman and U.' ley is editor of The Brudqptown Palermo!) (Verdi) la ■ C. Baldwin, Son Antonio. The Herald. Mr. Wharry. has n record .............. .........Jose Maid notices to nppear were sent out at for continuous service on one news­ tho request of Senator Wheeler, paper that probably is not paral­ 6423—12-In. list price $2M AF*Ay.Ay (I’erei-Hrehs)1 Democrat, Montana, the "official leled in thie country. He etarted Spanish ....... ... Tito i with the Sun at the age of 14 and 1m prosecutor" of the committee. Cancion Andaluza (A Gram now 73, having been continuously To Granada) (l'»|«£) in the service of that paper for 60 years. Spanish .......... Tito 8s 2**7“ *0-In- lift price llil. Madrigale (Simnncttl) V „ ........... Efrcw Zial (Continued from page 1) Petit* Serenade (Golditeia-I the downtown artlsian welsl and l " ) ' ........... Efrem Zial also the construction of a main pumping station near the plant. Dance Records For the wells and well pumps, 10264—10-ln. list price 75c. the specifications call for a 12-inch Limehouse Blues-Fox Blues-Fox 1 well about 460 feet in depth lo­ Paul Whiteman and His cated at the pumping station and chestra. drawing water from the artesian . Mrs. N. E. Snow, of If You’ll Come Back—Fox strata for emergency Are purposes Ronte 1, near Paris, Tenn., . The Virgin and also a series of shallow wells 19263— 10-in. lint price Tic. telle the story of her ex­ located outside of the city to col­ I Wonder Who'i ~Dsncisg 1 perience aa follows: lect satisfactory water from sand You Tonight strata abovo the artesian water in “l am 63 yean old and Joe Raymond and Ilia Ore the Vicksburg formation. The lat­ 1 have been a practical tra. ter will be used for drinking pur­ nurse for more thin 20 Are You Uncly?—Fox ' poses. years, taking mostly ma­ Trot, Benson Orchestra of The contractors will be asked to ternity cases. One of my eago. ' submit bids on the power house daughter! suffered from 19236—-10-in. list price 75c. cramping at . . . 8 he building for walls of rough brick Do Doodle Oom—Fox Tm, would Just bend double faced with pressed brick and tile ..... Piron’s New Orleaal and have to go to bed. walls faced with concrete. Pro­ West Indies Uluca-FusW visions In the plans call for the ------ Pi run's New OrleaoA signing of contracts within 10 days after the award. Bonds must Vocal and Instruments be furnished by the contractors Records A in tho sum of one-third of the con­ 19227—10-ln-list price 75c. 1 tract price as evidence of gv>od Deep River .... Marian A nd| faith. My Way’s Cloudy ...... . 1 9 ----------Marian A s fl 18262—10-in. fUt'price 75c 1 waa recommended to her Mr. Radio Man .... Lewia 9 and the only had to take • Watckln’ the Moon Rise 9 about two bottles, when (Continued V UHVMIUVU ■•VIM frolh' poge 1) ........ ........... Peerless Q 9 eha hardly knew that it will be followed by numerous ef­ 19201—10-ln. list price 75c9 waa . . i she euffered so forts to alter the measure. California Here I Come 9 little pain. The amendment by Mr. Burton George Price with T h t9 "My youngest daughter to make the Ford lease subject to hattan Merrymakers. ■ waa ron-down, weak and the jurisdiction of the federal I’m Goin’ South ....... _ 9 nervous . , ...no appetite water power net and also to limit George Price with TIi9 and tired all the time. 1 the manufacturer’s bid to 50 yca.*s ginians. ■] gave her two bottles of whs acknowledged by leaders cf 33738— 12-in. list price S ljfl Cardol. It built her up both sides to be the first test of Poet and Peasant—Ovedtart9 and she began eating and strength on the bill. _____ Arthur PryorTH aoon gained In weight and Chimes of Normandy—S«i9 has been so well since." Try CarduL At a l l touch with the associate directors druggists’. without delay. A handsome book­ let, issued by the camp this sea­ EX-100 son, tells n story in word and pic­ ture that will interest any redblooded boy who loves the open. will | ton to camp last summer include m") >Briggs Arrington, son of Mrs. i lie Stella I*. Arrington; Horry Woodlast ruff, son of Frank Lee Woodruff; jh c Leslie Moughton. uon of Mr. Jus. oys. Moughton; Don Hnnsel), son of L. iat» N. Hansel!, and Dick Maxwell, son „rth of Mrs. L. N. Maxwell, j in All of the Sanford boys report a wonderful time camp. lust summer and several of the boys’ parents who visited the cunip in person came away very much en­ thused with tho wonderful location and the I high type of personnel making up tho camp staff. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff visited the cump, motoring nut from Hender­ sonville on a number of occasions. Mrs. Arrington, who also visited Chimney * Rock, is loud in her praise of the complete equipment BY CONDO and the high moral tone which bus attributed In u grout measure to the camp's wonderful success. Mr. tS IT HARD TO Cooper, professor ut the high , Ru n i t ? _ l school, was an overnight visitor last summer and Mr. Hamilton now numbers him ns ono of Chimney Rock’s biggest boosters. A great many improvements have been made ut the rump this season according to Mr. Hamilton and plans are now In progress fur u lake to he comitructed at the foot of the camp property, em­ bracing 27 miles of shore line, tnu largest in the stute of North Caro­ lina. A new w.'.rar system has been installed with both hot mi l , cohl shower huths. The school I division, where boys can make up I back work missed a t school, will lie oven more thorough this season iha never before. A very strong co.-ys of professors will be on the camp sta tf this year. One of the biggest attractions last sciison, the dining hall, has been made even more nttrae»iv-». Wonderful meals were served to the campers last season but wiui the installation of u new bakery Y E 5 - B u r IF I DID THAT J system and the employment of an AT HOME AND GOT ANY ON additional pastry cook, the “catu" TH E CARPET MOM D SCAUP us the boya term it will look even ^-------M E ' ----------- ------ ----more attractive this cason. Mr. Hamilton, familiarly known as “Hum” to his hundreds of boy friends throughout the state, is a scoutmaster in Jacksonville nnd his party of boya leaving from this city alone last season numbered 21. Two Pullman cars nrc chartered for the trip to cnnip and the fun usually commences when the camp­ ers begin to muko themselves ut home in their own private cars. While in Hanford Mr. Hamilton v/b'l bo glud to gi\e any of the pros,,'c<-*fivo patrons of Chimney Rock o sn ip any information that they would desire und as thu mem­ bership w.’U be limited to exactly 100 hoys ti.l* season, parents who ure considering placing their boys fAVCOR in oump are invited to get into Practical None Tells YOWELL REALIZING AN IDEAL Many have made it pos­ sible to acquire a home of their own—tho realization of an ideal. The Herald Want Ads have a deal to do with bringing about home own­ ership, for they point to op­ portunities in buying, sell­ ing, exchanging. Bee what the Herald Wants have to offer in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come true. Keeping in touch with the Herald Wants means keeping in touch with real­ ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ads now and see how muny such offers are listed thero and, perhaps, the very one you are looking for will catch your eye. PHONE 148 Seminole County Abstract Cc Announces Consolidation with Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. of Sanford, Florida. Until our complete plant can bo moved to Sanford, orders f< abstract work left ut our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will r ceive prompt and courteous attention. 209 Magnolia Ave. T H E B E ST INVESTMENT AND THE SAFEST LIES IN BANK DEPOSITS, PAY 6 Vi INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Phone 231 .- ------------------------------------------ ------ --------------------------G. E. McCall �.......... THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 10,1024. PAGE TWO S a n fo r d D a lly H e r a ld fiU lik H ftfr, ifltn iM V n w i t iM d ar k r Tk* n , n 1 < r r litiig C« h l i i f n r l , F lo r i d a . E n te r e d ns ftscond C lass M a tte r, O c ­ t o b e r 17, 191). a t t h e P n s t n f f l r * a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , u n d e r n e t of M a r c h •. 1 0 7 . r . R tF -J R C O M M . P m M ra t R O L L O D l „ D R A M , V lr r - P r r > llr n t R . H t V A H O tIK Itn Ree.Treaa. rk a a , US * 1*7 M a g n o lia A r r a a r a tn a r .H iP T io s h atrsi Dno T e n r ------17.00. fill M o n t h * 13.SO P e l v e r e d In C i t y tiv C a r r i e r p e r week: ISc. W e e h y K d l t l o n 13 P e r Tear. • P R C t A I , S O T1C F.I A ll o h l t u n r y notice*, c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n * ■and n o t i c e s o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e t h a r R e a a r e m a d e , w ill h e c h a r g e d fo r n t r e g u l a r a d v e r tis in g rates. M R M lIK It T H K A S S O r iA T F .il PHRSS T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s la e x c l u s ­ iv e l y e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r r e p u h M ention o f (til n e w s disp n lch es c r e d i t e d to H o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d in t h i s p tip e r a n d a ls o t h e lo cal n e w s p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . All t l f h t s of re - p u h llc n tlu n o f special d is p a tc h e r h e r e i n a re a ls o reserved. MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1924. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE FIFTH COMMAND­ MENT:—Honour thy father nnd thy mother; th at thy days may be long upon the land which the Loid thy God givoth titee.—Exodus 20 - 12. WORK What Is it th a t’s mnking the old world go 'round?— Work! W hat's keeping a lot of good folks above ground?— Work! Don’t be In a flurry, Or hurry, or shirk; Just sidestep old worry With good, steady work! Iff* What Is it that saves us from man­ ifold ills?— Work! What is it that satisfies, pacifies, fills?— Work! I t’s sure a Ilfe-snver, That gives *‘pep'' nnd “perk"! No ntnn Is n "slaver” Whose heart’s in his work! What is it that fills us with sweet, restful peace?— Work! What is it that gives us from heartaches surcease?— Work! Don’t think th at you’re ‘‘slaving’' While "lucky” ones shirk; The loafers nrc craving— What you find in work! —James Edward Hungerford. --------- Q-------The Cnmllers are having u hard time to keep their money. -------- o-------A few days loft in which to tiie income tax returns. ---------o-------l/ocn! politics will "pick up" when candidates gather for the all-day meeting and picnic planned by the executive committee for next month. - — Government statisticians esti­ mate that this year's yield of cir­ rus fruits will exceed twenty mil­ lion boxes- twelve million orange and eight million grapefruit. -o Monngrnmim-d eggs in the lat­ est fad. A thoroughbred Leghorn hen belonging to Sirs. I.uelln Porrine of Rocky Grove. Pa., laid an egg thnt had on one end a perfect letter "U" inside a circle. --------o-------Key West is to build nnother modern tourist hotel, a large mortgage company having offered sixty per cent of the funds neces­ sary for its construction. The hoted will prove a paying invest­ ment as Key West is entering to the tourist, ---------r>-------- Si q •i 11; Si* i Miss Marguerite Doctor, infor­ mation clerk for the United States Steamship Lines answers more than a thousand questions a day. Men have been often known to wilt under less talking than this woman does. Reports from Tampa state that Sheriff Spencer has not as yet apprehended the guilty parties in the Green Lantern Road Jlou-a* escapade. Perhaps the sheriff itoo busy cleaning up other rood houses and enforcing the liquot laws to find these men. -------- O—- " A typing machine which writes a word at one operation has been invented by Mi s Edna G. Robeson, of Atlanta. Naturally with so many women operating typewrit­ ers one of them discovered a way to simplify the work. If the new machine is a success her fortune is made. The present administration at Washington has madu a record iNi itself in providing p.aces for lane duck). No Republican senator or congressman should worry nbom re-election when there is a sure prospect of landing a good job at Washington by presidential np polntment. • ' ! c jt ! I V- i l l f| If 1 {lii § A “ Bryan - for - Rresident-Club" has been organized ut Haines City, the promoters being alive to tb-.fact that Florida's most dis­ tinguished citizen will be a real factor in tin; coining election. Re­ gardless of what a few East Coast new; papers, controlled by the rail­ road', have to say. Mr. Bryan's in fluence will be felt. -------- o-------John Temple Graves is trying t convince his readers through the columns of the Palm Beach Rost that Mr. Underwood is deserving of tho Democratic nomination, [t will take some strong argument to convince the people that Mr. Underwood, supported by the cor­ porations, is the man to send t j Washington. ---------o------Up in Easton, Rn., the physi­ cians have adopted a plan to col­ lect from “deadbeats.” Tiny have hired a bill collector attired in red uniform with brass buttons to col­ lect back bills a t humus of patisilts in arrears, and it works pretty well because everyone knows the busi­ ness of the man in the loud uni- The “W ets’' And Enforcement. This Would Expedite M atters Considerably. As Brisbane Sees It No Improved llihlc. Thanks. In a battle on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, re­ In Fewer Words. cently between bootleggers anti prohibition officers, Senator Hope for Sufferers. Greene, of Vermont, was accidental}' shot and seriously in­ Common Sense Taxes. •t • jured either by prohibition officers or by bootleggers. The C opyright, t:*2« “wet” newspapers and the "wet" political leaders are raising a*big cry over the m atter and are placing the blame on the “MODERNIST” RELIGIOUS federal men without much investigation ns to who really was gentlemen propose to liroRdsast prnyers and Imitation Bible texts at fault. based on Present-day conditions. Thirty-six federnl agen ts nnd more than one hundred This they believe will be n great state nnd municipal law officers have been ambushed and Improvement on the Bible, which , murdered by bootleggers while engaged in enforcing the is out of date. Modernist improvements on tne eighteenth amendment. N ot much has been heard about it. Bible would eonipurc with the old One innocent person. Senator Greene, was struck by a Bible about ns well ns n badly stray bullet said to have been fired by a prohibition officer. managed orphan asylum compares And now the "wets" led by Senator Edwards of New Jersey, with a real mother. Six verses from the book of Job are trying to start propaganda against the Federal prohibi­ contuin more power and spirit tion enforcement laws. than a million Modernist “improve­ It will be remembered that Senator Edwards while Gov­ ments.” If you don't like the Bible, Mr. ernor of New Jersey boasted thnt he would like to mnke Jere it to those that acy ns "wet ns the-Atlantic Ocean." He is trying to do it. He it. Above all, it is who would raise such a loud cry over the seemingly care- nnj for heaven’s .sake- don't ‘‘imiessness of enforcement officnlfl. It is noticeable that the prove” It. , { “wet" advocates have never uttered a protest against tUe ‘‘THE J A tii vv brutal murder by bootleggers nnd moonshiners of the many s'EVkn MEN THAT c a n ren enforcement officers while in the performance of their duties, her a REASON.” Prohibition agents have to deal with the most desperate —— — and crafty criminals in America. Bootleggers do not hrai- „ £ C h i E pub^ tate to commit murder. They strike m the dark ami snoot | jshtM in thirty-six languagea » from ambush. Rut still th e "wet” advocates seem to think | solemn assertion of children's something should be done to protect them. The liqtior inter-, rights on this earth. ‘'Mankind ests in their drive against the enforcement statutes naturally have nothing to say about the crim es of the bootleggers who It’rt a inert sage quite long anil often rely on the high social and political station of their pretty. Everything in it win said in fewer words long ngo( “Whoso "clients" fer immunity and protection. shall offend one of those little It is indeed unfortunate that Senator Greene was in the ones which believe in Me, it were way at the time federal men were trying to do their duty. better for hint that a millstone But just because an innocent bystander happened to he in­ were hanged about his neck and he were drowned in the depth jured is that any argum ent for the repeal of the enforcement that jf the sen.” law? Does thnt prove th at prohibition is wrong? WHILE THE Union for Saving Statistics show that prohibition has decreased the con­ under the auspices of sumption of liquor in this country about ninety percent. It ChildrenHie League of Nations, issues has saved annually two billions of dollars for the people en­ pretty messages, and this and abling them to share more largely in the substantial benefits other countries call themselves of life. In 1923 over forty-nine thousand alleged violators of “Christian," millions of children starving in various parts of the prohibitnry laws were brought to justice. Of that num­ are the world- while families here are ber over thirty-four thousand were convicted, seventeen hun­ wondering what to do with surplus dred acquitted and the rem aining number dropped for lack grain and other foods. Two hundred thousand children of direct evidence. It is stated that $4,366,050 was collected die in this country every year bein fines. cauKj their mothers are neglected Progress is being made in enforcing the prohibition laws. in ehildhirth, and, most interesting all, hundreds of thousands of Despite what such men as Senator Edwards and other “wet” of American children are deprived of advocates may try to do, prohibition will continue to be en­ their one chance in life by the bru­ forced and more efficiently as the years pass. tality of child labor, the Supreme Court of the United States de­ ciding that law passed to protect Try This On Yourself. children violates the Constitution. The People’s Forum r Editor Herald; I note In your i3SUe of ,, , instant you quote me L 9 four years experience ns ™ *3 of tho House of Ronreisto e®1"*1 South Carolina. This! . Ul,Ve» demanding and 1 wifi to correct it so ns t„ reT , k. * was a legislative romt. th*! of the Brotherhood of Engineers in South C a w f il four years. °Un* f I do not wish any unfair trtge nnd especially I convey a wrong impre as was given i„ your a r t i c M ith and which is untrue * i J* thank you for the correction* •b H. I.YLF3, h C r Dan Dobb Says , Muncio find.) bootleg,,,. v been nrrested t h r e e ti weeks, but it doesn’t , f often enough. 0 The leap year girl didn't lieve in "Love one another’ much as m "Love „ne or another] ». s ’ What is worse than ynur w; cooking the same thine fnr you had down town iW l u . f f Picnickers should ! nlyd papers and trad, around the picnic grounds. Ireland is asking the |Tni State., to trade with !„r, p,r;‘ . intending paying e i,; Work hard and save y..ur P)0B( Rich American t. at to drink 10,000 cocktaiU :i dry. v -v' Italy will have a p. nee conte the prize to be lOo.nou i;r.. i, more liars than t! g may V_________ ,.l°.n|y..u [cw m*re wet 1m now u til sjpril Showers hr May floT •.up HUNT'S WASHINGTON LETTER KKiiu.TinaMB»MHaBi«KB«HRBBaa«naaaBn«»iii:HsxHaBssnM! a By Harry lb Hunt | decided, should determine his WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.—The [choice. A man of large experience R least perturbed person in Wash- in business or industry, perhapsi«| ington, these days, so far as out- even an engineer with executive J ward evidences go nt le ast-is Pres- training. But no political figure* a ident Coolidgc. head! ® Through nil the heat of the eonDie selection bad not yet been truversics and conflicts arising made when this win written. Hut ti from the dy-by-day disclosures ufj'vhen st h anuotmcin* minimum it the senate investigating commit­ by the above qualilleatiuns. Coolidgc proceeds calmly and THE WORST agony in life Is Many of us have utm ost confidence in our ability to not physical. It Is the dreadful tees, Senator Frank Willis of Ohio, unemotionally about his job as expeht "make good” and holt! down our present position in business pain in the hearts of thnre that president, listening lots but s a y -, the gastronomic . . . . of the Ser.- n Sanford, Fla. but suppose that tomorrow one would be compelled to go out watch others—mother, father- or ing little. He has remained cool "te’j '•*, fhuge and^ hearty man na with a Iou<l voice ami a marvelous a in a politically super-heated ntmoschild—slowly dying in pain. !>r. and find a new job, what then? Spiller nr.d Dr. Frazier, of the oil ere in which all others seem to appetite. But Willis’ most dis- m Capital and Surplus - - $125,1100.00 In such a position a person would no doubt nsk himself University of Pennsylvania, an- have forgotten the "ood (i. O. I*, tjnetivo trait is his persistent op a a Democrats say his optini- a some searching questions. Why not nsk yourself some ques- nounce an operation to relieve or Slogan, “ Keep Cool With Cool• - $1,500,000.001 Dm was responsible for his champ­ n Total Resources lions along this line, not because you think thnt you m ight be ! abuliah pain in hopeless cancer hlge.” ioning the cause of Attorney Gen­ Up at the White House there are looking for a new job soon, but merely as n matter of taking iL‘ust'sDaugherty, when it was pro- g none of the an pea ranee:; of fraz­ eral A cordial welcome awaits you at this inventory according to the standards as outlined by a Boston TIIE BODY has two M’ts of zled nerves and frayed (impositions P< ".ul to investigate Daugherty's n firm. Write 100 for "yes" and 0 for “no.” Add the column nerve?. One. the “afferent nerves,” that ale J<> apparent “down on Tho fficial i nuluet. But that’.; neither Jj nor there. Plain political }j Strong Financial Institution and divide by 30. .The answer will be your approximate carry .... - .information „ . „to . the —- braip. ,-- Hill." Whilo the senators ami here pessimism, perhaps! *t representatives, the national chair­ Anyway, Willi; has a rule by 3 »rade. Honest and accuracy is essential to getting the real ''n inK »inP“h^t s ^ a V n g u men of th»' prtrties ntid their nuresults. Why not try it ju st ns a (fame anyhow, Ifere mo |ttu.- matter and sluiubi bo attcmlod tional committeemen, issue sizzling v-hieli he can tell, infallibly,* lie *9 to. Another set, the “efferent interviews, meeting personal and is y.t* whuither a gIveil individual u the questions: 41 optimist or n pessimist. The B nerves, carry information and in-|pnrtv charges with hot denials and rulean ru-u:ires 1. IJo you like your work? that the subject in u a .-.truction from ttrj brain to the counter-charges, 13811 "Silent Cal," 'ii,■est foil, hnwe\ er. be seated a t a 2. Have you learned the best, quickest and easiest way muscles. |— “Cautious Cal," “Cool Cal,” goes tin nm-r tal de. of doing it? If nerves thnt carry sensation right along qualifying belter than he Ilinks ut the pitcher id 3. Are you thoroughly informed on “Scientific Manage­ to tho brain are cot off complete­ over before for Ins whole galaxy th “If o other end oi’ the tat '.* r.nd say ; c ly, life goes on and the body func­ of nick-names. ment” ? i-s the t .Team ’ lie s all optimist," n *p: tions without sensation of pain. n Willi .s. •1. Do you know where your greatest power lies? The operation is called "chordoThat Coolidgc is doing a lot of s.i v.t !u* i;'i a ptssim ist, lie will say n 5. Have you a fixed goal, in the line with your supreme tomy." It consist in severing thinking, however, if little talking, •i ‘Ifllieie .;r*y milk io that pitcher?* tt nerves in the spinal column that is evidenced by his course in se­ talent? “SI elf ? Oh,I «l'ways say ‘puss rj i carry sensation and suffering to lecting a successor to replace De.in Don’t live beyond your earnings. th M uruami’l” (». Do you believe absolutely in your own future? a the brain. The relief ia not com­ hy as secretary of the navy. 7. Are you in perfect physical health? plete in case minute nerve fibers Rushing to one side the whole Don’t S j) e i u 3 all for pleasure. escape the knife- and the opera­ list of “ political” recommenda­ nt Sul" rag.■ circles in Wa -hingtiin 8. Have you learned how to Ret well and keep well? e a-fler ry over word that Mrs, u tion is only performed in desperate 9. Can you he opt ini is lie, under all circumstances? . eases, with which drugs etui not tions, men vhi.se chief (praline.i- < , * *ittvi* i lark Th;mipson. ,*f New a Don’t speculate. lions were that they had been or t)r V in-, *' am*liter "■ former Speak- PH HI. Do you realize which of your habits, thoughts, or deal adequately. are politically influential- had t Y ( ham;* i lark is to lie a eandi- Vi emotions make you efficient? In that cancer announcement served on naval committees .n ■it t* till* ('ongreas J Don’t carry much money in your pockets. in th,* second ■ M 11. Have you made an inventory of your mental and there is hope for sufferers. Congress at some time or could i i.'iana district. » i deliver Coolidgc delegate?, at the moral traits? Mrs. Th ;-huvld she win A SIMILAR operation is fami­ coming national convention, Co-d- 'ii e real, leir.psau, Would he the first of a n DO start an account a t Our Savings De­ 12. Are you correcting your known weaknesses; mental, liar to veterinary surgeons. With idge set himself the job of find­ , ;u ration of toogies.- n ■Unger ; > financial, social or spiritual? partm ent and get 4% interest; there­ horses suffering from the excru­ ing—what ? \V« I l >: neiution tin t did not n 13. Have you discovered which foods, baths and exer- ciating pain of “navicular" dis­ it An experienced executive! Ex­ ‘irnatr in the >uif'-.ige bat: i>. in lies your chance to save. ease in the hoof, r. nerve is cut in ecutive ability ami experience, not Ii ItH-U III t eise.s increase your energy and heighten your mentally? the horse’s foreleg, betqw the political prestige or inftuer.ee- he V !llltllg' . is now i•capitig its ad- art 14. Is your sleep long and dreamless and refreshing, knee. After that it frols no pain. u j The horse goes ‘sound” but there with your sleeping-room perfectly ventilated? a is more danger of stumbling. 15. Do you breathe deeply and hold an erect posture? H I LI DEVELOPMENT OF TIIE RACE lfi. Do you drink three pints o f pure water daily? U RAIN IN childbirth might be n 17. Do you eat slowly, moderately, regular? TAMRA TIMES eliminated if doctors could find a a way to deaden temporarily tiie it 18. Is all your clothing made loose, to allow blood and if pain-carrying nerve, without inter­ nerves free play ? Five thousand years ago, ia t h ' i ’ -..i v ii; bo able it* go in per.am, ;\ A COMMUNITY BUILDER fering will) the efferent nerves stone age, primitive men iti Eng- i.i u 19. Are you independent, fearless, positive? and their stimulation of the mus­ land used jugged flint tools to Id! lorn 'ibrnni'in , to the deepest ii of the ocean. There the n F. R. FORSTER, President II. F. W1HTNER, Caishier 20. Are you tactful, cautious, courteous? cles necessary in labor. a big oak tree. They hollowed o iblu weight of tae water would 15n 21. Have you secured the best possible advisers and as­ TIIK HUMAN body is like a of the trunk n boat eleven feet c;u ii the <.xplm. r a.ul his craft uhth :: xaua z s a t gurries 3 s aanucK’iGJiMBBiXiia Sana: H2 V2 311 sociates? iwL 7 We- . . We turn '. * the air, are masmodern building. The skeleton is ,l’»K “n}1 22. Arc all your co-workers eager to help make your the steel frame. The lungs are matters of was dug outu of the ! i" . .. , use to the plans a success? the ventilation the heart is the discovered, Elmley marshes, deep down in th. c.‘n ih ‘; * \ i. > dream 23. Do you wish your rivals well, and never speak ill of power, the nerves representing the mud that had preserved it from of tiler when l.lu.i will fly out wiring system. One of these days decay. them ? ;.!■ ng the otars, (.-.ploring other men will know how to shut off Picture the men who slowly and worlds. 21. Do you work harder than anybody else in the busi- and turn on their various sets of laboriously I-Jast Half, Block 4, Tier 19. this boat into nerves us easily and as simply as shnpc. Theycarved ilt-ss : knew nothing of tin. 1 'i iii.- i romantic, fire* tip- imagNorth West 1-4, Block 5, Ti-sr 19. cut off tho bell of your tele­ earth except the territory of a few ma on. Mu', the flying i iiu’iine 25. Have ytm learned the science of planning your day you phone when you don’t want it to miles in which they roamed. Rut nt h--. can-i rutted must hove nir ahead? South Bast 1-4, Block 6, Ti er 18. ring in your bed room at night. something urged them to exploit* *” v-bi‘h to I1', ibe -.line si; a fi.-b 2t>. Can you relax entirely in your leisure hours? can r ' in: only in wuier. An-i nt Loin in Want1ruff’s Suii*Division on liis y terms* I further and farther through the -lie di lani'o, estinuued at I0J MR. MELLON, Secretary of the’ dense forests. Tile sumo somethin!; 27. Are you saving money system atically? 800 acres. Firm in;- Well, Lund Solid Body. Sub­ nik rto, our cartn’s utmuxdivided in 5 acre l»ds. As whole or in lots. “Easy terms* 28. Do you enjoy art, music, literature and the presence Treasurer, suggests a surtax on prompted them to make the treebig incomes of 25 per cent. Such trunk boat and venture down the ' "re ends. For Fire Insurance see ns— 30 years in business* | of little children? waterway. Beyond that, tiie '.emperaturo is 29. Does your highest ambition include some real set*- :l ]ax actua^-v collected, instead of nearby That “aomething” was curiosity, at least ICO below zero. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON vices to humanity? being evaded by tax-free bonds nnd the mighty force behind ail pro­ Phone 12 ----------------------- Office Woodruf? and Watsoflj 30. Have you a great love in your life, to steady, cheer um ous other ingenuities, would gress. mil v a n d e k i.ii*"s a y s : Scientists believe th at man lm s and empower you? supply more money than the nation *-olt hnowlcdge have I non Ahmlqte would need, with all the public ex- lived on earth at least 500,000 A! years. Yet it was not until -R SI 1,lit ,l*y Aunt's washerwoman’;; H c n n K 'z u x n u a u a s n u n L -j^ u z u u s a n a a o jia a a g i MnnBBBaaB*1 i truvnngance, and soon wipe out years ago that Europe, which at sister’s son, the public debt besides. the time imagined itself highly Heard a policeman mi his beat, MY FAVORITE STORIES It is now proposed to “Compro­ civilized, learned of the existence Say t.» u laborer on the street,’ S em in ole C ou n ty A b s tr a c t Co. mise" by making the surtax thirty- of the American continent through That he had a letter just last By IRVIN S. COUU week— Announces Consolidation with seven and a half per cent, instead tiie curiosity of Columbus. In n few centuries we have nm ' letter which he did not seekof twenty-five. Tlte wake for the late Mr. Gro-1 “Always wid a swate look upon tered the unknown parts of vii From a Chinese merchant in gan was in progress. The bier his face.” Sanford M ortgage Loan, Co. _ WHY COMPROMISE in a mat­ world until only a small nection of , Timbuetoo, stood in tho middle of the living“Niver known to grumble or ut the globe remains uncharted. ho said that his brother in Cuba room of the Grogan homo so that Fir a harsh word." ter of government business? Mel­ of Sanford, Florida. We can go virtually anywhere i n , !nj v\. .... the friends might file past it easily, i “Ho kipt his timper no mallei' lon understands finance an well as we desire, on land or on sea. !."n tovm, The bereft widow and her daughter what happened.” Until our complete plant can be moved to Fnnford, orders fDr| ,,,, i . had, . , sea conquered,! , **lm got the dope >I)c from a cuvu Withi land sat in n corner. There was aoiacAnd so on und so forth. Ficyllj any man in the United Slates. He ob-tract work left at our office, No. 10U Piujk Avenue, will r«*| , clown, ileelaies that the twenty-five per ami inquisitive man ever tntvelir thing to drink. it was Mr. Haggerty's tu rn That a mu:i in the Klondike had it eeivc prompt u m | courteous attention, One by one the mourners ap­ atraid'dt “And what a family m an!' pro­ cent tax will more than supply i under the water in submarines. proached the coffin nnd gazed claimed this gentleman. “What a money needed. only the ocean depths und the air ' Pron; a °euy in Soul*;l American n I J 1 cnaB B aaH K aaagB snnaacB aauH B iB B niir.oE B m iz BWH*1** down at the remains. So doing, the man for the bosom of a family' Taxes should weigh most heavily remain for exploration. visitor would uplift a sorrowful The soul of domastic devotion! All Prophecy is dangerous ia ,Of a well Intown swell society mkr, the most prosperous, prosperous. m The ■ , .ilj r KrU , voice in tribute to the virtues of that a husband should be! 8ntiul- upon tne 1 , , e | science, but it seems nnnrobti Whose mother will undertake * ''' ■For and C o lj , , He the deceased. Mrs. Grogan was ing alj he made on his wife and government protects them in the that explorers ever will ;.x-i *cry To prove that her liufjutnl’a rdstcr’ attentively listening. posseason of thvirw—: *|foah4 n 'deep in tin* ocean. They can learn childer. Sober ami dupind tbic— niece achca, N ev ralgia, Rhe umatii® “He was faithful in his religious With a startled look on her face possession of their fortune^ ami the secrets of the ocean’s depths Ibis stated in u printed piece, and A 0 Ache* and Fain* duties," said one. Mrs. Grogan interrupted him. they should pay proportionately by, claw ill!* dredges lit the end of ; That he has a son who never comes long cables. They can lower strong > home, “He was kind and gentle to "Honoria!” she cried, address­ A LL DRUGGISTS dumb animals," quote another. ing her daughter, “I wonder caa for that protection. cameras, electrically operated und *And who knowc nil about tho TenBut they should — what it emitting enough light to take pic- j pot dome. iSc ■ ad 65c, jars and ti**» “A kin ! word for one nnd nil,” it be that it’s your father we’te jtr.'.-j a third. f lospital size, $3.00 . .........ai t !?a‘. r.-z.: —aertriing *o F:nz‘.rr Lod-e. l •rry’n’?” »»#, - •• eminoie County Bank s ...Let Us S erve Y o u . 51 NATIONAL BANK FOM SALS CHEAP YOUR TERR 1 at i f i . d i i i i l i i M i Xl|,T ■tViibl •ijirti ./uadi v v »• �r> iV • .> » % . ? * • •« li| * PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 10,1924. t;^lf* *_ t'haoe: Office 148; ■ ■*• MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; C IA L ENDAR Residence 217-W F actory Mr*. C h arles L T r u s t e e of t h e e s t a t e of F r e d e r i c k II. D arnlle, I. R H u n k e r . D. W. C u r . (rod I* (lo n e ly . ty p e w rite r W o o d : H M. H u d so n . D e lla U Ka4- rlo . C h a r l e s I* (Tioae. S am vel C. Chase. Airs. J a m e s C a r t e r . Mr*. D. m n kei. line, J o h n M. K a tlln e , D av id J n n i le - D l r k e o n . J n m e * W . D ickson . J o h n tV. C u r r i e , A n n ie K. D ic k s o n , w i f e cleanin g eon. E d i t h O rle R a tlin e . W il li * W. K. D u r a n d , 1. I* F a l k . J o s e p h C. of S a m u e l C ..D I r k * n n . J e n n i e D ir k ’pairin g , Jnnie*. W. W. Jam e*. V a l e n t i n e L in ­ F r a n c e . E. II. O reen . 1* W. Gibb*. son. w ife o f J a m e s W. D ic k s o n . Mr*. w riter i den. J n m e * T. L a n le * * ; A n d r e w L n u r n J. Gibb*. T e r e a a O. H ay es. J o h n E. D u r a n d . Mr*. I* W. Olhb*. husband of L a u r a J. J u h n s n n . T r u s t e e fo r th o c r e d i t o r * E m i l y W. Ilnye*. J o h n H alt*. S t e ­ ------ O lhha. II. It. of J . D. D n rs e tt. David I* Miller, p h e n H. H o p k i n s . K. J . H a rre ll, P. Olhb*. Atr*. J o h n II. f l l l h e r t . Atr*. a 2 H few£ th er ,Rh*"av G e o r g e I* Mlchnel. T. W. M ath ew * . t». C. H u n t : W illia m B. H ln c k s, T r u s - V. II. ( I r e e n . ------ H a y e s , h u s b a n d —with a dentifrice that ------- H a y r * . of F r e d e r ic k of T e r e s a O. H a y e s . F r n n h l l n Moore. Ha**el M e r r i t t . ft. l e « of t h e E s t a t e " w ZIlh scratch o r scour. P. McClain, R M. M cIntyre. W il li a m W o o d : K. M. H u d so n . D elta L. K a t ­ hu sb an d o f E m i l y W . Iln y e * . Atr*. ■-1-S3 Jo h n H a l t s . Atr*. S t e p hen S. H o p T. N e s b it t. LntH ch r „ P o r t e r . L y m a n l l n e . J o h n M. K a tll n e . D avid J n m le Wwh" your teeth d ean I’helpn, T h o m a* Hi I’o o le . t r r n * i * o n . Killth O rle K a t l l n e . W illis W. kin*. Air*. K . - J . H a r r e l l . Mr*. P. O. with P o ole. M ary E l l a ' I’onle. F a n n i n A. I Jama-*, W . W . Jiirtfe*. V ale n tin e C. H u n t, Airs. E. Al. H u d s o n . Mr*. W illi* AV. P o ole. A lb ert Kami. W i l l i a m W. I 1.1 m ien. J a m e * T. L a w l e s s : A ndrew David J a m i e s o n . Atr*. —— lire,!. H a r r i s o n Reed. C u r t l * F. ‘ J o h n s o n . T r u s t e e f o r th o c re d ito r * Jam es, Atra. AV. AV. J n m e * . K atllne. h u s b a n d o f E d i t h O rle lined. M ary K. Heed, M ary V . Iteed. o f J . D. D o r s e t t l D n v h l I . Miller. F rled erlrk J o h a n Slet*. A dolph rjo<»nre I.. Michael. T. XV. Sfnthew*. K atlln e, Airs. J o h n At. K a t l l n e , -----H ehfo cd er, D avid F. Mayer. Mr*. F r a n k l i n Monro. H a s s e l l M e rritt. It. K atllne. h u n b u ild o f D e l l a I* K a t ­ V n lI .l s s l e M. W ltlle, M a r g a r e t 8 to u t. I*. McClain. 8. M. M c I n ty r e . W illiam llne. A m e lle L in d e n , w i f e o f -...fjr Jl. Mtowslt. M o w s lt. Jj no nh n M ary B. A u g u s t T. N e s b it t. L u t h e r C. P o r t e r . L y m a n en tin e L in d e n . Mra. J a m e s T. L a w ­ less; fleo II. J o h n s o n . G u a r d Inn for HJohtnm, l ^ i u l i i C.1 T h o m a * . Seth P h e l p s . T h o m a s R. Poole. I r e n e T n v t o r . ' Mf*. Mnllle T a y lo r . M ary P o o l e . M ary Ella P o o le . F a n n ie A. F lo ren ee J. W o o d ; A lary K. -Miller, W illiam W. wife o f D a v id I - AIHIer. A n n ie J. It. T h e r l e n ; L. T rip le tt. J r . , Mnmuel P o o l e , A l b e r t B an d . H eed . C urtl* F. Michael. w i f e o f G e o r g n I . .Allt'li- SECURED RELIEF THROUGH A. W a l t o n a n d Joseph C. F r a n c e , lin e d . H a r r i s o n DAYTONA IJEACH, FLA. FOLEY I’U .I^ AV. M athew s, Mr*. T r u s t o r * fo r th o cred ltnh. o f D. F. I t e e d . M ary H. flood. M a r y F. Herd. a el. Air*. T . Johan Slot*. Adolph E r s n k l ln Atoore. Atr*. I l n s s e l Ater- , John R. Gortlon, Danville, 111., K a g o y am i D. F. K agey A C o.: KlI- F r l o d e r l c k _____ »PS» Mr*. ]lu,b sj 'r"!' tvnril E. Hhoail. A nnie M. W e b b . A l­ S e h r o o d e r , David F . S nycr. ' 'vrites: “I have suffered with kidva V. Wood. C h a rle s F. W o o d . 8a- LIsslA M. W h ite . M a r g a r e t S to u t. Wednesday, Mnrch 1 A u g u s t mlnh Nelson, her husband. Air*. It. ncA trouble five years, could not rub N. Wood, F lo r e n c e J. W o o d , anil Mi ic y II. Stm voll. J o h n 8 :1 5 I \M . A. 8. W hite, an d each a n d e v e ry S jo h l o m . f^ iiilsa f*. T h o m a s . 8 e tn P. McClain Atrs. L u t h e r C. P o r t e r . sleep at night nnd wns always tir­ on e o f th e s*bl d e f e n d a n t s If liv in g , j T a ylo r, Airs. Afollle T a y lo r. M ary J a m e s ft. P n o l« . h u s b a n d o f Alary ed. 1 was not strong and hnrd nnd If e ith e r, nnv or all of snlil i l e - l l l . T h e r l e h ; I.. T r i p l e t t . Jr.. S am uel E lla P oo le. ------ P o o le , b iis b n n d of work made my bnck ache. I got f r n d n n t s ho (lend, th e n a g a i n s t th e ! A. AValloh n n d J o s e p h C. P r i n c e , F a n n ie A. P o o le . N e lli e II. P a r k e r h e ir s , dev isees, g ra n te e * o r o t h e r j T r u s t e e s f o r th e c r e d i t o r s of D. F . and D aniel W . P a r k e r h e r h u s b a n d . sonic FOLEY PILLS nnd after a c l a i m a n t s tin d er ertrh nnd e v e r y n n n ’ K n j f e y a h d P . F . K a g o y fj Co.: E d- Mrs. A lb e r t H a n d . Atrs. W llllu n t XV. few treatments I felt better nnd Mrs. could work with more case, be­ of sn ld dee e a s e d d e f e n d n n t * ; all J w a r d K. S h e a d . A n n ie AT. Welib. Al- Ib-rrt, Air*. H a r r i s o n R eed . Atrs. F r l e d e r l r k came stronger nnd coultl sleep bet­ p e r s o n a elnlnilug In terest u n d e r Art- vn V. W ood. C h a r l e s P . W ood. Sn- P lirtls F . H eed . •lie X. Kelley, deceased.- —F r e d- e r i-c k- r n h N. —W o o d- . F l o r e n c e J . XVmeJ, o r J o h a n Slot*. Atrs. A d o lp h H rh ro e d e r. S to u t . ter." FOLEY PILLS arc n diuretic W ood, deceased, o r J o h n It. H i l b e r t , t u n d e r A. M. W h ite. deceased, o r Mrs D avid F . 8 a y e r . — ~ 8 t o c t . ------ stimulnnt for the kidneys, make dercn*:i-d. ns lielr«. deviaeen. g r a n - ■o t h e r w i s e In the p r o p e r t y h e re i n - hu sb an d o f A fe rg n re t te - « o r o t h e r c la i m a n t s u n d e r th r n i a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; all p a r t i e s cla im - Slnwell. h u s b a n d o f A tary n . S ln w e ll, them more active. Get a bottle World Renowned {soprano. or eltlw-r of t h e m : Atr*. I l n r v c y 8 . ' I n g I n t e r e s t * u n d e r Arttllc N. K e l- Air*. J o h n A u g u s t . 8Job1oin. I.n a ln Alin. K a t i e At. Ashley and I t v r o n R i l e y , d e c e a s e d , F r e d e r i c k AVnod, d e - XX'. Shead. ------ T h o m a s , h u s b a n d of Aslitev h e r h u sb a n d , .Mrs. AVIlllam c e a s e d , o r J o h n ' II. G i l b e r t , d e e e a s- Louisa P. T h o m a s . Air*. 8 e t h T a y ­ T. A b b o tt, Mrs. (jeorgo Itn w r n n . Air*. cU. o r o t h e r w i s e In t h e p ro p e r ty be- lor. ------ T a y l o r , h u s b a n d o f Mrs. I Only appearance in Florida nd»4j C h a r le s J. Itoiii-lie. Mrs. At. 8 . Itenn, b»w d e s r r . b e d t Airs. H a r v e y 8 . Jilin. Motile T a y l o r . ------ T h o r l r n . h u s ­ K. T h e r l e n . -----Mrs. C h a rle s E. P n r n h a r t. M rs. II.; K a t i e At. A s h le y n n d D y ro n S. A sh - band. o f Alary Season. . Al. D laek , Airs C. E. D u ro k e r. Mr*, j lo y . h e r b u n b s n d . Airs. W illiam T. Webb, h u s b a n d o f A n n i e At. AVebh, W h ite , h u s b a n d o f Atra. I.lsale C eorge A lU ek ln s lo e, W il li a m ( A b b o t t . Air*. G e o rg e Itoivran. Atra. — Price x: 51.50, 32.00. $2.50, $3.00, I l r u t t . ------C onely. h u sb a n d o f W i n - C h a r l e s J. H onehe. Atrs. At. 8. Kenn. Al. W hite. Atrs. A lv a V. AVnod. Air*. C1-00, plus tax. fred I.. Conely. Airs. C h n r l c a 1 - j M r s . C h a r le s E. I t a r n l i a r t . Atrs. II. A. S, XX’h l t e a n d n il p e r s o n s I n t e r ­ I.i Ihe Phone Number Chnde, Air*. J a m e s C a rte r . Atrs. D . : At. D la rk . Atrs. d. E. D u ro k e r. Air*. ested In t h e prop erty - in v o l v e d In ...... ........ ........ th is s u it s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o n n W. C u rrie . A nnie E. D ickson , w ife ] G e o r g e A. Ila e............... k In s to e ,. W illiam Phono B39. C oaeiy! i u i s h n ’n d of W l n - ' t y . F lo r id a , a n d d e s c r i b e d n s: of Hnmtiel ('. Dickson. J e n n i e D i r k - » l l r n t t , WE HAVE MOVED TO • See. Tp. 8. It. L\ son. w if e of J a m e s IV. D ic k so n . Airs.! Sent Sale Begins Monday, March t J o h n I.. D urand. Airs. L. W. G lhbs. B e g i n n i n g a t the n o r t h w e s t c o r n e r of S K 'i o f 8 E U FIRST ST. COME IN • i ’ 10th. ------ Glblis. h u sh n n d of L n u r tt .1. o f 8 .-r 3S. T p . in g„ R. in E.. ru n s o u th 4!>5 f e e t e a s t 2D 29 Glbli*. Mr*. J o h n II. G ilb e r t. Atr*.' R79feet, n o r t h 1J5 fe e t , xvest Sin fe e t ............... 23 AND SEE US. B. II. G reen. ------ Hayes, b i i s b n n d ' I t e g l n u l n g nt t h o n o r t h e a s t c o r n e r of S R ' i of SO S: of T e r e s a O. Hayes. ------ H a y e s 8 K»« or See. 23. T p So 8 .. It. 2A l-L, ru n sou th feet 29 20 23 h u s b a n d of E m ily W. Ilnye*. M r s .I w e s t IIT f e e t , n o r t h ll'5 feet, e a s t 117 feet . J o h n Hall*. Atrs. S tephen 8 . H o p - ! D e g i n n l n g al t h o s o u t h w e s t c o rn e r of HE'» o f kin s . Airs. E. J. Ilorrell. Atrs. P. G . ' H R U of See. 2.1, T p 20 S.. II. 21* H . ru n oast 3J« fe e t . P. H u m . Airs. E, Al. H u d so n . Airs. ‘ n o r t h *23 f e e t , w est 33il feel, so u th S23 feet ( l e s s r n l l 20 21 P n v l d Jan .leso n . Afro. W i l l i s W. r o a d r i g h t o f w a y ) ..................................... - 23 J a m e s , Airs. W, XV. J a m e s , ------I l e g l n n l n g "3C f e e t «-n*t of t h e s o u th w e s t e o r n e r K a tll n e , hushuii') of Della Li K n t - 1 <>f t h e s o u t h e a s t q u n r t e r of S K 's of See. 23. Tt>. 20 Ilne.-Atrs. J o h n At. K a t l l n e . ------ Kn»t S.. It. 2* K., r u n e a s t -1-1B feet, n o r t h S23 feet, w e s t 29 20 line, htisbiind of Killth tlrle K a l l l u e e 330 feet, s o u t h (23 f e e t ........................ ..................... 23 A m elle Linden, w ife of V a l e n t i n e Ib - g ln n ln g 140 f e e t e a s t of th e so u th w es t c o r n e r L in d e n . Mra. J a m e s T. L a w l e s s ; [ o f t h e S E ' i o f A T W o f Sec. 23. Tp. 20 R. It. 2!» K.. leo. II. J o h n s o n . G u a r d i a n for r u n east 2i»t feet, n o r t h I 3 K feet, west 201 fe e t . 29 F l o r e n c e J. W o od: Alsry E. Atlller. s o u t h ISIS f e e t lit (Millit of h e g lm il tl K .......................... ....... w ife »f David I.. Mllb-r. A n n i e I. 11.- t i n n i n g Otli* f e e t n o rt h of t h e so u th east c o r n e r Michael, w ife of George L. Allch- o f L o t 2 o f Sec. 23. Tp. 20 8 .. -It. 20 E., r u n w e s t si-l, Mrs. T. XX’. M athew*. Mrs. t i l . ' l l f.'ct, n o r t h 123 feet, s o u t h e a s te r ly 30.1 f e e t . 20 29 F r a n k l i n Atoore. Atrs. H a s s e ll Ali-r- S o u t h 323 f e e t to b e g i n n i n g .................................................. rltt. S a ra h A. M errill. Air*. XVII-i Ib - g ln n ln g a t t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of th o S K '» Hum T. N esldtt. Nancy N e ls o n ami o f L o t 2 o f gee. 23. Tp. 20 8 .. It. 23 K-. r u n n o r t h J e r o n iln h N elson her h u s b a n d , M r*.! r.sr, feet, v a s t 239.St f e e t , so u th C,>.3 feet, w est 239.:•! 2D R. P. .McClain, Airs. L u t h e r P . P a r - f. ,-t to b eg in n in g * ...................... ...... ............... 29 I (f it were possible to nuki 2D 29 ter, J a m e s Ft. Poole, h u s b a n d of H W 'i o f N B ' i o f H W 'i of .............................. ............ nny better bread or pastry 2D Alary Ella Poole. ------ Poole, h u s ­ 23 II HUM o f N K 'i of b a n d of F a n n ie A. Poole. N e llie II. E ig h t a iu l o n e - h a l f acre* In a sipiarc In t h e Mum is turned out by’th h *829 2D II P a r k e r anil Daniel AV. P a r k e r , h e r n o r t h w e s t e o r n e r of NXVi, of N IP * of h u s b a n d . Mrs. Afln-rt R a n d . Airs. Ib -g ln n ln g fik-l f e e t n o rt h of t h e Noulhvast c o r n e r tftbltohmcnt you can fcelqalta Mra. AVilllnm XV. Heed. Mrs. H a r r i ­ o f 8 XV1, o f N i d i o f See. II. Tp. 20 S . It. 29 Ik. r u n •nlisficd in your own n l a i son Heed. Mr*. C u r ti s F. H eed . Mrs. n o r t h 2173 feet, n o r t h de. XV. I12» f e d . s o u t h F r l e d e r l r k J o h a n Slid*. Mrs. A dolph 137.3 feet, s o u t h *a d e g r e e s E ast 317.3 feut. n o r t h that xve would be making a S cb ro ed er, Mrs. Dnvbl F. 8 a y e r . ------ 13 d e g r e e s 30' XX'. 221.7<I feet, tonitli art d eg ree* e a s t . better article. This, hoxrerer, S to u t, h u sb a n d of M a r g a re t S to u t. 121.5 f e e l ........................... 2 !» 14 2d ............................................. 2*» S to w e d , h u sb a n d of Atary II S' J o f NK*« o f K W 'i o f SKM of 2d 11 is a human impossibility. w # 2*.l 2d S to w e d . Mrs. J o h n A ugust HJohlmn, y i , ,,f g E 14 ,,f g\X’ <i o f S E ' ; of ....... II 11 D is in fe c tin g K e e p s l.u eln XX'. Shead, — - T h o m a s , b u s - g 1, „ f y f ’ i j ,,f \ E l i of .............................. 2B 2!» 28 2d bnke a perfect bread and per­ b an d of Louisa P. T h o m a s . Atrs. j J:,.K. 373.73 feet hoii II i o | th e Nil. e a rn e r of gi c. . P o u ltr y H e a lth y * S r t h T avlitr. ------ T aylor, h u s b a n d -u:. T|* 20 S.. It 29 E . r u n so u th lit* 3 feet, w est 13211 fect pastry. , j I)i«lnfrc!. prevent i)l«t4»e and avofil •»|2d 2’.* of Airs .MolHe T a y lo r, ------ T h e r l e n . I f e e l , no rth . lOD.r, f.-.-t am i east ! 3Z0 feel worry, work and lc»*%r* Dlvlnfrctlnii 2*» 2d h u s b a n d of Mary H T h e r l e n . ------- V K '4 of NXV'i of N K ' I In the rlifMrckt hralth Iniunrci. 2d W ebb, h u s b a n d of Annie At. W ebb, | nt NXV't', of N K ' I ............ - ....... ..... ..................... •jr, 2!» Sprav your chicken house*, dropping 2d ------ XX'hlto. h u sb a n d of Mr*, t.lzxl* v{'4 o f N W ' i of HtJU of N K 'i . 2** m«i hoard*, nnd utcntlN vslth I’ratl* 2*1 M XVlilte. Mr* A lva X*. XA'ontl. and j g | . ; u ,,f SAX' '1 of N K ' i 2d Dl*lnfrct»nt — • ml moil ot the com­ 2*i mon HllmenU will %*nl«ti. Pratt« It Atrs. A. 8. XVlilte and nil p e r s o n s ,g n f N F ' , o f g E ' i of NXVX, 2d 2*.i twice aa powerful $<• crude curbolij I n t e r e s t e d In th e p ro p e r ty b e lo w g i , ,,f jju. ,,f g u , „ t N X V , of NXV'i 2d 20 *J»t moI.1 yet pi tIVrttv *al« un J harmle**. 2d 20 d .-scrlb-d . u ,, H i , o f N>» o f HEM o f NXV'i A gallon make* n ^vhulr barrel full. 20 T o t h " d e fe n d a n t* H a rv e y 8 . Alin. j j I V L of NXV'i of HKU . . . . . . 2D 2d 2«» IJ*e It reg••I•»rIVto r«Dcv«*roup. cold*, XVIIIIom T. A bbott. XV. K. X l e x a n - ' y i j „ r N- ti „ f s w , o f gXV', 22»; D 20 2d t'ontfctflcu* divcnte.tn kill lice, mttr* •*•* 20 tier, G e o rg e llow rnn. ( li a r l e k J . ' i j i i ,,f \\ ' j o r S E ' i ofNXV'i 33 2d n ^«l tick*. Money hick guarantee. ***•)’t 20 I touche. Al. 8 . lb ’ll". ; L h a r l c a R ' K'-y ' o f ' K ' i V S ' i Of XX* 1-j of XVL u t . 8 F.Sl q t NXV.J* ,•2! F R A T T F O O D C O . • 1 (I n rn lm rt. II. Al. black ( . I-.. H u - 1 N ,,r KLj „ f w , „ f \ \ - t j of H E ', ofNXV'i a tI 1" 'J l, ^ *20 .V *12 1 W.l*ut St., PhiUd.lpMa, Pa. ro k e r . G eorge A. I b irk ln a to o ; S ilas u - e , m « -i: , r \-v\-i. n.i 2d 20 Iliillard. T r u s t e e fo r P u r t l s F . Heed. | ‘ 2d m 20 Mary K lle.-d nnd Mary F . I l e . d : •'/ C a r o li n e Itru tt. W infred L C o n e l y . , 1 1• . 12 fe-t n o r t h a n d s o u t h l.v I . 1 2 fort east n0*f1 2d 20 J n i n - s C arter. H. II. H a n d le . I. g w ••*1 ' " r " ,; r ,,f s " *,,f 20 •S1d 20 H un ker. D. XV. Currie. C h a r l e s L. " J '; H H\\ ' i of H r.H 2‘* 21 Chase. Hamui-I C. Hickson. J a m e s r . 1-, of NXX of 8 K.U to JO 21 XV. D ickson. J o h n K. D u ra n d . I. t* I S J : « J C.XJV * , , , --.-i 20 Id 21 ( ’or. Dak Avenue and Third Street Falls. Jo s e p h P. F ran ce. 1-7. I L j J j ' i “ J j j ' ' '» “J “f ‘ Disinfectant Id 20 21 O reen. XX’. Glbb*. Iature J . Glhh*. S " « " f SXX ' , of N L ' i l e g l n n l n g a t tlie n o r t h w e s t c o rn e r of Moo. ID. T e r e s a (>. Ilnye*. Emily XX’. K ay e* Guarantied and t J o h n Hull*. S te p h e n S l l o p k ln * . E. T p . 21 R, It. 29 K.. r u n sm ith to t h e north llm* of Hie OII.S-GAS For 5*le by — J. H a rre ll. I*. G. <’. 11tin t: W illia m F l o r i d a .Xllland I t a l l u a j k ri g h t- o f - w a y . e a ste rly a l o n g s a i d r i g h t o f w a y to a point IDS feet east of S e c ti o n II. lllliek*. T r u s t e e of dm E s t a t e of Allen Seed Co. F r e d e r i c k XVnml: E. AL llod*>in. li n e , no rth t o n o rt h lin e of Section, west 143 f e e t to ID Exclusive Agents for Fisk 20 21 ........ ............. Delia L. K atH ne. J o h n At. K a tll n e , h '- g l n n l n g Miss Mabel Saint. 20 1 1 21 S E ' i of s x v ; of N R H ............................................... Tires nnd Tubes D a i Id Ja m e so n . Edith Orle K a tH n e . 20 21 .................................................. 11 Sun ford Feed & Supply Co. XVIIIis XV Jnme.H. XX’. XV. J a m e s . X V o f N X V ' i o f NXV'i 2d .Id 3D N i i of SXV'i of S E ' i .................................................... V alet I ne Linden, J a m e s T. L a w l e s s : "SERVICE THAT MAKES “Dealers Throughout the ZD 2d :iu A n d re w J o h n s o n . T ru s te e f o r the N U o f HE '4 o f SXV', c re d ito r * of J. I). D o rse tt; D a v id L. Ih 'i tln n l n g 5 ' j r h a i n a n o rt h nf Ihe s o u th w e s t e o r n e r Country.” FRIENDS." Miller. G eo rg e L .Michael, T. XX’. of N K ' i of N W ' i of See. 21. Tp. 20 S.. It. 90 K . r u n e h a lu * . Ala tin* tv*. F r a n k l i n .Xloore. Ila**el * o u t h 3 *j c h a in * , e a s t 3 chains, n o rth 2d 2d 31 M e r ritt. II I*. AleClain. 8. At. Ale- s o u t h w e s t e r l y | a p o i n t of In-glniiliiK 3d 21 ..................... .................. 21 I n t y r e . XVIIIIam T. Nesliltt, l . u t h e r , XV',i o f NXV '« of SXV'i .id 31 21 (*. P o r t e r . L y m a n Phelps. T h o m a s K .! E ' i of XV'a o f NXV'i o f SXV, Lot* 39 a n d 90 o f S p r i n g H um m o ck as r e c o r d e d In P in t Hook 1 pu« u Poole. Iren e Poole, Alary Kiln Poole, F a n n i e A. Poole. A lbert R a n d , XVII- 1. O r a n g e C o u n t y R e c o rd s. L**ls l t o 21. Ilirlunlve. (less lot* I and 3) o f Dal lei* Huldlivl !t|nn «.r liam XV Heed. H a rris o n Iteed . C u rti» F. Reed. Atary E. Iteed. Atary F. S I 7 O f See. 10. T|i. 21 S.. It. 29 K.. as recorded In I’la . Himik t. p a g e 130, Heed. F rled erlrk Jplian 8 lrt* . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Record*. After the rain, damp and fo g of xvinter your beds in ter. 1T|». .SIt. 11. Adolph g e h ro e d c r. David F . Mayer. 2d 31 29 ... . Mrs l.lixle Al. XVlilte. A ta rg n ro t SKXi of H U H of many instances have become unsanitary. I*et us 29 21 . ................. 3 S to u t. Mary H. Mtowell. J o h n AiiKiist HI-7 Vi of S E ' i of 2d renin, renovate, rework and retick them. We make them 29 . * ........... 37 gjohlom . leiulsa (’. T h o m a s . S eth 8 B H .If S E ' i of 20 27 29 T a y lo r. Mrs. Alollle Tnylor. A tary It. KVj of SXV'i of HKV4 as K»i>d as new for about one-third the cast of a new 13 21 29 T h e r l e n : L. T r ip l e tt . J r . S a m u e l A. SXV'i of N K ' i Ilf N K H 2 d 21 30 N X V 'i nf N K ' i .... ..................... one. We have thousands o f satisUed patrons in San­ XValf ti and J o s e p h C. Franco, T ru * T h e W e s t h a lf o f Lot I of Him k A of XV. l i r u t f a A d d i t i o n to L o n g . t.-i f o r th e c re d ito r * of D. F. K n g e y ford and surrounding territory. and l>. F K a g e y He Co.; E d w a r d E. w i i i h I. h ii r e c o r d e d In P la t Hook A. liago ID. Itci-m d* of G r a n g e C m m iy . Shead. A nnie AL XVeldi. A lv a V’, F l o r i d a . S. 3-1 of N K ' i of S E ' i of gee D. Tp. 21 H., It. 3D K . o t h e r w i s e We also do upholstering and have a full and complete XV.....I. Clm rlea F. Wood. H nrull N. d e s e r i b e d a* la d * .1. 4. 3. 8, 7 an d 1 of IllecU "H " «*f XX’. I l r u t t ' * A dd itio n XX’ixai. F lo r e n e e J . XX’ood. n n d A. 8. t o L o n g w o m ] a* r e c o r d e d III P la t Hook "A," p a g e 18. R e c o r d * of G r u n g e line of tapestries and velours from one of the biggest XX’h lto and ea c h and ev ery n n « nf C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d th at >011 and each of y o u d o a p p e a r to tin* bill xvholesnio supply houses in th e United States. Will be Hit-m If liv in g a n d If d ead a l l p a rlien . | aim in g I n t e re s t s u n d e r H a r ­ o f c o m p l a i n t h e re in llled on tbc 7th day of April. A. l». 1921. glad to submit samples upon request. I’hone us your It I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d th a t thl* o rd er of p u h l l r u t h m he puM Ixhed in vey S. Alin. W illiam T. A b b o t t . XX’. wants. 17. A le x a n d e r. G eorge flow-rail. t h o S a n f o r d ll e r u l d . a n e w s p a p e r piihllshi'tl in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , C h a r le s J. Honrhe. At. M. Honn. F l o r i d a , o n c e a w eek f o r e ig h t r m is e c u t lv r w eek*. W IT N E S S my h a n d a n d seal of Hie mild C ir c u i t C o u r t a t S a n fo r d , C h a r le s E. H a r n h a r t . II At. D laek. C, E. H uroker. G eorge A. I tn e k ln - F l o r i d a , th l* 25th d u y of J a n u a r y . A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. In II'GLASS. * to t . S ilas H ullard. T r u s t e e f o r C u r ­ C lerk C irc u it Court. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lo r id a . tis F. Iteed. Alary E. R e e d , an d Uy: V. K. D ouglu**. D. C. Mary F. Iteed: C aro line H r u tt . W i n ­ AIASSKY A- W A RLO XV, Sol*, f o r C om plt. fred L. Conely, J a m e s C a r t e r , II. COLGATE'S ForatEvening e? ' Moftfry—Weatmimter Gub meets with Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson in Rose Court at 3:30. —St. Agnes Guild meets with Mrs. George McRory on Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 p. m. Moods?—Pipe Organ Club wilt meet with Mrs. W* E. Scoggan at her home on Park Avenue, nt 3:80 p. m. Tuesday—Social Dpcartment will have evening bridge party with Mrs. R. R. Dens as hostessWednesday—Music Dcpnrtment of Woman's Club meets at 3:30 p. mi Weifctesday—Fairyland lawn pnrty given by Mrs. Lloyd Brown hon­ oring Master Billie Brown, from zt to 0 o’clock. Thursday—West Side ParentTeachers’ Association meets at 3:30 p. m. Thursday—East Side ParentTeachers* Association meet at 3:30 p. m. TlmitlS?—South Side ParentTcachers" Association meets at 3f30"p. m. Thursday Play “Slow Train Through Missouri’’ for benefit of High School orchestra, at High School auditorium, 8 p. m. Friday—Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S. D .A. R. meets at the home of Mrs. B. J. Starling on Magnolia Avenue at 3 o’clock. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour a t Library at 2 o’clock. AUDITORS mK 303 Sanford Paint & IT S Wall Paper Co. | Mrs. J. C. Brassier and Mrs. .1. C. Otey of Orlando were the guests of friends here Saturday. Charles Starling of Atlantn spent the week end with his broth­ er, B. J. Starling. The tightly collared evening track is one of the little inconsisten­ Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann of Orlando was the guest of her cies of which Paris is so fond. But the real charm of this white satin daughter, Mrs. Fred Daigcr on frock is lent by the chiffon scarf, embroidered and fringed with poudre blue. Saturday. Mrs. J. X. Robson spent Satur­ CECILIAN .Ml’SIC CLUB Beach which was solemnized Sunday in> Orlando ns the guest of The Ceciliun Club Inst Satur- j day aftcftioon at 1 o’clock nt the her son and his wife, Mr. and Sirs. day afternoon opened with the j home of the groom’s parents, Mr. Alfred Robson. topic “ Beginning of Oratorio and and Mrs. J. F. Ingraham nt Pace’s p e r a . j plncc. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor Miss Margaret Sorrou of Iticn- O Plays set to music was the of the First Prccbyterian Church N. Y.. Is the attractive guest of origin both Oratorio and Oprea ( officiating, using the Henry Van Miss Katherine Wllkey nt her ns alsoofMusic Drama. In the ear- Dyke ling ceremony, home on Park Avenue. ly days when there were no news- j The home was beautifully (locopets to reach the masses of j rated with potted plants, bamboo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Derby left pa people, truths taught in this m u-! and quantities of exquisite pink Monriny morning in their car for siea! were not only entertain- ( roses and orange blossoms. In Ft. Pierce, where they will spend ing, way but educational. The early the living room where the impresthe week on business. church used this means of repro- sive ceremony took place, a Inrge senting the miracles and stories of j white bell of roses- was suspendMiss Nonie Williams of Jack­ the Bible. Such were known as ed before un improvised nltur and sonville arrived here Saturday and Miracle plays or Moralities. The where the solemn words were is tho guest of her sister, Mra. “Passion-Play of Obernmmnguu” , spoken. John C. Decn ht her home on Park is a continuation of this custom. To the strains of Mcdclssohn’s Avenue. * A congregation of priests, founded] Wedding March, played by Theo­ ry Phillipo Nuri in 1575 held meet-.dore Bunge, the bridal party cu­ • Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jenkins ing nail presented plays in that terod, taking their places nt either who spent the winter in Sanford part of the church known as the side of the altar. are spending n short time in Sa­ Oratorio, these musical plays were The bride had as her attendants, vannah, Ga„ en route to Colum­ to sacred words and usually xvith- Alice Morris as Bower girl, Matbus, Ga„ and nre stopping at the out acting and were the fore run­ son of honor* Mrs. J. K. Inugrnhnm Do Soto. ners of Oratorio, such ns we un­ and Mi s Mable Ingraham as maid derstand today- which are sacred of honor. Mr. Ingraham had as hsi Mrs. Robert W. Simms of Jack­ plays (there are also secular ora­ best man, Mr. J. K. Ingraham. sonville will nrrive here Monday torios) sung by chorus, solo sing­ The little flower girl wore a and will spend n few days here ers and nlso part songs, all accom­ fairy-like frock of pink cunton as the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. panied. There is no acting, no crepe, while the costume worn by J. Starling at her home on Mag; scenery- singers keep one position. Mrs. Ingraham was of celestial nollu Avenue. The points brought out in the blue canton crepe. The maid of discussion of opera was as early honor, Miss Mable Ingraham was Britton Johnson left Saturday as 1575, the effort to revive the old attired in a becoming frock of for Greenville, Ala.- where he will Greek drama of the centuries be­ crabnpple green canton crepe. be mnrried on Wednesday to Miss fore Christ, led to the first opera The radiant bride was a pictuie Charlie Kent Hudson. They will called “ Dafne," written by Peri of girlish loveliness in her wedding be at home to their friends at the and Cnecini in 15114, exactly three gown of soft white crepe de chine. home of Mrs. George Huff, 2Dt3 hundred years ago. Opera is the Her tulle veil \v:v* caught to her Laurel Avenue. secular story with music, there dark hair with orange blossoms. is scenery an ducting, the book of Immediately following tbc cereD. A. It. words culled “Libretto" (Liber money, the happy couple left in The N’. S. D. A. R. State Board Book) was written by some other their car for an extended trip, meeting will be held Tuesday at 10 person than the musician, until the keeping their destination a secret o’clock at the Woman’s club house. time of Richard Wagner. This Upon their return they will be at At 1:30 o’clock, the Sallie Hnrri- great master of opera wrote his home to their friends nt Del-anil son Chapter will entertain tnc.se own libretto. He was both poet where Mr. Ingraham is engaged charming visitors to Sanford at and composer. Again the words in business. luncheon. of most operas up to the time of The bride is the daughter of Mr. About fifteen are expected to at­ Wagner were very trivial. Wag- j nnd Mrs. S. M. Titus of Dunnclk-n, tend this state board meeting. Miss __ _ xvorib .. ner’s make tine dramatic 1 N. J.- and West Palm Bench, and Florence Cooley, state chaijmnn reading, has made hosts of friends by her "f the Ribuut Monument commit­ Under the current topics, a pic­ charming personality nnd winsome tee expects to give Sanford and ture xvas shown of "Snetana" and manner. Seminole county a clear outline of n short talk given of tiiis great The groom is tho son of Mr. nnd the' Ribaut monument state work. Bohemian composer. Snetana is Mrs. J. Pi. Ingraham, formerly of Mrs. B. J. Starlingespecially famed for hi.s best this city but now of West I’ulm Publicity Chnirman. known opera “The Bartered Bride" Beach, and is a nephew. of the nlso as the originator of the two late J. Pi. Pace, and is n grundosn JUEVES NAIPE BRIDGE dance forms “The P’uriante" nnd of Mrs. C. W. Speer of this city. CLUB “The Polka." Among the out of town guests On Saturday afternoon Mrs. The music program included 11 xvere Mr. and Mrs. S, M. Titus- of John Cook Deen was hostess at violin and piano selection by Mary Dunncllen, N. .1.; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. bridge xvhen she entertained the Stoinoff and Madeline Mullcm. Pi. Ingraham of West Palm Beach, members of the Jueves N'aipc Charlotte Smith gave a group of C. C. Morris and Miss Alice Mor­ Bridge Club and two extra tables very enjoyable piano solos. Her ris of West Palm Dench, Miss of players nt her home on Park selections xvere from Rachmonioff Mable Ingraham of West Palm Avenue. ami the finished composer Selem Bench nnd Miss Donie Wind of Co­ The rooms were lovely xvith bas­ Pnlmgren. lumbus, (!a. Other piano numbers were: kets of calendulas and nasturtiums •• Mozart and ferns- forming u pretty back­ Sonnto in D .............. Then* i* nothing so ennduxive to i Margaret Peters. ground for the pluyers. After a comfort ns a good bed. Let us Southgate make you comfortable. I’hone San­ number of games of bridge scores Tnrcntelle ....... Sarah Williams. xvere counted and prizes awarded. Mr*. W. J. Thigpen holding high Vnise Blue ............ Margia ford Mattress FucD//y— 102 ML Gas 25c------------------------------- Aufomobile Repairing Louise P'ields. score was given a bottle of blackNEW 'SMYRNA—Construction Neckc narcissus perfume. The low score Rube?, ha I ................... Carmen Guthrie. prize, a set of hot pot holders, of txvo new churchei planned. xvent to Mrs. Morris Spencer. The Slavic Dances (one and three).... In Ih r C ircuit i l 'a n r t . S e t r u t h J u illH. C. McMullen. • consolation prize, an incense burn­ r i a l C l r r u l t III n n d F u r S m t l n n l r Haydn er and perfume was won by Miss Gypsy Rundo ............ OPEN DAY AND N IG H T ----- LADIES’ REST ROOM C iiiin G * F l o r b l n . In C h a u rrry . Irma Smith. Ida Gray. O v e ra tre e t I n v e s t m e n t C o m p a n y , Norris v*. Following the axvarding of the On the Boat .............. la r v e y S. Alin. W i l l i a m T. A b Mary Mahoney. prizes- the hostess assisted by her Gurlitt bo ll. XV. L .A le x a n d e r. G e o r g e B o w sister, Miss Nonie Williams, Mrs. nHunters u n iirs Horn *torn , u u l u l ‘ r:ln. f h a r l e * J . H o n rh e . AL 8. Ilonn. Katherine bchiraru. Braxton Buggott and Mr*. J. B. ( ’liarlc* E. H u r a b a r t . II. M H luck. Lawson served chicken salad, sai- P'ingcr Txvist .................. Emery ( \ E. H uro ker. G e o r g e A. Ibicklri*to<**. Mila* Hullurd.. T r u s t e e for Mary Helen Morse. tines, pickics and coffee ns re­ urtl* F. Iteed, M a r y E. Heed a n d Characteristic Dance ----- Wallace C freshments. M ary F. R eed : C a r o l i n e I l r u t t . W i n ­ Pearl Robson Mrs. Deen's guests were Mrs. J. Oviedo-Orlando Road fred L. Conely. J n m e * C a r t e r , II. II. On the Joe Sauser Corner. Song Without Words (Consola­ R. Lawson. Mrs. Morris Spencer, tion) ....... Mrs. Robert Hines, Mias Murgaret NOW OWNED BY 0. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA. Clifford Corrou. Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, Little folks Mias Lettie Caldwell* Miss Love Voice of the Turner, Mrs. John Lconnrdi, Mrs. I-oitis Dart Peterson, Miss Geraldine Mu­ Fairy Waltz H ln c k * . Clara Bray. riel- Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. Brax­ ton Baggott, Miss Ollie Johnson, We will do the moat important Mrs. John Sneed, Mrs. Orien Far­ part of your Spring house clean­ rell, Miss Katherine Wilkey, Miss ing. Phone Sanford Mattress Fac­ Ida Gray, rMs. S. M. Messer and tory— 102-MI. M133 Nonie Williams. It'* n m i g h t y One t | i l n g to be a b le t o o f f e r lu t h e n * m i l * *urh w o n d e r f u l A l.L . j .NG It AM -TIT l'S WEDDING W O O L M a t e r i a l s fo r o n ly 125. R e a u tl f il l d e s ig n * —rich c o l o r i n g —*300 p a t t e r n s to A wedding elegant in it* sim­ Hanford Mattress Factory i* c h o o s e f r o m . E v e r y g a r m e n t ta ilo r e d t o y o u r - I n d i v i d u a l m e a s u r e lu a very curefu l showing n real nice line of u p h o l ­ plicity xvaa thnt of Miss Helen M. m a n n e r . Mt-lcct a n y s t y lo t h a t suit* y o u r fancy. W e ' l l go t h e lim it t o please you. I l r t w r r n I ’n l i n r l t i i n n d N n n f o r d stering materials. You ladies Titus of Dunellen, N. J.* amt Mr. *«t S l f M l •h«ul4 att them. Phone 402-MI. William H. Ingraham of West Palm PELELLCT ROUTE BAKERY , Whecless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY Phone 402 Ml. a ia B iE im a n m a in iim a a iiiiu ia ia iiim iiiiiiil / ...Carolina -Florida Service Station. t" s yi BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS N.Y - When Smith's Car Passes Tours AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS UBABBAS9MKNT . . . di*may . one of t.De E ...I (lotby (uiith of Smith'* car rsvcuU (lim p * * bngtir. llMliulhaboul yourow-o. Nowyxm rc .lire you h aw ceen too do*e to the iteencjf-wluxt to »ro Ihe dln|ine&J ct your car as others sew it. Don't t a r f the good locks of Smith's ear. U is u aiaipt* job to mske your own lock now ag sin ^l rery link cost andw dh r«ry littlo cflort. AU you hare to do is to rrdruxh i\. wilh Gertie Motor Car Finish . . . msdomsUndirdauttaaotiilecolors. li t**a*r totpviy.ii Mif-tervlluic «tucb m u n i (hat it MCI imoolli and without lap*, tu^jr* or bt'^h nsarki. and drMa qiachly with a brillia nt, duubt* (too*. ^ lt>.« C.njpon U Worth 40 Cents MOay* v<ttf [>««• P**( «|Vinakh«8»i pm **■ » i v ' .^ ' *] ------------- ha Ball H ardw are C o . Spring Suits-— For Easter fl l*f A re. 8 ------------ P h o n e-------------8 AtmKuuzro A7D/T watt — DEVOE PAINT’AND.VARNISH'MCODtJCT# ■\ i u �v f**'4 * t ■Jfff r* t4*sr nre r-T - ss> ft>7 yvy *;• '< nf;.• *‘ '..-■ *,-.# ■■.* ' *' n - -V B THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,* MONDAY, MARCH 10,1024. fA c World 'o f Sports ftribling T o Train Atlanta For His BattleWithMTigue CONTROL OF COLLEGE ATHLETICS BY FACULTY RECOMMENDE BY EXPERTS because if you can't write* why ' you can’t write any of your studies or you can’t write a letter. t h e Dili of C o m p l a in ! filed nKaln.it y o u h e re i n , on t h e 5 th f a y o f May, A- D. 1924. . . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t n copy o f t h i s o r d e r h e p u b li s h e d o n c e u w eek fo r <») elK ht co n secu tiv e w e e k s In th e H a n fo rd H erald , n new spaper p u b li s h e d In sa id c o u n ty . . , ., W i t n e s s m y h n n d n n d o ff ic ia l se a l t h i n th e I t h d a y o f M a r c h , A. A Good Accountant. . Fourth Grade, Alice De Coursoy. I like arithmetic best because when I am grown I wont to be a business woman in a store. L>. 19X4. I want to work arithmetic fast ( S E A L ) so people will not have to wait while I figure up the accounts. K. A. P O U flL A S S , C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t , tty : A. 51. W e e k s . D. C. P R O P O SA L FOR WATERWORKS PLANT H e n s le y .If liv in g . J . U B a u g h m a n , ir li v i n g , C h a r l e s C, W a r w i c k , t r u s ­ te e . I t li v in g , R o b e r t If. Ita m s e y . t r u s t e e . If li v in g . M a r g a r e t 8. H a m sey. I n d i v i d u a l l y a n d 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. Itam sey . If li v in g . M n r g s r e t W. I ta m se y , If l i v i n g ; n n d If d e a d , a ll p arties c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s a s h e ir s, d e v is e e s n r g r a n t e e s : o r u s o t h e r c ln l n m n t s u n d e r J o h n J . B e e s le y o r B e a sle y , J.' !•. IiniiK hm nn. C h n r l e s C. W a r ­ w ic k . t r u s t e e . R o b e r t It. R a m s e y , t r u s t e e . M a r g a r e t 8. Ita m se y , I n ­ d i v i d u a l l y n n d a s s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t to I t o h e r t H. Kntnaey, n n d M a r g a r e t W. I t a m s e y , d e c e a s e d ; o r o th e r w i s e , In n n d t o t h e Innds hereinabove d e s c r i b e d , o r a n y p n r l th e r e o f, n n d n ls o n n y n n d nil o t h e r p e r s o n s w hose n a m e o r n am es nre unknow n n n d w h o m n y be It n e r e a t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y In vo lv ed In t h i s su it, a n d h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r ib e d , o r w h o c ln lm nny r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n ns h e i r s , 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 o r u n d e r n n y of t h e p n r tle a o r p e r s o n a 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 th e r w i s e , n r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o h e an d a p p e a r b e f o r e rf>ur s a i d C i r c u i t C o u rt a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e n t S a n fo r d , F l o r ­ ida. o n t h e 7th d a y o f A pril. A. D. 1924. n n d t h e n n n d t h e r e m a k e n n a w e r t o t h e hill o f c o m p l a in t e x ­ h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u se , n l h e r w l s c . d e c r e e s p r o c o n fes sn w ill be e n t e r e d n g a l n s t y o u a n d each o f you. I t Is o r d e r e d t h n t t h i s C it a ti o n b e p u b l i s h e d In th e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In Hnnfnrd, H e m ln n l o C o u n ty , F lo r id a , o n c e r n c h w eek f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s. W I T N E S S my h a n d n n d seal o f t h e s a i d C ir c u i t C o u r t on t h i s t h e Itith d n y o f J o n u n r y . A. D. 1951. (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS. C le rk o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r ­ ida, In n n d f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty . O, IV. S P E N C E R , J r . , S o lic ito r and Counsel fo r C o m p l n ln n n t . 1 .3 S -5 - t- M - 1 5 - 1 5 - 3 - 3 I O - 17 CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH | ijCPARTwr-.T o r t i i v v ^ T T MONRY ! V- R ©fflee nt OaimY” N u t lev Is h e r e b y K| V, ' M **•. isii *■ Send this ad and ten cents to M n r lrr , r»f Mfiltltitirf k l n r i ? ’Alim S e p te m b e r * 3 . t o i l »■><>. Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Avo., on No. 01774™ A , Chicago, III., writing your name s t e a d E n*trVy .Township ;i fH 0P ♦. and address clearly. You will re­ ID TallnhitHftep «*»******• n iftl n iu iru o f In m n tii.il I • ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S C o m m u ta t io n P r o HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND c la i m to th e l a n d a b „ , ”°e lf*, ">»k« for coughs, colds and hoarseness, b e f o r e C lerk C i r c u i t C o u rt forrl. F lo r id a , o n t h e inn*. \ also free sample packages of FO­ A p ril. 1954. , B l 0 , h 'h»y cf LEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant C l a i m a n t n a m e n na w 11n «»• «*. for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ nSSff ffliH THARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ of M altlaa^ t i ' r "'r",hipation and Biliouanets. These won­ n iOrliv er W heaton, of Molting derful remedies Rave helped mil­ F lo r id a . lions of people. Try them! Sold Bill Lewis, of L ong wood, O K O R O B c. CROM -ItOII. everywhere. , Geography 'Makes Us Want To Travel. NEW YORK, Mnr. 10—Placing “Prices for admission are raised „ MCAON. Gn.. Mar. 10—“Young” Fourth Grade, Rose Pitt. control of athletic policies and as high as possible. Football shows p Stribling, pugilistic hcnnm of A t­ the I like geography beat. Why I practices entirely in the hands of the largest profit. Head coaches lanta, arrived hero Snturcfny nclike geography best la because I the president nnd faculty of a col­ in football receive on an average want to travel, and then I can tell j paniod by “Pa” Stribling and lege, together with conscientious in 26 colleges $3,000 a year. One other people where to go if they Heglsterer. T members of the family. A on the part of each institu­ man was paid $7,000 for the sea­ ask me. I will tell them the pret­ ek’s rent at Miami is the first effort to eliminate abuses within its son. The inference frdm these ty places thnt I have seen. ng on the program laid out by tion own would dissipate many nnd other facts is that the athletic Tnerc is another study that I SANFORD, FLA. "Pa” before his son takes on Mike of thewnlls, evils cbnrged against interc- conch, nnd in particular the foot­ like nnd it is spelling. I like to HcTigue, world’s light-hcavyScaled proposals will be re­ ball coach, sots the standard for leginte athletics, in the opinion of study spelling so I can write let­ ceive^ by the City of San­ weight champion, in Newark on n committee of the Association of the whole system of intercollegiate ters. Mar. 31. ford, Florida, by and through its nnd Secondary Schools of sport, nnd is responsible for many City Commission a t the office of - i Returning from Florida, training Colleges of its most demoralizing features. the southern states. Wants to Write Stories Too. the City Commission, Palmetto quarters either in Atlnnta or Mn“Other abuses include Ting.rs' The data gathered by this com­ Fourth Grade, Isabelle Booth. Avenue, until two-thirty to’clock eon will be established, and the mittee in its investigation of inter­ who often are ‘special' students; I like reading best of all for P. M., Monday, March 10th, 1924, 1 alder Stribling stated Saturday nthletfcs in 33 colleges ‘scouting,’ which 20 of the col­ when I rend it mnkes it so inter­ for Equipment and Construction ’• Bight he expected to perfect his collegiate and universities of the south was leges hnvc condemned; unhealthy esting that I feel as if I wanted of a Waterworks Plant as follows: aon’a fighting form in the heart of by Dr. Henry S. rivalry; oyer-emphasis on train­ to be an author. Approximately 20 miles of wa1 Georgia. Negotiations for a suit­ summarized Pritchett, president of the Carne­ ing; too much newarnper public­ termnins with valves, hydrants, able place to training in were be­ gie Foundation, in his annunl re­ ity; gambling nnd betting, nnd too Must Knok Arithmetic. etc. gun Saturday. port made public today. The in­ great an insistence on turning out Third Grade- Elgin Myers. Concrete Reservoir and Tank According to plnns already Inid vestigation war, conducted through a winning team." It like to do arithmetic best, be­ Foundation. out, the family will leave this city The committee concluded, Dr. cause it will help me to be n store­ Pumping station. Saturday, going to Miami, nnd then a financial grant made to the as- Putchett pointed out, thnt there keeper. Then I will make sonic socintion hy the foundation. Wells and well pumps. coming back within n week. committee believes,” snid appeared to be a henlth'er tondi- money. Pumping machinery and other "Young” Stribling will do n lot of Dr.“The Pritchett’s summary, “thnt in ' tion in athletics in the south than necessary equipment. road work for the McTiguc bout, the great nnd growing cost of in -1the report had indicated, Likes Them All. 200,000 gallon steel tank on it was stated by his father, who tercolleglatc athletics lies one o f 1 Discussing “the teacher’s responThird Grade, Lucille Thornley. tower. ■aid that his son will he in perfee; the gravest abuses, because it sibility for nur educational integin all the A certified cheek or Bidders I n C o u n t y C u nrt. S e m i n o l e C n u u ly What I like best •hapo for the tilt with the irish­ overexaggerates in the mind of I rity,” Dr. Pritchett said the school studies F lo rid a . is arithmetic, but I really Bond for the amount of five per man. r iT A T IO X . don’t know. I believe I like them the student the relative impornnev | hail become a “grent piece cf macent (a‘,r) of the bid price, made “Pa” is of the opinion that the of athletics in the gonirnl schmo chincry with an nlniost all-ombr.ic- nil, und because l like them is the payable to the City Commission, K. K. B r a d y . P l a i n t i f f . vs. use of eight-ounce gloves in the nf MBRCHANTS>ND MINERS reason I want to be a trained must be deposited with each bid. H e n r y A h rn h o tn , E d w a r d A b r a h a m , college work. i ing curriculum.” battle will lessen his son's chances TRANSPORTATION nurse and I hnve to lenrn nil about Successful bidders will be required n n d A l b e r t A b r a h a m . T r a d i n g n s of a knockout, but he believed that lirn h n m B ro th e rs H one and the children and * I want to go to furnish bond to the sum or one- A COWAN* n y . D e f e n d a n ts . W. L. will give the title holder a around to the schools and examine third the nmount of their respec­ O. M u teI i r yCnonmt ,p a(In K K K I O I I T A M I I'AASKVtJEtt NIMIVICE. rnlshn*. tough scrap at all events. tive contracts. Checks of all oth­ T o : H e n r y A h r n h u m . K d w n rd them. In rk a o a v lllr T o In rk su u title To "W, L. needs rest, not work,” A b rah am , nnd A lb e r t A lirnhnm , ers will be returned promptly. One W ny One Way declared the elder Stribling S at­ T ra d in g ns A lir n h n m B r o th e r s Knowledge of Others. Plans and specifications cun be H t A l l n u t l e C it y ................... S.'td.ll ♦N ia g ara F a lla . *11.13 o r s e n n d M ule C o m p a n y . S lo nturday night. “A week or 10 days of f.V ew Y or k , ft, V. B a l t i m o r e , Vltl..................... nu.SII .DI..VI seen after Feb. 20th at the office Fourth Grade, Monnlc Harriett. g o m e r y . A la b a m a , and all o t h e r -*> CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Mar. 10— P h ila d elp h ia . Pa. R llo a t n n . M oss. . ________ I'J.SJ rest in Florida followed by n week’s at.as In the school I like Arithmetic, v>f the City Manager and of the p e r s o n s I n t e r e s t e d . - C h i c a g o , III......................... 4IUM Curtailment of athletic activities • P i t t s b u r g h , P a . nut training In Macon and unothur Von. n n d e a c h o f y o u . a r e h e r e b y Consulting Engineer, Specifica­ spelling, rending greography. Eng­ N n vaann h. f l a . . • C l e v e l a n d , O. ...... " OH..It ... tt.no at Harvard was indicated as n posweek in Madison Square Garden, n o ti f i e d t h n t t h e above named •T itled a. 41. . • D e t r o i t , M irk. .................. 4t.B:i tions can be had from the Consult­ lish and drawing. ll.TI D n C T I V L 1 T i l A T 1 sibility in n brief statement issued p l n l o i l f r h a s I n s t i t u t e d s u i t a g a i n s t t M on ( r e a l , I*, q . ... . KO..VI • W a s h b i g t o o , tl. C. 11 complete our preparations for •11.71 The renson you have to hnve ing Engineer upon the deposit of you In tlii* a b o v e s t a t e d c o u r t , c l a i m ­ r v F O A A V Ej JL 1 1 M. Wednesday by J. W. D. Seymour, ! McTiguc battle.” • V i a i l a l t l n i o r e n n d rail. ♦ Via B a l t i m o r e o r P h i l a d e l p h i a and one dollar, plans upon a deposit arithmetic is because when m.*n in g d a m a g e s In t b e s u m of F o u r secretary for information at the r a i l. to build your houses, you hnve of one dollar per item. These de­ H u n d r e d a n d N i n e t y - n i n e (I4'»9.00) university. The statement, given go D o lla rs, n n d In s a i d c a u se , a w r i t I — A l l - w a t e r v ia P h i l a d e l p h i a o r B a lt im o r e ; d i r e c t connection* posits will be returned when a to know what they will charge you. n t P h i l a d e l p h i a , t h r e e d a y s la y o v e r n t B a ltim o re . out ns a reply to rumors thnt the of g a r n i s h m e n t h a s b een Issued d i ­ P rim ary School good faith bid is submitted. re c t e d t o l>. C. B r y a n , ns g a r n i s h e e , T i c k e t s I n c lu d e m e a l s ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s f o r S a v a n n a h , flu .) All rnomi Declares That The New York faculty of arts nnd sciences nt a The City Commission reserves ] am i y o u a n d ea c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y When We Are Grown Up. o n A l l e g h a n y a n d B e r k s h i r e nnd so m e ro om s o n o t h e r steamers meeting Wednesday discussed col­ Notes Americans Will Cop Their the right to reject any or all b i d s , r e q u i r e d , o n t h e 7th d n y of April, have e x tr a charge. First Grade. Mary Torrence. lege athletics, was ns follows: — 1951, t u p e r s o n a l l y he a n d a p p e a r Fourth Pennant in CornS U M A C S F O B P IIII.V IIK L N A i i. i. m ;* f o b i i A i / r n m i t K I like to write beenuse when I ,,r to chnnge the quantities from b e fo r e t b e a b o v e s t y le d Court n nd “There is n feeling nt Hnrvnrd nm grown up I can write letters those in the specifications as 1*111.1. V ln N n v n i i o n h . RiOtl P . M. t o e , a p p e a r t o th e s a i d nctlo n. o t h e r ­ Vln N nvnunnli, .-.urn |>, q . thnt too much attention it being nnd* rent! letters too. And I like best interest of the City require. How you would hnve enjoyed all ing Senson. w ise d e f a u l t s will be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t A l l e g h a n y . Mnr. 11-20. B e r k s h i r e , M nr. 17-27. the papers this week! It surely PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 10—Joe paid to intercollegiate athletics to read ot mother, too. y o u a n d e a c h of you. CITY COMMISSIONERS. (•Ill,teenier, Mnr. 19-211 N a n t u c k e t , Mnr. 10-20.31. h n n d ns C lerk o f was interesting to find out the Bush, star pitcher of »he New contests and that the schedule! af P e r s i a n . Mnr. 12-22. H tm rnnL Mnr. 11-21. By W. B. Williams, City Manager. t h eWCi tonuens tsy Cmy o u r t of S e m in o le C o u n many reasons why you enjoyed York Americans who has wintered •itoktic teams nre excessive. A u t o m o b i l e s c u r r i e d o n a ll s t e a m e r s, l l n r l n i l l n g r i n s e d ears on ... .d. a , on t h i s IPJtlfi 9 t lp d‘ a y of Jos. E. Craig, Engineer, nusy East Siders nre we ty. F l o r i "?r,p<e modifications t.r* con­ A lle g h a n y and B r r k s h l r r ) . Iteeure s t a t e r o o m a c r o m n ii d.itlonx the various school subjects which in this city, is positive the Yan­ 427 King St., J a n u a r y . A. D., 1954. From work we never flee, r e s e r v e s p a c e f o r a u t o m o b i l e w ell In ad v a n c e . F u l l Inform ation you selected to tell us. We no­ kees are on their way to n fourth templated, hut ns yet no final n< Our play too we enjoy. (H E A L ) E. A. DOL'ULASS. Jacksonville, Fla. a t ‘‘A s k Mr. F o s t e r ” b u r e a u s , o r tion has been taken by tin comticed that reading had the most pennant. C l e r k C o u n ty C o u r t, S e m i n o l e ' 2-12-10-26-3-4-8 For every game we employ. C. M. I I A I I .E . f J r n r r n l A g e n t, J a c k s o n v i l l e , F in . n.dtee on t vj regulation of athletic votes. We think you were very C o u n ty , F lo rid a . “Don’t sec how any club in the T l r k r l U f f l r e n n d I ' l r r , still K. liny Nl. T e lr|ih ,o ie A3N sports nt Harvard.” I n t h e r i r r n l t C o u r t n f t h e g e v e n t h wise in choosing reading. l\Ve American League has a chance to 1-3 1-2 8*2-t - 1 t -18-25-3-3-10-17*21 (Brize Winner From East Sitle.) J n i l l r t n l C l r m l t o f F l n r l d n , I n n a il think the rending rairy trips along (teat us," replied Buch, whj.i asked Help Us Enjoy Hooks. ( n r Nr m in , i le C o u n t y . I n C h a n c e r y . In just about eevrything we do. If for his opinion on the outcome of C IT A T IO N . First Grade, Edith Steakley. All Subjects Needed. ■ ■RRH R aRR N NR RB RH RRN R NN R RRM RRB HD aRN N tlH RR BRR RR RRR HR N KH H RK ilBRB HR N HR RR RRggggB B C o m p lain an t, you ever go sit in the library very the race. I like to rend because I can read P. M. E ld e r , vs. Fourth Grade, Beulah Mne long among those dear old friendly “The Yankees are n stronger in books. Mother likes to h e a r1J u l i a J . l l m l c y . «-t nl., D e f e n d a n t s . Sirmons. books you will almost forget your- club than last year, while none of J. B e e s l e y o r B e a s l e y , If I like every one of my lessons. me read. My father likes to hear li vTino g ,J o hJ.n I,. ■elf, for the hooks seem to talk the contenders have materially B a u g h m a n , If liv in g , me read, I like arithmetic best for when I C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k , t r u s t e e . If l i v ­ to you nnd acquaint you with all strengthened their club. ing. I t o h e r t II. H u m s tty, t r u s t e e . If glow up I want to he a school sorts of people from all sections “Cleveland gets a good first base teacher or get a job in some stoic I want to thank my dear teacher I liv in g , .M argaret H. I t a i n s e y , I n ­ of our big world. nnd .loss mates for the pretty d iv i d u a l l y nnd ns s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t man in George Burns from Boston We know you will like these lit­ hut loses two mighty good men in And if you haven't a good educa­ flowers they sent me while 1 was to R o b e r t H. I t a m s e y , If l i v i n g , M a r ­ tion no one will let you work for g a r e t W. U am suy, If li v in g , a n d It tle stories your little friends are Catcher Steve O’Neil an i Second p a rtie s are dead, all p a r t lr s them. So I am going to High sick. I won't never forget them. csaid telling you- about their choice of Baseman Bill U’anibngun.w. d ev isees School nnd go through college. Hope to he hack at school with olra igmr ianngt e eI ns ,t e rners t sa s n so thheeirs, r c laim an ts subjects. Sec if you ngree witli "The Cleveland pitchers are go­ Then when I nm out of school I them in a week or so. o l d e r J o h n J. B e e s le y o r B e a s le y , them. Ruby Coursey. ing to miss Steve O’Neil. He’s still J. L. B a u g h m a n . C h a r l e s C. W a r ­ Richard Smith had the best story , a great catcher even if he has slip­ will he n business woman. All of w ic k , t r u s t e e , I t o h e r t If. I t a m s e y , our lessons will help us. I want and we thought it was the priz<* ped « hit of late years. It means There is no better advertisement t r u s t e e . M a r g a r e t H. I t a m s e y . In ­ to he nn artist too. d u s s u c c e s s o r In t r u s t winner. The others that you will a great deal to a pitching staff io for nny community, state or na­ toi v iIdt ouha el lryt anil II. It a m s e y a n d M a r g a r e t * # tend we think are good too. tion, than a record of employment W. I t a m s e y ; o r tl ic r w i s e . In a n d to have a fellow like O’Neil to work Two Reasons For Figuring. ilie f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l u n d s , o r with. nnd industrial activity. Steady Fourth Grade, Inez Thompson. tiny p a r t o r p a rc e l t h e r e o f , s i t u a t e , South Riders are we, "Detroit has a team with much The study I like best is arith­ payrolls mean contented people. Let l y i n g a n d b e in g In t h e C o u n t y of Ever full of glee each of us do our part to muintain power, hut I can’t figure where the metic, beenuse I can learn to fig­ H em lnole u n d S t a l e of F l o r i d a , m o r e In play do we ever glory, p a rtic u la rly d escribed n s fo llo w s clul> is going to get enough eo*innd when I grow up I want such a condition. to -w it: Yet work for us is an old story. sisteently good pitching to heat us ure, to work in a store. I will have I n N r t e n l h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t <•( T h e N o r t h - w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N W t i ) out. to count chnnge and If 1 don’t F l o r l t l n C i r c u i t C o u r t o f N e n i l n o l r of th e N o r t h - e a s t Q u a r t e r ( N K l i ) World Lost If It Were Not For of S e c ti o n t w e n t y - t h r e e (23 ). T o w n ­ “Two clubs certain to he much know how to figure 1 cannot work C ounty. In C h n n e rry . Reading. s h i p t w e n t y (20) S o u th , Range stronger, and may prove trouble­ in a store. If I want to be a gootl Ill VOUCH t h i r t y (30) East. Prize Winner (South Side) makers, Boston and Philadelphia. school teacher I will have to know D etin t V u c s t e n f e l t , C o m p l a i n a n t . I t a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n bill Fourth Grade, Richard Smith. o f c o m p l a i n t filed III t h i s cause Connie Mack has added consid­ how to figure too, so that's wny Vs. The study I like best is reading. erable a g t h n t y o u a n d e a c h of hatting punch and Lee Kohl I like arithmetic. (’has. II. W l i o s t e n f e l t . D e s p o n d e n t. y o ua i n hs at v eyou, Spring time— Youth time, Gay time—T hat’s o r c la i m to h a v e s o m e It is so interesting. I like good will turn nut a club at Boston thnt O l t D K I t O F IM’B L IC A T IO N i n t e r e s t In a n d to t h e In n d s h e r e i n the expressed message of these new Silks! stories in hooks. I also think I isn’t going to finish in Inst place. Writing Helps. T b e S t a t e of F l o r i d a : T o C lias II. a b o v e d e s c r ib e d , n n d th n t y^ur like reading because it is the best W tle ste tif. lt, l l e s p o n d e n l : “True,( Boh Shawkcy and m y­ Fourth Grade, Patsy Garrett. p la c e s o f r e s id e n c e a r e u n k n o w n , And they express it w ith loveliness. thing in America, and the reason are not going to he any better The study I like best is writing It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a p p e a r to T h e r e f o r e , you J o h n J. B e e s l e y or I like it is because it gives you self if we pitchers turn in just fair Sheer; gossamer like fabrics, light nnd airy such u good education. And an­ hut the dub will carry us along other thing also I want to tell you work as a Spring day—gorgeously lovely silks— beauti­ to victory." about is thut if it were not for would be lost if it were not for ful as sunset and dawn—quaintly patterned and reading, you could not rcul let­ reading. intricately designed silks— ters of news. Reading news is a education. That gives you a good lot of help to you. The whole world The Silks you want for your Spring Dresses. Reading Gives Joy. Fourth Grade, Iteulah Lee David­ little girl's or hoy's heart. I will See them in this exposition. son. go to see them wht n they are sick The subject I like best is rend- anil tell them some of the stories ing. Reading has many nice I have read. They will not he so stories. Mallinson’s P rints lonesome und the stories will bo The reason I like reading is lie- cheering and will gltiden all the cause when I grow up to be Stop, look and you'll ho sure to cover the originality, day. That is the reason 1 like woman I want to cheer up reading best. the rure beauty and the truly artful designs and sophis­ ticated color combinations of Mallinson’s Prints. They are in combinations of blue and gray, white and black, RIDE A BICYCLE black and white, white with pastel shades—full 40 inches lo r Health and !• an, We Have Them for All Purposes. widths and only $4 the yard. X S THE ROYALL QUEEN IS HERE She’s ‘Queen of Ice Creams’ G o N o rth sm Harvard Officials Are Seeking To Cut Down On Calender o f Sport Activities BULLET JO E ISi £ £ YANKSWILLWIN | Gorgeous Spring Sill^s j s In Exposition March 10-15 Spring Time is Silk Time rl Salesmen t iie spo r tsm a n st o r e S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. CITY CROWDED. 5,000 MORE LEADS THAN OUR 100 SALES FORCE CAN POSSIBLY HANDLE. YVE HAVE THE BIGGEST PRO­ JECT OF<A HIGH CLASS CHARAC­ TER IN FLORIDA. R e d p a t h Ch a u t a u q u a 13“ ‘Attractions Including^—13 (•real Comedy Drama IB _____ “G IV E A N D T A K E ”______ • DON’T LOSE TIME WRITING BUT WIRE FOR INFORMATION. BE PREPARED TO COME NOW OR DON’T ANSWER. IF YOU ARE NOT MAKING $500.00 A MONTH GET IN TOUCH WITH ME. I'opuuar Musical Production “ Gretchen, of Holland” Presented by M ontague Liirht Opera Singers Laurant and Company Magicians Glen W ells Company __ Troubadour Male Quartet Chicago Melody Trio and Misses Scott and Denny Special Children’s Programs__ W ir e F . R . C o lb e r t , S a le s M a n a g e r Notable Lectures on Timelv Subjects I IS I G Pussy Willow Satin—Neither rubs nor roughens—and amenable to every silken whim of Fashion. In navy, black and $5.75 in a 10-in. width. Purajr Willow Taffeta—Washable talTeta—in white, black, pink and navy—guaranteed fast to washing ami sun—$4.50 the yard in a 10-in. width. Mullinson’s Roshanarn—Shown in plain nnd fancy pattern, the fancy with futurist design. Gray, tan, white, white and Mack shades—'The fancy is $7.50 the yard nnd the plan is $5. Mallinson’s Chinrilla Satin—In grays, tana, whites, blacks, for the finest of tuilored suits and tnilor made dresses. The shimmering chenille stripes, blocks and plaids with clever border patterns are delightful. It is 40-in. wide anti $5.75 the yd. Molly {) (’rope—In shades of cocoa, black nnd white— the superior surfaces of this Molly O Crepe prevents puckering, pulling or misbehaving of the threads. It is 40-in. wide and $6 the yard. Mallinson’s Indestructable Chiffon Voile—Unsurpass, ed—filmy and frothy, yet firm anti flexible this Mallinson's Indestructable Voile is stronger than chiffon. Thu prints may be had in dark blues, with tan back gro u n d 10 inches in width and $4 the yard. The plain voile is to be had in blue, black, white or flesh—and is in a 40-in. width at just $2.7(1. Samples of plain silks— or nny other except fancy, will be sent upon request. A description of any sort of silk you may desire will bring u response through the Personal Shopping Bureau. Your wishes will be ns con­ scientiously regarded as though you were nt the counter. E. M . Elliott and Associates D A Y S --------------5 REDPA TH CHAUTAUQUA St. Petersburg, Florida. Season Tickets 33.00 CHAUTAUQUA W EEK HERE, MARCH 19 -i_: Dickson-Ives Co. ! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 10,1024 PAGO, PH O N E PHONE * 148 148 ^ ^ SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HER ALD FOR SALE WANT-AD RATES I MISCELLANEOUS Sanford Daily Herald Terms: Cash in Advance, T r l r p h e n e d min. ivltl tie r r r r l i r i l fr o m its In in s nml n i l . I r r t o r a r u t Imsi-tll-ilt-lx ( n r payment 1 Time ________ ——.... IDr » line 3 T l i t i r i -------------------- — Me n l i n e H T i m e * -------- ---- — ........... De u l i n e 3U T i m e * ------------------- t e n l i n e n in c k F a c e T y p e dnUlile u h u v e Rate*. T h« red u ced (lutes a r e f o r c o n ­ se c u tiv e in s e rtio n s. Six w o rd * ■ o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h nra r u u n t e d n line, M inim um c h u r g e 3i)o f o r firm Insertion. All a d v e r t l a l n g Is r e s t r i c t e d l o u rnp'T c ln s a iflra tln n . jf a n e r r o r Is m a d e Tlie S a n ­ ford H e ra ld w ill In- r e s p o n s i b l e for only o n e In co rrect In s e rtio n , th e a d v e r t i s e r , fo r s u h s e iiu e n t Insertion*. T h e office sh o u ld ho notified Im m e d ia te ly in c a s e o f error. BUILDING MATERIAL FO R " SALE— 'eSoto paints' and vanrishos ut Sanford Novelty oiks, solo ngi-■iits.___ iy -tfc cifiius~£££iz ----- -I have Valencia*, Tangerine. Satsumu, Hunt a, Jaffa- I,u Lu .Jim Gong ami Grapefruit buds on sour stock. ^1_ I)c’r cent discount* U._Tj_Till_er,_Paola. I-OR SALE—Rhode Island for Retting. 15 egg, for ? Mrs. Edsworth, Beardall Avt Sanford. Phone 3303. g; SANFORD STOVE WORKS, . r »rst Street. Next dour t o K In Real Estate, LOCATION is second only in im portant# to price, and often is the controlling* factor in the sale of a piece of property. ' Decide carefully the use to which you wish to p u t'th e property, and also con­ sider its possibilities in the future. Whether searching for business or resi­ dential locations, the m an who consist­ ently reads the offerings on The Herald Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as every clay real bargains find their way into these columns. T O A !>V R I 1TIN HUN. A H e r a ld r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r ­ o u g h ly fnvnlliar w ith rale*, r u l e s ami classificatio n, will g iv e y o u co m p lete In fo rm a tio n . Amt it you wish, t h e y will a s s is t y o u In w o r d in g y o u r w a n t a d to m a k e It, m o re effective. IM P O R T * A T NOTH’13 A d v e rtise r* should g iv e t h e i r s t r e e t o r p o sto ffic e a d d r e s s n s well a s t h e i r phone iiu m lier If th ey d e s i r e re s u lts . A b o u t o n e r e a d c f o u t of a tlioiis.ind h a s a telephone, a n d th e ntlu-rs c a n ’t c o m m u n ic a t e w ith you u n l e s s th e y k n o w y o u r address. A ll i t l s r i i u l l n i i a n r e MU ST b e m a d e In p e r s o n lit T h e S n i i fn ril H e r a l d o f f i c e o r liy l e t ­ ter. T elep h o n e d i s i 'o t i l l n n n r e s n r c n o t vnllil. C o u rte o u s , P ro m p t. Service. GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S Political Announcements * E fficient FOR SALE-—S-i poo Grass Fiber Pulp ai jJoration of Lee. burg, m operation and the now satisfied if has future with big pri idund. I need the m J. Rossman, Eustis, Box 790. Daily Fashion Hint APARTMENTS FOR RENT r.I.I-.GANTLY furnished rooms board niul moms SS and $10 Rooms 50 cts-75 ets-Sl.OO, Liglu housekeeping rooms, hot and role water, 205 Oak An-, Phono Iltil h OR RENT—Furnished npattrincut, modern conveniences, -111 West Second St reeL_____ FOR RENT—2 furnished house keening or bed rooms, first floor 55.01) week, 312 E 5th St. ARE YOU—Lnnkirg for a goof room. If you don’t find one listod in this column, in ert n small want r.d and you will receive liu best listings in the city. furnished WANTED TO RENT EASY SETTLEMENT The problem of filling needs Ik easily settled on thu principle of reciprocity, for what one has to sell the other wants to buy. This is the great princi­ ple underlying Herald Want Ads and it has worked for years with such great suc­ cess that this form of ad­ vertising has come to be very popular. The nerds of one are sup­ plied by the needs Of another. This process simply is the getting of the buyer and seller together and Herald Want Ada do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach all the people effectively — leave- your Want Ad at Tbo Herald of­ fice. Rhone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS E. J. Smith Co. DISTRIBUTORS FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. I wish to announce that I shall he a candidate for the office of County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ ject lo the endorsement of the Call nml see os. We giv Democratic voters at the June 3rd, primary. the bargains and service. GEORGE C. 1IERLING. THE SEMINOLE HEALTH Smeinolc Hotel Annex * FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby mtnounee myself ns a candidate for the oiTiee of County i of Seminole County, subject Daily Fashion Hint Judge to the Democratic primary, June 3,J 1921, I pledge faithful service ohnutd you timninntc tin-. .1. G. SHARON. FOR CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce my candi­ dacy for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary to he held on June 3rd, A. D„ 1921. I stand fur elficiemy ami service in office. VANCE E DOUGLASS. FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD I hereby announce myself a can -. didate for re-election to the olfice of member of the hoard of public instruction, representing school district No. I of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to lu- held on June 3rd. 1921. FRED T. WILLIAMS. FOR I’](DSECUT1NG ATTOItN KY I desire to announce to the citi­ zens of Seminole County that 1 am i a candidate for the nomination to lie Prosecuting Attorney for tbci .County Court of Hgminulo County,, 'subject" In the'tteTion'Of the Denio*> Fumy <:. • nc-l f r jitlu if social erntie Primary, Juno 3rd, 192-1. I prominence i ihi< lock c.f duck will be gratci'ui for your vote and t n-iuli I!.ireu I, | .ii,iririg ih * season'? the nomination. ERNEST !\ HOUSEHOLDER.' fhailcs ui Ian and tuoan. It f.istcnia surplice la-h.i ,ii ;md Ilie rev i rs arc ct F t n r i d ) a u m >f i ■i b l i c i s - i 1rmm laoir-- >,iik surmounted with at STRUCT ION collar of tlic die -, man ml. Tue sleeves f 1 hereby announee my candidacy! may I e worn rhort and fmi-hed with 1for re-election its member of t he i lurn-luck culls, or lengthened with Board of Public Instruction for. i.ccp sertions, g.ulu-rt.l into narrow Seminole County, Florida, repre-J wrist-hands. Medium si/c rcrpiircs 51■> Hunting scho d district No, 2 of yards J2-incli li.iniit-l and 3, yard moire. Seminole County, subject to the Pictorial Review Dress No. IS7K. Democratic primary to he held on Sizes, Jl to 5t) inches bust. Price, June 3rd, 1924. 45 cents. ___ _CHAS. A. D A L L \S._J FDR TAX ASSESSOR. i I wi-h to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to thuj office of Tax As.-cssor of Semi­ nole County, subject to thu decis­ ion of the Democratic Primary to be held Juno 3ril, 1921. A. VAUGHAN. FOR TAX COLLECTOR I beg to announce myself a can­ The law provides th a t "If didate for thu office of Tux Coltaxes iiiion real estate shail Icetor of Seminole County, subject to the decision of the Democratic not ho paid before the first Primary to uc held June 3rd, 1921. It. C. MAXWELL. day of April o f any year, the FOR TAX (o i.i.E c n m Tax Collector shall advertise I wish to announce that I am a j candidate for re-election to the of­ and sell.” fice of County Tax Collector of This is to notify all con­ Seminole County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary cerned that th e requirements to be held in June. JNO. D. JINKINS. | of law will be complied with and the Tax Books will be closed on Apr*! first ns pro­ vided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and executions issued for unpaid personal properly taxes. Tax Collector, Seminole Co, Jacksonville, Fla Fords New and Used ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or termx. We Sell or trade. Political EDWARD HIGGINS, Announcements Authorized Ford Denier ______ _ Sanford. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION paired. HupmobilcA n specialty. I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and county superintendent of public 3rd. Phone -NO. instruction of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary GOOD USED CARS to be held on June 3rd, 192-1. T. W. l,A\VTON._ VERY EASY TERMS FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby nttnounce nty candidacy Dodge Touring for County Commissioner for the Fifth District comprising ChuluoChandler Touring ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to Ford Sedan the action of thu Democratic pri­ Hudson Touring mary June :t. Scripps-Booth Touring C. A.JlAULF.RS_ON.__ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER KENT VULCANIZING WORKS 1 hereby announce my candi­ dacy for County Commissioner for the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ ty, Subject to the action of the June Primary of 1924. K -ll. K11.HER. HOUSES FOR RENT FOR SHERIFF. I hereby ntmounce myself ns a RENT—Furnished house in candidate for tn* olllcc of Sheri* FUR Rose Court, good residential sec­ of Seminole County, subject to thf1 See Fred Ball, Chamber cf Democratic primary June. 1921 tion. Commerce rooms.____ FOR RENT—Modern house, close in. 209 E. Fifth St. Phone 399-W. FOR RENT—5-room cottage with hath, lights and water. W. J. Thigpen. FUR RENT—Modern bungalow, 5 rooms; hath and sleepingporch, Sanford Heights. L- A. Renaud. Phone 1G6-W. . Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Park Ave. Phone 245._____ WANTED—To buy second hand sewing machine Cheap. Write HELP WANTED WANTED—Sanford business men who are in need of competent help should tend the classified page of The Herald. There’s in reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably just thu person you want in the city. Read (hi:; column and if you don’t sen what you want n f*-w cents in­ vested in a want ad will bring you many replies. Just try it once. - T jr m r r T H l 'b l«b M R *i) C A Jb E V ’b L IT T L E C H IL O - t H E A W F U L L T SM A RT S tf T E L L 'D C ME A .----- l Cards of Sanford'a Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen profession the Herald recommends to the people. Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW house on MRS. A. I. SPENCER Spirella Corseticre 229 So. Boulevard, DeLand and Sanford, Fla. Transfer-Draying See C. K. Chorpening PHONE 3302 Sanford, Mu. The Marcel Shop First National Hank Bldg., Sanford ------------ Florida W. J. Thigpen Has moved to Puleaton A Hrumley Hldff. Real E s­ tate and all kinds of Inmirnnee. Lloyd C. Bcbout TrafTic Manager ■!!2 First National Bank Bldg., Sanford. Florida. Specializing Loss and Dnmag* Freight—Express Claim Studebaker, Pncknrd, Chevrolet J. I.. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenue— Phona <IS Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder (ieorge A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Lnw Over Seminole County Hark Sanford. ------------ Florida Schelle M aims LAWYER — Court House Eiton .1 Moughton ARCHITECT First National llanlt Hldff, Sanford, ------------ Floridti IZESlZU'llBUClJUn 517 Commercial Street Wilson Wcldinj; & Radiator M arks “ If it',; Metal we can weld It.'* SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association SI I Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co, By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER v £ L -L --W E IL L m O ’ts T N U b r You ran find the name of every live Business Man In Sanford la this Column each day. LOST AND FOUND FDR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I hereby announce that I am a LUST an opportunity to keep abreast with the times by not candidate fo rthe olFico of Jurticc of the Peace in and for I he first rending the classified pages of justice district of Seminole Coun­ your daily newspaper. Herald ty. With the legal and efficient want nils contain many interesting iissistiincu of the executive officer* messages. It will pay you to rend o the county I promise to do my I them djiily,________ LOST—One brown Collin puppyduty without prejudice. two months old. Return to l»12 STRING FELLOW, l-'lill ('(III NT Y U >MMISSIONER Sanford Ave. ami receive reward. 1 hereby announce my eundi- LOST—Somewhere between Pnytona and Sanford, man’s coat. i dru-y for County Ccwnndssloner for District No. 2 Seminole County, • Finder please leave at Herald ofsubject to the Democratir Primary, June 3, 1921. L U S l —A bull puppy, bine L. P. HAGAN. white brindle, untrimmed HAGAN: ami about live months old. *MEMBER OF SCHOOL HOARD I wish to announce that I am a ward. Iiii)2 First Street. candidate for Member of the Scho-'l Hoard of Seminole Co. from s he rookie p itc h e r s a r e w a r m i n g , School district No. 3. Subject to the deeisiini of'the Domncrwtie pr*« lip in t h e •bast-ball c a m p s a n d m ost mary to he held June 3, 1924. of them need caddies. II. II. PATTISHALL. P ^ JANO SUPPLIES S A N F O R D ,F L A FOOTofFIRST ST, MIRACLE Concrete Co., gwMwIiti cement work, ildewlaks, bafl8> ;< in* blocks, irrigation boxes. J. Mt t, Terwllleger, Prop, ______ 4> *$s Lumber and Building Material." Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel Su Phone 565., HILL LUMBER CO.~ II o u m 4 Service, Quality egd PriM Phone Ib M T THAT COTE A M C T H E N THE. L I T T L E . FVMRT ‘b A lD (__ IP" V O U O N L Y V JH A T Y Q U W A N T IN / \ L O U D VOICE. y o u ll o e t it the O A R lhm c* JJ AND l THEM TH E P R IN C E . /VbT ---\ | W ANT 60M E CORNED 6E E FA N c*e>e>A ce S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Ituilder n ford , ---------------- Florida ‘b T O R Y * Rhone l(M 902 French Arena* t.et us tig iir i no that Job of to luting— siaiiil behind every Job w« loro out. Rubber Stamps a Specialty © 1924 ov I nt -l FcATuwe S c n v ic c . I nc R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD,------ FLORIDA � 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, March 10, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 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