200 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a43ef887506a4a347fe903bc438a3ad4.pdf 0c7ae5d2c8ce27681f75a4e46123877f PDF Text Text RLf>_» v u saBBmSSSS T<HM lte W V A F l THE W E A T E lft '**1 ' . ■ 'i Freezing temperature tonight, except extreme South Florida;, warmer Wednesday. The WapM’a G reatest V egetable Section, li e R ich est Garden Land volum e v. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924 Oil Committee Resume^ Probe • i.- * "“ \ (H r T k r A u u ria tn l V r m l laix and Company of. Bir- | m n e l i n m were Ilia h m a o u mlIngham the USuccess­ ful Bidders and Bonds Brought $1,818 Above Par — Commissioners Pleased with Interest and Demand for Sanford Bonds. CABINET? WASHINGTON, Mkr. 11— After the executive session for examination of more telegrams the Senate oil committee re­ turned the Teapot Dome hear­ ing bv calling John F. Major, one of E.| B. McLean’s agents. Maior said McLean had not told him about a conference the Washington publisher had with former secretary Fall before Fall wrote the committee he re­ received $100,000 from McLean. Other important wltnessscs will be called during the day. -T . V.'hile there were not as many nnd buyers as wus expected the omnilssioners are we ' satisfied ith the price removed and believe iat it is but tfnothcr “xprcsulon ' confidence in -he solidity of the ty and faith In its financial stand­ 's ­ It is said that this Is the hlnhest rice that any bor.d sale of Sanford as brought. It was further minted out that Bradontown which [ocently sold an Issue received hel>w pnr value for its bonds. Coinnissioners Like, Chase and MarBiall were busy U>dav receiving the ku gratulatiois front o.miy ndmirpg constitutents upon the adminis­ tration of the city affairs so sucesSfully as to bring such n price lor its bonds. The successful bidders were repk>sented at the meeting by Mr. Fitzgerald who expressed pleasure It being the successful buyer nnd tclareil that the money would he jrthcoming just as soon as the p-ccssnry legal steps could he takn_to affect the transfer. It is ai'd that this will probably take |l>out 10 days. After the com­ missioners awarded the sale At­ ; -rney George A. DeCottes had the ction of the commission placed hi resolution and ut the conclusion f the meeting was passed upon a mt’on hy Commissioner Chase sec­ luded by Commissioner Marshall. I Mr. Fitzgerald pruised the City tommissioners upon their husiless-like manner in hnndling the lale nnd assured several business pen that it wns a pleasure for his rims to handle Sanford’s latest Ion J issue. Praise for Sanford as Icing a live, wide-awske and prol tensive city nnd destined to be[ome one of the most prosperous In Florida, was made hy Mr. FTlzEcrald to Secretary R. W. Pearp..in of the Chnmber of Commerce. "The Arms which I represent kere particularly' impressed with hanlotd and its possibilities hy |li» complete and comprehensive hformation furnished by the San­ ford Chnmber of Comme.’e M r . F.lzgorald is said to h a o remark"When a city has an an effelent iivie body as the one that >”’U have here, then it really has cause to he |>r«iud/* he said. Attorney DoCottoa announced that a transcript of the proceed­ ings of he commissioners w on lent immediately to Mr. Thompson nf Now York, bond v.torney. who will pass upon the validity iff the ptoceedings at once. In the meat, linn ncgotialiona for the irnr.hfor ff the money, will is: m iii.’d on ponding Mr. ’Thompson's d-'cisijn. toad D epartm ent To Meet Orlando Friday ;I Mlv TK<* I TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 11—The (State Road Department awill hear kumnlaints and suggetinn* at .i wearing in Orlando Friday prior to (final adoption of the year's budget. [Delegations will he hoard by con­ gressional disricts in the follow­ ing ordor: third, secoml, first r.nd fourth in order that county com­ missioners and engineers from greatest distance may be heard first. Peach Crop Safe. ATLANTA- (iu., .Mur. 11—Freez­ ing weather ns far south as Florida lint^ reported us cold wave accom­ panied .-by high winds swept the soidhuuHt. Extreme cold weath­ er is reported in Virginin und the Carolinns. Temperature here 21 and cold expected continue through today. Government reports stated peach crop not appreciably dam­ aged though may he retarded. High winds tended to aid trees drying moisture from buds and making them less likely to freeze. Blizzard a t Lynchburg, Va.. aeuimpnnicd by more than seven inches of snow crippled wire serv­ All Hope in Abandoned for Re­ maining Number of Miners En­ tombed— No expluuatiiji Made as to .Cuiure,.. , IH r T h e ported that the names of more pated in the-d thnn 100 delegates named by Ki.Senator Ree wanis- Rotary, Lion nnd other souri, declared luncheon dubs nnd commercial wns an attemp1 bodies from all over the state had meat in n new already been reported to the com- predicted it wu mittee on credentials In addition,. nay value. He Information hud been received th at lection to the the attendance of those* interested bill itself, in n solution of the problems with "There is on which citrus growers and shippers the farmers," now find themselves confronted, I is by removing nnd would come as spectators hind which ev would be very large nnd the hous- ro|,3 Hn,j fatte ing committee is preparing for the Senators who accommodation at least 500 men the farmers ini nnd women who will attend the f,nve assisted ii gathering, either as delegates or everything he spectators. i snme time in "I hope it can he made plain to slight protect!) nil concerned in the mnking of the petition in that citrus industry a profitable un- iff-tux is ur dertaking in the state of Florida would he so dei that the Bartow convention will were written oi devote itself exclusively to linding Senator Rah roinedics for present untoward (|innn, said he Conditions," said Earl L. Weirt, n,ents against chairman of the convention pro- negs (>j|| nn,j t cotlure committee. “There will he nient. hut vvoul no time for criminations or re- t|u. „amo Q( | criminations or the placing of ,ijunn s(,nntlll. . blame for past mistakes, regard- [’ .1 that the less of who or what agency made tional. them. We propose to let the dead ••’This niensu past bury its dead. What is want- „iv uolitiml ed from those who are coming to .. . ■ this week’s convention is a plan tho „umc Benat which, if followed out after its f ,. , adoption, will result in orderly t ‘ marketing of the citrus crop of , . ., , the state at prices which give the 1o , , growers us well us the shippers a Car£„ „Jid 1 fair margin of profit. cip,e the policy A reception anil und dunce nance in honor nunor ■nAz*]iz] of all visitors will be given at the Hotel Oaks Wednesday night. It i* hoped that business may be fin­ ished utul adjourned by Thursday afternoon. \a*MK*ln(r«l CASTLE GATE, Utah. Mar. 11 —Sixteen additional bodies were removed from mine number two of Utah Fuel Company here early this morning bringing total to 78 taken out since explosion and fi*o Saturday. Ninety-live bodies be­ lieved to lie still in the mine nnd crews ure continuing their work ns rapidly as passages can bo opened up und deadly guses clear­ ed from mine. .• Belief wns expressed hy com­ pany officials Monday that Tuesday POSTOFFICE Sanford hai a postoffice which is located in a handsome building constructed by the fed­ eral government at a cost of $1(10,000. in 1022 the receipts of tho office amounted to $JS,250.20 and in 102" nn increase of nearly 2D per cent put the receipts over the $10,000 mark, the figure set by the postoftice department at Washing­ ton, which carries with it a first class rating. Rating is based on the business done in a calendar .year but does not take effect until the beginning of the fiscal year which is July 1. This means that after July 1 of this year Sanford will have a first class post office. ' ■ . * MARKET CHICAGO—Who 3-4; July 109 1 ay HO 5-8 to 3-4. BIRMINGHAM, Mar. 11— Alnhnmu's first presidential pri­ mary ia in progress today with Senator Underwood opposed hy M. A. Dinsmore an avowed supoorter of McAdoo despite the latter’s refusal to enter the pri­ mary and L. B. Musgrovc who has not stated what candidate he favors hut who is seeking the support of the dry element. The winner has tight to name the state’s entire delegation to the national convention. The re­ sult is declared vitul to the po­ litical forunes of Underwood. Sixteen Hours Snow in Va. RICHMOND, Va., Mar. 11.— Snow which had fallen for 1«’»hours nnd was still falling at midnight has seriously interfered with wire communication out of Richmond. All C'hesnpenkc and Ohio rail­ road telephones were “out" west of this city, according to the chief dispatchers office which reported only one of the C. £ O. telegraph wires working to the west. The American Telephone and Tele­ graph Company's local office had much trouble north nnd west of Richmond, due to the snow fall. Train services were reported still .McKenzie Bill Is Passed hy Omul unimpaired. Vote—Party Lines Disregard­ ed In Consideration of the Cold Wave in Georgia Question. AUGUSTA, Gfl., Mur. 1.—Au­ Illy T h e .(■■•M-Inteil Press I gusta Monday night is in the grip WASHINGTON, Mar. II. — of a cold Wave that struck here late Monday’. The temperature at Henry Ford’s offer for Muscle 5 o'clock registered -12. hut since Shoals, pending before congress then bus gradually fallen to 32 for more than two years, was ap­ with the prediction that it will proved Monday hy the house. By u’voto of 227 to 112 the Mc­ go to 30 degrees before morning. Kenzie hill, which atuhorize ac­ N. Carolina Catered with Snow. ceptance of Ford’s bid, was passed . RALEIGH, N. C., Mur. 11.— and sent to the sonata where there With spring of the calendar but is uncertainty us to what action, if 11 days away, North Carolina Mon­ uny, will be taken on it at this day night was covered with u sussion. blanket of snow from the moun­ Continuously before the house tains to the coast. for a week- the McKenzie meusure was approved practically in the form in which it wu» reported by Storm Warnings Issued. WASHINGTONMar. 11.— the -military committee which hud Storm warnings issued /Monday been informed by Mr. Ford that he Atlantic coast from Mninc to Ju ­ would take over the government's piter inlet Florida with gales de­ nitrate and power project on the claring moving northwurd. Tennessee river under the terms embodied in the hill. To the lust advocate of the Ford offer resisted attempts to modify the proposed contract. Amendment utter amendment, aimed ut the lieurt of the bill- wns thrown out by decisive vote, nnd ns passed the measure carried less than half a dozen of minor importance which proponents of the bill were will­ ing to accept. Amendment Tacked On. Attached to the bill, however, was the Madden amendment, ap­ proved by the militury committee, which obligates the government to replace the Gorgus steam power plant, recently sold to the Alabama Power Company. Provision is inude that this plant, which is nut to cost, with a transmission line to nitrate plant No. 2, more than $3,172,187 received for the Gorgas property- is to be sold to Mr. Ford, along with nitrate plants numbers ur.e nnd two uad the Wnco quarrynear Russellville, Aly. IGNORED! Fifty-one Bids Were Receif; ed at Monday’s Meeting and are Being Tabulated for Consideration at To^ night’s Meeting—Much In* terest Being Shown by tbe Contractors. All Contracts Will lie Awarded Within the Next Ten Days and Work will Begin on New Munici­ pal Water System About April I—Will He Pushed to Complet­ ion with no Delay. Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, formerly Helen Gould, broke down and wept at Gould estate accounting hearing in New York City. She said she had been “ignored" und added th.it her brother, the late George Gould, IiiiiI always said women couldn’t "keep counsel." Early Action Turned Down By House 'Republicans Who Deride That Nothing Can Be Done on resolution Before March 15—Cut Not KiTrrtive. Ill- T h e Aaaoeliiteil I’rrwal WASHINGTON. Mar. 11.— president Coolidgc sent spec­ ial message to congress Tues­ day recommending a 23 per cent reduction of 1923 income taxes be authorized before Mar. 15. Fifty-one bids upon the several projects connected with the con­ struction of til water works sys­ tem und plnnt, were received and opened at the meeting Monday ufternooif following the bond sale. The bids came from contractors and manufacturing ilrms from all parts of the country. Because of the large number of bidders and because of the sever­ al projects upon which they were made, it was impossible to tabulate them to determine the successful ones at tho meeting Monday. Nearly two hours wus consumed in opening nnd reading the bids. Estimates were received upon nil six projects the largest number upon any single part being tho laying of the pipe, hydrants, etc. Special Consulting Engineer Jos­ eph H. Craig of Jacksonville won present to open the Idils, to make recommendations nnd lid in award­ ing the contracts. A Mr. Craig’s suggestion the cummisuoncrs ad­ journed to reconvene tonight at 7:30 o'clock, when it is thought that nios tof the contracts may bo awarded. However it is possible that most of the contracts may lie even later. Projects like thut of the construction of the power house, pump house and wells and wall pump: will in ,r probability be let tonight. Firms placing bi.h for tho work were: The Hutton Engineering and Contracting Company, Penin­ sula Electric Company, C. M. Owens St Company, Southern Con­ struction Company, Layne South­ eastern Company. McIntosh Sey­ mour Company, Sullivan Machinery Company, W. R. Jcnison, J. N. Vernon, It. D. Colo Munufa?' urin: Company, McIntosh St Conioany, Columbian Iron Works, Edward L. Guest, Worthington Pump St Ma­ chinery Company. Gray Artesian Well Company, Howerton Engi­ neering Company, Central Found­ er)’ Company, W. E. Boyce, C. C. Hannah Company, Dy.iard Con­ struction Company, J. S. Schofield Sons Company, Pittsburg-Dee- WASHINGTON, Mar. 11.—The movement to obtain immediate ac­ tion on the proposed 25 per coot reduction in income taxes pay. house Monday but n aigiickly turnaide this year was received in the l l r T h r A « « » r l n l r i l I’r r a a . ed down. Republican leaders de­ A house wuys and means suli- cided action could not ho obtained committee begun drafting -n sol­ on a resolution before Mar. 15, diers' bonus hill. Secretary Hoover issued a state­ Morse St Company, C. C. Hannah, ment opposing any monopoly in Kennedy Valve Manufacturing radio broadcasting. Company, Virginia Machinery A Charles M. Schwab told Presi­ Well Company, National Cast Irou dent Coolidgc congressional inves­ Pipe Company, Renss-duer Vulv • tigations wero injuring business. Company, Gedncy & Murphy CotuSecretary Denby departed from puny. .Merkle Machinery & Con­ the navy department, his resigna­ tracting Company. MeWayne Cast tion having become effective. Iron Pipe Company, .?. R. South ard, J. B. Southard (second pro­ The house passed the McKenzie ject), Tampa Shipbuilding St En­ hill providing for acceptance of gineering Company, It. L». Wood A. Henry Ford’s bid for Muscle Company, Lee Brother«, Kell; Shouts. ' Well Company, K. Joseph Ituehn. New York’s state labor laws Crane Company. Mine & Well Sup­ Have you heard all about the lit­ regulating hours of labor for wom­ ply Company, R. J. Gnllespio, tle hoy getting run over by an au­ en were upheld hy the supreme American Cast Iron Pipo Cnratomobile nnd being instantly killed courtpnny, Ii. J.' Gallcspie, (second pro. Monday near the Grammar Attorney General Daugherty ad­ Jcct) Lasker Iron Work.i, WuLir. School 7vised the senate thut the puckers' A: Weidner Boiler Company, Unit­ Everybody in Sanford has heard consent decree hud been well ad­ ed States Cast Iron Pipe St about it and yet no one knows any­ ministered. r’oiindiry Company, J. S. Hull, thing definitely nbout the terrible The stute department wus inform Benjamin Thompson, J. C. Mitchell tragedy. Prohnbly the best myth Chicago Bridge & Iron Works and or fairy story that has been heard ed that Honduran rebels had re­ E. G. Ladd. in Sanford for somu time was pass­ jected peace overtures of Central For the most part the estimates ed post haste from person to per­ American republics. Thu senate finance committee de­ were low, Mr. Craig declared ns son and hy 1 o’clock yesterday a f­ did City Manager W. B. Williams., ternoon telephones in The Herald cided to complete administrative Mr. Craig last night begun hLs office nnd at the police station sections of tax bills before tak­ Illinois, a Republican member of tabulation of the bids. He stated were ringing every few minutes ing up income rules. with anxious voices inquiring for The senate refused to approve the ways and means committee, that he would have them complet­ more details nnd asking why tho an amendment to the Norbeck- introduced a resolution Monday to ed by the time that commissioners paper had not given an account of Dullness meusure which would make the 25 per cent reduction on meet tonight. the affair in last night's issue. have provided u loan of '55,000,000 1!I23 taxes effectively immediately. Plans of the commissioners now After thorough investigation of with which farmers could (lnuncc Representative Mills of New York call for the awarding of all the and Tilson of Cincinnati, Repub­ the whole affair in conjunction with purchase of fertilizers. licans, on the committee, again contracts within the next 10 days members of the poljre department, The house judiciary committee urged action on the proposal but and the beginning of th.» work an explanation for the beginning decided that investigation of within 10 days afterward), which of such a wild rumor, is offered hy charges against two representa­ the meeting of the majority mem­ inciiii- nlout Apr. 1. bers of the committee decided the The Herald. tives developed before a Chicago legislative jam in the house would Meanwhile the question of the lo­ There is a certain little school grpud jury should lie left witli the not permit action in time to allow cation of the plant and puntpiug hoy in this town, who becoming departmciit of justice. taxpayers to lunke the cuts in station is still unsettled althocgh weary of the monotonous routine The supreme court decided that thf' first installments. If the pro­ | it was taken up again at the meetof school, decided thut he didn’t the section of the Kansas indus­ vision is finally agreed as carried i ing Monday. Belief that a .dtc will want to attend yesterday uf- trial relations court law prohibit­ in the revenue hill, reductions in probably he secured V fo-e the ternoon. But how wus he to ex­ ing strikes hy coal miners must taxeo due iu the oilier three in­ | end, «f the week wus express l hy plain to mother? The old cxuire stand or fall on lie decision of the stallments will lie allowed to make Muym Lake, who stated that prethat you ure sick is time worn lie- Kansas 'ourts. up for the full payments made .it i ju t s now proposed aio alright sides that meant going to bed ntid provided that they may lie obtainAttorney General Daughcr-y time. taking medicine and so he couldn’t nnd Senator Elkins, Republican. use that one so he framed nnothc.* West Virginia, are the only two I one. . public officials who had transact­ With his little scheme in mind ions in Sinclair Oil stock so far us lie rushed home and told mother shown hy the nil committee’s audit that a little school child hail been of brokers’ hooks, Senator Walth, run over and killed hy nn autonio- Democrat, Montana, announced. E. L. Dohcny, through Frank <1. 1Idle and that the teachers had disi missed school. And then the fun j Hogan, his attorney, notified Pret.istarted. A man taking meals at | dent Coolidgc that he lias guurnni the place where the little fellow's i teed his companies against loss parents lived, over heard the con­ i for pursuing work un No 2 nuvul versation between mother und son I fuel statiun ut Pearl Hnrhor, and and promptly got In touch with the <tile work will continue pending tho oil litigation. police department. Washington News How Rumor Spread Regarding School Boy Being Killed Secretary Powell a t Itntarian Willi* Powell oi rai:*ti:. spoke te the Sanford Rotarians i at their npon luncheon Tuesday stating that the annual Meeting of the Commercial Secretaries Asso­ ciation of Florida wi n!d •»•'* held here next month. Mru. Florence Cooley of Jacksons-*!!« spoke with reference to the Riluiult moaumcnheing replaced by '.iie Daughter.-; of , the American Revolution nl tho j mouth of the St. Jolni’n Ri-’er. Plans for the Chautauqua wero discussed and the Rotary Club ex­ pects to see that everyone is pro- ; ,ided with season ti.’kei; ta the affair. The duh voted to s:nd Seclutary II. It. Rosabro to the Macon convention with President-elect RJ. Holly, Judge Householder read nil editorial from tho Sanford Her- i aid entitled "Try This on Your­ se lf’ which was enjoyed by th" club. ’ ices badly and caused other dam­ ages. Measure. Chief Justice Arthur Rugg of the Massachusetts Supreme Court (above) is being mentioned prom­ inently as a cabinet possibility should there be resignations in the Coolidgc cabinet. M I n r T h r . I t M f l a l r l P rr « a ) $5,000,000 Appropriation is Voted Down—First Record Vote of Session on Farm Relief . NUMBER 296 Interest Cold Wave Grips Great In Ala. Primary South but Warmer Weather Promised ■hamber of Commerce CommendI ed by Bond Buyers fer Active I Interest in Advertising the I’osI sibilities cf Sanford and SemiI ncJc 'County—Predict WelderI fuMlrowth for the City. I Sanford bonds once more have ftroUght a handsome price. At its Inceting Monday afternoon the I'ity Commission sold the $375,000 Issue to provide funds for the erec­ tion of a water works plant and lystem to Mnrx & Company nnd litis Company of Birmingham, Ain., ■or $1,888 above par or $370,888 for the entire issue. Grntiflcnion over the outcome of khe sale wns expressed by every tone of the commissioners as well os by many prominent morchnnts ant! business men when informed |of the price. There were only ecvL-n bids placed including the cornlined offer of the successful hidllers. I Of the saver bids received three Ivere for par value or more. The kvtlantic National Bank of JucksonKille hid par value for .*> 1-4 per lent bonds insteud of .» 1-2 rer le n t as was udvorthed. Steiner llrohters placed a bid for $375,375 r $375 above par value. Other bids ■ere: A. C. Allyn & Company, $371,800 ; Weil, Roth St Irving ompany, $387,500 and accrued in.■rest; J. C. Muyer St Company, 358,132.50 and accrued interest; T. L. Tilaton & CoVnpuny, $378,- SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS �i t a hondai makes the .dollar larger. Many know the headway In which to give Think, gloom' and duat-desdcrtda, tlon la not only to train the mind, paration for life, but also the mak­ finish Grammar school- a few High history atki but the ability to separate the ing of a life. thoir country alrvtce and do things Think faith and falth’a at hand. school and a very few finish col- w nting and other thlivllf* facta and farm conclusions of our Education can not be bought, that harm their country. The Think ill—it aulks the land. awn. To think for ouraelvos, to for /there is no Royal Rood to loge. United Stataa, whoso people are Think peace sublime and‘sweet bo climlS ’ When a boy stops school to work with care, less the ffinVfc* act fo r ourselvea, expressing dear- Knowledge. educated, have grown to be tho And you that pence will meet H agan W ill Run For ly and vigorously such th< thoughts world’s loading umi richest! na­ Think rear with brooding mind, I once heard n man say that the ho in cheating himself, through tho ,h“ u W Si and actions. Such power is not tion. She is still improving In ed­ And failure’s close behind. best subject he knew for a lecture Inch of nn education, out of hap­ Grammar School County Commissioner ucational facilities. Think this: “I’m going to win.” acquired except by hard lubor and was, “Vision- Volley, Victory;" piness, money and a position. study a t school. It is indeed strange since the Think victory; think ’I can!” Everyone has u vision but few N otes ■ A S & a l y * <1 .Veil boys and girls those papers L. P. Hagan announces his can* Education is within every per­ reach complete victory. Educa­ public school system has been es­ Then you’re a winning man. on "The Value of Education, were didacy for tho office of couni y _______ ._________ son’a grasp and it is up to U3 tion makes victory possible. tablished in our country, that peo­ commissioner for the second dis­ THE GAINING OF KNOWLEDGE just splendid- so much so, indeed EDUCATION STEPPING STdNE alone whetner we take it nnd imple do not seek to take advantage Iiofore victory con bo reached It la everywhere and u that we had great difficulty in trict of Seminole County. Mr. Ha­ Eighth Grade, Helen Jinkins. TO SUCCESS * ! Pro™ ourselves by the opportuni- the valley must.bo crossed. Edu­ of it. Those who do not scok this nowhere. Some ean L /n , . I ties It affords or whether wo lot cation must furnish tho stones on find the road of life hard. gan was one of the original coun­ Education, is the gaining of choosing not only tho prize winner ti nze vt inner.j ♦ jt „aM UB( foy |cnving us ignorant ty commissioners serving for nine knowledge of the world and whut but finding room to print all of Without an cdunction n person them. Every ore were as good ns Eighth Grade- Alice Chorpcnlng. iwad unfit for the higher duties which a few stumble nnd many can not become a good citizen. He and a half years. He ha-< been a it holds. fall. What is the value of education 7 1of life. resident of Sanford for 12 years can not not understand nnd read tho The best way to get a good ed­ we could do. if not better. You ,nd Through education tnere there nro yun groat Amorkzo --------«... * surely have been thinking. Email I.ooJ( a t an;y ofour and of the county for 18 years, al­ ucation is through the schools. not only owe it to I your question will be THE .MAKING AND PREPARAmany temptations, hut tne pcn»n nws. rhoj When it is found it may h. J wonder that Sanford boasts of so leaders am! ways taking an active interest in Today there are public schools * 1 - x . . . TION OF LIFE ; who reaches victory by education j themselves Ibut to their country to vcioped Into a blooming mnny young people who really solved. the welfare of this section. where ail children, no mntter what secure an education. making happiness and contH^ Eighth Grade,. Opal Thomas, i refer regrets it. have a backing, a firm foundation Education is the stopping stone Education is n wall which is the rlass, may attend free of charge. that Every year spent in school finder and thoso arouiEcJf Eaucsiton is not only the pre-1 will stand them thruugh life. to success. MUSIC DEPARTMENT There are also laws compelling Education brings men, women The Music Department of the children of certain ages to attend There was nothing shnllow hinted in a single paper. We sincerely and children to honor truth and Woman’s Club and friends ffien will school. ■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBB*-?, ? ,l,', " BBBBBBaBB,,BBa* BBBBHBBB,,BBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBB*BBBti| ‘hope all parents will -.end these justice. have opportunity to enjoy a proAn education develops talents* | good ideas which you have given The one who is taught and has . . . . . . . . • gram of Kthclburt Nevln’s Nevin' com- nnd forms habits that arc csscn- U3> We liked especially the way . and will1act, is the one the ability isition, Wednesday ■March Marc! 12 ut tial in future life. you hinted thafi all education m ust! who adds to the comfort and plcas30 at the club house. T te proAll great men like Washington, gram is In charge of Mrs. Vanec Lincoln, Wilson, Edison and nenry navo a heart back of it- th at it was jure of others. A great many evils not only brains that made n fo r-! may be lessened nnd often a great Douginas and Mrs. W. L. Ford have in some way obtains! aging-sncad-world, not intellect us service rendered to humanity, Many of the favorite comp an education. The schools arc it nwere, back up I| The career of vevery person is . At » tthe •* l • v | butw vcharacter * ■ we lx. i to o a i a xi|< • hw fM i wv t t/t iv*/ pv of Nevin will be featured, among most impur.ant .institution in the our intellect.. That true good hon- - marked by success or failure and them will be the popular number ', . . , , n t thinking is‘ n real education, education alone is responsible*■ for “Twas April,” which will lbo sung W0»> I eoplc who have an education. \yfc think you will enjoy these which path we are bound, the Music Department Chorus enn nhtnin an position nn-tilinn that! th .it'..____ »n ________ -r There can ensilv obtain verses t___-ri__________ from Bush They___ All men cannot_ i____ be great. nro__enand an instructive in stn sketch of the pays xvelf; where persons without i, titled: T h in k Rt*................. “Think Right." Perhaps are superior nnd infurioryet only composer will bo given. m ,, like them for your ntein- by eacli doing his bit, is the world an educationn can not easily secure secure, you might The Musib Department- is work- a position and if they do it is not i ory box. able to keep itself moving to a ing to “make good music popular paving. higher education. and popular rmusic good.” Itnventions nre mndc by the rmilcs and smiles shall be,. Opportunity gives every person Guests arc admitted to the de- knowledge of ninny different Think Think doubt and Ir.ipo will flee.!a chance and education is the great for the smuil things put together. The knowl­ Think love and love will grow; 1equalizer that prepares us to : ten cents. edge of tho structure, health- and Think hate and hnto you’ll know,!make good our opportunities, nnd the function of the parts of the Think good and good is here. i thus show our fellow men the true ENJOY HOUSE PARTY body is very necessary. Because Think vice its jaws appear. vnlur of cdunction. A jolly gioup of High School without health we ennnot reudily Think joy and joy ne’er ends, One of the chief values of educagirls, chaperoned by Miss Ellen learn. Mahoney nnd Mrs. Robert SymmesEducation is something you enjoyed n most delightful week­ ourself have to work for and noend house party nt the lovely ody can do it for you. In youtn Symmes home nt Winter Park. is the golden time to learn nnd I Use the ! Those attending this house party form good habits that will make were Misses Katherine Symmes, our character. , ! “SAFE-GUARD" I Lena Belle Hngnn, Emma Spen­ A Christian education , is also cer, Cnrmetu Barber, Claire Zach­ very necessary because without A e ffiB W CHECK WRITER ! ary, Ruby Henry, Ellen Mahoney, that all of our other education I and Mrs. Symmes. would be of no value. ■l y l THE BEST PROTECTION X The value of an education can­ + L n • * J S AT I.OWEST COST + AT THE MILANE not be expressed. You hnve> laughed at Bud Fish­ Our future dependcs on our ed­ ^ or Demonstration, Write t er’s famous characters of Mutt nnd ucation; what will your future % Jeff for many years in the funny be? t CHARLES E. BOWERS, Representative X papers, but notv you will have a * For Orange, Lake, Seminole and Volusia Counties. * chance to sec them in real life, WHY I NEED AN EDUCATION . . . Orlando, Fla. X they nre coming hero with their II, C. Waters, Seventh Crude. , % P. O. Box SKI. big company of funmnkers on FiiI nthis world eevryone lias to i •:-*******+*++*+*+-K-+**+*+*+**->*<«-->+***<fr+«-t+•>++**+*+ fcy, Mar. 1-1 nt the Milnne Thea­ go out and earn his living. There- i ter at popular price. fore ihis person hasn’t time for | Mutt nnd Jeff arc the leading studying. So while wc nre young ] comedy characters in Mr. Fisher’s our brain is easily developed. We latest stage play, Mutt nnd Jeff must get nil tho education we can ! Q o o d ' B y e Q e r m s In Havana, the play is in three while we nre young. If wd do not long laughable acts, and especially have an education the person that j a n d V e r m i n written for the ladies, gentlemen has had nn education will take our I nnd children, it is not n movoing places in the world. An education picture, but the genuine stage per­ will Immdtn the mind, thus giving formance, the same ns presented us higher ideas nnd thoughts. Wo ill all the lending opera houses nnd will have a better brain for the theaters in the big cities. In addi­ higher things in life. tion to the play- numerous vaude­ If we do not have an eduentian ville and novelty nets nre intro­ we will not know the good from duced und tho company curries a the bad habits. But if we get nn special novelty orchestra. Popu­ education xve will know the good lar prices will prevail. Take the front tlie bad. We will not go children to see Mutt and Jeff, they through life indulging in had ATS, mice, roaches, i Ilea* and other un­ will never forget the show- nnd habits because we know what is the grown-ups grow young again right nnd Will be guided by our welcome visitors will quickly disappear xvhen I when they see Mutt and Jeff. education. Through life we all have some lied Seal Lye is used to kind of enjoyments. But some­ drive them from the ^MARKETtimes xvo have enjoyments that do home or outbuildings. others hurin. When we have an A house kept clean with Red Seal Saturday. California 19, New education we know when our en­ ' rbo 11 Lye has no lurking place to harbor HOUSEHOLD HINTS York 0, Florida 92 (Sanford Sec­ joyment hurts others anil when it vermin. Deg.n today. to clean til the I I rft,n<f0ur fPan, to Know tion 03). Total 111. does not. And we will always have “ Red Seal" way. Sundny, California, 13, New innocent enjoyments. In homes xvhere vegetables, pre­ York 0, Florida i (Sanford Section serves and canned goods of all BeSurcandBuy Koine people do not live right, 1). Total 14. kitd-i arc kept in the cellar, Red only the genuine they live in unsanitary places, and Meal Lyo will help a great deal.In Total shipments to date Ithis live off tho knowledge of others. Red Seal Lye keeping this part of tho house free New celery 'Florida) An education prevents this, it i Write for from odors, moldy air und ferrnen3,701. Old celery 10,118 Wayeross will teach us where to live and FREE booklet, tat ion. passings nnd destinations: (48 how. It will give knowledge • • • “ Home I trips” hours previous to 8:30 a. m today) enough to be our own boss, und to P. C .T omjon 6eCo. 1st. 24 hours, 12 Chicago, 4 At­ live better. Motorists uho Red Seal Lyo to FhiUJcIphu, Fj . clear radiators of scale nnd to lanta- 4 Cincin&ti, 4 New Orleans, It is a country's duty to see clean up oil-snaked tloors. Car3 Montgomery. 2 San Antonio, 2 that all of its people huve an ed­ owners should note, however, that St. Louis, 2 Milwaukee, 1 Toledo, ucation because the educated peo­ tho Hisl Seal Lye solution should 1 Little Rock, 1 Louisville, 2 New ple know what is the right way An Invilinj Erdrcncc nt Coral Gables, not touch the car, as it injures the York, 2 Potomac Yds.. 2 Phila­ to live ami have knowledge of n paint. Parts made of ulumiumo delphia, 1 each, Baltimore, Toron­ government. A country whoso should not be cleaned with ly* to- Springfield, Allentown. Total people ore not educated do not • • • 46. 2nd. 21 hours- 13 Montgomery, 9 Chicago, 5 Cincinnati, 2 Mil­ waukee, 1 each, Louisville. Omaha, Toledo, Atlanta, Detroit, Rockford, 2 Pittsburgh. 2 Baltimore- 1 Mont­ real, Boston- 1 St. Louis. E E R The Beauty of Coral Gables Is Its Chief Charm ^3 CANDIDATE FOR . LEGISLATURE LAKH CITY. Mar. 8—J. L. Matthews of Alachua county, while on a visit here several day* told friends that he would be .1 candidate for the legislature from his county subject to the Demo­ cratic primary June 3. He was n member of the 1923 legislature. -Sonic visitors a Iniire greatly the fine entrances at Coral Gables; some its plazas with their brilliant array of tropical .shrubbery; some like the boulevards, parked and planted with choicest tropical recs; nnd others express their admiratiou of tho more than 500 distinctive homes which are tho pride of Coral Gables. RECEIVES WARNING DAYTONA, Mur. 8—The local American Legion post hns re­ ceived a communication from Flor­ ida Ix-gion headquarters at I’aintka, warning against a man who claims to be an ex-service man who is trav traveling over the country in a small motor i truck with a box body home, home. The man is said to pose as one who was buried alive- j exhibiting a11 death certificate, lie is said to la be passing out literature giving the f tory of his experiences during the world war- also showing foreign pictures and asking the people t > give any amount they j may wish, 8he information says that so far ns can be learned the man is not disabled and is capable of working. O. C. Bryant, W ag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida filliing Station, gas at 2 above cost the year around. But it is all of those things combined which make tho real Coral Gables—the most beautiful resiuontial property in this country. Every scetion in Coral Gables contributes its factors to the desirability of the community as a vxliolo. l ’u t/n t.io Country Club Section there have been established a series of lino buildings winch vvill inevitably, from their dominating importance, make that section the one on which /<° i r a i l . e rts,f lts, cl,1.!!n? ^or RPcntcst distinction in years to come. It is the seetiou wlicfa Coral uobles bin’st hotel will he built, where the l>ig golf course and clubhouse will be estab­ lished, where the Congregational Church vvill be built and where tho College for Young Women will attract so mnny visitors. SUuUr mr\J D*mount*hURims if i ttfra Order T©eir F©rd Stunabcmt M ©w! It is a wonderful opportunity that tho Country Club Section opens up for you. A bigger and bet­ ter opportunity than was ever offered in Miami before. Como today to Coral«Gablest be our guest aboard a do luxe 1 till man bus ami grasp this cliauco before it passes. Each spring the demand for Ford Runabouts is lar in excess of the immediate supply. Fast in trallic, easy to park and fitted w ith ample luggage space, th e Ford Runabout is especially adapted for the work of salesmen and ethers who must conserve time and energy in making th eir daily calls. II you do net w iih to piy ctufi lor your car, you can a nange lor a unall payment dow n and easy terms on the KiLioce. O r you can buy on tlw Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. y f f p t o r 1Yd/O j/ i/ ic m m / Detroit, Michigan SPECIAL M E E T IN G O. II. T. beauty of ( o ral Cables is its chief charm, and one which is of endless'interest to visitors. It is n beauty which bus been created, built up, perfected and de­ veloped day by day through the dovetailing of nil of tho various elements in or.e harmonious, uuiiicd plan, liow admirably this lias been done, and is be­ ing worked out with each new stayo of development, may only ho seen by curefill study of the suburb. ■ . / [ a i ^ m e n c a 'S jJ in e s L S u b u r l) See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer Special meeting Order Rail­ road Telegraphers A. C. L. System Div. 15, 3rd floor City Hail, 8 p. m.. Mur. 10th. Sev­ eral prominent (speakers in- . eluding; Sec. Williams. All members both in uud out oT jervice requested to attend. * GEORGE SCHAAL, Cert. 1805. f ' GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES; General Sales Agents Executive O ffices: 158 East Flagler St., Miami -Sanford Office: Milano Theatre Bldg., - ' I). \\'. Elder, Manager. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. MARCH 11 iford D aily H erald C n te re d a* Rerond C laes M a tte r, O c­ to b e r S7, 1319. a t th e P o s to f fic e a t S anford. F lorida, u n d er a c t o f M arch I. 1197. ' u rn scn irT io x h a t k s i Dn* Y e a r ....... 17.00. S i x M o n t h s f t.SO D slv«rr.i In **v • re a l; T ear. 15c. Olty W «eky C a r r i e r n«r E d itio n fi I ’e r R P E trtA l. N O T i r n i A ll o h ltu a ry p o t te r * . c a r d s of t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n * i n d n o t i c e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e C harges a r e m ade, w ill b o c h a r g e d fo r a t rcK ular a d v e r t is i n g rates. M F.M IIF.lt Till-: A S S O C I A T E ! * IMHO** T h e A sso ciated P r e s s I s e x c lu s Ively e n ti t le d to th e u a e f o r r e p u b . l e a f Ion o f a l l new s d isp a tc h -* c r e d i t e d t o It o r n o t o llie rw ln e t r e d l l r d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e local n e w s published h e r e i n . A ll r i g h t* of re -p u b lic a tio n o f sp e c ia l d isp a tc h e s herein a re a la o re serv e d . i l TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924. BIBLeT THOUGHT FOIt TODAY The Sixth Commandment: — Thou shalt not kill.Exodus 20:13. No Room for F ake Doctors Growing _ as rapidly _ . as it is Florida gets all kinds of people from all sections of the country and with all varieties of character. Many good, substantial homeseekers of the highest and best character and reputation come to make this their permanent homes and soon become valuable citizens contributing largely to the growth and development of the state. But the undesirable class for whom there is no room in Florida, also comes. Along with other swindlers who in­ fest the state, especially for the w inter months there are fake doctors who have been able to purchase fake diplomas from some fake medical college for a small amount of money. Many of these fakirs were formerly hod carriers or bartend­ ers and are now trying to “get by” with the title of “doctor’ and are cashing in on the reputation of worth while doctors who have given years of preparation to their profession. To buy fake diplomas they have not even found it neces­ sary to have an education and especially a medical education. All they had to have was some money and not much of tha». Then they had to be capable of bluffing and putting on a good front, so as to fool the unsuspecting public. There is no class of swindler more dispicable than the fake medicine man. He is a menace to the welfare of the people. He trifles with the health of an individual and takes unfair advantage of the public. When brought to light the fake doctor should be prosecuted to the limit. No treatment is to bad. It is said that there are 25,000 of these fakirs practicing medicine in the United States. It is also said that there are 500 imposters of this kind right here in our own state. If this be so, immediate action should be taken to drive them out. The foiture health of the people demands that only com­ petent doctors be allowed to practice within the borders of Florida. WHEN THE PAPER DOESN’T COME My father snys the paper he rends ain’t put up right; He finds a lot of fault- too, he doesperusin’ it all night; He says there ain’t a single thing in it worth to read. Water, L ights and G And that it doesn't print the kind '. of stuff the people need; lie tosses it aside and says it's Since the beRtnning of Sanfoni no question lias ever strictly on the hum. been brought up effecting so vitally the future welfare of But you ought to hear him holler the city than the question of a Rood, pure wholesome water when the paper doesn’t come! ' lie reads about the weddin’s nnd he snorts like all get out; He rinds the social doin’* with a most derisive shout, u H e says they make the papers for the women folk alone; He’ll read about the parties and ~ he'll fume nml fret and groan; • -He says of informtainn it doesn’t *»■ have a crumb— 4, But you ought to hear him holler when the paper doesn't come. *T!e is always first to grnb it and *n ' he rends it plumb through, *.He doesn’t miss nn item, or a want 0 ad—that is true; ^ J fe says they don’t know what we want, the dnrn newspaper ‘ guy*; , w ‘I’m going to take n dny some *• time nnd go and pue ’em wise; “Sometimes it seems ns though they must be deaf nnd blind -and dumb.” But you ought to hear him hollar when the paper doesn’t come. • —Anon. Fine weather for celery! Bond buyers predict future for Sanford. Work is the n great supply and the steps taken by the City Commission in carry­ ing out the mandate of the people as expressed recently at the polls will meet with unqualified approval. Sanford is to have one of the best water systems in the state. The city is going to build it, not next year but now. It will lie complete in every respect anti will not only furnish an abundant supply to till all needs but the quality will be such ns to attract more people to Sanford eacli year. It took a big fire to awaken the people to the needs of such a system. The vote at the bond election was indicative of the sentiment but the vote did not onlv call for the build­ ing of the waterworks system but for a municipal electric light nnd gas plant. * The C ity Commission has always endeavored to carry out the will of the people. If the sentiment of the city today favors going ahead nnd building or acquiring.Ihe electric light and gas plant it is safe to sav th at the Commission will do it. Sanford is paying an exhorbitnnt rate for electric light anti electric power. Other Florida cities offering a much more attractive rate are getting tin* people. Business men cannot atlord to pay the rate now asked. A slight reduction given a few weeks ago is so slight that it is hardly notice­ able. * If the people want relief in the form of a municipal electrie light plant all the people have to do is to make their wishes known to the City Commission. The Commissioners are ready to respond. As Brisbane Sees It A Miracle of Science. Politics Is Politic*. Nothing Since Ptolemy Claiming the Ether. tori ■ BE 7&COUGH W iTm "foul? 5jf CLeANiMQ T /jgrrY . Soon ? \ y • \ Austria’s bank clerks perhaps for more-holiday, THE EGYPTIAN Government reopened Tut-Ankh-Amen’s tomb amid wild enthusiasm. That’s difficult for n Westerner to under­ stand. _Egypt has clone nothing nuult since the days when Ptolemyone of Alexander's generals—prob­ ably Alexander’s half brother, nnd the ancestor of Cleopatra—tem­ porarily stimulated the national life. What comfort in today's dismal remains of old Egyptian power one can lird by looking into* the tomb of an old Pharaoh who, at least, had the energy to go out hunt lions, it is hard to under­ stand. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor nn<l falls to come back. Another poor New Ynr' nK Kiri has been robbed jewels and $12,000 in cbt German . , will award crosses which mav hi people hear their cross. Money mny come may go, but a tax , hnnd is worth tw Trouble looks than going, but . bigger going tha The hoy who promi smoke before 2! promises to he at that age. i5 c w ^ y There are nbnu*: who would like t, there are people y " hat would happen p, tpt late one morning um| R y •! ^ . ° t f*ce in time P HUNT'S WASHINGTON LETTER Capital and Surplus Total Resources - - ■ $125,000.00 $1,500,000.00 Strong Financial Institution Snnfoid bonds always bring a good premium. Bond buyers know a good town when they see it. They are convinced th at Sanford has a great future. Senator Reed's presidential pros­ pects received a big crimp in his own home state the other day. Ree.l is finding out that lie is not in demand anymore. - Investors are showin ilcnee in Ft. Ijtuderdab ing to news dispatches. . ter of fm t wise investors ing confidence in most cities. ENGLAND, UNDER Labor Gov­ ernment, proposes to protect chil­ dren. Girls in England can be married now at twelve years of age- hoys ut fourteen. The new law will prevent any marriage belorc sixteen. It will -top sno.kipg by children until sixteen years of age—and the English will (top it. We have such laws here but they are not enforced. Henry Ford has stood a lot of villification as the result of bis bid for Muscle Shoals. A big man can stand it and Henry is ready to answer his tradurer* with action instead of words should congress accept his offer. n * ■ : . The Chattanooga News says that it is now claimed that seeing by wireless will enable fans to witmss thu world’s series and adds that looting by postcard will hard­ ly aid the favorite team mate­ rially. Oicnge county is all puffed-up over Ihe fact tnat the Saturday MY FAVORITE STORIES Evening Post is going to publish lly UtVIN S. ( ODD gome county views. This will be good advertising not only for Orarge but for Florida in gen­ Alt eastern lady with n ball­ ami talked everybody else into a eral. hearing jaw airived at a so-cullid stati of coma. She spread gossip, “dude-ranch” in Mouluvn, accom­ in the management of the Charles D. Haines nml Atlamonte panied by her husband, to spend meddled criticised the cooking until Spring* is in the limelight this the summer. For others it may place, the cook quit, and three times n "Week ns result of Mr. Haines’ have seemed a reasonably short day life miserable for tiie most generous offer to provide a summer but to the residents of the diningmade room help. When she de­ home for aged newspapermen at immediate vicinity it was u cen­ parted in September n luiilday was Altamonte Springs. Mr. Haines tury long. declared. has b* *n through the mill himself For, (lie lady proved to he one of In the following summer her ^nd knows that deserving newspa­ the most efficient pests these gen­ husband reappeared alone. permen need just such un institu­ "Where’s your wife?” inquired tion. It will be a monument to the tle Cowhands and liutcl-kcopcrs the proprietor. donors generosity and a great ever hud seen. She worried the "Site’s dead,” said the widower. thing for this section of thn state. coNvboys. She sat on the veranda “ Who shot her?" iM » Club meets at 3:30 p. idijr*—Fairyland lawn party l by Mrs. Lloyd Brown honflllI,e Brown, from • clock. iy —West Side ParcntMrs’ Association meets at p. m. * . • »y—East Side Parentpera Association meet at I— *o<uaa enwrtaln In the members of the Sinford Association of Business Women a t mah-johg at her home an Sanford Heights at 8 p. m. U lM ity —South Side ParcntJfbfliff* Association meets at 3:80 p,- m. T**r!?>,rr~;?oy‘' 1 Nflghbors will W«ft at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p . I Train ” for benefit v ---- orchestra, at W fh School auditorium, 8 p. m. FlhUy—Misses Mary Elizabeth Puleston and Gladycc Wilson will entertain at the home of the former In Rose Court a t 8 o’clock. Friday—Sallic Harrlaon Chapter * P .;A . R. meets at the of Mrs. B. J. Starling on olia Avenue at 3 o’clock. ZMimoy—Children’s Story Hour af Library at 2 o’clock. K Thompson, n long, lean, good­ looking chap of 18, retains the fighting football spirit of his old Princeton days. Possibly no one nuntioned as a candidate would have stood a better chance of en­ dorsement by WiJ.mIivjw Wilson, bad the former president lived. Wilson t-ut him on the trade com­ mission and Inter uiged Governor Sweet to appoint him to the Sen­ ate vacancy left by Senator Nich­ olson's death. Sweet, however, named Alva 11. Adams. As chairman of the trade com­ mission Thompson was largely re­ sponsible for tile filing with the Department of Justice recommen­ dations for legal actions against large business int< rests found by the commission to have been op­ erating illegally. It is on the fail­ ure of the Department of Justice to net on these cases that the in­ vestigation tif Attorney General Daugherty is chiefly based. Huston Thompson is an optimist and an enthusiast, lie exudes per­ sonality. He has pep, vigor and vitality ami doubtless could make 3 ACT COMEDY FULL (IF LAUGHS AND FUN. Spccini Music by High School Orchestra today so m en w ill \\ e thank Thee for sending the “Herenode" to the soul of SehuLert, the "Spring Song" to Slendelssohn, the “Kroise” to Reethhaven, the "Pathetique" to Tscharkowsky, the "Hnllelujnh” to Han­ del. We thank Thee for endowing us with minds and hearts to hear, to absorb- to love all the great inspiriutional creations of the mas­ ters. We thank Thee for all the beau­ tiful music ill the world.—The Etude. “H l’a a ’;pleasant fellow to have dVound; He.-fltows how to work and lie ' ’ knows how to play; a thoroughbred w8’ve al­ w ays found.’ ’ I.os Angeles claims the “world’s largest.scjiool orphpstrn" of 2,Jill) youthful player* between ages of six and fourteen. Miss Jennie H. Jones is the conductor. “We aim,’' she said recently, “not only to play the best Jack Grey of Mushegan, Mich., music, but also the learn what Gnlli Cuici, who will sing nt arrived in Kanford Monday and is music cun teach to those who de­ Daytona, Mar. HI, was born in light in it." stopping at the Montezuma. Milam, Italy. Upsides a wonderful voice, she is also a pianist of Georgiu abolishes the tax on vituoso ability. A woman of brond Q. P. Fnllnrd of Jacksonville is in the city for a few days on a opera companies. culture- fluent in the speech of business mission, many languages. Her husband is We thank Thee for songs of the Homer Samuels, composer. Wf. 0. Williams of Tampu is in birds, the laughter of children, the Madame Gnlli Curci is now an the city for a short time attending nocturnes of the breezes in the American and is very proud of to business. trees, the idyls of the water in the her American citizenship. Her brooks, the rnphsodies of eoui^- husband accompanies her on all Iter concert tours nml together H. H. Clarke of Atlanta was among the business visitors in the less bells, the requiem of the north they spend thu summers at her winds, the symphonies of the deep. palatial home in the Cntskills. city oh Monday. Larry Sparks of Osawan is in the city for a few days on bussincs tegistering at the Montnzumn, ADMISSION: 2. THIS SPACE DONATED BY J. M. Stuwnrt nf Rock Hill, S. C. is in the city for a few days on a bussincs mission. Mr*, and Mrs. ananese, Mass, hort time in the 1d pleasently at OUR VANISHING INDIANAPOI vocnhiflnEy . r r»»m tn cntnlo^ui < one concludes *!i:tl ’ha school effer more coui -i i:t E*igii than in unv i ’.her sobj. <-t. Why is it, therefore, Uial there i .such wide­ spread ignorimco < f our moth; r tongue and so general an nvec-io'i in the young t < the use of good sound words, instead of silly phrases nml glib dung of the street and the movies- “I'll sav,” “You tell 'em," “You raid a mouthf -l.’’ You ask the young lady i;’ : h • enjoyed l!..' music or thought it was not fortunate that tiie \. •;;'.‘icr v/tis so fine out of soarou and she will say "I’ll ray I do.” Thi answer for the first score or so i f TAXATION SHOULD nut tak, tim.M might ijot be nionu'ono.i the form of punishment- or be used to express class hatreds, or half- but when it is used liaiiitual’v i invariably by ali the young people baked ignorant theories. It is foolish to exact excessive taxes when they are not needed. Excessive taxation discourages e:iterprh.e. A mart will not risk money building up new factories, provid­ ing work, giving opportunity, if he must stand all the loss and “The Sidewalk Brigade !u*g.* give up half the profit- when there you net to throw papers, truit ia a profit. skins, cigar and cig.-uctti cn.l , THE FRENCH franc felt a lit­ burred matches, etc., on the si I •­ tle better Wodncsdn", although walk.” Could anything be nt ne courte­ you can still got twenty-four frunts for oqp dollar. Tho sickest money ous us well as explicit? The above Wednesday was Spanish, the pesta request is nrinted on sticker* which selling only u little above twelve th "Sidewalk Brigade” of New cents. That shows how things York City is pasting un in ad­ change. When tho war* was on vantageous places. New York like and exports of gold from the every other community in t h . United States were forbidden, you country, has Its problem of . leancould buy two dollars’ worth of lincss. People there, ns here, are American money in Spam with one dollur’s worth of "Spanish frequently thoughtless and care­ money. That was u chance to make less of the attractiveness of their a good investment. * town r.nd the well-being of fell v Do sjl.io o lh in g MUSIC PARAGRAPHS r. t . t-UhSIh.C, President It. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ENGLAND ANNOl XCKS eight squadrons added to her lightii g air fleet with 33,00(1 nun added to the fighting force. Perhups when this country g a r through cleaning up the Teilp it Home mess it will devote attention tn the creation of an air fleet. This log rest country should have the biggest air fleet. Every man in it could earn his pay in the post office- forest lire fighting and otherwise in peace. And mere possession of the biggest air fleet would protect this country from war. F ast Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4. Bloek 6, Tier 18. I.ois in \\ »ntlri:(T’s Sub-Division on easy terms. Hflfl jicrpF, Flo.vinff Well, Land Solid Body. Sub.ed in ;> acre lots. As tvitolc or in lots. Easy terms* I'or I ire-Insurance see us— 30 years in business. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON lt? 1- —Office Woodruff and Watson nole County Abstract Co. Announces Consolidation tvith Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. mi tjisli of all aorta which they v > Id m- cr think of throwing on l i t; lluori at home. Tfte final re­ s is dirt nnd chaos of a wholly unpictnrusquu variety. Ordinances have been adopted in many places where cleanup campaign* r.ro r.n regular na the Fourth of July or Christmas. Hut ordinance* won’t do everything. Ordinance* supported by public spit if und enforced by the interest of a growing number of private citizens will work. Politeness is a Gardener of Suare spending a city ami are loe.tthe Montozunia. Mf. and Mrs. F. I. Gardner of Javanese. Mass, are spending a •hort time in the city, and are locuterf pleasantly at the Montezuma 1^ . -------Mr. ami Mrs. Meese of Mount Vernon, N. Y. are amoung the nev arrival inthe Sanford, enroutc to ihe southern purt of the state. T- I. Alinbnch of Lockhavcn. N. • I. Allenbnch of Lock Haven, I'a, was ahtoung the new arrivals in -anford on Monday, and registered •it the Montozunia. R i. and Mrs. Edwin Foss, Miss Blanche Clements, Miss AllicGood'-vln and H. F. Snow are a qarty from St. Petersburg spending sun­ day here at the Montezumu. M. L* Taylor of Detroit, Mich., was among the arrivals in San­ ford on Monday and is registered at the Montezuma. Peter Paccacoli of Providence, R. I., is in the city for an extended ^tay and is making his headquar­ ters at the Montezuma. Samuel M. Schwarz of ChicagoIll., former rcsidept of Santoidlias returned from a pleasant stay at Palm Reach and Miami. of Sanford, Florida. • complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re* :npt end courteous attention. a MatlaiJ Pla„ For Coughs and Colds, aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and A ll Aches and Pains ALL DRUCQfSTS i 5c and 65c, jar* and tube* Hospital size, 93.00 spending the past two Nveeks with her parents at Centerville, Ala., ha* returned hopie. Mrs. Florence Cooley of Jack­ sonville- state chairman of the Ribaut Monument committee, is t’-’e guest of Mrs. B. J. Starling at her Lome on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Cooley will address the Ro­ tary Club Tuesday nt their week­ ly luncheon. Mi-s Nell Williams and her brother, Wm. Robert Williams were Oviedo visitors Thursday evening. itudrliffe Chautauqua opens The work tho Third Vice in ihe Oviedo Saturday morning nnd resent nt President Mrs. Sred Williams har. will la-'-t until Tuesday evening. Ira. Paul j been enjoyed ail the year bc/nusej The program promises to he one Ovcrlin. it is to and her Committee that I'of the best ever offered here and B- the club owo» nur tlsctull undat- a large crowd is anticipated for lips, Mrs.1tractive year hooks. the enjoyment and benefit of the J. Lloyd, _____ programs. Thu ticket sellers have rs. Chris The Corresponding Secretary been busy nil the week and Mi.<s Mrs. A. F. MncCnlister reported Patterson of the Chnutnuqim Com­ .tending 13 letters during the year pany is here directing the work. DI* nmknotice of all bonrd meetings, Mr. ami Mrs. Illuke have leased eeting of _____ the O. P. Swope house for five was held Mrs. W. A. Silts has a most active years. home of having given eight bridge parties The Worker Council of the in Rose: an well ps the annual Iptll and Methodist Sunday School nut Mon­ ison nml1one bridge luncheon, day evening nt the home of Mrs. hostsses. _____ T. W. l.awtoa. Many important | officers | The .Music Department r.flted matters were discussed^ among follows: with a mystery tea the sum o f ' them the building of n new Meth­ Howard; $7fi.00 for the building fund. Mrs.1 odist chttrrh in Oviedo. rs. Elton W. L. Henley has every reason to ! Mr. an.l Mrs. W. W. Mitchell of , ; be proud the uccomplishcmcnt Orlando were Oviedo visitors Fri­ ..... of her department. day. The Little Workers Missionary I The Chairman of the Literary held their regular quar- * Department Mrs. 111. M, Martin Society mite box meeting nt Lake reported a most interesting year terly Charnt lar.t Saturday afternoon. , given to reading various modern Refreshments were served in the ! plays. Tilt Mcmbershii of this .park after which children en­ department Is twenty eight inept , joyed games and the swinging. bers. HIGH SCHOOL OSCIIESTRA BRIDGE LUNCHEON SOUTH SIDE PARENT-TEACH­ The Palm Room ot the Valdez ERS ASSOCIATION. Hotel was the scene of one of the A very interesting program has loveliest parties given here re­ been arranged for the regular cently, when Mrs. Harry T. Rou- meeting of the South Side Pri­ well elite!tinned at luncheon, .Mon­ mary Parent-Teachers’ Associa­ day .honoring Mrs. Tom Bentley tion Thursday, Mar. 13 at 3:30 of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. F. A. p. m. McPherson of Highlands- Iowa, the Mrs. Henry Wight will give an charming guests of Mrs. Hurry IJ. instructive talk on Flowers, and Lewis. n part of the pleasing “ Fern Dny” DEPARTMENT Tile color motif of orchid, yel­ exercises will be repeated by the LITERATURE The annual business meeting of low nnd purple was carried out in school children. Literature Department of the every detail. Centering the long Several matters of importance the Woman’s Club, will be held Wed­ luncheon table was a low mound are to bo discussed at this meet­ afternoon ut 3:30. Plums of purple asters, larkspur, ngei- ing, so a full attendance is urged. nesday year’s work will be utium uud golden calendulas. At The mothers may bring their chil­ for tiie next and other important "'ut­ either end were smaller mounds of dren as Miss Luster will have' discussed given attention. All mem­ these some lovely blossoms. Down charge of the “Story Telling” as­ ters bers are urged to%be present. A the length of the table were feath­ suring nn interesting time for the short reading from “ Lady Windeery sprays of asparagus studded little folks. mere’s Fan” under the leadership with violets. Alternating at tiie of Mi-s Gray is also anticipated. daces were gold and purple bnsPIPE ORGAN CLUB Let’s have one hundred per cent iets filled with candies and salted Mrs. W. K. Scoggan was host­ attendance. nuts, fastened to which were thu ess .Monday afte rnoon to the mem­ place cards. Favors of decks of bers of the Pipe Organ Club, at Mrs. J. W’ard Tottnnn, who was cards in purple nnd gold wrappings her residence on Park Avenue. upon Monday evening at and tied with satin ribbons were This lovely home was beautiful­ operated hospital, al­ also placed ut each place. The ly adorned witli snap dragons and L'crnald-Laughton though her condition was consider­ ferns. chandeliers ami floor lamps were ed serious Tuesday morning During the business session, hopes are entertained for hergrent shadid in orchid and gold which re­ cast a soft glow over the pretty Mrs. Kent Rossiter, vice president, covery. scene. Tho entire room was en­ presided in the absence of the circled with potted palms and president, Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ryan- of Ft. At the conclusion of business the Pierre ferns und floor baskets filled with spent the week-end here golden jonquils, calendulas, pur­ hostess served potato salad- nut as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ple and orchil, larkspur and a.i- bread, snltines topped with cheese E. Laing. Mr. Ryan was former * tots. At 1 o'clock a delicious and nuts, nnd coffee. manager of Hanford and both About twenty members wate city seven course luncheon was served. he nnd his charming wife have After the luncheon the guests present. hosts of friends hero. reiiaiicd to tiie home of Mrs. Frank Mrs. Janus E. Craig and Mrs. Miller on Magnolia Avenue, where There i . nothing so rondusive to a number of spirited games of Brooks White- Jr., of Jacksonville comfort as a good bed. Let us nre the charmin'; guests of Mrs. A. make you comfort able. Phone San­ bridge were eiqayed. The Miller home was transform-j M. DeFotrert at Iter lovely coun­ ford Mattress Factc/y— 402 Ml. ed into a bower of beauty, the try home. These two visitor: com­ color scheme of orchid- purple and' Mr. anti Mrs. W. B. Newkirk of gold prevailing. French baskets,! ing down especially to attend the jardeniors- pedestal and hanging state board meeting of the N. S. Elmira, Now Jerr.ey arc in the city baskets filled with orchid ami D. A. R.. which is being held Tues­ for an extended rtay. purple ageratii'miNaikspiire, as-, day at the Woman’s Club. torn and golden narcissus and culWe will do the most important endaInns being effectively used. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Conrad, Dix­ part of your Spring house clean­ Scores were kept with purple i ami golden pencils on dainty tal­ ie Conrad. J. P. #Conrad had C. \V. ing. Phone Sanford .Mattress Fac­ lies in orchid and yellow. The Sir rt compose n party from At­ tory—102-111. prize for top score being a box of lanta. Ga., arriving in Sanford hand drawn handkerchiefs* was1 Monday for nn indefinite stay. won by Mrs. Henry Wight. Low NOTICE OF MEETING score prize u box of stationery, Sanford Lodge 1211 B. I’. was given Mrs. W. D. Gardiner. i xi optional enjoyment ami a most Cut prize, a lute book went to 0. E. will hold their regular delightful courtesy to these vi*iMrs. \V. M. Scott. t.ii s, the cordial hospitality of the meeting Wednesday tiie 12th The honorces, Mesdantes Bentley ami McPherson were presented hostess being reflected in every 1at 8 p. m., for the election of fountain pens _a* memento of the detail. Covers were laid for thirtyJOE CHITTENDEN, See three. Georgia Mobley, (in C class) when nsked by the tel “What is a demagogue 7“ re] “Why n demagogue is n • tear hr r." Teacher: “Marry- what u idiom 7 Harry Woodruff: *A person hasn't any sense." Sanford .Matters* Factory showing a real nice line of ttpl s.sring materials. You k Im should see them. Phone 402-SI ralrittu. writer supplies. II. s. 1*0*0, .. I'i-nplr<t llank _ I'hnnr US* WARD OFF GRIPPE ih>t' VIADE 1 S JUsf DISSOLVE 5s ' ' A N D D R I N K .17 , A GREAT CONVEnlE x i AND OH. SO COOl) 1 Wheeless & Welsh '» ** Vulcanizing Shop The Recording Secretary Mrs. i Oh P. Irummond. lui.t atttended t every meeting except,-three during and her efficient work has been The Junior* under the*leadership u great help to the president. i f Mm. J, D., Woodcuff. and paid Tile Park Committee Chairman for 8 dozen of silver fork and Mrs. Harry Hecrcn reported tak­ spoons. ing over the work of tho 13th* street purk und the planting of over one hundred dollars worth of trees and palms. Mrs. I). P. Drummond chairman of the sash, shades and drapperies Committee on furnishing the Oluh house reported all shndes bought hut that the draperies for the sun parlor were yet to be bought. Mrs. E. P. Mores reported, all all the club house chairs paid for und a small balance in the treasury Mrs. Ed. Lane reported that 20 curd tables bought and paid for. •' ' Mrs. R. R. Deusreported that 20 curd taldemade and donated.I Mrs. I). L. Thrasher reported the temoon. The water was cM but it helped our appetites. . Ajj the bath wc ate lunch- and Mi we ate about five gnllons of I cream. Spink Dutton ia knowilY have eaten t hree qunrt* nil by .In rclf. John Andes was n th uncomfortable nest day front M ing combined too many sour pic|) with hii ice erram. <:. * rid of that Coi.l quickly before fever -ll • Ul.litioii l set i:i uud jotl k w i lim1 citse of grippe. I.eon.-trijr* "outfit H.rup ( t’r*o,.ile<l) quickly i— *tli— s n; .| In als ru,v threat*. eubMhw iblrgin, probetti the luug., utoia Irrlatint* am! bring relief. If you bare , i tight cough, laid cold, gritipi’ or bron-liitis gi t u t’otth Ilf ls'omirdls CottMt Syrup (Creisotctl) nml wen! off tnBro wrlons trouble. Fine f>>e whoopla* •on :li un i croup. The safe, sure sad alraiunt remedy that you can depend upon. I’rote, t vour clilldrou und your* self. At your tlrufiElstl. Thursday—Play Do something today in a helpful . way; To slandar tyrn a deafened ear; Oh,.brother, live your life so they Will..mis* you when ydti go from ’* 'i here. —Phil Armstrong. '.JK auaniren.iuuaEnznBnBM H nanK iJYBnBarreBaaszH naiw Pensacola is t call. An inj granted to pi of two recall gets nnywhiTi1 over city imlit ••■7—-Music Department of Log* fit a caioused soulless thing, More of a place of smile and •■ cheer; Into the coldness some warmth bring, Let a«smllc replace n tear. A cordial welcome awaits you at this The editor of the Orlando Re­ porter-Star recently visited l<akc county and found the sentiment overwhelmingly in favor of Jen­ nings for governor. I in the welfare department wc wo find the Educational Comlttee I under the chairmanship of Mrs. Morton Thigpen very active, do­ nating two desks to the Domes­ tic Science department of the High 1School and furnishing the dining 1room. _ KINDLY ACTS Dp »omethlng today that will help to take v/Ajray the sadness within some heart; \ Do Jomething today that will help V -i to make ‘Tha city less of a gold-mail ' mart. Snnfonl, FJa at KiX c.E P 7 K)I^ 1Tl, IL FIGHT the farmers have made, Mussel Shoals would have gone the way of Tea Pot Dome As a n a tte r of fact, the manner in which the Ford offer has ' nTh, been kicked around by Congress is little short of a national scandal within itself. Who is responsible. for the delay? \\ hy hasn t there been action? Who are the interests to t which this giant public development was to be thrown? Isn’t Rami it about time to say some pointed things to Congress on this »utit» subject?—Southern Iturahst. Residence 217-W y—SocUJ Dneartpnent will •v w ln r bridge party with D«i» as hostessLltffature Dfeparti will mset at the club • at 3:30 p. m. hi«Eni?r» y °Uto *1pce,ler his picture made so theshot n* use it when he is injured i The Oviedo Motor Company hns again changed hands, Mr. Strick­ land hnving sold his interest to Mr. Orr. a new filling station is bcinir erected on the front of the lot and when completed will be quite an nddition as well ns a con­ EDITORIAL STAFF venience to the town. Miss Maxine Young was a week­ Editor___________Lee McClain end visitor to DoLand last week. Asssocinte Editors. Mnry ' “Twelve Old Maids” was quite Stanley, Mnry Elizabeth Pctcq success at Gonevn Thursday eve­ ston, Jean Mnxwcll, Claire ning an wns evidenced by the Jail Znchery, Walter Harbor, Camilla house,, the hearty applause and Puleston, William DuUose. the “raised hands’’ requested by the-“Twelve Old Maids.” An extra On Thursday evening, Mar. 13, addition to the performance were tyro songs by Mrs. Chas. Lee, the the High School will give it play Inst a Japanese song in costume for the benefit of tho Orchestra. was especially attractive, ’both Tha title is “Aboard a Slow Train were good ami greatly appreciated Through Missouri.” and members from all the classes will take part. by the audience. This is o.ie ot t:;o »umiicst play., .Mrs. J. H. Lee- Sr., returned Thursday from Fort Myers where we have ever put on. Wc hope to she has spent the last two months. have a good crowd and to make with her daughter, Mrs. P, U.j a good sum for ottr orchestra. Mathison. There were 110 essays on “The W. n. Young nml L. E. Jordan were business visitors to Aston Constitution of the United State*.’’ handed in to the l». A. R. on Feb. Sunday nml Monday. • The’ Woman’* Bible class of the I J9. The contestants for the $15 Methodist Sunday school held their; prize given by the D. A. R. are monthly meeting at the club house very anxious to know who won it. Monday afternoon with Mrs. Joe' (frown and Mrs. R. L. Kelsey as j 3 be members of the Sophomore hostesses. Reports from the Or- j class chaperoned hv Mrs. Maxwell nhanage were given by several of took their annual . pring hath put the Indies who visited that institu-j at .Silver Laku.la.-l Thursday .aftion some time ago nnd plans were discussed fnr means of helping the orphanage. Alter the btisi- MrsJohu l.eoooardi I Wcdnbrdny the annual meeting j for the year 102*1 was' o f untisal I Interest, giving ns it did the re•runic of all the work done by ail theol fleers anti d etrim en ts in the 1Club. Whets a-club woman is work­ ing in one department she is apt to loose sight ot the work of the departments and annual reports makes one wonder how it all could Imve been done. Colonel, We Salute You! If there are germs on money the germ* in Germs plenty of room to piny an Steam spouted n mil, hi n Hawaiian vnlcnno, outdi congressmen by n few fa .t Oviedo WOMEN’S CLUB COLUMN. .%! T '■ ° ' ’ TODAY THE first radio set will he installed in the Vatican, and the Pope, a t his leisure, will hear voices from far ami near. What a marvelous miracle it would have seemed, five hundred years ago, had it been announced that the Pope, sitting in his palace, .could hear voices singing across the ocean. Tho miracles of today arc Scien­ tific miracle:'; and almost us inter­ esting ns the spiritual miracles of olden time. • i. POLITICS -IS politics, which means that It is mean. Tho effort of Democratic senators to drag President CoMidgo into the oil scandal because he sent two' tele­ grams to E. M. McLean, owner iand publisher of The Washington Post, may he' all right in the political game- hut it would he all wrong in any decent game. 'ihe President of the United States answers all messages that enme from citizens whom he kiiows end from tens, of thousands whom he tlotn not know. He replied to messages from E. II. McLean, on * nf tin most intimate friends of the late President Harding. There is no connection between President Coolidgc nnd the oil scandal dis­ honest;/ and nil intelligent citizens know it. THE 8ANFORP PAILY- IfERAfcD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11.1921 Dan Dobb Sa ) keynote of su<: • Now that a municipal water plant is assured, how about the electric light und gas plants? ------- (> - * State and county taxes should be paid at once. Only a few more days until they will become de­ linquent if not paid. ■o Senator Jim Reed’s repudiation by his own constituents is in keep­ ing with the general sentiment throughout the country ngains; the Missouri man. " J * 1 Beginning: to Look Like a Day Nursery, rw *-7 U.VtfJO FOWOW* Cor. Oak Avenue and Third S tretl •s a g u n i f o r m , U e p o n a a o lo re v e :* s p o ils a y o f ih o in r o i li o n t s u s e d a bakeday Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes F; “SERVICE THAT MAKES FRIENDS." <S WORLDS ORWr&T bjI k ix o [ ' row out ' Is the Phone Number ’ I HAVE MOVED TO FIRST ST. COME IN AND SEE US. , BEST BY TEST t 1'ruculH lH ar<' I n s t r u c t f i l t o r i- f o m l iiuoit-y In , \.-i> I iixUiiii -i - uli,-i< s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s nr<- i m t olitiilm -il. Tin- \*-r\ llrsi ,|., h* nf t'I .r . M J U N K S I.IN H i t A M I h l l l W ' . t T I I M I ' u t m o s t I n v u r l u t i l y Ntops tli i-li-inl.-ncy o f s i ....... am i i-nouliliu a m i t h e t l i i i <I tlosu u s u a l l y s l o p s tin - s o v e r c s t «'«i|,|> Tin* i-nmutnn I'olil m u s t In- clitiisi-il a s a s e r i o u s d i s e a s e s o u c l rid nl It a t mice. If j o u r m u s c l e s lire s o r e o r > n u l iu v c th at elillls f e e l ln u w i t h it d u l l l ir a d a c l ie . I t 's u s u r e s t u n t h a t v n u h a v e liihi-n cold. I'o ll'l w a l l f o r I'lle lllllo llla t o d e v e l o p . | ,,, l l.,,\ i I,.,III. of I'l.C.M J U N K S I .I V K I t AND K l l i N K V T u N I t ’ t o d a y . T i n r m d Is s m a l l a n d y o u c u n not i i t f o r d t o t a k e a eliaip-o a t t i n s t o m ..f > .. u F o r sale a t timesasmucTun ?/ia t o f an y otherJhmnd ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON I LOOK WHO IS COMING Ill I’erson Ten and a Half People (Little Jeff) TIIE WORLD’S GREATEST LAUGHING lit Three Acta Hear Mutt and Jeff’s Jazz Orchcstr 15— S O N G Matinee -1 l*. M. H IT S — Night A fter Ihe ruin, damp and fu*r of winter your beds in many instances have became unsnnitury. Let us . egin. lenoNule, rework nnd reticle them. We make them as goi'ti as new for about one-third the cost of a neNV ci.e. We have thousands of satisfied patrons in San­ ford and t;itrrounding territory. We : !v) do uphol>tering and have a fall nnd complete lino of Inpeotrk’K and velourt; front • ne of the biggest \vhoi.*“-»n?e supply house.* in the United Stales. Will be piad iu r.ui.'Xiiil • antpicti u p o ret per.!, i’hime us your wan Ur. BRING T H IS T IC K E T which admits one School Child (not uu-r I to u 50c veal at the Matinee. SEAT BALE R. C.* F I WHIPS m FACTORY r 2 T s :3 5 s a 2 S 3 K 3 u r^ n t3 ;;a 3 a s ” x l l r t o r r n I'aliiK-llu nml s a n f i i - ' AVIS *0.1 t : n « i j f M n i l M t . r t �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUB8PAY, MARCH EVERT TRUE— r — /|N O PITCHINGSTAFF OF REDS WILL GIVE TROUBLE t€ T Wham! TGU. By CONDO j HIM ANY T l W O TO S O r TO M «. KNOW IN T i m e , SAY A O o u p te ot» d a t a*, 5 o L c a n f i a R C A pr. /U4/7?/V<sr, Cincinnati lliu Seven Dependable Pitcher* Who Are Likely To Prove Nemesis To Champ­ ion Giants. NOT REALLY LOST H® No article of value la reallv font until aftmr The Herald Want* have been called upon to restore it to the rightful owner. Pocketbooka, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, things of Intrinsic value and others that are prised because of their association, are often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Warrtr, Herald Wants are the first thing to consult when something of value is lost or found. Herald Wants bring los­ ers and findara together. To reach all the pedple •effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone to send for it or phone It to the Want Ad Department. RIDE A BICYCLE ■- * And u n ear far*. Increase jroar Baak accomt 8e* THE SPORTSMAN STORE SANFORD CYCLE CO The Payee’s N a ^ On your check should b« PROTECTED The “Safe-Guard” ■ CINCINNATI. Mar. 11-Cincin, ‘natl, with its "Royal Red Pitching ■Seven," is knocking at the door of la the only machine that does It h+/ THc=.tS.«i/ S A N O T H ttR . T H IN <2 — baseball’* hall of fame. On paper CHARLES B. BOWERS, Representative Jit would appear that the Reds j o h n s g n !!! — a, m i n u t c have the strongest pitching stnir For Orange, Lake, Seminole and Volusia Counties. In the National League. The Royal Red Seven,” ns the stnfT t t e a >IS « Orlando, Fli. hai been called, is composed of the veterans I.uque, Benton. Donohue, S T tc i. 'Mays and Rixey, and the recruits, h 'A W 'V G May and Shechnn. PHONE 148 Luque was the leading pitcher in the major leagues last yenr, ■when he won 27 and lost eight. Rixey won 20 and lost 15; Dono­ Down nt Snrasotn, Fla., Giant training camp. Jack Bentley, the hue, 21 and 15, and Benton 1-i and heavy-hittinti io ball, ball. Bentley may play j — l -hitting pitcher, Ink-’S ^ g fg g *g^ f g fg*gotJHiHJgfg/afajantjarHJgfafHfgrEfi!jajgrajHnLnir,u: .y-iiitting tuk *s a swipe nt the 10. Thus, this quartette won a regularly of his hitting ability. ilarly this year on one of the sacks because li .total of 82 games, almost enough He’s the Bnbe Ruth of the Nntionnl League. to land a pennant, and if they do *s well <luring the coming season ■the chances of the Reds will be N E W YORK CO LO RSCO PES bright. ... New llurlcrs Doubtful BY ELIZABETH CRAIG j i It is di.. cult to figure just how the new pitchers will fit in. Carl New York City.—Lydia Hutch i- ZangwitI were all compelled to use Mays, the Ynnkeo cnstolF, took t part in only seven games with the »on, btack-haired, twcnty-two-ycar- the radio to make their shafts hit Gas 25c Automobile Repairin old Idaho beauty, th: mark I i world’s champions last season, and ( although he won five ha ranked h e a d e d uncon­ Among other caustic sallies, Mr. , near the bottom in the earned run cernedly through Tapim is credited with catling avernges. .lakie May, the Pacific a blizzard on a America the “land of the million­ 1Coast southpaw last season won spectacular sixty- aire unde, the nauseating Long­ ’ 19 and lost 22, which was not as OPEN DAY AND N IG H T ----- LADIES’ REST ROOM mile mush down fellow, the degenerate Whitman Mmpressivo n record ns ho compiled the snow trail to and the intolerable Washington.” .In 1922, when he won 35 and lost 'catch a train to But I have heard worse comments t only nine games. Sheehan has New York the within the three-mile limit, and (made on excellent record in the other day. But from foreigners coming here to .American Association. Last sonwhen she got lecture, too. “C r p d c," "new,” son he won 31 games and lost received. His statement was made j ■ ] •nine. h e re , crossing "money-grubbing,” “barbarous" and in a plea to the county commission- f | Three Cost $ 100,000 through Broad­ “vulgar” arc a few of the adjec­ era to provide means vif sending i If Jack Hendricks, manager of way traffic abso- tives frequently leveled at us and On the Joe Sauser Corner. Oviedo-Orlando Road exhibits from the demonstration the Reds, gets from this trio u win Qiihtfc Crete lutcly terrified our civilization. farm to the Dade county fair, 1ner and a fair performer he will her. And if the acid test of criticism NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA. *be in a position to seriously chalwhich, the ysaid, they were unable She thinks nothing of driving a were be applied, Kipling would llengc the monopoly which the New flying sledge team around a moun­ never to to do. he allowed to land, and it is •York Giants have had on the Nat­ tain curve where a skid would send doubtful whether It. G. Wells or TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mar. 10 r n r n . !mnrn„„ ional Lcngue pennant for the last Farmers Conference and COCOA Extensive improve, three yenrs. The three pitchers her crashing half a mile down a G. B. Shaw would get in, either. The t cost the Cincinnati club close to canyon side. But even the sugges­ So, on the whole, isn’t it at least Workera’ Forum, to be held nt the meats to be made in this city. Florida A. & M. College here, is F$100,000 in cash and plnyers, tion of riding in the subway made more exciting to "pay our money to be a significant gathering* in ' which is proof of the extent to her sick. She was perfectly at case and take our insults"? that it will set in motion those I which Garry Herrmann, owner of competing against hardened veter­ activities that are calculated to ’ the club is witling to go to insure ans of the snow lands in the last By way of proving that the make of the negro farmer n more { a championship contender, American dog derby at Ashton, modern girt isn't a bit different prosperous and therefore a morel i Carl Mays, wearing the flnnnels Idaho, and forced four of them to from her sister of crinoline days, citizen, say officials in . of the National League, will he break a world's record to keep ahead the most popular song in New contented charge of arrangements for the an uncertain quantity. Ho exper­ of her, but smartly-dressed, clevcr- York now is of the ultra clinging meeting. ienced his first bad season in the longued New York men embarOnly workable problems ns upvine type, titled major leagues in 192.1, but Mana­ plied to the different sections of "Every night • asset' her so that she was speech­ I ger Hendricks is gambling that his the state are to be considered. Cry Myself to underhand delivery will prove a less when they were about. Amung questions that will occupy Sleep Over You”. On the whole, .Miss Hutchison, puazle to the butters of the Nation­ the attention of the conference, it Orchestra leaders al League for one season at least. the only woman who ever entered 9 is -announced, will be: in supper clubs the American dog derby, decided 1. The farm labor problem. j and dance halls r flcr investigation that she liked 2. Paying crops; bow to raise tell me that re­ her own country's "wide open them. quests by women spices" licttrr tlian the city's “wide 8. Marketing surplus produc­ patrons arc two. c sen places’’. She didn’t like to tion. • .'l •I The necessity for better t- c women smoking and royglng to one against all others for this HE Studebaker name guaran­ the only makers of cars at our prices homes and schools. How to se­ •■’il site hated the noise and bustle song. After all, bobbed hair and Where savings come cure them. flat heels don't do much damage to tees to you the utmost in finewho do this. The one thing she FORT MYERS, Mar. 11- The re5. Co-operative saving. Then how do the Studebakers so car construction. For 72 years It means careful inspection. With was jazz. She said the true feminine, and women will atta and water carnival to I State-wide interest in develop­ be women while the world lasts. Jar undersell any comparable cars? it has stood for quality, for honest she'd tike to dance all night, hut us it means 30,000 inspections in the •Bold in Fort Myers on Thursday, ing furm resources makes the pur­ workmanship, for square dealing. manufacture of each Studebaker car. Because we build so many. The Mar. 11, is receiving wide-spread *'ic admits she will have to go pose of the conference timely- it is There is no end to the wave of stated, for the negro farmer j support. Entries are at hand tack to Idaho to get into training fixed costs are divided by enormous It has always stood for style and "should be ns in the pnst* a vital 1 from Miami, Cnptiva, lloca Gramie, •or lie.' next race. For, says ‘lie, Egyptology which has swept the Luxury anti beauty output—150,000 cars per year. class. Remember Studebaker car­ country from the royal and muchagent in such development." 1 Stinibel, Everglades, Sarasota, I’un- you can't even breathe, much less " IFlorida 'I n r i i l f i ftffpp«. n riages <— supreme examples of fine Because we build our own bodies. touristed tomb of Tut-ank-amcn. offers, ns nno other ta Gorda, Tampa, St. Petersburg, beep lit in New York! It means a car to be proud of. Embroideries, shoes, froeks, bats, southern state does," states Presi­ coach building. Apalachicola. Races of that day The saving to you on some types is • Our body finish includes 15 coats dent W. 11. Howard, of the A. & food, furniture, dishes and even atari in Caloosahotchce liny, op­ up to $300 per car. Consider our facilities—mark what of paint and varnish. Evm Iri-ii John McCormack, die manners seemed to catch the con­ M. College, "finest of opportunity posite Fort Myers, nt 10:00 o’­ Because we make our own forg­ we have at stake. $90,000,000 in as­ to make a comfortable living out Chase Mohair is used to upholster clock A. M. and continue during famous tenor, lias felt the im- tagion early. And now the theatres of the soil and it is to this end ings, saving another profit there. sets, $50,000,000 in plants and equip­ the forenoon, until 11:30 A. M„ j >lsc of the Americanization move­ appear to have been struck. At our closed bodies — made from the that the negro farmers will meet and then go on again from 1:30 ment. Fur years Mr, McCormack, least, Jane G »vl is reviving Shakes­ ment, $10,000,000 in body plants soft fleece of Angova goats. Because our plants are modern and to get first-hand information about 'to 5:30 1*. M. •ho was lxirn in Alhhinc, lias peare’s "Anthony and Cleopatra" alone. Wc offer much extra equipment. efficient. We have spent $38,000,000 progressive farm matters.” V.",*. famed a; a cclebrator of the ami Mary Garden sang Cleopatra Note our multiplying "The Forum,” he adds, "ns its on them in the past five Physical Exercise For •lenient oi Hi in in the music of recently at the Chicago Opera name implies, will give nil work­ sales — the sensation of years. Oie day. House. Furthermore, until now, ers a chance to review matters in Motordom. Because we keep our School Pupils Is Aim Lately, however, his most bril- nobody general thut will make the negro had done Cleopatra since It is fair to assume that men, make them part­ i Hant successes upon platform anil have a better understand­ Of School Authorities wax have been genuine all-Ameri­ 1908 and only seven persons have group wc can and do build the ners, pay them large ing as to living conditions." attempted her within the last sixTALLAHASSEE, Flu., Mar. II finest cars c.nd at Stude­ The conference will lie conduct­ bonuses to stay. Chang­ —A full -Hi minute period brimful! can bits, bko “Wonderful One’* tc en years. As if this weren’t ed on Mar. 27-28 at which time baker pricer. ing men is expensive. •of exercise every day during the and "Somewhere in the World”. t-iumph enough for the long-dead representative farmers and other 'I lie latter, a recent fox trot, is Because we conductthis rchool yenr is the aim of Florida’s Tut, lie puls hi3 country on the leading negroes are expected to W hat is n fine car? school authorities in their elTarts sard to he hi 3 map further by getting an Egyp­ business in every way on avail themselves of reduced rules A fine car means the to build the state's manhood and (avoritc song. tian legation sent to this country, which A. & M. officials say will the best modern lines. “Wc’vc got to best materials any cost 'womanhood of tomorrow. This is the first one we’ve ever hail, be available on all Florida roads (shown in instructions sent out to work out a real can buy. We use 35 for­ for Egypt lias been under Turk­ to Tallahassee. Studebaker is now the world’s largest Wfiat buyers save all schools in the state once a •rt for America," "The oecnsion will answer as it m ulas for steels, each ish or British rule ever since our month by the department of pub­ :■* insists. builder of quality automobiles. kind of home-coming for many be­ country has existed. The Studebaker Lightknown to be best for its lic instruction. Another mudcause Tallahassee is the homo of Last year, 145,167 fine-car buyers paid purpose. We pay a pre­ Six Touring Car sells for This exorcise, says the last i et of •»xt! who agrees negroes scattered over many parts There undoubtedly is a tendency $1,045. Under ordinary mium of 15r '. on some to instructions, or raihi r comment v ;th him ii Paul $201,000,000 for them. of the state," says Professor toward greater frankness in the on forms of calisthenics, should be m an u factu rin g condi­ get the formulas exact. Hownrd. A'hitcman, who, There are 13 models. world today. One finds it, in New for the most part the kind that rn All Studebaker models tions it would need to Lincoln’s birthday, pave a con­ York anyway, among women par­ brings into play the large musil • .‘EARN AS YOU LEARN" Prices begin at $1,025. arc equipped with Tim­ cert to demonstrate just what diis cost you from $1,200 to ticularly. They show it in the ,of the body. “The larger muscles .MIAMI, Mar. 10—Earn ns you ken bcaringj. There arc $1,400. of the trunk and limbs must le country has given the musical way they dress and talk and Go see the reasons for this trend. See why leurn, is the policy of the students few cars in America, re­ used," it is pointed nut. “This is world. On our Special-Six the at the Dade County Agricultural dance. And the newest books and sales have almost trebled in three years. 11is experiment was watched with plays, whether by men or women, ‘one of the imoons why games are High school. Those who are learn­ gardless of price, which difference might be $400 Why these cars have become the sensation '.more satisfactory than calisthenics. high hopes by grand opera singers, have the same almost brutal note. ing dairying by keeping rows, have equal ours nn this point. to $700. It is possible to spend a great (’cal pianists, metre potilan critics and People arc franker about emotion, made $ 1,000 for themselves during of Motordom. In our Light-Six, l'or in­ On our Big-Six type jof time exercising the smaller many others who expect that the last year, according to J. L. too, than they stance, we put more the difference may run muscles while the games bring in­ American music will some day Butts, instructor of agriculture You owe that to yourself before you buy once were. And Timken be wings than to play practically all the rmis- be considered a fine art. This amount bus been made by the into thousands, depend­ a fine car. now the popular ’cles, especially the large ones of are used in any competi­ ing on the number pro­ students, suid Mr. Butts, in addi­ song realm has the legs and trunk.” tive car, within $1,500 cf tion to the thorough education they duced. For this car com­ b een invaded The talk of barring Giovanni The hygienic vnlce of correct its price. pares only with the high­ and, to replace posture is emphasized by the de­ ’-’apini, Italian author, front the the coy pieces partment. "if we are going to United States because he criti­ est-priced cars in Europe COLD FACTS (scnd the blood to all parts of the cised American people and niethA fine car means fine engineering. about eyes that Some of our D’g-Sixes, for instance, and America. « « * body we must keep the body in oD, raised die interesting ques­ used to be writ­ We spend $500,000 yearly on that de­ have two nickel-plated bumpers, one That’s what the Herald You will respect the Studebaker ‘such a position that there wu! be tion: “Shall all the critical be ten when people partment, employing 125 able men. or two extra disc wheeb with ccrd Want Ads nre—cold facts— Ho restriction of its passage to any shut out and only pra*e be al- were in love, there is a regular methods when you come to know about things that arc plan­ tires, a courtesy light, a motometer, It means careful construction. We •member,” is is suggested and al io lawcd to flow from visiting lips?” epidemic of "lip" songs. Instead them. You will admire the cars they ned for your good. They steel trunk, etc. ,pointed out that there is great have 12,500 up-to-date machines. of “l Can’t Make My Eyes Be­ create. You will delight in the.values. New Y ’ork ship news reporters nre plain statements that mental value in the correct pos1,120 of our operations arc exact to Tilts factory, remember, is the will help you get what you t’- tu because the pupil who lin’d* immediately shouted “No! 1 Half have", “Drink to Me Only With Remember that last year 145,167 1/1000 of cn inch. 360 are exact to are after in business, home ancient home of fine coach work. ’nail lilt, will tin I that it soon It*, the zest, they insisted, would be Thine Eyes” and the like, we have, fine-car buyers, after copiparisons, or recreation. the more outspoken, "Take, Oh one-half of 1/1000 of an inch. icomes an attitude. His m ntal p.nc from life with the elimina­ • <* 4 * c I iol -^ the Studebaker models. So Read these cold facts ev­ himself erect and walks with soring tion of the front page story that Take Those Lips Away" that It means infinite pains. For in­ A fine car must be enduring. A niany people could not be wrong. ery day and soon it will development will follow closely th makes irate subscribers instantly Brooke Johns, a youthful scion stance, we machine all surfaces of Studebaker E;g-Six, built in 1018, strike you forcibly that physical." Learn why they did so before you uke pen in hand to ease their of the dOO, turned actor, is singing our crankshafts as was done in there is something you are has so far run 475.000 miles. That wrath by diatribing again>t “those to nightly rounds of applause at buy a c arat $1,000 or over. You owe Liberty Airplane Motors. Wc are missing. That is the help CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH biter loping foreigners". Umv dull the Ziegfcld Follies. means 80 years of ordinary service. that to yourself. the Herald Wants can uf“Well," says Mr. Johns, “and MONEY k would be, they urge, if the col­ ford you. Send this ml ami ten cents to orful Margot Asquith, the too- why not? Lips do have more to Get accustomed to doing Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., frank Lut vastly entertaining Clics- do with love than eyes, don’t_ things by the Herald Wnnt L I G H T - S l X they? Then let’s admit ill” S P E CI AL . SIX Ad metriud uad you will 'Chicag o, 111., writing your name •.r.'tan • and 'be cop«-nroductivc find them profitable, even 5-PasaenEer 112-in. V/.B. 40 H. P. and address clearly. Y’ou will re­ 5-Paiaenger 119-in. V/.B. 30 II. P. in the most trivial matters. 7-Pass:nscr 125-in. W. B. 60 H. P. T o u r in g ...................... . • . 31045 w o u l d n u n .I) m o r e r o a d s ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S NEW THEATRE T o u r i n j .........................................51423 T o u r i n s ......................................|17S0 Roadster (3-Pass.) . . . Turn the cold facts of tile . . 1025 N ST. PETERSBURG, Mur. 10 — FOR BRADENTON ’HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND Roadvcr ( 2 - P a s t.) ........................... 1400 Coupe-Roadster (2-Pass.) . . . 1195 Herald Wants into gold in Speedster (5 -P a s s.)...................... for coughs, colds and hoarseness, Coupe (5 -P a s s.).......................... ....... Coupe (5-Pass.) . . . . your pocket. . . 1393 i.i, ...... .. .. There are not enough good roads Coupe (5-Pass.) . ' . . . . . 2493 Sedan ............................... Ult.VDENTOW N, Mar, 10—Per- j„ pmcllun county, say suburb­ also free sample packages of FO­ Sedan .................................................. 1935 To reach all the people S e d a n ............................................. 2685 effectively — leave your LEY PILES, a diuretic stimulant ia it has been issued here fur the a idles of this city, who lmve petitWnnt Ad at The Heruld of­ construction (A // price j t. o. b. factory. Terms to meet your convenience.) < > f a new $70,000 j jonvj f,,r the creation of a special for the kidneys, and FOLEY <’Afice. Phone us to send for I tiis gave Braden town a t mud mid bridge district in the ,THAR iIC TABLETS for Consti­ theatre it, or phone it to the Want SAN JUAN GARAGE pation and Biliousness. These won­ total in building permits from F cb.isouthern section of St. Petersburg Ad Department. 301 West First Street derful remedies have helped mil­ 1 to Mar. 3 of $’.11,855. The new t and the issuance of $015,000 worth PHONE 148 lions of people. Try them!' Sold of bonds with which to build per­ T H E * W O R L D ’S L A R G E S T P R O D U C E R manent highways in that section, everywhere. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE'S® ...Carolina-Florida Service Station... BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS Will Discuss How To Better the Negro Farmers’ Condition i f . * " can be done Water Car nival and Regatta To Be Held At Ft. Myers Soon The finest of cars can be sold at these prices T Go and See W h y Studebaker Leads �f JFT ■'->■, M r* LrHJ 'V • ' '* • ' V . ;T : vS.vl. ' •" • '. • ■ 5t"v w PAOfc 1 THE SANFORD ftA ILY HERALD, .TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924. YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION PHONE 148 148 *. V -------------SAVE DELAYS AND INCON VENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE H ER ALD FOR SALE Sanford Daily Herald FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES AND WANTED A WANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS tUU i$SLE—UeSoto paints anti T o Term*!' Cash in Advance BUILDING MATERIAL Right Madam Harriet, MIRACLE Concrete Co., ' vanrithes at Sanford Novelty SANFORD REAL ESTATE is In FORDS great demand. Investors are Beauty Parlor. cement work, sidowlaks, Works, solojig$nt*. . 154-tfc New and Used »<«. w ill h r r e ­ looking for good bargains. If you Over Mobley's Drug Store. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. j In Real Estate, LOCATION is second c e iv e d front iralriiii. end r » l CITRUS trees—I have Valencia", have any teal estate to buy or sell ROADSTERS Park Ave. Phone 245. Terwlilegcr, Projg__________ ; ■ I r r tn r "*al • im aird lu trljr f u r 1 TOURINGS Tangerine, Salsuma, Jaffn- Lu it will pay you to use The Herald . M M ttn i only in importance to price, and often is WANTED—To buy second hand Lumber and Building ”M « u r i a r ,tJ COUPES sewing machine Cheap. Write 1 Tlmr —.................. . IOp n tlnp Jim Gong ami Grapefruit buds on classified page. Carter Lumbor Company SEDANS the controlling factor in the sale of a 9 Tlutfi — ..... . Sr n llnr B.UX.'TUler, Vao'la" Cent lliacounJ- FOR R E N T -5 ”room house with for particular*. P. 0. Box 681. Nb I-aurel St. Phone 5QB, TON TRUCKS M T t a r e . t L. — t tip n l l n r bath nnd gnrngo. ‘Nice location, 30 Time. ............. .....7... 4r n llnr 1*011 SALE—Rhode Island oggs 530.00 per'month. piece of property. j HILL LUMBER CO. Hou« Cash or term*. Block. Face T>pr double above for jcttlfiir, 15 effus fur Jl.uO. Service. Quality a-.d We Sell or trade. Rater. WANTED TO RENT Phone 135. RENT—12 rooni flat, ccnDecide carefully the use to which you Th« reilucril rtntes nro for con- Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue! EDWARD HIGGINS, Sanford. Phone 3303. ____ 83-tfu ■•ciltlVe Insert Ifmo, ■ tfp t.-ally located, JGO.OO . WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room Authorized Ford Denier Six word* of average length SANFORD STOVE WORKS~~32t wish to put the property, and also con­ house. Furnished or unfurnish­ are counted a line. Sanford. Find Street. Next door to Smith fOU RENT—3 room house new, HELP WANTED iCed, close in. Will rent by year. Minimum, charge 20c fur llrrt sider its possibilities • in the future. Insertion. Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ $10.00 per month. Inquire II- C. Morgan- P. O. Cox ALL MAKES of nutomobiles re­ A ll ’'irrtvurtlelii»; lr restricted tit pair all kinds of cook stoves. If paired. Hupmobiles a specialty. W hether Searching for business or resi­ 361. uropor rla**lflcutii<n. M)R SALE—10 lots facing SanWork guaranteed. Corner Oak niul WANTED—Sanford business B in i your trouble is stove trouble, see If i i n erfor la madii The Han­ fonl Ave., fifty by two hundred dential locations, the man who consist­ who are in need of compettnl ' 'lr|U Rhone 141). ford- Herald will he resjtonsIM* us. ar<| forty-eight feet. Easy ternu fur-only one Incorrect ineeriIon. | FOR SALE—Enough Political help should read the classified popper and cheap. ently reads the offerings on The Herald the .adverllrcr. for ru|ire<iuent GOOD USED CARS plants to plant 0 acres. Inquire I insertions. The office should be page of The Herald. Thero'a no 4 Announcements W ant Ad Pag*e cannot* fail to profit, as notified Immediately In case of W. G. Alrdige, 2 blocks east of I*. hOR_ SALE—Green-wood subdi­ error. 0. or P. O.Jlox 411, Sanford, Fla. reason for sending out-of-town fir 1 vision now being opened up. Iso­ TO AllVKIlTIsrllJ*. every day real bargain^ find their way VERY EASY TERMS ToiTSUPEIUNTEN DENT OF SALE—Tomato plants ready lated on Snngprd Ave. Luts cheap help when there is probably Jurt j' A Herald representative thor­ FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION »ow_to set out. Phone 413-W. ami on easy terms. If you want oughly fa.nlllar tvlth ran*. rules into these columns. -‘1 r a Dodge Touring I hereby announce my candidacy *tho person you want in the city. and clnsiltlratlon. will give yon FOR SALE—Day old turkey^, a home or a safe investment call Chandler louring for re-election to the office of complete Information. And I t in nnd see us. white Holland or Mammoth Read this column and If you don'tFord Sedan you wlih, they will assist you In county superintendent of public wording your want ail to make Bronze. Now ready. R. S. Rend, Hudson Touring instruction of Seminole County, ! see whnt you want a few cents fn- ^ FOR SA L E-5 acres, three in Geneva, Fla. It more effective. subject to the Democratic primary bearing mange grove. Will FOR SALE—Wall tent 8x10, nl^o in “ want n(i wi|l bring "ytiu 1 KENT LV[|PLCA N I/ 1N(!' *WORKS ! vc:,tctl IMPOHTXAT XOTIFi:. to be held on June 3rd. 1024. mnnv* rnnlino Inat ♦ I many replies. Just try U it nnan once. 1 * camp cook stove; good condition, have nt lenut 600 boxes this year. Advertlrcm should, give their T. W. LAWTON. | street or postofficc address ns chrap._ Box 425. Sanford Herald. &18UU- this week only. Political •POLITICAL FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR SALE—All second parts for well ns their phone number If FOR SALE—One colt acelylene Reo car, chenn. ___ Phune 382. 1 hereby announce my can d id acy _______________ _________ they desire results. About o i i u ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements I'OR SALE— One bungalow close gas generating plant with 12 render nut of a thousand has n for County Comrniwioner. for th e ; FOR SALE—Ford Roadster procin, 6 rooms nnd bath, modern in telephone, ami the others can't FO R COUNTY P It OS EC IT l NT, T o k T: i .eh k~ c nt c u i t ' c o u r t * Fifth District comprising Clinluolights and fixtures complete in every respect,'$li 509' tically new. Bargain. See Stewcommuni cot e with you unless good working order. Apply -* ' ’* ' ATTORNEY. a t,» • l hereby announce thnt I am n ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to art Dutlon. they know your address. once Box I I, Sanford Herald. I wish to announce thnt I shall enndidate for the olfice of Clerk the action of the Democratic p r i - ___ _ . ...__________________ FOR SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. A l l d l . r o n l l n i i n n r r MI’HT h r be a candidate for tho office of | of the Circuit Court of Seminole mary June 3. n m d r In | i r r a o i i n t T h e <VluFOR SALE—One pair good mules Close in, ?4,00U.UO. . t u r d I l r r n l d n f t l e r o r by l e t ­ County Prosecuting Attorney, rub-' County, subject to the action of the _________ c._AMtAULERS 0 N ._ HOUSES FOR RENT cheap. Box If., Altamonte te r . T rlrp h o u e dlsP iin tln jeet to the errtorsement of the Democratic primary In June, 11)21. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Springs.___ FOR SALE—One eight room house V * 1 , o t t e r s n r r n o t vpllil. Democratic voters at the June Ilrd, H. H."CIIAPPELL. WANTED—Will pay good price ',M U*r»t St., clo.ru in. A bargain. I hereby announce my caudiCourteous, Prompt, pffltlent primary. j ---- FDR COUNTY JUDGE RENT—Furnished house in 1 You can find the name of every Service. 'fob Asparagus I’lumnsu.-i Fern i Conu‘ ,n #nd see 6s. dney for County Commissioner for F'OR Rose Court, good residential sec­ live Business Man in Sanford hi GEORGE HERRING. [ hereby announce my candidacy Seed. Write for further in forma-! the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE for tlie office of County Judge ty. Subject to the action of the tion. See Fred Hall, Chamber cf this Column each day. lion Leslie I\ Watte, Apopka, “ ACRES, all cleared and fenc­ Commerce rooms._____________ I hereby announce myself as a Seminole County, subject to the June Primary or 11)21. ed. Tv/o miles out near OrlnnFla._ FOR RENT—Modern house, close candidate for tlm office of County j;L -tio:i of the voters nt the’Demodo> road. T wu ho uses, garage, E. H. KILBER. FOR SALE—? l KUO worth of the in. 209 E. Fifth St. Judge of Seminole County, subject erotic primary June 3. chicken yard, 25 orange trees, Grass Filler Pulp nnd Paper Cor- 53600. FOR SHERIFF. to the Democratic primary, June 3, JOHN G. LKONARDY. F ’OR RENT—5-room cottage with i jioration of I.ecsburg, Mill is now I hereby announce myself ns n 1102-1. I pledge faithful service F()K~SHERIFF. bath, lights and water. W. J. in operation nnd the officers are FOR SALE—Three enndidate for tne office of Sheriff Transfer-D raying room house, should you nominate^me. To Ihe Voters of Seminole County: of Seminole County, subject to the Thigpen. _ _ ____________ now satisfied if has a wonderful New, $850.00. .1. (i. SHARON. j hereby announce my candidacy Democratic primary June, 1921 rOR KENT— Modern bungalow, 5 future with big prospective div­ See C. E. Chorpeninir FOR CLERK OF COURT for the oll'ice* of Sheriff of Sumirooms; hath and sleepingporch, W. A. TILLIS. idend. I need the money. Edgar IF 5 OU want n city lot, a sub­ I hereby announce my candi- nolo County, subject to the voters PHONE 3302 Sanford Heights. I.A. Renuud. J. Rossman, Eustis, Fla., 1*. (j. FTJirTt fif*RESENTATIVE urban lot, :i house ready built, dney for the office of Clerk of the of the uemocrniic primary to Phone 156-W. Box 7'U). Sanford, Fin. 1 respectfully announce myself celery farm grove or anything in Circuit Court, Seminole County, held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I as a cundidute for the House of th ■ Real Estate line call us. Wu Florida, to the liULLMUIl decision VI of premise Mivll four yearn Bof Law UKnI lOn'Mt. subject ID l I l^iiiW s11t i*„ , L S I r*I «• APARTMENTS sell at the owners price only. tho Democratic Primary tfi bo forcemeat in a business manner by R*?pre»cntaU\e» from .-n *r, held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I the help of the proper suhmdi- bounty, subject to the oniot i u- LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT and >>eo us. We give you stand for efficiency anil service in nates or assistants nnd earnestly primary, June 3, • (t elecu-t LOST an opportunity to keep YV. J. Thigpen FOR KENT—Furnished ap art- theCall bargains and service. solicit the nuppoit 'J 111 ««Woc»te constructive legisabreast with the times tin nuppoit of all law enby not ipent, modern conveniences. -117 THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. office. VANCE E DOUGLASS. lotion for the benefit of the great reading the elassified pages of, furcemcnt voters, on June 3rd. West Second St reel. e-it nvmher of people In Seminole your daily newspaper. Herald Has moved to Pulcston & Seminole Hotel Annex. RAYMOND L. ALLEN. FOR MEMBEU SCHOOL BOARD Comity and the state of F'lorida. I’OR “ RENT—2 furinished house-' ptlR SAI F’— ’') ~ r e 7 citrus and want nils contain many interesting llrn nt ley Hldff. Heal Es­ I hereby announce myself a can-J FOR SHERIFF J. R. LYLES, keeping or bed rooms, first floor. trucking 'land. ‘ One mile north didnte messages. It will pay you to read tate nnd all kinds of In­ for re-election to the office. To tho Voters of Seminole County: ?5.0tl week, 312 E 5th St. them daily.__ ________________ surance. FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE member of the hoard of public I hereby anm unce myself a ennARE YOU—Looking for a good of Osteen. 6P0 feet front on San­ of I hereby announce that I am a LOST—Somewhere between Day­ instruction. representing school didnte for Sheriff -of Seminole room, if you don’t find one list­ ford-New Smyrna road, $1200.90. candidate fo rthe office of Justice tona and Sanford, man’s coat. ed in this column, insert a small One-third cash, balance' one, two district No. l o ' Seminole County, County subject to the action of the i f the Peace in and fur the first Finder please leave at Herald ofsubject to the Demo-ratic primary Democratic primary to be held on want ml and you will receive the nnd three years t,t I’ per Cent. Will to he held mi June 3rd. 1921. district of Seminole Conn- flce. . ______ juntici June 3rd. If I am elected l pledge Lloyd C. Bebout best listings in the city. FRED T. WILLIAMS. myself to fulfill thu duties of this ty. With the legal and efficient FOUND Gold char in—Cornell— take, good cow as part first pay­ Traffic Manager KOI 4 IFFiNT^jfjve furnished assistance of the executive otfieeis’ i;. | I’axtiui. City Building. •119 First oflice to the host of mv ability. Nntional Bank Bldff.( rooms, modern house nnd pleas­ ment. T. G. Spearman, Osteon- FOR 1‘ROSECUTING ATTORNEY o'" the county I promise to do my . . . . . — r E. E, BRADY._ Sanford. Florida. I desii • to announce to the citi­ • 3t shunt weight ant place. Fifteen minutes from Fla. duty without rrejmlire. IbiS l FOR COUNTY JUDGE.’ zens of Seminole County thnt 1 nm pounds, split in each Specializing Loss and Damag* Sanford. Special into for summer L. (J. STRING FELLOW. Freight—Express Claims * a candidate for the Humiliation t> Subject, of course, to the notion car. Owner can have same by reason. _ 11. rl\_Tiller, I’aohi. Fla. be Prosecuting Attorney for ihe of the Democratic Primary to be i’OJ l( ) t M \ ( OMM1SSIONLIl, calling at home of C. I). Pearson-^ F’OR RENT—Two good gooil livht ROOMS FOR RFNT County Court of Seminole County, held June 3.*il, I will be a candidate I hereby announce my enndi- paying for this ad and feeding1 J. housekeeping rooms- ciieap. Ap- ROOMS for rent. 102" Oak. subject to the action of the Demo for the office of County Judge of dacy for County Commissioner for charges. ply Lincoln House. Seminole County. I shall be grnteStudubnker, Packard, Chevrolet District N«. 2 Sunlnolc County, _________ ______ [ eratk* Primary, J..ae 3rd, lt>24. 1 FOR RENT—Four room house will be gratef,.. ,'.:r y;uv vote and ^'d for the Tiomination and elee- subject td the Dcmociiitie Primary, ( J. L. PERKINS T * * tion, ami if elected I assure the June 3, 1921. 3’j miles out First Street. Ap- th>- nnndnntinn. THE ELEGANCE OF BLACK L. P. HAGAN. Sales Department ply 192 Oak. ' | ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER.' cttlscnship of Seminole a fair and administration of the af­ MEM HER OF SCHOOL BOARD'* [ Paris has bestowed its most winsom* FilW HOARD OF PUBLIC IN-, faithful Snn Juan Gurago fairs of the off ice. smile on the frock of black satin. I li-r' * 1 wi<h to announce that 1 nm a _ STRITTION SCHELLK MA INKS. JACKSONVILLE it is shown featuring the soiwre neck' American j |U T t.],y announce my candidacy candiiVite for Member of the Cutlery company plans establish­ for re-election as member of the line, flowing sleeves with white stitch­ FOR SHERIFF •S( I’.o'd Heard of Seminole Co. front ment of plant in this cty. ing,_and jalwt_ frill at the left side I hereby nmumnee myself a can­ School dUtrlct No. 3, Subject to Board of Public Instruct ion for closing. Die inspired mode of I’arir- v, e"7rV.. 7777, i'.. r Seminole t'ounty. Florida, repre- didate for reclectfon to the office the decision of the Democratic pri& cxprcsscs inimitably the advantage.: Cards of Sanford's Reputable IALATKA Mill of Uilson * j s*entiniT school district No. 2 of of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ mary to be held J r lie 3, 1921. f simplicity nnd line. The neckpiece ject to the action of the Demo­ press company being rebuilt at a Seminole County, subject to the II. H. PATTISHALI.. Professional .Men, each of Tailors, Cleaners and Dyer* of fur may l« in sable, mink, Uig cost of $499,990. Democratic primary to tie held on cratic primary to be held on June FOR REPRESENTATIVE. whom, in Ids chosen profession ermine or silver fi>\. Medium sin 3. Ff elected for another term I June 3rd, 1921. U7 Park Avenue— Phone (U aimoutue mv candidacy the Herald recommends to the requires 4’ i yards 36-inch satin and I_ pledge to fulfill the duties of the forI hereby ____ CHAR. A. PALL \S. inenihcr House of Ropresentn- people. I yard of plaited linen. office in the same efficient manner tiv-'-' Seminole County subject FOR TAX ASSESSOR. Pictorial Review Dress No. IR'M, that I have conducted it in the to thefor action of tho voters at the I wish to announce that 1 am a t lies, 3-1 to -it* iiichca bust. Price, Democratic primary. June 3. candidate for re-election to the ” ' r- \r n .w n 15 cents. office of Tux Assessor of Semi- . , ’ ’ ‘ ** FORREST LAKE. Sanford Novelty Hole Cun 11ty, subject to the decis- FOR CONS r.iliL L OF DISFred R. Wilson iom of the Democratic Primary fo '1RICT NO. I. Works be held June 3 hJ, 1921. I hereby anno mice that 1 am a EASY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A. VAUGHAN. candidate for constable of District .> SETTLEMENT FOR TAX COLLECTOR NtL L subject, to the Denm.ratic First National Hank Bldg., V. C. COLI.ER, Prop. I beg ti( announce myself a canJ!n.n1 l n!Y ,M ! V ’ 1 1 *b*d, 1 1 . 7 room house on Sanfortl ----------- Florida The law provides that “If fiiijatc for thu oflice of Tax Col- ‘vt'( comp soil cf the The problem of filling General Shop and Milt Work■ lector of Seminole Countv. subject fulhivvui1 ' viilnig preen ts: suntaxes upon real estate shall needs is easily settled on Bark Ave.. all modern the decision of the Denua-rntic ‘“T1** Lake Monroe and I’aola. the principle of reciprocity, Contractor nnd Builder not be paid before the first to E. K. WALKER. Primary 10 be held June 3rd. 1921. for what one has to sell the improvements, $6000. day of April of any year, the R. C. MAXWELL FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT other wants to buy. George A. DeCottes 517 Commercial Street FOR TAX COLLECTOR 1 wish to announce Unit 1 am a $1(11)0 cash, bal., terms. Tax Collector shall advertise Attorney-al-Law This is the great princi­ I wish to announce that I am n candidate for Clerk of the Circuit ple underlying Herald Want ami sell.” Over Seminole County candidate for re-election to the ofSeminole Co subject to A good buy. Ads and it has worked for fico of County Tax Collector of Pcmocratlc primary, June third. Hark years with such great suc­ This is to notify all con­ Seminole County, subject to t h e '^ elected, I prom.se the faithful Wilson Welding & Radiator Sanford, ----------Florida 20 acres cleared, 11 cess that this form of ad­ action of the Democratic primary performance of the duties cen­ cerned that the requirements vertising Ims conic to be to be held in June. nee ted with that office. \Vo;ks Vkl t l l V I M JSkCMVJ o i 1593 very popular. of law will be complied with JNO. D. J1NKINS. I W. L. MORGAN. "If it's Metal we can weld it.” and the Tax Hooks will be The needs of one are sup­ water, small house and Schelle Maims SANFORD, FLORIDA plied by the needs of another. closed on Apr'I first as pro­ barn. Mules and e((uip This process simply is th>vided by law and nil lands on LAWYER OF SI HIKING SIMPLICITY getting of the buyer and which tuxes have not been meat 910,000, one-half —• Court House seller together nnd Herald A frock that -arile * n in v t ly n vc STEWART The Florist Want Ads do that to per­ nolo in modih, lor giaual vvi.ir is this paid will be advertised and cash. Flowers For All Occasions fection. Try them and see. ini of dark blu-i will, flu* three applied Members F'lurists Telegraph !panda ofOclf-mat. l i t1111 11 1 way violate executions issued for unpaid 1-----------------------------------To reach all the people ihesmiplicityuf tIwdesign .nd,l> d< (, personal property taxes. livery Association effectively — leave your mi c it to tho nth th gric of smart net Elton J Moughton 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W II. B. Lewis & Co. Want Ad at Tho Herald of­ the motif at the ln.11; is ci'diroid. red fice. I’hone us to send for a colorful ilk.-t lit it t( ll.rt t! • glories ARCHITECT 107 S. Park Ave. I'httne 319. It or phone It to the Want if ( »ri- nr.il g.ifn-'tir. s. M<■<!•urn size First National Hank Hldg. Ad Department!, vijiiircs * v.ltd l 51-iii' It is..; h . i:il. Tax Cr.llectiir, Seminole Co. ltd iew 1)r<sa .\ u. 1595. Pictorial Sanford, ----------- Florida Sanford Machine Co. PHONE 148 iizis, j r to 52 inches IjUj I. I’.ice, 35 ■ aB jw ac m b m nn n a a a s t a a a n miaa&iaBiinz n bob s u H n n s a a S a n a a i d - .1 inis. GET THE HABIT-IT PAYS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Daily Fashion Hint i Daily Fashion Hint PURELY PROFESSIONAL WHIDDON HODGES PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE JNO. D. J1NKINS (jrn rrn l BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS l l u r h l n r nml W ork. O llm lrr I'h iiu r II'J H oller (irln jln c Sim l o r d , F l a . CH1CG*3 ' OUST'* <=>v* MONTHS L A .C .O Y O U C tIF M E A T o O T iA N D DOLL_AvR‘b- F O R tvv>< tNVEN~nON i“T 1*3 N O W c o m p l e t e o C O M E W IT ME - V E Ob’s M IL L IO N A IR E S S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Huiidcr u’a n fo rd ,---------------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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 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/b002daab0baf0152f8868a8b178c28eb.pdf 557f52eb200a270e53e029f542979e63 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER Fair tonight and Thnroday; haayjr front in north and probably frost In central and south portion; slow* ly rising temperature. (shed la FfarMrt Heart, World’s Greatert Vtf* tabic Ion, Its Rieheet Garden land , ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES RECOVERS FROM WORST HARD IN YEARS AS RISING MATURE CARRIES RELIEF ,S iam '/MCLEAN ONSTAND Spell ' * Throughout “ houi (ie—Wire Commenlcans Being Re-established |th East. ‘ IAGEKHEAVY Aweep* the Atlantic Coast Paraenger Trains Marooned 1Twenty-four Honrs in Virii — Freexing and Snow in sy Southern States. NTA, Mar. 12—Generally eather with rising temperais tho forecast for most of uth today, expected to bring d ,to the cold spell. Wire unicationa alowly being reished with east after inter* m caused by blizzard in VirTemperature hero below ng this morning with high but rising temperature pre1 later today. Many Die in Dliszard \V YORK, Mar. 12—Seven n.s dead ns result of gnlo swept up coast from South pnnlcd by heavy snowfall, reached 72 miles an hour at tic City Tuesday and much ge along coast Trains Marooned ARLOTTE, Mar. 12—Passanains passing hrough hero toearly 24 hours lato after hav­ en marooned in Virginia as of telograph poles across from storm. Fourteen hun>oles nre down Southern railtficials estimate. Iili/zard Sweeps South. SHINGTON, Mar. 12-The rd which waa whirling northalong tho eastern seaboard ay night had left a trail of wire communication exg far down into (he southern w and rain, lashed by tho gale, which came up from ulf of Mexico has fallen all the coast, nnd storm warnstill nre up from Enstport, to Jupiter Inlet, Fla. Miles egraph nnd elephono wires )cen laid low by the burden ’den snow nnd ico and WashTuesday night had no diire communication with tho nnd ninny wires to the north est also were down. storm, described by the cr bureau as one of the worst is section ever experienced at eason, was said to be central elaware Tuesday night. Conce of the snow and jain ncnyig it was predicted for the Atiatic states Wednesday, clearing weather was in o rthe South Atlantic region esday, frost and freezing rntures were forecast for ai *wn ns northern Florida. 1.000,000 Loss Growers. §r<)N ROUGE. La.. Mar. 12. old wave in the Louisiana berry producing region cost rowers not less than a milollars, Harry Wilson, state issioner of agriculturo ail­ ed Tuesday after returning tour of that section. The er will set the crop back nnd ed the present blooms, Mr. . *uiid, adding he believed donate of n million dollars as conservative. Trains Delayed. ^.VOKE, Va., aMr. 12,—Nor­ ind Western through trains the north, due hero at an hour Tuesday morning had reached Roanoke Tuesday on account of dirt slides and poles between Lynchburg [’ ashington. The Memphis and train number 41 arc ed between Charlottesville lonroe, loaded with passenVirginia Cut Otf nilMOND- Va.. Mar. 12.^aond nnd much of Virginia cut off from the rest or the for several hours when wiro lunications gave way beneath weight of snow and sleet which fallen continuously for more 24 hours in thp most damag't«rm to sweep the state in winters. . rtia! connection with outside J was re-established late ■ay through Associated Press . but telephone- and telei and railroad company offiasserted that soveral days ■ elapse before service could d up again in parts of the while normal conditions l not he recovered in more a week. dns, uninstructcd by tele»ic directions, crept in nnd f Richmond throughout Tuesaver treacherouA roils many late; while others were reI blocked, by the fall of wire across the tracks, ropernturc in this city since •now began falling at dawn ■ay has never dropped to the big point, but colder weather Ported to prevail in other parts (Continued on pago 8) SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924 NEW M-ROOM HOTEL. Illy The .%»«oclalc«I l,re»«> TITUSVILLE. Mar. 12.—A new GJ-room hotel to cost $200,000 is to be erected here in the near fu­ ture. The building will be five stories high, of Spanish archlte;ture. NUMBER 297 THEY WILL DECIDE LUDENORFFS FATE Griffith Interests Buy Shell Bank Farm O f 4 0 Acres for Amusement Park TELLS COMMITTEE OF LOAN TO FALL Reads Lengthy Statement and De­ nies any Connection with Oil Lease Matter Save the Part lie Played in Making a Loan to Cabinet Officer. WASHINGTON, Mar. 12Edward B. McLean, Washing­ ton publisher appeared before the Teapot Dome committee today and aaid his only con­ nection with the naval iensing question had been through mizup over a $ 100,000 loaned to Albert B. Fall. Mcl .ran read long statement denying any connection with Sinrlair or Doheny intereaii. McLean aaid he did not know that Doheny had any connection with the oil leases until he read it in the newspa­ pers. Fall was for many years u personal friend, hut he had no official relations with him, McLean said. Fall requested him to come to Atlantic City and there asked him to say $ 100,000 was loaned in rash not through checks later re­ turned uncancelled. The reason was a mystery to him, hut ac­ ceded through friendship, .Mc­ Lean said. I,enroot Quits WASHINGTON, Mar. ^ . - R e ­ tirement of Senator Lenroot, of Wisconsin, ns chairman and mem­ ber of the oil committee Tuesday overshadowed other developments in the oil inquiry. He will be succeeded ns chair­ man by Senator Ladd, of North Dukotn. a Republican, identilied with the La Follctte group, who bus been actively in charge'trf tho committee since tho departure of Senator Lenroot for Southern Pines, N. C., n week ago to recu­ perate from a threatened attack of nervous exhaustion. Senator Lcnroot’s letter of resig­ nation was made public after tiic oil investigators had cleared up some of tho remaining mysteries in the celebrated McClenn tele­ grams by a grilling cross-examina­ tion of John F. Major, one of the agents of the Washington publish­ er. Examine More Telegrams. Before questioning Major for the third time the committee ex­ amined in secret session another batch of telegrams, including those from Three Rivers. N. M., homo town of Albert B. Fail, former sec­ retary of the interior, and author of the oil leases. Committeemen said the new messages shed little additional light on the oil ques­ tion, although some of those in code might prove relevant. Senator Lcnroot’a retirement from the committee was nflt whol­ ly unexpected us he gave warning of it in the senate two weeks ago, during a debate in which he came under attack from the Democratic side for visiting Full here with Senator Smoot, of Utah, another Republican of the oil committee, before the former interior secre­ tary misled the committee with his statement that he obtained $ 100,­ 000 from Edward McLean. At that time Senator Lenroot told tho senate he would be glad to be relieved of the duties of chair­ man and declared that if the in­ vestigation continued indefinitely he would have to ask to be reliev­ ed. His health a t that time was poor and u short time afterwurd he went to Southern Pines for a rest. Lcnroot’s Statement. In his letter from that place to the senate, made public today, he said: “Since coming to Southern Pines I have not recuperated as I had hoped nnd it will not be possible for me to continue my work on the committee on public lands and surveys. “I reulized some time ugo that 1 was nearing the point of exhaus­ tion and stated upon the tloor of the senate that if tho oil investi­ gations continued indefinitely I would feel compelled to resign from the committee. “I have given nearly four months of service* in this investi­ gation trying as best I could to keep up with such other work as could not be neglected, with the re­ sult that 1 cannot in my present state of health co:t;inue uny long­ er. “I !.opc to be able to return to Washington next week, but shall no* attempt anything more than routine work of my office until my health is restored.” SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS p w Hero is a group of justice# nnd assistants in the Munich, Germany, High Court, who nre trying Genoral von Ludendorfr, Adolf Hitler and others. Tho charge is high treason. DOHENY STARTS CONTEST TO SAVE HIS OIL LEASES If Off to California Prepared to Fight Federal Action in Court* t" Cancel Leases Made by Secretary of the Interior —Is Not Worried. NEW YORK, Mar. 12—Edward L. Doheny, oil maganate, on lonving lute Tuesday for Los Angeles sniil he was prepared to defend his rights in any action brought by the government to cnnccl oil contracts held by him. Also in Mr. Doheny’s party were Herbert G. Wylie, president of the Pan-American Company and Mrs. Wylie. Upon his urrivnl in Los Angeles next Saturday, Mr. Doheny will call n meeting of directors of he Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company which will take place either that day or the fol­ lowing Monday. Officials of the company admitted that the divi­ dend would be reduced, hut would give no estimate ns to the proposed cut. Stock market observers, how­ ever, predicted that the present $3 rate would be cut to $1 or $0 an­ nually. In addition to defending the court action brought by the government to cancel the leases on the nnvnl oil reserves, Mr. Doheny said lie would take up with the city auth­ orities of I.os Angeles the ques­ tion of wharfage leases which also have been attacked as illegal.. Mr. Doheny was accompanied by his counsel, Joseph J. Cotter, Fred L. Kellogg nnd Frank J. Hogan, and a number of friends. The par­ ty travelled in the Doheny private car "Patriot.” Producing a folio containing pho togrnphs of his son, E. L. Doheny, Jr., and the latter’s wife and chil­ dren, Mr. Doheny laughingly said: "This is the main reason 1’in going west." Sinclair on Ground. CHEYENNE. Wyo., Mar. 12— Hairy F. Sinclair and six attorneys who will represent him in resisting the government’s suit for annul­ ment of the Teapot Dome ease, a r ­ rived in Cheyenne Tuesday. Stewart Not There. CHICAGO, Mar. 12—Col. Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the board of directors of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, whoso name was mentioned Tuesday by mem­ bers of the senate public lands committee with those of others, said to have been in Three Rivers, N. M., in 1921, in a statement Tuesday declared he was not there in that year nnd tHu only time he was there was in 1922. Mr. Stewurt stated that he nevt • was there with Sinclair or the lat­ ter’s attorney J. W. Sovely, but wns with II. M. Blcckmcr in Three Rivers in 1922 to discuss govern­ ment royalty oil which had no connectiftn with the naval oil land reserve lenses. Duncan Will Direct Florida Dry ‘ Forces WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—H. L. Duncan now in charge of prohibi­ tion enforcement in the Minneap­ olis area, has been transferred to Jacksonville to head the Florida nnd Porto Rico territory. SANFORD FACTS BANKS. Sanford has three banks. They nre: First National Bank, Seminole Gounty hank and Peoples' Bank. The three in­ stitutions have a combined cap­ ital of $230,000. According to figures given out at the end of 1923, deposits of the three amounted to $2,802,832.40 at the end of business Dec. 31. On the same date a year previous the total deposits totaled 549,713—0. This shows un in­ crease of $313,119.14 or approx­ imately a 12 per cent gain. Oscar Underwood Wins In Alabama <Hr The AaanWntril BIRMINGHAM, Mar. 1 2 Senator Underwood had a lead of 25,000 votes over nearest opioncnt, L. B. Musgrove, today rom results received from three-fourths of the polling places in yesterday's presiden­ tial primary nnd will have the right to name nil of Alabama’s delegates to the national con­ vention. The vote was light in districts not yet reported. Mus­ grove charged fraud in Mobile county. M. A. Dlnsmorc, the third candidate polled less than 5,000 votes. He was running as a McAdoo supporter but without authority of latter. f VETS BUREAU TO FIGURE IN PROBE NOW IN PROGRESS New Fields of Investigation Open­ ed up by the Committee — eVts Bureau Case and Re­ ported Stock Speculation Will Be Gone Into Fully Shell Bank Farm situated three miles east of Sanford. on Celery Avenue and having a frontage of one-quarter mile on the St. Johns river has been purchased by R. W. Griffith and his associates from Phillip Andrews for a considera­ tion of $90,000, according to an an­ nouncement made Wednesday. The tract of land includes 40 acres, 10 of which nre under cultivation and mnkos the price paid slightly over $2,000 per acre. In commenting upon the acquisi­ tion of this valuable tract of land, Mr. Griffith declared Wednesday that the property was purchased in order to provide an amusement park for the guests of the hotel which he and his associates of Huntingtin. W. Va., will build on the Inkefront. Here will be erected a short golf course, three tennis courts, croquet courts nnd other construction for the enturtninment of the guests. Further plans, ho said, include the erection of n enfe and dnneing pavillion. “When our guests arrive here to spend the winter they must be provided with amusement nnd we plan to furnish it on this proper­ ty for which we have been nego­ tiating some time," said Mr. Grif­ fith. Tentative plans call for the operation of a private boat which would take the hotel guests to the amusement park on doily excur­ sions. Hotel Location. Another statement mnilo by Mr. Griffith was to tho effect that some of his associates, who have been down hero and looked tho sit­ uation over thoroughly, desire to hnve the hotel built on the down river property instead of nt the proposed site in this city. Whether it will e built there Mr. Griffith could not say, but added that with­ in a few weeks the matter will definitely be decided. Personally, Mr. Griffith declared that he believes the lackfront property is a much better location but that in case his three partners decide on the other site, it will be erected there. In case the hotel is built at Shell Bank Farm, it will not injure San­ ford one bit, was Mr. Griffith’s declaration. Its proximity to the city will make it have the some have if it is built on the proposed lakcfront site, Asked for more details on prog­ ress that is being mnde on the ho­ tel. Mr. Griffith declared that the fdnns nnd specifications hnvo been completed by n West Virginia a r­ chitect nnd that bids will be ad­ vertised for within a short time. Plans call for a four story building built of Rrick. It v*lll hnve 200 rooms and the third floor will be devoted to throe-room suites. This additional fenturo will answer the needs of any patron of the hotel. Further announcements ju the progress that is being mnd<’ will be given out from time to time, said Mr. Griffith, who reiterated a pre­ vious statement that tho work would begin by June I. The property known as Shell Rank farm is of unusunl beauty and fertility. It has two acres of Inwn anil 10 acres under cultiva­ tion. A charming view of tho river is obtained from a largo Indian mound famous as one of Florida’s beauty spots. Its luxuriant growth consisting of tropical and semi­ tropical trees, shrubs and flowers, together with several acres of woodland park makes it one of the show places of this county. Buildings on the property in­ clude a patio bungalow, with electric, ice und cold storage plants. Water is furnished from soveral artesian wells. Many otbin this property, in htis property. and Business Block In Heart of Business District Sold for Approximately 950,000 to R. A. Newman and W. C. Hall of This City. OTHER DEALS ON Ed. Higgins and J. D. Davidson Sell Old Armory Building, Cor­ ner First Street and Palmetto Avenue to Smith Brothers for $70,000 Says Report. Real estate deals on San­ ford and suburban property ' aggregating more than a quarter of a million dollars have been closed during the past few days. This includes the sale of the Rand block on » First Street to R. A, New­ man and W. C. Hill for ap­ proximately $50,000; the old armory building on F irst • S treet bought.by Smith Broth­ ers from Edward Higgins and J. D. Davidson for approxi­ mately $70,000; the shell bank farm bought by the Griffith interests for the considera­ tion of $90,000; and other small sales which will bring ■. the total to more than $250,­ 000 . Three important real estate transactions involving tho sale of valuable business properties of Sanford, hnve been closed within the last few days, according to an­ nouncements mnde Wednesday. Tho umount of the sales total npimatcly $130.1)00. according to further details given out. The deals include tho purchase WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—Ex­ of the two story brick building at plorations into new fields of testi­ First Streut and Palmetto Avenue mony for development in its in­ by Smith Brothers Furniture Comvestigation of Attorney .General puny from J. D. -Davison and Ed­ Daugherty were made Tuesday by ward Higgins for approximately the special committee. $70,000; tho sale of the business Among the new lines were said block on First Street owned by to be the veterans’ bureau case nnd Frederick H. Rand to R. A. New­ also reports of stock market spec­ man nnd W. C. Hill for considera­ ulation by high government offi­ tion estimated nt approximately cials. Attention in prospect for $50,000, und tho purchase by I>. L. Thrasher from J. A. Harrnld, a Tells of Effect That This Section the former wns indicated by is­ suance of a subpoena for Elias II. building on Park Avcnuo for tho of Revenue Bill Would Mare Mortimer, star witness against sum of approximately $ 10,000. Upon the Stnte of Florida. former Director Forbes- in tho Negotiations for the second veterans’ bureau case before the By P. II. McGowan. named transactions were closed on Ily Mrs. II. J Starling. King and Queen of Belgium .would senate investigation committee with the filing of paper* WASHINGTON, Mar. 12. — also the Chicago grand jury. Snnford nnd the Sallic narrison be present nt Mnyport for the cere­ Tuesduy to thnt effect in the office of clerk When interviewed Wednesday re­ Chapter had the honor of entering monies May I. Representatives Senators in the Daugherty com­ garding how that section of tho mittee Tuesday declined, however, the Florida N S I). A. R. Tuesday, would also he present from Eng­ of circuit court. The other two were dosed the latter purt of last pending Revenue bill, which pro­ to indicate the nature of testimony Mar. 11. nt a state board meeting land, Holtnnd and Franco. week. vides for the imposition of a tax expected from Mr. Mortimer. and luncheon. One of the most The luncheon was served by tho The business block purchased by on net estates and allows a credit There was u possibility that the important matters discussed nt tho Womun's Club and a delightful of part of a similar tax paid n committee might open its hearings business session was the Jean Ri- musical program was given under Smith Brothers is one thnt has state, would affect Florida should Wednesday on the Mcxicnn af­ baut Memorial, which is to be un­ the direction of Mrs. Craig Harris. been occupied for some time by the the proposed amendment to the fairs, but Tuesday night Senator veiled at Mnyport May 1. To the delight of the visitors, Mrs. Snnford Furniture Compuny and constitution lie ratified next No­ Rrookhurt said it was almost cer­ The Jacksonville and Katherine Colcolough and Mrs. Leak sang ac­ Kdwurd Higgins, local Ford dealer. vember. Senator Fletcher said: tain that the hearings could not be Livingston Chapters W’crc named companied by Mrs. Dens und Mrs. Recently when the lnttz>r moved plunt into its new home on “The Rovcnutf Act of 1921, now gotten under way before Thurs­ on the committee to have charge R. E. Tolar gave a charming in­ his Palmetto Avenue, he retained the of tho unveiling ceremonies. Mrs. day. strumental solo. in effect, imposes a tax ranging Florence Murphy Cooley, state W'heeier In Seclusion. The following distinguished D. old quarters as n warehouse for from 1 per cent of the amount of Senator Wheeler wns in seclus­ chairman of the Ribaut Commit­ A. R. a t this mooting were: Mrs. unassembled parts and accessories. the net estate not in excess of Whether the new owners con­ $50,000 to 25 'per cent 'of the ion all ilny, going over the docu­ tee. was asked to give nn address James A. Craig, stute regent; Mrs. amount by which tho net estate ments and other information be­ to the Rotary Club at their lunch­ Theodore Strnwn, regent-elect; template moving their stock of exceeds $10,000,000, while the fore the committee in preparation eon at tho Valdez at 12 o’clock She Mrs. Carruth, honorary stnte re­ goons from their store nt Snnford pending bill proposes to impose a for the hearings and could not be gave them a clear outline of the gent; Mrs. McLain, past stute re­ Avenue und First Street to the work ami every Rotarinn present gent; Mrs. Cooley, chairman of the new building or whether they will tax of I per cent of the amount of reached. A. II. Melzncr of Butte, Mont., seemed greatly interested. Mrs. Ribaut Monument Committee. Sal- maintain two stores, was not given the net estate not in excess of $50.0(10 and gradually increasing to 40 nn uttorney engaged by Senator Coidey has addressed the Rotary lie Harrison Chapter had tho pleas­ out. Mr. Duvison also so!! his per cent of the amount by which Wheeler, under the committee’s clubs in most of the cities of Flor­ ure of having two of its honorary stock of furniture tu the purchas­ the net estate exceeds $ 10,000,000, authorization, ns law clerk to aid ida nnd said that Sanford's equal- members. Mrs. Robert Simms, of ers of the building and is going out of business entirely. It is not the investigation, arrived Tues- eil any in the state. “There is, however, this new !>n Jacksonville, and Mrs. It. S. Keeler, known whether the new owners day and began his work. Several In this address Mrs. Cooley sta t­ provision in the pending bill: ‘The more subpoenas kept secret tomwill occupy tho entire building or ed that President Coolidgc and tjia of New York. tax imposed by this section shall not. were issued, but Senator lie credited with the amount of pornrily, Ilrookhurt would not confirm re­ The Smith Brothers have oper­ any estate, inheritance, legucy, or ports that some were from Texas ated a furniture store for some succession taxes actually paid to oil men. time in this city and their purchase any state or territory or the Dis­ Among tho subpoenas, service of of tliis property wus warranted hy trict of Columbia, in respect of any which was completed, wus that u steady growth in their business property included in the gross es­ upon Gaston B. Means, former de­ together with their plans for its tate. The credit allowed by this partment of justice agent. future enlargement and extension. subdivision shnll not exceed 25 per Senator Brookhart asid that the The firm is composed of E. C. centum of the tax imposed by this department of justice was being und W. W. C. Smith.* section.’ Decision to wnit until Mar. 21 to Telling of the assets of Florida Smith Jr.,(land cnllcd upon by the committee for Block Sold. "Now, assuming that thh pro­ files of its papers in connection award the contracts for the con­ nnd the opportunities it presents, The business block purchased by vision is written into the law—ami with “soveral lines of inquiry” struction of the new municipal wa­ Judge E. F. Housholdor addressed Air Newman and Mr. Hill has a ter works plant and system, wan I am inclined to believe it will, which ho would not disclose. then it occurs to me that should That reported stock market deals mnde by the City Commission at the noon-day luncheon of the Ki- frontage of 49.0 feet on First the State of Florida prohibit by uf officials was also to come un­ its meeting Tuesday night ut tho v/unis Club ut the Valdez Hotel street and 101.2 feet on Rand Ave­ t f t constitutional amendment the im- der tho committee’s scrutiny was city hall .after it listened for over Wednesday. Tuking as the subject nue. It is at present occupied by position of an “inheritance tax” disclosed by Senator Brookhart, three hours to short talks made of his talk "Florida." he urged the Lloyd Shoe Store and Gonzalea tho stnte would not gain anything Republican, Iowa, chairman of tho by several contractors on the co-operation and friendship of Ki- Grocery store on the first floor. thereby; while, on the other hand, Daugherty committee. He aaid the merits of their respective propo­ wanians in rnuking this great This is one of the first brick build­ ings erected in Sunford, it is said. considerable revenue could be de­ committee had' “received letters sitions. state stand for all it should. The sale was made through tho II. rived by the impositJon of such u front informants suggesting This move was made in order to D. L. Thrasher, representing the B. Lewis Company of this city. tax nnd without deterring any one sources which might disclose stock give plenty of time for the speciul Rotary Club, spoke in regard to committee from the Chamber of the chuutauqua Rand, nt present n resident from adopting Florldu ns their gambling by high officials. being sponsored by of Mr. Commerce assisting in the matter, Orlando, formerly lived in this place of residence, for if the stnte Will Run Down Leads. the Rotiiriuns. It wus decided that docs not impose an “Inheritance "These lends will be run down," to deliberate und consider all bius. the Kiwanis Club would work with city being one of tho oldest settax" the Federal Government said Senator Brookhart, “and we The committee of which H. R, them in nmklng this educational tiers. His decision to sell the val­ uable property was prompted hy a would collect the entire tax and the expect to receive exidence definite­ Stevens is the chairman, In the movement u success in Sanford. meantime will hold several meet­ desire to retire from active busi­ state receive nothing. It would ly establishing such dealings.” Short- remarks were nmde by ness. not be possible for the state to es­ The committee’s information re­ ings and consider the two or three Mr. Newman and Mr. Hill are cape the Federal Tax no mutter garding stock transactions. Sena­ best propositions on each of the other Kiwanians and visitor*. Among those present today were both prominent business men of where the decedent reside i at tor Brookhart snid, was in addi­ six projects and will pick out the time of death; and it is obvi­ tion to th a t obtained by the oil those that appear to be the best L. C. Helmut, A. I*. Connelly, A. C. this city and the latter was one of ous that by the imposition of an committee, in its examination of and make its recommendation to Fort. B. D. Caswell, W J. Thigpen, the pioneer residents of Sanford. “inheritance tax” the state would locul brokers’ records. These also the commission accordingly., T. W Luwton. S Baumel. H. Over­ Mr. Newman hus not made his not increase the total tax the es­ will bo examined by tho Daugher­ The commission will more than tin, J. M. Glllon, W M Scott. II. C. home here as long us Mr. Hill, hut tate must pay, unless the state tax ty committee- he declared, and likely award the contracts nt that Long. E. D. Brownlee. R. W. is thoroughly awake to the possi­ exceeded 25 per cen.um of the tax other additional records sub- time to the firms recommended. Deane. L. B. Steele, John D. Jin- bilities of Sanford. That these two imposed by the Federal Govern­ noenaod. Senator Brookhart said Other members of the committee kins. G. E. McKay, Schelle Maims. men have purchased one of the > ne was informed that some of the are: Col. George W. Knight, A. I*. A Ruffeid, W. T. Langley. J. D. best properties for investment pur­ ment. S. 0. Shinholser. Lewis Sharon. J. H. Jackson. E. F. Lane, poses in Sanford is the belief of “In view of the fact that the official’s stock deals had been cov­ Connelly, O'Bryan, Edward ered up in the names of “dummies" , . .. Higgins, Fred £T. K F. Housholder. K. J. Moughton. tunny business men of this city proposed amendment *hat ‘no tax and City Manager W. B .. r . nelK, ami George De Cottcs. Mr. Thrasher's acquisition of tho upon inheritances or upon the in­ and he said the “dummy" trans­ Williams Meetings of the com Harrold property on Park Avenue come of residents or citizens of actions would ho traced to the prin­ Williams. ndttee will begin immediately, it between First and Second Street, IIAUDKK APPOINTS GAGE. this state shall be levied by the cipals if possible. was announced. (Hr Tfce ,Im »»I«I«I is also regurded as an important State of Florida * • *’ will not Mayor lake stated to the assem­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mar. 12. transaction. The building has a be voted on until next November MARKETS bled bidders that plenty of time —Govrnor Hardee hus appointed frouluge of 25 feet on Park Ave­ nnd in tho meantime Congress will will be taken in the matter in or­ D. L. Gage, of Bunnell, us county nue and extends back U7 feet. n r T h e A aao c la trU P r e s s ) ■ huve disposed of the periling bill CHICAGO—Wheat, May 109*; der to insure that every contrac­ commissioner for district No. 5, Within the next few days Mr. there will be ample opportunity for manufacturer would get Flagler county. Mr. Gago suc­ Thrasher plans to open a real es­ tho electors to determli e whether to 109**; July. 109% to 110; corn, tor and Continued on page 8. ceeds T. F,. Lovelace, resigned tate office >ti this building. May 8 lVi to 8 1 ^ . the amendment should he ratified." FLETCHER GIVES VIEWS ON TAXING OF NET ESTATES WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—The tpcciul senate committee will be­ gin investigation of Daugherty this afternoon. Reported intluence of oil interests nnd Mexican dis­ turbances planned for inquiry at the opening of the session, proba­ bly will give way to the undisclos­ ed subject. STATE BOARD DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION HELD INTERESTING MEETING HERE Contracts Will Be IFlorida Is State of Awarded on Waterl Opportunity, Judge Works on March 24 Housholders Avers I �ft •<««*.' i i. MT Gooseberry B osh ' Specie,h Discovered ' In . Jefferson County \ I I : ’ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mar. 1 1 - j A new species of gooseberry bush.: heretofore unknown, has been dis- j covered on the borders of Lnk Mlc- j cosukie. in Jefferson county. The discovery was made recent- 1 ly by Dr. Roland M. Harper, geo- • gropher temporarily connected! wilh the State Geological'Survey, while on a trip to the lake with Dr. Herman Kurzz, .professor of botanv at Florida State - College for Women. They later took Dr. F. V. Coville of the United States department of agriculture, to view the And. Dr. Coville, an authority on blueberries and other things o f 1 the kind, recently hns been in West Florida studying the blueberry. He war satisfied, he said, th a t the berry bush found by Dr. Harper is a species heretofore undescrihed, and he probably will w rite a description of it as soon as the berries begin to grow on it. The bush is described ns one of unusual beauty nnd may be utiliz­ ed for ornamental purposes if no other use is found for it. This is the first time a gooseberry bush has ever been found south of Geor­ gia and Alabama, according to Dr. Harper. i but this didn't dismay Christo and he rented tho placo cheap. About a week after ho took up his abodo things bogan tu happen. At one o'clock ono morning Christo was awakened by a torrlIdo noise. Doors and windows were I opening and closing of tholr own accord and Christo beard the sound i MM Formal Opening: State Arsenal Will Be Soon ST. AUGUSTINE. Mnr. I t — A formal opening o, the reconstruct­ ed State Arsenal, headquarters of Florida’s military department, i* expected sonic time in the near future. This building wus de­ stroyed by fire several years ago while being occupied by the fed-. • oral government, and later an up- j preprintion by the legislature pro­ vided for its reconstruction which has been completed nnd the build­ ing is again the property of the state. Furniture for fne now structure is beginning to arrive, and the formnl opening probably will be held some time in April. Judge Simmons hands Down Liquor Ruling JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 11—Sup­ positions are not sufficient ground for obtaining warrants authorizing search of property of alleged liquor law violators, according to a ruling handed down by Judge Daniel A- Simmons of the fourtli judicial circuit court, and concur­ red in by Judges G. C. Gibbs and DcWitt Grny. Law enforcement officers must base their affidavits for search wnrrants of this char­ acter on facts in their possession, the judge ruled in granting n new trial to Orsini Ante-ileus, convicted of violating the liquor laws. Strikers and Police Clash in Berlin Roit Courtesy of IV. W. llodklijson Co. p. By JOSEPH O’SULLIVAN VER since the world began man lias been trying to lift the veil of the E Hereafter; and as long ns this sphere continues to whirl in the merry-goround of the eternal scheme of things map. will continue in his efforts to get in touch with those who have “shaken oil this mortal coil.” Can We Tunc-in With the Hereafter? Psychologists, philosophers and other delvcrs into the occult sciences have written weighty tomes on the subject. Poets, novelists and dram atists have utilized the subject as material for weird nnd stnrtling creations. That tho subject of spiritism has a peculiar fascination for men of genius is demonstrated by the grefit number of writers who have utilized the idea ris the central theme of their works. ' Camille Flnmmarion, illustrious French astronomer, is credited with having started the boom in the “spook” mar­ ket, nnd now the old “bogie man” and “ghost” of childhood days hnvc been glorified into authentic messengers from the hereafter by grey-bearded wise men and ruper-intellcctuals of the occult persuasion. M. Flnmmarion has actually col­ lated 5,000 authenticated Instances If supernatural Incidents which iavo been reported In tho news ind the courts In thy past sixty years, and will jni.illsh them in a jook soon to be Issued. Plntnnia* rion takes tho broad stand that, while It Is Impossible to say spooks really do exist, U Is difficult to dis­ prove It. lie leans toward tho conrluslou thet they do. of laughter, 03 It tbero were many persons In the house. Christo turned over nnd went to sleep. But after theso nocturnal visits had continued for moro than a week, they got on Christo's nerves nnd ho called the police. A mounted guard wus placed around the house. That night tho “spooks” went ou a rampage. Some of tho polico were clubbed on the head, ono was beaten ncnrly to death, nnd one went Insane. Christo was biffed In the face while climbing tho stairs, and when h h wife tried to run to hlin something pulled her feet from under her and she fell In a faint. What really discouraged Christo was when lie discovered the baity hud been thrown out of Its cradle and was downstairs, lying naked on a table, having been blown out of its nightie. How the Infant had been able to uudr-si Itself, matte it* tvay through three birred doors and climb up on the t:.'ilc, except CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS Of deep significance is the fact that Governor Clifford Walker, of lli • tat j of Georgia Jms jus; sent in mi application for his soil to a t­ lend Chimney Rock Camp. The Governor has addressed a letter to tl» camp directors giving turning <<,tK:r , ! . r reasons, reason:!, "that “that he he has has nickud nicked the Chimney Rock Camp owing to rin ui.rii 1*1,.. 1 I w ttiiiiK.n..., In Rubber Production •• I Je some . . tractive guest of Mr.*. Itohy l.aing ford parent* at this time owing to in the city until Wednesday,-may for some time. I the visit to this city of Chn . A. he seen by prospective patrons -------! Hamilton .an associate director of who desitc information about the V. W. Price of Wuuwntoso, W is.,|the Camp, Me lln.,.;t»r.„ i. I.s.; vamp. is the guest of hi.* sister, Mrs. •Mi. 1121 1!11ovi w. 1 i*. mr.k 1' • 1 11 . A1has beautifully ibeen recently sillustrated it 1 Hattie It. Hawkins at her home on , headquarter: while here a- the- of- booklet L .u ' "i. y Issued .*su Hf.„, o ,.. , , 1 ,. , which the camp directors wish ‘ to west rirsi ritreel. tic*; oi tile lli raid, annou'.' * that 1 . , 1 , . . ' two Sanford hoys hav ■ already ! ? h? h“ni H, f“'mtMr. nnd Mrs. ('. A. Kersey of . nt in tl. V 1 pnliiatio-,. Tor camp. m,:1 ? * 1 ‘ ! ’Ki.U mp Kathleen Ga., motored to Sanford Master John Edward Ili'kin *ui ? 1 '*■’ h,n U u” t<{ 1 'L' v,cx nK ,)r,‘>b.... Monday M.m.ine und . „.i u-tn ........... .. Ford .. . . dealer here i-nt th **i>«y b on will ........1 spend some icf the prommeitl .1 • as to where<•.best.1placeclose of tinu* here as the guests .if Mr. and Utiggs Arrington sou <>' Mr* 1 Vs ''u," n -r ‘Htcr the close 01 ••ml Mrs. J. E. Luing ut their honi" ■a Oak Avenue. „„ , ,, , ... , ' -h.. ,«•„ I c f f i r f f l T ' " 1 Tho Mr. and Mrs. cox niul oi*. , 1.'.in , ,5 ... V.iiiui oi .111,ne:: .. i ,, .... . i t o. pm on in me men oi Mill eorge, Jr., of r t. Mycis \ j r . thisciiv vill l> 'cin *• .......the .. ' til i f \ r r literfi.n • 1 lol!r '•vecks campaign'on Mar. -t ROAD WORK NEARS 1 OMPI.ETIGM _ FORT PIERCE, Mur. 11—C»7y miles<of state road number eight remain to lie surfaced in St Lucis county before the Okeechobee county line is reached, and atruction work on the uncompleted section is proceeding steadily. A crew of 45 men is engaged on the work and are advutidng ut the rate of about 250 feet daily. According to present indications, tho end cf tho year will see firstclass highwuyv extending niong the entire eastern border of St. protecting Lucie county, and also across the their clucks will be interest 'd :ti! county cast and west along the a demons! -ali<. 1 of this .nachitic Fort Piercc-to-Tampa route. AUXILIARY TO MEET WILL VISIT EAST COAST JACKSONVILLE. Mur. II — A The regular meeting of Col.' party of about 100 Now Englaml Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary* No. hotel men will visit the Kant Const " will be held at the home of the of Florida late in this month, ac- senior vice president, Mrs. J. It. cording to information received I ylcs at Elm Avenue und Ninth here. On -ncir return rn.rthwr.rd, Street, Thursday night at 8 o’clock, they will step over for two *!u Theie will be the installation of In tbir. city. From Jarkuonvilk' officers which ha.* hem deferred the inn-1 c.per will go t . Souther .1 until tlii.. meeting. All oflicerPine*. t)b clcj are idiue ited to be lire Wlti! rin Pavt« na •h-’.* f i l l • i; out nr I every member is urgcil in on tho sosniens of the Florida *0 lie thore al* » in. tin re will Is Stnte Hotel Jlcn'a Association in T')mn clianp . rsunnul 11 convention at th at ti ie. tile officer. U STR \T TRAINING SOON Just before dawn the, mis­ t y , shadowy figure of a tall man was seen In the ccntor of the road. Just then an auto came tear­ ing along, the light from Its lamps splash­ ing brightly, to w h ic h t h e 'phantom* was aeon distinct­ Courtesy of W. W. llodklnson Corp. ly. The car passed right through Conan’s "octoplasms” look sick; tho specter, which immediately but thla is beside tbo question. The vanished, and the crowd slowly dis­ tact remains that some really persed and sought solace In nearby eminent mon have made highly In­ Inns. teresting experiments la the Held All of which Is proof that Merrle of occult sclenco. England still maintains Its place la The vogue- in spiritism has en­ the van la the matter of ghostly abled tbo fake "seer” to p r y upon visitors. . tbe gullible public already Inclined On no recent English writer "hits to glvo credence to any new devel­ this Intriguing subject taken opment la phoaomena endorsed by stronger bold than Conaa Doyle, such men as Sir Conan Doyle and whose researches Into spirit phe­ Sir Oliver Lodgo. Adventurers nomena and theory of "cctoplasma" havo forsaken the old shell game, havo caused world-wldo discussion. "badger game,” wiretapping and Conan Doyle produces what bo “confidence" bunco for tbe more claims are actual photographs of fruitful field of the “psychic." A actual "spirits" which his mediums seanco parlor fitted up with mir­ have evoked from the realms of rors and electric contrivances, a crystal ball and Oriental trap­ pings, with perhaps a little Incense floating around are tho props for the "psycblst's" studio, while a turban and tbe ability to simulate mystery are essential to tbe suc­ cessful "seer." Probably the most lurid and fan­ ij— . /r.T"in.xiiuii'ifQT»nixmg tastic spook story ever recorded Arranging tho "Spirit Voice" ed the b e d is told In M. Flummarion's book. clothes over their herds nnd shook the hereafter, In support of his It concerns ono llnmcn Christo, a as with ague. Portuguese law student of Come c'nlm that he Is an rapport with At Hero Block Dell, a coj ie about thua--* who havo “ passed on." adn. Expelled from his university a in lie out of Klmswnrth, on the fot.r years ago for Insubordination. Of course, Ihers are scoffers who main Havant road, a t'jr.ing of sev- as-:ert that the Illustrious novelist Christo had settled Into domestici­ .ral hundred vill.vvri. fishermen has been Imposed upon iiy clever ty with Ills young wife, inotlu-r of ;» child n few month? old. and two through e tinii s upernatural force. ami curious vistt'-.-.-d front i’nrts- charlatans In "splrltology," nnd female f.crvuntn. It seeii.s that tl;ejv\.-.s r a t ouly mystifying tint dc-1mouth, were recently repotted as that they (tho scoffers) tan. urn! house had a sinister »oput.itlon due h i jins to Christo, ami lie moved liiavl'.u kept watch all i< gilt for a have, produced r. " .o g n p h s oi to ni;-«ter5oJ» occurrences Hero. | out tho first inlng in the morning ("spook • oholco "ectoplua-is’’ t! matto i. BERLIN, Mar. 11—Striker* m.d police clashed a t the Baden aniline works, Ludwigschufen, today and casualties were suffered on both aides according to dispatches re­ ceived here. A partinl strike was declared yesterday because of the refusal of u number of men to work nine hours daily. The strikers this morning forcibly entered the works and drove out those who had re­ ported for duty »nd prevented :---- -------others from entering. They are ul- --------------------------Mr. ant Mrs. J. A. Allen and Q ii- if /v w ,] R n v o legcd to have fired on the police daughter leave Tuesday iu th e ir' i v l c l l l J O l l l i l U l v i lylJV fc who returned fire. a j / _____ 1] ta r for Trenton, N. .1., wheer they ]T))]j _____ • ____ j______________ will make their future home. 1 la n n m g tO .. Much Interest Shown MIAMI, Mur. 11—J. S. Itainey, county agricultural agent. report# the receipt of many application* for information regarding the gov­ ernment's investigation of the pos­ sibilities of production of rubber on a commercial scale in this sec­ tion of Florida. The experiments were begun at Chapman Field. Jan. 1, under direction of Alfred Keyes, plant specialist. It is un­ derstood that an expert will he kept on the experiment work until it is determined whether or not rubber can he successfully pro­ duced in Florida. If such a great mind aa that of M. Flnmmarion gives credence to such episodes, it la not to be vondered at that lessor Intellects ire befuddled by "spirit writing," "rolcca from beyouu," and tables that moro, apparently from no nat­ ural causo. Among tho English writers tho subject of the occult soems to have an extraordinary appeal to Lord Bulwer-Lytton. In Sbakespearo’a plays ghosts, spirits and witches wander ad lib through the acenca. Banquo'a ghost, the Threo Witches In Macbeth, the Ghost of Hamlet's father, attest that In olden '.imcs disembodied spirits wore popular In Merrle England. 'Aa a matter of tact, every castle and .every old mansion In England'bos Its ances­ tral ghost, the uneasy spirit of sorno old noble family who, for some reason or other, persists In Injecting his or ber spirit person­ ality Jnto tbe mundano existence of Its descendants. Recent reports from John Bull's Island indicate that tho past year was a banner ono tor "spooks." Hoary old ghosts and spirits who had been wandering disconsolately In tbo Elyslan Flolds In tbo throes of an abysmal ennui, suddenly "cam» to liro"—spiritually speaklag—and mado nights hideous for dwellers la tho tight llttlo Isle. Anne BoI o y n , tucking bur head under her arm, went b h r I o k 1n g through Hamp­ ton Court. Jean Doubleau, who had lain dor­ mant for fifteen years, made tbo wo I k In rin g with dismal cac- q c h I n a tlo n a , wbllo tho staid Britishers pull­ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !LARGE SUM IS PARDON BOARD piJir PAID INTO THE mMCiBBRNFA Jn su s i r ssttisr s x a t e c o f f e r s w n s u m iu a ............................. 200APPLICATI0! The Entzm ineer boys, together ... planting, th e y h a v - . are now going thiough the propel Dr. Lewis Entzmiuger hns pur - 1 ligal v'mnnei. channel. The hnsed a neautuui beautiful »ttc site on Lake m e icorporation « i ennseq i.«Ke known as the Lake Jesup Lnnd \\ihinure anti has constructed his Over SI.51)0,000 Is Paid Into Vari­ ous tSate Fund* During Month C-ornpnny, with headquarters hete. 'Vann,. it is a h i r e earner with TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. M»r.| —The stat.* pardon hoard will I rifs of 200 applications asking for clemency regular spring hearing opf Tuesday. There will b« I on the regular and pr i 70 others which reached I in* ' secretary too late to be placrfl faced road will be constructed eit-1 Messrs. Slade and Minirick now tag. lhe receipts exceeded diti- ( the calendar. lircly through the development haw their saw mill in operation | busements by $300,000 nr.d left a Tho calendar cases are urea, and a beautiful and pictures-Hind are turning out lumber with balance on hand at the close of which the papers covering qiie drive will he made. Special jail spied. They are trying to fill* business Feb. ‘J!> of $2,810,249.Li cases were submitted in th«t attention is being given the man> 'seme of the rush orders for the ns computed with closing figures quired manner, that is ten lakes throughout the entire tra c t.Iniany buildings now in course of for January of $2,515,897.5(1. the dat set for the 1 A boulevard is now in the course j const ruction. : February receipts totaled SI.501,- before ing. The special cases include 1 of construction around the beaut;-] Mrs. .J. If. Allen i* building a :i25..i| against an outgo of $ 1,- ers that conte in late for one1 ttil Lake V\ ildmcre. Others will nice tucco finish bungalow on her •*,;<: •>/1 0*5 or another, and arc made I follow as fast us workmen can j lot just back of her store. This “ A' healthy baluncc «t $082.4 ,4.31 son for inf()rmation „f the board complete that which Us a l j n d y j u p.r rental purposes and will was left over in the general tun I. j.era for their consideration If ^tutted. jhelp till a much needed want, cs- tnc the reeeiptv for which amounted ,,itions r.erillit. _______________ _ the winter when r.o to $481,524.31 against disbursement • of $313,425.05. The balance, WINTER HAVEN—New im »uMlvi»ion tost U u m M . rm- ho,o. in this fund at the beginning of try beinir introduced in this th e remaining •!< lot-i were I and the .. ... , . ., t February was S514.335.I0. ion, extensive acreage to be pl| I sold this week to parties mostly 1 (). C. Bryanl, Wag- The status of other principal ed in hnnanns. Tice from the north. Then fund, 1mlI.IH, re­ disbursements. Feb. 29.' Where The All-Florida Products Dinner Was Served. ft f e j L ; * A i i i •>: | | I M ' JJ I ‘ # ' 'Las* . r* ■ ■ r* . " • . . . * W A _ _____________ a t lb«* Hlnli* *»f > .1 S P A W ,a ? ,r r- A. n o f n i . A « t l 1 ' t ’lerk Circuit Renitn.de County. V , ° l Ity A. JI. Week*, d •’t li-t2 - |S -J 0 - e tc N o t ic e *1 heVTliy given that ireel !ii,'o»tmeiit J o'"!" ni ' a..,r o f Tax J.Vrllflcs'e N* . •-t-d lh e 1st day o f tn Im* III' Id.'l<l said C'li. lias sai.i ‘■•rtlfi* ■• .’ W , This Picture showr a view of a portion «t tho dining room of the Commodore Hole*' where the dinner was served and rhous the guest* assembled; Fully 200 guests en­ joyed tins unique uTair which was pronounced n*. one of the best features of the Florida exposition in New York. Mayor Luke und R W I'eurnm ' iun, lutivea may be seen in the picture. • • . . . ‘ ' Jr., Sunford’s repre.sen- _____ « M u It. U N o t i r e o f A t u i l l e a l l o n ffor or T T*« •;»»», I O d e r St e e l_l e o^ 3 7........ - “ I l l , r r l» - t . l l i l l r * r f t h e H t a l r ••».» ' -tifcfl -. .Nnllri* o f Appllciitl«m for Tat IHilcr Hrrllun 5T.1 i»f il*«* N o tice | n li**rcl>y k Iveil 1 M.11 ■ m i V. Orecr, mircliua. r of Ta* < t Itlcilte No. fii. dated tll» ' of June, A. I I S I S , lias «HeJ go.*.,.,.. - 1 Lcrtlflcnto In my office. •*"“ ’ ' ’ ’ made appllcAtloli for tax *^l sue III siccordnnci* w lih law. * cc r tlfic u le emliraces the f"'1'" lia lu n c e , |( Hcrllicil property situated lit _____ liole co u n ty . Florida, lo -« lt: j 5. tllock !'. Tier 1>. Sanford, raid land being assessed at th» ' of the iHsuauc'' of such cerium In the nam e of Unknown, t"] Slid '•‘•rt if ln i 'e shall !"• rcdrOi a ccording to law tax deed whii *lle tlx . eon on the i l s t o*, 1 March. A. I». ISS«..................... ... . '•'lln«s* *tiy official slgtndui_ «eal th is the 11th da> «f SECURED RKI.iEc TtlR O lG l FOLEY PILLS ORLANDO. Mar. II— The <' John R. Gordon. Dauvill". F ’ lando Bulldogs wiii atari training write*: "I have ulTered with l.i ’ obuut Mar. 20 in preparation for ney troublo five yearj; could no the opening of the Florida Stat-* slcop nt night and wan al" fit League season the second week in ed. I was not strom* nnd hard April, according to Manager work made iiiv bad. yem. 1 gdt Burke. He has ordered his men to some FOLEY PILLS and after a report on that dute. and already fow treatments I felt better und has received signed playing con- could work with more case, ho­ trod* from Bill Fergus und Jess vaniu stronger and could sleep hetWool, he announces. Francis, t°r*" FOLEY FILLS are n diuretic catcher on the Bulldog tcuni lust stimulant for the kidneys, make I them more active. Gut a bottle j year, is already here. pernatural phenomena evoked at J £ l It now appears that this !i tS I what has been done In a Dhotnnu-I titled "Love's Whirlpool J ‘ exposes some of tho most i n g J H and startling methods of tha chlits.” James Klrkr/ood! Uhl Lee and Madge Uollamy. three vT* known screen stars, enact the nri clpal rolea In this picture. Jim Reagan, a crook. ,1n'd bis sweetheart, plan to get rennZL on Richard Milton, a booker whoa they deem responsible for ^ death of Jim's younger brother btl mulcting Milton of m , m' J through fake seanccj. They bma kidnapped his daughter, who.he lleves, has been lost at sea. Wb« he Is led to believe that her spirit tells him to turn over hlx money tol charity, he Is about to do so whes a strango twist Is given to tho plot The denouement of the dram* I* a striking demonstration of the reaction of psychical torce. Something of tho strange !aS» enco of spiritism Is frankly admit ted by Mias Lila Lee, who plays tho role of “Pancy," tho “seer." "When I first read the script ol •Love’s Whirlpool,’ I was deeply Impressed with tbo theme sod the role of 'Pansy,' who astumes th* charactcP of a psychlst," said Min Leo. "I have always been quite a little Intrigued by tho subject of spirit? Ism, but wbat 1 did not know sad had never experienced to strongly before was the powerful hold such a subject can tako on oae, eves though ouo Is only dissembling. Is order to do full Justice to the rots of ‘Pansy/ 1 spent many days tho study of the character of man; alleged 'seers,' and attended mss; seances. 1 confess that I ci: readily understand huw people bo 'takeu In' by alleged psychlsu.1 And still In tbo minds of a cti tain thinking portion of tho pub! arises tho question: "How do tb> get nwny with It?” While another apparently equally Intelllftflit a part of public asks: "Can'wo get la tas' with spa-fis?" this property and wjjl plant it in citrus trees as soon as possible. The Stum brothers huve com- Longwood 1™. A llttlo expert "shadowing” of a prospectlvo client, a llttlo porponal Investigation, and tho “ psychlst” Is prepared to evoko from tho "Impal pabio e th e r of unknown regions" anything from c flrst-clats ecto­ plasm to an authentic spook, with full voice accompaniment. That tho subject of spiritism af­ fords unlimited opportunities ui tho dram atist and fiction writer, Is obvious. What Is more Important to tho public, however, Is the fact that fako “ psychlsts" contlnuo to hoodwink tho people. How do they do It? How do they get a Way with It? Why aro not radical steps taken to exposo those fakers? Those who have marvelled at the tremendous strides made In tho motion piciuro a r t havo wondered w'.' the screfea has not hureioforo tm alizcU tho u-ethods of these MS ' _____ irLc, and has nuwlc nppd* ,v d-..I t" L av l;> , .|th li« . Huld ivrilfUnl " |(J ti- f.iiiowins "• n •i uated 111 8emlioI»-« j d i. to-vMi: ,'r, '" 'T e m 4 \’W. Cor. of HtVL vt 71 T u p . Cl S. It- IS R . run ■ A »• J •:. .!<; ft.. N. S3<-,.a f t." " 1 ft. It. 4tlg.it of way). * - ‘r 1 aid of. land Im.&MCe «f Lucl, late the t"ts.iU *u (lent.- Ill tin ti kill. *'f «->-•: „ UJ 1 nt,.*, raid - ' n r i R l w l - , jl itnemiil according to la ^ , will Ihmio Iherioa on of March. A. t' . M|un»turtJ Witness my 11th ‘daj, <,f>t vebr»l nenl thlK the f | a . I» IS2I. nofm-AStJ (SKAr*> c U ' n tZ t yg l "' p >'' A-'m* Weett*. I)' �1 f e — 1 �f, *. PAWfOOl ford Daily Herald THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924. For the Worn Out Preachers. n w a r i ' fTkr T he Southern Methodist church is planning to raise c**" r,-' Wa* 510,000,000 as an endowment fund, the interest of which is a s second ci*« Matter, Oc- to be devoted to th e care of the Supernnuatcd m inisters, their ir IT, ___ _ _ _ ford, F lorid a, under act o f March widows nnd orphans. There arc now over nine hundred old worn out preachers, and about one thousand two hundred R U R R COM*#. Fm M rat widows nnd orphans of ministers, who receive an amount )M .a«n 1.. me am, vice-Pr**iar«» equal to about one-third of what should be given them to H crtan n brro i* « .T r tu . r k n r 14S live in any sort of comfort at all. M a c a o lln A t i « u These men never got a salary werthy of their service. a c n sc K iiT io M h a t e s i a T e a r ____17.04. Six Month* tl.SO They served hard and difficult charges, gave the best th a t Irared In Clt» ny Carrier per was in them, nnd it is no more than just that their church l i e . WeuXy Kdltlon | 3 P er should provide a sum which will give them an ordinary com­ Too long has this splendid work been ne­ SPECIAL MOTIClsi All obituary fortable support. • O t i c * . card* of th an k * , resolution* glected. Millions of men, women and children are now liv­ ^ id j io tlc r u o f en terta in m en t* w h e r e < S a c c c * a r e made, w i l l be chariied ing who have profited in many ways by the labors of these n r a t reg u la r a d v e r ti s in g rate*. godly men. They have been in the forefront of every move­ They have visited and R H S E R T i l t : AMOCIATRI) r i l E M ment which has benefited soeety. - i T h e A sso ciated Pre»* 1* e x c lu s - prayed with the sick, buried the dead, comforted the bereav­ y*,* 4 W l y en titie d to thu use for republie* t Ion or i l l n e w * dispatch** ed, guided the young people, led wicked men to n life of rig h t­ ""edited to It or n o t o thorw lee eousness, nnd by their presence in a community have made it liter] In thin paper and also th e „ji h ew n published herein. All possible for others to live in pence nnd snfety. Thousands of _[ht* o f re-p u h llcu llo it of special men outside the church look upon this movement as one of I*patche* herein lire a ls o reserved. the meat noble the church ever launched. They will gladly 3DNESDAY, MARCH 12, 192-1. contribute to help care for the men whose lives have been blessed by their m inistry. «tB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY T here is no assessment made on any one. The opportun­ i>The Seventh Commandment:— lbou shnlt not commit nilultry.— ity will be offered the people to make a contribution to this 'fikodus 20:14. Endowment fund. There is to bo no pressure put on a t all. .A * --------------------------. If those who have benefited by the church do not desire to i FLORIDA. MY FLORIDA, f i n d of my birth, bright sunkissed help these old men they are at liberty to refuse. The church fu .land, here in Sanford simply offers to its members and friends a * Floridn, my Florida, great and lofty privilege to do a noble and god-like work. Laved by the Gulf nnd Ocean grand, L K\ Florida, my Florida, T he first contribution made to the quoto of the church OfUll the states in east nnd west, here in Sanford was made by a splendid woman who lives Unto my heart thou art the best; Here may I live, here may I rest, in the S tate of New York. Hers is a great honor. Blessings on the visitor, and on all others who help in this work. i Floridn, my Florida. In country, town, on hills nml dells, BEWARE! A s Brisbane Sees It Civilization in Africa. “ Do the day’* work.** .Money—a myntcry. Earn, Save, Invent. Ctn»/r;gm, e»-t Dan Dobb Says Jg&sr- '0 , The constitution has been nUJ in a vault, but it ia for . ing and r.ot because it ia deLf*1 CIVILIZATION IS taking n lit­ tle of its own medicine. Modren Spanish troops, attacking barbar­ ous Moors in Africa, were amazed to find machine gun bullets and high explosives dropping from the sky. The Moors hnd hired Euro­ pean tliers to tight lor them in the air. „ . Now Spain will go after the Moors wttn liying machines, tanks nnd poison gas, carrying modern war into Africa. \ ~ | Some people are run dom c. t S 0,11“ other3 arc run d'n { • A well digger who WE, w . n x hours in Eastport, L | 2 recover, perhaps due to hi,’ way training. * fz. WHAT WOULD happen if Asia should march against Europe with modern weapons? in the days of Genghis Khan und Attiia- the Asia­ tics came westward on foot* eating up the country us they came. Suppose descendants of Attiln or of tno heavenly Mikado should come with a swarm of flying ma­ chines, dropping explosives. Japan or China could supply enough ma­ chines and fliers io wipe out every city in western Europe. it might be a Japanese school boy, standing beside the ruins of London linage, musing on van­ quished British civilization. A LITTLE book on President Cuuiidge by E. E. Whiting says the president’s motto is: “Do the day's work.” That’s a good motto, nnd, of course, the president would add to it, “Think out the day's work in advance.” Squirrels, robbins and bees, all ------------- o------------tlo the day's work, but show lit­ Does “Nag-ging” Pay? tle progress because they do no thinking. Every intelligent mnn woman should be DOING the Although some forceful Arguments have been presented and work of the day nml THINKING against th e art of “nagging” the story now going the rounds the work of next month and next in the sta te press regarding an incident at Savannah is one year. Mayor of Atkantas town i^ j . pay cut to $25 a year, bnt f f j ' Itcts to boast he is nuyoj The quickest way to rcduc* it population of any town 1, to W the bootleggers sell what til! please. 1 “*1 A scientist has n formula fa synthetic gasoline. HU may W<S but those being used by film* stations don’t. J WU| When Chicago bandit, robbed man they overlooked $r.V;n ... they deduct this from their U come tax under “losses"? u GO, £/J Chewing gum cost, AmeriJ i $*0 -00,000 annually, which b S or money to stick under table n::d chairs. A giant dirigible will start fre« Germany for the United StatS this spring perhans followed h nn enormous casualty li,t. ” Tfa* BlU- S3 1 Los Angeles street car cond» tor taught three men trying tort his company. \Vc nominate hi f ir president of the United State* Florida, my Florida, »V. „** The ryhtmic chimes of thy school bells, Tlie army may name it, plant-r * M ipYoj Florida, my Florida, nfter cities. This i, better thai Will call thy children dnv by day the present plan of miming them To learn to walk the patriot’s way, According to after radio stations. Firmly to stand for thee for aye, of tho m ost striking examples of the day. FRANCS have drop­ Florida, my Florida. newspaper reports, a family row was being aired in the pedFRENCH at ill lower. Edwin K. t’opeke, j asaaK saH aiiiisaaH S B aE aD aaK B B caaK D x aK aB H B raaaiiiiu i The golden fruit the world out­ municipal court of th at Georgia city. It developed th a t the of New York, whose father was a husband “ nagged” the wife and the wife reciprocated with Lutheran cltegytnan- io organizing, HUNT'S WASHINGTON LETTER shines " “ ------------------------------------------------------------*a a Lutheran crusade against France* ' nn equal amount of the same. Florida, my Florida, urging Lutherans to sell francs' Thy gardens nnd thy phosphnte HY HARRY' lb HUNT tin which he proclaimed the cards jij It was the old, old story nnd the judge after hearing tho short, to knock down their value mines, NI’A Service Staff Writer. were .Hacked, he is in position, if a and thus ‘bting France to her evidence as given by friends nnd neighbors, delivered a m as­ Floridn, my Florida, WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—Sen- he chooses* to make his play a s!* knees.’’ ■Yield their rich store of good sup­ terful piece of advice to the couple which was as follows: ator La Foliette’s refusal to per- an independent with a much surer £ ply. From the days of Socrates and Xantippe, men and niit Ills name to be entered in the hum! than would be possible nfter h FRANCS ARE wobbly, and there 3 ACT COMEDY To still tho voice of hungreys cry Republican presidential primaries h - bad been trimmed by the reg-'j* is danger that holders of French women have known what is mennt by “nagging,” al­ For thee we’ll live for thee we’l! short-tinie notes may demand cash in North Dakota does not mean ulats. though philology cannot define it or legal chenrstry re­ die, FULL OF LAL’GIIS AND FUN. -------|n ns they come due, forcing a great that ho eliminates himself ns a solve it into its elements, Ilumnr cannot soften it or wit Florida, my Florida. increase in French currency with presidential candidate this year, i The outlook, incidentally, for Rather, it means that he declines‘active “independent” organization divert it. Prayers avail nothing nnd threats are idle. still lower prices. Hut the good Special Music by High School Orchestra. Th’ oppressors’ rod cun’t rest on to be eliminated by uny decision following the Republican and Lutherans should be warned that Soft words but increase its velocity nnd harsh ones its thee, that may bn reached a t tho CloveDemocratic conventions is increaaselling francs short is dangerous Floridn, my Florida, violence. Darkness has for it no terrors and the long latul convention* reserving full i:ig rather than decreasing, Thy sons and daughters free must Roth old parties have suffered hours of the night have no drapery of the couch round INDIVIDUALS AND nations freedom to tight the cundidute be, in the public's confidence In the don't know nim-h about money, ex­ chosen on that occasion. about it. The chamber where love and peace should Floridn, my Florida, I .a Folio.te is under no illusions recent disclosures, cept that, like savages, they would MARCH 13. 3 O'CLOCK. dwell become an inferno, driving the poor man to the From north nnd south, from east Dissatisfaction nml unrest arc rather have a piece of bright gold on to the organization control in and west, bootlegger, the rich man to the club. It takes the sp ar­ than nnytning else. Money is the G. O. I’. The oil scandal may still acute in many sections* parFrom freezing blasts they come' kle out of the wine of life and turns at night into ashes largely a matter of imagination h.tve tended to discredit that con- ticulnrly the agricultural states of ADMISSION: 23 and ,'0c. for rest, ami fright. The world discovers tio! but ic has not weakened the! the west and northwest. the fru its of the labor of the day And find in thee their earnest The sentiment for a ‘change” is quest, , WashingFloridn, my Florida. re / strongly THIS SPACE DONATED RY sentiment When ills betide and woes o’er satisfied by n take, control any Florida, my Florida, . . . . . . .......... . ..... —.isfied by a •• ••• Thy sons nnd daughters quick will gome times the nest of us cannot help but practise it. “ Nug- fifty thousand francs, and pay' bigj on at Cleveland, will be promptly change to Republican control, " make, dividends on that price. The: flattened out. | Die demand D lor something j M Ifing ’ id :i great liability. It never pays. Florida, my Florida, 'amount of French money printed; And even the doughtiest crusa- different. A new line-up. A new uB B aaiusnacraN E nriB nB naB axB M M naB B U sanivaiiaaiiM i! The sacrifice of love nml life, [ means nothing* but to mention bil­ d ir si mis fighting difficult nfter he dcul. To save from woe, from ills arid •in g a k ° L 1NE CONCERNS iii England are removing their lions of printed money* represent­ h:u been stcnr.s-rollod tu tho di-------i Champions of La Follctto as the J»a::sisana:innaar3H M =fl!a:i:t3a«*BSHasaaM BaaBuaBanSBM i strife, ing only a tiny fraction of a na­ mansions of a pancake. billboards from the roads in deference to public demand th at —*----- . {n... t behind whom a new inde- a To fell thy foes in danger strife, tion’s wealth, is enough to start n tho English countryside he uudefilcd by advertising horrors. Su La Follctto stands aside. l i e , pendent or third-party movement; n Florida, my Florida. a panic. a —C. \V. Waugh. Adopted by the One of the concerns, Pratts, is using newspaper paid space Do careful liovv you gamble in declines to context for tlrj Repub- is likely to crystnlizc say the sit- u Ik-nn nomination. For what? ’cation hasudeveloped rapidly in his legislature as the official state to tell the public what it is doing anti why. francs. ti . ~ ...... .. ...................*• . rT*___ For the very good reason that his: e. fnvor in *the past two months. Two HEWN FROM THE SOLID ROCK OF ■ong of Florida. IN MAY* the big steel company, position r.s a possible independent factors have contributed largely j t;> this. Every boost for Florida is a drawing by lot, will buy back §2,- candidate is thereby protected. SOUND BANKING THE FIRST NAT­ FIRST: Henry Ford’s definite Did be allow himself to bo en ter-1 .'199,000 of its bonds, paying 5110 boost lor Sanford. THE COST OF THE CAR. --------o— for a 5100 bond. When Andrew oil in the Republican mco, he real­ cr Jorsurneut of Coolidge for re"Pumping it nut of the north­ Carnegie sold his iron business to izes he could make only u gesture ibction removed him U3 a figure LAKELAND STAR-T KLEG RAM IONAL STANDS FOR ENDURANCE likely to run away with any thirdtho United Hiatus Steel Company *of protest bcfnru he ■tu licked, west.” A good expression as to pnriy organization that might be yesterday’s weather. A Massachusetts man has in- and lamentations, and a few years he wouldn’t have anything to do i Ami as a defeated aspirant for attc .nptet,. — — o ---------------------AND PERMANENT PROSPERITY. IT vented a torpedo whoso successive • ago a nun, by inventing the with the stock, or even take it as i the Republican nomination, lie SECOND: The set-beck to the The now street sweeper will explosions will shoot it to the phonograph, captured that guiltless a present. He said the preferred | would go into nn ind'-vundent cam3 Mi \ilro candidacy, which in all stock was water nnd tho common | paitxn liamiienppi i by tin t very make Sanford spotless. Will this moon, and a Californian, having and sentenced her in work forever IS GOOD TO BE ALLIED WITH SUCH city become known for its cleanli­ read about it, has asked for per- in disc or rubber and wax, throw- stock was air. The common stuck condition. Ife^ would bo the d i’- ■ini liili y will keep him off the 8 giMtitled politician, ; nwilling to Dcniocratic ticket, in that event, nn ness? mission to ride ia thu rocket. Hut ing out to tho world the songs of now pays 7 per cent, tho preferred ■accept tiie decision <■, Ida party; throw t> La rollette us an intlc- H ------- o-------why are newspaper editors and all tongues anti nations. Long, common stock pays 7 per cent, and At the rate political announce­ paragraphent laughing at both the long ago a tale was told or a Won- Judge Gary says one dollar goes thu " hore-head,” fighting back out pendent a large railroad vote that ■ A BANK. otherwise wouitl have gone to Me- S ihiei* spleen. snlnen. ment* are being made it will be invcntor and the prospective paa- daTuI Wizard whose whisper could back into the properly for every of them* 15 Having declined to i iter a game 1Adnu. a wonder it* anyone is left to vote stinger to the moon? Are they so | reach a person miles uwuy; ami dollar paid in dividends. steel business of this coun­ In the primary. benighted as to believe that* be- only the other day science found tryThe 3 it a good thing to own. -------- n-------a cause nobody has yet gone from him in the* radio and improved him a Hut don't gamble. Y'ou are apt Lake Monroe would make a fine the earth to the moon* the journey ainl taught him to girdle the OUR VANISHING VOCABULARY place for yacht racing. Why not will never be made? That would globe with human speech in the to regret it. make this a feature for enteitain be dangerous doctrine. INDIANAPOLIS NEWS flash of a second. EARN, SAVE, INVEST—that’.; Ing tourists? For more than three thousand The flier, the goddess, the wiz­ a useful motto. a c o m m u n it y b u i l d e r - , . --------o---. ... , ... years the world laughed at the ard—they were nil laughed a t by -------An intelligent slut ; of candi-.ii government as well as in other Sanford is getting good public- gentleman who, believing that he that smug and correct indvduila WHAT WILL be done about dates by women voters preparatory im1 lets. Here women would prob- Jj ty from the rale of the last bond ..odd fly, leapt from u cliff and knoi’.vn ;u Common Sense. Per­ population this earth is fully to tho coming primal, election is 1ably <xert a wholesome influence. S issue. Dus is truly :iu t • > fc*l1 into tlu* Aegean Hen where he sons wall spoke of them were dub­ populated ? when R. F. W IUTNEK, Cashitr Will it be necessary requisite for obtaining good legia-j Why . ay that the time is not ripe 5 F. P. FORSTER, President Substantial. i incontinently drowned; but a few bed visionaries, dreamers who to regulate the age nt which pa­ lation. Without fore ght in this .for ivnmwi in th elegislaturc ? on tri T*. i ,. ycui'K ago the Wright brothers o n ! would 'Tome to no good end,’' rents may have children? m atter hopes for i ztied state ! Th it thou lit is an echo of prej- catasiD inuaaB urinxnaB E B S uauaanaaB X B unagaaB B aaB aB iitil Be Kind to Animals w l m ihc sea sands of North Carolina But the world climbs upward on and it tas ttiying. Women In England the population prob- measurer, m int be det rred. Some ji.ue anil to be observed April < to \\ ny j nroved his idea eminently correct,the hearts o fthose who fear nut m is more serious than ever, al­ of these measures are already long are becoming us well informed in i! is it nei os.rary have one week o , in ancient Greece the goddess Echo the laughter t)f common sense; 1though inatteis of government as men nnd the birth i are fewer. Per*- overdue, kindness instead of fifty-two? j was thought to hide i:i mountain'and it was these visionaries who nle live longer* nnd with even t Laws arc needed i « this state ■>r :r meseiiee in politic:: should -------- o-------cave., anti to dance about the hill- gave wings ami phonographs und births failing eff* the population regulating working h- ■ for wo­ 1.** le'.t more thun it is at present, Circular letters go straight to sides, amusing herself wilh the the radio to men. Laugh a t the increases -o* men; laws limiting t e minimum 313,000 in two years. the waste paper basket, many J’lay of flinging back to hum an 1mnn who expects to go to the SEN \TORL-.L POSIES wage, rcsrtciiton of child lab ir, East Half, Block <1, Tier 19. times without over being opened. beings their own words, laughter moon? Not we! IN’ AGES to come, with earth's proviiioim for enforcing the com-: ( A letter carrying only one cent population fifty or a hundred times pulsory education and other lays j fecnator Owen of Oklahoma has North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. postage doesn’t receive much at­ what it is now, and with human already on the books A change announced thatho wid retire from tention from the recipient. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. brings living to be 111 years on i.i the state constitution making i t !tin? : ,v.ate r.nddevu-c his time to ------- o--------MY FAVORITE STORIES the average, it won't suffice to say possible for cities al>* .a a curtain >"row:ng a flower garden. This Lola in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on ensy terms. Beautification of Hanford con­ that each married couple must! population to have a public school t ought to suggest n> aomr nf the, By IRVIN S. COCII SO D acrtxh Fowiiv; Well. Land Solid Body. Sub­ tinues. Vacant property in front h ive only two children, enough U>; system separated from the country !'A)'er reactor a way rn which th y : of tho southside school shows the divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. replace themselves. Another law ! schools and providing for super- aught be of material :i >1 stance to results of planning and beautify For Eire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. Most of us nit* familiar with the'leaving it lying on its side in the will be neceszary forbidding those iatendeats of such city schools* ami their country. There are numbers ing. Work of this character little story of the inexperienced gutter with the horse and driver two children to have any children many other laws lop;; neglected, "i the niwho would make better I counts. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON motorist who swerved suddenly entangled in the wreckage, and Until their mother and father are Our lawmakers havj been men e*tniener> or fartuers or black-! ---------- o----------and knocked a pedestrian galley-1 then, losing her head and a t the dead, to make room for two more. nnd have made laws concerning <milhs than statesmen, Phone 4 2 -------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson Tourists are leaving for their west and then, all at once remem- same time losing control of the the things itt which men ure most This objervation tioes not apply homes in the north. Hanford liering hi t duty , cried* as he mechanism, she darted away and YOU MAY* see a day when the intereated- that is, t : o materia! ,tn Senator Ov.cn, who has a rather doesn't feet the effect of the exo­ brought his machine to a halt: swerved out of sight ami circled average age of fathers will he development of tho state. Women clear rev rd. !t wou ! not i*c d’ffi-1 naaxaaarui3nucuB aaB E B sanaB nar.ztinniaaxB aK daB H a*> aBaai | dus of winter visitors because it “Look out!” “I Iu>' m"re inter«al«l in nmttors of rull, Iwv.evtr, to na.nz oovernt who the block. seventy-five, nnd of mothers forty,' doesn’t have many. Next yen.* “Oh- my laird!” groaned tho vic­ ... , . . .. . . -education and womens nctmttos. could m> veiy well sparetl from the Three minutes later, she reap­ things will be changed. tim as he scrambled to his feel, peared on the scene of the aeci which is going even a little far-, Why not have nonto women ment- lialls of rongreta, ar.u who niig!.: ----------------- o — —■ Seminole County A bstract Co. || the legtslaiare, so that bu of -omo service to their fellow “Y’ou ain’t cornin’ back arc you?’* dent, still wrestling with her steer- tiler than I'lati nntl some others, hors In tho Every day sees real estate ac­ I can match this with an episode: ing wheel. The dairyman, who who thought fifty young enough men and women limy work to- men by ra: tug flowers or vc^ctivity in Hanford increase. Down out of real life—a case where the j hnd extricated him ‘elf from the for fatherhood and thirty a little gether for the common good? It tables. This might, in fact, be a | « Announces Consolidation with town business property D moving owner of a car really did conic j mess, was cutting his struggling it conceded by all that women could pl'-iidit! way «o rt?.V t:>e of same ' u too young for inotiieihood. rapidly and values art .'imping at back. not make the problems of govern- of the fu u seeds wiiieh corgress- % ] horse loose from the twisted harSanford Mortgage Loan Co. B fa it e’ip. Hhr-'vd jnve tors sec In a town with which I nni reu-jnesa when he heard a rattle of ment much worse th in they a re .'men, until recently, dispensed to u THE TARIFF law allows the great tilings coming to this great suitably familiar, a 111115' was learn- wheels. He looked up to sec the end tyy many that the nrr.m co <*:’ their rnn.-titueutr, and the dislribuof Sanford. Florida. city ami ate dumping the:r money :ng to drive a car. In fact, th e 1r,ante car ami the same woman president, under the “flexible pro­ women in legislative bodies would tier, of which they ure threatening' w in property n< an *?vi>b*ntc of them Luly thought she already knew, again bearing down upon hint, vision" to increase duties This help the problem. to resume. Until our complete plant can be moved to Snn'ord, orders tot |i Tha w riter would be glad if He who r.iakzr, two posies grow faith in the future* development. which explains why, after having i.’uat in time to save himself he has wort lt d citizens who felt that * obstruct work left nt our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will t®* | | , . . . . . . . , , women who are educated—and •--------o-------taken a couple of lessons from u jumped. where bat ono grew before it might be used mistakenly to help there Is a greater number of cduThe tenth of the month has more cxperiencetl chauffeur, slu* a teive prompt and courteous attention. There was a second crash nnd it worthy of commendation. It is not passed. Many business concerns ventured forth unaccompanied up­ once more the green motorist pro­ Bome dear little baby trust. Ilut no(ualcd. women Ilian of educated men N so commdmlablo to tTia|p two lawn ■ realize tho importance of prompt­ on the public highway. ceeded on her devastating way. one will complain of President, in the state—women vho have U K aarcT iaru x E cacan u x ” n'ajtac.nnnnrsaaztaB nanB B B B it**** gi w where one grow before. It is ly meeting 111 obligations and lime An she wobbled, in an uncertain Rut now the capsized wagon was j Cooiidge’n use of his flexible pow-]made government a r.iutly and who rules whereby thoy pay ea h course ulo: g a quiet street, a milk- a total loss, groat harm er in adding twelve cents a bushel hhave the other qualifications* would CL’<K«*''abla that no groa month all their <urrent ttcc tunts. man driving a well-behaved tmg The main victim must have been to the duty on wheat, twenty-six announce for the legislature. CWf,‘#r T!tam <*-UuDiuJ Flattmw imon wealth nven. com* to tho comma The prompt attention to mutters turned u corner. Tho Indy trb d a philosopher. For, as he stood For Cough* and Colds, Head-1 Ar.y thinker win gow beneath if t:i* "hole senate, and tho house, of this kind makes for good busi­ imukimeoiMly to do several things in the midst of the ruins he cents n hundred pounds on flourachea, Neuralgia, Rheumsti*in 1 ness conditions. Sanford’s ir.ercu- apply the brakes, avoid u col­ scratched bis head nnd remarkeJ fifty per cent on mill feeds. t V surface'of things must roe that 8lloulJ tu n » fl'om luWi to and AIl Ache* and Pain* ai:tn nnd Fa'Dord’s bo anesa inen lision, turn out, turn in- speed up, to a citizen who had hurried up. These increases protect* especial-, tho’ pybllonu of the day are largely KWwing flowers. Tlioir product slow down—I don’t know what all. “Well sir, I can’t say I think benefit when evety bill is paid. A ALL DRUGGISTS moral ones—taht i3 to say, a lack wouk' ■ —• certainly be much moro a t­ The reader has already gus.md much of that lady's drivin*. But ly dwellers in cities. The whole m oral ones— ta.at 13 ro s a y , a lae a i tractive "Pay Up Week” once in a while than some of tliat whicli 25c and 65c, jars sad tubs* of hone3ty nnd integrity of purpose { tracl‘ nation depends on prosperity Und qf ;;rcat help in kepiny the answer. She banged squarely I will say this for her—by gum* Hospital s h s ,j|lJP . Li at to j JfoUoa^ of taps, failures' they are bringing forth at prcie.it. contentment among farmers.. \ Jute the side of the milk-wagon. •he's thorough!" “A SLOW TRAIN THROUGH MISSOURI” HIGH SCHOOL, THURSDAY .Seminole County Bank I ft r . ft, l■ aw 4 i . k 4 1 , it ,■* • . a i *ift, I , a, ft 1 I t. 1 . s s FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK "" for sa le c h e a p y o u r terms �"CreJil TSF5 .v fw fT*' ' •"V- , *1 paoa m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924. Sanford’s Social Side Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W w o m a n , and J. N. B r a d sh a w . U ' - S E C U R E D R E L I E F T H R O U G H ’ "(W in K lt F O R PUBLICATION F O L E Y P IL L S T o M ary A . M hc Doiiu Ii I, llk 'lin iu n it ■ Lavarinir... _ A ___ 11. •..R u... m rll, . .rch . ibald . . John K. Gordon, Danville, 111., W lltlam T. Ahtmtl. W illia m IL \ \ n l - ~ _ | » . , . ■>> CALENDAR M ncsday—Literature Depart . ment will meet at the club house at 3:30 p. m. r— Music Department of, ^ednea&nr—Music 'W omans Club meets at .1:30 p .‘ m. Wednesday—Fairyland lawn pnrty given by Mrs. Lloyd Drown hon­ oring Master Billie Brown, from 4 to 8 o'clock. Thursday—West Side ParentTeachers’ Association meets at 3:30 p. m. Jiursday—East Side ParentTeachers’ Association meet at 3:30 p. m. Jiursday—Miss Minnie Allen will entertain the members of the Sanford Association of Business Women at mah-Jong a t her home on Sanford Heights a t 8 p. m. iursday—South Side ParentTeachers' Association meets at 3:30 p. m. Thursday—Royal Neighbors will meet at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. m. Thursday—Play “ Slow Train Through Missouri” for benefit of High School orchestra, at High School auditorium. 8 p. m. Friday—Misses Mary Elizabeth Puleston and Gladyce Wilson will entertain at the home of the former in Rose Court at 8 o’clock. Friday—Sallic Harrison Chapter N. S. D .A. R. meets nt this home of Mrs. B. J. Starling on Maenolia Avenue a t 3 o'clock. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour at Library at 3 o’clock. J. Harrell, d l u f l.unOoulel. Mnrunret Liititl,|iii»(, Mary tfaruii Louis* cd. I was not strong and We will do the most important part n f your Spring house elennF“ tor>— i u x - n il . Gvans. In and to the follow in g ' tie■ refilled lands, situ ate In H,milnole N f t T I f ’F rtK' I W P P T I W r ttou n ty, Florid a, t o .w lt : Thu West R I U I I t , e , U r n i t i C i l lI N l i u „ | f ot S o u th w e st Q uarter of Sunford Lodge 1 2 1 1 B . P . ! , h e N orth w est Quarter r f Hrctlon a p -i V T i . i . u , . r , | l « . T o w n s h ip 2a Smith. Itanue 30 U. h. will hold their rcgulnr Kurt: and ran .n„. meeting Wednesday the l a t h i ^ K ’f t at 8 p. m.. for the election o f s ,.t K»cti„n is. ,- jto ,g ; I>1^ and Ik'Iuk In Meinlmile futility, O lticera. II. H. POND, each "f hulil parti,--,, oi IhwwIh,-. inti-n-Htcil ilcct-nsct, «ir In tin- lun-ln •toil tironilscH Involvcil In th is suit: III,* lx*lrH. tli-vlHri-H. Kriintci-H uni) o th er claim ant,, uml,-r A. I.yillu lt,',,l. d c c u s o i l . or utbcrwlM,'. tnt,-r,■r,I,-,t In th„ lutnls un,I prenilsca. Involve,I In this suit; tho lictrs ■It-viscoH, pru n tc-H ntul otln-ri Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street ,-lnfninntK n inter C liar leu lU-eit, it c a n Me,I, „r o th erw is e, In - 1 t,-r,’*te,l In the Inruls mill premist-sj OILS-GAS irtvolvt',1 In this H u ll; the heirs. ,le-[ vliMD, irru n lies ami o th e r claim, nnts tiniler Itoliert If. Rutnsey, us Agents for Fisk T rustee, d e c e a s e , I. or oth erw ise, llt- Exclusive t,re.it«-,l In the lands and tirentlses Tires and Tubes Involved In this suit; th e .South Florida Railroad tVunpany, a cor­ •SERVICE THAT MAKES poration* Kth,-I (’. W a lla ce and .........................................................Kmmet W allace, h,-r hushand; Mar- Wheeless & Welsh Vulcanizing: Shop L. E. Taylor of Dayton, Ohio, s among the recent arrivals In LIBRARY STORY HOUR vanford and will spend some lime The story hour this week will be here at the Valdez. _____ conducted by Miss Margaret FosMrs. Minnie E. Burgess of Fruit- i *». of the South Side Primary and Park Hpcnt the day here o n , ^lboc!» nn|i begin about 2.15 p. m. This will enable those who Tuesday en route to points north. wish to attend tit • picture show to FRIENDS.” Among the business visitors in do so, and the children are asked «3r,t "■ Uam"py’ ““ the city Tuesday from Jackson­ to be on hand promptly, as several ville were A. E. Glocker and C. R. come after the story hour is over. RIDE A BICYCLE 1-ast week thirty-three were pres­ Grant. ent- and nil wore enthusiastic over pleasure. Let the Sportsman Store show them to you. Mrs. Henry E. Cobb of Now the stories told by Mrs. S. O. ShinYork City, i3 the charming guest holsor, which included The Grad- Qn . our ramring and Ashing trips, and get more enjoyment, fun and of Sirs. Alexander Vaughan for ual Fairy. Little Black Sambo, and ( this week a t her home on Sanford the Tur Hr.by front Ur.cle Rcntus. Heights. WILL ENTERTAIN FOR VISITORS. Mrs. W alter Morgan has as her Invitations have been issued for louse guests, Sirs, F. S. Hess and n bridge to be given Tuesday M aaH aaH H u aflaiv R n B iiK ao aiiB R tiaaiB aE H H iiaaB iiaiieK N r grandson. George Day, of Phila­ afternoonparty at ‘I o'clock, by Mhs delphia- Pa. Katherine Wilkcy at the Woman’s Special Engagement of Club, honoring her attractive •Mrs. W. S. Jordon left Tuesday guestMiss Margaret Corrou of for her home in Jacksonville after New York City. a pleasant visit here with her The affair is being anticipated t niece, Mrs. James G, Sharon, at with much pleasure by the guests. her home on Tenth Street. MOTHERS’ CLU1I. Mrs. J. E. Craig of Jacksonville IN OUR TOILET GOODS SECTION On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock nnd r-istcr, Mrs. It. M. Dunn, of J ackson!UMis'sV/a rrl ved*i n^Sanf o rti | ‘he rerilaf monthly meeting of t___on A nvine.leil Mothers’ ( lub will he held at Tuesday for extended »tnv stay, nnd nml the the heme nf Mrs. George Paxton are registered at the Valdez. on Myrtle Avenue, with Mrs. Paxton and Mrs. haircloth, as host­ Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Pil-Ferguson of ' esses. As there is considerable Wjlea, Ohio- and Mr. nnd Mrs. business to be attended to, a full Mrs. Downey—an accepted authority or. this subject— Staffert also of Wiles, Ohio, were among the arrivals in Sanford attendance of members is desired. will gladly advise cur patrons on the correct esc of all on Tuesday and are stopping at approved accessories of the toilette—Introducing sever­ the Valdez. ' A. E. Crandall mid Dan Reual most attractive creations recently udried to those ex­ Mr. and Mrs. F, G'. Braden of »®W® uf FitUburg, Pa., who have clusive lines. Indianapolis, I nil., are expected to spent the pa^t two months here arrive here Wednesday and will as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. ^ be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. 3 . Wilson- left Tuesday for J a c k -|M E. Barrett nt their home on Mag­ Fiancee Karess sonvillc where they will spend a £ nolia Avenue. week before returning to their Mr. and Mrs. Gilkes of New home. Perfume Specialties York,, Mrs. Arthur Gilkes, Mrs. Fannie Taylor, nnd Miss Lillian annBBU JKnaguHD uanxsBiaaa Gilkes of Jacksonville were the guests of Mrs. B. J. Starling on Tuesday en route to Tampa. MUSICAL COMED \ Mrs. M. II. Mabry- TIarton Ma­ Piosented by the Eoiscopal church, bry, anil Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith *3he Prescription shop benefit building fund. returned Tuesday from Louisville, Monday, Mar. 17 Ky., where they were called by ‘THE STORE OF SERVICE’ A f t e r n o o n 3 ■:;<». N I « | R S:00 the death of Miss Jennie Wash­ I ' r l r r * ■ V .e n n d burn, sister of Mrs. Mabry nnd H■an*uaBuaa■^a3M*B■l,,,■*s, aaanURERRaBRRaBEREaRnnaRaRaBBRiaBRRRXBRaBERSKBHXR Mrs. Smith. S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. MRS. KATHERINE DOWNEY ...F o r O n e W e e k ... “S P R IN G T IM E ” ' Spring Suits— For Easter '• i f * a mighty lino t h i n s t» «''5« tn “ » thene s u i t s such w o n d erfu l At.L. '•WOOL Materials for only ! « . Hcautlful d e s l g t t s - r l c l ) c o l o r l n g - 3 0 0 p u t l e r n . to choose from. Every garment tailored to yo u r In dividual m e a s u r e In a v e r y careful manner Select any sty le that suit* >nur fa n c y . W e lt Xu th e Until to p le a s e you. manner. _ m h - , a, a • ' ' -L — , * * ^ * * "^ ^ ' The “Safe-Guard” CHECK WRITER For Full Information write. Galli-Curci ± ' ^ _ ...Quality Shop... th e Mil of com plaint In this emtse on Monday, th e r.tii dny of May, l!*2t, ta the C ou rth o u se at S a n ­ ford. Florida. ... Semin .>le. County. — -------— P e o p le s IlsnU P h o n e 223 **** _____ In Exchange far AUDITORIUM Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. „ ' Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harley of Marietta- Mich., are in the city for a few days and are stopping at the Valdez. Other Makes Machines hard 303 har.dsomr bridge table cover in shader, of blue, the work of the talented hostess. The hostess of the Green Parrot served frozen fruit salad, coffej anti hot rolls with lemon, meringue tart:: raid salted nuts.—Orlando Sentinel. ALLOWANCE’ Will bt maim cn The members of the Social De­ k K k ’" U A raa,TrasVeeT«n.iiC*me and t0U,J 8,t'0P bct‘ partment of the Woman’s Club and eaeii CHARLES E. BOWERS, Representative n( said mmlrs If living, ami ter." FOLLY TILLS are n diuretic DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. * their husbands and friends were If dead, all liuvllt* rlnltnlOK Inter-1 , •> For Orange, Lake, Seminole and Volusia Countira. delightfully entertained Tuesday ests under (in, until Mary A. Alu.--, stimulant for the kidneys, make Wednesday, March 19th, Honitld, lllelimood I everliur. ArclilIhrni more active Get a bottle * P. O. Box 561. Orlando, Fin. evening nt bridge, at the club lialil II. Ittl»sull. William T. A»i|«.ll.; nCnl m0rC a house, with Mrs. II, li. Dcas us W illia m II. Watniii. fi-tlicrwlv- ■— ----------- — — -----------------------8:15I’.M. ---- hostess. k n o w n n s \V. II. Wulmiii), (lo m er Aloim.n. lo tlierw U .' kn ow n as Mme. Spilng flowers, in profusion, in­ •II.K tl. M o n io li), K. .1. Harrell, s tinr cluding sweet peas and snap l.unddulKl. Burali M argaret Lunddragons, were used in decorating ■ItilHt, Mary I. oiiIm.' I toll hi, 1,. it. H arrrtl. H nirrlne llote.iiiin, Hnthe large lobby and sun parlor. phrontst IK tirSffln. (olln rw lie Known iin B. It. C r lff lh ). .lolin It. Of exceptional interest wn3 the I’lrtle, A n gelltie K. I'lrtle, lln ir h iu i la the Phone Number game of bridge played during the Reed anil (torn Heed, li in w ife, a r lr s C. W a rw ick , an Trunlee. evening, and when scores were t'h F r a n k M. L e w is , as T r u it e e , and WE HAVE MOVED TO World Renowned Soprano. of nuid parti, s dei-paned, or counted, the prize for high score, oeach th e r w is e . In th e the lands anil FIRST ST. COME IN n telephone screen, was awarded premium In volved In t h i s milt; all im r lle s elalniliiK lt d ,T esta under A.; AND SEE US. Mrs. Ben Caswell. The men's l.ytdl.V ‘Reed, d eceased .or o th erw ise. Only appearance in Florida This Itt the la n d s anil p rem ises Involved Season. prize, a hey talncr. v/ent to R. R. In tills s a l t : alt (turtle* clslmlntc Deal. Interests u n d er Charles Herd, de-J Price.t: $1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $XOO. , cea sed , or oth erw is e. In the lurid Late in the evening the hostess, $.1..”0, $ 1.00, plus tax. . , , _ _ ..... i and prem ises ln volred In this su it: asissted by Sirs. Bon Caswell, Miss a ll parties r l a l m l t u Interests under Phone 939. Fern Ward and Mrs. George D a v i s “W i . W l i . Hart served delicious refresh- i p r e m i s e s involved in this suit. Scat Sale Begins Monday, March _ t , , , i It appearing liv the sworn bill of mtnts of rolled cheese .sandwiches,!complaint in this cause, that you 10th. m ay claim s o m e right, title or In cake and coffee. teres t In tile lands a n .| premises! Tho evening was of exceptional h e r e in a fte r deserlhrd. It Is there-1 ordered und ndliidxt'd t h a t 1fl enjoyment to the guests, there be­ yfore, o u amt eucti o f you lie, and )<iiil are hereby required t o appear to ing six tables of players. ( f tp r*ITI'T'Tl.1\ ’ rv f x r . Florida, t , - w l t : Northwest QunrdvJEj K l l l i i r . r s U l . l N , cCL. I tr r of N u r l ' i n s t ijitartor. lets the BIDE THOU THY TIME ________ __________ _ I North 310 foot o f flection IK. TiavnI. s h ip 20 South. Itu n /o no K a n ; Sanford Matten>» _____. .Though hate would blind God's r a cio r y — , .onum, ; ih iuthw est i j i n r t r r ,,f Northeu.it showing a real n'ce line of uphol- c*ii-n,>••• *-f M«-,'t>,i,i is. T o w ash In 2i, stars on high. H.'fring materials. You ladies S«»uili. R am ie 20 Fast; Must Half of They stand—sublime.. rvorthcasi Quart,-r -,r Poatht-ast should see them. Rhone 402-MI. Q )ie not when slaves would bid uarter of S,»,-tl-.ti IK. T o w n s h ip 2P South, lilt•!«.• 30 Ktst; \Vt.,l t l u l' j thee die; I , i t h e t ' l r c l l 4‘n u r t o f S r i n l u n l r ,-f Northeast 'in n rtcr - f Southoust | Bide thou thy time. f'lm iit,. Fl„r1,lx, tn f'hrinerry. Quarter of Sort Inn 10. Township IT. Illl.l. TO ( | l II',T TITI.K. ;u South, r .in tte 30 Kurt: North-! OKI i Kit Ft tit I'CHI.Ii’ATHiN w est Quart, r o f South,‘ust Quarter I Thy great soul need not fenr | Here is a straightline coat that Frank Gynns nrnl Si id la I*. Kvuna. o f Section to. T o w n sh ip 20 S o u th .t cclipso gains individuality through the use "-if,', t'umplnitinnti,. Ran-;i- So Hast. S o u th w e st Quarter When hate would blast v s. »f S ou th c;,-*1 *}„ irter o f Section IK. of darker material applied in a Mary A. Alaelhi’inhl, Hlrhtn><nd With curses from its dusty lips: South. Rttnae “0 Must, pointed design about the hem und l.everfntt, Arclillmhl It. R u ssell. W il­ T oItw i oIsh infu20 rth er order,',I that this Stand firm—stand fast. li ini T. Atiliutt. William II. Watson, o rd er he till Ml:.I,--d litn-e n w eek for cuffs. The scarf collar is more III. (o t h e r w ise known us W. II. Wnt- ellfh l ei-nueeutlve w e e k s In the Sunand narrow than many s.in). H om er (i. Munson, (oth erw ise ford If,-raid ,n n ew sp ap er publlshThe mightiest souls that leaped elongated shown. k n o w n us II. (!. Munson). K. J. Ilur- ,-d in Sanford, S em in ole C ount), from God rell. Ollif l.nn,|(|Ulst, Sutnh Mur- Fl< rl,l i. Have suffered wrong: uur,-t l.utid,|tilst. Mary t.oulse Itoti* ttinl or,!rr,-,| sit Sanford. Rise thou above the wrath and HONORING MRS. PAPWORTH. Holtm. I . 1 1. <lurrett, Ihnerlto* t‘. Heinlilole I'miiiiv. Fh-rlita. tills the Ilolenmn, Snphrnniu It. lirlffln, Ith day of Alarcli. 1021. rod. ..Saturday evening Mrs. George , itlo-r-.vlso known as S. It. Griffin), I SKA I,> K. A. IMHRII.ASR. Thy soul thy song. ................ Demi tig. in honor of Mr.t, W. tl. An«,-Une K. I'lrtle. Klerk of the t ’trcilit thilirl of Semllleed. Ills tiote County. Floriua. Pap worth of N..1Y. enter entertained thru l i 'i ^ '^ a r '^ 'l ^ ^ r w r i ,k, ns Trus ' S t i o n timt° n ^ AUnnU C°n'* I’npworthof'N Ity A. M. W eeks. D eu p ty CterU, tables Of braipo players nt the , l, e. Frank H. 1.,-wls. us Trustee, and Green Parrot Tea Room, which | ,v"‘h «f *u!,l parties If llvlnu. und F red It. W ilson. E. T. Gunther of Dallas- Texas, was dor -t -ehcino heme : ,f ‘b'ud. the heirs, devisees, urunters Solicitor for ('oinplaltiants. as ilL'"arate(! ludi.u i, in in .......... him color B„i,| rrived in Sanford Tuesday and is t.iu into being carrictl nut in th e , Murv a. Mu,-i>omiM. Rlciiiuond ra-v- 3 - S - 12-tl>-2ii- 1'2-0-IK.23-30. 9 the city fort an indefinite stay. fiowers used on:! in the nanny •il'iiik. A r e h l l i s l i l 11 R i i s , , . | | . W l l llstn-T. Ahhott. Wllll.mi II. Watson, I net-iry rrhollt I a cnp.t'\in > e<1 tallies. il . , I (otherwise known us W. II. WatI*. Storry of Pensacola was in nut’ ty p ew riters, a ll | Mrs. T. A. Neel has many winning non). ,i Monaon. (otherwise he city Tuesday on n business ways, including her skill and good; knownHomer * m akes. Kxpert ns If. O. Munson), k, j . Hurmission. I i l e inliuf and re. fortune as a bridge player and I ’l1*11,, nl?f l.tin,|iiui»t. Sarnli Mar• pair! ok . Type­ 1these winning ways won her tho ^ 1' ^ w riter supplies. Felix among the business Sanford on Tuesday. LIBERAL noli, (otherwise Known as IV. ||.wrlte*' Ill\« suITcred With kidiy troul ___ __ ^ W' u ( h ii i i ) , lldmrr u. .Mon^nr. (iii!i»r-noy trouble five years; could not wla« known or II. (I. Mo:i*onl. K. sleep st night and was always tir- wwwwwnnwnnsranisnnsmKnuauia tialint. L. l >. Unrrrtt, Knitrlua C. work nmdc mv back ache. I „got Hnleiuuu. Miiniiroiiiu fi. Griffin. some FOLEY PILLS and a f te r a ( uIIktwiho known HK B. IK nrltfllO., f ow t/patments I felt 1w>ttnr nrnl Jnii n R. I'lrtle. Angr 11lie if. r i r l l e j ,l . r . i ? . 1 lclt ucttcr * nrt SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE ii.irri!<i.u Reed uii'i i>oi"« Reed, iiiiicould work with more ease, be* Straightline There Is nothing so condusive to comfort as a good bed. Let ns make yon comfortable. Phone Snnford Mattress Factivy— 102 MI. i Over 70,000 Reasons Back This Statem ent < Z ^/[sK any thinking woman w hat food concerns her m ost and she will quickly answer “ M ilk !” T h e reason is easily understood. O f all food s, good milk is the m ost im portant— the m ost necessary. iM A nd because there is an insistent demand for a richer, creamier evaporated m ilk, 70,000 responsible and progressive farmers built up the largest organiz­ ation of its kind in the world to give you DAIRYLEA •IffffMn >| t n*t *nr Brand Evaporated M ilk. $ *«»t ( t tD U U i % T h is is the now famous D airym en’s League Co­ operative Association. Every m onth it does a busi­ ness of over seven m illion dollars. TSe c a U SE this immense business is owned and o p era ted by farm ers th e m se lv e s, y o u r D A I R Y L E A Brand Evaporated M ilk will always remain these 70,000 farmers’ own product, from cows they them­ selves own. » Vu W h en you buy DAIRYLEA Brand, you are buying di­ rect from the farmers who produce it, and each can has the combined guarantee o f 10,000 progressive farmers. T h ese farmers want you to have a richer— a cream­ ier evaporated m ilk, with a flavor lik e cream. T hat is why DAIRYLEA contains more nutritious milk fats and solids. ■ : • dfi. ' *-‘aff 1 H 'D Evaporated M ilk is the concen­ trated wholesom eness of the purest fresh bottle milk. It is exactly the same milk w hich U . S. Senator C opeland, when Health C om m issioner of N ew York C ity, called “ the best in the w orld .” a ir y l e a :tH- DAIRYLEA is now sold by all Grocers! Look for this can—’ ■ r3 Richer Creamier Evaporated Convince T o u r s e lfl Da ir j OT e N* -Sis-,* C. VV. ZARlWU COMPANY , WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA. D e t w e e s 1 'n lm e tle «>d Venferd A ve. M3 Hre .nd Street jnsm . '■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12,1924. Boston Braves Start Spring Training In the World of Sports M U a n e T h e a tre FRIDAY, MARCH 14 IAMPION JACK .GATOR rifle team captures title w THIS YEAR PAGE SIX LOOK WHO IS COMING F°K SECOND TIME IN THREE YEARS In Person M U n a n d J ^ lfll In Person UNIVERSITY OF .FLORIDA.i and Louisiana, were defeated by •4-At AH Certain That Ilia Op­ GAINESVILLE, Mar, 12.—For the j the Gator riflemen during the re ponent Will Re Lula Angel Ten and a H alf People (Little Jeff) second time within the past throe rent matches. Every team fired on J* FIrpo Hut la Lily To Be years, the crack University of its home butts, scores being sent to Rojas. Florida rifle team fired its way'to Fourth corps aren headquarters. THE WORLD’S GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW the championship of the Fourth Besides winning this year's K • I S , T h e . t n o r U l n l P r M i) In Three Acts corps area, announcement hong highest shooting laurels, the Flor­ CHICAGO, Mur. 12—Jack made Tuesday by H. McKie Salley, ida university rifle team for the Dempsey will defend his titlo J|par Mutt nnd Jeff's Jazz Orchestra. raplain of the Gator sharpshooter,;. past two seasons l.nve been must against Luis Firpo in New In annexing their laurels, the Flor­ conspicuous during- summer rcsYork on Labor Day, he an­ 1 5 - S O N G H I T S — 15 ida riflemen defeated some twenty- Hrns at Camp McClellan. Annis­ nounced hero nnd this will bo three Ti. O. T. G. units from col­ ton, Ain. In addition to bagging his only light of this year. Matinee 4 P. M. lege.- end universities scattered! the championship a t ramp twice, _______________ Night 8:30 p. M. it, If Firpo is licaten by Wills over eight Southern states, am! | the Gators have on both occasions or Gibbons naturally I would BRING THIS TICKET -----have onij to win the title once presented high poi it ir.cn in the .be compelled to tight the win­ And 25 cents, which admits one School Child (not over 15 years) more to become permanent posses­ individual firing cumpctiti .n. Year ner but I understand Firpo to n 50c scat at the Matinee. sors of the magnificent trophy, de­ before last Captain Salley won -will not engage in any fights clared to he the most beautiful lov­ notable distinction, while last sum­ SEAT SALE K. C. DOWER’S Ufiti he meets me, Dempsey ing cup to ever be di.-played here. mer Wallace Byrd was accorded said. North Carolina State, 11)23 cham­ the high honor. ■‘ -ill _____ pions. took second place in thin Captain Salley, < wonderful -NEW YORK, Mar. 12. — Tlu^ability that Jack Dempsey will yonr’u competition, t»o University shot, holds medals fo: expert rifle­ man and sharpshooter. II. I. Wells, 'end his world’s heavyweight of Alabama finished third. Robert Trimble (sharpshooters); Florida's rifle squad, containing Championship but once this year and on that occasion against a veteran ahootcra of three years un­ E. C. Scarborough and John Schnb tilh American challenger, loom­ der the Orange and Blue, fired con­ inger (expert rifleman). Members ed today out of n series of do sistently in every match, the tar­ of the championship Gator gallery’ vflopment-i in the year’s prospec­ get work of Captain Salley and team include Cant. II. McKie Sal­ Robert <’. Trimble featuring the ley, Robert C. Trimble, Wallace tive fight program. Though n return match between rifle aeries. Gallery teams from Byrd. II. D. Smith, U. R. Davis, G. J. Mank. II i. mpscy and Louis "Firpo bar eight states, Georgia, Aia’-amn. 1). Hammond, aen regarded generally as a Mississippi, Florida. South Caro­ Wells, L. C. Scarborough, John fofcegoiu- conclusion there is now lina, North Carolina, Tennessee Schidiinger and t'ari Green. -« possibility '.lie giant Argentine’s ambition m.iv ho r helved in favnr o f’othi : Lutiu nmtenders. On lop Dave Bancroft (left) and Rube Marquard of the Boston Braves commence the spring training grind of thi- agrvm eitt for a series of at St. Petersburg, Fla. At least ball pinyers call it a grind, but we doubt if any kid in the country will >Uts hern with Qunitin Romero agree with them. Hpio-s. rbile.i’ heavyweight. Fro­ nt otii 1 .rr1 nnnounced he afs.) had -inm.il Nroiinio Spalla, Itiilinn h «ldi ■ of the Kuroneau nCnvyweight tith . v.as Knock“In selecting a battery," said AUTO PAGE—FORD PLANT ^ed-on. ' ' • ri.uf.de. Employment in the Ford Motor Pony Mcro, of (he local Exidc j- ■.Fpall.i n».I Roi». both are ex­ .service station, “one must bear in Company organization is now at pected in the 1ri,it.-,I Stale* within | mind that its job is to give a short the highest point i;i the company’s a 1month. necnrdimr to i■: hard. I powerful turn to the engine such history and reflect?, in a general Tin- promoter plan- e. te ’ ’hete a a muscular arm would accont- way, the prospermia condition cxnfiriftrt -everni An*, r-. • h'-av>- p!i-.h on ;he crank, MADISON, Wis.. Mar. 12.—In- Will Re Fifleentr To Be Installed ; ting in the country as well as in GAINESVILLE,' Fin., Mar. 12. In The United Slates—Will W right , rien-iemcrit or increase in the city H. 15. Lansdon has started a special ’> fill. "'I ni i 1j. tter termed ‘cranking 'he nutomobi'e industry, [.ocated at Raiford. they may h- i alel.ed t . service for county and home dem­ '-ii 1 ability’ which every battery no Tiioro are approximately 157,000 land values as a whole has been S niitli shall ch.iiliii' e Deiiij'.tej matter how cheap, must have n workers employed in Ford indus­ in recent years in comparison with onstration agents to nid them in TALLAHASSEE, Flo. Mur. 12. their efforts to show tho way to Dick an. ... I , r • ■iflieienL quantity to properly tries in the United States, accord­ what is generally regarded ns a Btm fit .1 I«i; K'.. . t lent | art tlur engine. It is this start­ ing to recent figure:.. Of these, fair return on investments, ac­ Floridas electrical chair will be the the poultry rnisera of Floridn. Mr. ntaoueei , l'i ii figut i lie fu 11 Wl'.li ing ability and not ampere hour more than 21,000 work in branch cording to preliminary results of fifteenth to be placed in use in Lansdon will send the field work­ either Spall.- . R a survey of changes in city land the union for executing criminals, ers special instructions each month capacity which a car owner should assembly plants, , Thu- pn* iai ti..i in may demand in a battery. The largest number employed in values being made now by the In­ according to the most complete designed to aid the poultry raisers idle until Mil •'.-|H*d after Whether the battery has the any single manufacturing unit, is, stitute in Land Economics aid the {information available here. The industry of the state, which is EHCari' mjtcted $500,000 o.Tc.* capacity to keep turning the en- °f course, at the Highland Park the Research Council of the Nat­ chair is now under construction growing steadily, at the state prison farm, nt Rai­ “.March is one of tho busic-.t f j 6 m Pr.n idem i: L, pt <nioter-i gine continuously for 15 or 20 min- 11’lnnt at Detroit, where 08,500 men ional Transportation Institute. rsjircscittf' v th. et< an . of Far- utes is of little importance be- art’, This general conculsion does not ford, and probably will be ready months of the year,” says Mr. work. itnin the i Vlllfew .weeks. burn Wa;>. iVi mi h eii July I, riitMe the battery in normal servI ho biggest increase I t \ ■ninn- hold true for all parcels of iund in for use witr , , next ----- . Lansden. “ With chicks in bromler with .llai • Will . . 1 'll -rluiiJ. ite is called upon to deliver crunk- ker employed at any one | 2: v dur­ l ilies, according U> Prof. Arthur ■ i L t ™.fl^ . t!!*AtHL” ?kc,““ !l,ndcr hL’ns> watching the incubnt■R. i L of tho age old method of hanging, ing current for only a few seconds !,,fJ ^ie year was m« !e at tiio J. Mertzke of the University of jjr brooder, or n number ofhens. , T ie pn mi' , Jiii’c Lrltfln end at a time. i River Rouge plant of the .minpaay. Wisconsin, conducting the survey eno bus adopted two nut hods, giv­ Then the wide awake person who pjniic:( J. MeG! i'd'.v ,vV* claimed “Broadly speaking, what is re- A yenr ago, 2S.000 men -. i-*■* n- ns marked exception has been dL- ing the condemned his choice; an­ hns an eye to good business has J* Ini'. • -l previously quired, is the capacity of the bat- ployed there, while tocu.v ih-rv are eovered in almost every city in­ other uses lethal gns; two others a fjock of standard fowls, nnd is have conditional executions, nnd selling eggs for hatching or dayT^Curi; ,' ttr.-.a- .i a 1 eat to the tery concentrated in a short spurt nearly 42,0000 wor aer­ ie cluded in the survey. E.-nuit li , - a :,!■ prepar- of current delivered with a punch payroll. “As n result of the general ten­ seven of the forty-eight com- old chicks." yW to udviti,.' '27 1.000 to Demp- rather than spread out in a thin Other manufacturing units, in­ dency, it dues not follow that the gauuelulei hnvesu ealtbw monhsd Proper brooding the firs t week -tsey ns n gua- ai cluding the, J-incoln cur plant ,^it purchasing yf jnnd for productive fnonweatths have abolished legal is the most important feature in hut tha„cluuu*.-j | ‘.tcam..u- e- soveral minutes. , plbn’s manage] ui-aed dwWh“ 'rttt the chicks lifo says, tho state "ifn* second comirieratioti in Detroit, and the plants a t Kearny, purposes is necessarily unprofit­ exstutitttr] ..................... ■»•**«)** In Utah the condc-ned man may poultry man. Warm, dryness and P n K)Posit ion because of n prospcc- choosing the proper battery is long N. J., Hamilton, Ctiio, Green Is­ able or should he discouragedtake his choice of being shot or cb-anlincrs are important factors, land, N. Y„ Glnssmcre, I’a., nnd Professor Mertzke asserts. -tlve motion picture engagement. life. Twenty-five of the larger cities hanged, Nevada uses gas; in Rhode j he adds, and suggests; I j T h i s movie work. Kcnros mi id, "In designing the Exide, no at­ Poughkeepsie, N. Y., employ close of tho country and thirty-five in Island there are no executions might keep Dempsey buoy tur tention has been paid to how long lo 11*000 men "First, feed after 48 to 72 hours M ttn t or ten wee.a this spring it can deliver current a t a certain Wisconsin will be included in the unless a prisoner under life sen­ of age—line ehick grit o r coarse thus jeopardizing the prospective rate. This is a non-essential qual­ Federal Government completed survey. The cities are tence kills a keeper, Under such with one raw egg to about a pi it return match here m June with ity in an automobile battery. In­ classified for study purpose in conditions _he is hanged, but the of dry measure of the above, crumTpm Gibbons. Kearns declared he stead- every effort is directed to­ groups headed declining, station­ need of this has never arisen, it is lyGives State $13,980 d made no agreement for a ward _ increasing its “punch’* or ary, slowly growing, normally said. "Second week: Bran, shorts, com The States that have abolished hbons bout but Rickard, who has cranking power and in lengthen­ For Road Building growing and rapidly growing. meal, equal purts. feed dry in ext cut ions are Maine, Michigan, Hie purpose of Urn survey is to *-;v'-ununs .name, .mcnigan, obtained the St. Paul boxer's con- ing its life. The the rent to terms, pr» fessed his de­ "Thu result is a battery that has TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mar. 11 discover the relationship between Mui’-Sotu, North Dakota, South open box. Small amount of fine lire to go ahead with this match. us much cranking ability and long —Florida shares in the distribu­ population growth and land values. j Dakota, Wisconsin, and Kansas, chick grain three times a day. if Firpo, through ins American life as it is mechanically and sci­ tion of $13,980 of a fund appro­ It is intended for use of tax ex­ ! Those tlint still use the gallows representative, William McCnrney, entifically possible to build into priated by congress for division perts, realtors, railways, corpora­ arc Alabama, Arizona California, nvnilahlc, will add to growth and wus offered a match with Wills by a battery of its size. Thus we amon;r five other states and Porto tions nnd simiuhir organizations, I Idulut Illinois, J.nwa, Louisiana, prevent bowel trouble." | Montana, New Hampshire. New He suggests that poultry raisers the Rhode Island promoters, but have in the Exide, an automobile Rico for construction of roads nnd ular orginntions. Mexico, Texas, Washington, West should market all young cockerels tho latter were infoimed thn Ar­ battery without a fraction of an trail* ip national forests in co­ Virgina, Wyoming, Colorado, Con- at one and a half pounds to two gentine already had bonked a ounce of superfluous weight or an operation with local authorities, ■timer exhibition program which ineiv of bulk—u very important es­ 'mis state will get nn equal share Given Up As Dead nectuct, Delaware, Georgia, and pounds while the price is good, would prevent acceptance. Wills, sential in any automobile or acces­ with Michigan, Minnesota, Nebras­ Judge Returns Home Lnuisann. In addition to Floridn, stntei nnd keep only thrifty pullets. according to the promoters, hod sory." ka, North Dakota, Oklahoma and that have adopted tho elec­ agreed to either match. Porton Rico, according to informa­ To Tell Strange Tale states tric chair are: Arkansas, Indiana, j Dempsey left New- York today POPULATION IS 55.202 tion received here from Washing­ Massachusetts, Nebraska, New MIAMI. Miami.s population is ton. for a Western trip, Cod ;tring lie ALBANY, Ga., Mar. 11—An Jersey, o n n c iiiiiiiia u iH im iiiiu iiiiiH iu u iiiiu iH (tor murder unless life NOT REALLY had recovered from effects of the now 55,2(52, according to estiniTwenty-eight states altogether unusual tale of adventure was re­ operation he recentiy underwent. utcsbnsed on a nnw city directory will share in the distribution of a lated by Judge William E. Smith, iniprisnient at hard labor is re - 1 LOST He will stop off in Chicago for a that has just been placed c*r- total fund of $ 1,000,000 with the ordinary of Daugherty county on commended- by jury; also treason): few days before going to Salt eolation. The is is an increase of far western states in which nat­ his return hero after having been New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Lake City ami Los Angelei. I 150 over tlu* population of 102.1. ional forests are loealted wholly or missing since October to find that Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South No article nf value is .Wills arrived shortly after the 1 he population includes in the new in part will share in the hulk of his wife had assumed the duties Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, r-allv lost until nftcr The champion’s departure end an­ volume includes all contiguous ter­ the fund, with Oregon getting the of his office and was candidate to Virginia. Herald Wants have been Kentucky uses the electric chair nounced hi; intention of n .’lining ritory subject to directory cun- loM-eat share, amounting to $130.- succeed him wth >ntries >1 »scd so called upon to restore it to except for crimes of rape. In that training, though tiie negro's C80. that he cannot be a candidate. the rightful owner. case the condumed are hanged. of obtaining any i uportI chances Judge .Smith said he started Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ unt matches this season lad from Miami in a lower cruiser for WOMEN BEGIN CAMPAIGN. parel, personal possessions, i«rr dwindled rapidly. EVERT TRUE— By CONDO Buenos Aires with Frank Rittenthings of intrinsic value JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 12.— and others that are prized house. The Baltimore was wreck­ The Duval county league of Demo­ because of their association, ed in a tropical storm and washed cratic women voters hns begun n are often quickly returned, campaign to show why women • .(vjHAT \X- V cu R A V C , O a u VUT pNt'VMK N/N:v , ashore on a small islnn i in th>* when temporarily lost, should vote. “Women have the A MAH J o n GG C g t , fit.-j,.') -fer I TDOt-l'r Cf5KV-t:C5 J West Indies inhabited only by through Herald Wants, right of suffrage whether they de- 1 !X’ri NOT SO/NC7. (sJITG Ncvj' io *)! Herald Wnnts are the Vr)U T O " P L A Y I sire it or not,” it is pointed out, | i fishermen. M-OH JO tsjG tci F A ftT Y l '< .J first thing to consult when A fter remaining there two and “ it does not matter now i 7 i !J C g t Y o ur-:. ;K \-otv : csomething uf value is lost t whether we were suffragists, wo j months a tramp steamer called and I ' ■ ’1'ili-iil l,r) Hx. or found. 1--------------- J!jr ay rt.-Ati . Th i imG-'o o r i Mr. W. 0. Smith, representing the J F L O R r-K COLLEGE carried the party to Santo Domin­ to use it." Herald Wants bring los­ fioif V.M.M 1 ‘ bar. 1*2.—F (licit*ngo from which he finally made his Mrs. J. A. Corbet, president >f ers and finders together. cy which have tho organization, declares that t To reach all the people way hack to Miami and establsh­ been d< jnrdi hire, show m l effectively — leave your both men and women arc showing rfini ed communication with his family. i i; ■ y'*.it g w .men stuWant Ad at The Herald oftoo little interest in the approach­ dent phy.-!. ally able to take gym bee. Phone us to send for ruiduni e it. ise . 77 per cent are Some 49,191,001) acres of w’ntcr ing primary, the women being it or phone it to the Want pjiysi ally efficient. The 20 per wheat weer sown in United States prone to allow other interests to Ad Department. cynt ',vb.i are unable to lake regu­ last fall, a cut of 5,769,000 ncrcs, interfere with their duties as cit:- PHONE 148 lar physical education, however, or 12.6 per cent from acreage zens Iirfru* the v ev:ig • physical etlicien(■)• down .a 02 per <• nt. The test■ Of Cincinnati * Were the u *, ib. ■ given lust ^ct*d*. A i je.r. . t of the reS »Ults ■ in the ' ii lowing taSle; Will be with us Thursday, Friday and S S5 A* • ■ !.' 1 Kf- ' n y 't est. tV Per Cent Saturday l Sp.:cd and steadin; . . V Pten ( Ppisc 79 H ni -> H 1*. ^H ^ahgiii of ti n w . .......... 72 Y o u O U G H T E E V C ftV Accuracy of throw .................. 62 T H A N K F U L Y o u A fU > .'-'1 — '-"*n . 'Efficiency average . ............... it c tyeLX, AIV-D S T R O N G ' A s W y/ONGG — First KHiciency Teat. Gas 25c Automobile Repairing G NOOCS-ti o o r r /r I’er Cent Speed and steadiness of move­ Have Spring Suit m e n t .... ...... !........ .................. 81 Pulse ................. 6(5 Delivered to suit Strength of throw 50 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT----- LADIES’ REST ROOM Accuracy of throw ......... 51 Percy Mero Tells FordPlant Employs How To Select A Tremendous Army Storage B a t t e r y Workmen a t Detroit Increase In Land ELECTRIC CHAIR Expert Will Help Values of Cities FOR STATEWILL Farmers To Raise Low, Experts Say BE READY SOON P o u l t r y Properly a 77 Per Cent Girls At Tallah assee Are PhysicallyEfficient THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY j ramJ S M Schaefer Tailoring j COMPANY ...Carolina-Florida Service Station... BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS i Efficiency average ................ Cl *The Sophomore class has the h l ^ r t physical efficiency, as seen by tho following: - Comparison of Classes. Freshmen, 77 per cent.; Sophonjorc, 81 per cent.; Juniors. 70 per cfnt.; Seniors, 79 per cent. AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, COLD DRINKS On the Jce Sauser Corner. Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA. March 13, 14, 15 j your Made-To-Measure S your convenience. * McKinnon M a r k w o o d Co.j Furnishers to Men Who Know. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924. PHONE WANT 148 SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUIl WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HER ALD "Political FOR SALE Sanford Dally Herald FOR SALE Announcements IWANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE Full HAHE—UeSolo paints and ITerm.: Cash In Advance vanriahes at Snnford Novelty SANFORD REAL ESTATE Is In great demand. Investors are Works, sole_agen_ta.______154-tfc looking for good bargains. If you ■■FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs hnve any real estate to buy or sell foe setting, 15 eggs for 81-00. it will pay you to use The Herald Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue, classified page. _______ | Sanford. Rhone 330J. 83-tfp FOR RENT—5 room house with 8 AN FORD STOVE WORKS, 321 bath and garage. Nice location, First Street. Next door to Smith $30.00 per month. Brothers. We sell, trade, nnd rapnir all kinds of cook stoves. If FOR RENT—12 room flat, cenyour trouble Is stove trouble, see -trally located, $60.00 us. bOR SALE—Enough pepper FOR RENT—3 room house new, $10.00 per month. plnnts to plant 6 acres. Inquire W. G. All dige, 2 blocks cast of l*. O. or F. O. Box 114. Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—10 lots facing San­ ford Ave., fifty by two hundred FOR SALE—Tomato plants ready nnd forty-eight feet. Easy ternn now to set out. Phune 413-W. and cheap. FOR SALE—Day old turkeys, white Holland or Mammoth FOR SALE—Green-wood subdi­ Bronze. Now ready. It. s. Read, vision now being opened up. Lo­ Geneva, Fin. cated on Snngord Ave. Lots cheap FOR SALE—One celt ncelylenc and on easy terms. If you want as generating plant with 12 a home or a safe investment call Eghts nnd fixtures complete in in nnd sea us. good working order. Apply at onco Box 44, Sanford Herald. FOR SALK—5 acres, three in bearing orange grove. Will I'OR SALE—One pair good mules 1r, chcap. IS. Altamonte have ut least COO boxes this year. $1800- this week only. | Springs.________ FOR SALE—$4,000 worth of the SALE—One bungalow close 1 Grass Fiber Pulp and Paper Cor- FOR in, G rooms und bath, modern in iteration of' Leesburg, ’ ■ Mill is now every respect, $6,500. in operation nnd the officers nre now satisfied if Ins a wonderful FOK SALE—5 lots on Elm Ave. future with big prospective div­ Close In, $4,000.00. idend. I need the money. Edgar J , Hossman, Eustis, Fla., P o FOIt SALE—One eight room house '— 76(1. ; Box on First St., close in. A bargain. Come in nnd nee us. APARTMENTS T o B u y Right FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF TUHLIC INSTRUCTION T »tr» k o n r4 «d». w i l l h r r r I hereby announce my candidacy In Real Estate, LOCATION is second H b n l trm m iw lcnm , un<l co l­ for re-election to the office of le c to r » « l Im m c d ia tr ir far county superintendent of public WANTED—To buy second hand only in importance to price, and often is filN tll instruction of Seminole County, sewing machine Cheap. Write | l T i m , — ------ —--------- IO« a lin e the controlling factor in the sale of a subject to the Democratic primary for particulars.__P. O, Box 681. l a T t a « -----------------------He a lin e l a T la i e n ----------------------- Be a lin e to be held on June 3rd, 1824. WANTED—Five or sir room ] M TI p m -------------------- lc a lin e piece of property. __________T. W. LAWTON._ house. Phone Sfl. B la ck F a c e T y p e dt ulile ab ove FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER | • Rate*. I hereby announce my candidacy Decide carefully the use to which you T h e reduced date* are for con* M cu tlv e Irvcriluim. for County Commissioner for the AUTOMOBILES AND | SIX word* o f nvt-rmro lonxtli wish to put the property, and also con­ Fifth District comprising Chuluoare cou n ted a line. ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to REPAIRS Minimum c h a r n e 30c for firm sider its possibilities in the future. the action of tho Democratic pri­ Insertion. [ A ll a d v e r t i s in g Is restricted to mary June 3. Whether searching for business or resi­ FORDS proper rln sslfIca tio n . C, A. r a u l e r s o n . New and Used If on error la made T h e Han­ dential locations, the man who consist­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ford Herald w ill |>e resp o n sib le ROADSTERS for only o n e Incorrect Insertion, I hereby announce my candi­ TOURINGS ently reads the offerings on The Herald th e ad vertiser, fo r s u b s e q u e n t dacy for County Commissioner for COUPES | Insertions. T h e o ff ic e sh ou ld be tho fifth district of Scninolc CounSEDANS Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as notified Im m ed iately In ca se o f | error. TON TRUCKS ty. Subject to the action of the TO ADVF.UTlSETMl. every day real bargains find their way Cash or terms. .luno Primary of 1924. A Herald r e p r e s e n t a tiv e tltorE. II. KII.BER. We Sell or trade. [ o u x h ly fa m ilia r w ith ra tes, rules into these columns. EDWARD HIGGINS, and classificatio n , w ill g i v e you F(5U ItoAlil) OF ' PUBLIC is co m p lete Inform ation. And If Authorized Ford Dealer STRUCTION y o u w ish, th e y vrjfl a s s i s t y o u In I hereby nnnounee my candidacy ___________ Sanford. w ord Iuk y o u r w a n t ad to m a k e for re-election ns member of the ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ It m ore effective. Board of Public Instruction for paired. Hupmobile* a specialty. IM r o itT M A T NOTICE. warn wmmm Seminole County, Florida, repre- Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and A d v e r tis e r s sh o u ld g i v e their ^POLITICAL ____ aenting school district No. 2 of 3rd. Phone 440. s t r e e t or p o s t o ffi c e a d d ress ns Political i ■ w tx T A T T M n iT 'lliru M rrC ' Seminole County, subject to t.iei w e ll ns th eir phon e n u m b er If th e y d esire re su lts. A b o u t one ANNOUNCEMENTS | Democratic primnry to be held on Announcements GOOD USED CARS read er out o f a th o u san d has a telep h on e, and tho o th e r s can't FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT June 3rd, 1924. CIIAS. A. PALL\S._ co m m u n ic a te w it h y o u u n less ATTORNEY. I hereby announce that I am n t h e y k n o w y o u r address. o i n t EPR ES ENT ATI VR VERY EASY TERMS I wish to announce that I shall candidate for the office of Clerk ‘ I p respectfully A ll itlseo n tln u a n re MUST he announce myself of the Circuit Court of Seminole be n candidate for tho office of w a d e In p erso n nt T k e .inna candidate for the House of Dodge Touring fo r d H erald o ff ic e or hy let* County Prosecuting Attorney, suh- County, subject to the action of the ns Representatives from Seminole Chandler Touring te r . T e le p h o n e d lu ron tlu of tho Democratic primary in June. 1924. County, subject to the Democratic a n ree a re not valid. Ford Sedan Democratic voters at the Juno 3rd, 11. II. CHAPPELL. primary, June 3, 1921. If elected C ou rteou s, P ro m p t. E f f i c ie n t Hudson Touring primary. ( FOR COUNTY JUDGE Service. 1 will advocate constructive legiscrlpps-Booth Touring GEORGE C. HERRING. 1 ¥-/,«» ii *v t v 111i,,i«, r, , ,. - ,,, , .. r | , - i lation for the benefit of tbo gr. at-^ KENT VULCANIZING \V<OKK3 2 ii ACRES, nil cleared and fenc­ I OR COUNT\ JUDGE for the office of County Judge t numbcr of ,)a0!)|,. ir, Seminole FOR COUNTY ROADS. ------ FOR RENT ed. Two miles out near Orlan­ I hereby announce myself os a of Kemmole County, subject to the , „„,i nf Florida LAKELAND. Mar. 12.—The vo-iFOIt RENT—Furnished apart- do road. Two houses, garage, candidate for the office of County' action of the voters nt tho Demo-' >* • . ,, | 4y [Jj.jgt FOK SALE—All second parts for Rea enr- chonju__Phime 382. ment, modern conveniences. 417 ■rs of the Lakeland road district chicken yard, 25 orange trees, Judge of Seminole County, subject i era tic primary Juno West ^Second Street.____ TIIF. PEACE FOR JUSTICE OF $3000. FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ to tho Democratic r m primary, June 3, JOHN G. LEONARDY, on*,Tuesday, March 11. passed I hereby announce that ( am a tically now. Bargain. See Stew­ FOR RENT—2 furnished house­ 1921. I pledge faithful service FOR SHERIFF. judgment on nn issue of $010,000 keeping or bed rooms, first floor. FOR SALE—Three room house. •mould you nominate me. To the \ titers of Sem>nnle County: candidate fo rthe office of Justice art Dutton. lu bonds with which to construct $5.00 week, 312 E 5th St. New, $850,00. SHARON. ■ j itoi-chy announce my candidacy of tho Peace in and for tho first 54 miles of roads around Lake­ ARE YOU—Looking for n good FOR CLERK OF COURT for the office of Sheriff of Scmi- justice district of Seminole Coun­ ty. With the legal and efficient HOUSES FOR RENT room. If you don’t find one list­ IF YOU want a city lot, a sub­ I hereby announce my enndi- j nolo County, subject to the voters lU'sirtnnce land. Of the total, 42 miles will be cf the executive officers urban lot, a house ready built, ed in this column, insert a small , , ---, dney for the office of Clerk of the of the Democratic Primary to he Lard-surfaced nml 1C miles of tiny. want ad and you will receive the eolery farm, grove or anything In Circuit Court, Seminole County, held June 3rd, 1921. If elected I n“ the county 1 prom iso to do my FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. The entire district around Lake­ best listings in the city, _____ tno Real Estate line call us. We Florida, subject to the decision of promise four years of Law En- duty without prejudice. FOR RENT—Four room house L. G. STHiNOFELLOW. land will he skirted by u complete F o il the Democratic IVimnry to be forcement in n business manner by RENT^Pive furnished sell at the ownors price only. 1 3*a miles out First Street. ApFOR SHERIFF. ,, ,, , ... . held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I 1 tho help of tho proper suhordiboulevard system if the election is rooms, modern house and pleas­ Un!l and see us. \\ e give you stnnd* for ' efficiency —• . . In nntes or assistant’s and earnestly' I hereby nnnounee myself ns n and. service r------- r ant place. Fifteen minutes from carried nnd the roads are built. the bargains nml service. office. office, !<solicit the support of nil law cn *1 ciHvIMiit© for tno office of Sheri.. * _K IvKNl h tirnishcil house in Rose Court, good residential sec­ of Seminole County, zul.Jcct to (hr forcemeat voters, on June 3rd. Iti Ik r C lrn ill Court of th r Nrvriith .* - ilo ln l C ' - « , l | t.f Klorblo. In nml Dvniocrnltc pr'utary June, 1921 tion. See Fred Bail, Chamber cf 1_______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. Commerce rooms. l o r flcmlnolr County. In f'h n u crrr. U. A. Til.LIS. ! f i t Ai ION. FOR SHERIFF , , _ MEM HER OF'SCHOOL BOARD j ^ I i RENT 5-room cottage with 7'honmr Florence Brntly, bnth. light a and water. W. J. Complainant, publi To the ’ oters of Seminole County: \ \ w;vi, to announce that I am a vs. ford-New Smyrnn mad, 51 R00.U0. instruction, representing school I hereby nnnounee myself a can- candidate for Member of the Thigpen ■John T. llrotly. O-'f.-rul.itit, TAMPA, Mar. 11—More than One-third cash, balance- one, two district No. 1 of Seminole County, | didate for Sheriff of Sem inole I School Board of Seminole Co. front T o John T. Brady: It a noon r loir from an a f f id a v it llled In th is ca u se 109 motorists left here Monday and tlirce yea is at 8 per cent. Will subject to the Democratic primary ; County subject to the notion of the '^’strict -L Subject U* l>y the co m p la in a n t th a t you, J o h n take good cow ns part first pay­ to be held on June 3rd. 1921. r, .. . . . . ,, the decision of the Democratic pri- LOST AND FOUND T. B rady, are a n o n -r e s id e n t of the morning on a trip to Fort Myers ment. T. G. j Democratic pnmary to be held on t„ b(, he'd June 3, 1921. Spearman, OsteenS tate of r io r lila , y ou r p la ce of to attend the annual convention of FRED T. WILLIAMS. _ J i t FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 'Iunc residence b e in g A u g u sta . C in raln . the Tnminmi Trail Association. F!n.________ !'f ‘ i11e,cct‘,‘l 1 I,!cJKe ___ n - ,l- PATT!SHAI.L._ LOST an nmmrtunity to keep iuiC that th ere lit tin person In the abreast with tho times hy not I desire to announce to the citi- n'5’!'c'!f fulml 1,10 (1uGcm of this P(»lt REPRESENTATIVE, p’tiils of F lorida, th e s e r v i c e of a Headed by Ora Chapin Fort Myers •THE WANTERS" nt th- Mi hue tonight. A picture of the mod- zens of Seminole County that I am office to the best of my ability. [■uhpncna upon w h om w o u ld bind party will stop at many South Flor­ I hereby announce mv candidacy reading the classified pages of ida towns fur good road mcetin"u«Lf rn spirit of onreqt. Flee tickets a candidate for the nomination G** E, E. BRADY. f°v member House of Ilcnreseiitn- y m r daily newspaper. Herald m ere fore, th in Is to rntnouuiil ■ ■ j* ijju u A itim or Mrs,-T. I,.-Dumas. 11 .......... lie Prosecuting Attorney for the T-7t‘.wvvitxvpv n m n n '**; tivcii' fiir "Semlirilc CP-jtity gubjjt Want ads contain many intcroiting p'ou. John T. B rady, to p erso n a lly NOTH'!! OF .V»«lli\l|H\T. I OR COUN l \ JUDGE. I to the action of the voters at the nrar-ngt’s. It will pay you to read and appear b efo re o u r said ClrCounty Court of Seminole County, | To tin- Breditnrs nf I’aul I! |i,«ili-v them daily. Irult Court, at Sanford, Florida, on Subject, of course, to the action Democratic primnry, June 3. subject to the netjen of the DemoFORREST LAKE. Democratic Primary to be ___ FOR TAX COLLECTOR June 3rd, I will be a candidate I wish lo announce that I ant a tho office of County Judge of ranilidnte for rc-cIerUon to thu of- 1 linolo County. I shall be grate- fice of County Tax Collector o f fur the nomination and clec- Seminole County, suhieot to the and if cli-ted I nssure the notion of the Democratic primary June. i-nship of Seminole a fuir und to le held inJNO.Jl. my J l NKINS. subject to the Democratic Primary, faithful administration of the af­ th» tltulcrslgtii-il iTrculi Court *-f th e sVvetitli Jtull- sliull !il<- with June 3, 1921. If y-.u reslilu FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT Cards of Sanford's Reputable •Irt Clreiilt --f Flnrldii, lu m i l fur wlllilrt i l x t y fairs of the office. iHcmlnule I'umity. i-u Oils tin- 5tli w ith in III.- Mat.- - f Florida. <*r w i t h ­ I wiiih to announce ITiat I am a I’rofessiunal Men, each nf L. P. HAGAN. Sell EL;, E MAINES. in four niMilIn. If you ri-idd,- l-i-yntul ROOMS FOR RENT ilny nf March, A. I>. t'121. candidate fur Clerk of the Circuit the lim its nf lit-- stal-' of Florida, jlSEAl,) B. A. nm iO G A SS. sw o rn stn lrn n -n n of your a r e o im ls ROOMS for rent. 102 Oak. M i n i r u y x K s a i i i n B i i s i i i i i a r a n a i i Q i i i i s z E n R i E i a ’iiiB H c Court of Seminole Co aubject to whom, in his chosen profession t'li-rlt o f th e «'lri-ult I'loirt mul cla im s tntainst sal-1 a s s l « n o m S em in o le B ounty. Klnrhla. Democratic primnry, June third. the lleruld recommends to the or cith er of them. Hy A. M W eek s. IK B. If elected, I promi.so the faithful people. | Ik led at Sanford. Florida, th is [Cl, W. Spencer. Jr.. performance of the duties con­ tin- 12th day o f .V-ir o l l . ''’21. Sollell-.r utul B m m sel DAVID SPBHIt. fur Buniplalnnut. nected with that office. A ss Imi or. W. L. MORGAN. tot w--d. FOR TAX COLLECTOR Fred B. Wilson I beg to announce myself a can­ m M W B B B a W W B B fc a tB didate fur the office of Tax Col­ EASY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WE WELD ANYTHING lector of I’cntinole County, subject SETTLEMENT to the decision of the Democratic, Primary ;o lie held June 3rd. 1921 First National Hank llldff., from a cam pin to a great The law provitics that “If It. C. MAXWKLI The problem of filling Sanford ------------ Florida needs is easily settled <>n steel Rirdcr of a skyscraper. FOR CONSTABLE OF DIS­ taxes upon real estate shall TRICT NO. 1. the principle of reciprocity, We will take your contract not he paid before the first I hereby anna nice that I am a for what one has to sell the other wants to buy. to cut anything in iron or candidate fur constable of District George A. DcCottes t day of April of any yenr, the I, subject t-i the Democratic steel, to mend it, repair it No. Tax Collector shall advertise This is the grent princi­ primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. AUorney-at-I.a\v ple underlying Herald Wnnt Said district bcig composed of the and sell.” or replace it. Automobile Over Seminole County Ads and it has worked for following voting prec-n-tst San­ Hark trucks, delivery wagons, years with such great suc­ ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. This is to notify all con­ cess that this form of ad­ We are making1some Sanford, -----------Florida _________ t J K. WALKER. commercial and pleasure cerned th at the requirements vertising has come to be FOR TAX ASSESSOR. cars repaired Ivy our meth­ very popular. very good s a le s , List of law will be complied with I wi>h to announce Hint 1 ant a od. candidate for re-election to the , The needs of one nre sup­ ami the Tax Hooks will be office of Tax Assessor of Senti-'' w ith us. Schelle Main is plied by the needs of another. closed on Aor'l first as pro­ 1 nole County, subject to tho decis­ ion of the Democratic Primary to This process simply is the vided by law and all lands on LAWYER be held Jur.e 3riJ, 1921. getting of the buyer nnd which taxes have not been A. VAUGHAN. seller together nnd Herald — Court House Want Ads do that to per­ FOR SHERIFF paid will be advertised and II. B. Lewis & Co. I hereby announce myself n can­ fection. Try them anil see. executions issued for unpaid didate for rcffiecilun to the office To reach all the people Tel. 311) of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ personal property taxes. effectively — leave your ject to tho action of the Demo­ Elton J Moughton Want Ad at The Herald of­ F irst National Bank iiruilding— cratic primary to be held on June ground Ikmr. fice. Phone us to send for 3. If elected for another term I ARCHITECT it or phone it to the Want pledge to fulfill the duties of the Phone 319. 107 S. Park Ave. Ad Department. office in the same efficient manner First National Hank IJldR. Tax Collector, Seminole Co. that I have conducted it in the Sanford, ------------ Florida PHONE 148 l past. C. M. HAND. GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S PURELY PROFESSIONAL PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE NOTICE TO PROP­ ERTY OWNERS JN0. D. JINKINS the person you want in the d t Read thin column and if you do sec what you want a few cents vested in a want ad will bring J many replies. J ust try It once. ••'J AGENTS—A live proposition! make $15 daily, anyone can hai die anywhere, particulars write quick. Franklin Service 1002 145th St., East Chicago, la*,; dinna. WANTED TO REN® WANT—To" rent 3, 4, or 5 house. Furnished or unfurnl cd, close in. Will rent by ywwv^j Inquire IL C. Morgan- P. 0. Bos-. BUSINESS DIRECTOR! live Business Man in Sanford la (Ids Column each day. Transfer-Drayingf See C. E. Chorpening PHONE 3302 Sanford, Fla. W. J. Thigrpen Has moved to Puleston A Ilrumley Hldg. Real E s­ tate and all kinds of In­ surance* Lloyd C. Bebout Traffic Mnnager -!!9 First National Dank Bldf., Sanford. Florida. Specializing Loss and Damag* Freight—Express Claims Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers U7 Park Avenue— Phone 465 Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. Ueneral Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Uuilder 317 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works -If it’a Metal we can weld U.” SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions � 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 12, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 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/34d5559a712a06d0c993eda0c39ed33f.pdf d3b0c65e6f92aacd46c30e311b820df5 PDF Text Text v r» |■ • * i '.■Tf ,bffaM la rittfia* H«rl, iW p rfcT »G rialist Vtfttable (lift,Itsftteh tstOiNnLan d VOLUME y . Increasing cloudiness foJloipatl by rain tonight or Pridojr; Blight* Iy wanner tonight. ASSO C IATED P R E SS D ISP A T C H E S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y , M A R C H 13, 1924. S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S NUM BER Indicate That Loss kLean States He BONUS BILL IS Lateo f MLifeessages KENYON ASKED Roxie Stinson TeUt On Steamer Santiago Less !adGoodMotive in PASSED BY THE Than Was Stated In First Reports TO BECOMETHE H ow Smith Got Ah helpingA lbert Fall SUBCOMMITTEE NEWNAVYHEADF ro m D au gh erty [ashlngton P u b lish e r T elfe I How H e W a s U n w IiU h tly Drawn In to th e O il Scandal In H is E ffo rt to Hfctp H is Friend in T im e o f N e e d Says H e i s V ic tim o f C ir­ c u m sta n c e s. tOOPS~SENT TO —spot Dome Upon Roqneat of Foil ■Says Roosevelt on Stand Today I—I’omercnc and Roberta Open iGovernment'a Sait to Annul Oil lLeasea of Harry Sinclair in the iTrspot Dome Area—Injunction ■Filed Today._____ nr T »r A u w la lrl Prm . WASHINGTON, Mar. 13— Am latent Secretary of Nary Roosevelt waa the chief wit­ ness In the Teapot Dome an ■ion Thursday... He waa aaked concerning the use of marines to dear aquattera off the rererre after leased to Sinclair interests. He testified troops were sent upon the request by Secretary Fall of the Interior department. CHEYENNE, Mnr. 13. — The rcliminary hearing in the governent suit of annulment in the Teaot Dome lenses were opened here hursdny. Owen J. Roberts and tlcc Pomerenc. government coun•1, aaketi for on injunction to preent further drilling. Appointment f n receiver to take charge of the Id was ordered. War Secretary Off To F ight the Rebel ar T t« A u o r l a t r d P ress. Me x ic o city , Mar. 13 . War Secretary Serrnao Rails for Tehuantepec for a campaign against the remaining rebel forces in that district. He will lead 8.000 federal troops with four airplanes. DRY FORCES OF NEWYORKSEIZE ORDUNAINRAID Charged That Violation of Prohibi­ tion IAnd Narcotic larws Had lion Been Made By Eight Membera of Crew. W A W N V T X ^ n 'l T i G o v . ernment agents Inte Wetincsdny seized the Cunnrder Ordunn in New York harbor for violation of tho customs, national prohibition and narcotic laws. Eight persons wore arrested, in­ cluding the chief steward cf tho steamer. The raid was enrried out under the personal direction of United States Attorney Hayward after stated, hnd made nn agreement four government agents, it wns with members of the crew where­ by the alleged whiskey and narcot­ ics would be delivered at nn ap­ pointed place. NEW YORK, Mnr. 13—Seizure Wednesday hy customs authorities on order of Secretary of the 1 rrnsury Mellon of the Royal Mnil Steam Pnckct Company liner Orduna was the direct result of raid mnde on the vessel Wednesday night when eight members of the crew were arrested nnd $ 10.0(H) in whiskey nnd narcotics were seized, it was announced. The agents had bargained with the seamen since Monday when the vessel arrived, it was said. Fed­ eral Attorney Hayward, informed that an agreement had been mr.de, led the agents to the rendezvous and at a given signal, seized the sailors as they were delivering the alleged contraband. Two of the eight arrested were said to be of­ ficers. Charges All Allow Liquor Traffic Upholding the seizure of the British liner Ordunn by the gov­ ernment nfter n raid in which li­ quor and narcotics worth $10,000 were r.eizcd. United States District Attorney Willinm Hayward Wed­ nesday night charged thnt virtual­ ly every foreign ship entering New York harbor nllows traffic in liquor ami narcotics. "On every ship they sneer end jeer nt the United States and open­ ly defy our government with arrog­ ance," said Colonel Hayward, who personally led the raid which re­ sulted in the issuance of an order in Washington by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon for the seizure of the Ordunn. Eight members of the Orduna’s crew were arrested in the raid. WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 3 .- Edard B. McLean, publisher of the ashington Post, told tho oil comittee Wednesday thut he had been wn unwittingly into tho oil andal through n well intentioned ort to aid his trusted friend. Alrt B. Fall. He insisted thnt the true story his $100,000 loan to the former retnry was that which he t(dd natnr Walsh, of Montanu, at lm Beach in January; that he given Fall checks for that lount in November 1021, nnd t they hnd been rtturno.l to him t l j w .... ..... , . ..... hy Previous Statement Mnde. llis previous statement that the ,n had been in cash, he said, was tic beenuse Fall requested at a nfercncc in Atlnntic City lust ember thnt he make that ex* ilanation thnt if it becnu.o necesry. He testified that Fall, ill and broken man, had assured him iat his worries nnd embarrassents hnd "nothing to do with Hinir or Teapot Dome.” It was not until after he had tesfied in Pnlm Benph, MeI.ern delared, that Fall toid him he hnd itained $100,000 from Edward L 'oheny on November 30, 1021. Declaring he hnd hud no o.hcr nnectinn with tho whole subject der investigation; I did not ow cither Sinclair or Dohcny. d never owned stock in any of ir oil companies, the publishet mmarized his situation thus: (ioing Far for Friend. “I wns trying to go down the lino far ns 1 could for n friend. I vo never done n dishonest thing my life financially. I'have never d anything to do with this darn- SHERIFF AFTER BOOTLEGGER I Teapot Dome thing. Thnt is Hr The ,\»»<>rlnlnl ally the truth. You can decode 'legrams. you can look through) BARTOW. Mar. 13—Bootleggers pern for the next year, and yon are living u hard life in Polk n never find anything dishonest county. Sheriff John Logan nn 1 his deputies are attending to the have done.” of making things ns un­ This statement enmo ncur the details pleasant nn possible for the “.scoffnd of more than tv:o hours of lawn." They arrested «f aestloning during most of which them during have the last ten days, imo the publisher leaned across seized five stills, confiscated 100 do table toward the committee gallons of moonshine products and dth head half bowed nnd forearms 10 eases of bonded whiskey, rif* sating on the little table before ty barrels of ma sh have been oVs hich he sat. I troyed. Approximately 100 lujuor Although hailed us one of th, ! law violators have been taken into important of the witnesses in , CU9twly ,lurinf: the Inst 00 days pc inquiry, Mcuean shed little ml3____ ___________ litionnl light on the situation and lis testimony was unything but Musical Program Will |hrilling. Despite this his every *ord was followed with tt>nsj in-1B e B r O a d t f l S t t d I jammuii . ( I r - p o f R H t a i l l T O I l l g n t lere.Ht by the crowd which Jammed He committee room nnd overflow-! into an nnto-chamber. Shortly before 7 o’clock tonight, Direct in Answers. the mighty broadcasting stations The publisher wan direct in ids of Great Britain will endeavor to answers nnd was not .subjected to a mndral programme from PZ'irous crosK examination. Time relay the Savoy II oL.lcontdonfnaT/81) and again he told the committee he the Savoy Hotel, London, to the Ranted to bo frank with it. tell all continent of America, according to knew. The only variation from word received here today by Man­ “>■'Palm Beach testimony wan that ager Scott of the Western Lnlon. k fixed the time of giving Fall the It is thought that by all powpiful fnecks ns tho lust week in Novent- slitions relny:ng the program at 1921, instead in tho last week the same timr. it will be possible xf December of that year. McLean followed to the stand for American listeners to pi*!, up of the stntionr. , t'eral White House and Washing- u.eThe program I* gin* J«»t befo-e ,n Post employes. Ho wore a dull midnignt, time, wdiwh is olored tweed suit with a brown five I ours Lonton faste" than U. 5s. ®h-uJweater underneath. His attorney?, •ilton J. Lambert and William ern standard time, anti will xahy, accompanied him into tho ue for approximately «>no ho ir, smittee room and remained seat- g’.’ ing America plenty of time to nearby throughout his exami- t The 'announcer will invite cab!) questioning his client brief­ from the Amer.! 1" emphasize certain points of acknowledgement* ic.Ti radio fans. Quite * thH! will testimony. enjoyed by the fan who is lu.ky ..McLean emphatically declared hr luiat he had had no connection with enough to heur the concert, and the Savoy at London, an­ Fty slush fund rumors that had cables g em rin his mem go |rearht*«l the committee, he was un- •u i.*g the *«* fact that 'r.lireetlv from to aid the committee mnteri- will be Iransmitted dirF^ ly % in translating some of the New York to Lorulon^n f ^ tlinn the Atlantic, and within less than Ijaysterious telegrams, explaining an hear the same message be­ I!*®! he could not recall details us inghour repeated through the ai. hack 1*5 n®d received und sent hundreds across the AtlanticI * them while nt Palm Bench* . W ill be H anded to Way* and M eans C om m ittee of th e H ouse T oday fo r Final Re* clsion — Chairm an Gveen W ill A tte m p t to H ave M easu re P assed Through H ouse On Monday If It Is P ossib le. Hr Tit* AaaoclalM P r tu WASHINGTON, Mar. 18Terms of the new soldiers' bonus bill providing paid-up life insur­ ance policies, were agreed upon Wednesday by a sub-committee ot the house ways and means com­ mittee and will be taken befoie that body for decision tomorrow. Chairman Green announced he would attempt to have the meusuro acted upon next Monday by the house under suspension of tho rules which would limit debate, rrevent amendments nnd permit a vote in one day. The insurance policies, it was de­ cided, would be 20 years endow­ ment and valued on the basis of length of service of each vetemn, with $1 allowed for each day of home servico and $1.26 for each day of overseas service, but with the first GO days excluded. To this total would be added 25 per cent and the face value of the policy then would be determined by comnoting the total amount of ad­ justed credit plus the 20 years of compounded four per cent inter­ est. In figuring the adjusted service credit, mnximums of $500 would be allowed for homo service nnd $025 for overseas service. It was estimated then that the maximum fact vnlue «>f any certificate would Lo about $1.400 for a veteran who served full time at home, or $1,900 lor one who served the full time overseas. Under previous agreement nil yuteruns up to the rank of captain in the army and marine corps nml lieutenant, senior grade in the navy would be eligible to tiic poli­ cies. It also was decided to in­ clude the dependents of all veteri.ns who have died since the close of the wnr. Cash payments wot-Id be made to all veterans not entitled to more than $50. The dependents of those who have died since the war, who would be eligible to receive payments from the government would be fathers and mothers nnd children under 18 years of nge. Tho amounts due them would be figured strictly on the basis of $1 a day for home service and $1.25 a day for overocas service of the decncscd. This sum would be paid out in 10 nnnuul installments to the depend­ ents. The total coat of^the hill, itT j estimated, would be nbout $2,000,­ 000,000 and not more than $90,­ 000,000 would have to he expend­ ed hy the government in any one year. It wns estimated that $10.­ 000,000 would be expended immed­ iately in payments to those not entitled to more than $50 and thnt cash payments to dependents of deceased veterans would amount to about $125,000,000. The insur­ ance policies, it was said, would cost $1,831,000,000 spread over n period of 20 years. Tampa Man Killed; Wife and Daughter Have Been Jailed NORFOLK, Mar. 13.—That Ions of life in the sinking of the Ward line steamship 8an> tlago oft Cape Ilatteraa Tues­ day night may be less than first reports, wan indicated by wireless from the cosst guard cutter Manning, which report­ ed to headqaartern that inter­ cepted wireless from the stenmaMp Colinan, saying it had picked up 10 survivors and expected to pick up the rent. NEW YORK, Mnr. 13-The cap­ tain of the Ward line freighter Santiago and 24 of hia men are be­ lieved to have been lost nt sea with their vessel In the snow freighted hurricane which Wed­ nesday night swept the Atlantic cosst, taking eight lives In New York city alone. After raging at 80 miles an hour olong the eastern seaboard from Cape Hatteran, where the Santiago went down, to Kastport, Me., tho gale appeared Wednesday night to have spent its fury. Its path on land and sen was marked by scores of disabled, craft, enormous prop­ erty damage nnd a long list of dead and injured. Transportation, power distribut­ ing systems and lines of communi­ cation were most seriously crip­ pled. The storm inflicted upon Brooklyn n complete tie-up of its rnpid transit lines, stranding hun­ dreds of thousands of commuters Wednesday morning. Ten men were reported rescued nnd 25 were missing from the freighter Santngo, news of whose; BOOSTER MEET CANDIDATES TO WILL B E HELD SPEAK TO CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT WOMEN MAR. 28 Chsmhcr of Commerce Plans To Hold Banquet With Harry T. Bodwell As Honor Guest Announcement was made Thurs­ day by Secretary R. W. Pcarman that a “Prosperity Dinner” will be given Tuesday night by tho Chamber of Commerce at the Val­ dez Hotel, at which time Harry T. Bodwell will be the guest of honor and principal npeuker. Other prominent men, who have recently evidenced their faith in the city's future by heavy invest­ ments in property, will ulso he in­ vited to attend. Among these will bo S. Bobo Dean, of Miami, form­ erly owner nnd publisher of the Miami News-Metropolis. Other lo­ cal speakers will include Mayor Forrest Lake and F. P. Forster. The general purpose of the gath­ ering ns expressed by Mr. Penrtnan is to take official cognizance of the fnct thnt Sanford is fast be­ coming one of the most progressive cities in Florida nnd thnt it is now in an ern of unprecedented growth. Pioneer citizens who have watched the growth of this city from a mere village will meet with men, who have only come here recently but who have cuught a vision of a great future for Sanford. Believing thut it is the duty of a Chamber of Commerce to stimulntc enthusiasm over the city's growth, Mr. Pcarman declared that the lo­ cal organization is planning the "Prosperity Dinner” us a get-to­ gether meeting when locnl busi­ ness men may exchange their ideas on how to mako Sanford an ideal city in which to live and also t i give opportunity to express appre­ ciation of the efforts of those who arc helping to make it such. To holp enliven tho occasion, spe­ cial music will be furnished togeth­ er with other entertainment featres. The tourist and convention committees arc engaged in arrang­ ing the program for the dinner nnd making other arrangements. Plnns ure being made to accommodato 150 guest.i. Those who expect to utteml are asked to phone the sec­ retary for cover reservations. It* Thr t..nrlnlril I'rraa. TAMPA. Mar. 13.—Eva Win­ chester. age 18. nnd her mother are held here charged with murder in connection with the death of .1. (.’. Wine hut ter, age 03, at Seffn*>r, near here Wednesday night. The girl is reported to have said "•he killed her father on orders frum her mother. "I strangled Edwin Joseph Shelley him to death with feet," the girl Dies Early Thursday said, according to police. The reason given is that tho Morning'OfPneumonia fumil.v belo n g ed to a religious acct and th e f a t h e r wns killed as un Kdwin .Joseph Shelley, the jloffering to the Lord in thanks for 1I year-old son of Mr. mid Mrs. Wilbenefit to the father at n meeting F. Shelley of GOO Elm Avcof the sect after he hud suffered (liam i nne. died a t the homo of his paparalysis strokes. Jrents at 3 o’clock Thursday mornThe man was led from the house dng after a serious illness of three hy his wife and daughter and kill­ I weeks. Death wns due to pleurul ed. The hody wns then dragged pneumonia. hack ami left lying on the door­ Funeral services will bo held step, according to the story. Friday afternoon nt 3 o’clock at Thursday morning two women the home. Burial will take place walked three miles to Mango and in the Sanford cemetery. related the story to a school teach­ Joseph Shelley wns born in San­ er who notified the sheriff who went to the scene and found the ford in 1912 and hud he lived un­ body nnd arrested tho women. The til Apr. 1-1 would have been 12 years old. His father, an old girl related the story calmly. resident of this city, is an engineer on the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ Serbian Troops March road. The youngster leaves be­ sides his parents, two sisters, Mar­ To Bulgarian Border guerite nnd Lois to mourn his passing. I l l r T h ft . U a n f l n l f d P f f M l SOFIA, Mar. 13.—The Bulgarian PKOHIIUT POLITICAL SIGNS. foreign office declares Serbia _ is moving troop ato the Bulgarian III* T h e A n M la lr il I'r n a l frontier. Four divisions of troops TAMPA. Mnr. 13.—Candidates are advancing and three classes of for county and state offices are pro. reservists nrt* called for servic....e, hibited from idncing campaign it is charged. The foreign minis­ signs on the rights-of-wuy of puoter declares that to say danger and lic highways in Hillsborough coun­ tragic complications has passed ty. under a ruling made by t ’nn would be to ignoro patent facts. board of county commisuioners. The commissioners sometime ago adopted a resolution banning sigm MARKETS of all kinds from being displayed on the public roads, and their Intest n r T h e A a«oelaled P a u l CHICAGO, Mar. 13.—Wheat, ruling is thnt political advertising May 10G»i to 10014; July, 100*4 to in the form of placards and signs is included in the order. 107; Corn, May 79% to 80. J*Te- sinking 60 miles south of Cape Hatteras was carried in a radio message intercepted 'Wednesday by the Charleston (S. C.) navy yard station. Not Known When Vessel Sank When the Santiago sank was not , F orm er S e n a to r From Iow a told. The first message, signed and N ow Federal Judge Is by the captain of the Norwegian D o u b tfu l W hether He W ill steamship Cissy, simply said: "Picked up lifeboat containing A ccep t A ppointm ent — six sailors, three firemen, one car­ A fte r T w o Hour Confer­ penter, from the steamer Santiago en c e w ith President D e­ which sank GO miles south of fla t­ cla r e s T h a t H e Will Make te n s. No other life boats seen, K now n H is D ecision Today. proceeding to Baltimore.” Local officers of the Ward Line, H r T h * A a a * c l a t* 4 I’ rraa) listed the other 25 members of the WASHINGTON, Mar. 13—Wil­ crew as "probably missing” includ­ liam S. Kenyon, former senator ing the captain, J. S. Baldwin, from from Iowa and now a federal cir­ whom they hnd not heard since the cuit judge, has been offered the disaster. navnl secretaryship by President The Santiago left Clenfuegos, Coolidge. He will give his answer Cuba, Mar. 4, bound for Now York to the president probably Thurs­ with 32,000 bags of cargo for the day. Considered firat by the president American Sugar Refining Com­ pany. She was to have reached for the post of attorney general this port Thursday. Sho was a in event of tho retirement of Har­ ry M. Daugherty, Judge Kenyon 5,000 ton ship built In 100G nnd wns to come to Washington, valued with her cargo at approxi­ nnd, asked arriving Wednesday night, mately $1,500,000. went direct to the White House. Ward Line executives hoped they During a two-hour conference said, to account for the missing with Mr. Coolidge, he was tender­ although continuous effort ed the navy appointment and is through nnvy department and com­ understood to have asked that ho mercial stations to establish fur­ be given until Thursday to think ther radio communication with the it over nnd consult with some of Cissy’a commander proved futile. his closest friends. Whether the former Iowa sena­ The Cissy wns expected to rcnch Baltimore Wednesday night or tor nnd farm bloc lender will ncThursday morning with the surviv­ ccpt the appointment appeared to be a question which he alone could ors. answer and he declined to do it. He refused to discuss the matter in any way, except to say thnt he had conferred with the president for two hours. When asked direct­ ly whether he had been offered n place in President Coolidge’s offic­ ial family, he mode this reply: Unethical to Talk. "Well, you know it is one of the Political Speech Muking nnd Fish ethics of the bench thnt the judge Fry Will Be Fentures of Ded­ cannot talk—can discuss nothing.” ication of Wekivn Park. President Coolidge is known to be very desirous that Judge KonPlans for a fish fry nnd politi­ yon take the place which was va­ cal meeting in connection with the cated by Kdwin Denby lust Mon­ dedication of tVekivn Park on thly, nnd believes thnt the experi­ Mar. 28, nre being made by the ence of the Iowa man ns assistant Seminole County Federation of to the attorney general in the Taft Women’s Clubs, according to nn administration, ns United States announcement mnde Thursdny by senator for 11 years nnd ns fed­ Mrs. John G. Leonnrdi, president eral circuit judge since Jnnunry, 1922. would make him an admira­ of the organization. Present plans for the celebration ble head for the navy department. Some of Judge Kenyon’s close call for the dedication of the park in the morning nt 10 o'clock. In friends in Washington, however, chnrge of the dedication ceremony have udvised him ngninst accept­ will bo Mr*. W. F. Blackman of ing the offico pointing out that ndOrlando, president of the state mmistration of naval affairs would Federation of Women’s Clubs. Re­ be out of line with hia natural in­ cently Wckiva Park consisting of clinations toward legal mutters nbout five acres lying on both nnd agricultural questions. Judge sides of the Wckiva bridge, we* Kenyon, himself, has several times given to tho Federation by Joe told friends here thnt he was en­ tirely satisfied with his worh ns a Cameron. of the United Stntes court From 11 to 2 o’clock a fish din­ member for the Eightth circuit, .t id some ner will be served. In charge of of his friends on being asked to the arrangements for this pm t of advise huvo inquire! of him the program is Vance E. Douglass. why he him should desire to give up a The candidates for the scvorul on the bench to take a cabinet county offices are lienring the ex­ life place with n tenure that might lie pense of the fish fry, it wni sta t­ limited to a single year. ed. The office of attorney general At 2 o’clock tho apeoch making would be more to Judge Kenyon’s will begin. Each candidate will liking, his friends say, but this be allowed to speak five minutes. place is not vacant and the retire­ Mrs. Leonnrdy will preside over ment of Attorney General Daugh­ tho meeting and stated Thursday erty may not come for some time. that alt candidates will b» allowed There is a general belief in Wash­ to distribute nt that time any liter­ ington supported by some official ature thnt they. may choose. It Intimations thnt should the nttoris estimated thnt there will be be­ r.cy generalship become vacant, it tween 75 and 100 club women pres­ will be offered to Chief Justice ent besides a large crowd of other Curtis D. Wilbur of the supreme interested people. Mrs. Leonard! court of California. said she wished to extend a cor­ dial welcome to the public to uttend the all day gathering. OFFERS TAX SALK PLAN lll> Thr An-orlnlnl l*rr««) JACKSONVILLE, Mnr. 13—W. E. Sinclair of Safety Harbor has addressed a communication to the board of county commissioners of Duval supporting a plan whereby delinquent tax lands of the stute would be sold to homeseekers und the proceeds devoted to building up the school system of Florida. The county schools and the insti­ tutions of higher learning bo’h would benefit by tho scheme. The board took the suggestion under advisement. Southern Cities Feel Effect of Snow Storm MEMPHIS, Mar. 13.—Three inchcs of snow fell at Hot Springs us storm sweeps eastward from ^czus. Snow is reported nt Birm­ ingham nnd u light full of snow at Shreveport. Citrus Meeting May Petition for Special Session of Legislature ( H r T h * AaftiM'latril I’ rraa) BARTOW, Mnr. 13.—The citrus conference is here to uct Thursduy on committee reports, including u recommendation to call a special sesaion of the legislature for the passage of an act compelling com­ pliance witli the federal acid test law. Earl Wirt, of Bartow, wns chos­ en to preside and Frank W. Ander­ son, of Orlando, was named secre­ tary at the opening of the meeting yesterday with 200 present. Tho meeting was culled to forniulnte plans for better mnrkcting and the Lake Wales plan for marketing through Florida Citrus Exchange haa been endorsed by the commit­ tee. Shipment of immature fruit was declared by Wirt the greatest obstacle to successful marketing. Ebert D issolves German Reichstaj? llr TH * A u M liIrd Prea*. BERLIN, Mnr. 13.—President Ebert dissolved the Reichstag Thursday In consequence of the determination of Socialists who insist on n revision of tnx reg­ ulations and other emergency ordinances promulgated by the government. D eclares That H u sb an d , Wfcft Killed H im self In Dai e r ty ’s A p a rtm en t Y ear, W as E n rich ed $1' 000 W hile H e Sojou rn ed W ashington — T e lls o f 0 er R elations B e tw e e n Hi band and A tto rn ey -G en era ^ tells T eari That Her Husband Told Her All About ne Hoped to I’roflt oa the Showing of CarpentlerW • Dempsey Motion Pictures t» the Extent of $180,000—Say*.,; Daugherty’s Name Was Nave? Mentioned hut She Understood That Smith's Confidential F rleai and Adviser was Attorney Gen­ Establishes Credit of Not I^ss eral. Thnn $100,000,000 with The Banking House of J. P. WASHINGTON. .Mar. 1 3 .Morgan A Co. The Daugherty investigation O i l T h * A u m l i l r S I 'r r a n ) displaced the Teapot Dome NEW YORK. Mar. 13.— probe from spotlight with French frnnc.x showed a re­ Roxie Stinson of Columbus, covery Thursdny from the slump which set a new low O., on the stand again Thurs­ record during the past week day, after opening the inquiry and threatened a serious sit­ Wednesday with sensational uation in the nation's finances. testimony. She is the divorc­ Fortified hy $100,000,000 cred­ ed widow of Jesse Smith, con­ it established here for the fident and friend of Daugher­ Bank of France the exchange ty, who committed suicide in rose rapidly at the opening of the Daugherty apartment here the market Thursday to ap­ a year ago. proximately four nnd a half She said Smith's wealth lacents. creased $100,000 during the time he spent in Washington NEW YORK, Mar. 13—Estab­ with Daugherty and told of lishment of a hanking credit of not many deals In which she said less thnn $100,()()(),000 in favor of Daugherty was associated with the Hank of Franco hus been nrSmith. Daugherty's name was rnngcd by nn American hnnking not specifically mentioned to group hended by .1. l\ Morgan and Company, it wns announced Wed­ her by Smith but she under- . stood he was the person refer­ nesday night. red to, she said. The lonn is fully serured by gold held in the vaults of the bank of ( l l r T h r ia,i>rlnfpd C r r u l France, which is acting for the WASHINGTON. Mnr. 13—While French exchange nnd for such oth­ the house prepared Thursdny to er purposes ns the French govern­ look into charges against two of ment may determine. its member* by John W. II. Crlm. While details of tho loan were who conducted the Chicago grand not made public, it is understood jury investigation a t which tho thnt it will not run for more than chnrgcs developed, appeared be­ one year. In the event that' the fore the federal grand jury here credit is not at maturity liquidated on nn unrevealed mission. As a result of the testimony of in other ways, gold in amount equal to the lonn will he shipped to Miss Stinson, Scnntor Wheelor anthe Morgan firm in New York.— * In view of the excellent security Etlwnrd B. McLonn, Washington ' [ behind the lonn, it is believed the publisher and Mai Daugherty of interest rnte is well below that of Ohio, n brother of Attornoy Gen­ yVl some of the recent foreign loans eral Daugherty. llontcd here in the form of bond is­ The committee wishes to know, it wns stated, whether any effort sues. The group is limited to hnnkers was made by friends of Daugher­ of New York nnd neighboring cities ty to prevent the appearance and applications to share in the loan testimony of Miss Stinson. Inrgely exceeding the amount re­ WASHINGTON, Mnr. 13.—W lti quired by the French government. nn amazing tale, replete with in­ Bank Governor’s Statement. In connection with this credit, sinuations, inferences nnd charges, the governor of the Bnnk of the senate committee investigation Attorney General Daugherty Franco has issued a statement of got under wny Thursday with n which sots forth the following cyclonic sturt. points. Roxie Stinson, of Columbus, O., 1— Complete measures nre being wife of Jesse W. Smith, taken to better the financial situa­ divorced of Washington Court House, “bum­ tion. per anil friend" and confidant of fur 2— The French government is inthe general, who commit­ sistififc that tho senate shall ratify ted attorney in tho lutter’s apart­ the new tax measure, which means mentsuicide here n year ago, was the balancing tho budget, nnd shall ap­ first and only witness. prove the policy of stopping new From behind the crumpled folds expenditures. of a tear-soaked handkerchief, sh-i 3— Until the financial situation and murmured a .sensational has been greatly bettered, the gov­ sohed story that ranged from stoeJt ernment will undertako no new transactions to motion picture.) of borrowings whatsoever except for the Carpcntier-Dempsey funding existing tloating indebted­ fight, all of which she insisted prize wera ness. connected with profits for her lato 4— After such improvement husband in and the attorney general. the financial situation has been In nil the accounts of his doings shown the government will make in Washington which Smith confid­ no new loan, even for reconstruct­ ed to her. the divorced wife con­ The Nifty Jiffy Corporation, nn ion in the liberated regions, with­ tended ugainst all cross-examina­ organization recently formed ot out being assured that the budget tion thut when Smith said “we” Orlando for the purpose of operat­ will cover the service of such new he meant himself anil Daugherty, ing a chain of grocery stores loan. and thut when she said “they" she throughout the entire stute of 5— The Bank of France will con­ memo tlm same two men. Florida, will open two stores in tinue to envisage and assist the Specifically, Miss Stinson test!situation. Sanford within a short time, ac­ fir ! that Smith hud given her 25 This is tho first foreign govern­ sharei of White Motors, which was cording to an announcement made Thursday by Willinm II. Fryer of ment credit of its kind tin t has u part o f what "they" bail obtain­ this city, who will lie connected been arranged in this country. The ed without uny cost; tlmt Smith only international banking opera­ told her "we" looked forward to with the new compuny. Mr. Fryer was for some time | tion of analogous nature wns the profits approximating $180,000 if local mnnngcr for the Atlantic &. famous credit to the British gov­ it could bo arranged to exhibit Pacific Ten Company and is thor­ ernment during the war in which the motion pictures of the Curpcnoughly fnmilnr with this lino of British-owned American securities tler-Dompsey tight; thnt Smith hnd work which he has engaged in for were pledged ns collateral. coma into |Ki*.«eieiion o f un amount n number of years. The opening of the stock of the Pure Oil Com­ dnte of Sanford's new stores was Resolutions In Regard pany. o f Ohio, nml thut Smith, not given out, but it will lie with­ proprietor of u small town store in in n very short time, Mr. Fryer To School Attendance Ohio, worth approximately $175,stated. M) when he came to Washington I>y Trustees IH The company will maintain it? Passed in 1921, soon increased hi* fortune head offices in Orlando although it to approximately $250,OOO. is quitu probable that the ware­ Ily resolution the lioard of trus­ Says Daugherty Second Man. . . house and distributing station for tees for the Sanford school has All this, Miss Stinson raid, wna the chain stores will be treated in gone on record us opposing the a t­ done by "we” und “they" and she Sanford on account of its central tendance of children who nre ill or persisted that the second man of location und freight facilities, Mr. in whose family there is some one the combination always was Attor­ Fryer further stated. ill with eontugious disease. ney General Daugherty because, Heading tile new company which Believing thnt school work is of­ shu die lea rod that in all their con­ is capitalized for $500,0(11) is F ten hampered by the existence of fidences Smith ncv«r meant nnyA. Harrington, former wholesale such diseases hy virtue of the fact body else, und tha: furthermore! grocer of Cincinnati hut for the they ure spread by close associa­ when he did, he mentioned the per­ past two years n residn: of Or- tion, the board muintuins that this son specifically by name. -mL i.u.do. J. P. Gucrry, forme,ly step is to the best interest of the Having gone two nights without manager for O'Berry & Hall community ns n whole. sleep. Miss Stinson said had Wholesale Grocers of Orlundn, will The resolutions, a copy of which exacted a promise from Senator be secretary and head of the ac­ has been sent to every family Wheeler, Democrat, of Montana, counting department and K. W. where there Is anyone ill with con­ the commiltco’s prosecutor to keei f avis of Orlando, treasurer. tagious disease at this time, was her on the stand only an hour t Present plans of ;he company signed by H. C. Du Bose, S. O. Shin- day. She will return nnd finish call fer the establishment of nt holser and \V. M. Haynes. her story if possible tomorrow. She least 50 stores in Florida. The was just getting down to questionequipment nnd fixtures to bo used DEVELOP GOLF COURSE. [ing about "a mysterious gtee ato of an original pattern and have NEW SMYRNA. Mnr. 13. — !house on K street" when the co been putented by the new urgar.i- Plans are under way hero to devel­ mittce excused her. zation. Other cities in this vicin­ op the Handley Golf course prop­ Fires Bombshell. But in the short time she occupi­ ity that will have stores opened erty. It is probable, it is said by the Nifyt Jiffy Corporation be­ here, that the course will be ed the witness chair the eventt or sides Sanford and Orlando are lengthened from nine holes to one the session resembled u carload of of eighteen. DeLnnd, Daytona and I'nlutka. (Continued on page 8) FRANCE MAKES ARRANGEMENT FOR BIG LOAN Chain Grocery Firm To Open 2 Stores In This City Soon MAM �ir> »,<S i Tftfi-: v •< • *.• . ? , '! <■•% ■>. rJfi', .<*„ -7 ;.p • •..“ .«.*•»,*• * ■* %’ . y F r' ,• ■» • . i ' '•< • - •' -• v « •• • • T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , M AR CH 1 2 / 1 K 4 . ■ ■*■-■ i .— —- ■- —■-———* ■ ’ L - i» » -y ■■■- ■ «............ Boat Is Sunk Off C ape!N ew York Central LIQUOR RAIDS IN H atteras, Is Reported! Honors D ead Chief NEW YORK, Mar. 12-A ll CHARLF.STON, Mar. 12. — The JACKSONVILLE BY Cnrlot shipments reporetd for 1922 tetri fiont entire state of steamship Longwood Santiago has been sunk trains on tho New York Central , Monday, March 10: • Hniidn, 2,32. Sanford Section Cape fTattemn. according to the lines halt for onp minute today a t (V.iitomia x; New York 0; Flor- 1,580. I virelcM mcaxnge Intercepted here. 3 o’clock in honor to Alfred H. G. E. Boston from Walnut Hill. GOVERNMENT MEN j ida x (Sanford Section 30) Total. .wo-,: • ‘Subject to slight revls J • isc Norwegian steamship Cissy Smith, president, killed when CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS FIRE AT APOPKA of undetermined origin cly destroyed the mill of ( ansumers’ Lumber nnd VeCompany nt Apopka Tuesday tM®:» has been upending some time Total shipments to date this sea­ L. The blase was discovers! t*’ h’*» friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gou’rnmcnt Agents Make Whole­ son: New celery tFlorida) x; old :30 o'clock, and fanned by a W. Spilth. sale Holds and Many Arc Ar­ eeliy x. rested—SpringH Sensation wind was soon beyond con- „ l,n1p 'lr,*m? cntmcH “Twelve Old xdeports incomplete. 1The Apopka fire company re- »»•«*’ will be given at the library In the Gateway City. WaycrosK passing nnd dcstfna“ * to the alarm, but could do i next Friday evening, Mnr. 14, by tion: (21 hours previous to 11:30 •c than protect adojining' n troop from Oveida. Admission JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Mar. 12. else adojinlng rOc for adults, 25c for children. —A series: of arrest? on charge.- a. m today) 1 each, Montgomery, erty. . Chicago, Montreal, New Haven. enjoy fun. of conspiracy to ---------violate. .the . comu and --------. . the ................................r ------ y l.. .Na.. He loss is cstnintcd at $25,000 Everybody Total 4. Mrs. G. F. Bellamy is quite sick tionol Prohibition law were made 1,000 insurance. It is esti Jacksonville passings ami des. . Mrs. E. I. Farm- in the downtown section Tuesday mil'i will* immediately fcff' (24 hours previous to afternoon by the Federal Prohibi-1 u.-qt n m today): 2 Atlanta- 1 uiit. One bundled men were cr from Maine is nursing her. Mr. Ed Jcrmyn, prominent coal tion Agents, who promised whole- each, fTotomac . ‘ ployed at the plant. Yds., Baltimoreoperator and ex-mayor of Scrar.- sale arrests would be made to­ Boston. Pittsburgh, New York, TO PRESIDE IN OSCEOLA tnn, Pennn., called on ids old-time morrow. ^ ^ Toronto, Worcester, Providence, Among those friend F. J ..... eimeyer last Friday. arrested COURT Judge E. F. Householder has re­ Mr. Jerm yer and wife are spend-IGeorge If. Mason, manager of the " ‘Othcr'passing'f and destinations: j,’|orcnce; i Cincinnati, 1 New * fed word fmm Governor Cary ing the winter nt Daytona." He Mason Hotel, who was charged _______ a tine _______ trotter with conspiracy to violate all Nu- Yoik. At Savannah: None. 1C.Hardee that he has been nn- .purchased at Orlando lotcd to occupy the bench in the whieh he will have shipped to his tionnl Prohibition laws, it being al- Carlol Shipments Through March leged that he violated tho law by da County Court Thursday in northern home. 10 for Three Seasons Mr. Johnson, from Hollis, Maine, selling liquor to llariy II. Cheat­ l.case of State vs. C. O. Newton.. 1321, total from entire state of Judge Householder takes the place who was taken very sick here nnd ham nnd charged it on Cheatham's Florida x. Sanford Section 2,521. if Judge T. L. Comer who was dis* was removed to the hospital r.t hotel bill. A charge was placed against Mr. 192:1 total from entire state of Sanford two weeks ago started for hio home, Mar, 10, accompanied Mason, it was explained by F. A. Florida, 2818. Sanford Section ltar.eltine, division prohibition 1-820. by h>s niece who was sent for. . AT THE MILANF. . Mrs. J. N. Srrcy who is nt the chief, because it is alleged thnt one *• That comedy work Is the finest * most thorough trnining for hospital nt Winter Park, where rhe of his clerks sold liquor to Cheat­ Itlc acting, is the opinion of underwent n serious operation sev­ ham. who is n prohibition officer. All of those arrested were re­ I • M. Stahl, director of “The eral weeks ago, is making satis­ (falters,” which will be the factory improvement nnd will soon leased in $1,000 bond for their ap­ B. Mayer-First National he home, as her many friends will pearance Friday before Carl No­ ble. Unites! States commissioner, Ire a t the Milano Theatre to- he glad to know. for u preliminary henring. According to Hczclline “under Anting to Marie Prevos's strik­ Honduras Is Without cover men” have been working ing; Ability in the leading role of here for two months accumulating Wantcrs" ns splendid proof Government For Time evidence which is being used ns the • f tfcU theory, she being a gradbasis for nrrests. At one place, he of the old slapstick comedy WASHINGTON. Mar. 12.-The thc agents found a list of I, Mr. Stahl said: “Restraint death of former President Guitcr- said, “customers" l-ontaining approxi­ , th e emotions is the greatest rez and consequent increased jit- mately 700 names. Numbered '. itombling block in the path of the ivitics of revolutionary factions, nmong according to Ilazei‘ ' t o aspirant for dramatic sue- hnvc left Honduras for the time tine, arethem, some prominent residents This is entirely overcome by being without any government of Jacksonville. f work, which is really only whatever. Approximately CO arrests will ho over-expression of dramatic I r mnd tomorrow, officers said. ons. m farce comedy to drnma Bomb Explodes and 30 APOPKA—Six building permits ily a step, but it is usually a 1Are Injured In Detroit issued in one day for construction successful one. Toning down of new houses. (pression is simple compar­ DETROIT. Mnr. 12. — Thirty the difficulty a player expor* persona es injured nnd two In thc last 20 months 1,251,010 In attempting to break buildingswere wrecked when a dyna­ , r j h a natural restraint to build mite bomb exploded shares of stock issued by gns nnd tho en­ i the emotions to a highly dra- trance of a Greek coffeenthouse ear­ electric utility companies of tha point. ly today. The cause is not country have been purchased by known. cV 227,170 persons, nearly all of them •e A CORRECTION. ^Through an oversight the name residents of the communities serv­ the American Fruit Growers, 127 Bodies Recovered ed by thc companies . was omitted from a story npng in The Herald several From Tfie Utah Mine ago in which County Agent F. Whltner, Jr., expressed npCASTLEGATE. Mar. 12.—There iation for the co-operation had been 127 bodies recovered n him by various persons and Tuesday from the Utah Fuel Com­ nizations in putting over the pany mine where n disaster Sat­ i n ­ ty exhibit nt New York. In urday killed nil of thc 173 workers. Recovery of the remaining bodies is proceeding with difficulty due to flooding and a small fire which former for a dona- broke out Wednesday. of a large quantity of celery I tomatoes nnd also for other Federal Forces Make anal favors. trstt Bom b Exploded In \ 1 Front o f Legation ATHEN8, Mar. 12—A bomK i ploded early today at the uf the British terlal damage but injuring ” *• I Greek offidaa apologizctl for ien with later itqMirt* in from rail-,^ ,.^, '*■«•»€*-te<l nicking up n life bont con- thrown from horso Saturday. Mrs. ?C7arrcJKC *ml wpwwcd Smith arrived for tho funeral after ru“<,*;hairing 11 survivors. Incident staged in effort to Ur.lcjc otherwiso stated all quota-( _________________ record breaking run on a special credit government. liens arc on stock of good mor-i ^PFIB-MS DECISION LOWER train frem Los Angeles. chnntaMa quality and condition. J COURT. Kenyon May Be «„ Shipping Point Information: i llr xti- S uw iatrS t'r««. JUDGE CAMPBELL TO Hanford, Fla. Monday—Clear! TALLAHAKSEE. Mar. 12.- B l ­ PRESIDE. and cool. Good wire Inquiry. De- <vj3icn r ,,f the Supreme Court has. TALLAHASSEE. M s.. 12. - Successor of Dcnby ninnd good, trading limited as |,y mcniornudum decision without Judge A. G. Campbell of the N h<i sellers arc not offering freely B>r|ppjnfon. affirmed the Circuit court Judicial Circuit,.‘ has been desig­ WASHINGTON, Mar. i? f e cr Senator Kenyon, of lows early shipment. Market stronger. |f D , county jn thc ca<c of ]». nated by Governor Hardee to pre­ mcr Carloads f. o. b. usual term.?. Flor- * , ’ _ _ tf . . side at tho trial of tho enso of tho fedeml Judge, is un*lcrsto(siai0nL[1 Ida 10-inch crates Golden S elf-!C. Mockney nnd C. K Hopkins, Chiplcy Bnnk vs Johns, ot. nl„ In umier under consideration for f nu»,l«T »_*,*• I bleaching in thc rough, -1-Gs 2.25- trading as tho South Atlantic Mo- Washington county Circuit Court ment to succowl Denby. Krov, „ ' 2.50. 3s nnd larger slightly lower, tor Company, plaintiff in error, vs. beginning March 13. on nreount of live*! here Tuesday night and an appointment with CoolidJJ. tho disqualification of Judro J. D. Thr following telegram was re- **• E. Bradford, defendant in error, The case grow out of the rale of Jones of that circuit. eeived from Jnckr-onville this WINTER HAVEN, Mar w morning 9:30: “All wirc3 down n:i automobile by the company to “In power development tvn are This place has been d e f i n i t e l y L north of Richmond. No 4mme- Hiad.ord. who alleged in suit at the threshold of one of thc en by representatives of Jority of town-* in Polk-- county M 1 dir.te prospects of market wire." i -'gainst the concern tleceit and greatest advances in our history. the tvnnanont pincc for holdln We have increased our kilowatt ---------------------- breach of wniTanty Tho supreme consumption in twenty years from Bell telephone system to spend eotirt’n decision upheld the lower' j 60 to 500 per capita, and wj ere the Polk Comity Orange FestiraiJ At a meeting held here. thu pin over $1,191,500 in Florida in 1921; court in awarding Bradford u p -! still only on the way."_Herbert County Orange Festival for extern Ions and improvements. jproximntety SI,COO in tlv,> c:t3e. J Hoover, Sccretnry of Commerce. tion was formed. till' III! - FOR Thursday Daily Fashion Hint , Friday, Saturday, M onday IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY More Gains in Mexico . RECOVERS eralMEXICO CITY, Mar. 12.—Fed­ forces have occupied Port Gutierrez Zamora south of Tux(Continued from page 1) pnm. At Paso Del Macho 110 the state. Traffic here has rebels have surrendered. General n hindered by the heavy drifts Salas of the Estrada rebel forces, I(jC2 — .slljllhy snow which the street has been captured, according to \ L C 'i $£n i nn<* *irc departments have the war department. labored with some success to re­ move. RIVALRY KEEN. All Wires Swept Away. ST. PETERSBURG. Mar. 12. — ' According to one report received The organizations here represent­ PiCrUrtiM. *fro, in one stretch of five miles ing tourists from the different TG.VICW between Richmond and Baltimore states are vicing with each other ' *R wires und cables have been for tho honor of having the most •Wept away. elaborate float in the Festival of Between this city nnd Washing­ States to be held March 24. 25 and FASHION'S NEW THOUGHT ton, all wire service was cut off, 20. David it. Grace, of the Ohio IN BLOUSES aud a t many points poles were Tourist Society, is the latest to down, while at others the wires come forward with the claim thnt Created on new lines of fabrics that had been torn from the poles. his state will carry off the honor. artistic achievements, thc new Brokers’ wires were entirely On the other hand, .1. P. Smith of ire are hard to resist. Thc mode! without service all day. All jress the New Jersey society, says “St. ■louses tho left emph.-ui/o its collcgialc wires, except one Associated Press Petersburg is in for n treat when unartness by a motif embroidered in connection between Richmond und the New Jersey float, the best in orii*!it colors, and a new side timing Newport News, wo4a silent the the parade, rolls by." -iTect. The round in k is rollariess, greater part of the day service ind ilm l.iirono :!<e\i « have Lr.cs that via Atlanta and the south being PALM lli:.\i |l TO BE REPRE­ ire independent i f cu''si r further decrc-cstubliahcd late Tuesday after­ iratioii. With tin- I l./uvc is worn a SENTED. noon. . |M|U|jimhy .nil, <|l ) j'aiccd skirt of the ramp material— -The Chesapeake and Potomac WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 12. wstl c11*|s'. Medium si/c requires Company, after a sui- — rhe hoard of county commi.s.tinn- U a yard* 10-inrh material. V ^Telephone I »ey, reported early Tuesday night err. of Palin Beach county inis de­ In accord with the newest Parisian ; that their service was so badly cided to send iL-presentutives to riodels i >the Mo'ise to the right, car­ | crippled as to approach complete the meeting ut Orlando. March 11, rier! out in nreaw rl (n|»- and worn f- paralysis. Similar conditions t x- of tin* state road department when villi a skirt of the Mine fabric. The ;’Uted in the Western Union and the budget system will be consid­ .louse is slashed at the renter-front, Postal Telegraph services. ered. Tho delegation will attempt indrrfared and rilled low with tlu: Every repairman of the tele-1 to get state aid in construction of convertih!c cellar. '1he slrcven may lie phone, telegraph nnd railroad eom- the proposed new Dixie Highway ,vorn long <r short. Loth plaits and muniention offices here has been bridge across the Loxahutchce Ir.qs ry .or featured in the -ode rinsing ■kiri, making ihc cestumc appropriate yroahed to points where interrup­ river ut Jupiter. 'or t-ciri fortiul vi or. Both i2.iti and tion sare known to exist, in an •■louse way l e used *ep.irutt ly, but effort to restore the wire services. when wont together aiv in demand High winds, not experienced in i’-ir afternoon font ib m . Medium sire Richmond, an* reported to have •cniiire* i ’ l yards 36-inrh material. 'Joined the weight of ice and snow (Continued from page t) In breaking down poles and ample consideration. He told them First Model: lilouse No. IMS. Sizes, grounding wires in neighboring that in case they cared to present 14 to tO inches In: -t. Motif No. 12S20. Transfer, blue or yellow, 25 rents. sections. their propositions more in detail Skirt IM!8. Sizes, 2 Vto 50 inches that they would be allowed to do oast. No. I‘rice, 45 cents. r TO AID FRENCH STEAMER. so. Second Model: Bkiusa No. 1076. At u meeting of the committee Size.*, HAVANA, Mur. 12—Two stenm.11 to 48 inrhtr bust. I‘tire, Tuesday afternoon before last *.|*i «rs have been ordered to aid of !0 cents. Skirt No. 1521k Size , 24 night’.! meeting, all of the bidders | L) French freighter Toni a on rocks except the two or three lowest ones j to .14 inches wabt. 1’riie, .111 cents. Monogram 579. 1‘erfotatrd *lisi.;:i RMK r*ear Nucvitrs. on each project were eliminated. to 2 inches high, f(> * its, and 10 ccntt Meeting with the committee were /xtra for each additional inch. Consulting Engineer Joseph E, Craig and Henry Koscbro- man­ ager of the Southern Utilities Company’s office in Sanford. Mr. YOU WILL SAVE Rosebro was asked to submit his lowest rate on power to he furnish­ REAL MONEY ed for the pumping station. He By rending the Spec­ stated thnt he would be unable to ial Offerings on the make a rate until he was informed more fully on the type of motor iiroeery page of The to be used, approximately the peak Herald today. load to be used and other infor­ mation on the amount of current Sanford’s leading to lie used, lie stated, however, merchants are offer­ that right at this time that the The John M. Stahl Production lowest rale given is five cents. ing1 low prices and A considerable discussion was good service. held on tho water supply* system. Believing tlint this is a question of >1 Your Sunday dinner vital importance, the members de­ will be a success and m % cided to discuss tho m atter at con“Uleiahle length ut n Ir.tcr date.! will cost you less if ) The Druma of those who want end want und never In examining the bids they will you Iniy from adver­ know the \ulue of what til-/ take into consideration the guar­ tisers on the Grocery antees by the various bidders on ? Iready have. Page. the supply. T I ’, A First National Picture. Mr. Craig stated that water Herald rentiers get that is expected to In- obtained Comedy from the amid hills out-dde the the benefit of the city limits, is even softer than “ PICKING PKACHKS” best that the murkcl rain water nnd thut if secured in and A P R O N G IN G H A M per y a r d .................................. 19c 25c SCOUT PERCALE 36 inches wide ill III | . LADIES’ $2.50 ALL SILK HOSE at per jutir.................... $1.95 1 % $2.50 MEN’S SCOUT WORK SHOES atTfier pair $1.98 9L00 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS each 79c 8 55c ll-l PEI’PERAL SHEETING unbleached at per yard $■'1.50 MEN’S DRESS SHOES at per pair LADIES’ LINEN DRESSES. Good nssortinent o f colors each . . $2,98 $4.98 1 C $1.25 MEN’S HALLMARK UNION SUITS each ................................... J9c I C CONTRACT WILL ILAN THEATRE ....T od ay.... “The Wanters” If •m #' 1 W V Prices 10 und 25 cents Thursday, The Carnival. ftv. #-V^T. I .. *M sufficient quantity to supply the city’s need will mean thut Hanford will have as good water supply as any other places in the Mate. affords—anti save money at the same time. ALL $2.50 SILK per yard $1.98 | LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS at each ssss $3.30 L A D IE S ’ BR O W N OR BLACK O X F O R D S fit- | | One Lot of MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS value $27.50 and $30.00 at per suit !!! 50c TISSUE GINGIIAM new Spring patterns per yard ............................................ Ill m I!! I!ti ill! sill III! 111! ISSI one strap pumps per pah ............. $3.00 LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER SANDALS per p a ir ....................... $2.98 45c $2,45 , j Lflic J | ^19 95 B 50c LADIES’ LISLE HOSE at per pair 150 MEN’S PEN CHECK PANTS at per pait .......................... ................ 39c $1.19 C h u r c h w e ll Co. W o lo k a H l o c ’k Sells It For L6SS S iit»ford F lo rid a ML m L „i, . �is ! BETTER BABY CHICKS: ^ t ;] 1 • < •? shipments reported for Prices and conditions unchanged Mur. 11: from Monday. * nla 18, New York 0, FlorBaltimore, 35, raining: 2 Flor­ . (Sanford section 26), tot- ida arrived. 2 cars rcconsigncd. 12 ( California 2, Florida 38, un- cars on track. Closing Monday, March 10, total 40; total opening Tuesday. Supplies melior­ tits todato this season: now ate, demand moderate, trading (Florida) 3820* old celery light, market steady. Opening i'. • « Tuesday. Prices unchanged. at shipments through March St. I-ouis, 31 degrees, mowing. three seasons: 1021, total 1 California nrrivod, 2 Florida a r ­ ^entire state of Florida 3280*. rived. 12 cars on truck. Supplies section 2547; 1923, total liberal, demand and trading mod­ •entire state of Florida 2821, erate. market firm. Florida !0section 1826; 1922, total Inch crates Golden Self-blanching entire state of Florida 2332, in tile rough, 3-6s $3-8).50, mostly ford section 1580 $1.2.")-$3.50. California crates abject to slight revision with Golilcn Heart in the rough, 4-Os, reports from railroads, tops brown, few decayed, S'). less otherwise stated, nil quoDetroit. 32 degrees, cloudy: 2 arc on stock of good ntcr- Florida arrived. 15 car:; on track. ible quality and condition. t Supiies moderate, demand mo lot * 'ord, Fla. Tuesday—C le a r1') ’, market steady. Florida 10Id. Good wire inquiry. Pe-; inch crates Golden R»ir-hlnnching ...................... good. Trading limited ns in the rough. 3-6s mostly $3.25-$:).have light supifes available 59, few fancy $3.75, green low to; ’ early shipment; market strong, $2.50, 8r S2.75.83.25, California ids f. o. b. usual terms. Flor- crates Golden Heart in the rough. 10-inch crates Gulden Sclf- $5.50-$G. Mng in the rough, <1-8 dor. Cincinnati, 32 degrees, cloudy: ; U. S. No. 1, 82.25-82.50, 3 Florida arrived. 9 cars on truck. 182.30; 3 dor stalks and Inrg- Clofing Monday, opening Tuesday, i -2.25. Supplies moderate, demand slow, lladelphia: 3 Florida arrived; market sternly. Florida Ill-inch on track. Supplies niotier- crates Golden Self-blanching in the . market steady. Florida, 10- rough. 4-G-: $3.50, 8-10s. few 2*3-3 ! , i crates Golden Self-blanching $3-83.26. >Iho rough. U. S. No. 1, 3s $2.50. Minneapolis, 20 degrees, sni"”- i 178. 4-8s $3-3.25 mostly $3.25, ing: l California. 1 Florida n rriv -1 sales 6s higher. ed. 11 cars on track. Supplies libItimorc: 38 degrees cloudy. I crnl, demand slow, market firm. I J j t t t lvc.1. 14 cars on track. Clos- Prices unchanged from Monday, f^Tuesduy. opening Wednesday. St. Paul, 27 degrees, snowing: »l!ea moderate, demand slow, No enrhit arrival a 4 cars on track. lag light, market dull. Florida, Supplies liberal, demand slow, pO-iltch crates Golden Kelf-bluneh- market firm. Prices unchanged In the rough, Sanford district from Monday. *3.25, few higher. 10s, 83. Correction: Yesterday's Boston ktcc district 4-8, $2,50-82.75, market. “ I car fine quality o..d higher, 10s 82.50. 6s, $5, other sizes, $1.50,” law York: 35 degrees, cloudy: condition have read “ 1 car line q«ial:arlda arrived. Supplies light, should ty and washed and ind moderate, market firm, bunched, 0scondition other sizes, $4.50." _ la, 10-inch crates Golden Self- California $5,shipments Monday,, in the rough, 3-4s $3-?3.- Mar. 10; 17 cars. Bs $3.25, few $3.50. Pittsburgh, 34 degrees cloudy: NOTHING 1.1KE IT ON EAKTI1 California, 11 Florida arrived, cars on track. Opening Wed* The new treatment for torn Supiies moderate, demand rate, mnrket steady. Florida, flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lac­ ch crates Golden Solf-blnnch- erations thnt is doing such won­ .varicties.in the rough, 3-Os ?3- derful work i:i tksli healing is th 1 Dorozono liquid and powder com­ " 8-10s 83.25-83.n0. The liquid ton. 32 degrees, snowing: No bination treatment. at arrivals. 1 car on track, Bnrazone is n powerful antiseptic pplios light, practically no move- that purities the wound of nil pois­ on account of weather; no ons mill infectious germs, while reported. Dealers asking for the Boroznnc powder is the great 10-inch crates Golden Scdf- healer. There is nothing like it oil iching in the rough, best most- earth for speed, safety and effic­ iency. Price <liquid) 30c, G9e and 1J>0, poorer 83-83.25. hicago, 34 degrees, cloudy: 2 $1.20. Powder 30c and GOe. Fold klifornia, 0 Florida arrived. 2! by all leading druggists. kts ,on track. Supplies moderate, SEBIUNG—Florida Western £ , stnand moderate, market strongFlorida 10-inch crates Golden Northern, new 200-mile railroad, elf-blanching In the rough, -'.-‘Is to be built through this point ni 5-83.50, 3s, 8s nml 10s 83-83.25, cost of $7,000,000. washed prc-cooled $3.50-83.75. St. Louis; 1 California. 3 Florarrived. 11 curs on track, lilies moderate, demand and ing mgK-rnJj. market ■st-My. Dlddn 10ditch crates Golden Kefr inching in the rough, 3-0s 831.60, mostly 83.25-83.50. Cnlif..it­ erates Golden Heart in the >Ugh, 4-6s tops brown, few decay83, California, no sales reporty Daily Fashion Hint I! PittRburgh, 34 degrees, snowing. California arrived. 21 cars or. f e t e 1?: Opening Tuesday. Supplie.noderato. demand slow, market lull. Florida 10-inch crates Gold?n Self-blanching in the rough. 310s 83-$ California Golden le a rt in the rough. 4-l(is best, 85.. i*$C, poorer short stalk.'., low a-. .50. Boston. 38 degrees, cloudy: I inridu arrived. 1 car on track, uplics light, trading slow, no c-mtsnles reported, dealers asking or Florida 10-Inch crates Goldui <elf-blnnching in the rough, best .50, poorer $3.25. » 1Chicago, 30 degrees, snowing: 1l ' IFlorida arrived. 27 cars on track. ’i 'ir , i h j\ # Wi K I A Not A On.His,Native Heath! •'«& I 1V, w ill be receiv ed breeze, TVhlto Leghorn Chicks County ftw rt& f J’-rtdlc itm tietiim With Steel are eired by pedigreed ingles from fitr t t i m l n . d e i.V nnty, F l o r i d a , a t PUlitt, e.ud oil wllnlsiie.l o o d w o r k to ho v e i l liuh'.hcd lii h r o w n n r li g h t fifgh iccnrd hens. Eggs perfect-. t h e i.filc n ig t Hu liiiyirJnli.nifeii't u f brown. i I ’ll Id le Itistiriiciliiit m t h e C o u r t ly hatched by modern incubators. i n . l s nm.it lie s u b m i t t e d a s F . O. H o u s e , u n ti l t h r e e o'clock In t h e M. m e t e r . ' . o r d e l i v e r e d a t tle n o v s , Vigorous cnicss, true to strain, a f t e r n o o n o f S a t u r d a y . -March 22nd. F l o r i d a , w i t h a l t e r n a t e hid c o v e r ­ $2i) a hundred; $180 a thousand. l!*2t. fo e tlm f u r n i s h i n g o f sou n r in'- price d e l i v e r y nn.l I n s i n u a t i o n r e O pera c h a i r s . In t'l*. tj e u e v . i P i h o o t n t tlc n e v a , Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ m oVlt , o p e r a * e h i t l r e - t o ho f u r n i s h e d F l o r i d a . itidn m u s t b e n c c .in ip n n le d hy c e r ter baby chicks" from Pinebftezo m t r a h e rto v l s t u n d u r d n w i t h live p l y i -.el; n o t l* « t h a n f.-l.l In c h tilled c h e e k In t h e ■urn of o n e H u n ­ Farm, Cnllnhan, Florida. dred Dollar*, payable to „ prnvldmt however, that checks on Ilanks or ty will dm taken a . e „ n ) u a ' The check t o be Idtldi c o n t r a c‘it amnid d b o n d w i t h i n t i n Into 10 after •n c e n t m ice o f h h h DCT im H o---ard r e s e r v e s *h« right to 1 , " n.y _ n "J1 . ‘.*11 bids. fWfr Order hf" the Board— „ T. W. t.AWTov Hupt. l'ul». Insin. SeeretUry and County A ••iiiHlf ilillpi K J Z O E E W IL D E S . A \ jlfig f m % ( -My wefliltMiil crtjWrtn-tf.tr I’m IjvttjHf ) I t:j. a d .l' S a y s R o s e W ild e r aire with a hundred thousand tents and 50,000 camels." [.nne, W r ite r an d E x ­ Mrs. Lane adds that we pro­ p lorer, W h o H a s nounce the word sheik wrong. “It’s really ‘shake,’ ’’ she ex­ M et S everal at plains. H om e Tills writer was the first for­ ?iumebody’s been spoofing tite eigner to ent"r the mountains of ,g;r!\ Itudolf Valentino has so Albania and her book, "Peaks of c.r*i :i been represented as Amtr- Shnia,” describes beautifully and Vz’s national sheik that when for the first time the life of tii-sn thn word is mentioned every mountain people from whom r niden has visions of a creature^ sprang Alcxandar the Great, i f lithe, Hmthl-eyed, ata-combcd* Like Jazz Itir >'salt sall wrong, w fraee. 'Rut I ! oeo Wilder I.ane, writer, just Fhe rays the only things Amer­ returned from two years in the ican the Albanians scent to have land of sheiks, says a real sheik heard about are money and jazz. is the o!J, wise man of a desert She often heard our latest tri­ tribe. He has already romc hun­ umphs of syncopation on the na­ dreds of wives and is too ancient tive Albanian instruments. to be interested, even remotely, “One song which ) heard very in tite ebarmts of the young and often and which i3 a great favor­ beautiful damsels who dream of ite is ‘Wonderful One/ This, I him. understand is written hy our own Maybe Emirs , King of Jazz, Paul Whiteman. “Now if they raved about ‘The Albanians really havo 'emirs,’" reflects Airs. Lane, "that very beautifull folk songs. The would bo different. 1 remember /am us ‘.Merry Widow Waltz’ is well the emir of ftaouli, a beauti­ a native tune. The operetta, so ful youth of sixteen who already full of Hall an airs, was written had five divorces and wore Ida for a private performance ior hair in fifteen long braids, lie the King of Monteno"ro and tho looked exactly like a ‘Follies* Albanian folk song, one of his iabeauty and waa n multi-million­ vorites, was included in it,* So IB S P P M E E T- tfil % m jo M ^ U ^ V ✓ ro il f it kS’d .'a^ l S n iUiv, An tnvilinn Entrance ct Cora! Gable: The Beauty of Cora! Gables Is Its Chief Charm ! Some a rra y tre e s; pride C rr^ a QUEEN ty At AH Good Dealer i visitors adm ire greatly the fine entrances at (’oral (Tables; some its plazas with (heir b rillian t of tro p ical sh ru b b e ry ; some like the boulevards, parked and .planted with choicest tropical and others express their adm iration of the more th an 500 distinctive homes which are the of C oral dailies. E very section in Coral Gables contributes its factors to the desirability of tlie community as a whole. 1tut in the C ountry Club Section there have been established a series of lino buildings which will inevitably, from tlieir dom inating im portance, make that section the one on w hich Coral G ables will rest i t s claims for greatest d i s t i n c t i o n in years to come. It i. the section w here Coral G ables’ finest hotel will lie built, w here the big golf course and clubhouse will be esta b ­ lished, w hore the Congregational Church will be built and w here the College for Young Women will a ttra c t so m any visitors. r/-“‘ ' VT plant 11E beauty of Coral Gables is its chief charm , and one which is of endless interest to visitors. It is a beauty w hich lias been created, built up, perfected and d e­ veloped day by day through the dovetailing of nil of the various elements in one harmonious, unified plan. I low ad m irab ly this Inis been done, and is be­ i ing w orked out w ith each new stage of developm ent, may only he set’ll hy curc-^ - v*' / gj f fill study of the suburb. Ilu t it is all of these things combined which m ake the real Coral Gables—the most beautiful resid en tial p ro p e rty in litis country. ' i he (’ream wi t h the I 'ream v T,i te <>r d livertJ front our t nnc-half gals, or mure. It is a w onderful opportunity that the Country Club Section opens up for you. A bigger and b e t­ te r o p p o rtu n ity th a n was ever offered in .Miami before. Come today to Coral Gables; be our guest aboard n de luxe P u ll man bus and grasp this chance before it passes. t-.:i ...C arolina-FI siila Service (Jus 25c |S5ar2| BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS LADIES’ REST ROOM *• -V Americas Z/ihesiSuburb Autfir.iobilc Repairing OPEN DAY A N D NIGHT — H lik iifg ii , “T b 9 m of Ice Creams' w ill® mm m m a n P B M a a ai That’s what the Herald Want Ads are—cold facts— about things that are plan­ ned for your good. They arc plain statements that o n v io ir s - iT s I’Ak ik ia *; n t i r will help you get what you arc after in business, home llmvcvrr smart i! f m- , ,, '(■a:on, il V :l| V i li um.. I l l ■>if, . I or recreation. : ilk, t.r in bill, 1 L Itertd these cold facts ev­ frock of to » ery day and soon it will it th e ri.li-. ind i .h ;(•! '’ i’ll ■and ilvct nil mu, A Uirrlci f strike you forcibly that ifif moli .ill Inn there is something you are dgefamo f r I and missing. That is the help seek. T la m t! I-!.,it ■■( i 1 111 •i litfiuful the Herald Wants can af­ ! i ; p.'ovii! 1 v i. Il .'il *»:i • n| | >ii j ford you. i»!.vv• ,.).<• iiuii. *“ • »'. lift-, Get accustomed to doing |j ** . *Ht1 i ,i,U J . i iim Ii f.ili|: things by the Herald Want b e l l i ; ! . ilia 1. *JT U! . ’'rrAd method and you will find them profitable, even i*Ff i. 1 i\H 1D t f . ' *if. » G !, in the most trivial matters. t.khc-i bi:»t. Turn the cold facts of thu Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad a t The Herald of­ fice. Phono us to send for it, or phono it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 B id s j th > sk . v e n e e r e d u n it e r hy d rau lic I p r e s s u r e w i t h live p ly s c u t n ot less b y . t h e I ( b n n It-1 4 -.Inch t h i c k . V eneered tin- r;ji ! | COLD FACTS n .\< m rn Pinc- s& as GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents ExscnfiVe 0 //rces: 153 East F/a^ler Sf., M’ajnt Hanford Office: Milane Theatre Bldg., I). \YVElder, Manager. On the Jae Sauser Corner.---------Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED I5Y O. C. BRYANT W AGNER, FLA. ■YJ I • �t h e sa : it.M X ic n U ,. ivirvW' ££$ * ' BIG S P R IN G ST O C K “FOR THE HARD-TO-PLEASE MAN WITH A THRIFTY POCKETROOK!” FRIDAY, 9 A M , CONTINUES 10 DAYS Hart, Schaffner & Marx AND SOCIETY BRAND SUITS *• --------------------------------- _______^ - Less than 1-2 Price, $25.00 to $35.00 High Grade Men’s Suits a t Less than Half Price. 60 Suits, assorted sizes and p a tte rn s....... $ 13.90 stock Must Be Reduced One lot Flnrshtctn Shoos formerly $10 J. P. Smith high grade shoes $8 and $9 values Thompson’s very best $10 and $12 Shoes Regal shoes $8 and $9 values Work Shoes $5.50 and Sfi.OJ) values Special ................................................. One lot work shoes A T S W O R K HEADLIGHT OVERALL ........................................................................... $2.35 HEAVY WEIGHT OVERALL, $2.00 AND $2.50 V A L U E S .................. $1.55 BLUE WORK S H IR T S ........................................................................... 88 CTS. PIN CHECK P A N T S ..................................................................................... $1.29 LADIES’ SHOES Ladies’ Red Cross Shoes formerly $10 nnd $12 Ladies’ Hustcr Drown Shoes $8.50 and $9.00 values One lot ladies' pumps, all sizes BOYS9 CLOTHES Hoys’ Kayne.i shirts $1.25 and $1.50 values paum,H Hahies’ ketre, all odors and sizes 98c One lot men’s union suits Topkis union s u it s ..................... Roys Pajnmetlcs and night Hoys’ Night Shirts 79c $1.15 Children’s wash suits, sizes 2-8 years Two« pairs for t BOYS’ SHOES Hunter Ilrown Shoes formerly $3.50 at All children’s shoes cut bottom price $ 7 !4 5 All cclora ladles’ bed rnrm slippers formerly $1.21, $1.50 $ 1 .9 5 One lot cf children’s straw and felt hats $1 and $1.50 value 25 ^ $3.95 $2.95 Gray Suede Pumps Case of hats, mist*, assortmeat $1.50 to $7 value* tpdPa s or Straw hats just come in, nothing in reserve... All new styles and $ i . 9 5 1,1 $ 3 . 6 5 C L O T H E S U!|lllllC>*<7' One let work shoes H $4.95 $4.95 $4.95 $2.95 $4.75 $2J5 L adies’H ose, $ io @5 $1-75valliW^ \ .4 5 Ladies’, Men’s end Hoys’ "..75c B ath ing Suits--Low Psrices 8©c S H I R T S 18c $1.50 and $2.00 30c One lot shirtsvalues • $2.90 C | ^ 9 PRIZE ROOK IS GIVEN TO THE FIRST 100 LADIES TO TR ADE $10.00. SAMPLE OF PRIZES CAN RESEEN SN OUR WINDOW; �iy tr * HmM P roviding th e R ight Influence. FIR E! FIRE!! A s Brisbane Sees It Justice Jam es C. Cropsey of the New York Supreme Dangcrou Short Selling. «•* Court recently stated that the criminal problem cannot be Good News for Mexico. a s S eco n d Claaa M a t t e r , Oc- solved without the co-operation of men willing to encourage Mellon Borrows, You Save. ST, I t l l . a t t h e P o e t o f f l c e a t He Propose* 18 Times. . f o r d , F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o f M a r c h boys, especially during their impressionable age. The judge E11*7. C o p y r ig h t , : 3 : t pointed out that fully eighty percent of criminals arc le3 s N com bs. r m M n i than twenty-five years of age and that the vast majority ot k M D L D B A S , V le e - P v e e l d e a t all the youthful offenders commit crimes because they were THE SUPREME COURT says C T A R D MKHO Ire .T n u . York State has a right to in bad company during their boyhood, between the ages of New regulate the working hours of P^P agM etla A v e a i e P f c e a r 14* twelve and eighteen, women, protecting them from exi BOTUCRIPTIOX RATESi No one agency hns done more for the growing boy than loitntlon nnd oppression. That tTear__ IT.oo. sit Montha 93-50 ■red In City uy Carrier per the Boy scout movement because scouting takes the boY at ccision is welcome. lie. Wtjtky Edition |S Per this age, teaches him how to do things and gives him* the Presently, let us hope, children throughout the country will be help and companionship of mature men of character and rotected in the same way with ■TKVSAL R O T I C t u All o b i t u a r y upreme Court approval. itlces. c a r d i o f t h a n k s . r e i o l u t l o n a high standing. Scouting teaches the boy how to grow into n o t i c e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e the right kind of a citizen and provides the influence of a : * i h a r a ee a a r e m a d e , will b e c h a r g e d THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE man in the life of the boy at the right time. for a t‘ r e g u l a r a d v e r t l a l n g ra te * . & TELEGRAPH COMPANY will Every boy is a hero worshipper. Just what character ot take charge of the telephone sys­ t T E E .XSMOt'IATKI) F IIE IM A s s o c i a te d P re s s la e x c lu a - a man becomes tho hero in the boy’s eye depends in a meas­ tem in Mexico. They won’t get it . _ e n t i t l e d t o t h e use f o r r e p u b ­ for nothing but the Mexicans will . J e a t l o n o f e ll n e w s d i s p a t c h e s ure upon the community. Judge Cropsey says: Ret a real telephone service. That’.! tiled to It o r not o t h e r w i s e | f Tons of thousands of boys are nightly on our streets •me good piece of news for Mexico. - t r e # l t e d In t h i s P a p e r and a l s o th e local n o w s p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . All loo.*ing for amusement, seeking adventure, yearning for ' f i g h t s o f r e - p 'i l d l r u t l o n o f s p e c i a l ' HENRY FORD will build n great companionship. Many of them have no fathers, and the . d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e also re u e rv e d . plant Mexican Gulf Coast | parents of many others give little heed to the places their Jin the onfreetheport zone recently es­ V *THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924. boys visit or the companions they choose. tablished. 1 hat’s more good news f ir Mexico. Rig wages go with BIBLE THOUGHT" POlT TODAY Do we men owe no duty to those boys? Should we Henry Ford. And big wages build r The Eighth Commandment:— j not provide places where such boys may meat and play up a country. Dig men can only Thou ahclt not steal.—Exodus and be under the influence of men of the right kind? get whnt little men have to spend 10:25. This is a practical thing. It can be done. It has been although some big men don’t" J’et realize it. done in a small way and with wonderful results. Why PURPOSE Hy Brrton llraley should not wc undertake it in a big way? Wc can lessen NOW, IF Judge Gary’ will start . B* iuro of what you want to do the crime in our midst by giving our attention to the twenty-live thousand men workThan go ahead and do it, youths. They need a real man’s guiding hand and help- j ing on that mountain of solid iron, , Hop to it! not far from Mexico City, there fill personality. They need the example of a true man’s will be three good pieces of news I life in forming their character. _ Be «uro of what you want to win for Mexico. Nothing pacifies a; ’. Then go ahead and win it, The ccmmunity that docs not do its utmost to provide country like prosperity, nothing1 Bepin it. the right kind of leadership for its boys i3 falling down on one disturbs it like hard limes. , Thta minute! ol its most important ojligations. Whether it be in the public ONCE MORE let gamblers be • * . % school, Sunday schol, Y. M. C. A., or Boy Scout troop, the careful in selling French currency Be sure of what you want to get, Then, with ali energy, beset it, right man should be provided and given the proper support short. Monday franca went up • Go get it! sharply. The French are not foolu, and encouragement. although Mr. Poincare hux made The people ofthe country owe u deep debt of gratitude Be euro of where you want to go, seiious mistakes. And why it is you want to blow for the unselfish devotion of thousands ot' men who are liv ­ there, ing of their time and money to help the men of tomorrow. GREAT POWER and intelli­ Then go there! nre i:i the French nation. The In Sanford we have a number of men serving 0 3 scoutmasters gence French law limita the isaue of Be euro of whnt you want to write and as leaders of boys who are doing a great work for the francs to fnity-onc billions, only And Just the way you would indite community. They are due the everlasting thanks of the com­ one billion nix hundred million dol­ fljj it. munity for their good work. What they accomplish today lar:! at present values. Anybody Then write it! thinks that ten million skil­ will be reflected in the character of our citizenship tomorrow. who ful, industrious nnd frugal French­ ■ Dan Dobb Say8 rtafMa. S iW S'Y can,t n m « down they have no parachute/ Russia reminds us of a no0, i “ y «n a rich neighborhood ‘ m Tho girl of today is m™ , csted in bonds than bon bonV* 105 !> . E' erV barbeTThinks every head needs washing. 17 n k A Boston bridegroom li-uj bV?°* occupation as * •),/. which may prove to be t r i . ’ 1 art a-, Um .ycarH ,rom now i S l will think we wore no c lo th ^ Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; ..._ EbJD AR I Orchid Named for Mary .L e t Us S e r v e Y o u /. FIRST NATIONAL BANK eMaoVIrthetl rr.Tir.'lL This photo shows “Our Mary” anl the “Cymbc.liem Mary Pickford,” the prize-winning ere hid of the International Flower Show, New York City, which lias live 1 named after her. She thus joins the ranks of such other notables who have hnd (lowers named nfter them, among them being Mrs. Florence Ivling Harding, Mrs. Calvin Coolldge, Gcncinl Pershing, Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and Princess Mary of England. SI A bstract itvelf n* :i t o r p id reroKHlnetl l iv k u . ; = !• KVKR. M»I..MMa AND CIlU'.S. ...V’LKJI JONKA I.IVKR AND KIDM-.V TiiXIO |H nut only lipnelldnl as it liver mmtlPlm'. but it p*«-rrispn u rlrnnslror nnd Mtltnulatlnu 111ri>•••tir-,- in tii,. Linitmrb nnd linn*••Is. Throtmli Its ••xeollpiit phtlnirtlp pro|M-rtlpH Idlloiis Inipnrl- . lbs whb'li hnvo InlirfI'rri'd with bvaltliy |ir<n'pssi<s lire drlv.-n nut. T a k e nu I’l l . I S w h ile iisln a t h e u i r d h ’lne— tli»* TONIS Is nil th a t Is llc n le d . T ill: PO S T IS SM A L L —T i l l : II K N K P IT IS (i It RAT. Ilu uiailliit \ A n d e r m n . K.intord. F lo r id a . BRIDGE CI.I B ^ FOR MR. AND MRS. BOD WELL1 FRII.OIIA ’luvsday afternoon. Mis. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank i». Vcv Mere "*\vns NOTICE Miller entertained moH delightful- l , "hl, OF _____ASSIGNEE’S SALE »CCtk f° r th d r homel were plnred were adorned with n r.i^'ril^ene ’ " !' / . . fragrant roses and sweet peas. L n nnd , bowls were rlavishly - ’i " used bMi After it-number ofscnres absorbing kets w,.,.e " T* ” V **fN* games of ot brW„e| bridge, scores "„,'aT b | c , ,'«' ^ i X c T l ' '' ,”nJ ,'h' .prize for high ., The undersigned will receive • bids for the purrhnxe of the (dock in trad?, fixtures, automobiles and parts, and aeccunls of the Dixie Motor Company, nt No. 115 So, 1 Park Avr., Sanford, on the 17th , day of March, 1921. n*. :! o’clock. Bids may bo made on entire ns- j rets of company, or on any pait j „(hereof. Tcrms of . .[ 1 • The assignee reserves the right to reject any nnd all bids, or to ac­ cept part, and reject part of j hid. = = - - - - - - - - - —— FRIDAY, MARCH 14 LOOK WHO IS COMING MUTT and JEFF In Person Ten and a Half People (Little Jeff) THE WORLD’S GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW In Three Acts Hear Mutt and Jeff’s Jazz Orchestra. 15 — S O N G Matinee 4 I*. M. H I T S — 15 Night 8:.’10 I». M. BRING THIS TICKET And 25 cent::, which admits one School Child (not over 15 years) to a 50r seat at the Matinee. SEAT SALE R. C. I .)WEB’S n U S S ro B T A T IO n conrAJr* F iic n a ir \ \ n ptxsi:xt:Eit s t a t t i r r . I.irksnnt Ille To lerk su u slllr T o tin e W n t One War t Xt l n n l l e t It, $30.41 4 Xl o c u m Kollo *41.13 ll u ltlo to re . U.l. 30.$*l Dew York. X. V. ... 30.31 Vulcanizing Shop sA it.ix iD t r o i t O I LS - G A S Exclusive Agents for Tires anti Tubes xi. A l l r g h n n y , Mnr. 13-211. t• ln nrrster. Xlar. IB-29 P e rs ia n , Mnr. 12-22. Fisk Autnmohltca carrle.l on all n a i i .i x d s ru n nml l l e r k s l i l r e ) . Secure s ta te ro o m rese rv e npnee for autoinohllo well In advance. n t •‘Ask Mr. Fo«ter“ htireaiis, or To vench nil the people effectively — leave your Want Acj nt The Herald ofl(ce*B Phone Os to send 'or it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. • occomminlittlonx Full Info rm a tio n ■. i ____ 5F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y \2 DAY SALE ON HOSE AND LINEN DRESSES THIS SPACE DONATED BY •■it 1■ s L rt 5■ 3 3 I or< »m E m : dr I ' H pm i a- M.il 25 NEW FAST COLOR LINEN DRESSES Made of Hcst Shrunk Linen in all the new shades for Sprin ; MIDDY BLOUSES White, while with blue and red trimming, vnittcH up to Si.fjO. Special for two days, all sizes ...................................................... D a y S a le McKinnon j M a r k w o o d Co. I ■ Furnishers to Men Who Know. B BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBCnB»BBBaaBaUBBB*5IXS3BBaBBaaBnaaail j BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBUBB .« $2.95 lot $1.65 3 S ilk H o s e l| $1.95 lot New shndcs in VnnRanllc, Undmor, Onxy all sizes, VnnRaatlc all silk with 1'hcf.nix Pure threnl silk and full* lace clock, values to $:j.50 for fnshion. Special fur 1! days All co!or.s nnd white nnd hi tek cnly .................... ........ .... 5 Phconix, nil silk, nil colois and black an.i white. Specials fjr 2 day:-—pr. $1.95 $1.39 11 _a 85c all colors, . . . . .Silk . . . .Hose . . . .fu. .r......................... . . . . . . . . . . ..................................... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ . . . . . 85c || g K B B B B B I t B B B B B B B S U Z l i a S i B B B B B a n B B B B a B B B B V n B B B B B B B C a B S B B 'J B B a B B 3 B 3 B B B B B B B B B B B B I Spring Suits— For Easter I i ’h a nilKlity fine llilnk li> l<e nlile lo o f f e r In ’ h e m s u i t s su c h w o n d e r f u l ALI*. W O O L M a t e r l u l s f o r only $23. B e a u t i f u l d e s i g n s — rich c o l o r i n g — 500 p a t t u r n s t o c h o o i o fr o m , li v e r y it u r n u l it t a i l o r e d to y o u r In d iv id u a l m e a s u r e In u v e ry c a r e f u l m a n n e r . S e le c t a n y s t y le t h a t s u i t s y o u r f a n c y . W e 'll « o t h e li m i t to p le a s e y ou . j •jflaaBSBBSHBBKBBBBMBBBceannrBaaBBaaBaauaflaaaBMeuBUBaaBBBBaBBBBBaBBBBBBBHS ■ ■ ■ B B Have your Spring Suit Made-To-Measure Delivered to suit your convenience. ADMISSION: 25 and |V 0*} W h. • ■ March 13, 14, 15 .MARCH 13, 8 O'CLOCK. p i i i i . a i i p . k- a B Will be with us Thursday, Friday and Saturday HIGH SCHOOL, THUi <t X|, II A I M ' . Cen ern l A r e a l . J u r k s o n t Ille, F la . T i c k e t O l d e r nml P i e r , MIO K. Itay Ml. T e l e p h o n e U.H a Of Cincinnati- Special Music by High School Orchestra. k>t WuJ BBBBBBBBBBKBBBBBBBBBBBBaBnNBBBBnBBBliBnilBtJnBnSItBaBBBBlIBBnXBBBBaBBIlBBaaaBB^ IS COMPANY FULL OF LAUGHS AND FUN. at-f f\\. , , P U IA . X la X i i s s n n l i , 3ilH> w. B er k s h ir e. Xlar. IT-27. X n n t n r k r l . Mar. 10.20.31. I l o n a n l . Xtnr. 13-31. steam ers. I l n e l n t l l n g rlo s e it e a r s a a A lIrK h n n i “SERVICE THAT MAKES FRIENDS." Herald Wants bring los­ ers and finders together. im .T iM o iti: X In X s ts nii. ih, 30MI P . Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street Schaefer Tailoring 3 ACT COMEDY ' £ MERCHANTS'AND HYNEBS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MISSOURI” K C o N o r t h SZ, Tailoring Opening “A SLOW TRAIN THROUGH >• -i t—A ll- w a te r via Phlhulelplila or B a ltim ore; direct connect Ions at I’lillailelpliia. three. «!ajs lay over at Baltimore. T ic k ets I lie Iml .* meals t except tic k ets for S ivannali. (In.) All rnonm on Alli'uhany an I B e rk sh ire ami some room.) on o th e r stvum ers linve e x tra ill urge. YVheeless & Welsh No article of value is renlh* lost until r.ftor The , Herald Wants have been called upon to restore it to the rightful owner. Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, things of intrinsic value nnd others thnt nre prized because of their association, ore often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Wnntf. Herald Wants are the first thing to consult when something of value is lost or found. SPRING ' In Person roll. the prize for high score, n bottle q.j,0 guests were Mrs. Edward °g f„ hT i t3’ 'VUSJudge f T " b^hharon M,M He|fC Belt?, lin Mrs. Hunt.Wight, Miss PHONE 148 Katherine Wilkey, M |„Emmett , Mrs. Henry DAVID SPEER, Assigns holding high score among the men VJ , „ Hintermistcr, Miss Letwas given a cigar stand. The cut . Calllwcl, M„ . .Jame4 Ridge and prize, a set of bridge cards, went .w iinwk ns Ponnellv UBBBMBBIBBBBMnBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBHflBBBBBBBBBBn2flOllBll to Mrs. A. J. Richardson. Mr. and fUs- Bawkins^oimeiiy. a Mrs. Bodwell were both presented' T \ Williams of Mt Pleasant, a a a menjentoc:. of the occasion. Kln nrriv, (1 i:i Sanford Tuesday a At a late hour, refreshments o an(, ’wi„ „pinil gome time here as chicken in patties, sandwichei and tj|fi KUCJt 0f his daughter, Mrs. coffee were served b> the hostc.u. j ^ (* Qcun et )lt.r home on Park a "ssisted ev her daughter *. laughtci Mis. 1 , .■crnie. M James Ridge. B I tie evening was most delight­ Misses Nonie Williams and Fan­ ful in every way, there being eight nie Rcbn Munson will spend tho tables of players. week-end in Umatilla as the of the hitter's sister, Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred O’Hnra ar.tl guests Howard Tibblnr. daughter of Springfield, Ilk, were among tno arrivals hero on Wedf Q v u of Cnry, Irul., wlio nciulny nnd are pleasantly located .it “spending “ the winter in the state H at the Valdez. arrived in Sanfonl Wednesday for an extended stay and is registered Mr. and Mrs. I*. C. Sherman, , , .kll, Mrs. Lucy Sherman and Miss H. t;l , *u- * ____ ^ B. Sherman of New York, who Sanford .MaUerss Factory is are touring the southern states, Mr. VV. O. Smith, representing’ the K " T h u 'S S » " • • - '« » nrrived in and are stopping » tM “ a few dayj y ■"« ■“ ,h» v*“ “ “ M I T , « S ' : ' ‘i w ■ B H B B a K *B M a a M i< t*a *c »«B B H a J *K X u a a n *u s n B a a ««a a x K ««n *■< n tto s lo n . M ass. . . 12.32 I h ll m l r l p b ln . P n . . 3<2M -t'hlroKi*. III. ...... 43. IS • P ll ls b n r o h . Pn. ........ 3*211 • C l e i r l o i n l . II. 39.31 o o s n n n o b . (in. . n.M • D e t r o i t . Xllrlt. 4 1.1*3 •Telejo. |>. . . . 4I.TI t M o n tre a l. P . t|. 30.33 •X V nshlngtao. D. . 31.71 •Vlit tP iltim n rr an.I rail. ♦Via Baltimore o r PlillailelpliU ami It. S. POX II. Peoples Until* Phone 223 NOT REALLY LOST Ur IV T ila ra e T h e a t r e p a ir in g . Type­ w r i t e r su p p lies. — ■■ P rlrr.i JOE CHITTENDEN, Sec. wflHan?^Hnrkn,y ^tc^TvlIr^M r’ ,a>. hca|InF< antiseptic action am| firstt|,0^ n l-, The ,fU Catholic „ u „ Udica , „ willm hold a william Hnrkej , W Walter T)ler, Mr. the pn,n a|u| , orcnw„ Cole, and Mr. McClellan. by direct contact with the ulcc: s cooked fo.nl sale nt Stokes’ markr*. Saturuny afternoon. Mrs. Fred Doyle of San Antonio. fi’il(’; \ cu;'7 thnn to hcal Texas, will arrive hi Sanford! I.s T "i i t CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES; ! Thursday and will he the guest of • „ J 1.? " mj ’Iy "?lVjcrf‘'1 How spcc’.lWorms and rarasites in the in-, I Mrs. Frank I.. Miller for some time i,v l,'c.y *cl* ie ief ofion tontines of . children undermine at her home on Magnolia A v e nthatu ehave . tW° .“"j' m’ Lvel? nJca,eH B|j health and so weaken their vitality _____ atcaddy resisted ! thut they tre unable to resist the Mrs Herbert Turner nnd chil‘’•‘'' U/cnts. mnrvolous rc* I dUcascs^it? fatal 01 ' ‘ *to life. The, uiscnscs so taiai 10 child < n few dren of Burbank Fla are sne-ul- sulta hHVC been obtnined. give dose! ing this his week here ns the guests! .*|i*P«nsc MOAVA of White's 'Cream • * * * Vermifuge. It of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. SUPPOSITORIES in the original destroys and expels the worms, M. McKjm. Mr. Turner will Jo in '”0* or (t for yo» on short without the slightest injury to tho. his family here Sunday nnd will i ,w{|cc. A|1 druggists, health or activity of tho child.) return home with them. 'NOTHING LIKE IT~ON~EARTH ___ Price 35c. Sold by all leading drugThe new treatment for torn ffistsThere is nothing so rondusire to flerh. cuts. v;o' nils, "olM soles Lor or la~ I comfort as n good bed. Let us ,I ”c,n;, won* make j „ u comfortable. Phone Sann i K * ,*,l’th , 'V ......„ ._ ford .Mattress Facte .y - - 102 MI. «««“» -..................... in llerh heuling is tho CLOGGED T H R O A T S Jlloiozone 1,quid and powder com­ '..'hen your wind b shut o7 nnd bination treatment. The liquid •alhing diliicult you try to mbe lur SPR PH ¥TI> V /A fT O ; Btczoiii' is n powerful antiseptic •d.-sm by suddunly contracting l.i' *-t*~i*J A 'I I V /U Iv !th n t purifies the woun!l of all pois­ a p tad forting air thmujli tin •oat. This b hard on your lung* ons nnd infet tio.u germs, while the LAZY LIVER id your throat and dilate.! the Mi»*‘ Boroztne r.owder is the great » ?•!». Clogged throats nre easily mv j healer. There is nothing like it •‘chly upened, phlegm rnlswl un<l tin Clem Jones Liver and Kicncy 0n earth for speed, safely and ef r'i«t Is soothed and heeled by Leon Tonic Will Do It fieienry. Price (liquid) 30c, (30c ill’s Cough Syrup (Creosotrel). 1 •vents straining, liiieklug ntni hns ( A* nn toni#. , • an<1 51.20. 30c snd (30c. vonu* u........ nen tliepe iff w*rak» !*•• .. ii Powder .i„.. ■ut)> antiseptic union. Itnrt rent ne*n anti Inck t.f <tpi*«*111 wlint n ” * ^ kRuiRff drug^idtu. for coughs, eoM«, brenrhltls Ilu le e x ertio n make* y ou *-------------------------------’jipC, croup, and W'liooping CARlb >.!M,r l-“" ''rag. y.mr bieV ; Mr. -nd Mrs. John Blount. Mr*. sure uad pleasant. At you •u ;gLL t1.andh,,f f e Tbeen ’ the an«l Kill in v t , nip Is ii,,. uni- ihin^ Blountt, ,K H w? stt. who have i"'111 y u r strpiiKib uml guests of the former's daughter. F a c t o r y roliullt .toNKA y7.\vV:it',,,J,\ \ i ! :f‘,'KuS\KV 1 Honry Purdon for the past ty p e w rite rs, a 11 TONI!’. ticraiiKp «r ‘ its K'i.iVpril we.*k. left in their car Thursday nuikcN. Expert i’’’1! beattb-KlvIng i ffuct. li-*« for their homes in Waynesboro. c l e a n i n g ainl r e . h at Sanford Lodge 1241 B. P. O..E. will hold their regular MUSICAL COMEDY meeting Wednesday the 12th Presented by the Episcopal churchb benefit building fund. 5 at 8 p. m., for the election of Monday, Mar. 17 • officers. Afternoon 3:**. N’Ib’ii 1:00 the most important .. Spring honse eleanSanford Mattress Fnc- FOR SALE CHEAP YOUPt TERMS S em in ole C ou n ty NOTICE OF MEETING SECURED RELIEF -THROUGH FOLEY PILLS John R. Gordon, Danville, 111., writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ ney trouble five years; could not sloop at night and was always tir­ ed. 1 was not strong and hard work made mv back ache. I got some FOLE'i PILLS and after a few treatments I felt better and could work with more ease, be­ came stronger nnd could sleep bet­ ter.” FOLEY PILLS nre a diuretic stimulant fer the kidneys, make them more active. Get a bottle __ iy—W eit Side Parenteachera’ Association meets at (30 p. m. _ y—East Side Parenthers’ Association meet at J y -?Mi»* Minnie Allen will ntertain the members of the anford Association of Business fomen at mah-jong at her home Sanford Heights at 8 p. m. ParentWhen a politician ii v.n \>„. jraday—South Side «t is about like being vacci£re feachers* Association meets at Sometimci it doetn’t take! ‘ 1:80 p. m. arsday—Royal Neighbors will beet a t Masonic Hall a t 7:30 p. The enuaes of mo?t thinei , unknown. It is the rewits *5 count.. ” « brsday—Play “Slow Train through Missouri’’ for benefit High School orchestra, at ' Never throw rocks at jni| }igh School auditotium, 8 p. m. folks. ° r b°r0W ra_0" V ‘ffinii fay—Misses Mary Elizabeth Deaton and Gladyce Wilson Seattle man was nrn<«tn.i # (ill entertain at the home of he former in Rose Court at 8 Acciowr ano&AttCt robbing a filling station, £ ** ^clock. AStlKS TRENCUmV wou.d like to hen? him ria i. lay—Mrs. A. E. Hill will enTeapot Dome news in his ccik^ CASUAU/ ertuln the members of the Book avers Club a t her home on A Chlcugo violin makeStreet at 3 o'clock. no.:nces he is running f-.j. „ »y—Sallie Harrison Chapter •l-’*t. maybe cn the pfatf..rmV S. D .A. R. meets nt the our government lacks harmony? nme of Mrs. B. J. Starling on fatmolia Avenue at 3 o’clock, When t»an part!i(|iiake shock To.! Tnrl cn Finnce, Tnrlcs some may hat lurday—Children’s Story Hour thought it was Germane ermany .Pa>|B|| It Library a t 2 o’clock. her debts. | LITTLE BROWN LEAVES __ March wind blew hard, rock­ on Europe is ,U 'V fa s the trees would have more peace if tk * Till ing the last clinging leaves of talk.' 1 UoWn ° n th?ir ahndj 2 1 brown fvered and sighed and letting go Lame fluttering gently down— M i i B B K B B a i i i a n B a E H B B B M i K a H i i a B H H s i n M n j , , HUNT’S WASHINGTON LETTER Ir the Walk, and over the park They danced out into the street, ------------- o------------- This optimistic peachy stuff men are not worth mnny times |ey hurried along with rhythm . Gets lots of poets lots of credit— .BY HARRY If. HUNT. I The Democrats control l!» state $1,000,000,000 does not know much B etter Pay Means Better Service. of sound You said it! NBA Service Sttafi' Writer. |delegations, includiti-r New York about the French. Ldko the p atter of little feet. WASHINGTON. Mar. 13.—The which they swing by the narrow The Paige bill, now pending in Congress, provides for a MR. MELLON is borrowing four •scrambled state of nfTairs in V’nsh-j majority of one. |reet music they made ns they But my whole purpose is ochievedhurried on, You’ve read it!— readjustment of the salaries now being paid to employees In hundred millions for temporary ington, mental, govcrn-mental and' Nix states aru tied ns between ear littlo leaves brown and political, could not be better iilusDemocrats ar.d Republicans in the post office department. In many instances the remunera­ needs on government “ccrtitiicntcs dry— And that is why, however much tratad timn by tho fnct that it is their House members. of indebtedness.’ ’He borrowj at tion these government workers are receiving is wholly inade­ I per cent. That’s good financing, actually suggested scriou.dy that |rne on the wings of the wild to • You kid it, In this situation, an indefinite a place 1 did it. quate to provide n comfortable living. Service hns been handi­ shows tho desirability of having as the pvesidcntiai election this fall deadlock might ho m iintuined. • [Where peacefully they may lie. I * ■■ <>■■■ . capped on account of poorly paid employees and it seems tiint Secretary of the Treasury a mnn tuny result in tho choice of a pres­ |eir work isended and they are Business is good. ident of one political party ar.d a who _ _ knows something about in an effort to economize the government has continued to MONEY. Senatorial!)-, tho proklotn ........ off, , » --------<>-------vice-president of another! less serious. On its face, the Sen-1q pile work on the men in the postal service without increased ike children who arc glad to be A big summer season ahead. Perhaps you think that isn't pos­ ate is composed of 51 Republicans,!■ free. ’ pay. 1 oTHEL CALL wanton change- sible. But it is. Not only possible, •13 Democrats and 2 Farmer-Labor 5 Sanford, Fla. I watched them dancing on Today is the thirteenth but a ‘ 'have nnn'ysad th. members. But among the 51 Re-; g Rural letter carriers especially are finding it especially ahl«. You’ve heard the *Italian “(W some who their way lucky one. tenir compare women to n feather »;*untion. but even not improbable. publicans arc counted Brookhart, [■ A cordial welcome awaits you at this difficult to continue handling their jobs on the amount they These truths, in thought came *>’ the wind. What about men ? | °"'ing to the present lineup in the i * , -------- 0-------to me. Good intentions will not get you receive. City carriers and post office clerks often complain Pler.se consider Mr. Charles j . j Senate nnd House of Rcpresenta- Norris, Ladd, Frazier nnd La Fol-, * : loveliest green you decked your Strong Financial Institution anywhere unless you back them that the amount they receive is too small in proportion to the Royle. Once every two months Uvea, Here’s the way they figure lcite, who are more independent H r trees than regular. It is conceivable that 2 Op with honest effort. work they do. for three years, eighteen times in ' 't: [With your faces turned toward Couzcns, Capper nnd perhaps Bnr-J■ With both Republicans and Dem­ he proposed marriage to Marie ‘ . o---the sun; "Neither rain or snow, or heat of day or gloom of night nil. Biinrly Wiggly and Nifty Jify. Cormar. She swears to that. Now ocrats in only fair favor with a ah might jump tho party reserva- * Capital and Surplus - $125,000.00 sheltered the song-birds tiny Wlp4 next? • shall stay these couriers from their duly appointed rounds," •en mus* r,ue b'n' lo ”'“ke him pay erreat body rf \otors. tho pfisnibili- tinn in enso of a deadlock. form o-------reads an inscription in the frieze of tho post office in New >50,000 for not doing what he pro­ ty i hat an independent presidential Into the independent group, too,IB Total Resources s $1,500,000.00 rom the cruel rp o C m ru '. would go — In casu Svcry dny sees new faces on the York. In other words.nothiag can stop the mails. No mat- posed to do, eighteen separate ticket, carrying ha’.r a dozen or probably . „ -----—of - a a times. fcttta. MSatifyxil in imlgpd grow­ more middle western states, will l deadlock, \\ heeler nnd Dill front ■ screened their 0 nest from ririmc the mails t‘must : ! y h o , by, Huj.wcy. holds the.rec­ sf'ir.z’ a sufficient block of electors l1''.*’. Democratic camp. But even ■ * ' t% M >1 < ttyj-how much it $no\yy orhow heavy curious gaze, » go. As a rule the members of the post offides of the ccoun­ ord for frequent proposals in the to prevent either of tho'oM’pnrtiosi'! ’* " '’Vtrt’them,' tho five indepgrtileitt g d fannref- their~wee bird ft! t8 • •1 Quarter of n million dollars in try have been faithful to their duties. United States? Will young wont, fn-r.t having a clear majirily, Is I Lvpu'dicnns first named could ■ sleep— real estate transactions in the last ndmitted. This would throw the I h'oek a majority if thev no chose, » little squirrel too, protection I he government should realize the necessity of paying en supply statistics in confidence ? election into Congress. And the / they blocked the selection of ■ aEB BaaU anBM BM H BH aBBaH M BM BBBBBaaM ttBnBM H few days. At tliut rule whnt will found well if they expect to have efficient work on the part of their the'total be for 11)2-1? MR. LEVERMORE, who won present Congress, not tlie one to be - ‘riaf°r Cummins for chnirmn-i cf 1 your shado so cool and deep, o-------employees. Everyone knows that the postal service is not fne Bob peace prize, say s the electeil this fall, would Jocldu. Interstate Commerce Commit- aB3XBHB*BBBBBBBB!1BBBBKB*BHBBBBBBBBBBBBEII*aBBBI*«| tty brown leaves bobbing up The fact that Luis Angel Firpo what it should be. If it is to be improved as nr.ny hope it United State.! legan ns a uvague In a deadlock for the presidency and down knocked out Spalla, the Italian therefore it is foolish not to g<> and vice-presidency, the lions J r.e-l Ard it is considered a foregone ou, have your place in nrt; will be, something will have to be done to see that faithful heavyweight, doesn’t raise him a if) d>e League of Nntions. You lects the president, the Senate the conclusion that they would so there one thing too small to bit jin our estimation. workers receive pay in commensurate with their labors. In will find no reasoning like thnt vice-president. chose. hold tho last ten years the salaries of postal employees have in- outside of Mother Goose. In the House the v.it» must he r -------- o-------n tho plan of nature, a part? HEWN FROM THE SOLID ROCK OF Celery City Sage snys that This country LS a league, forty- by states, t lie majority of each lar little brown leaves, from na­ The lines are so close in both! 3 you think twice before you eight nations in one, nnd that’s state delegation detet mining how houses, the control of a small in- “ ture you came, »k once, you will speak twice thnt state’s one ballot shall b.1east. dependent balance of power so of-1B SOUND BANK ING THE FIRST NAT­ nek to nature you must go; (better for it. LEAGUE ENOUGH for thiacoun­ In the Senate tho vote is cast fcctive. that n break p u ttin ' in ;J mnke this beautiful world I • o---try. individually, each met iber voting; uower n president from rno party more fair After reading the accounts of IONAL STANDS FOR ENDURANCE 011 hnve given your ,best, I If Europo should form n similar his own choice as on any Senate by the House and a vice-president, blizzards in the newspapers the see that tlto.se doing this class of work receive just treatroll-call. j of a different party by the Senate, ■5 know. Floridan is more proud than ever meat. A good start on the 103(1 to better postal service league, stop fighting, establish in In the present Convr tht* Re- would be by no means unlikely. that he is a Floridan. AND PERM ANENT PROSPERITY. IT would be made by giving those deserving of it, better pa/. Europe the free trading that v.o publicans have a majority in 23 of Depending, entirely, of cnuisa on u gathered tho brightest smiles na; o Lot ween our states, th e n ‘the 48 at ate cloIeffntio/H in tlic 11 deadlock resulting in the elec­ from tho sun. They in turn would undoubtedly give better service and the , The election in Alabama proved result will be evident. there wouldn't be so much trou* [ ^ OT,fW—two Io:im than .... Hear uia• he kisses of dewdrops and air, . , f0™! v°f“* That Tit the promise IS GOOD TO BE ALLIED WITH SUCH that' Jennings would carry the *n, you gave it all to the beauWisconsin, trom which the whole speculation ;b!o. SO many efforts by half-baked ' |Vri‘Y’ i,lclV dJ.r.K Wisc‘ in his own home state as his sup­ fol trees Istartin ! American sentimentalists U, drug _\ " r,1‘ Dnkuta aml ......i\!otn. C porters have been claiming. A BANK. To deck them with young leaves i. • o---GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES this country into Edropo’s tr o u .|~ fair. Frank E. Jennings is conducting h hies. w you are gone, Ah! who will ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR a clean campaign. He has the care OUR VANISHING VOCABULARY best element of the stale back of SOMEBODY DISCOVERS wi’J i Dr give you one casual thought, The editor of the Reporter-Star 1 enforcement. And they want ofhim. Iiis chances of election seem i NDIANAPOLIS NEWS "hen crushed to earth by foot of hoi ror that large sums of money to grow brighter every day. i n!.Cn*Vj LWtd i “ n.un,,’cr ,Luk1<‘ who will lio leaders for law are spent taking care of insane man) -o Icounty people who wore in attend- enforcement, rather than trailers. or the beauty your death has And now comoth one who should Florida is a land for all the year— The state toad bureau will hold ;l,lctf ‘!l . l *ie Mount Dorn regnttu, y]1(, eyi>3 * the whole United aliens. That being the case, aliens bought. n most important meeting in O r-1,!Wt rriday. on their choice for .States are ^ upon Florida. Home- should lie kept out. say tho har- have come before lo say: “No one!for amicable summers and for Leu nre not dead! You live again hns ever Been Florida ; ho has not i.ignant wintei s—beautiful, balmy lando Friday which will be attend-! governor. Oct of nine men, all * ‘ are coming in larger num- ror-stricken ones. A COMMUNITY BUILDER in new leaf and bud this hour, »een Florida In April.' and beneficial in December as in ed by a large number of good roads Proniinvnt, not one was for Ciitt.!. seekers d out of the mold your dust has hers year., Whatever muv the land ol (lowers is always | May. What about the thousands of mil­ Seven of them felt quite certain in each • • f, " n« «ver may boosters. made Leant j ful. S 11 aimer or 'v inter, rain jMd nao.tod.aym----mheetnoo -o that Jennings would tarry the H Jdividua s^tliev'K £ . “ f ’T " lions of dollars that aliens, not in­ or shine, there is an in lestructible j Month by month, week bv week a F. P. FORSTER, President May blossom the fairest flower, D. F. WHITNER, Cashier „ ' ,U > . l?,, ‘Vc n <,e* sane, have added to the wealth of Tho Methodist orphanage at county. Iw o said that none of ! J •ves nnd Lives—Lives ar.d .,,, f , ■ h, n .nty m UI,d «ky. in fores: day by day, measuring heat and Enterprise is doing n good work. the United States? what about -’tm! stream, in river <r running cold, health and ilim.** Leaves, It i? taking care of many a home­ BnaflBKBaaaQnRaBaausaaflBBBXBBaBBBBaaBBusaauflaaaaii Withered—and brown—nnd dry, less child nnd should b«* remem­ >rk nil ended, mission filled, bered by every thoughtful person. On the wings of the wind may .fly. , Only two more days in which s. L. A.| Mickey, Sanford, Fla. to file that income tax report. Now that 'all hope’s gone for the twen­ 1. O. Yearwood of Toccon, Ga.. East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. ty-five per cent reduction there can in the city for a few days and bo yio reason for further delay. registered nt the Valdez. in the grand court of th • seasons. , ’ ■ ,........ IIP "...... I ’ hand. HOT people I’l'UJJll* il. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. ?° ^.enly wholesome, so steadilv record on temperance' and "we *ben,u!' ma.-v VlljUJf enj°>' his hip Her are indiuBy 1 -------- o-------And when her jrinlcns and occasional drink, but he will not triou 3 , frugal nml rich. heidthfuL so happy and so coinSanford renl estate is becoming lieve wc can trust him to enforce Harry Towsor of Gainesville wns South E ast 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. groves are all in bloom; when her jortaiile, all the year, as this |*ea-1 more valuable every day. The wise the law." When asked lu»w gen>ong the business visitors in 'the’1 .creV i’rKVVVt' u n h i o r Y ,n:uJo Up htp r,llmi to economise, c'vcon hammocks grow splendid tiisiiLi. K11I1 ->\vopt a n j oct*nn-fa;iLots in Wondruff's Sub-Division on ensy terms. map is investing today in order era! that nford on Wednesday. with the crimson hibis us pinned rad. and by Uie V "7 gulf , r.trenmed • -reumed l»y ^ - S l n f f S S J i*0" ^ ^ e r s to p a y to reap the increased values to­ w o m e i V o f L a k e * c o u n t y T V t ,, 800 acres, F owing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ on tho lapel of every 1 * ify hough; Lord t.od Almighty as a place for morrow. p lied: “ M r. J e n n i n g s wifi’g e t n in e ty to . . " 0'!,, **thoola. ‘a x e s , a n d th u s s t r a i g h t e n o u t h e r Mr. und Mrs. (i. B. Ilelmer of divided in a acre lufs. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. when the periwinkle perks its sau­ p e r c e n t o f t h e w o m e n ’s vote of | f t " ^ " " , 1 n n r. u ‘ ,nw,K-v ’ r1ic n‘' « h t give the s h o r t cy beauty out from tufted shrub or more o, life and love and I >ss t,f ja . cksonvillc nre in the city for a I or I ire Insurance fee u.«—30 years in business. •or t.mn any other territory under ...................... ng generation may inherit the The Ford Motor Company re­ Luke county.’’ v days. ..............................sellers an uncomfortable twist. tree, and tho scented plory of the the sun. cently issued a statement showing This may be a coincidence. Nov- t \ J?™ }.’* C“ '» ,cavo FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON n c riim -it „ , , , , {geranium mukes day beautiful and u.‘ ,r y lo be as grateful and thut more than 157,000 worker? erthcless. it is indicative of the hc‘* n “tlt.'.tlnn nn J. N. Warfield of Jacksonville • ULIKOIT MILL request Henry makes night sweet; usen orange J were on its payroll. If Mr. Ford thought in thee minds of tho as «'■ are fortunate and P^l>n'-* 1“ Office Woodruff and Watson un.I«;r.mncd by Ford to lend their city fifteen m il-! blossoms make ench dry a In itial, blessed. vnt the day here Wedr.esduy the neonle. people. J?!*!...,.n,*,titi'*I,0P''! gets Muscle .Shoals its develop­ And this same thought runs pret­ the outside influences that seek t.< •nsacting business. ’ruit ment will mean much to the cotin- ty generally In the minds of the make money by tearing down the liens of cash, to pay a balance due ? n<1 Lthc le,non nni1 Grapefruit on th.* rl»e rniLv-v. . 1 !houghs ure bending with hlormnn good thus built up. There can he try in general and the South in jieople of Orange county. These1 _|<BBBCUt:&3BaBUB>.gEBMSBBrinBEBBBCaaB9IBEBt:aiaBBaBBBBI K. II. Balts of Lakeland was in "" !•! rn'hvay system, taken ntld rlch fruit-th e n Florida in full COURTESY particular. inland counties, “with « more fixed! '" ^ ‘•iki.ig the fact that tho over, by the city. Quite a useful view c city Wednesday on a business B and fine array is ready to t'_ . . ' utidj n rvuuy iu • ___ __ ____ »|g xsion. and stable population; with more ' ‘ ,,Kal' ^ ' Particularly citizen is Henry Ford. take her piece at the head ot of th the o ' T T ~T in Billboards are gradually disap­ home owners and fewer hotel dwell-' wonK'n> uru tfoing to get the C o. ^ recalls the customer (■ The real service that he has ren­ grand parade of commonwealths.' ■ • James F. Hawkins returned aring from the roads thanks to era for a abort season, are intense- 1measure of the man they vote for to hold her crown us queen of *>ve nvitt?1 a dbcourtesy g dered the city of Detroit, however, and beauty through all the land. e beautification campnign now in ly interested in the m atter of law I for governor. tdneaday evening from North Announces Consolidation with nway Hioso you have au.i a •rolina, where he spent the past prog-eir. Th- Standard Oil Cor.i:s fa r above any mere loan of fifPeople have and .lei- . Minuoni wf-doni^ Is i* ' always -V* ,, courteou::i2 , 'a panv r-'-.-ntlv nnounced the dis­ n days on business. _ -I.... iwho .i wait ..a wealth ilittle t u-kik. teen millions. When he raised the __ ---- *”••• courteou?;in sure should Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. continuance of the use of billboards MY FAVORITE STORIES salaries of his own workers he sec the fair at its fairest—the best phlViy.'U" 1 *d tlia earmnr* c ”tu' g Mr. and Mrs. Lish Jonc3 of New on the Pacific coast. pi.m nv'..... is : . no „ mark, of- sully IRVIN S. C0I1II raised the salary of ecvry mechanic at it« best. People who have ini- ' 1 Discourtesy °rk were among the arrivals in of Sanford, Florida. -------- o-------agination should wait to have it inford on Wednesday nnd nre at in the automobile business. That Tho tired buxine is man who l>y nature’s nrizu cxbib- >Ih.V'^o.V cooril nif00** °,|!StoCraK Until our complete plant can bo moved to San'ord, orders for e Valdez for an extended stay. does not tnkc up golf is losing u There shall follow down in dully v.ur measure nnd now urged an a helped Detroit and the whole coun­ quickened *ii*■ of' color • anda fra-rin-i* mil in . , I U c“urteous to those whom abstract work left at our office, No. 100 Park Avenue, will re­ fine opportunity to add years to his sequence, a brief series of jokes all permanent step, is the topic under try. m h v hnaa m m put . V m.j ill, iitn fa.l'‘ ,h:,s lime,, plnccil in« lossi. .walks «.t tho soft air thn.iw ........ R. E. Shiver of Jacksonville is life and increaso his efficiency. dealing, curiously enough, with the discussion. lire tlmu than those i... ho treads; thus w.:1M ceive prompt nnd courteous attention. hospitable northwest winds behind xking his headquarter! at the Golf has ceared to be the rich general subject of intoxication. have a paradox which is a great a Most of those present arc oppos­ IN WAR time that is well. You •t tor a long summer, people who ontezuma while in the city on renl democrat is the only a s man’s game. It is the people's Perhaps, if you don’t like the first ed to uny further entuilmo. t of take a man's life nnd may’ surely have eyes und nose! and hearts and truth—a inKnnBBliaBBQBBBBQaBBBBBBBBBXBBB.lCBIB uinesH. real p.i i-.tocrat. game now. ore, which appears hero ‘oday, the their liltcrlics. But n sound counhands should just riot in tho ple­ --------o-------We all like money, but there i s ; second one, coming tomorrow or tor-argument is offered by a red- take his fortune if tho nation needs Among the business visitors in not nno of us that docs not know Work is progressing on San­ the third day one may tin 1 more freed. hoarse-voiced gentleman it. But Ihis is not war time and it thora of beauty that is ours. Wednesday from JacksonAnd so ns the seasons roll as mere are tilings more proeiour ford's ntw yarht basin. When favor iu your c y t’. who puts his emptied beer glass ought to be common ser.au time. For Coughs and Colds, Head* | :inford o were N. S. Baumer, Glen imaginary night mares of malaria than money. completed it will be one of the Here is our initial offering: down, sucks the ends of his . asTaxes should bo just what is loll into the scoffing of ozone und aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism « 'ins. and John O’Neill. Pride goeth before a fall nnd d t y ’u greatest assets. Sanford The scene is 1111 English pul lie tache—being a tidy person—and necessary to pay government bills. pure fresh air, as the heat is seen courtesy precedes friendship. *ad All Aches and Pains can then invite tourists to bring house, or by the terms of a remarks: Thomas F. Maughan of Cloveto hold fast to a thermometer thnt Courtesy is the mantle of love; their boats here and enjoy Flori­ phraseology no longer uued in our “Well, wot I sez is this: If a Give the soldiers thicr bonus and is ALL DRUGGISTS moderate nil the time, we shall nd, Ohio, arrived in the City the ornament of charity; kingli­ da’s finest scenic trip up the St. fair land, a saloon. The early clon­ bloke ain’t drunk by ’alf part ten. gradually reduce the national debt come in this henven-blcssed land ness in manhood, ami the crown i5c and 65c, jars and tubas Johns river. ing hnv, first put into effect as a he ain’t tryin'l” * Jritantiul on Thursday fo^ a to n reasonable sire. to realise more and more thut of womanhood. Hospital size, S 3.00 Ief stay. B Residence 217-W SenatcrBrookhart U of he National Rifle AslJVJ* proving one senator aims e m i n o ie County Bank I Sanford’s Social Side M USIS HAMBY ENTERTAIN Mfsses Ruby, I.ura and Macey This N ew Treatm ent Harkcy delightfully entertained a N ever Fails to End 'number of their friends Wednesdhy evening at their home on the Piles East Side. Games, music, ar.d contests were Many sufferer.! from Piles or enjoyed throughout the evening. Hemorrhoids havo become des, Prizes for the contest wore won by " r .u Pon<lenl because they have been MI.! I •in „ * r^ :.* n lL he booby! ' ^ to believe that their case was by Miss Helen Chorpening. hopelesj nn<I that there was noth­ ; J‘°!Ur . ref,ic1h,ncnt* imr the world to help them. m„Ki f t 1 lhjcolMtc . I Tn those jieonle ue ray, “Go to the hoTtc«c.c 0 ,c y ; ^ r .:ln,frrt4 A n,‘ n rt nn or,d,ml l l r t u r r n I ' n l n i e t l e n m l S a n fo rd A v r. 305 B u s t S econd S treet |lltl Y0 WELL CO. llil, B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H S B B B S B B B B B B B B G IB ilB B B aB B B liB aB B B aB aB B aE B B B B aB B B B B B B B B M I . \ r *'4 �in the BY CONDO M ohim m ed had Sw eet Tooth* R ecords Show DOINGS OF THE D U FFS------ o f Sports One of the oldest dishes of whleh any record can be found is the Ara­ bian “Khnbis,” which is said to have been invented and named by the prophet Mohammed. It con­ sists of line selected dates coated with a mixture of honey and but­ ter, and it is still a favorite des­ sert and confection among tho Orientals to whom the date Is a staple food. It is interesting to note that the word “khabls" has come to be used by the Arabs ■■ n synonym for happiness. The first prophet of Islam must have been a very skillful dietitian, for hts favorite dish would bo an Tilden W i l l »t Enter Olympic les This Year [ILADELPHIA, Mnr. 13.— Ham T. Tilden, II, national lit champion, said Tuesday the rule adopted by the AmerOlympic committee barring embers of the Olympic team writing for newspapers while id automatically bnrs him Competing in the gnnies. ‘TUdcn said this is his interpreition of the fact recently taken, 'he is under contract to write articles n week during tlie taent year. NEW YORK] Mar. 13.—The lited States will be without the ices of its two tennis “aces" ■the 1921 Olympic compeition a result of Wm. T. Tildcn’s lidrawal because of a ruling American Olympic competican not write for newspapers ndicates while abroad, llinm M. Johnson, former ipion, who ranks next to Til■n In the national lists, previousrh a d decided he would be unable /accept an Invitation to join the [Olympic team which the United s Lawn Tennis AssocUnion to send to France. ■•Tho anti-writing regulation may ther hit the ranks of tennis lidales, it was pointed out, beIBSe Vincent Richards, Davis ap player and fourth ranking tar, 1' Jso said to have a 1921 nhlrai.t for newspaper work. Rich13 now in Florida. I :IBLING A N D I’TIGUE TO PUT A GOOD BOUT a fo rm o fS f? /T r * 1 *sP««iiy £ tha human bodv to a.«rmll«t? £5 alio,Protein, *«», lime, iron cellulose or roughage. Wm, u butter to increase the protein tent of the mixture and the h S supplying more sugar in « 0 hie form, the phophet’s dfluu by^UelL an eXCeUcnt " " M l S em in ole Gun Club, three m ile s but w ill sh oot e m » T h u r sd a y afternoon. Every, o n e In vited . T h ree miles L O rlando road. R ID E A BICYCLE M ake ycut* b o y ’s a n d g ir l's sc h o o l d a y s a tim e o f pleasure and s e le c t you r B ic y c le s a t T h e Sportsm an Store C YC LE CO. in in n iin n iiliiliiin n iiiiiiiiu n iiiiiiiim , SAVE THE COST Of Expensive TINTED CHECKS Photo shows teamwork displayed by the Fall River Soccer Footbnll Team when it triumphed over the Bethlehem Steel team 2 to 0 at Brooklyn for the eastern championship. More than 20,000 persona witnessed the game. By Using the “Safe-Guard Check Writer” : 100% PROTECTION LOCAL BOXING STARS WILL BE SEEN IN ACTION AT ARMORY FRIDAY NIGHT Indirations Are That Ring Ex­ hibition Sprnsnrrd by Flnridn National Guard Companies Will He Rig Success CHARLES E. BOWERS, Representative Far Orange, Lake, Seminole and Voliula Counties. P, O. Box 561. Orlando, Fla. ■ ■ H n H n n ra n m n n n u n m N ra n n n H H M n n s B u a a u s H R iu RICKARD WANTS DEMPSEY A N D GIBBONS BOUT FEED Indications are that tlie first boxing exhibition to be given in SHIP BEANS TO CALIFORNIA. PROMINENT CLERGYMAN Sanford, under the auspices of the Promoter Will Go Ahead With His DEAD WEST PALM BEACH. Mnr. 13. >>cal companies of the Florida NaThe extraordinary Horozuno Plans Despite Announcement t:• 'i:.! Cuard, will lie a big sue LAKELAND, Mnr. 13—Dr. treatment for llesh wounds, cuts, —Deans are being shipped from That Champ Will Engage tile Jmw will tie held at the the Pnhokee district of Palm Samuel Watson Lawler, widely sores, galls, hums and scnlils is In Hout With Stribling Is Not the Favorite lie new armory in the Kent Building Reach county to California. A known throughout the state, is dead just as effective in the stnble ns in h Wu> Two SIoaths Ago And on Friday night a t 8:10 o’clock. NEW YORK, Mar. 11.—Despite shipment hns just been sent to a at his home here, nt the ngc of C3 the homo. Horse flesh heals with , Opinion Prevails That lishMatchmaker Hilly Dawson, of increasing indications that the firm in Los Angeles and another is years. He wns a native of Dub­ rcmnrknhlc speed under its pow­ Our line o f “GOOD GOODS” man Will Heal The Jacksonville and Tampa, who will proposed return match in the expected to go out in a few days. lin, Miss., but lint! been connected erful influence. The treatment is with tho Florida conference of the the same for animals nr. for l uGeorgia Hoy. have charge of the bouts, arrived, Metropolitan district early in June is all that the name implies. Methodist Episcopal Church, mnns. First wash out infectious in Sanford Wednesday and is busy j between Jack Dempsey and Tom Kissimmee—Growers in Osceola South, for many years. He took germs with liquid Borozonc, and That m ust be the reason for i .NEW YORK, Mnr. 13—The Mike making litml arrangements for t i e | Glhbons, would be shelved, Tex county to plant one hundred acres supernumerary relations with the the Borozone Powder completes ■HgTigue-William Stfibiing feinl •now. which will include not only Rickard declared Wednesday night of sweet corn this year, our increased sales each week. conference a t its meeting in Brn- the healing process. Price (liquid) i * to be resumed in the ea-t this a fast 10-round bout between Otii lie would make a definite offer sown in 1922. ilentown last December. He had 30c, tiOc mid $1.20. Powder 30c and month and it is to be honed that Hurst, of St. Petersburg, an t within a few days to Jack Kearns, served four years us pastor nt Tnl- fitlc. Sold by all leading drug­ the eiti-enry, militia nr.d Ku Klux luting Keteheil, of Philadelphia,! the champion’s manager, Kinn will be atisllcd with one de­ a i a headliner, but two fast pro-1 Faced with the statement of fer would influence him to niter lahnssee, four years nt Fort My­ gists. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED cision tlr time rather than three, liiuinary limns in which local boy; [Dempsey and Kenrns that the title- his plans, admitted that he does ers, four years us presiding elder of the .Miami district, four years BllaWus y when the two uid be tlv participants. holder’s next bout and only „ 1921 ----- not expect Dempsey to risk his niict last fail 1 Georg!;;, The card, ns arranged by Mr. battle jirobably would be 1c-oivn again until around lather ns presiding elder of tho Bartow O. C. Bryant, W ag­ V It will be irr.illed that on the Dawson, calls for 26 rounds of l.tus birpo in September Iti. ha»d ’ Day. Contracts for motion picture district, anil had been hero lVr previous Ki ra; i..n Refcreo Ertlo, In :ing lie. ide a battle royal which triturated that he is going oh .id i work by Dempsey which Kearns three years. While ut Tdlnhas- ner, Fla., will sell at «n offi.ial «if "'in' 'landing in il! he participated in by live of w;lh Dempsey-Gibbous plans. The expects to sign in a few days would see he wns chaplain during one l*ig.league li tie .-.j. !• . broke nil iford's **dai see t sons of llani.' promoter already has obtained keep the champion busy until July session of the house of represen­ Carolina,-Florida filli■i’einnH lor genei v ity in this re- I he lir; t inn cb nf tho show will be Gibbon’s consent to term '. 1, after which he would be ready tatives. ing Station, g a s at 2 t by liirt i . r g the fight to iM, ■ i .uid nlTuir between two Kearns, however, while admit­ to start training for n title cham­ oTiguc ilj, i calii’ig it a draw 1 ‘ f I a' lightweights, “Battling ting that an attractive enough of- pionship. NEW SMYRNA—Construction cents above cost the Ha (finally awarding it to Strib- Hlkl" the st .oiid ami Glenn Whit­ Myrtle Ave. nnd Ith St. of new woman’s club building pro­ ^ Phone 519 . 1*. ley. The second preliminary will year around. -...... — gressing rapidly; - ............. I* :e Mr, Ertletis mil inislrly*by* ub.P See two local boys in action. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SECOND taro and his associates feel that Johnnie (Jordan and Mutt Lewis, STREET, FROM OAK AVE. TO FRENCH AVE. only the physical limitations of two promising 158-pounders. will The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Second tho_ struggle prevented him from furnish the excitement in this Street from Oak Avo., west to French Avc„ a width of 21 feet with giving four, or even five, different I match. decisions, ol.w, guttural threats As a semi-final. Matchmaker sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base: of gun-toting Klansnien and the Dawson bus secured Joe Mate and 892 Cu. yds. excavation @ -Ific ............... ...$ 350.80, E pious glint of fixed bayonets Irish Hickey to do the honors. 900 Sta. yds. overhaul (7b lc .................... 9.00 [ ive a way of upsetting a fellow. Both men are said to lie fast and THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY REAL ESTATE EVENT Stnbhng hasn't been lighting so aggressive and should give the J 127 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ IUC ..... 1070.25, •pprossively of late to warrant fans a good exhibition. Roth have 127 Lin. ft. flush curb <7p 30c ........................... .... 128.10 IN HISTORY OF THIS SECTION OF FLORIDA! the belief that he will exactly run appeared in Jacksonville and Tam­ lid Lin. ft. granite curb reset («) 15c ............. ..... 1(3.50 rough-shod over McTiguc, win pa, each winning it majority of 2990 S«|. yds. 0” rock base @ 73e .................... poses ns the world’s light henvv- their bouts, ..... 2242.50 [ c“ ampion. To will the title 2955 Sf|. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top (j? 97c ___ Tin* feature of tin* show though ..... 28(30.35 btribling must re-'ister a knock­ will he the 10-round bout bet we., a ■180 Sip yds. brick retail! @ 12c ......................... ..... 201.*10 out, since no official decisions are Hurst and Keteheil. Keteheil won i oj Sip yds. new brick @ $1.17 .............. ...... ..... 28.08 mven in New Jersey. The young a fast match from Hubby Gibbons,, bill) S-p it. concrete alley returns @ 22c .......... Georguin, however, does not fig­ ..... 332.20 of Louisville, Tuesday night at \ ure to score a knockout. « S |. ft. sidewalk <g> 20c ............................... Tampa. In these two mitt artists, ........ 1.20 . t l become* increasingly evident Mr. Daw . on premises lam of this 2 Type A Inlets @ $10.00 ...................... 00.00 u iat Stribling is not a puncher, nor city that they will v.-itne i two of 0 Type II Inlets @ $27.00 ........ 102.00 does he appear to be developing the hesi lightweights in the couth. a punch, lie hasn't stopped a Keteheil, formerly of Philadelphia, 2 Manholes 1-0 ft. deep <£> $50.00 ................. ..... 100.00 really formidable tighter since he but now making his home in Jack ­ 1 Manhole 0-8 ft. deep @ $00.00 ..................... 00.00 ~~i h|W been in the ring, and his mini- sonville. has laconic a favorite in 1I7U 1 in. ft. 3” drain tile laid @ 05.00 per M. OCEAN-TO-RIVER SUBDIVISION, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. 7(3.05 ^her of knockdowns has even been that city for his ability. i meager. Strihiing himself was ...... 481.80 Down in St. Petersburg H urst1 1> bin. ft. 12’’ storm sewer (<i) $1.10 HOMESITES ON WORLD’S FINEST BEACH Jknocl.ed down by Norman Ghent, lia* uiadi* an enviable remitition, 8 IS Un. ft. valley gutter @ $1.05 ................ ...... 890.40 i aceonj-rater, in Florida, ami taking mi all comers and winning 2 Monuments at street intersections @ $(250 ..... 13.00 mare recently lie was beaten by Jirai Wi.illy all nf hi- bouts, ham Extra Work ......................................... ..... 87.30 Slats Slattery, a young Buffalo in the '‘Sunshine City" predict that idockhnnd. laibofatory Inspection .................. ...... 114.41 he will be the v.inner in this match v.iih I '"Icb '11. while thus" of *he Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% ................................. 185.55 . AN EXHILARATING EFFECT latter city are equally emifidout Engineering V/c .............. .................................................... 370.70 r A Imttle of Hcrhine on tin; slid hat Keteheil will be the victor. I 'nt fconir is like having a doctor in At any rn • the nuiLcli will be a 1 l^the house ail tin., tin. •. It gives Pl­ r nod "i;.■ . ml mil* that will bi W*"l $9823.05 I fsta a ni t rcli f when the dige-tinn gets v-or ill seeing, according to Mi To be borne by City 1-3................... 3274.55 tout ic b.i ,•■ i.iil to Hawse n. To be borne by property owners ...........• ■■___ 0549.10 G»Cta iP ' ‘ 0:m ur two dn-e.i nil that If the Friday night exhibition i< Bs nr t . • rtin t things niuY- prove:* a iiecm. m i! 1 vul support- Number of feet frontage, 189(3.4. I The first time the public h^s ever been given the chance to buy property on (k flag noil u i i| •t line feeling of i !•'. bet; " e iliat it wiil, there will Assessment per foot frontage, $?,-)534. ratpllai alloi I >''in<v of s.dr­ be held hi re every '...o weeks an this world-famed beach at auction. ri ll«; which FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer • Vi p •i li ct tv.,;- 1 • i.oxim: i ard. Col. George Feet Final .Jth J*;' lc. all lc.. li­ K'l-'thl, head of tb National I ifT ^ d. :gi Inquiries from Orlande, Sanford. DeLand, New Smyrna and other towns Description Frontage Assessment Guard troops in Sanford, pleased ^ aru‘ i the r reptiun t :i:.t plans h a . ■ Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 8, Hlk 3, show the tremendous interest this sale is arousing am ong persons plan­ M IA M I •!' nen t wi'li *hii for and hep. .. that Tr. 5 .............. ....... .................. 117 404.05 CB.O'/II ll O’k III •' lll.l.llll IHJ; [ ofning summer homes on this cooi beach. 1 ■ into: 'l iliul t,mhu^ku;n in Abu* Fitts nnd L. II. Gibbs, Lot 9, Hlk 3, Tr. 5 ... 156.41 Jce bnililii; n o.al Gu'dvs ' ' el il will be u ented. Ifon v.t'll tinder way. I lit* biiut will In* ntU'P'd !> i Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Kight-of-Wny RIOMAU BEACHES is a large subdivision, running from the ocean beach . i'.d r Du full pcrnii; sion of war Ulk 3, Tr. 5 24.7 85.39 ORLANDO—207 building per- •i i>:.i tmen? .iifli iuls an well us i>(- "hun* &_ t V , Lot 12, Ulk 3, Tr to Halifax River. Artistically developed. Every homesite has view either Di.fi 57.12 ! titji grunted il ling Jan ;,ry; tu- I'ui i.' uf the National Guard nf tbir. . ,, .... _ 104.05 of ocean or river, ideally located between Daytona Beach and Port coiiBtn ction cost, $227,130. Gi t .-Gen. Clifford Fn-Acr , 1 ,V l,< Pl,cc' Lot i!- 1!lk >' o................... ...... 117 and Maj. R..yinoi;d Tnrck arc Imth **. Gibbs, Lot 11, fillc 3, Tr. 117 404.05 Orange Bridge. accord with i.taging thu L'Inra Henjair.in, Lot 8, Bll; i. Tr. 7 404.05 117 ifi y o i : WILL SAVE 1 r in said. E. M. Furen, Imt 11, Hlk 3, Tr. 7 117 404.05 j Irs. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, \Jlk 3, Tr. 8 117 404.05 ' A ’WRIGHT FDR DEI.EG AT! K pjAi, MONEY Mar. I.l.—E D. Lam- av. F. K. Smith, Lot IL. Hlk 3, Tr. 8 .................. 117 404.05 By re. diii'.- iie S ikto' : ria • of The TriV.ine. hare & Company, Lot i, Hlk 4, Tr. 5 .............. . 37.8 130.54 bat anriuimced bis rnndidecy r.. iitl UfFerinKM «>n ihe Atlantic (’oust Lino B abroad Co., Right-Of-Way d< legate from the first cvigr *sgroc ry pagt oi Thu Hlk 1, Tr. 5 ..... .................... ............................... 28.1 07.04 sional diitriet to the Detiio rntk I Herald today. ntii nal convention in New York 8. O. and J. C. Cha<o. Lot (3, Hlk 4, Tr. 5 ............... 158.2 546.33 •< ' 1 June. Mr. Lumbriglit w a s M. I’. Robinson, ‘E. 1-2 of Lot i, Hlk 4, Tr. li.. 58.5 202.03 Sanford’s leading • ■ mas* r hei during th • Wilson S. O. Shinholser, W. 1-2 of Lt 1, Hlk 4. Tr. 0.... 58.5 202.03 . ■ ;iitini-i!ia (i.,a, and amtiiimces that are offer­ it merchants 53 e will bo bound absolutely by the Unknown, K. 53 ft. Lot 8, Hlk 4, Tr. li ............... 183.03 ing low prices and ii,-:ruction of tlto Democratic vo- W. H. Unrrl, W. (it ft. Lot «, Hlk 4. Tr. 0...... 64 221.02 good service. ,i >' a: e .pi e - ed in tho primary. (’. W. Liung Lot 1. Hlk I Tr .7 _ 117 401.05 Your Sunday dinner W. I’. Rjoui:s, Lot 6. Blk !. Tr. 7 ... 404.05 C U T THIS ou r—IT i.S WORTH .Jesse S. Roberts. Lot 1. Mb !. T 3 will he a success and 404.05 MONEY Send Ibis ml ami ten cents to J. M. Mitchell, Lot 6, Hlk will cost you less if 8 ....................... 404.05 Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Atlantic Coast Line Railyou buy from adver­ 'nipuny, E, 45 feet Chicago, III., writing your name tisers ou the Grocery of Myrtle/A ve., hclvuv irst St. and Third and address clearly. Yrou will re­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S Ftriat A , ...... .. ............................. 6t,' Page. 223.4 i HONEY ANI) TAR COMPOUND | Ihe nb/ivo nnd foregoing filial aHflcsKiuer.tu are payable without for coughs, colds and hoarseness, Herald readers get D . C. Clarke, p resid en t, S ta r k s IMdj;., L o u isv ille,..K v . al*>o free sample packages of FO­ Intore a u*> to AT'Rll. 15, 1921, nnd from und after naid date, said the benefit of ihe Owners, Developers, Sellers. eeliil a ,JuMsini-nt will be payable only in ten equal annual instailLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant H. It. Sch u lte Co., D a y to n a , D a y to n a Heach * best th.it the market — Resident Representatives. for the kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ neritu, v/ith lntefc.it at 8 pur cent per annum on nil deferred payments. afford.^—and save THARTIC TABLETS for ConstiWi’.usss my hand as City Clerk und the Seal if the City of Sunpntion and Biliousness. These won­ money tit the same ferd. I.-'Liri .a, this 12th day of March, A. I). 1924. derful remedies have helped mil­ time. (SEAL; L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. lions of people. Try them! Hold V. everywhere. 3*l^-‘4 ’.-27-4-3.1U SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY COMPANY 9 4 £ I \\ i il 3 ar Beaches I 1 i A U C T I O N I 1 1 1 1 W e d . a n d T h u r s ., M a r c h 1 9 a n d 2 0 , 1 : 3 0 P . M OF THE YEAR TO MAKE BIG MONEY IN FLORIDA REAL ESTATE OR TO BUY A SITE FOR YOUR HOME IN A SETTING OF REGAL BEAUTY AND GOLDEN PROMISE, Louisville Real Estate and Development Co. <■ t-i' ! ! I j S - -* . I! s il �ti ’ ss w p [ONE 148 YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION SAVE DELAYS A N D INCONVENIENCES BY TELE PHONING YOUR W ANT A D S DIRECT TO THE H ER A L D FOR SALE iiford D a lly H erald FOR SALE W ANTED HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS T-AD RATES REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT-^Cottage. _ J. Musson. FOR SALE—LcSoto pnlnta nnd’ camluTd n ' n o T . — —— C a sh In A d van ce phoned mdm. w ill he r » f mm p alroM and eol. ■•at Imwrdlauljr for neat __ __IN a tin* ------He a line ----- ----He a line --------- 4* a line ['Face .Typo double above liuecd date* are for cnnIve Insertions, rda or nveMK* length ounted a line, m charge 30c for flrat Ion. vertlslntr Is restricted to r rlarnlflratlon. . error la made The San* crabl will be responsible |ly rne Incorrect Insertion, vrrtlaer, (or Mnbnei|uint ins. The offlre should be d Immediately In cnee of ITO AIIVRItTISRIia. |rratd representative" thnrfn.nltlur with rate*. Mile* Insslflcntlun. will Klve you hie Inform;, thin. And If Il.«h, they will assist you In your want ud to mal.c effective. 31PORTS AT NOTICE, i-r.lsers nhotild jtlvp their or poslnfflce oddrena ns in their phone number If tle.rlre results. About one out of u thousand baa a Imir, anil the others can’t Tinlento with you unleaa know ynur editress, ■illaeoatlnannee Jlt'tT he |e In person nt The HaaII era Id afllee or hr leiTrlrphatte dlsruntln[• are ant snllil. teoua, Prompt, Efficient Service. ^ ,n.rishe* at Sanford Novelty 8 *great ™ ? R£ R? £ L Investors ,S.^! demand. are Works, solejigents.______154-tfc looking for good bargains. If you FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs have any rcul estate to buy or sell , *or KtUng, 15 eggs for $l.uo. it will pay you to use The Herald Sirs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue, tunasi(led page. ______ _________ Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp FOR RENT—5 room house with SANFORD STOVE WORKsT32l bath and garage. Nice location, First Street. Next door to Smith $30.00 per month. Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair all kinds of cook stoves. If FOR RENT—12 room flat, cenyour truuble Is stove trouble, see t rally located, $C0.0t) . us. r UK SALE—One colt ncrlylcnc * RENT—3 room house new, gas genu rating plant with 12; Pvr month, lights and fixtures complete In! good working order. Apply ut FOR SALE—10 lots facing San­ ford Ave., filty by two hundred once Box 44, Sanford 1Icrakl. forty-eight feet. Easy terms FOR SALE—One pair good mules and and cheap. cheap. Box 15, Altamonte Springs. _________ FOR SALE—Green-wood subdi­ I1OR SALE—French Jersey Milk vision now being opened up. Lo­ _cow. Phone 212-U. cated on Sangnrd Ave. Lots cheap BETTER BABY CHICKS—Pinc- and on easy terms. If you want breeze White Leghorn Chicks u homo or n safe investment call nre sired by pedigreed mules fr.mi in and see us. nitfh record liens. Eggs perfectly hatched by modern incubators. c OR SALE—5 acres, three in bcnrir.g orange grove. Will Vigorous chicks ,truo to strain SJ0 a hundred; $180 n thousand. De­ hive at least liOO boxes this year. livery Apriu 20. Interesting cat­ $1800- this week only. alog. Order “better bnby chicks” ! from Pinebreczc Farm, Cnllahuii, I1OR SALE—One bungalow close in, 0 rooms and bath, modern in Florida. every respect, $d,600. T o B u y 1 R i g h t In Real Estate, LOCATION is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling factor in the sale of 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. GET T H E H A B I T - I T P A Y S Madam Harriet, FOR RENT—Four room house Benuty Parlor. 3*4 miles out First Street. ApOver Mobley's Drug Store. ply_402_Oak, ________________ _ ______ Park Ave, Phone 245._____ FOR RENT—Furnished house in WANTED—To buy second hand Rose Court, good residential secsewing machine # Cheep. Write I tion. Seo Fred Ball, Chamber cf fo r particu lars, P*. O. Box 081. | Commerce rooms. FOR RENT—5-~room cottage with WANTED—Five or six rctom house. Fhone BO. bath, lights and wntcr. W. J. Thigpen.______________ FOR RENT—Five room house,, bath, lights, garage, $.10.00 per : month._Inquire 1820_Park Ayc.__j ; FOR rip ni?MT— g mnm RENT—0 room house dene in. 209 E. Eth St. Daily Fashion Hint WANTED TO RENT WANT—To lent 3, 4, or 5 room house. Furnished or unfurnished, dose in. Will rent by year. Inquire H- C. Morgan- P. O. Box 301. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOU COUNTY JUDGE 1 hereby announce my candidacy fer the of lire of County Judge Seminolo County, subject to the FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT of action of the voters nt the Demo­ APARTMENTS FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING I hereby unnounco that I am a cratic primary June 2, FOR SALE—5 lota on Elm Ave ATTORNEY. candidate for the otfice of Clerk FOR RENT Close in, $4,000.01). I wish to announce that I shall of the Circuit Court of Seminole ______JOHN G. LEONARDY,_ bo a candidate for tho u.wcu office «. of County, subject to the action of the FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF ARE YOU—Looking for e. good ' p n n « a t v n , ™ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION room. If you don't find one list-!1 SALfc.—One eight room house County Prosecuting Attorney, aub- Democratic primary in June, 1924. I hereby announce my candidacy ed in this column, insert n small on ;i rs* close in. A bargain, jeet to the endorsement of tho H. II. CHAPPELL. want mi nnd you will receive the Come in and sec us. Democratic voters ut the June 3rd, FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for re-election to the office of county superintendent of public host listings In the city.______ primary. I hereby announce that I am a ' instruction of Seminolo County, nil cleared nnd fenc­ GEORGE C. HERRING. FOR RENT—Two good light 2',4ed.ACRES, candidate fo rthe ofTice l ine on ice °ofi : jJustice' u s i k c „u i ,j e c t to the Democratic p r i m a r y Two miles out near Orlan­ [MS FOR RENT housekeeping rooms- cheap. Ap­ do^ road. YOUTHFUL FROCKS CARE. FOU COUNTY JUDGE of the Pence in nnd for the first, to j)(J on j uni! inuj, Two houses, garage, I hereby announce myself ns a ply Lincoln House. FULLY FASHIONED justice district ct of Seminole toun-p LAWTON. for rent, 402 Oak.____ chicken yard, 25 orange trees, candidate for the office of County ty. With the legal nnd ciTi-ient FOR- COUNTY COMMISSIONER $3(100. 2NT—Light house-keeping | Judgo of Seminole County, subject assistance of the executive officers For little girls, the bloomer drew to 1020 Union Ave. I hereby announce my candidacy he left may !«• fashioned in blur Kingtho Democratic primary, June 3, o ' the county I promise to d i my AUTOMOBILES AND FOR SALE—Three room house. to for County Commissioner for the ham, with appliqur in yellow and white 1921. I pledge fuitl.fi.l service duty without prejudice. New, $850.00. Fifth District comprising Chuluo- i handway. Thr lor' raglan sleeves -nould you nominate me. REPAIRS L. G. STRING FELLOW. ta, Geneva nnd Osceola, subject to ire gathered to straight bands, anil the IF YOU wnnl a city lot, a sub­ _______________ J . G. SH A R O N ._ FOR SHERIFF. the action of the Democratic pri­ front is shirred 1s-Iow the round collar. FORDS FOR CLERK OF COURT urban lot, a house ready built, To the Voters of Semtnoie County: mary June 3. Mcilium size requires, for dress and New nnd Used I hereby announce my candi­ celery farm, grove or anything in I hereby announce my cnudidacy bloomers, 2? 4 varda 56-inch material. C. A. RAULERSON. ROADSTERS dacy for the office of Clerk of the the Real Estate line call u*. We the otfice of Sheriff of Semi­ The in-cds ,)f luili girls nnd juntrrs TOURINGS FOR TAX ASSESSOR. Circuit Court, Seminole County. for acll ut the owners price only, tre catered to in thr oii'fit nir'ured to County, subject to the voters COUPES I wish to announce that I r.m u Floridn, subject to the decision of nole the riijl-.t. it n-oaisis ur a Mi.ti>{htline of tin* Democratic Primary to be SEDANS IRDINANCE AMENDING Cull and see us. We give you the Democratic Primary to lie held June 3rd, 192-1. If elected I candidate for re-election to the irocl: of (lark-iduc wool jrr.vy and a office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ TON TRUCKS held on June 3rd, A. P„ 1921. I promise four years nf Law En­ the burgnim* and ; ervjce. [ON 220 OF THE REVISM[*e of the Mine material liiuil with w Cash' or terms. JRDINANCES OF THE THE SEMINOLE REALTY C’O. i stand for efficiency and service in forcement in a business manner by nole County, subject to the decis right i?d rilk. 'the chess has long We Sell or trade. office. ..... of the Democratic Primary to j& ^ a n A . if d -ri^L tl^To^? Seminole Hotel A-inox. OF SANFORD, FLORhelp of tho proper subordl- bo held Jure 3r«l, 1924. EDWARD HIGGINS, _ VANCE E DOUGLASS. ; ♦he it may t« made of a contrasting FOR SALE—3*i acres citrus nnd rates or nssLtnnts nnd earnestly ^ VAUGH \N. Authorized Ford Dealer ti neking lurid. fine mile north IFOR MEMBER'SCHOOL BOARD roiicit the support of all law en -1r o r i - f T t r u i n t t f —Hi-nt ir~ lV ' fabric. The crjw is gathered nt the IENACTED BY THE PRO- __ ________Sanford.___________ of Osteen. *500 f-,ct front on San­ j I hereby announce myself a can­ , forccment voters, on June 3rd. 10,1 L<OTin OF m 11 ,t, IC ,N‘ a a ': to a wide c.iLr, which may STRUCTION -oiled l;ig'» or low. it is slashed in OF THE CITY OF SAN- ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ ford-New Smyrna road, ? 12( 0.(10. didate for re-election to the office _______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. , I hereby announce my cnr.iHdncy trout to slip lite ..rti1'. through. MeI), FLORIDA: I of member of the board of public One-third cash, balanceone, two paired. Ilupmohiles n specialty. FOR SHERIFF for re-election as member of the liuo. .ire r.i|«ircs, ior the dress, l}* K)ii 1. That Section 220 of j Work guaranteed. Corner Oak ami and three years «t 8 per- rent. Will instruction, representing school yiseti Ordinances of the City | 3rd. Phone HO. take good cow as part first pay­ district No. 1 o'" Seminole County, To the Voters of Seminole County: Board of Public Instruction for yards 54-inch tubing: for the cape, I hereby announce myself n enn- Seminole County. Floridn, repre- l yards 54 inch material. ‘ord Floridn, be nnd th e , ment. T. G. Spearman, Osteen- subject to the Democratic primary I ir«t MimI. I: i •irti.rt.il Review Ciirls’ didnte for Sheriff of Semir.olc senting school district No. 2 of hereby amended to re-.nl ■ to be held on June 3rd. 1024. Fin. 3t GOOD USED CARS County subject to the action of the Seminole County, subject to the' U r n No. 1711. Sizes, 1 to 5 years. bws: j FRED T. WILLIAMS. Democratic primary to be held on Democratic [.rimary to be held on .*0 cents. Appli.|u6 No. 126JO. Don 220: SPECIFICAFOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY June 3r>!. If I nn. elected I pledge June 3rd, 192 iiusfer, blue o r yellow, JO cents. All sidewalks shall be I desire to announce to the citi­ Second Model: Dress No. 1707. VERY EASY TERMS myself t',. fulfill the duties of this CHAS. A. DALLAS. cted according to the folzens of Seminolo County that I uni office to tho best nf my ability. :ts. a to 1/ years. Price, 35 cents. ~ FOR PEl'RESENTATIVE *' Iformuln: Foundation three a candidate for the nomination to ____ ■lie iV\ 1715. Sizes, 0 tu 17 years. Cleveland Touring E. E. BRADY. I respectfully announce myself ’.icy, o5 cents. )hick of five parts ud.crushlie Prosecuting Attorney f o r it:* v n n iy iiiv t v i n n r 'e Dodge Roadster ns a candidate for the House e-t'J or rnri* tn anil,am -^ County-Court of S niincla Cuu;ny„ . Vh. -Dodge Tonristf - « w. Pppresentntkvs- ifrora - - Seminolo. rts of good ahurp snnd ami Chandler Touring «- ........ ?3rd. 1924.... I heM Jtmc 3„ | , wi„ k , n c£ni,i(!nt(, I County, subject to the Democrat'..- ■ It of cement, to be surfaced; cratic Primary. -Tune Scrinps-Booth Touring Tax Hooks will i lows April primary, June 3, 1924. If elected I le Inch of a mixture com- j KENT VULCANIZING WORKS 1, City 1921 offer v/hi h all taxes re­ l a 1 ’ f0r y°',r nm i for the ofTice of County Judge of I will advocate constructive lcgis-1 [f two p ad s of sharp sand the nomination. maining unpaid will he collected Seminole County. I shall bo grate- li.tlon for the benefit of tho great­ part of cement.” -E R N E S T F. HOUSEHOLDER. for the ni,mination nnd FOR SALE—AH second parts for M 2. This ordinance ahull; Hen car- ehcap.__Phono 382.___ by levy and sti’o of tho property FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER tion, and if elected 1 assure tile est number of people i’i Semin tie; of Floridn. 1 upon which tax i are assessed. fleet immediately upon its 1 hereby announce my enndi- citizenship nf Sen.im.le a fair and County and the state FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ J. R LYLES. ' and adoption. ALFRED FOSTER. dacy for County Commissioner for faithful administration of the aftically new. Bargain. Sec Stew­ Ited this 10th day of March FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT District No. 2 Seminole County, fairs of the office, Tax Collector. art Dutton. pit. I wish to announce tbat I am n Cards of Sanford's Reputable subject to thu Democratic Primary,) SCHEI.I.E MAINES. By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. FORREST LAKE, candidate for Clerk of the Circuit June 3, 1921. FOR SHERIFF I I) S. O. CHASE. Court of Seminole Co-, subject to Professional Men, each of L. P. HAGAN. Ynu can hardly* tell w!m*her a 1 hereby announce myself n can­ ' I When system and good luck TTrrr.T.-i.-lTT.fr-c! C. J. MARSHALL. Democratic primary, June third. whom, in bin chosen profession stranger is selling some­ MEMBER OF SCHOOL HOARD didate for rcelcetlon to the office If |ity Commission of the City friendly elected, I promise the faithful the Herald recommends to the meet aystem wins. thing nr running for office. I wish to announce thnt I am a nf sheriff of Seminole county sub­ performance of Sanford. Florida. of the duties con­ candidate for Member of the ject to tho action of the Demo­ nected with that people. office. Germany has developed a new School Board of Seminolo Co. from cratic primary to he held on June PHILIPS, W. L MORGAN. poison gas. Every nation in seek­ School district No. 3. Subject to 3. If elected for another term I City Clerk. FOR TAX COLLECTOR the decision of the Democratic pri­ pledge to fulfill the duties of the ing new poison gas. But the most I beg to announce my .elf a can­ mary to he held June 3. 192L office in the same efficient manner poisonous gas is propaganda. Fred R. Wilson _*11. H. PATT1SHALL._ that 1 have conducted it in the didate for the office of Tax Col-) lector of Seminolo County, subject! past. ;y FOR REPRESENTATIVE. to tho decision of the Democratic C. M. HAND. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 hereby announce my candidacy Primary io be held June 3rd, l'.)2L rTLEMENT for member House of Represent:!- : FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER R. C. MAXWELL \ First National Hank Uldjj., I hereby announce my candi­ f(->- Seminole County subject The law provides Hint “ If tivr-* OF IMS- Sanford ------------- Florida The problem of filling to the action of tho voter* at tho dacy for County Commissioner for I FOR CONSTABLE TRICT NO. I. ■eds is easily settled on tho fifth district of Seninole Countaxes upon real estate shall Democratic primnry. June 3. .. , 1 f hereby nnuomre that I am a e principle of reciprocity, FORREST LAKE. ty*. Subject to the* action of tho ejindidate* for corutablc of District not he paid before the first what one has to sell the I FOR TAX COLLECTOR No. 1, subject to the Democratic her wants to buy. day of April of any year, the I wish to announce (hat I an. a June Primary of 1924. primary to he held June 3rd, 1921. George A. DcCottes E. II. KIl.BER. [This is tho grant prindSn'd ili-driet heig ei>mponed of the Tax Collector shall advertise randidnte for re-election to the of­ AUorney-nt-l.nw Foil SHERIFF. |r underlying Herald Want following voting precincts: San­ fice of County Tax Collector of and sell.” Over Seminole County I hereby announce myself ns r> ford, Lake Monroe and Punla. da nnd it has worked for Seminole County, subject to the candidate for the office of Sheriff Ihirk cars with such great sucI'. E. WALKER. This is to notify nil con­ action of the Democratic primnry of su that this form of ad- We are making some Seminolo County, Ktibjeet to the TO THE VOTERS OF TlIE UJTli Sanford, ------------- Florida LTtiatng has come to be cerned that the requirements to bo held in Juno. Democratic primary June, 1921 SENATORIAL DISTRICT. cry popular. jvery good sales. List of law will be complied with After due cnnsldornth.n, I have JNO. I). J1NKINS. W. A. TILLIS. decided to become a candidate for The needs of one are supnnd the Tax Cooks will be re-election to the State Senate with us. Schelle M aims id by the needs of another. from the 19th Senatorial District, closed on Apr*I first as pro­ composed of Orange, Seminole and (his process simply is tho vided by law and nil lands on Osceola Counties, subject to the LAWYER -:elting of the buyer nnd Democratic Primary to be held which taxes have not been idler together nnd Ilernld — Court House June 3rd. I respectfully solicit 1'ant Ads do that to re f­ H. B. Lewis Co. paid will be advertised nnd your support. action. Try then, and see. ________ M. O. OVERSTREET. executions issued for unpaid To roach nil the people Tel. 349 FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD personal property taxes. Tectivcly — leave your I 1 wish to announce thnt I urn u j i'ant Au at The Herald of- First National Bank Building— candidate for member of the | Elton J Moughton ground Hour, |-e. Phone us to send for School Bom'd of Seminole Co. from A N D SUPPLIES A R C H IT E C T or phone it to the Want School District No. 3. Subject to • A N F O R D , F L A . F O O T o f F I R S T S d Department. the decision of the Democratic Pri* First National Hank Hldtf. Seminole Co. , n.ury to be held June 3, 1924. >NE 148 Sanford, ------------- Florida H. II. PATTIS HALL. . Political Announcements Political Announcements ORDINANCE NO. 75 NOTICE TO TAX __ .PAYERS__ PURELY PROFESSIONAL PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE NOTICE TO PROP­ ERTY OWNERS 1S93SI i I ' l l u L l # S i P f & JNO. D. JINKINS BUILDING MATERIAL MIItACLk ( W r r t e Co* cement work, aldtwlaka, kill ing blacks, irrigation boxen, i . I . Terwilleger, Prop.______________ Lumbar and Building Material. Carter Lumbar Company N. Laurel St. Phone 505. HILL LUMBER CO. Honan 4 Service, Quality a td Price. Phone 135. HELP W ANTED WANTED—Sanford business men who arc In reed of competent help should rend the classified page of The Herald. There'* no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there in probably just the person you want in the city. Read this column and if you don't see whnt you want a few cent* In* vested in a want nd will bring you many replies, J us t try it once. Franca nnd England ure neginning to agree that they shouldn't disagree. LOST AND FO UND LOST an opportunity to keep abreast with the times by not reading the classified pages of your daily newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them dnily. BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name af every live Business Man in Sanford In this Column each day. Transfer-Draying Sec C. E. Chorpcning PH O N E 3302 Sanford, Fla. Ifo £ W. J. Thigpen Has moved to Puleston & Hrumley HIdg. Real E s­ tate and all kinds of Influrnnee. me 10 ttU n t ild < Lloyd C. Bebout Traffic Manager -119 First National Hank Bldg., Sanford, Floridn. Specializing Loan and Damage Freight—Expres* Claim* I xh n i vx 'i i ■ Studetmker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIODON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and D y e r s 117 Park Atenu*— Phone (65 tr lu< trill _ for o th< wei* •B» , / Ut Tf meet-*: Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop nnd Mill Work Contractor nnd Ruilder 517 Commercial Street is 04 ‘ ’ot 1 Kc. in \V i~ wld*-, ' froz gait es i s mibti, Wilson Welding & Radiator Works "If it’s Metal we can weld it.'' SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Hit Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W , no* with ‘ venuu aciiue br bt � 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 13, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 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/4ebcabb48742ae0624ddba84438a18e2.pdf 0172fcb3a96430c57df974f86f7752d6 PDF Text Text - >A continuation of the i er today with frost tonight, i able over South Atlantic ■ except southern Florida, forecast today in Carolina*, in* temperatures Saturday. n tr lla V i Heart, World** G reatest Vegetable Section, It* Rlehieat Garden Land VOLUME V . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924. eToBe Secretary Chief Justice Curtis D. W il-~_ N avy Portfolio Late Thursday N ight A fter Receiving Wire From President Fol* lowing the Decision of William S. Kenyon to De­ cline Appointment. , , (Tentative Plans Call For Of $1,090,000 to be Expei On Roads of Seminole HIS LAST DAY , Government Will Not Release The Orduna Until $1,000,000 Bond Is Furnished BySteam ship Company NAME OF MELLON IS MENTIONED IN THE OIL SCANDAL IR r T k f A u t fla ln l P r r n l . NEW YORK. Mar. 14.—The government which Thursday seiz­ ed the Royal Mail liner Orduna, Friday demanded 91,000,000 bond for permitting her to-sail next Sat­ urday, ordered her officers to trial Post After Conferring With CoolFriday on liquor and narcotics idge Two Times—(lives Ab His smuggling charges, and accepted Reason That .He is Naturally Gaston 1). Means Declares That pleas of guity from two of the Not Inclined Toward the Duties Harding Asked Him to Investi­ seven members of her crew. gate Alleged Whiskey Vloof the Office and Believes That ^ The two to plead guilty were lations by Treazury • He Would not be Able to Serve Ship’s Storekeeper Charles Dawo Head. as Efficiently as Someone Who and his first assistant. Harry Os­ Would be Interested in Work. man. They to having iey confessed c____ ________ m Secretary of Navy Denby, Just before reslgrtlrg,’ was sworn in as h major in the Marine Reserves hy • Hr T l f A M M la t r S I ’ rraa ) pnrtieipaetd the:General John A. Lojoune (left.) Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of navy, is shown on right. articipaetd in smuggling Into the. WASHINGTON, Mar. 14,-SectOy T he A ssociated P ress) Inited States the liquor which, United San Frandaco, Mar. 14— rctary Mellon’s name was brought with quantities of narcotics, was into the Daugherty investigation mn/lsftn)a<l !••• .11_a I _at-i a Chief Justice Curtis D. Wil­ by federalV district by Gaston B. Means, former De­ . confiscated bur, of the California Supreme torneys and special customs agents partment of Justice agent an<i Jin a raid aboard the British ship Full Payment of court, prepared Friday to lay first witness Friday. aalde the ermine to take up the nt her pier Thursday. Income Tax Must He said he investigated for duties of secretary of navy. Federal Judge Gqrvin remanded Harding certnin permits relating He accented late Thursday tho two for sentence next Wednes­ Re Made Saturday to violations of the Volstead net day, night aftet a wire from saying he would then consid­ issued by the Ti-eusury Depart­ er any disposition the prisoners Coolidge, he being drafted to ment. l l r T k f .V aan rln tril I'r r a * . succeed _Denby. show in the meantime "to Government Attorneys Appear WASHINGTON. Mar. II.— Three Specific Things Are Axekd "Jess Smith wanted us to catch might Before Grand Jury To Present • Justice Wilbur will not re­ tell the whole truth und enable or The Court By Counsel For Full puyments must he made Secretary Mellon and we caught the government’s attorneys to ap­ Evidence Developed In sign until appointment is con­ Government oT Cancel on income tax intsnllments due him. President Harding wanted prehend the men higher up.” Investigation. firmed. (.eases. Saturday, the house failing Fri­ the information," he snid. He is a graduate of the Assistant United States District day to tnke any action on the 4 I l f T h e A m to fln ln l Vrrn*) He snid also he investigated Sen­ M ir T h e t w o r l o l r i l I'r r s x ) naval academy und a leading Clark later declared that WASHINGTON, Mur. 14 — proposed resolution to mnke ators Carnwny and LnFollettc at Attorney CHEYENNE. Wyo., Mnr. 14 — California jurist,, leader In Dawe and Osman had made con­ effective immediately the pro­ (•rand jury investigation o7 crimin­ Hardnig’s request after IxiFol- fessions which would facilitate his Charging fraud, conspiracy ami il­ child welfare and juvenile lette hnd agitated Teapot Dome efforts to prosecute ship officials al charges involving two members posed 25 per cent cut on income legality, tho government filed its court work. He is a brother probe and Cnrnwuy attacked Hard­ and convscutu the Orduna for vio­ of congress was begun ho-c Thurs­ taxes payable this year. suits here Thursduy to cancel the of Lvman Wilbur, president of day as a house comittec, authoriz­ The provision for the 25 per Teapot ing and Daugherty. enji Dome leuse and ronlrats. Standford University. lation of this country’s laws gov­ ed to conduct a separate inquiry, cent cut is in the revenue bill, Means is under two federal in­ erning narcotic and liquor. The government’s special coun­ Tho nomination of Curtis V was attempting to get its hearings j ulrendy passed by the house, id petitioned the dictments but wuived immunity tin' United United States Wilbur as secretary of the Mr. Clark appeared earl” Thurs­ chart a course of procedure, i and if enacted into law, tho re­ district court to do tl.ree specific to testify. navy was sent to the senate day before Federul Judge A. N. andAttorneys duction san he made on later things: Present Evidence. Friday by President Coolidge. Hand to file a libel suit ngninst Unknown to members of the installments. Ri funds then will Numerous sensations featured the Orduna and demand her con­ 1. Issue a temporary injunction committee, Assistant Attorneys! be given for the excess amounts stopping oil production. * WASHINGTON, Mar. 11-Judge the testimony of Gaston IJ. Menns, fiscation., He charged the ship General Seymour. Wiliebrandt und paid on tills intsullnient. 2. Appoint a receiver to take William S. Kenyon Thursday former Department of Justice continuously had been n vehicle Davis appeared the jury to chnrgo of tho properties. declined appointment as secretary agent, before the Duugherty inves­ for smuggling drugs und liquor present evidencebefore before :t. Enter a final decree cancelling of tho navy. The final answer of tigating committee Friday. since national prohibition became the Chicago granddeveloper! which in­ the lenses and contracts, returning Judge Kenyon was transmitted to His leading charges was a state­ effective in 1D20; that her captain, vestigated alleged jury veerans’ bu­ the properties to the government President Coolidge late Friday af­ ment that he received $100,000 Walter P. Warner, knowingly hud frauds. With then was Ji.hn and enforcing i n accounting. ter he had considered for two days from Japanese representive of signed false manifests and with reau W. H. Crim, special as::.slant who Former Secretary Fall was an offer of the secretaryship, made Mitsui and Company, which he tho consent of the Orduna’s own­ was in charge of the government’s charged with tanking false repres­ vacant cnrly this weok by the re­ paid over to Jess Smith and snid ers, failed to declare the contra­ I case in Chicago. entations to the late President it was for the purpose of stopping band seh carried; thnt the ship tirement of Edwin Denby. Elias H. Mortimer, who offered „ ... r, . , , Harding, which resulted in the Chief Justice Curtis D. Wilbur, government action against Stand­ h td smuggled into tho port of -- vet­ - - - , , " ; • ®armnu, secretary of the transfer of the lands from the navy New York upwnrd of $100,000 testimony before the senute of tho California Supreme Court, ard Aircraft Compnny. probably will bo tendered the post. Means also snid he received worth of narcotics therefore sub- erans committee several mouths i Fanfoid Chamber ot ( ommerco is to tho interior department. The Judge Kenyon is understood to large sums for guaranteeing no Jecting Cant. Warner to liability ago and before the Chicago grand in receipt of a letter from Mayor government denied that there was have Informed the president that prosecution of the transportation to a fine of $200,000 or more; that jury, was one of the witnesses jail­ John r . Dylan ot New York City j any warrant of law for h»*i ing the he felt his natural inclination did mid allowing of . Dempael-Curpen- in three specific instances the Or- ed today. Late in the day aujattrn- in which he expresses appreciation lands at nil. not lio toward administration of tier fight films and turned money dunu discharged "wltfilh tour ment was taken until tomorrow, for several trucks of orange and j The bill further all iges that Fall was imnenieu, indicated, ixmir. Norn*, n other rltrua products given to the nnd Harry F. Sinclair, the latter or the const’’ const' cases of when, 1it1 wua leagues of naval affairs and that ho preferred over to Smith. whiskey thnt were not listed on Geltsciler, of Newark, N. J., nvlr. poor of that city at tin conclusion acting fur the Mammoth Oil Com­ consequently to remain on tho of the Florida exhibition at Madi­ pany, "did combine, c inspire ami bench. WASHINGTON, Mnr. M—Whis­ her manifest or among ship stores; appear as a witness. son Square Garden. Derision nt Variance. confederate to defraud the United Judge Kenyon issued this ntatn- key deals, deals for pardons for n and that 50 cases of whixkev as The idea of giving tho products Slates. Decision of Attorney Genetal ment: federal convict, deals to permit il­ well us 700 bottles of beer which The result of these alleged acts, manifest were un­ Daugherty to proceed w’th his de-1to the needy, originated witli M. “A man in n judlciul position ac­ legal showing of prize fight films, were notinonthetheWednesday morning pnrtment’s investigation of the Rockumorn, presidiou of tho New the government’s bill recites, wan quires the habit of looking at oil stock denis and various other al­ covered raid. charges brought to light ut Chica­ York Automobile Club, who with to lease the Teapot lundi to the sides of n question before urriving leged deals of a highly sensation­ hnd Mammoth Oil Company, at "an in­ Claim Unaware of Violation. go was at varinnee with his an­ the help of Mr. Pearmnn, al nature featured Thursday’s tes­ at a conclusion, I am apprecia­ adequate, improper und fraudulent charge of the distribution. Mayor Officials of the line appeared nounced intention of dn-pipng the tive of the honor conferred and timony ut the senate’s investigation with counsel to protest the libel case for the present ut least, it the Forrest Lake, who also tool: part consideration.” confidence shown in tendering me of Attorney General Daugherty. suit, Claim Denby Showed No Con­ declaring that "if there h n s house ...........saw .. ........... fit to conduct an invos- in this ciimitnhlo act, stated tooth­ In a two-hour session, replete the position of secretury ot the sideration. er city officials nt thnt time,, that been any violation of the laws o f ; tigntion of its own. with thrillers, Miss Koxie Stinson, navy. Former Secretury Denby in con­ the United States an the Ordunu he regretted that there win not divorced wife of Jess W. Smith, Called on last week by the house "It in difficult not to respond to with the tnn.iartion is deanil friend” of the nttornev it wus without the knowlcgu of | to disclose the mimes of the two more fruit available for the pur­ nection(Continued a suposed call to duty from the bumper on page 8) responsible ship's officers." | representatives referred to i i tho pose anil said that hud he known general testified Smith hnd toll president of the United States, es­ her that he and Mr. Dnugherly that such disposition wus going to j report of the Chicago grand jury, pecially a president of the type of stood to make §180,000 through I Mr. Daugherty declinei to make lie made of it, would have hud Calvin Coolidge. them public. He offered to turn more shipped to the exhibition. showing of the Cnrpentier-Demp"I have not considered my per­ sey prize fight pictures, which the Mayor Ilylan’s / letter in part I evidence over to the house, lint do­ sonal preferences in the matter, as attorney general would not pre­ : dared he would suspend the de- wus ns follows: I would be willing to pink.! any sa­ vent. j pertinent's investigation if this "Commissioner Color of the de­ crifice for reul public service. I were done, ns it would be inadvisa­ partment of Public Welfare in­ Reiterated Conversation cannot, however, escape the con­ ble to have two irquiric.i in prog­ forms me that six truck loads of Miss Stinson followed that liy{ clusion thnt I do not possess the relating ress at the name time. the choicest fruit grown in Flori*r T h e A n u r t s in i Prraa. I l l y T h r A ftio H a lrtl l * r r » « ) a conversation between qualifications or training for the Smith and Joe Weber, the a c to r,|„ ' Resolution Adopted. idu were turned over to the poor WASHINGTON, Mnr. U.—Pro­ ' 14~TJ ,e office. The house on Wednesday adopt­ of New York city hospitals and prosid by some members of the which related to getting a p»mle f t * VH^ , °" thc, finance committee thnt the "Hence it seems very clear that for Weber’s brother-in-law, “a M r.! “ “ & bo"u* b‘J1 ed a resolution instructing the at­ institutions at the conclusion of the Florida State Exposition ut I program of public debt reduction torney general to pro's Ids inves­ I should go no further in its con­ Solomon" at the conclusion ■ > * rt "ched Frida j. Tjpeakn Gillett ot sideration. It would have been a which Smith told her Weber "was announced ho would entertain a tigation with nil possible speed and Mai’isnu Square Garden. As the >e curtailed in ordenr to permit pleasuio und privilege to serve awfully cheap" and "wanted n lot motion to suspend rules and pass announcing it would make no fur­ personal contact with the many. further reduction of taxes was op­ the bill as approved by the Guys ther effort to have the names of commissioner has immediate and’ nosed Thursduy by Secretary Mel­ with President Coolidge, whom I for nothing." esteem ns one of tho finest repre­ On another occasion, the divorc­ and Menns Committee, with insur­ the two house members made pub­ thousands of city patients in our lon. The treasury secretary, appear­ sentatives of our real American ed wife testified Smith turned up ance ns the principal feature. Un­ lic. Reverting itself yesterday, the municipal institutions he feels that life and one imbued in public life at Washington court-house, Ohio, der that procecdure two thirds vote house adopted another resolution, this gift is worthy ->f a well merit­ ing before the committee, pointed with the same high ideals of hon­ just from Washington, with 75 is required for passage. Ono day presented by Representative Gar­ ed word of appreciation to the peo­ out that in the first place such ac­ tion could not be taken without esty and clean government as was $1,000 bills in a holt around his is allowed for debate and it will be rett, the Democratic loader, for the ple of Florida. changing tho law, and expressed impossible for member» to offer (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 81 Abraham Lincoln wuist but wouldn't tell her where amendments. further objection on the ground of Twice Confers With Coolidge. he got the money. its effect on government bonds. The statement was issued rfter WASHINGTON, Mar. 14—'The Whiskey Withdrawn Committee members favoring the Judge Kenyon hnd twice conferred Whiskey, she said, she knew had new soldier bonus bill was order­ 1idea xuggestcr ut the committee's with President Coolidge. been withdrawn from government ed sent to the house Thursday by executive session that the pay­ Chief Justice Wilbur, ulthougn warehouses on 'permit soon nfter the ways and means committee ments niadu by Great Hrituin and identified with the legul professio i Mr. Daugherty took office us nttor- | and a plan was generally agreed other nations on loans from this practically all of his life as Judge ncy general, but they soon stopped upon by the committee to push th? country might he applied either to Kenyon has been, would in the op­ thut, the witness said, becnur-e measure forward next week, under WINTER PARK, Mar. II.—Ju- ions, on the southeast shore of. tax reduction or u soldiers' bonus. inion of the president, bo able to "they got nfrnid of it." a suspension of the rules which lius Ford and George Leclaire, off Lake Maitland, just south of Shuf- When it was explained the law adapt himself to the task of ad­ At a dramatic moment in her would permit a vote in one day and tbe Hank of Winter Park and thuifer’s Landing. Hunter reported specified that such puyments must Union State bank. respectively, this to Chief Overstreet upon his be used to buy up bonds from ministering naval affairs because testimony, the witness called to the prevent amendments. lost their lives while canoeing in arrival and preparations were made which the loan money was obtain­ of his acquaintanceship with the uttorney general’s The now meusuro, differing ma­ M. S. navy resulting from his course at Daugherty, sitting brother, Lake Maitland Wednesday after­ immediately to drag the lake. terially from the bill passed lust ed it was suggested tho law might as a spectator the naval academy from which he in the hearing room, Bodies Recovered. session and vetoed by President noon. be changed. reminding was graduated in 188tf. Ha is un­ him that she had told him she hud Harding limits the bonus to paidSeveral bouts with drug lines Two of Winter Park’s most pop­ When it was pointed out the were pluced in commission und derstood to ’be the president’s first up 20-ycar endowment life insur­ ular young nun, after banking public debt of about $20,000,000,­ choice for attorney general should determined to "tell nil.” hours, desiring pleasure und out. dragging continued until 5:45 ». 000 ance policies but provides cash pay­ would be wiped out in about Miss Stinison’s testimony Thurs­ ments to veterans not entitled to of door exercise .decided to take that place be vacated by Harry M. when thief Ove rat reel and his 25 years ut the present rate of Daugherty and for thnt reason was day, hs her preliminary testimony more than $50. n canoe trip into I-nke Maitland, j f'r*w located tho dead bodies about paynunts, some members advoca­ of Wednesday was replete with not first considered for tho navy The same basis of adjusted com­ Having made the same trip to-; half way between the northwest- ted that this period be extended allegations of and partial descrip­ pensation gether on several occasions this i ern point of Devils Islund and tho post. • ,, allowed in the old bill, permitting smaller payments cuch Whether Chief Justice Wilbur tions of various deals, in which $1 a day for home service and $1.25 winter no one seemed alarmed point near ’ where the capsized year. she said Smith was associated with when they did not put in an np-, canoe was picked up Thursday will take tho naval secretaryship is for overseas service, is provided. The committee will proceed Fri­ ,, , u question his friends here could Daugherty, much of which could In figuring the face value of the pcarunce at dinner. Later in the day with consideration of tho rev­ be proved, she said, by personal evening friends of the young men The bodies were taken ashore at not answer tonight, but i; was re­ policy, however, 25 per cent is add­ enue bill with Under-Secretaryy called that he had declared several pupers which are on their way ed to the adjusted service credit went in search of them on the Shaffers landing. Judge I.or- Winston of the treasury appearing here from Ohio. lako und around the shores b u tlralr,c "* Orlando was notified imdays ago in Los Angeles thnt in­ and also the inteicst on the total to give duta und the condition of j mediately and soon ai rived on the the Plenty of Whiskey. asmuch as he was trained in the umount compounded annually at did not find trace of them. treasury and with a 'view to Search Started scene, lie said according to all Pressed harder. Miss Stinson, navy ucademy to servo his coun­ four per cent for 20 years. determining the exact amount of „ i i. ii c. • statements by intimute friends of try he should havo to accept if the said she had heard "hut generally” Loans after the first two years M. 8 Rogers ami Donald Spain, (he boys, that an inquest wus not revenue the bill must provide. opportunity was offered to serve in of whiskey deals and that "they would he allowed on the policies of the two banks, not finding pny necessary. Chief Overstreet then had plenty of whiskey at their dis­ up to 1)0 per cent of the paid up trace of 1'ord anti the cabinet. ! turned lht» bodies over to Uiuier- 163 Bodies Have Now value. Should Chief fusticj Wilbur ac­ posal.” rnormng notified Chief I). C. Over-1 Corey Hand cept tho naval portfolio Hrd the of­ Attorney .General Daughertv street, who immediately started1 Both Ford and Lccluire lived in Been Found In Mine fice of attorney general become va­ had been with Smith, she said, Leon Sheriff Goes To rtnroli. (». E. Currier, president' Jacksonville before coming to Wincant within tho next few months it when the latter arrived at Wash­ V,r (hy Dank of Winter 1ark and jt.r p,.fk and were very populur • III T h r V io n rln ln l I’ r r a a l is believed here that Judge Kenyon ington Courthouse, Ohio, with suit Plant City For Man v\. H. Joiner, cashier of thu Union ju their home city. Ford leaves CASTLEGATE, Mur. 14.—Res­ will be tendered the latter place. case.; containing whiskey. Smith s t« * hank were nlso notified. a father and mother, M . and Mrs. cue work in coal mine wrecked ip Some of his close friends fee! that had given some to the attorney gen­ News of the disappearance o fU . J. Ford, of 2120 Main Street, an explosion Saturday is practical­ TALLAIIASSEe T Mar. 14.— he would accept the attorney gen­ eral. herself and other friends, she Sheriff Stoutamire is expected t • these two young men soon spread Jacksonville, leaves ly completed und 22 additional ............. whilo ........ Leclaire ........ . .. ___ said. eralship. return here Saturday with a man about town and the college anu| a mother, Mrs. Derthii Leclaire of 1bodies were found, bringing thu toStreet, South Jackson- tal to 103. Fresh crews began When Attorney General Daugh­ arrested in Plant City under tin* within a few minutes a fleet o f; j 0y erty first took office, Mias Stinson name of J. W. Dye, believed to be college canoes motor und row ville. besides two biMhers nnd further search today for 10 bodies MARKETS still in the mine. Dou^t is ex­ said, Smith toid her generally of LeLand Lancaster Kyle, wanted boats from Winter Park were on ono ai*ttr. how whiskey was gotten out of here for several charges. It is al­ their way to the scene of the ne-. The news of this abrupt tormina- pressed by tho engineer of the bu­ n* Tkf A»aiM-lntc«t | ij0(l 0f the lives of these two most reau of mines whether the cause leged he misappropriated funds in fluent. CHICAGO, Mar. 14.—Wheat. warehouses on permits. Walter Hunter, while fishing I estimable young men was received wilt ever bo known of tho explosion May l.Ofl 3-8 to 1.0(1 1-2; July 1.07 , "They got afraid of it," she add­ connection with the putting out of a special edition of local newspa­ early Thursday morning located j with the utmost sorrow and re- killing all the nun working in the 1-4 to 1.07 1-2; Corn, May 80 1-8 ed. "lie told me so." pers. mine. Lucluirc’s canoe, paddies and cush-lgret by all who knew them. (Continued on page 8) to 80 1-4. PN Y O N JpSE S PROBE IS BEGUN IN AFFAIRS OF HOUSEMEMBERS BEGIN SUIT TO ANNUL LEASES AT CHEYENNE New York Mayor Is Grateful For Kind Charity of Florida Mellon Is Opposed Curtailing Public Debt For Tax Cut House Will Vote On J Soldier Bonus Bill Tuesday, Is Plan Two Young Bank Clerks of Winter Park Drowned; Bodies Recovered _ • • _ NUM BER SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS POSTPONE PROBE ON ACCOUNT OF WALSH’S ILLNESS Good Roads Commit! Chamber of Commer^frl pares Comprehensive Kram for the Consti of Additional Good And for the Improvi of Old Roads — Tei Program Will be Montana Senator Is Too III to to Change. Appear At Investigation And Is Continued Unitl Next Tuesday. I l l r T h e . \ « « c l a l n l P re s s ) ROADPROGRi WASHINGTON, Mar. 14...... Complete And Gives Aid to The Teapot Dome session has District According to Al been postponed to Tuesday on nccount of the illness of SenValuation of Property — tor Walsh. His condition is In Several Districts Will h* not serious. rided Upon by Resident*’ Those Places — Fred WIL WASHINGTON, Mnr. 14— Aids in Preparing Eatimate*! Theodore Roosevelt, acting secre­ Cost. tary of the navy, came under fire again Thursday before the oil com­ Tentative plana for the mittee. sion of tho general good rood; His order sending a detachment tern of Seminole county na i of Mnrines to Teapot Dome to clear up by the Good Roads Corns it of “tresspassers” in the summe- of the Sanford Chamber of of 1922, four months nfter *.hc re­ inerce, call for tho floating i serve had been leased to Mari y F. bond issue of $1,090,000, acco Sinclair, was characterized hy Sen­ to the report of the body ator Walsh of Montann ns an "out­ Friday at the weekly lunch* .. Chamber of Commerce a t rageous use of tho military power." the Valdez Hotel. Asked About Circumstances Members of the committee, Secretary Roosevelt also was have been busy for the post asked about the circumstances un­ weeks on the project, nre: ..* 1 der which he requested Sinclair to H. Akers, chairman, John Me give employment to his brother, Fred T. Williams and G. L. Archie, whose startling story to HOC. While the plans arc only t< the oil committee led tc the most sensational disclosures of thu long tive and subject to change, investigation. He explained that servo as a good foundation when Archie returned front the which to model tho general war in 1919, he was seeking a construction progrum. It will place and that he either saw or essnrily be changed to conf , telephoned Sinclair nsking thut he with the desires of the citizen* i the several communities eff*e employ Archie. out fur thu most part, It la ' "What was his salary?" asked Moved that it will be accop Senator Dill, Democrat, Washing­ to the voters of the entire ton. Location of roads in dirt, 810,000 l*cr Yenr Salary. three, four anil five are to be "Ten thousand dollars a year at to their respective locultics. the start," said Secretary Roose­ For some time tho proposed L_ velt. issue has been the subject of mi "I think that was increased to talk hut very little was done wurd bringing it about until $15,000 later on." short time ago when the Chan Secretary Roosevelt told the of Commerce, believing that _ committee his order for tho ma­ time had come when it should! rines to elenr Teapot Dome had pushed, requested that the < been issued ut the request of Al­ Roads Committee draw up Its bert B. Fall, thdn secretary of the und submit a report. . interior, under what he understood Plans supmitted nt Trld was an agreement between Fall luncheon cull for the constrtt and President Hunting. of 17 miles of through roads , This brought from Senator widening and improving of 21 Wulsh the charge thut Fall and dUiounl miles. They ulso inch Sinclair wanted the mnrines used HI 1-4 miles of new roads In because if they resorted to civil several county commissioner’! action tho vnlidity of the Sinclair- tricts and the widening of one Fnll lease would come under re­ of uld roud. Funds for the issue as i ; view hy a court, and they did not Honed among the several dist.. want that to happen. districts one nnd two, $11 "The thing in my mind then was nre: 000; distreit three, Longwood, f the protection of naval property” 000; district four, Oviedo, t Secretary Roosevelt said in ex­ 000; district five, Geneva-Chult plaining why he ordered tho ma­ $27,000. For tiirough roads . rine detachment under Cuptain auni of $7.'l.'l,000 has been provid George K. Shuler to Wyoming, lie nnd for the retirement of n ' confirmed this by a reference to issue in district number two, an entry in his diary made on tho 000 has been included. DUtr dny tho order was issued, July 29, tion of funds other than 1922. through roads, is according to Senator Walsh in several state­ assessed valuation of tho sev« ments to "the gentlemen of tho county cnnunisioner’s districts. \ Tho complete program includ committee,” declared the property hud pussed out of the possession new roads und improvement of cf the navy department to Sinclair ones together with their rcsp« und that in any event resort should ivo widths, as unnounced, is a * ' have I oen had to the courts from follows: Through Roads. which he said speedy relief voulil Lake Mary roud from DeForeatJ, have been hail. ___ _ . . rood south through municipal golf i Hursum Seeks „Precedent. I riccUent. Icourse to Orlando road near Rob- f Senator Hursuni,, Republican,/inson Springs -L2 miles 18 fuofc ] Now Mexico, sought :t to develop wide, $109,000. i whether there had been a priced Hughey Street to French Avg-'fT ent for such use of the marines, mik’* ™ wide, 1 hut Secretary Roosevelt said offic­ ials of the department hud been Do Forest road, widening from: ■ unable to find one In the r.avy Hughey Street extended to goif records. links 2 1-1 miles, $30,000. He added, however, that con­ Forest City road 0.5 miles IK I temporaneous newspaper articles feet wide, $120,000. indicated thut there hud been a St. Gertrude Avenue 0 gn idening, Monroe road to Wokl’ threat under the administration «f w $53,000. Secretary Duniels to use the nin* Oviedo road, rock shoulders, im bridge und placiaiv] Documents read into the record pipe in side ditches, $25,000. • ;'4 from the commit tea file showed Widening Geneva Avenue from that James G. Darden was the Reardall eust across river to brick' j “squatter” who was to be relieved road, rock shoulders, new bi’ by the murines, und thut he hud und fill, $77,000. tried to press u claim to u plot in Titusville road 5 1-1 mile* II the reserve but that Secretary Full feet wide, $119,000. Total, $733,000. had disullowed it. ^ Summary. According to his letter written hy Fall to President Harding, Dar­ Now through road 17 miles, j >| . Widening and improving ol4! den hud been sent to tho secretary roads 21 miles. by Attorney General Daugherty. Another letter from President Roads To !i« Improved in Cuuniy^ Commissioners’ Districts. Harding to Fall said the presi­ Districts No. One und Two: ■!yj( dent hud "a call out" for Darden, ono mile nine feet wide 3 and that unless ho quit tho re­ $3Upsala 500. , serve he should be ejected. There Orange Houlovurd one mile nimi wus nothing to show that Darden ; feet o .ooo. .•ei wi(1 wide. n $10.non ever responded to Mr. Hardings, 0 ,d Monroe road and connect! • with Rand Siding, $28,000. >* Ejection of "Tresspassers." | 1.1 miles 1(1 feet and one mllo The ejection of "tresspassers,’’! nine feet wide, roud on west city occupied the whole time of Thurs- limits line .0 mile 10 feet *f” day’s public session of the commit- $7,500. tee, which heard in addition lo Sijies Avenue and Geneva A1 Secretary Roosevelt, Major Gen- nue, 1 1-4 miles, $11,000. oral John A. Lejunc, commandant i (Continued on page 8) V? of the murine corps. Friday thu • -------- ;----------- —- ■ investigators will delve into re- H u i T n G i b s o n N a m ports „n the audits of the h onks'!. & 7. , , of brokerage firms made to de- 1 OF oWitZCrllind P' termino whether government o: liciala hud dealings in Sinclair oil | WASHINGTON, Mar. 14—H_ stocks at about the time of the S. Gibbon, of California, mini Teapot Dome lease. to Poland wus Friday nomina (Continued on page 81 to bo minister to Switzerland. j V ■ ' — �I Mayo Says Florida CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS Should Be Dairying and Livestock State i P®H*A*AT!OMi ARB ■KING 8T. AUaUBTINt. Msr. 18. I Many winter visitors a n taking park in making preparation* for the Ponce de Leon celebration hero April 8-10. declaring they ham found an excellent substitute for that which the famous explorer was-in search when be landed here —tho fountain of youth. The oc* casion will bo m u e one of g o n eoua and picturesque psgeants that will attract thousands of persons wintering In Florida. Tho pro. for the three days will be igned to recull by costume and scenic story that occasion in 188! when the ntars nnd strincs sup* •planted the Spanish flag in Flor* I t ’s S B a r r l i c k s K o t o Continued front page 1. ammunition re in ? off. Senator Wheeler had n row witn Paul Howi land, Mr. Daugherty's chief counrcl. Sparks flow from both sides of , ti c table, nnd Scnq'nr Wheeler i launched Into a machine /run fusil­ ; Inde of questinninsr in which the A thrcc-act comedy, entitled questions und tho *inswar.t flew rn “Aboard a Slow Train Through fast nnd covered ao wide a ground, that a roomful of newspaper corre­ Hint will appear in a dairyutan’n Misouri" will be presented tonight’ spondents hardened to ih" rattle handbook to be isiiicd by hl.» de­ • t 8:15 o'clock by the pupils of the npd flic of conjrresrioual invosti* partment somctinid within the Sanford High School ul the high j {rction. simply couldn't keep up next U0 days. The opinion coin­ school building. with the pypecodings, cider with tho views of an ofllcinl i Smith told her, Miss Stinson of the Stat.? Sanitary Live Stock Rchcarrcls for this farce comedy i raid, of nmny transactions in which Board, expressed recently in conhave been In progress for .several J Mr. Daugherty was joined nl- ne-lion with the systematic cam­ FOR SALE—Remington typewrit­ weeks and indications are that I t ! ; though, she said, Mr. Dnughcrty'c paign being conducted u> rid cater, with wide carriage. $30 for will be a tremendous success. Some i name was not mentioned ajiecifical- i!c in the state of the fever tick. ( ly. She professed inability to quick sale. Inquiry Herald Office. of the best talent in the high Wild ranges will never make jstate from whom or for wlint ser­ this state noted for beef rnttle oe ; school will he seen in the rnst. i vice Mich stock was received, hut •'•dry esitlo, continues Comnds- i Not only will tho play be staged , j promised tomorrow, upon arrival sioner Mayo, who snys th a t cult! - , but several novelty nets will be* of papers from Ohio, to support vaicit pastures have not boon fea­ given between nets. Among them i her testimony with documentary tured on nny large scale in the will be “ La Gulundrinn” by the evidence. Tho committeo also sub­ state an a whole. Silos, he says, Spanish class in costume. Mins i Mildred Holly and chorus, M iss • Tho afternoon ftesaion of the poenaed Columbus stock brokers' nro not n common thing to see as Dorothy Mern nnd chorus nnd oth­ opening day will be featured by records nnd telegrams lu and from one iourncy3 over the IK) counties Smith. ers will be additional specialty of Florida. nn address by R. K. I*. Snner. pres­ “Wouldn’t lie Bulldozed." numbers. "Beef cannot he produced in THEATRE When Mr. Howland sought to in­ competition with the bdef of the The cost of characters for tho ident of the American Bar Asso­ play is ns follows: ciation. on "The Vision of Our tervene in Miss Stinson's examina­ nrrtn Mississippi valley if the feed Cast of Characters. Fathers nnd Present Dny Vision­ tion. Sentor Wheeler rushed to the we use is shipped from that sec­ Clarence Angelcake, the "cullud" aries,” after which delegates to limits of the committer table de- tion,” he adds, "nnd dnirying enn- p o rte r........... .......Morris Moyc the convention will be taken on a clnrinp he would not ho "bulldoz­ not be made to pay if the feed Handsoninc Harry Squnk, the motor trip through Tampa nnd ed." There was another stormy cornea from north of the Ohio or CARNIVAL’ conductor, a hero from his feet j| unvirous. Those uttending the scene ovt r presentutio i of a pre­ west of the Mississippi." up ....................Culver Ethoredge meeting will be guests of the pared statement by llm attorney Taking up the possibilities of S ir Gilbert Ilnrkwood, a human Tampa lawyers nt the nnnuul ban­ general. It finally was received but reducing pasturage and forage. WITH MATHESON LANG only after the committee tw in , by Ir. Mayo continues: wolf with a binck mustache .... quet at 8 p. m. of the first dny. a vote of three to two nnd with ' ~ .......................... Clarence Fields ".Mechanics of Law-Mnking in "Florida will grow gra.is. Grass Mae Slibitsky, who sells Ur. coda A modern Story taking in H is­ the Bahamas," an address by Mid­ Senator Brookhurt, of lawn, insur­ is one of nature’s cornucopias—a Suspenders ..... Robert Jenkir;.- Point Ilarcmirt, of Nassau, Bnhnnm gent Republican, voting with the constant benediction. Ono of thr. torical Venice. Lengthy Tint Turkins, a country Islands, will open the program f*,r Democratic members, had tim ed best grasses for Florida i3 carpet * Added Attraction. sport by heck ........ Robert Grier the rccond dny, with T. B. Ad­ down requests of defense nttor- grass. It is n peienninl pale green, Little Mr. Doohunker, the con­ ams of Jacksonville scheduled to spreading by creeping stems which . .; ARDOTH MAXINE stable from Slnhidde Corners follow with n discussion of “Fed­ root nt every point. ' Tho seed ........................... ...John Schirard eral Practice nnd Procedure Re­ stems are very slender, two or SCHNEIDER AND H E R garding Equitable Defenses in Ac­ Napoleon Doohunker, age 13 three jointed, nnd 12 to 24 inches This old Mexican church nt Cordoba is serving ns n barracks. TRAINED PONIES months ................Mary Maxwell tions nt Law." high. Very often two flowering Troops of Obregon’s army nro quartered here. Snipers arc posted Romeo Black, a city blossom..... "The Development of the Con­ branches rise front the sheath of The World’s Youngest Skilled • —.................................Jnck Flynt stitution Under John Marshall," Roman rider. each stem leaf. Each stent bears behind the cornices. Another sits right over the mnin ntrancs. If College Boys ............................... nn address by former United Staten two or three, rarely four or five Lee Peck, Snm Byrd, Walter Senator Albert J. Beveridge of In­ Prices 10 and 35 cents. the rebels put in their appearance, they’ll be prtty much up ngainst diana. will he the principal feature Price, Warner flcoogan slender spikes of flowers. The need of the afternoon meeting. This Pretty Pauline Petty, the perse­ arc very sninll. cuted heroine ..... Mildred Hally will be followed by n dance at the Temple Terrace Club a t 1:30 p. nt. Miss Tcssie Uta Codfish, looking for a man ..........Evelyn Taylor and n smoker nt 8:30 p. m. The meeting wi'l dose with the Voleska Vamp, a mysterious mystery ............. Olivo Newman election of officers. A number of those attending the convention Sis Hopkins, keep your eye on sis ..................... Maud Carrnwuy probably* will go from Tampa to Cuba for a stay of a few days. Aunt Venus Hopkins, with inter­ nal dlspepsy ...... Claire Zachary HOLD SPELLING MATCH Big Mrs. Doohunker, just ns MIAMI, Mar. LI.—An old-time cute as possible ... Pierce Griflln spelling mutch, to be held March lit under the auspices of the Par­ ent-Teachers* Association of Mi­ REALIZING ami Bench, is creating much inter­ est here. Public ofliciuls will he in­ AN IDEAL vited to match their skill ns spell­ ers, and it is likely that Mayor Mnny have made it pos­ Snedegar. John Levi. president of* sible to acquire a home of the council, and other dignitaries, their own—the realization will participate. of an ideal. The Herald Want Ails ATTHEMILANE. have a deni to do with Your old friends, Mutt and Jeff bringing about home own­ are coining to see you in person. ership. for they point to op­ Friday and Satu rd ay--A great Sale of B'.id Fisher'a famous characters, portunities in buying, sell­ Mutt nnd Jeff have been on tho ing, exchanging. stage for 12 years. Mr. Fisher Sen wlint tho Herald writes n new play for them each Wants have to offer in aid­ year, the pluy this year is entitled ing you in having your “M utt nnd Jeff in Havana,’' a dreams for a home come three act comedy for the ladies, true. gentlemen nnd children. Thi- inot u moving picture, but the real Keeping in tourh with stuge pei formanco lusting two tho Herald Wants means hours, with ten people in the com­ keeping in touch with real­ pany, in addition to the play, many ty opportunities. new and novel vuudeville features Just turn to tho Herald nro introduce i and n o..\oKy or­ Want Ads now nnd see how chestra. It is a laughing show far many such offers are listed kids from live to 00 years, I’opui.ir there nnd, perhaps, the prices will prevail, take the kid­ very one you are looking dies to see Mutt and Jeff, they will for will cntch your eye. laugh their heuds off. Thu show will be played here .it PHONE 148 —A t this Low Price—Almost Every Wom­ the Milane Theatre Friday, Mar. 'Pupils To Presentl Florida Bar Will Three Act Play At; H ear An Address PfcftSl I Hi r (> m i 1k o u b i i m a k in g ois&oiv jl s i an n 0 RINK I 1 ” NVFNII . " *•« oooi ILAN [ Today.... £ A Fine Candy 10c Everywhere P . J. Smith Co. d i s t r ib u t o r s Jacksonville, Fla. Clever New Mannishly Tailored E nglish Broadcloth F rocks an Should Boast of Several Models—Come Better Homes Movement Gains Impetus A s Nation-Wide J Educational Drive . r IBegins . Un d e r j J Ho r ’sA , In Early and Pick Your Favorite Colors— There Are Smart Stripes, Solid Colors, Plaided and Figured Weaves. LOMBARD TISSUES Spring coloring giving effect d Saturday a t ................ . 59c SENORITA VOILES -u-ed Voile, bright snort shades, color fast, shown in pecial Friday nnd S atu rd ay................................................ LACE VOILES Plain colors, laces, checks and drawn effects, shown in all the spring shades and materials that are taking first place for spring a t ......... 59c D r . J a m e s Fo r d o *<«*«<• *>Mtftna SJUAtt't i. PLI3SE CREPE 36 Inch Imported French Crepe, plain colors, pearl gray, leather, orchid rectril th is y e a r t o I n te r e s tin g rural c o m m u n itie s In t h e m o v e m e n t. T h u special a l i a of t h e m o v e m e n t will be to i l c m o n s t m t u h o m e s w h ic h fam ilies of m o d e r a t e In c o m e s r u n afford. W hile n o s t r i n g s a r e tied to local c o m m i t t e e s d e m o n s t r a t i n g (letter H om es, n ational head-, ; any commercial Interest uml tin-1leader In Iho work, anced by public gifts. Is under way.) Headquarters of the Better q u a r t e r s Is u r g i n g t h a t a t t e n t i o n TUe problem of the small lioiiu’H movement have been inov- t><< focussed u p o n h o u s e s w ith in tho • h o m e will receive iriujor con- *-d to Washington from New York, rea ch o f perso n q In m o d e r a t e c lrs l d e r a tto n . How iho innu with Th*« demonstrations of Itcttrr emuHtunres. A lr e a d y a s s u r a n c e s a r e p o u r i n g n s m a ll salary cau e s ta b l is h a ltoqn s throughout the country this h o m e embodying the maximum of year will Im during tin- u**k of In fro m citie s n n d t o w n s s c a t t e r e d c o m f o r t , convenience, healthfillness M a y II to i:i. in the lirsi yt-nr t h r o u g h o u t Iho n a t i o n t h a t th e y und cultural facilities will be thu of th<* n.ovem-nt llv** hundred will t a k e p a r t In t h e m o v e m e n t O n e f a r w e s t e r n city t h o m o of demonstrations on a communities *1snoiutrat. .1 11-rtrr Mils y e a r . nationwide scale. , Homes, and list y*-ir about double Im.s w r i tte n la t h u t It will d e m o n ­ H e r b e r t Hoover, Secretary of that iiumt»-r. Tho outlook for : irate s<-v< n new h o u se s, c o m p l e t e ­ C o m m e r c e , U president of the or- ll.-tior lloiu**s Wt-.I. till* y.-ur Is ly f u rn is h e d , m id I n te n d s u n d e r ­ gSDltillon. Dr. James Ford, a that in:in) liunditi: of ullitlonal lid m g t h e r e n o v a t i o n uf a d i l a p ­ idated old h ouse to s h o w what caa h o u s i n g sp ecialist of note, bus been comm initUs will take part. •rrsntad a year’s Kavo from liar-1 t ’artlculur efforts uru being d|- bo d o n e In that direction, s t a n d a r d s of American home-bulld- campaign. D r. J o h n M. Orles. . t n g a n d home-making, enters upon Chief of t h e Division of Building i l l s th ir d year reorganized und and Housing of the Department of ■s tre n g th * nid. An active educa-1 Commerce. Is a member of tho : t i o n a l c a m p a ig n , entirely free from hoard of directors, nnd an actlvo tan, O rien ta l............................................................................................... $ 1.95 HUMMING BIRD HOSE 15 shades, also black and white Price refunded if not satisfactory �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924. Homes1o f Nation Must Be First, Leaders' Urge as Communities Mobolize for Better Hemes Drive RADIO PROGRAM rartesy of Radio Digest) (Central Time) (425) <1:00 p. {). Montreal me stories; 6:30, OrchesNovelty program; 0:30, Orchestra. Pittsburgh (326) 5:15, concert; 6:15, Features; Talk; 5:15, Feature; 7:30, band. . Hastings (341) RebroadKDKA program. (GO, Oakland (321) 10:00 p. m., ervatory of Music program. (GW, Portland (492) 12:00 p. Dance music. _IJ, Los Angeles (395) R:45 p. 1,Children's program; 10:00, Glee program; 12:00, Orchestra. San Francisco (423) 10:00 , Dance Orchestra nnd popular ./* St. I*ouis Post Dispatch I) 9:00, Theatre Orchestra conChicago (536- 6:30 p. m., Itime story; 7:00, Dinner con8:00, Musical program. 7X, Havana (400 ) 7:30 p. m., j concei t, JAP,* Fort Worth (476) 7:00 m„ Sunday School review and class. KWBAV, Columbus (390) 12:00 News; music. 7WBZ, Springfield (337). 6:00, er concert; 6:30 Bedtime Ji 6:40, l'inno recital; 7;25, D$CAE, Pittsburgh (162) 5:30 p. Dinner concert; 6:30, Bedtime 7:30, Musical. Kansas City (411) p. m., Night hawks. AP. Chicago (.360), 7:00, >rt; 10:00, Birthday Celebrnnnd orchestra. DAR. Philadelphia (395) 6:30 Talk. >W EAF, New York (492) 6:30 p ; soprano; 7:00, Quartette; 8:00, IA, Dallas News (476). 8:30 ,. m., Musical recital; 11:30, ICO. LAW NS The lawn is tho carnet for your outdoor living room, is it thread­ bare, faded, showing holes here anJ there, the nap gone in spots? Then the question is: Do you want to got n new carpet or repair the old one? A cheap lawn, like a chonn car­ pet. won’t last. The best is the cheapest investment in the long run and the expense in this outdoor carpet la preparing the flooring of soil on which it is to be laid. Be­ fore starting out there are n few preliminary nutations to be set­ tled before the prescription of remedies to be hpplied to a sicklooking verdure or to the founda­ tion for a new hnvn. Docs it hold enough moisture all season to keep grass alive? Have you facilities for supply­ ing any deficiencies in moisture? Does excess moisture drain olT properly In unusually wet spells? Is there enough humus or or­ ganic m atter in the soil to net as a sponge and hold moisture? Is it well drained ? Is the soil sweet or ncid ? Is the surface even or is it bum­ py, undulnting and rough? If it does not hold moisture, manure or docuying vegetable mat­ ter such ns half-rotted leaves should be spaded or plowed in. If the grass is thin and of poor qual­ ity it should be nlowcd under to furnish some of tnis needed humus or decayed vegetable matter. If the soil is of good quality but the surface uneven, carefully cut the sod in even strips, remove it, stack It in convenient sections, grass surface to grass surface, and root surface to root surface, while the surface is being graded, raked anil rolled into smoothness and then lay it again, watering it well nnd rolling it smoothly into place. Sprinkle commercial fertilizer or bone meal on the newly graded surface and rake it in before re­ placing the sod. If there is a lug fill to bo taken care of let the basis be any rubbish about the premises, provided it is buried deep enough. It will help to give drainage. A little clay is an excellent ad­ dition if the soil is of very light sandy texture. The clay does not nmko up for the lack of decaying vegetable matter or manure. Both should be added. A soil of com­ pact character Is better lawn soil than a light sandy one. Worms and parasites in the in­ testines of children undermine health nnd so weaken their vitality that they are unable to resist the diicases so fatal to child life. The safe course Is to give n few doses of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It destroys nnd expels tho worms : without tho slightest injury to the ■;* health or activity of the child, j Price 35c. Sold by nil leading drug- DEATH MASK That’s what the Herald Want Ads are—cold facts— about things that are plan­ ned for your good. They arc 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 are N otice I* h r r r h y g iv e n to a l l w hom missing. That is the help It m ay concern t h a t A. M. K ey. as the Herald Wants can af­ G u a rd ia n of tile p e r s o n a n d e s ta te of J e w e l P auline D orner. a m inor. ford you. F lo re n c e A gnes D o rn e r; a minor. Get accustomed to doing NenI Aurel D o rn e r, n m in o r , und Dorner n m in o r, w ill on the things by the Herald Want Inez 15th day of March. A. I». 1924. npAd method and you will ply to the County J u d g e III a n d fo r find them profitable, even Hemlnnte County. F lo rid a , a t his office a t Sunftinl, F lo rid a , a t 10 in the most trivial matters. o’clock A. 31., o r a s soon t h e r e a f t e r Turn the cold facts of the an tho m a tte r r a n he h e a r d , for a u t h o r i ty to sell ut public *,r p r i ­ Herald Wants into gold in v a t e sa le the undivided I n t e r e s t of your pocket. J e w e l Pauline D orner, F lo re n c e A g n e s Dorner. N eal A urel D orner. To reach nil the people Iiu-s Dorner. m inors. In und to effectively — leave your j nnd th e following describe*! r e a l e s ta te , Want Ad at The Herald of­ slliinte, lying a n d holng In the fice. Phone us to send for C ounty of Seminole. S ta te of F ln r- ; more p a r ti c u la r l y d e s c rib e d a s ' it, or phone it to the Want hla. follows, tn-w lt: Ad Department. T h e West h a lf of th e N o r t h e a s t TURPENTINE OPERATOR DEAD. AAiss grace A b b o tt T h a t th e h o m e s of a n a tio n a r o a n d m u s t contluuo to be a th i n g of g r e a t e s t I m p o r t a n c e to tho w o m e n of t h a t n a tio n is m a in ta in e d b y som e o f t h o bestk n o w n w om en o f t h e U n ite d States, w h o a r o d e v o t i n g th e ir t l m n a n d e n e r g ie s to h o m o I m p ro v e m e n t, u n d e r tho u u s p lc e s o f B e tte r H o r n e s In A m e r ic a . A m o n g th o n a t io n a l l e a d e r s on th o b o ard of d ir e c to r s o f t h i s o r ­ g a n iz a tio n Is M iss G ra ce A b b o tt, C h ie f of tho U n ite d S ta te s C h ild ­ r e n ' s B ureau. Miss A b b o tt p o in ts o u t th o u r g e n e y of b e t te r h o m e s In A m e r ic a f r o m th o s t a n d p o i n t of t h o ch ild ren o f th o c o u n t r y . A n ­ o t h e r e a r n e s t a d v o c a t e o f ho m o b e t t e r m e n t la Mrs. T h o m a s G. W i n t e r , p r e s i d e n t of th o G e n e ra l F e d e r a t i o n of W o m e n ’s C lu b s , nnd a m e m b e r of t h o ndvlsory coun c il o f B e l t e r H o m e s In A m e r ic a . T h o B e tte r H o m e s In A m e r i c a m o v e m e n t g r e w o u t of a s p e e c h of t h o la to P r e s i d e n t H a r d i n g a t A k ­ ro n . O hio In 1921, w h o d e c la r e d t h a t "th o s o u n d n e s s of o u r social s y s t e m nnd s t a b i l i t y of o u r c o u n t r y a r o g r e a tly e n h a n c e d b y t h o d e ­ v e lo p m e n t o f lov o f o r a h o m e , nnd th o c r e a tio n o f n hom o t h a t ca n bo loved." T h o o r g a n iz a ti o n so AlRS.TllOMAf a WINTER p r o v e d Its e d u c a tio n a l v a lu e f o r t h o h o m e - m a k e r s a n d p ro sp ec tiv e h o m e - m a k e r s of tho c o u n t r y t h a t It w a s r e c e n tly In c o rp o ra te d us a n a t i o n a l e d u c a tio n a l Institution, w i t h H e r b e r t H oover. S e c r e ta r y of C om in crco , a s president, a n d J a m e s F o r d , n a t io n a l h o u sin g specialist, a s exe cu tiv e direc to r. C o m m u n iti e s throughout tho U n i t e d Btntcs n r e a l r e a d y being m obilize d fo r B e tte r H o m e s ileni* o n s tr a t io n s , w h ic h will t a k e place d u r i n g B e tte r H om es W e e k , from M a y 11 to M a y IS. I n formed y e a r s th e se d e m o n s tr a tio n s hav# b e e n held tn c o m m u n iti e s nil tho w a y fro m th o G ulf S t r e a m to bo* y o n d th o A rc tic circle: t h e r e wero a p p r o x i m a t e l y 1000 s u c h demon* s t r n t l o n s In 1923 alone. T h o n u m ­ b e r w ill p r o b a b ly bo m a te r ia lly In­ c r e a s e d t h is y e a r , ns th o e d u c a ­ t i o n a l value o f tho d e m o n s tr a tio n s a l o n g h o m e - m a k i n g lines h a s now b e e n t h o r o u g h ly e stablished. P r e s ­ i d e n t Coolldgc, w ho h e a d s tho a d ­ v is o r y c ounc il o f B e tte r H o m e s In A m e r ic a , r e c e n t l y Issued a n e n ­ d o r s e m e n t of t h e m o v e m e n t, urg* In g c o - o p e r a tio n In B e t t e r H om e) d e m o n s t r a t i o n s upon c o m m u n ltlc l t h r o u g h o u t t h » nation. H e a d q u a r t e r s a r e n t 1653 Penn* s y l v a n l a A v en u e , W a s h in g t o n . BRANFORD. Mar. 14.—C. A. Howell, turpentine operator of La­ fayette county, is dead a t his home near here. A native of Virginia. Mr. Howell was 58 years of age nt the time of his death. He remov­ ed front the Old Dominion to Geor­ gia when n young man and Inter moved to this state where he bail resided for 21 years, lie is sur vived by his widow and five chil­ dren; one brother and four sisters. lls t lt t mi A m N m II m fa r Ts I'atfer D w tlM 111 mi the O t s r n l Sts tales s f the Xtste s i M m M i Notice Is h s r e h y g l r r n th a t O vers t r e e t I n v e s tm e n t Company, p u r ­ c h a s e r of T a x C e rtifica te No. 119. d a t e d the t s t day of Ju n e . A. D., 1198, hus tiled said certifica te III m y office, nnd h a s m ade application f o r ta x d*-e,| to Issue In accodanre w ith law. Said ce rtifica te em braces th e follo w in g d escribed property s i t u ­ a t e d In Hetnlnole County, Florldn, t n - w l t : *i lo t. In lleg. NW. Cor. of HW«* of N K U , Her. 1. T a p . 21 8., It. 19 K.. r u n H. 5RM ft.. K. **J ft.. N. B5«.« ft.. \V. (81 ft.. (I-ess It. It. r i g h t - o f - w a y ) —S acres. The said la n d being a s sessed a t the d a t e of th e Issuance of such certifica te In th e nam e o f A. 31. H unt. Unless r a id c e r tif ic a te rhnll he redeemed ac c o rd in g to la w ta x deed will Issue th e re o n «n t h e l&th day of April, A. D. 1914. W itn e s s m y official s ig n a tu r e an d se a l th is th e 7th day of March, A, 1». 1924. (HUAI.) K. A. DOUGLASS. C lerk Circuit Court S em lnle County, F lorida. By A. M. Weeks, D. C. Q u a r t e r i.f the N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of Section 33. T o w n s h ip 19, South of fla n g e 31 Kant, less t h e N orth te n a c re s of th e C a s t T h r e e - Q u a r ­ te rs of Hie West h a l f of t h e N o r t h ­ east Q u a r te r of th e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r ­ t e r of Section 33, T o w n s h ip 19, S outh of Uungc 31 Hast, n nd Also, the N o rth w e s t Q u a r t e r of th e N orthw est Q u a r t e r of S r r t l o n 33, T ow nship JU. S outh o f Kongo 31 F ast, less th e W e s t 1027.5 feet, w hich application w ill tie b a s e d u p ­ on tho petition f o r s a le th e re o f now on file In t h e offic e o f the f o u n tV J u d g e of Setnltndp C ounty, F lorida. D ate d lids H t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1921. A. It. K EV. •As c.uardlan f o r t h e p e r s o n and e s t a t e of J e w e l P a u lin e D orner. F lo re n ce a g u e s D orner. Neal t A urel Dorner. n nd Inez D orner. minors. 2 - 15-22-29-3.7-1 1 H # m i b tha Phone Number W E HAVE MOVED TO FIRST ST. COME IN A N D SEE US. S a n f o r d P a in t S M E E T 'H ie Queen of Ice Creams” F IT FOR A QUEEN The Cream with the Creamy Taste A t A ll Good Dealers Or delivered from our plant in one-half gala, or more. K iis im u is s is iiiu a iiii ir a z n u iu g a g g a a a g ^ AUDITORIUM £ DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Wednesday, March 19th, 8:15 P.M . Mme. ^ no ft*i.4 ...Carolina -Florida Service Station... Gas 25c Galli-Curci f World Renowned Soprano, Only appearance in Florida This Season. Brices: $1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $1.00, plus tax. Phone 939. Seat Sale Begins Monday, March 10th. Automobile Repairing BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS OPEN D A Y AND N IG H T ------LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS On the Joe Sauser Corner. Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED BY 0 . C. BRYANT W AGNER, FLA i! ji 1 ! 3 ] ] ■■■■■■i!iinH B H H aaB nH aaB H B B ai!H FuaB B B iiK aB aim iaH jaaac»H H K B C H C B aaaaacnH R K R aH M aH H B aH H M aB jiSB aB B uuiia New Orleans Celebrates. 1866,000 FROM STRAWBERRIES CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES COLD FACTS PHONE 148 . f t Philndclphin (395) 5:00 o. Talk; 5:30, Music; 8:00, Talk; Dance music. KGI, Medford Hillside (360) )t>. m., Evening program; talk; laical. GR, HufTalo (310) 5:30 p. in., music; 6:30, News reports. GY, Schenectady (380) 8:30 p. - mcc music. AS, Louisville (400) 7:30 p. Concert, reading. IP, Philadelphia (509) 5:05 p, Music; 6:00. Talk; 7:00, Recit&16, Dance music. *K, Cleveland (283) 5:00 p. Music. A cynic thinks the song of love rAM. Cleveland (390) 8:00 p. NEW HEALTH OFFICER. TRANSFERRED TO PALM is a swan song. Dance program. HE.U'IL JVJAZ. Chicago (448) 10:00 p. GAINESVILLE, Mar. 14.—Dr. WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 14. Popular music. Daily Fashion Hint W. A. Claxton has been appoint cl —!)r. S. it. Weirich fins been ap­ JZ, New York (155) 6:30 p. ns district health officer in charge pointed district health olfieer for Band: 7:00, Talk: 7:15, Band; of District No. 4, with headquar­ the state board of health, with | |5, Talks, music; 9:30, Orchesters in this city, lie was associated hemlquurtern here. He war, until with the Florida state board of recently asrncintcd with the Divi­ Q, Chicago News (477.5) © health years itgo, having resigned sion of Contagion:' Diseases, at p. nt.. Concert; 9:00, Theatre PICTCTUAL to enlist in tho Canadian Army Washington, D. O., anti formerly je. REVIEW Medical Corps. District No. -l in­ v.'a •, i i i : . . o f the Viaventnbie « . AVMC, Memphis (500) 8:30 p. m„ cludes Jtffer*Hn; SMdi'tlfi: 'Ih m il- DtAer.se 'Departhichf of the West o i Cfnchrt. Ion, Taylor. Suwannee, Lafayette, Virginia Stifle Board of Health. t) WOC, Davenport (181) 6:30 p. Columbia, Baker. Union, Bradford. He resigned that position to enter m.,' Sandmun'u visit; 9:00, Orches­ Dixie, Alachua, Levy and Hamilton the tnedkal enrp of the United tra. ,tr counties. .Stntcs army flarin'; th? World WO AW, Omaha (526) 6:30 p. nt., Dinner program; 9:00, Musical. war. Dr. Weirich’s district for the TAMPA—Cqnstru/.ion of new j present will include the tallowing WOR. Newark (405) 5:30 p, in., Hillsborough high school nearing j counties: Osceola, Dravnrd, Dade Orchestra; 6:15. Tnlk. completion, und Monroe. : WSB, Atlanta (429) 8:00 p. tn., Birthday jubilee and concert. LAKELAND, Mar. 11.—This ** Mnxon’n strawberry production it: IK the Lakeland district will upproxtO mate $800,000, according to figure i ^ compiled by T. II. McAnlle for lie: j Star-Telegram. At the time ti e J*p figures were prepared a total of I 1*9 701,839 quarts had liecn shipped !*. front three points which brought #787,216.50. Kathleen had shipped 281,088 quarts for $98,370.20; Cub loway 903.092 quarts, for -337,398.20, and Lakeland, 456,759 quarts for $159,862.50. WATER MAINB ORDERED. TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 14^Florida State College has ordered n lot of water mains for the cam­ pus and the water system will be extended to give the new buildings better fire protection. The city will place additional hydrants on tho campus nt an early date, it is stated. H33 MODELS FOR GROWN-UPS AND YOUNGSTERS Useful are 'the styles pictured herci the apron featuring a new idea. Tli: extensions at the dower edges of th: back section arc buttoned to rite fronti A natch fO:ket may be added or omit; ted as fancy dictates. If a touch nl trimming is desired rick-rack braid could outline the neck and armholes, Medium size requires 1)4 yards 46-inch material. Cotton, woolen and silken fabric) arc suited to the development of thtlittlc dress pictured to the richt, with closing on the shoulders. The front and liack yokes arc cut in one wit) the front nnd lack of the dress, h is an easy matter, if desired, to lengthet i tlie sleeves with straight sections ant gat iter the sections to narrow wrist lands. The scalloped lower edge o the dress and the sleeves arc liouitt with ribbon. Medium size require 1* i yards 40-inch material and 4 yard of riblion. First Modi I: Pictorial Review Dres No. 1747. Sizes, 36 to 44 inches bust Price, 30 cents. Second Model: Dress No. 1753 Sizes, 2 to 0 years Price, 25 cents. SECURED RELIEF THROUGH FOLEY PILLS John R. Gordon, Danville, II!., writes: “ I have suffered with kid­ ney trouble five years; could not Annual Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans draw great crowds, sleep nt night und wus always tir­ as the photo wilt testify. The entire city quit3 work on such occasions. ed. I was not strong and hurd work made mv hack ache. I got some FOLK) PILI-S and nfter a cirnnBHflX BCBuusrcun9hxa;.xuBaabi^r(£r*2*3!J,j r * a r u a 3 a a b n z few treatments I felt better and u M n could work with more ease, be­ a came stronger and could sleep bet­ a LSI ter." FOLEY PILLS nre a diuretic a n stimulant for the kidneys, make After the rain, damp and fog of winter your beds in u them more ’active. Get u bottle many instances have become unsanitary. Let us na regin, renovate, rework aad retick them. We make them na NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE’S us good a s new for about one-third the cost of a new a a SALE one. We have thousands of satisfied patrons in San­ ■ a aa u u ford and surrounding territory. m The undersigned will receive a bids for the purchase of the Mock M We also do upholstering and have a full and complete in trade, fixtures, automobiles und a line of tapestries and velours from one of the biggest a parts, und uccounls of the Dixie wholesale supply houses in the United Slates. Will be u aa Motor Company, at No. 115 So. Park Ave., Sanford, on the 17th glad to subm it sam ples upon request. Phone us your a« na day of March, 1921, j»* :! o’clock. wants. ■ n Bids may be made on entire as­ a a Dr, Valdemar Fortunate of Johns a a sets of company, or un any putt i Ifqpluns University, a noted sculpn a . tor, molded a death musk of the thereof. Terms of sale rush. The assignee reserves the right , ■ former president’s features. He is shown here after coming from the to reject any ,and all bids, or to ac Phone 402 M l. Wilson homo, with the mask in his cep* p a ^ n d reject part of a lad. L ann. DAVID SPEER, Assignee. aBaaHRiiiertnarnniiRQBKsaaiiBanrRrtrnnaE^BnnHsaaBnanaHa a a ft* n “ **nrrr!-------- r ; - ----- Daily Lessons in Domestic Economy REAL economy consists o f spending your money where you’ll get th e greatest satijfaction and service it is possible to get for the amount you spend. It consists of weighing and choosing the things you would like to buy—selecting the ones th at will g iv e you the most enjoyment— then seein g that you get full dollar for dollar value. Every day, simply by reading the advertisem ents in this paper, you can take a lesson in household economics. The advertisements teach efficiency in buying. markets. They show you the best They lighten your housework by telling you about the new est conveniences and labor-saving devices. They give you a ’me on n thousand and one things that will help you materially If y o u w a n t a r e a l le s s o n in e c o n o m ic s e v e r y d a y — r e a d th e a d v e r tise m e n ts �*> " ^ ■ ^ w ea g ! t o - g - - - - " 1 " »*' ' * / \*■<v • »v.‘ . '■'* ■'’ ■ ■ kL1>, FRIDAY, * ’<:t*i GARDENS THAT PRODUCE RESULTS Kind and Quantity of Seed to Buy and P la n t.; LUNCHEON SUGGESTIONS <>•f t >f. BY 'HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING Dircctrr.Ilcme Economics, Calumet link in ft Powder Co., Chicago, IP, UY SETH W. SHOEMAKER ■ ------------More importance should be attached (o variety in the fc.cakfast Director, School of Agriculture, Internnlicnal CirrecporJoncc Schoolr, ' menu; tho wholcccmcness of the foods chosen, r.r. well ns the manner Scranton, I'a. of serving it. Too often breakfast In the most neglected -ol nil monK ' ----------- — ! And because it is ro easily nnd quickly prepared, many hourewUc; git Tro nxerngo amateur gardener of little experience is always p e r-! into ther hahit of serving toast and coffee every morning. picked an to what seed to buy and nr. to haw much la buy for his garden. , A pood breakfast means a goad start for the day. The tempting How much will the housewife need during the coming months? sight and pleasing taste of the food stimulate the flow of the digestive Failure to estimate this fairly accurately will make Idm lose costa juices, creating n healthy appetite, and a more perfect digestion. ■■ a gardener at tho family council. No excuses can be r.ccqi.cd for The two weeks* breakfast menus given here are well balanced, fur­ running out of lettuce, or radishes, or onions, or firing leans at the nish variety, and the dishes suggested are wholesome. height of the season. Because of the popularity of WnITIes and Griddle Cakes, this news­ paper suggests that you write to the Home F.conomxa Department of the Calumet Flaking Powder Company, Chicago. Illinois, and recoUc tho!r new booklet—A Lesson on WaiTlcn am] Griddle Cakes. FIRST WEEK SECOND WEEK Sunday Sunday Wa.Tlcs with Maple Syrup Stewed Fruit Toast Raked Apples Virginia Waflles — finked Sausage SLVCMN rOLiow, •rTUSNIPS Coffee CofTee Monday Monday Grapefruit Oatmeal Sliced Danauna with Creatn Strips of Dacon Poached Eggs Potato Cakes (made from left­ Paeon Mullins over mashed potatoes) Caffee Unking Powder Uiscuiu Tuesday Coffee Grapenuts with Ton Milk Tuesday Evuit * *TJ.I jf Stowed Prunes One-Egg MuiTii. i Creamed Chipped Reef on Tonst Lyonnaise Putatoos Cereal Muffins — Fruit Marmalade W ; Coifeo ^ • i ’&V' Coffee Wednesday tec Wednesday Apple Saucu Ornngoa Rroiled ISncon Hot Cereal Whole Wheat Minfins French Tonst Coffco Coffee flh S & S R CARtYCAB8AGEroiu»w*»v*MTtPtA&) . ThuradWy Thursday >35 Puffed Wheal or "Rice Canned Perches fPCAS reuuojrto arSPlNACHf with Cream Wheat Cereal M ja5SM eaaftRggi Poached Eggs — Tonst lint Cream Toast NEARLYPEASMoBCANSrouowioTt Coffeo Coffee Friday FridS> •Cp Fr.iit ’<®,<8*B|« 83!£^ipA R 5N iPS^w^ a ®&2 >^ F 1 Corn Flakes — Slictd Hannon* Buckwheat or C.?rn Meal Griddle Cakes Grid ik» f el cm Coffee CofTee K&LfeMttftttftfJ CAR SaturdaySaturday Hot Cereal with Top Milk Stewed Figs Rico Mutl'in.*; Pnp-Overs — Marmalade Fruit Preserver tm m iif o w o u s te x m m Y f t'? Coffee Cotfee ft s r«m«£kSi D a ily F a sh io n H in t RO; M ; : T U C t ^ <g ^ f 3 ,t S > jg g g s S a a t^ ife e fa g a ^ F g ^ d s a a :tPB A .W ttU .P la a tx d Q d rd en ; ADDLE AND DATE SALAD i Mix :t tablespoons salad oil with ;l 1-2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1-2 tnblespoon powdered sugar and u | few grains of salt. Have ready -1 cup of chopped dates and 2 cups ! diced apples, Sprinkle flie dates land apples separately with the (dressing. Chill for a half hour or | longer. Combine, arrange on b*»a.i | of crisp lettuce and sprinkle with ‘ 1*2 eup chopped nut incut*. a, V ; Jjk ... r« ■'><■i lt » *' Honest~to~goodni • 'w f. I..-, M Buckwheat lifts pI &P iii W 1 k v 1m m * J ■i • ft-*! i ~ ~ V4 NewCt ju st arrived i Cream BucKw' 4 mm ■ li , ■i ' -,v‘iAI- 'V *-' ■- i, d Makes Pancakes with the real, old-tim e buckwheat taste — lig h t , h e a lt h f u l, ■j « ? i delicious. •M i mi Df?;-: .1 // ....... V t V Package to griddle-just add ft zm m A N E GRANT, j o u r n a l i s t a n il tn a p isla u w r i t e r , m e m b e r o f th o Lucy S t o n e League w h ich behoves t h a t w o m e n s h o u l d k e e p th e ir own n a m e s a f t e r m a r ­ riage. proves t h a t a c a p a b l e w o ­ m a n outside of the h o m e Is a c a p ­ able w om an Inside t h e home. S h o w as c a u g h t by th o p h o t o g r a p h e r cooking a very c o m p lic a te d d is h for h e r husband's d i n n e r , — S o u t h ­ e rn F r u it Cake, w h i c h ho a d m i t s Is his favorite dish. H e r o Is t h e recipe; C ie a m crlsro a n d s u g a r t h o r ­ oughly together, t h e n a d d m o la s s ­ es. cre am , flour, so d a , eggs w ell bea te n, salt, spices, a n d fruit- M ix J well a n d tu r n Into criscoed a n d p a p e re d c a k e tin a n d b a k e In slow o v e n one a n d a h alf h a u r & t Hufllclcnt for o n e la rg o c a k e . __ 1 cupful su g ar lt,1 c u p f u l crlsco 1 c u p f u l m olasses H c u p f u l s o u r crc atri "£${«!J,vl* 3 c u p f u ls flour 1 te asp o o n fu l s a l t 4 te a sp o o n fu l b a k i n g soda’ 3 eggs 1 te asp o o n fu l p ow dered c in n a m o n 1 c u p f u l seeded m ls ln s H cupful cu rran ts “* hi te asp o o n fu l g r a te d n u tm e g > 4 te asp o o n fu l p ow dered cloves H te a sp o o n f u l po w d ered allspice EVERYTHING FC LENTE IS E A S 0 Our Stores are Mil • Quality Lenten D< WM is aTeaspdGuM? FANCY a w I'INEADDLE AND DATE SALAD By Seth W. Shoemaker, may be .systematically followed. «P*T-i.v. Director, School of Agriculture, Many gardens nre spoiled by 1 can sliced pineapple, Ri m yielding to the temptation to rush International Correspondence 1-1 tcaspooi mustard, mace IV, v*t r nhwj<j and fc v p v w g jftrftj 1-2 tiQihjvatm-calpr-n----grocery or from some alluring [ 1 tablespoon sugar, Gardening is n favorite pastime calnlogue without having any 1-1 teaspoon paprika, to many city dwellers and tt source definite idea of just what is re2 tablespoons flour, of considerable income to people Quirwf. 1-2 clip vinegar, in nil walks of life. l iti'kagi- Dromedaiy date*, The beginner at least will he Drain juice from pineapple. Is your garden producing an in­ wise to confine his garden to paper 1Measure liquid and if necessary for the first lYw days. come and beter health for you? j add enough water to make l cup. Have you ever thought of the .............. on paper merely c»nGardening 'Heat. Mix mustard, salt, sugat, poMdbility of making an attractive slsts in making n Vhngnim o f'th c paprika, flour and vinegar. Ftir ns well as a profitable garden in (•ardcn lo bc. includirg thoso vege! suntil smooth. Add to hot fruit your backyard? ’ tables which you would like to have­ - juice ,slowly, stirring constant*y Many liackyurdt; ./ill yield as and which you perhaps will be able;l ! until it boil*. Allow to boil IS much as $ICO worth of vegitahl.'* tog row with the best success. The ■ ( minutes. Chill. Cut pineapple and in a season. Few gardens will yield • pace required for each kind of ' dates in pieces, Mi< with chilled vegetable* should be considered, i leu than $10 to worth. A SLENDERIZING MODEL | dressing and serve oti eri iu lettuce The rows should, ue piotteil out , Perhaps cquu. j nr. important, ! luiVPM, there is health to be dug out of the M’d a succession of crops planuc-d One can affect th" ultra-modish plaits) hi-ll. Thu digging will produce an that cui bo handled *<• as to Uucp I and |wnels of the seasons it hour, ‘sacri-'=== rppetite and Cm .-"suit:, of intelli* ibe garden growing something mu- 1ficia^ the slender silhouette, with thi* gent digging will supply the means 1ful at nil times. French iiumIcI. It is carried out in to satisfy the appetite. These preliminary steps will be black crcpe-Lic!» satin. The vest is There is nothing my-iterb'u. ; greatly apprecia'.ud a tho neauon , beaded in colorful effect and extend* j well below the,' waist-line. Deep about this process and nothing es­ ; dinner.;. The accompanying drawing illus- gathered cufi t, joimxl to narrow wristpecially difficult t„.cp t the i-ieli.iation or ability to put a little tit.i • I irates a plnn that may . e n e a., a Ltnds, lengthen the flrcvts. Medium ■v/orkllt giiau.-i for aln.'isl any home *i*e rcqu.res 5?i yards dU-iach batin. end effort Into the work. Ihctorul Review Drew No. I71M. Many gardener.; are discouraged ganlen. It ha< been uenigneJ for warden C O tV-i by H O feet that f 1 , ; 11 to 48 ,nchcs busti by the condition of their noil, but w ill ....lu> nri'iinlfsl . . iln . rln . e ,,the n m n n u Cents, many condilioiut that ure consider- V,I* J *’V occupies! during the aennm id unfavorable are not really *- "lul ^ “cimigcd with necessary NEW HANK I1LTLD1NG. cv bad as.1 invy they nivifl stem U'lli tt-ui It it Id is more a ■-<,nr»,riy Dali U iihmd « * " f l be !i..ui. |in *((ucstion. SARASOTA. Mar. 1".—r onlract question of minuting the ............ lie f ft ,n«y f,,r « Has been let *>: ,:ie erection here vegetables or of planting the kind i''y , of a SgflO.OIM bank building to of vegetables tluit will tin well on ' *r lhv h • the soil you have than it. is to I - i»"1 3l"»c‘i “rr-in««l r"p t!l ’ va’ limise the Fiist National Rank. It rioii; crops, Ihe mirictiei ol* each will be seven stories high, with a discouraged it* the nin .ici*. crop to be planted inti l be deter­ fri ntage of 2d feel on Main Stret In planting uny gulden, unqucj mine don. This is a .cry important and 250 on Central Avenue, the up­ tionably the first tiling to do i - to • top and will !>;• disco .;cd Inter! ou per stories to contain hotel looms start with a paper and pencil. in lliis column, and of!)c.> space. Much time, sonic backache, mid many heartache:; will be avoided by simply making out n plan that 101fes29c|150£J — i t d e p e n d s o n t h e B ak* Iny Powder you use. You m ust use a Leaning spoonful o f many brands because they d o n ’t contain a* m uch leav­ ening strength as Thu E co n o m y B A K W G S A T U R D A Y ONL' A I P SALMO Fancy Columbia River Royal Chii 29c 49c P O W IS K R I Level spoonfuls nre a ll that arc n co essary when you use C A L U M E T —It makes more lin k in g which means n real fiavlug o n bake dcy. Sales ty i tinu*3\ ns rutcft as th at o f any eth e r b ra n d POTATOES n », 1 - 2 LB. CAN Jffm. n «i| I**- #* (i Miui i, i«ik 1 LB. C A N Strictly Fresh B U L K V Guarding- King Tut i __ FORT MYERS, Mar. 13.--Johi Ranch, of I'h ira g ;, t:; dead licve. He wns 73 yc;irs of age and Im t been in declining henltn rav sor.v* time. Mr, Roach formerly was a j street tallway prcKhLuit the Windy City, and was a director of thf* Chicago R allviy Company n. l!:c time of his death. He v.a* ar- J se a member of tho Un'on I.'ague, Chicago Golf. Exmoor Country end ClUcngo Dress clubs. SOCIAL WORKERS MEET. WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 13 —The Florida conference of social workers will me tit here on Apr;'. U-1R, with representatives fro;a ] juvende and social welfare nge.icies throughout the state expected to bo in attendance fudge Ri.-. ’• ilicl:s of the di-me lie relation*- \ court at Richmond, Va. ii oil tinprogram for one of the prneipul upccchsa. Duval OlVicers Catch Murderer o f Jax Man PIGGLY WIGGLY is now a mighty power in grocery merchandising. This power en­ ables ii; to buy merchandise in hugh quanti­ ties at prices that m eans thousands of dol­ S p o c? x s i / S i-iZ lars saved caeli year to the housewives oi America. Stone’s Cakes, Duke’s Relish, Dainty Flour Fresh Country Kggs ......................... 35 ets. Government Corn and Ror.st Beef ............. k'rw a n m n w rr *»acj 1 lb. can 20 cts. sell « t J _ Tall Vim Evaporated Sunset Co!i! per C h . c M ilk ........... . f) cts. jFinest fresh Baby Vim Evaporated It’ Milk ... .... 4 1-2 ets. : rujuuv*2.- .C 10 lbs. Sugar 90 ets. V‘ when sold with 1 lb. U Bulk Cocoa at 35 ets. No.l Can Quart SATURDAY AND MONDAY M a r c h 1 5 ---- - M a r c h 1 7 T W Roberts* Grocery. JACKSON VI L IE , Mar. IX After a eha of practically the entire night. Usury ILirris. nge 24.» "f MaxviUe, was captured and i; |n jail here, ehurgi'dw ith the kill ing of Heniamia ..I. Lucas, bis brother-in-law, by shooting him I’uoiu ..now a luuy miaeil n a tu i i im is guuiuiug me lump ef last night, atwording to the sheriff. The cause of killing wns not as­ King Tut, following quitting of Howard (’niter, excavator. It vuj . certained. It is suspected that it taken at Luxor, Egypt, where the priceless tomb was discovered. 1 followed shortly after a quarrel. c * - ,v~;. l’hune :I9 . ; kill- fiS-x High Grade Self-Rising kid) o u A & P f U 9 IONA 24 LB . ri 2 4 LB. Self-Rising or Plain 2YEE i L!).$J i vm c • * J ii lbs Q j The Idea! Dried Fruit mmM+>l mm.rmt x t j a n c.2 1-2] CAN PIEJ ’- C an ... ^V. U V - --.-.I 105 MaRnttlia Ave. ■L*£ik ft- ■. iw -v A * ' __I Next In Milane T heatre.! w n 1w f JO H N M. ROACH DEAD. m today H A W A I I A N �Dafly Herald M tnM P rla ilit H eadlines and Prosperity. Newspaper headlines are indicative of the true condi­ H i rtw M i. tion of the community in which the newspaper fa published. 111 CacoBd C lass M atter, Oc- Glancing over the files of The Herald for the past three 1111. a t the r o e to fftc e at months one will And a good index to Sanford's substantial and prosperious condition. COMBS. P m Ideat If there is a resident of Sanford or Seminole county who L. 1IKA1V, V lee-Prea Meat fAJIU m o See.Treaa. is still in doubt as to prospects for a great growth here, ha Phnae 1M should read the following headlines, picked at random from Ita A t m * The Herald: U PT tO It RATKMi "New Hotel on lake front to cost $600,000." r*_|7.#0. Sis Month* 11.50 tn City ur Carrier per "Golf links to be enlarged to 18 holes at cost of $40,000." lie. Week* Edition «f Per "Athletic Held to be built costing $36,000.” "$920,000 voted for municipal utilities and city hall." AL NOTICBt A ll obituary la o f thanks. reanlutlona "Municipal Bonds for waterworks sold at big premium." llcea of en tertain m en t* where "Work to begin immediately on $375,000 municipal wat­ are m ade, w ill be charged I regular ad vertisin g rate*. er works." lorlda. under act o t March t o o M ANY COOKS As Brisbane Sees It C an Dobb Says \Jc\ /YE Five Good Sons. Our Very Old Earth. One Life for Another. Much Money in Sugar. So n CopyriKlIl, 1911 THE FIVE sons of Mrs. Han­ nah Wise drew lota for the honor of supplying blood for a trans­ fusion to save the mother’s life. The world takes notice of that, for it’s unusual. The same world takes it quite for granted that every mqther should give her blood to her chil­ dren, the blood which is the .life of a child, and a t birth more blood than the averge transfusion would require. -fio' A' . I'l. Uo /T OH In Washington Is * good palm greaser. Judging by reports the oil u Washington must bo about knsdeep to a telephone pole. The ex-kaber is planting a td» garden, --------Korucn, which wmen iIss one way to mt your flowers while you are are living. ___you Now Sir Oliver Udgo is Hod about the world, in d ic a tin g b getting along in yenra. * * r- ' *V >1 res What will they do in Washing­ ton when they run out of offid,?, to be investigated? ** Working too much will get yon "Residential construction for year will exceed all prev­ s . ‘>1 THE PEOPLE of the oarth. in the same as loafing too much ious records." eluding our animal forbears, nre X * Germs don’t care about how imolder than we have thought, and "$150,000 in realty transfers." portant you arc. ni so is our planet. Professor Henry "Mayfair, Sanford’s nev ebt subdivision opens." Norris Russell, professor of astro­ "Real E state deals closed involving $63,000." A government is a system of nomy at Princeton, estimates the checks and balances which tend to "Sanford g ets new concrete pipe factory' to be built by age of tho earth at ten thousand «o become check books and bank ha!, million years and thinks It-likely $300,000 corporation.” antes. 1 tIDAY, MARCH 1-1, 1021. that life in some form has existed "Sanford Avenue paved and open for travel." here for more than ablliion ycnr3. / THOUGHT FOR TODAY Anyhow, it is certain that we have "Commissioners decide to hard-surface Osceola road.” The interest on seventv dolUr* Ninth Commandment:— hundreds of millions of years to will amount to $14,030,Out) if vou "Titusville-Geneva road to be paved." .32? go—plenty of time to Improve. can nford to wait three hundred ■halt not bear false witness "Contract let for miles of new sidewalks and sewers.” years for it. th> neighbor.—Exodus 20: “Seminole County has largest number of prize winners IF iTEVEN LOOKS PROFESSOR RUSSELL, view­ at Orlando fair." ing the complexity of the cosmoi, In SL Louis, a man of seventyLIKS 5 oop r u BE concludes that it is managed by six married a woman of seventy"City buys Ingram tract for athletic field." s u s p fc h s e o , LITTLE QUESTION MARK “nn intelligence that we may well four, this being the lir»: sign of "Seminole booth attracts much attention in New York." term personal.’’ spring in St. Louis. s’s a symbol that 1 know of, "Celery prices rising every day.” Certainly it isn’t nn ACCIDENT % bG R £SS^ a little curly-qiieuo, that hns kept this earth going "Orgnge Park, new subdivision is opened to public." a common, simple token, A big town is n place where n round the sun without n slip for faither out-of-dnte nor new; "Seminole Securities Company pay good dividend." polite traffic cop may bt charged ten billion years. Imagine a ma­ to wisdom and to power '•'ith conduct unbecoming an of­ "Harry Bodwell makes large investment in Sanford real chine -round up to run that long ficer. r t l will guide the frailest bark, estate.” lu g. without icwindii] "» keystone of achievementJust a Question Mark. “Sanford Herald buys site for new home on Park A ve­ A New York woman hns work­ YOUNG JOSEPH PRINKLK is nue.” ed fifteen years inventing n snowcondemned to death in Pennsyl­ Op it isn’t much to look at, I moving device instead of a wriu"City finances in excellent shnpe.". vania. Walter J. Kirkwood, fifty It isn’t much for size, kic-rcmovlng device. years old, health gone, offers to "Commissioners authorize paving more streets." the father of ideas die in place of the young man, the germ of enterprise; "New Jersey mnn pays $28,000 for 20 acre celery farm." paying his own carfnre to his own A senator leads a hard life thre •S S r^ i the key to vision’s shutters, "Work started on extension golf links to 18 holes.” days. He never knows if a deterexecution. ing fight into the dark; 6* tive is protecting him or shadowing "Thirty-three building permits issued in February." Governor Pinchit says it can’t Ifa the starting step to progress, him. "Lake front property being paved and beautified." .H iat little Question Mark. be arranged legally, and the mere "Collection of taxes indicate big increase." suggestion seems strange to us It ever close before you OCCIDENTALS. In Chino, not "Modern ice cream factory opened for business.” the business of the day; long ngo, n prosperous man sen­ “Contract let for $67,000 yacht basin." |h you think you’vo reached ,*perfection, In summing up the situation it is safe to state that im­ tenced to death could hire a sub­ t There is still a better way. the glass, for he sums up the result BY HARRY B. HUNT provements being made or contemplated in Sanford will ag­ stitute. Many young Chinese al­ l^you. count yourself a wizard, of hin quest thus tersely: NBA Service Stag Writer. lowed their heads to be cut off to gregate close to two millions of dollars. At no time in the you feel that you’re a shark, | “I could count up tho ideal can­ WASHINGTON Mur. 14.—The it Just shows that what you're city's history has there been so active a demand for real es­ get money for their fathers and "Social Bloc" is busy again. This didates for president this year on mothers. needing tate. Certainly at no time has Sanford’s future been bright­ time it is not after an "outsider,'* the fingers of n man who had both - la a good, old Question Mark. ’Ilarbarism,” wc call it. But whom it can bo-dnzzle with a view arms shot away in the late w ar." er. why is it worse than allowing of the riches thnt can bo enjoyed o . can always do things better, Americans to buy substitutes to in Washington by one who is “in ' Senator Robert L. Owen, of Ol:- ■ 'You can always use more care, Public Business Should Be Made Public. take their places in wnrT Many right," but one whom it feels lnhoma, might Justly claim u purer |jj nm can And room for improvci, i ,. . . should, b e c a u s e o f h i s v e r y w e a l t n American!nm thnn any other mem­ i: ■V ment p r o s p e r o u s A m e r ic a n s diu t h a t in aru| in flu e n ce, n a t u r a l l y fall w i t h i n ber of the Senate. He is the one li !Any .time and anywhere; The lack of publicity Riven to transactions carried on by our Civil War. N senator boasting a strain of Indian its charmed circle. Said individual tou can Open up new pathways, prominent officials at W ashington has been the cause of all being no lean a person than James blood, being descended, through his ■ Sanford, Fla. You can clear nway the dark, ■ ABLE AMERICAN business men Couzens, of Michigun, who proba­ mother, from the Cherokee tribe. the oil scandal. Darkness surrounded many of their actions ( you keep before your vision ■ Despite his G8 years, Owen is ony possesses more millions thnn ■ ■A little Question Mnrk. and the public has been kept in ignorance of what was trans­ put their money Into Cuban sugar bly A cordial welcome awaits you at this lands nnd sugar mills, nnd no won­ nny other mnn in the United States of the younger members of the By Herbert Gay Sisson piring. Up to now it hns been possible for many big deals to ■ Senate, in appearance. S traight us der. You can buy a 200,000-bag Senate. * Strong Financial Institution arrow, erect, with the stolidly ■ [■ I £ you have anything to do, get be put across without the knowledge being transmitted tc mill, which will produce 00,000,000 Couzens, however, is understood nn the people. The result has been thnt leases detrimental to pounds of sugar n year, for about to recognize the net that is being handsome face of an Indian brave. * is one of the striking figures ■ ■■ ■ O • ■ ■ the interests of the general public have been made and now $2,000,000. At present prices, spread to tame, through social en­ Owen in Congress. $125,000.00 Capital and Surplus tanglements, some of his "irregu­ -Tomorrow is March 15, Have • fTicinis in W ashington arc implicated in the shady transact­ Although he has served Okla­ such a mill could pay for itself lar" views on tho subjects of tax­ Bit paid your income tax? ions that have recently been brought to light, with no telling once n year comfortably. We have ation, public ownership nnd similar homa in the Senate ever since s t u i j Total Resources -o-------- $1,500,000.00 [.L a s t night people Bitting in where the investigations will lend to and who will become in­ plenty of business ability to take issues close to the hearts of those gained statehood, Owen announces a he will not light for re-election, “ homes in America heard volved. ■ advantage of such opportunities who nre socially mighty hero. this yenr. He expects to settle ■ its singing a t the Savoy Hotel Being a human individual ami n There is entirely too much secrecy connected with the but lack statesmanship to protect ■ down in Muskogee after March 1, London. Some carrying power jK'JiUomnn, Couzens a t fiest accentAH l'.......... - - though’ - -b y 1nd’Mean X lU'Xt, tcud.n byaiu .garden anil, tic1those singers.i>t;i > ■JptioiM of public Qrtictate.,”GdYUrnmefi6lahduld’ bb afnaw lflo Ihc people'’from ''that kind' ot* fcir&l v T gtadotlkly, vote his time to urging ndoption of — oopen book in which the people know nnd can easily find out fitcering. enthusiastically, the invitations to j mcth„d „f amending inilCIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIIlllllllllllllllIlllHIHII Many Florida cities arc realizing at any time just what is happening nnd whnt the men in o f­ dinners, receptions nnd affairs thnii.u.. Jconstitution. L . . . And a„. i ho defies the importance of golfing facilities recently began pouring in on him NIKOLA TESLA says that he fice are doing with public affairs. n..* . ] .nn n,,ni; I anyone to prove him "un-Ameri- iRanBauaaaaHX D BiiaitaaanxRaaN X XBEiaasaBRBHnaRaflsiin** ‘ are either constructing courses But so heavy has become the social *„ { ' hc think, it should ho enlarging those already at In Congress business is transacted in the open. The peo­ can transmit power, ho thnt flying barrage, particularly since his sot-i »i machines could take power from ple back home know what their representatives are doing. to with Secretary Mellon over the j - • • _____ the earth, carrying no fuel. administration tux reduction pro­ The most dangerous fighter in But among cabinet officers business is not always made pub­ Taxes become delinquent after Hu declares that power can be gram, that Senator Jim is undor- the United Slates Senate, from a 'irc h 31. Only a few more dnyn lic. 1 he disgraceful oil scandal proves what can hnppcn in transmitted without wires 12,000 3tood to he about ready to put on ppycho-analyticnl standpoint, U tin In which to make payment secret government and dem onstrates the necessity of public­ He recognizes the Wheeler, of Montana, the young miles, half way around the earth, the brakes. to both city and county tax col- ity especially in governmental affairs. the making the power of every water­ game hat is being played nnd U 1menibcr who- forccrt through etors. And saving NOTHING m eans depend­ - - of Senator James Couzens of Michigan is about to introduce fall available everywhere else on ready to puli out. resolution for nn investigation -o Not Hint lie fears the bloc cun , ---------— .........----------Attorney-General Dnnghcrty. Hundreds of hotels will be built in Congress a hill which would require cabinet members to ency upon OTHERS in lim e o f need! When Wheeler gels into a sernp tin Florida this coming summer but be present in Congress at stated intervals to answer ques­ the planet. The loss by transmls- snarL, him. He just doesn t want (lnd he's already .headed into a gdsspite this fact there will not be tions put to them concerning the activities and conduct of aion is only one-qunrtur of one p er, to raise their hopes unjustifiably. Safeguard yourself b gainst this by cent plus four per cent of lo3s in N’or waste the time! j number of buttles, although this is (too many accomodations for the their departments. It would be in the form of a "question irge crowds coming to the state the apparatus itself. ; , „r . ,1 ^ " time in Congress—be having an ever increasing account at ---------- . C linton \V. Gilbert, who ^rotoljoeiin t get peevish, lie doesn’t get day” and would be the occasion of much importance and in­ Buext winter. SOME SCIENTISTS do not bo-'"The Mirrors of Washington,” has ‘dramatic. Ho doesn’t pound his Our Savings Department. terest not only for politicians hut for the millions of citizens lieve Nikola Teula can prove it. ’>?t n beeping in all t he looking Idesk and wave his arms anil rant. Candidates for the several coun- in this country. glasrea about the cap'tnl recently he grins. And his smile ijty offices will have nn opportunity t if be could cati i a glimpse is Instead, 4% Interest will be paid and you’ll be | v., jcc like a bnrh in the hide of his op­ find it been possible for _Senators to question department But that the thing will lie done1^, Ito display their orntoricnl abilities ponent., stinging him, goading ion March 28 when they are invited officials in the open halls of Q n i ^ r i U s ' h ^ ! cvcnt',ally^ ^ cJ f\ , n“ ‘!oubt' Wh,at ,,f n-n-i,|e“l camll,htc : ,r i,rc9iden! self respecting and independent. him, baiting him to rush retort. ito speak to the Seminole county that information would have failed to be secured regarding i m"n ",,a cuo N c tIv .h thcy can1‘,°' in 1024. If tho pyschologist is rig h t in Apparently the cend dates In the (dub women at Wekiva I’ark. the oil deals. Crookedness might not always be avoided in L Tesla whose genius ns an elac- field ure an u.icoath bunch, who saying “Look out for the man who ha* th“ ^ aKJrn don’t use mirrors in making up for nmiioK wheartu- fights," his oppo­ Sanford residents should get bet- this manner but it would act as a restraining influence anti I er acquainted with Seminole coun- would make it much easier to place responsibilities where p nn ° r 8 mnnunun • !,ct's J the public, or else they are afraid nents had better bfik out for JT. Tnexo nre wondciful places they belonged ami would save much time and money now nhend of hia time. Thirty years to face themselves and Gilbert in Wheeler. ago hu outlined to this writer the j and prosperous sections. Itcsia .9 dents would do well to see for taken up with investigations. terrific power locked up in the n Ily advocating publicity to all governmental affairs Sen­ atoms, now so much discussed. jAihemsclven just what comprises N A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R POLITENESS AND CLEANLINESS iw their home county. ator Couzens is doing the country a lasting service. If he is n t>}\ .— --------THE FRANC was stronger ogainS r. AUCUSTINT. RKCOUU able to put through a bill of this character there will be less lei 128 vessels mobilized from F. 1*. I ORSTER, President 3. F. iVIHTNER, CasMef ■ Wednesday. Men thnt understand opportunity for questionable deals to lie made. Publicity never 31Cuba inglam), Scandinavia uml 3 finance—there may be half u dozen A few years ago so oral prom i-, business and certain prominent s a s x B a B n a n a D D C B B E a s in iiiifls s a B S c a a a ia s iH B a B s a iB iHa ■MiCaribbean ports and uiiguged in hurts anyone unless that person has something he wishes to •s smuggling liquor into this country keep covered. The man who plays’on the square need never of them in the world—will watch1nent politicians ond mie United! politicians, lie never had shown dr nre now besieging New York fear having his deeds made public. with interest French statesmen States senator were convicted of any special capacity for business, liiTheir cargoes arc said to be valued trying to save the collapse of their making false land en.ries In tiv.M Hi.' only recommendation was his northwest, whereby the” bcccnie' nnOHr-q connections and his »t $12,500,000. currency. Since nil the francs the owners of vast tn n 's of valua- smoothness as a politician coupled in existence, at present prices, blc timber ami mineral lands. They ... no.oness. lie scents to have' The pastor of tin* Baptist Temple OBEDIENCE TO LAW amount to about $10 per head of had n clever system by whi.h the.* been dealt with richly during the It Rochester, N. Yr., fins had his East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. life Insured for $100,000. The conFrench population, you wonder why would have a dummy make the years hc was in the senate and in THE TAMPA TIMES * try under the homestead act, i the cabinet. ration is taking this step in the North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. the French don't buy all their en making affidavit that it was to baj If the government was today in belief that the death of Rev. C'lifmoney themselves and break the South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. A man who does not respect nn 1> about is that it is just ns easv to used for homestead purposes and possession of the lands to which t' fton Wunder would seriously inter­ obey the law cannot truthfully keep within the law ns it is to g t nocks of the gamblers on the bear would be developed r .'cording t o . individuals and private corpora-! . Tupt affairs of the church. ior Lots in W'mdrufTs Sub-Division on easy terms. nann that lie1 in a good citizen, nut.sidc of the law. It is perverse* side. -olaw. Instead, the lands wore soon ) tions have fraudulently acquired 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ transferred to these fc w men who [title in the past CD years, taxes1 Those politicians who are r.tick- That can he written down as an noss “that causes men to become divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. axiom. It doesn't make nny differ­ were engaged in milli* g nnd lam-[could be reduced 50 per cent, . Ing posters containing their piclaw violators. Furthetmore, you THE REV. MR. LILLBACH For Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. Several million dollars School lands seem to have been a Vi lu re s on the trees and fences ence whnt his station, how rich gain nothing by becoming a inw asks doctors to examine the skull bring. special easy mark to land grab­ throughout tho state are inviting he may be, or how high he holds breaker, even if you ou .r e « pun. o t h u w uy.un! to p ln . , « ■ tY ttS FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON bers. And if crooked politicians J defeat in the coming elections. his head, the man who lacks re­ ished. * ■ More votes ure lost by this method spect for the laws of his country Respect for the law is the one thing can be done to relieve pres amount of our public domain has were treated the runic n< ordinary Phone *12---------------------- Office Woodruff nnd Watson | citizens, much of the land f r a u d u - __ V; of advertising than nre ever secur- an dtramples them under ids feet thing that needs to be impressed sure on the brain. The boy prays thus been exploited. as suits his whim is not entitled more and more upon the minds of to go right, but can’t go right. ied. The public records show that ox-[ l-Dtiy acquired would have been ———-— -----to be classed as a good citizen. -------- o-------the people. It should be constant­ Secretary Fall, of recent oil fame, recovered h> the government. Ih:t n n c D i i a i 3 i i i i c i 3 a 3 Z B n t i a B r B i ) r n i i r n o i B a a i i i a i X 3 | , l S Many men might be greatly im­ Respect for law and authority ly taught in the schools. The wise 1 ' A “Prosperity Dinner” is being £ is the owner of a vast tract of land‘ in all these tran actions so m a n y * f planned by the Sanford Chamber is the real test of good citizenship. nun said "train up a child in the proved, mentally and morally, by that wan but a few years ago a men of influence are involved that of Commerce for next Tuesday Can you meet it? If not you should way he should go and in his old relieving brain pressure, especial­ government possession. How Fall it is difficult to get any effective ■ night when Hurry T. Bodwell will change your way of living, for it age he will not depart from it." ly on tho top of the skull, supposed acquired title or lease to all this court action. The present oil J a be the honor guest and chief speak- is surely wrong. It sends thous- It is true as a rule. There would to be the seat of reverence. Pres­ property is not disclosed, it is scandal shows how bi-partisan nn- * Announces Consolidation with a Dialer. Every business mnn in this ands to prison. You may manage be fewer law breakers, fewer men sure is frequently caused in child­ some of the most valuable land of chines arc built up as a mcarn. <-A: B ■ rlty should make it his duty to nt- to escape the puenitentiary, hut hanged and electrocuted, if parprotection again t strenuous court H ■ New Mexico. hood—feel the top of your hend— remember even if you do that you as they should be in instilling into action. Ttend. Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. ■a The Fall ranch which has recent­ are neverthless a criminal when j ents and teachers were as faithful if there is a hollow in your skull ly been under discussion embraces —oI youthful minds the necessity for there, trepaning might do you fifty square miles. Fifteen thous­ The height of indifference is ty­ you break the law. THE HA 1*1*Y MAN of Sanford, Florida. * Another thing worth thinking 1always being law abidinpified in the case of soventeengood. and entt!.} graze on this land. The year-old Lester Gerstenberg, who Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, .orders for * ranch has IUU acres of growing a!U!'’ Aa redeem and although be faces death by electroTIIE CENSUS Bureau gives falfa and an orchard of 100 acres, j ’ ‘‘ , bis trade o abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will rt* J (* cution within six weeks, is enthus­ facts about six Western States An irrigating plant costing $200,1 [A h u* hl^ ceive prompt and courteous attention. S iastically engaged in the study rf MV FAVORITE STORIES * 15mich showing that this country is pros­ 000 <is just being linUhd.L and J algebra as he aw aits his fate in By IRVIN S. COlllI arc many expensive buildings v itretched' f ! ! r h 'f»p ^ ’ r-re perous. Iowa’s value is more than there the Sing Sing death house. on the vast stretch known as th e il ' cr alrf tchcd, forth for benefic­ aaaaB aB U E B B aB aaiB iinasB E aaflR B nB aB aB saB aE B aaa.iE i11* —o-------ten thousand million dollars nnd j Fall "range* ence, and not for need. Hu walks He was what, for lack of a bet­ of hose behind him, and, fitting a average per capita is $1,274. Ore-; , this V. “Personal liberty’ of some peoranch over w h i'h , cheerfully the way that God has i pie will be interfered with in the ter name, is suiuetimes called u wrench to the cap, proceeds to un­ gun's average is $1,182. The com­ S . l l . r Than a M it t la r J P U tta t For C oughs and Cold*, Head­ Fall exercises control, is included chalked, ami never wishes it more >*' cam paign General Butler, director young-man-ab»ut-lj iwn. Also it screw it. bined wealth of the six states in­ 40,00ll acres of school sections and.wide, or more smooth. Those “Don’t—please don't!" cried the of Public Safety, proposes to put was quite evident that, on the aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism i on to stop drinking in i’liiludelphiu morning after, he is clinging for youth anchored to the lamp-post. cluding Minneapolis, Nebraska, 30.000 acres of Indian reservation | temptations whereby he is foiled and A ll Ache* and Painf , ’ “Don’t do what?” nsks the func­ Colorado, and Montana is over lands, besides 35.000 acres of f or - , *® hotels. He has issued orders for support to a lamp-post. ’ *■ ctMies forth hulting in astonishment. thirty thousand million dollars. est reserve. Before becoming sec-1 A L L DRUGGISTS the arrest of uny guests found An individual connected with the tionary, “Don’t wind up this street any And that’s only a fraction of the retary of the interior, Mr, Fnll was !cr“’''nc<* an:* triumphant out of the drinking, authorized the search of i5c and 65c, jars and tuba* United States senator from New [spiritual battles.—Bishop Joseph . their roomB and banned the serving street-leaning department walks tighter. Sho’s apinnin’ 'round too Hospital stxa, $3.00 teal wealth. up to a hydrant, dragging a length fact ns it is!" 'Mexico nnd wns very close to big I Hall. ol “fixings’’ by hotel people. 1$ 1TIIK ASSOCIATED PltESR A ssociated P ress la excluaentltled to th e uee fo r repub* in of Oil new e dispatches to It or not otherw ise tod tn tlile paper and a lso the new e published herein. All of re*pubiication o f epeclal le e herein are also reserved. yJ m e em ino C ounty Bank m Let: Us Serve, You IS p e n d i n g A ll i t FIRST NATIONAL BANK! FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS Seminole County Abstract Co. i s �iTiM a |i ■ i w ana y k NFORD D We trill do UC Im *C l» | very pxln'ol. Mr. C jrk y nnd Mr. Henley were in Orjnnd-j t« eunat.it S ? p t^ r S a a S r iV lo tt r o i The Celery Avenue Circle A of Dr. Ingram about It. Joe Corley is at horn? fr’em the terry— t»)2-ML Fresbytcrian Ladles met with Mra. Dingham Military School In North W. L. Henley on Thursday after­ noon for their last meeting of tho Carolina where ue itas keen a n u ­ B iu i iin a m n in year, the new year beginning with de:nt for tho past f.ro years. the April meeting. After the J. C. Ellsworth met w;tii a pa!uPhone: Office 148; MBS. FEED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W business session a very pleasant ful accident Inst Thursday. I!c social hour was enjoyed. Sweet pens stepped upon the running board of In all their lovely colors were used a truck ns the driver r.tartcd at SOUTH SIDE PRIMARY PA ns decorations In the apacious full speed and was thrown under RENT-TEACHERS’ ASSO­ ' t k»: rooms. The Henley home Is beau­ tho truck with tho result of an in­ No Trimming ’ CIATION. tifully adapted for entertaining jured foot and leg. Fortunately no A very interesting meeting of RED S E A T RECORDS ?! and Mra. Henley is a moat gracl- bones were broken the South Side Primary Parent,„ jy —Misses Mary Elisabeth flyj— 10-in. list pree $1.50. ^ ovs hostess. Teachers* Association was held puleston and Gladyce Wilson Mr, nnd Mrs. Clarence Flower* BanI of Armagh ..... " Thursday afternoon at the East F a c t o r y rebuilt will entertain a t the home of of Celery Avenue will bo tho hosts Side School, nt which time, the ty p e w rite r* . a ll .......... John McCoi the former In Rose Court a t 8 of the Celery Avenue Circle No. t make*. E xpert chairman, Mrs. II. C. DuUose pre­ o’clock. cle-mlntc *H'I r« . 1 Would God I Were the of Methodist ladies, their husbands sided. pair Inn. Type- . ..day—Mrs. A. E. Hill will en­ nnd families on Friday evening of Tender Apple Bloasm Following tho roll call, the meet­ w rite r supplies. » tertain the members of the Book this week for n get-together meet­ ing was turned over to Miss Em­ .......... John McCoi ii. i. I’axti, Lovers Club a t her home on ing far better acquaintance with ma Owens, who had charge of the G433— 12-inch list pree fourth Street a t 3 o’clock. one ano her. and oyster supper IV iip le * Husk program, which was at follows: will le n feature of the evening’s I’ h on r SXS “Story of Holland,’’ told by Brax­ »y—Sallie Harrison Chapter Etude in A minor— "The "Mortninmen*. The evening is be­ ton Perkins. N. S. D .A. R, meets a t the Winter Wind"- (Chop­ Reading, “The Wind.” by Rob­ ing looked forward to with pleas­ i i i a n a i i a B c n r i i a i i a i a s s s home of Mrs. B. J. Starling on in) Piano Solo ert Lewis Stevenson, Harry Bow­ ant anticipation by those who will Magnolia Avenue at 3 o’clock, Ignnce Jan Paderews ers. participate. itsrdsy—Children’s Story Hour Song. “The Windmill,’’ Mary Mrs. Stevens of MeHonvillc Ave­ at Library a t 2 o’clock. Stikle de Concert ( in , Eliznbeth Neely and Stewart nue drove to Senbreezc Sunday to TS JTrP MUSICAL COMEDY F minor) (Liszt) .....A Gatchcll. bring her son-in-law and niere Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield Presented by the Episcopal church, "Whnt wo Learned in Civics," Ignacc Jan Padere hi.me with her for a visit. They pf Geneva were in the city Friday benefit building fund, (Third grade.) Malcolm Higgina, are enroute to their homo in Tole­ ittendlng to business. DANCE RECORDS Ainslee Robson, John Courier, Nodo, Ohio, after n visit to Miami and Monday. Mar. 17 nie Rivera and Gcorgo Sanders. .19267— 10-in, list price 75c. 1 other points in Florida. A f t e r n o o n 3 -3fl. N in lit S:0<1 Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith of Play -Our First 11ny.,,I I’ rlrc a i rvr.o anil oltr. Mi.:* Hoskins Jones is spending Why Did I Kiss T hat riedo spent the day here Friday Col. Washington .......Leon Wnlkur several days this week at Fort ■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■an ■!■■■■■ 31 ombinlng business and pleasure. That Girl?—Fox Trot fl Col. R o sa-------- Frederick Dnigor Lauderdale. Paul Whiteman nnd m j Betsy Ross .......... Jewell Turner Miss Louise Merrill was over Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin of Mr. Morris ............. Carl Vauae j *• Orchestra front Piymnth, n guc3t nt th? C. )*ceol« spent tho day here ThursMaid .............. Evelyn Taylor E*. Chorncning homo over Sunday. Says Teelhina ay as the guests of friends. Californin, Here I Come A number of children from the J. W. Corley met with whnt may ( vaiious grades, than gave a set —Fox Trot ............. .... Saved Her Baby * be n very serious accident to an f Joe Caldwell left Monday for of physical exer'dscs such as they Paul Whiteman and His.! eye,,while making crates recently. )allas, Texas, where he will spend give every morning, to music. From Sickness A crate nail hit him in an eye and levers! months with his sister, Orchestra Following the program, the busi­ frs. R. B. Fox, Jr. injured tho ball which has been ness session was held. Minutes of "I nm confident that Tccthinu 19271—10-in. list prico 75c. thu last meeting and reports from 1--*'«d m” b.ahv from r had snel! cf Aly Partner’s Fancy— Mrs, E. L. Marshall who has the chuirmnn of thu dommlllec sickness,’’ writes Mrs. R. L. en the guest of her sister, ftlr.r. Medley of Irish Reels given. Mrs. Daigcr reported MAvhuCk, dll—h, Valentino St., IJ falter Griffoth for the past two nir.ety-two dollars in the play­ ..............John J. Kimm OF ALL SANFORD lor, Tcxnj. reeks, left Tuursday for her home ground fuid, nnd Mrs. DuBosc ap­ “While teething, she frotted all n Chicago. The Mnid on tho G r e e n pointed Mrs. Daigcr and Miss Em­ Medley of Jigs ........ Turn to the classified tho time ami her crying was pitima Owens, to oruer n slide us soon Mrs. Widemun Caldwell and lltpages of Tho Herald each • ful. I gave her Toot hi nn every as possible. Fifty-two dollars of ..........Patrick J. Touhey Je ion left Thursday for Dade day because Sanford’a best night nnd she soon got over her this fund was raised by the chil­ N e w American G r . n o ro-or.U/ r:i*:mctl from a long (trouble nnd evt her teeth without1 392G9-— 10-in. liflt price 76c. City where she will visit her opportunities are always to dren themselves. Tho third grade, ", ij-.u.-.i i t Shanghai, “I made any pain brother Erwin Seay, and aunt, be found listed on these Mimlin’ My Bus’ness— having raised the largest amount “Takes" China rj them n subjlitutc, but something “She had whooping cough, too, irs. Alex Boone. pages. will be given n picnic ns soon ns Fox Trot I ti 'A l..:y will find Just as good Theirs “Too!;” Us ■the weather is (ovortible. No mnttor whnt vo"*- when ti months old, hut it didn’t The V irginians' .vd tl:: \ come. Bcoidoa, I felt her, for I kept up the TcethCERTAIN AT OYSTER SUP­ The ntorr.lx rs w’d ri wk«d to con- ] wants may be, classified ads hurt inn treatment end she began to : r-.v l. the Cliincco something PER. I’ve Got r Cross-Eyed will help you. Bordered silks are very gorgeous tribute toward the prize for the | fatten up and look like a different If an epidemic c! v v . r j j which they gavo One of the most cnjoynblo events Pnpa— Fox Trot ........ To reach all the pcoplo child. My nnther used Teethina and are an economies! ' }et;Cu" u hich, a r * , K Publial]n*l, rights breaks out h C. - . * ' i rhi.-.i « the season was an oyster sup­ this year .9 .___ . , in the lieraid. A letter was also effectively — leave your ......... .. The Virginian with her children, and tlmt i.i how er given by Circle No. four of purchase since they require no rcn(| from the Sanford School tima scon, Chincee hi‘r;.. ■ i ” *••. r_m *s played on tho Want Ad nt The Herald Of­ 11 came to use it with mine." fie Methodist Church (Celery Ave­ trimming. This gown is of king board, relative to the regulations probably wreak vcnf.ca : • • • . VOCAL AND INSTRU­ : «i ,Tio American Twenfice. Phono us to send for Tcethinn is sold by nil druggist:, nue Circle) Thursday evening at blue with borders of black and on contnigious diseases. M. Tecs, the gaiirr.t A •*' it or phone It to the Want »or send 30c to the Moffett Lnborn. ’ -i '.’. r ’darin interpretaMENTAL RECORDS he suburban home of Mrs. C,. At thu conclusion of business, Ad Department. has jurt lnt:,ed*'c:i ( ' : • * !' : inma is half post ten torics, Columbia, Cn.. for a pack­ 19268— 10-in. list price 75c. Flowers on Celery Avenue. Those white. The slight drapery relievos the hostesses, Meadamcs Walker, who women to the new ^zr. ; . . .. h:;i and a half. It ia age nnd n free booklet about ba­ nvited'wero tho husbands and the frock from any possibility of Wade nnd Daiger, served wafers Daddy’s Wonderful Pal.... Tim Rom. bies. • . .d vv a Glrj liho Mah J.ingg hildreu of the members, also Dr. monotony. nnd tea. .....................Henry Burr; jj Although Mah van t . 'J.’mbkc it in other ways. |nd Mrs. Carpenter and a few cd in China by men for Ii i Days of Yesterday friend*. Three tables were spread 2'-'. content with contributing ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■ vhlle the guests drew slips on of years, women were hr..” c:i Vr i;i *r I,’ to the i.’.lroduction of ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Gwynn Fox enth Street. ■ .....................Elliott ShawT vhlch were the names of fruits, nnd Mrs. Karl Burdick motored to Qdnntities of nnsturtiums nrtis- custom from any pr.rt'ciar.t'.;)'i 11 .*'t’t .lorr't in America and Sop n■ 19228— 10-in. list price 75c. ! vegetables or animals, represent- DcLand Thursday evening w here; tically arranged in bowls dorornted it. Wiatfully, accordirg to 21- Tim Dorn in China, Mr. Teea had Cnll Mo Back Again rig three families. Those drnw- they attended the Ukrnnian Con- j the rooms where the card tables Tees, they watched thrlr kxr* an American friend write n Chinig slips on which were fruits ............ Peerless Quarto^ ’ bands Mah Jongg away t '10 f. mc j vr.Uz called “Half Pn3t Ten" _____ [were placed. epresented one family the same cert* iiy income. Faithfully they put (3op Tin B in) to which the „ , , , The hours passed quickly in the Norinc M aureen......... . rith vegetables, also those with Mr. And .Irs. \\niter Griffcth interesting game of bridge, nnd tho rice back on the str.vo wl:',i wrmcn of Chinn mi:;ht play their [nitnals each family enjoying n ............ Peerless Quartet 1 Saturday for .Sarasota, where | when scores were counted, it was no huaband arrived from tho now narno. Tho rev/ v/allz has able to themselves. The rooms leave w lin n k e their future home, found that Miss Kitty Smith held 46387— 10-in. lf.it price $1.00 nearest Mch Jongg Joint nt the r.at licoii n’ny; 1 here yet but the |nd tables were beautifully deco­ Ithey is with sincere regret that their high score and was awarded the 5 Lots for $250.(10. A Roundup Lullaby ...... • ded with nasturtiums. supper hour. But always they reception it has had from femin­ friends bid them good-hye, but Mrs. Mitchell, chairman of the wish them every happiness in their ptize, a crystal loaf sugar dish. .............. . Royal Datlmun yearned to try their hand at this ine China indicates that it. avi! After the card game, the host­ Jrcio was abiy assisted in serving new home. enticing pastime. 5 Room Bungalow with Extra Lot, price bo n worthy successor to our owr Rounded Up in Glory .... ess served butterscotch pie a la Mrs. Spurting, Mrs. Moffit and • “So," says Mr. Tecs, .vho has “Throo O’clock In The dom ing.’ mode ami tea, ns refreshments. Irs. Flowers. .................. Royal Dndmun ' $3750X0. JUEVES NAIIM3 BRIDGE CLUII The guests were Mr*. R. E. To­ .n • • . ■• 11» i •• •*, 19270— 10-in. list price 75e. On Thursday afternoon Miss lar, ^Jrs. Jams Hawkins, Miss I,nvc >UT!l SIDE. TTUMARY PA4 2 LoLs,ua Magnolia .Avenue,..Brice $180(0. ‘ENitURTA INHhAiT KAIUV .LAWN Lfcttli * Caldwell * was hostess' for• The Catholic Ladies will hold ’ a '"'it Lo.tks Like RainTurner, Miss Ellen Mahoney, Mrs. RENT-TEACHERS, ASSO­ * # ii the members of the Jscves Naipe Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Phillip An­ cocked fowl sale nt Stokes’ mar­ PARTY. ................. . Wendell Hnll CIATION. j Bridge Clsb at her home on Sev- drews, nnd Miss Kitty Smith. ket Saturday afternoon. Master Billie Brown, the bright Gpod income property on Railroad. Price The regular monthly meeting of Comfortin’ Gal ...........:... young sort of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 0 South Side Primary PnrentSSflGO. .................. Wendell.Hall' feachers’ Associtaion was held Brown, was tbe honorce' Wednes­ fhursday afternoon, March 13, in 452191—10-in. list price $1.00 | day afternoon at delightful fairy Ao South Side Primnry School, Come Bark to Erin ........ itiwn party nt his home on the the chairman, Mrs. Henry Nicklc, ......... .........Alberto Salvi West Side, in celebration of his [residing. fourth birthday anniversary. Believe Me If All Those Under the direction of Mrs. Se|na Barber, pupils fro mthe differOwing to the inclement weather, Endearing Y o u n g it grades gave tho following onHtc children enjoyed the most of Charms .... Alberto Salvi pyable program, from tho '‘Fern the party indoors. The rooms be­ ROOMS 501-2 pay" exercises, which reflected ing beautifully decorated for the rent credit on pupils and teaelioccasion. The large living room Firtit National Hank Hldff. --------Phono 95 was done in colors of lavender nnd JlSong, "America,'' first nnd fourth white, long rope: of lavender anil ■ M n a a iiH H a m a u H R a a M i fades. white were suspended from the “Our Town," Opportunity Room. earners of the room to the chattSong "Sanford", fourth grade. ItHicr, doorways and windows. In “Planting Time," first and sou­ tho dining room, the color motif of nd grades. pink and blue prevailed. The ‘Prayer Song", third grade. iight: in the various rooms were Resolutions, fourth grade. shaded in colors, carrying out the | 'A Fern Song,” School. i color scheme of that room, and Mrs. Henry Wight, next gave j cast a soft glow over tho fairy­ ne of the most delightful talks, like scene. 1 “Flowers nnd Education." that t As tho little guests arrived they has been the privilege of those | woro seated upont he floor, ,'n I resent to hear. While she parI true fairy style, nnd game: were JicularV addressed the children, played. Mr*. Brown then told (very grown-up present, profited | them a delightful fairy story, j about ‘ music." This was followthe pleasing way in which she unvincingly illustrated with flowI cd ly n conteit. One of the larger lcs from her own gardens, the j hoys being dressed as r. ‘‘man of j mystery," on his costume wete |aluc of education, whether it be nr children or flowers, showing • ackagcs containing articles faj miliar to children. Nancy While, |ow little wild blossoms may he• guessing Die most correctly, was onie flowers of rare beauty by These Tests Every day and evening, beginning March 17th and | given the prize, a hand-painted duration. It was a beautiful les* ending March 22, %ve will put cm a most unusual an, beautifully taught. bubble blower. The booby prize, a NuriaUc Acid—It docs demonstration at our show room. The beautiful ■cunning favor, wont to Franklin The business of the meeting folnot harm Oakland'.-: new Duco body finish o f the True Blue Oakland Brannon. More games followed Dwed, thu variuos committee new finish. will be tested and its remarkable qualities proved this interesting contest, and later Ihairman gave splendid reports. the children were invited into the |Irs. Earl, chairman of planting, right before your eyes. Sulphuric Acid—A finish dining room for refreshments. reported the great success of that stands this test will A long low table was arranged, |FemDny", expressing her thanks After seeing these tests, listed at the left, you will stand the hardest usvge. and centering this was the three the children for their generous realize^ what a wonderful advance Oakland has tier birthday cake, embossed in expanse to the request for ferns, made in bringing out this new finish. F ire—Even a flame cannot h o m e s m e n 's C lu b s, lias given n o ta b le home libraries, borne play and loaves and vines, and topped with |nd asking that the secretary send To prom ote b e tte r harm O akland's finish. home tousle, are mentioned n;» embossed roses holding lighter K tatcs service a s a m e m b e r of the a d v i s ­ note of thanks to Mr. Haddock, tliro u g h o u t th e United cout Master, to express thanks f o r families of small I n co m e s ory c o u n c il since t h e Inception of possible features for dotnonstra-' taper*. Ice cream and gold and i B r in g th e F a m ily thu B e t t e r H om es In A m eric a Hons In rural sect ions. Am m onia—The strongest Another white cake was served the host- | Fid appreciation to the scouts for t h a t m u s t m a k e b o th en d s m e e t is m o v e m e n t. Mrs. W . C. .Martin, possibility for farm communities 1 1'8*# Mrs. Lloyd Brown, assisted! am m o n ia ia u sed in See These Tests peir grent help in the planting. this test. Ilr.i. Earl further reported the one o f the o u ts t a n d in g a l m s of C h a ir m a n o f th e W o m en 's Division Is tho progressive demonstration, 1by her mother, Mrs. P. D. Parker Examine, too, the many other advanced features of % >ork of tree planting going for- B e tte r Homes la A m erica, re c e n tly of t h e F e d e r a tio n of F a rm u nd In which several homes of ih o 'u f Gcnevt, and .Mrs. McCraken, the 1924 Oakland, the desirability of which can Fire Extinguisher—it kills rard. If children who have it In corpora ted us a n a tio n al e d u c a ­ Home Hureutts, a n d Mrs. C h a rle s community will combine as dem -1Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. J. M. fires but not the bright­ ^'tillable, would bring small bags tio n a l Institution, w ith H e r b e r t Rchuttlcr, f o rm e r c h a ir m a n , b o th onslnition houses, e a c h of them Brown. Mrs. Hrudie Williams, M*\j. also be demonstrated just as conclusively. ness of Oakland's finish. fertilizer to the school for the H oover. S e c re ta ry of C o m m erce , m e m b e r s o f th e advisory council showing one salient feature e.ssiit- A. 1*. Bandy. Mr*. John Sneed, and of B e tte r llonu-s In America, a r c tlal In un attractive und well1 Mr::. Bill Mitchell, a s president, a n d J a m e s F o r d , |Jants, it would be of great help, After refreshments, the children y*. Earl extended thanks to the n a t io n a l housing specialist, a s e x ­ p a r ti c u la r l y Interested hi tho i m ­ equipped rural home. Lime Cement —This lest p r o v e m e n t of rural homes. President Coolidge. who heads | cilcled mound the honoree, and proves that it’s hard to pachers and all those who have e c u tiv e director. May 11 - 1 S has bee n set aside a s the advisory council of B etter' watched him open his gifts, after Associated w ith th e org an iz atio n harm Duco finish. flped in the work of beautifying March 17th to 22nd In Its effort to . m a k e a t t r a c t i v e B e tte r H o m e s week, a n d In th e se Homes lo America, recently Issued this Martha Fitts und Janie Mne y grounds. seven d a y s h u n d r e d s of c o m m u n ­ h o m e s available f o r w a g e -e a r n e r s an endorsement of the movement, j Brown, dresred as fairies, danced [The playgroup dconimittee hopes H ot T a r—See how easy it f o r families of r u ra l sections, ities In e v e r y p a r t of the n a tio n urging participation la tho Better t in among the children, and gave have some equipment on the nusn dwell is to clean road Ur from for th o se of cities a n d will c a r r y on Ile tic r Homos d e m ­ Homes demonstrations upon corn- I them favors of snappers daintily ounds before this term closes. towns, a raes some Duco. o n stra tio n s, ns a vlvhl m e a n s of munltlcs throughout tho Unit** dressed in pink, blue and lavender. o f th e heat-k n o w n l*rious ways of raising money aic w o m e n of tho U n ite d 8tates. D r. e d u c a t in g (he public In m e th o d s The afternoon was exceptionally yng worked out. Boiling W ater—It is fin* Item otiatm“ ’•Vo neiVil nt tr a c tiv e , w y enjoyable to the little folks, thcru Stanley, c h i e f of the n e w o f hom e b e t te r m e n t. To those who have givci to this Txiulse to know that the finish tlon h o u s e s this y e a r will f e a tu ro B u r e a u of Home Kconotulcs of t h e p e r m a n e n t h o m e s ili a t lig h te n I .* being twenty, and tho adorable hject, sincere thanks t.\u extend- V. S. D e p a rtm e n t of A gricu ltu re , su c h h o m e s a s a r e avallablu for b u rd e n of h o u se k e e p in g ." d i c t a -*-5 wdl stand thia lest. honorce was the recipient of many fam ilies o f m odest means. P re sid e n t Coolidge. "W o v':ie rec en tly a p p o i n te d u m e m b e r beautiful gifts. I The committee on prizes for Cf th e advisory council of H otte r M ud—See a muddy car B e tte r k itc h e n contests, hom o ho m e s In w h ic h h o m o life , « s propositions published in the Snn- H o m e s In A merica. cleaned with a dry doth Miss L id a b e a u tttlc a tlo n contests, d e m o n s tr a ­ re a c h Its llnt-r.t levels, a n d In v-t.:- h SARASOTA—"Sarasota Times*' Pr<i Herald, reported three prizes H arford. Director o f H e a d q u a r t e r s tions o f la b o r- s a v in g house-hold can be reared h a p p y chlldrut <.«.! without harm toitafinishl installs new press. llven last month. These prizes of tho General F e d e r a t i o n of W o- i e q u ip m e n t, a n d exhibitions of u p r ig h t citizens.” | re generously donated by the D ust—With Duco you can fern tiers. safely dust your cat aa Resolutions relative to the regoften as you please. |Iation of contagious diseases iopted by the School Board, were Half Past Ten" Is U..S. Return for Mah Jongg East Sanford * ii ■■■ New Victor Recori _ . “S P R IN G T IM E ”! xM THE EYES • _ PHONE 148 I Quick Sale , Better Homes A im o f Nation- Wide Drive Headed by Prominent Women; Ownership for Wage-Earners Urged E. F. LANE YOW ELL CO. daring tests o f O a k la n d s Duco Body-finish See Come— Every Day and Evening Kent Vulcanizing Works l^ad. Other matters of importance to he association were satisfactory insacted. Alisa Foster entertained the chilwith many delightful stories [hile the business meeting was in Spring Suits— For Easter It's a m ighty tine th in g to bo ntilo to o f fe r in Micse a n lts such w o n d e rfu l ALLWOOL Materials f« r only *25. Beautiful designs— rich co loring— 300 p a t te r n s to choose from . E v ery g a r m e n t tailored to y o u r Individual m e a s u r e In a very ca refu l m anner. Select an y s ty l e t h a t su its your fancy. W e’ll go tho lim it to please you. ^ * io n . r',V llrttv rrn I'n lin rlfo suit Sisnfnrd A vr. ana tfaai Nrruntl Street sm s /iiv L ' SK 7-■ �CONDO WILL A PPE A R IN MATCH TONIGHT Program Is Arranged by Matchmaker Hilly Dawson nnd Given Under Aus­ pices of Florida N at­ ional Guard. Indications nre That There Will be Large Attendance— Exhi­ bitions May Be Offered Here T w o Times A Month. m. ■ Everything is in midmos t for \J>‘thestnging of the boxing bouts at »- thp new armory in tin* Kent Builtl-•v big tonight at 8:110 o’clock, ncconl-,v*ing to announcement made this M morning by Matchmaker Hilly • Dawson, who lias been here for the U* post few days completing nrraugefe' menta for the utlfntr. Advance sale 'o f tickets indicate that the hall i * Will be packed with fans eager to witness the first card to be offered In Sanford under the auspice* of JJ the Florida National Guard, r- • Mr. Dawson announced tin t nil of the participants in the ntsich'M have arrived here nnd are !u *x- tcllent condition. L teal hoys. who £; wilt appear in the preliminaries. PS Announce that they are also reedy for their respective matches. Staging of the bouts tonight! means th at Sanford is taking itJ m place alongside of Jacksonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Miami as a boxing center, su: i .Ur. Duw■ non, who stated that if the support la sufficient and the attendance large enough, that regular cards ; will he offered here twice a month. Officers of the local companies as jv'. well as heads <>f ’he taco organi­ sation are said to i:e ho irtil-' in ucSi cprd with the plan, j;/;! The headliner on tonight’s bill (r,*1. will be n ten-round bout between ■ Otis Hurst, of St. Petersburg, and #5 Young Kctchcll, recently of I'hilaI? dolphin, liut nq,w rtaidiu r in JackonviUc. Roth men are known to 0 clever mitt nrti .f j nnd upon !> i theii* arrival in this city today, stated th a t they were in line physi­ cal trim for the Lout tonight. 1 Serving as it fast semi-final will V be on eight-round affair tietween Jotr Mate and lrl-dt IHeitcy. Botii 2 nre said to he sluggers and fans :[■ are promised a fast battle when ; these two boys enter the ring for jS* their frucas. Two Tour-round prtlimbKirics will be held in which Snttford J»*x><■ ers will be the participants, la th e first one Sanford’s "Battling Siki’ !f* • will be ston lii action liffhllBt GbTTP Whitley. In the second liout Mutt Lewis will test his skill against ' - Johnnie Gordon. S Young Ketchell of Jacksonville, formerly of I’liilndelpliin, who will swap punches with Otis Durst of St. Petersburg tonight in a ten round bout which will be the feature of the boxing card to be offered at the new armory. Ketchell has gained it neitvinMc reputation as it boxer in Jacksonville ami Tampa where he hs met some of the best in his class. prospects are reasonably good. Among the 23 men who signed tho letter sent me, arc romo mighty good players. They will make tip in fight and drive what they lack in weight anil age.” The Praying Colonels will open CHICAGO, Mar. 11.—Paying the next football season. Coach .Myere announced, with Valparaiso tr ib u te .to ‘Uncle Charlie,” .Moran, Unit;verity at Danville, ivy. The ’former conch’of the Centre College schedule, insofar as it is certain, football team, as "the best coach I follows: tver knew and a past master a*, October t—Valparaiso Univer­ driving men" Robert L. Myers, sity at Danville. who introduced football at Centre, i Ictobi r II—Carson-Newmnn and then obtained Moran’s ser­ College at Danville, vices, Wednesday announced he October 18—Transylvania at had taken up the job again, temp»- Danville. rurily, until another suitable couch October 25—West Virginia at i found to take Moran’s place. New York (Polo Grounds). "Thirty-three members of the Noven.her !—University of Kcnsquad." Mr. Myers said, itiiffy at Lexington. Ky. Minn., Mar. 11.— "wrote ;football me XT. PAUI pledging their support, November 8—University of Ten­ Jnck Dempsey, world’s heavy­ nessee at Knoxville, Turn andhi'giug that I come back. weight boxing champion. i > nut "Although we are handicapped November IB—University of I). F. Glidwell, n prominent con­ anxious to meet Tomy Gibbons, of Centre by the freshmen rule, \ hbunm at Birmingham. tractor of Fayetteville, Tenn., is St. Paul, in a return match, be­ at forbid November 29—University of a guest of his brother, W. II. cause Ip * does “not want to tak*1 a | which uur i Georgia at Danville. Glidwell of West F irst Street. chance of losing bis title," deflat­ 275 students ed Eddie Kane, Gibbons' manager, in a statement Thur slay. Gibbons ha- not been given “a fair break" for the championship honors, according to Kane, who charged that Deni prey was avoid­ ing American lighten; in favor of l o s s SEEN BY (POPULAR (^MECHANICS CMAGAZINE f foreign “ el-ups." “The fact that Dempsey hr.* re-, ''Automatic”- Car Jack fu- ed to box Tommy nas convinced me beyond all question that he has When working on tho rear end ol done so because be did not want to an automobile, or under it, it is usu­ take a chance of losing hi title in ally necessary ;^ck up one end of a decision mutch in New York. the car to provide more space to work. “I was told by Tex Rickard, Tho illustration shows a pair of simplo w inn la a in New York, that the j homemade jacks for this purpose. Dempsey end win alt set and that They are made of 2 by 6-in. unplaned we would have w> lurcher trouble 1 lumber, and constmctcd as shown in with him. Dump ey has repealedly stated ilmt lie wanted to box the upper figure, each consisting of n Gibbons Heath. The fact tint lu 2 by 6-in. base, two support blocks, has decided to lake tip omr pic­ and a top board of the same material. ture work will not utility fight The top board is pivoted on one of tha fans or other good ports. support blocks by means of a piece of “Since Dempsey won the cham­ *4-in. iron pipe, loosely held in plnco pion hip, American fighters hav. by large staples; it must be about twica received .SU),ii(it) to box him —$15,ns long as the base und beveled at one 00 for Billy .Mi he m.il 4-25.000 for end as shown, this end being slightly Ilill llrem itr. I'onipan ;!u < figm.with what two set-ups got—Cnfheavier than tho other so that (ho penticr $200,000 for . air rounds board will fall to the position indi­ and begging that i mute buck cated in tho upper figure. round and 57 secoim . The jack* are placed closo to tho “T hat’s the kind i f fightei wheels at the front or rear, and the car Kearns and Dcmp e.v want.” Tribute Is To Charlie Ex-Centre Gibbons’ Manager Protests Bitterly Against J. Kearns d u r - r r is M ONEY worth Send this ad and tan cerita to ,Foley A 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 tho kidneys, and FOLEY CA­ THARTIC TA11LETS for Consti­ pation and Biliousness. These won­ derful remedies hove helped mil­ lions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. University Ball, Tosacni Have r*cn Practicing Hard* fdr Slrrnurim Schedule Which Opens with Georga Team. GAINESVILLE. Mur. II.—Tho first intcr-cdlleginto ball contest of the senson with Mercer in the offin, finds the ’Ga±>n waiting with unfeigned delight and antici­ pation. Rex Farrier, coach, has welded together n grent little com­ bination nnd when the end of the season rolls nround nnd the batboy has carted the last bat to its final resting place it is believed th a t the lD2i Orange and Blue ball ninehine will hnve a gratify­ ing total of games marked up on the winning side of the ledger. The way has been long and hard but the ’Gators have borne it all with fortitude nnd a loyal spirit and down to tho last sub they feel like the new uniforms issued to them by Manager “Weary" Blake yesterday nfternoon was a turning point in the affairs of the club. A t the outset of the scuson va­ cancies from last year, left by graduation, loomed up as weak spots on the nggregation but time and hard work has smoothed away many of the wrinkles nnd left the Florida tenni with nine capable ball tossers filled with fight and a desire to win. They have worlds of confidence in their pitchers, their coach nnd their own individual abilities. And nil that goes for a long way on the rocky road to suc­ cess. As matters now stand it finds, Katz, Ned Porter, Drilon, Smith, Graves, Johnson, Wells nnd Emm ert coming up ns a powerful hurling staff from which it will not be hard to select the needed number to carry on the burden of the heaving assignments. Ev­ ery one of the men named have stood their ground under fire nnd it is going to he a mighty difficult question to decide which man will be left behind. Tommy Johnson, T. J. Edwards, nnd Frank Wright are fighting it out for the initial sack. Edwards showed up good ngninst the Giants but the others can not lie counted out us candidates. Jimmy John­ son and "Geechee" Laird nre stag­ ing n pretty scrap for the key­ stone snek. ".Mac” .McLendon reigns supreme at short while Captain “ Babe" Bracken Is ull that one could nak a t the hot corner. Florida’s outfield is a bunch of big, fast men, every one of whom •Jacks a hefty punch in his club. Owen Pittman, center; Willio Green Wells, left; Dick Porter, right and Jimmy Vaughn, utility, are the pick of the bunch nnd would gladden the eye of any coach. Hero lies the ’Gators’ greatest strength. The schedule of the 'Gator win­ dow smashers as outlined by Man­ ager “Weary” Hluko yesterdny, follows: Mercer University, Mar. 17 nnd 18, at Dawson, Gn.; Mer­ cer. .Mar. ID and 20, here; Howard rullcgp, April 11 nnd 15, here; Birmingham, April 21 ami 22, her; Auburn, April 18, in Tnllabassee; Auburn, April ID. in Uninb.idge, Go.; Mercer, April 28 and 2D, Valdosta, Gn.; Trinity College, April 20, here; Toledo Mud Hens, (tentative) March 28 and 29, April 1 and II. cut this ner, Fm;, will sell at Carolinai,-Florida filliin g Station, g a s at 2 centp above cost the year around. no t r eally LOST No article of ..i - . . reallv lost until aft*, a*1 Herald WanU h 'V j'fil called upon to rcstorn t7? %1 ocketbooks, fitful oS;r itt8 jeweirv ««_ pare!, personal posswrtJK’ things of i n t r L l c f e and others that „re Dri 2 because of their assoeffi? ons often qulcklv uirough Hernld W aning " unt3 “re tw first thing to consult *C! something of value Is £ or found. 3 eera r " and ° r ! Vfinders V,ants together bri"R W To roach nil the EIL. effectively |eav„ Want Ad at The Horrifi? fice. Phone us to scnj fv A S o S S t a l i f lh' '* 3 Fuller Wonder ■la % c o n e s a c k He R e , 't o w _ u n p KW ii ■ i B A f i N ' g R e__o © M >g£> S h u t t h s , v v iM o o v M op PHONE 148 Seminole. . . 1 Gun Club, thm 11 Arl nl <4 11 1 ' "rh° miles out will tthool €Vi Thursday afternoon. Ev< one invited. Three miles Orlando road. V, YOU t & F T O P E N ______ W hen yo u r wind Is shut off ao| tirentldng difficult you try to niie r. ihlcgin by iy suddenly coutractinr eoutractia* tb, tlx tmgH nnd thnuah tw d forcing nlr throush tk Watch for tha Fuller Men or send tot hii to cal! any day you wish Tlo* F u l l e r man Is in T o w n find . Will call mi ) nil, MUSIC CLUBS TO MEET, T h e o p e r a c h a i r s t o lie f u r n i s h e d m u s t l>e steel s t a m l n r d s w i t h live | dy liuek no t l e s s t h a n 6 - l f i Inch t h i ck , v e n ee r e d u n d e r Hydraulic p r e s s u r e wi t h five ply s e a t n u t less l i mn f.-lfl In eh t h i c k , v e n e e r e d u n ­ d e r h y d r a u l i c p r e s s u r e . All s t a n d ­ a r d s to lie well fi nished w i t h steel p ai nt , anil nil w o o d w o r k t o he well llnislied l a brown o r llaht br own. lllds m u s t lie s u b m i t t e d n s I-\ (>. It. luct or y. <>r d e l i v e r e d a t t l onnvn, Florlilu, wi t h n l t e r n n t n b i d r o v e r ilia pri ce d e l i v e r y anil I n s t a l l a t i o n In die i t e n e t a Sellout at l i enevn, Fl or i da. Itlds m u s t lie n c c n mp a n l c i l liy eer11Ih-d cheek In t h e s u m of O n e H u n ­ d r e d Dollars, p u y n hl o t o s a i d Hoard, pr ovi ded h o we v er . Hint cashiers c h e c k s on I kink.-i o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ JACKSONVILLE. Mnr. Ill—Thu Florida Federation of Manic Clubs will meet in annual convention I ere Thursday, Fritlny and Satur­ day of this week, with a full pro­ gram ahead of the delegates who n’temi the three days session:). The visitors will bo given a warm \v«lcome by Jacksonville committees that have been working for days to make the stay plcuftnnt for tho dclcgntcs. A program of brilliant events lias been arranged for the ty win bo taken as certified checks. meeting. T h e c he c k Of t h e Mi eeessf ul b i dde r NOTICE lllds w i l l lie received by t h e C o mi ty H o a r d of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r Si ' i i i l mdo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t t h o o f f i c e o f t h o S i i p e r i t U r m U ' h t of P u bl i c I n s t r u c t i o n lit the Court House, u n t i l t h r e e o ' c l o c k to t h e a f i t m o o n o f S a t u r d a y . M a r c h 22rul, l'J2t. f o r t h e f u r n i s h i n g o f 200 o r mo r e o p e r a c h a i r s . to lie r e t a i n e d b y tin* H o a r d sho u l d b i dde r full or r e f u s e In e n t e r Into c o n t r a c t and timid w i t h i n t e a days after written notification of ac­ c e p t a n c e of hid. T h e Hoard r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t to reji et a n y a n d a l l bids. liy o r d e r *>f t h e Hoard — T. W. LAWTON, S ecre tary and C o u n t y Supt. l'uh. Instil. Am erican M usic G oes B a c k ... T o Voodoo Chants o a v iL. THE T R O U B L E OF COFFEE MAKING- t / S £ hroat. This Is I__ i bard_ *m jour lis#. cud vour throat nnd dilates UiVbloS •«wrw. Clogged tlirimts arc rasilyiri atekiy opened, phlegm raised and th, W heeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop IT IS MADE Cor. Gak Avenue nnd Third Stmt O I L S -GAS J U S T DISSOLVE A N D D R I N K IT. Exclusive Agents for Fisk Tires and Tubes A T.REAT C ON V t N I t N C E AND OH SO GOOD! “SERVICE THAT MAKES FRIENDS." Bicycle riding is yntir best and cheapest going to and from your plan of business, nnd gives you just the right exercises. THE SPORTSMAN STORE. S A N F O R D CYCLE CO & B unaM B E E H H aaaiiiinM H aatisH E iaaB H M M M H iiH aaiiiii ‘ PROTECT g '1 THE PA Y EE’S NAME ON Y 0U R IlANK CHECKS WITH THE Protection That is Protection W&atjQie World Ik {Doing LOOK WHO LS COMING In Person d a Half People (Little .Jeff) THE WOKLir.S GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW In Three Acta Hear ih ill and .ItifT’s Jazz Orchestra. 15-SONG Unco 4 I\ M. Sanford’s loading m erchants are offer­ in g low prices and good service. Your Sunday dinner w ill be a success and w ill cost you less if you buy from adver­ tisers on the Grocery Page. Herald readers get th e henelit of the b est that the market affords— and save m oney at the same tim e. Night 8i30 IVjjj HIII NG THIS TICKET , I 25 cent.*:, whirl) .ulmil i one School Child (not over 13 ye«*r®j to a 50c cent at the Matinee. SEAT SALE R. C. LOWER’S YOU WILL SAVE REAL MONEY B y reading the* Spec­ ial Oll'crings on the grocery page of Tin* Herald today. H I T S — 15 m* j Plot .MILO BY S U K tS Laughter-Proof Tribe Found in Wilds of Ceylon For more than 2,000 yearn, it is mid, laughter has )>ocu unknown to the Vcddoa, a tribe of ubnrigiii.il inhabitant* of Ceylon, who have maintained n ■■>■eluded existence in caves and junnhof the region. Cut off front otlu • peoples and subsisting on b.iN, owls, Mul crows that they bhopt tviiit arrow.*, these strange j eopto are said to late lost entirely the rensulion of i.iughlc.'. They are thin ami flabby, nnd o fat man is unknown to them. Efforts iff a scientist, who recently visited them, to produce smiles bv tickling them <>n the soles of their bare feet or in tiie rilit*. met with no sueci ss. Their stony countenances did not even wiggle. driven on. A book is provided on ono support block to keep the top board down, nnd a short Icneth of iron pipe or rod, titling loosely in boles drilled through the sides oi the top, prevents the wheels from running off the jack while the work is being done, thue making the work perfectly safe. {[To restore tho color of a shellac sur­ face that has Ik-coiiio while in spot, hold a heated iron over tbe spots. C A can of crushed coke placed in o:i ice box or b-isoment is high!/ rffoctivn iu ubsntbing unpleasant triors. Mi*«a k.tipJt-ft, pj.fl IMS «ar.i V a l e s k a B a r y , Well a point cf gen tyre into::5er.tinn. fie.aliy limp and spent I Known Traveler, Rec­ V/h.-n got bud; to the everyday world, ognizes P rim itiv e ! realised that our no-ctilled l.:rr, it a modni'.d form of this C'arib Strains on Broad­ itvi. i.-. liven in ita present variway tiy rditioff anybody will admit Vuleskn II. Ilary, adventurer into strango places, brings hark from Haiti u weird trie of the origin of jaz*. "I got on tho trail of primitive Jar: when by accident I heard the tom toms beat at u voodoo ceremony and I don’t think I havu • ver experienced anything ao in­ toxicating," Miss Bury relates. “The rhythm began very slow­ ly and I could actually feel its «ampo raising my blood beats to that it is somewhat intoxicating. "Recently I lienrd Haul Whiter.mn pLying ‘Mamma Loves Pa­ ra’ at tho ‘Ziepfcld Folltea.’ It reminded me a great deal of tho lorn torn melodics. It had all the uncivilised appeal of nativo music for indacd 1 could close my eyes and picture myself on a lonely Haitian road hearing tho native chant to the tom toms, “As dunce music I should think it would be most exhilarating and as a peptant, equal to any of pro-Volstead days.” ir line of “GOOD GOODS’ all that the name i’n?/)lies That must be the reason for our increased sales each week. COMPANY �THE ?.ANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1 4 , 1»24. 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A H erald r e p r e s e n ta tiv e t h o r ­ oughly fs.nlllnr w ith rate s. nil*-* and classification, will g iv e you complete Information. And !f you wish, th e y will n sslst you In w ording y u u r w ant ad to inaWe | l t more effective. IMPOHTMAT XOTICK. A dvertisers should nlv« th e ir I stre e t or postofflee a d d re ss as well ns their phone n u m b e r If they desire results. A bout one rea der out of a thousand has a telephone, an d the o t h e r s can't com municate w ith you unless | they know y o u r address. SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELE PHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HER ALD FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS __ r e a l e s t a t e MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. T o ft SALE—DeSuto paints and vanrishos a t Sanford Novelty 'Works, solejigents.______ 154-tfc FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for *1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3503. 83-tfp SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 First Street. Nest door to Smith Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair all kinds of cook stoves. If your trouble is stove trouble, see us. FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. Fine r.trnln pure-bred ancona chicks, hatched lmm eggs from my | own Hock of curefuliy selected breeders. My 17 years experience in breeding aiieonns assure you the best to be had in the breed. All chicks dellvcied South Baldwin Ancqna_Farrn, Lillian, Ala. FOR SALE—Complete Aceytlylino welding outfit nt bargain. J. L. Jones, Ioiko Mary. SANFORD REAL"ESTATE Is in great demand. Investors are looking for good bargains. If you have any real estate tr, buy or sell ft, will pay you to use The Herald claasifled page* ____ FOR RENT—5 room house with n,1,l ffarnge. Nice location, *30.00 per month. J'Oft RENT—12 room flat, cen­ trally located, *00.00 . i' OR RENT—3 room house new, *10.00 per month. FOR SALE—10 lota facing San­ ford Avc., fifty by two hundred nr.d forty-eight feet. Easy terms and cheap. FOIt SALE—Green-wood subdi­ vision now being opened up. Lo­ cated on Sargord Ave. Lots chenp and on easy terms. If you want it home or n snfo investment call in and fee us. ROOMS FOR RENT £•011 SALE—5 acres, three in bearing orange grove. Will ROOMS for rent, -102 Oak. have at least 000 boxes this year. 1 OR RENT—Light house-keeping $1800- this week only, moms. 1020 Union Ave. FOR RENT—Bed-room. Inquire FOR SALE—Ono bungalow close in, 0 rooms and bath, modern in 811 Elm Avc. Phone 254. every respect, *0,500. To Buy- Right 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. GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S FOR RENT—Four room house Madam Harriot, 3*/i miles out F irst Street. Ap­ ply 402 Oak. _ _________ Beauty Patter. FOR RENT—Furnished house in Over Mobley's Drug Store. Rose Court, good residential sec­ Lumber and Building Park Ave. Phone 245. tion. See Fred Lad. Chamber rf Carter I.umt) Commerce rooms. N. Laurel S t^ WANTED—To buy second hand FOIt RENT—5-mom cottage witii sewing machine Cheap. Write HILL LUMBER CO. bath, lights and water. W. J. fur particulars. P. O. Box 681. Service. Quality Thigpen._______ ______________ Phone 155. FOR RENT—Five room house, WANTED—Five or house. Phone 80. bath, lights, gnrnge. *30.00 per month._Inquire 1820_Pnrk_Ave._ HELP WANTED FOR RENT—6 room house close WANTED—Experienced sales in. 200 E. 5th St. d!"a and »n>* man. Apply Daily Fashion Hint Benjamin's Store. ____ WANTED—Sanford business WANTED TO RENT who are in need of compet WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room' help should read the class!' house. Furnished or unfurnlsh-l page of The Herald. There's ; cd, close in. Will rent by year. reason for sending out-of-town Inquire H C. Morgan- P. O. Box1 help when there is probably 3GI. tho person you want in the d t Rend this column and If you doirl §co what you want n few cents ‘ vested in n want nd will bring you POLITICAL ■nary replies. Just try it ones. ANNOUNCEMENTS TRIAL IS POSTPONED IQ. FOR COUNTY JUDGE GAINESVILLE, Mnr. 8.— T r U W Political of J. M. Fennell, former vies* I hereby announce my enndidney Political president of the failed Florida; \ for the office of County Judge Announcements Announcements of Seminole County, subject to the Bank nnd Trust Company, FOR CLEIIK CIRCUIT COURT FOU COUNTY PROSECUTING been postponer until Juno 16,,, I hereby announce that 1 am a action of the voters a t the Demo­ ATTORNEY. Judge Long granted the postpone- J A l l d ls e o n tln a s a r e M U S T he candidate for the office of Clerk cratic primary Juno 3. FOR SALE—One pair good mules I'OR SALE—5 lots on Elm Avc. Close in, *4,000,00. m ad e la p e r s o n at T h e HanI wish to announce that I shall of the Circuit Court of Seminole JOHN G. LEONARDY. cheap. Box 15, Altamonte ment because of Fennell's 111-7 f s r d H e ra ld o f fle e o r b y le t ­ be a candidate for the office of County, subject to the nction of the FOIt SUPERINTENDENT OF Springs._____________ hcnltb. te r. T e le p h o n e d ls e o n d n I-OR SALE—One eight room house County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Democratic primary in June, 1921. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION a i t H are n o t v a lid . on I' irst St., close in. A bargain, ject to the endorsement of the ! ji, jj . CHAPPELL, APARTMENTS I hereby announce my candidacy Courteous, Prompt, H fflclent t ome in and ace us. Democratic voters nt the June 3rd, F oft~ juS T IC l' OF THF P F U ’E for re-election to llio office of Service, FOR RENT primary. LOST AND FOUND I hereby announce thnt I tun a I county superintendent of public GEORGE C. HERRING. I ARE YOU—-Looking for a good -hi ACRES, all cleared nnd fenc­ LOST nn opportunity to keep. c a n d i d a t e f-> rthe office of Justice I instruction _of _ Seminole County, ed. Two miles out nenr Orlan­ If you don’t find ono list­ nbrenst with tho times by not FOIt COUNTY JUDGE tin* iVncc in nnii for the"first!subject to the Democratic primary Daily Fashion Hint edroom. in this Column, insert a small do rond. Two houses, gnrnge, rending the classified pages 1 hereby announce myself ns n j„ st»cu district of Seminole Cuun-! to be held on Juno_3rd, 1921. chicken yard, 25 orange trees, want ad anil you will receive the your dnily newspaper. Herald'. MODELS FOR GROWN-UPS candidate for the office of County ly With tho \CKn\ „ml efficient ___________ T. W. 1.AWTON.__ *3000. i best listings in the city. want ads contain many interesting ...1 Jui.ge of Seminole County, subject n.- .ittar.ee of the executive officers FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER AND YOUNGSTERS to Democratic ... the __ _____ ___ic p rimary, June '; , o ' tin* munty I promise to do my FOR RENT—Two good light FOR SALE—Three room , 1 hereby announce my candidacy Useful are the styles pictured here, messages. It will pay you to read v h o u se.' 1924. I pledge faithful service j uty without prejudice. housekeeping rooms- cheap. Ap­ New, *850.00. for County Commissioner for the the apron featuring a new idea. The them daily. ■noultl you nominate me. ply Lincoln House. Fifth District comprising Chulno- rxiendonr at the lower edges of the L. G. STRING FELLOW. J. G. SHARON., tn, Geneva and Osccoln, subject to luck section arc buttoned to the front. IF YOU want a city lot, n nullFOR SHERIFF. FOR CLERK OF COURT j x „ (ht. Voters of'seminnie County: tho ac‘!on thL* Democratic pri- A natch | O ket may lie added or omit­ urban lot, n house ready built, I hereby announce my candi-i ] hereby announce my candidacy i mury Juiie ted as fancy diclatrs. If a touch oi AUTOMOBILES AND celery farm, grove or anything in tlncy for Jho office of Clerk of the f(tr th(. o(rico ()f sheritr of Somi. | _______ C. A. RAULERSON. trimming is desired rick-rack braid tlie Ileal Estate line call us. We REPAIRS ( ireuit Court, Seminole County, noje (*our(y_ subject to the voters' FOI could outline the neck and armholes. OK TAX* ASSESSOR. sell nt the owners price only. Florida, subject to the decision of of the DeInocrntic Primary to be I wish to announce that I am a Medium size requires l,1j yards J6-inch FORDS ---- irati.? r rimnry to be hB,(I ,hmc 3n]( 1924. If elected I candidal candidate for re-election to the material. Cnll and see ns. We give you the Democratic held on June New und Lied Cotton, woolen and silken fabrics cm1 3rd, A. Ik, 19-L I promise four years of Law En- office of Tax Assessor of Sctnithe bargains nnd service. ROADSTERS County. subject to the decis­ are suited tn the development of the nele Coi THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. stand for efficiency nnd service in i()rit,mi>iit in n business manner by by TOURINGS the lielp of the proper subordi- ion of the Democratic Primary to little dress pictured to the right, with You can find the name of svery Seminole Ho,el Annex.____ office.■ it a v pp r nniTPf aqq VANCE closing on the shoulders. The front live Business Man in Sanford la COUPES FOU SALE—Lckefrnn* nronortv ---___VA r.F. t utm A sa. nates o- aasistanta and earnestly be hold Jane 3rd, 1921. and luck yokes are cut in one with' this Column each day. SEDANS _ A. VAUGHAN. 3 1-4 ncres. Good house^ U nd F0U MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD solicit the support of nil law onthe hunt and luck of the dress. Il TON TRUCKS • U,na I hereby announce myself a c a * , forcement voters, on June 3rd. FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN^ nil cleared. Fruit trees, chicken didate for re-election to the offire is an easy matter, if desired, tolengther Cash or terms. STRUCTION RAYMOND L. ALLEN. the sleeves with straight sections ant t yards, etc. ?3000.CC/ Terms. of member of the board of public We Sell or trade. 1 hereby announce my candidacy gather the sections to narrow wrist ’OR SHERIFF EDWARD HIGGINS, Phone 101-J. instruction, representing school for re-election ns member of tho Tothe Voters of Seminole County: J & T ! r K ? h l l e * I n ^ t i n n for funds. The walloped lower edge o Authorized Ford Denier district No. 1 of Seminole County, FOU SALE—House nrd two lots subject to the Democratic primary the dress and the sleeves arc luunc Transfer-Draying I hereby announce myself n eah?f l fv 1 7O0> ___________Sjinlonk___________ 'cpre- v ;,h riblsiii. ................— .Medium size rcquirri didate for Sheriff of Seminole! ^cn,'-nn e * ou! ly' , ! . *11)00.00. On paved strccL Terms. ; to be held on June 3rd. 1924. C o u n t y s u b je c t t o thn ac tio n of th e *cjl00| ' ‘strict^ No. „ o f | v sy a r d s 40 inch material and 4 yardi ALL MAKES of automobiles rcW. V. Wheeler. 401 First N atl.' See C. E. Chorjiening FRED T. WILLIAMS. D e m o c r a t i c ^ p r i m a r y to be held on i bem inoie Coup y s u b j e c t to t h e of ril)I, m> pnireil. Iliqimobilcs n specialty. Bank Bldg. PHONE 3302 FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY v ......... ...................... Jon o 3rd. If I am elected I pledge Democratic priinary to be held r ......................................... first Model: Pictorial ~ Review Dresi Work gunrnntccd. Corner Oak and No. 1717. Sires, Jo to 44 inches bust I desire to announce to the citi- myself t> fulfill the duties of this JunL‘ Sanford, Fla. 3rd. Phone 440. j'riie, JO cents. zens of Seminole County that I am office to the best of my ability. __ IHAN. A. DALLAS. W4 Second Model: Dress No. 173J n c a n d id a te f o r the n o m in a tio n to j R, r . B R A D Y . FO It U f i P R E S tN T A T l V E " GOOD USED CARS bo Prosecuting Attorney f.*r the I respeftfully afihoUluo myself Sizes, 2 to 6 years Price, 25 cents. rtiirfcoUfctV j l'jit; IL fPARIS FAVORS THIS MODEL County Court of Seminole County, object, of course, to the action a* a candidate for the House o f t ................ ......................................... W. J. Thigpen subject to the action of ho Porno- ,>f t s , Dcmocr;ltic Primarv to hc. Representatives from Seminole, I The floating panel, willi iu uuustia' VERY EASY TERMS erntm Primary . .me 3rd. U 24 h(.Itl .,UfU. 3rtj t wllI ,,e „ c^n.li.lato County, subject to the Democratic mngement of plaits and iireguku wdl he grateful fur y.ur vote ami for thc offico’ llf County j ul,RC (lf primary, June 3, 1924. If elected Has moved to Puleston & Iwer edge, makes this frock of dark Cleveland Touring sown satin oi unusual interest. Tin I v ill advocate constructive legis­ Hrumley ltldg. Real Es­ Dodge Roadster City Tax Books will close April U ERNESfr CF. HOUSEHOLDER.'Scmmoto Cnunt>\ ! shall bo grate lation for the benefit of tin* greatlouse and rkirt are separate, the bbmw Dodge Touring ul for the nomination nml elce tate and all kinds of In* 1, 1924 after width nil taxes re­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Hon. and if elected I assure the ‘‘A number of people in Seminole J ting closed at the Ictt side. The two Chandler Touring hu ranee. Sere gathered skirt is laid in plait* on maining unpaid will be collected I hereby announce my candi-1 citizenship of Seminole a fair ami County and the state of Florida. Touring Ither side of the Lick. If desired, out KENTScripps-liooth VULCANIZING WORKS by levy nnd rale of the property dacy for Countyy Commissioner fo r' faithful administration of the u f-1 ______ J- ft LYLES. [ the novelty motils so much in vogue District No. 2 Seminole County, Jfairs ot tho office, FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT upon which taxes are assessed, Liy be added lo the front of tin: ilivsi subject to the Democratic Primary, , SClIKLl.E MAINEH. Studebnker, Packard, Chevrolet I wish to announce tiint I am a Cards of Sanford’s Reputable l r a quaint touch of decoration. FOU SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ ALFRED FOSTER, June 3, 1924. j p o ll SHERIFF candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Professional Men, each of tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ Klrdiuni sire requires l 1'< yards 40J. L. PERKINS Tux Collector. L. P. HAGAN. j hereby announce myself a can-1 Court of Seminole Co- aubj?ct to whom, in his chosrn profession Vli satin and 1J * yard of lace ot art Dutton. Sales Department By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD didate for rejection to tho ofTicc' Democratic primary, June third, Vorgctte banding for ti c collar. _ I wish to announce that 1 nm a of shcrilf of Seminole county sub- H elected, I promise the faithful the Herald recommends to (he I Pictorial Review Dress No. 171)9 San Juan Garage Tourist towns are reporting enndidate for Member of the ject to the notion of the Demo- ■performance of the dutien coii- people. res, 34 to 42 inches Lust. Price School Bnard of Seminole Co. from eraUc primary to bo held on June Ported with that office. ninny winter visitors gonfg back i cents. W. L. MORGAN. School district No. 3, S lbject to 3. If elected for another term 1 noith. Just because it is pleasant pledge to fulfill the duties of the tlie decision of ihu Denuicrntlv pri­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR iu Florida does not indicate it is office in the same efficient manner mary to be held June 3, 192J. I beg to announce myself n can­ warm up north. Fred R. Wilson H. IF. PATTISHALL^ thnt I have conducted it in the didate for the offico of Tax Col­ ]ASY past. lector of Seminole County, subject, FOR REPRESENTATIVE Tailors, Cleaners and D y e n ATTORNEY-AT-LAW C. M. HAND. to tho decision of tho Democratic SETTLEMENT I hereby announce mv candidacy ______ 117 Park Avenue— Phone 469 for member House of Representa­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Primary to bo held .Juno 3rd. 1924. First National Hunk lildff* It. C. MAXWELL I hereby announce my candi­ tives for Seminole County subject The prohlent of filling OF DIS­ Sanford The law provides that “IE to the nction of tho voters nt the dacy for County Commissioner for FOR CONSTABLE Florida needs is easily settled on NO. I. Democratic primnry, June 3. the principle of reciprocity, tko fifth district of Soninote Coun­ I herebyTRICT taxes upon real estate shall announce that I nm a for whnt ono has to sedi the FORREST LAKE. ty. Subject to tho nction of the candidate for con (table of District not lie paid before the first other wants to buy. Sanford N ovelty FOR TAX COLLECTOR June Primary of 1924, No. 1, subject to the Democratic day of April of any year, the Gcorjfe A. DeCottes This is the great princi­ primary to bo held Ju re 3rd, 1921. I wish to unnouncc thnt I am n E. 11. KILLER. ple underlying Herald Want Works Altomey-at-Lnw Said district boig compoued of the Tax Collector shall advertise candidate for re-election to the of­ FOR SHERIFF. Atls and it has worked for following voting precincts: San­ Over Seminole County fico of County Tax Collector of and sell." I hereby announce myself ns p ford, Lake Monroe nnd Pnola. years with such great suc­ Hark V. C. COLLER, Prop. Seminole County, subject to tho enndidate for tne office of Shori.T cess that this form of ad­ I’. K. WALKER. This is to notify all con­ action of tho Democratic primary of Seminole County, subject to tho Sanford, ------------ Florida vertising has come to be We are making some TO- THE V O T'ERSW T H F .'m il General Shop and Mill Work very popular. cerned that the requirements to bo htld in June. Democratic primary June, 1921 S EN ATC)KIA L DISTRICT. very good sales. List After due consideration, l have JNO. D. JINKINS. ' W. A. TILLIS. of law will Le complied with The neetb of one are sup­ Contractor nnd Builder decided to become a candidate for plied by the needs of another. nnd the Tax Cooks will he Schelle Main?s re-election to the State Senate 517 Commercial Street with us. from the 19th Senatorial District, This process simply is the closed on A pr! first as pro­ composed of Orange, tv mlnole nml getting of the buyer ami LAWYER vided by law anti all lands on Osceola Counties, subject to the seller together nnd Hcrnld Democratic Primary to be held Want Ads do that to per­ — Court House which taxes have not been June 3rd. I respectfully solicit fection. Try them and see. Wilson Welding & Radiator H. B. Lewis & Co. paid will he advertised and your support. To reach all the people ________ M ,0. OVERSTREET. _ Works executions issued for unpaid effectively — leave yuur Tel. a ID FOU MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD personal property taxes. Want Atl nt The Herald of­ "If it's Metal we can weld It." I wish to announce thnt I nm a Elton J Moughton fice. Phono us to s(,>nd for First National Hank Building— candidate for member of the SANFORD, FLORIDA it or phono it' to the Want ground floor. ARCHITECT School Board of Seminolo Co. from Ad Department. School District No. 3. Subject to First National Rank RIdg. Phone 319. 107 S. Park Ave. ’HONE 148 tho decision of the Democratic PriTax Collector, Seminole Co. Sanford, ------------ Florida , inary to be held June 3, 1924. STEWART The Florist II. II. PATT1SILM.L. Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W BUSINESS DIRECTOR! NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS PURELY PROFESSIONAL 1 PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TARE NOTICE NOTICE TO PROP­ ERTY OWNERS JNO. D. JINKINS WHIDDON & 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/. 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Publish**! In Florida's Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable. Section, Its Richest Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURD AY, MARCH 15, 1924 In Teapot Dome Oil Lease Suit W a rd Line Steamer Is sunk Off Hatteras Losing 25 of Crew Lashed to a Mast Drowns as Ship Sinks While First and Third Officers are Washed Overboard Trying to Re­ lease a Hatch Cover Which the Storm Had Torn Off. WITMFS'iK HAT A MWLU LIQUOR WAS SOLD ON LINER ORDUNA F.C.QuimbySurpris* Com m ittee In P rob A bout Fight Pictures Oil Committee Has D augherty Denies Recess Until Walsh Insinuations Made RecoversFromCold ConcerningHimself Champagne, Whiskey, Krnedictlna, Rum, Beer, Gin and Narcotics were Dispensed Freely to Bcotleggcrs by Officers And Crew. NUM BER S IN G L E COPIES FIVE CENTS Carpentier Picl Under Investigat QUIMBYTES1 (Hr The AMorlmrd I'rraa) <nr The .Xaanrlalrd Prraa) W A S H IN G TO N , Mar. 15— A t­ W ASHINGTON, Mar, 15,— The oil committco took a sudden re­ torney General Daugherty Friday Exhibitors Got by Laws.ttfjj cess Friday until next Tucsdny he- night made n general public denial « r T t f Anaorlalrit Press. Subpoenas on witnesses in the Payment of Smnil Fine N E W Y O R K gM nr. 15.— Trial of Albert D. Walton, United States cause of the iPness o f Senator Netted Huge Procce the governnieiRs suit for confisca­ government's suit ngainst the Sin­ This is the man i(efore whom the district attorney in Wyoming, will Walsh of Montana, its chief pro­ o f the insinuations against him made in testimony before the sen­ tion o f the Royal Mail Liner Or- clair interests w ill be served by government’s suit for cancellation assist the government's special secutor. New York State n r T h e Aaaeelatrd Frru a) A cold from which the senator ate investigation committee. B A L T IM O R E , Md., Mar. 15— duna, seized Wednesday ns a smug­ Hugh L. (Colorado) Patton, United o f tho Mammoth Oil Company's counsel, Atlee Pomorenc nnd Owen $1,000 Fine and L’onttat T fn stolid, bleary-eyed jiailormcn, gler, began Friday with witnesses States marshal ut Cheyenne. Pat­ lease on the Teapot Dome naval oil J. Roberts, in the government's suffered for some time, developed “ Any inference, direct or indi­ to Show without Interfer into n slight bronchial trouble nnd testifying that narcotics nnd liquor reserve will be tried. He is T. suit fo r cancellation o f tho Sinclair clad in nondescript clothing, " rect’’ he said, “ thnt I ever pnrtlci ton has been sheriff nnd marshal Blake cnce Making About $75,C Kennedy, judge o f ihe leases on the Teapot Dome re­ his physician advised him ta rest down the gangplank o f the Norwe­ were sold freely each time the •ves­ for several dnys. It wus stntcil pnted in any way with the late united States court of Wyoming. serve. gian steamer Cissy which docked sel reached this port and that her o!T and on for 30 years. Untii Senator Walsh returns to| JcH, Smith or nny ono c)gei for a ( H r T h e . l u o f l a l r d I ' r r u ) ____ owners shared the proceeds. here Friday. the capital the order o f procedure | Champagne, whiskey, bcncdicWASHINGTON, Mar. 15-ig - They are tho only known sur­ consideration, either momentary, that his condition wns not serious, vivors o f the crew o f 35 men of tine, rum, beer, gin and drugs were in the inquiry will be undetermin- political or social, in nny dishonor­ F. C. Quimby, New York, wh« the big W ard line freighter San­ dispenser! to bootleggers by o f ­ cd. There are several phnses re­ able way. in connection with the made the Demp.sey-Carpentfc tiago, sunk in the blizzard o ff ficers nnd crew o f the Ordunn, ac­ maining including the report of administration e f th" liquor laws light fdm.H was the first wit­ cording to the testimony. The wit­ Hatteras Tuesday night. the auditors who examined the ness in the Daugherty invest? They brought a talc o f a ship nesses, including federal ngents books of stock brokerage firms; or any laws is false and untrue. which had been battered by storms and members o f the craw, declare I Frank A. "On several occasions," he con­ iffnt ion Saturday. examination of witnesaes relating fo r thfec days suddenly turning the Ordunn's bnr never was closed to the story of Leonard Wood, Jr., tinued, “ it hns been intimated by Vandcrlip was sitting nearil in port. over nnd going down with her llr Thr Aaanrlnfnl Prraa. Large Number o f Reservations H U E R T O IS SCENE regarding nllegrd ntenints at “ oil table. Quimbj A t the outset of the proceedings, captain lashed to the bridge, her W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 15.— En­ deals” during thr Republican con­ persons ostensibly acting for Miss committee thins For Prosperity Dinner engineer and his assistants down E. J. Berwind, American nnd Brit­ said he made the pictures on^ actment o f the provision in the Roxie Stinson that for a consider­ Sent Into Secretary's O ffice OF H E A V Y F IR IN G sent ion at Chicago in 11120, nnd the in tho hull and others o f the crew ish coal operator nnd financier, revenue Dill fo r n,25 per eent cut questioning of Hurry F. Kinclnri. ation her silence could be nurehas- arrangement with Jack Kear&v Indicating Interest nnd poster! n $1,000,000 bond so the Or­ scrambling fo r the boats. in income taxes payable this year Enthusiasm. ( l l y T h r Aaam-lntnt I'rraa) During the day President Conl- cd nnd nny documents in her pos­ nnd Tex Rickards nnd a later Ten stokers were caught in the dunn might continue in trans-At­ V E R A CRUZ. Mar. 15— Heavy before second installments are due idge transmitted to the senate session could be delivered, all of made withfire room and went down with the lantic passenger service. She is Judging by tho large number of firing was reported in the vicinity June 15, regardless o f the fate o f |copies of diplomatic correspond- which deliberate and serious at­ agreement was scheduled to sail for Hamburg to­ reservations thnt have already o f liuerto, Mexico, where the reshin. "Pt'earcd nssur- t.m o passing between the Am eri­ tempts at blackmail —have been Iiicknrd for displaying the Tho Cissy picked up un the 10 sur- day with 144 passengers. been made for the Chamber of bols ure being attacked by govern- c<* *’ ' •day night, can mid Colombian governments absolutely and unconditionally re­ films in other states. He said vivors on Wednesday afternoon Snys Brought Liquor Three Years. Commerce "Prosperity Dinner” to ment forces, under (Jen. .lose Dotn-1 Senator Harrison, Democrat, regarding the Colombian treaty, jected." Rickard informed him tl Charles Dawe, the ship's store­ be held on next Tucsdny night at inguez. Gen. Funsto Topete has ! Mississippi, Friday predicted pass- but there was nothing in this cor­ aftor they had clung to their cap­ The attorney general then pro­ sized lifo boat for hours. When keeper and one o f the seven mem­ the Valdez Hotel, the nffnir w ill be established headquarters at El age of the provision as a'separato respondence to show that Albert ceeded to deny in detail, in a form ­ William Orr and Jap Murna*.^ they le ft the (Santiago there were bers o f her crew to plead guilty of a great success according to an an­ Iiule ami heavy reinforcements nr.i i resolution “ whether the revenue If. Fall, as secretary o f the Inter­ al statement, the inferences as to mentioned in testimony yea- ^ 11 but when tho boat overturned illegally importing liquor, was the nouncement by R. W. Pcarman, going forward. General Cusurin! Dili becomes law or not,” joining ior, had influenced the ndminis- wrong doing on his part contained government’ s principal witness. Ho who declared that much interest lias surrendered witli a force of 150 house lenders who recently nniioun- tuition's course in urging prompt in the testimony o f Roxie Stinson, terdny, of Gnston Means’ plait one was washed nway. , The first and third officers were testified that in his three years on nnd enthusiasm is being shown in rebels. ceil they would neck adoption o f u ratification of the long pending Smith’s divorced wife, whom Mr. to displny the films. ..TheM I knocked unconscious and wnshed the Ordunn liquor had been aboard it by the business men o f Sanford. separate resolution providing for convention in 1021. Daugherty described as “ a disap­ men were understood to have"; overboard by the furious seas her every time she reached the Senator Dill, Democrat, Wash­ pointed woman who blames me be­ a plan whereby these picture* • the cut if the revenue bill were de­ Relieving that nt no time in its which flooded tho ship through an port of N ew York. ington, sponsored the resolution cause her divorced husband did not could be shown legally and layed. He declared the liquor was history has the community gener­ open hatchway. Finally the cargo under which the conference wiis make her sole legatee under his Rcvenue Dili Sidetracked. ally been in a better economic con­ everything would be all shifted, one of the men said, and it brought in under senl, the seals in> The Aokueinieit I'rraa) i Meanwhile the revenue measure transmitted to the senate. He w ill." was only a short time before the were broken when the vessel dock­ dition or thnt the future o f the city He declared he had “ no interest right.” It was understood O fT i T li", house decided to vote next i was sidetracked by the senate wanted tho documents referred to has appeared mure optimistic, th e , ship began to list und turn over ed, the liquor was disposed o f to the soldicra bonus |finance committee while inquiries the oil committee, but Chairman whatever” with Colonel James G. was a friend of Jess Smith, he slowly. . bootleggers, nnd the storeroom officers o f organization have .laid i l^'^d ay on relations Durden in his western oil com­ i were continued into the condition Lodge of the foreign plans to stage s tn g e the ............ dinner _.............. nt which . 1 1 1 • Tho crow made for the boats, sealed again by his shipmates. He committee, insisted thnt it be re­ pany, that lie had not been « party said. Harry T. (Indwell will be the guest. Secretary Work proposed login-1o f the treasury preparatory to ro­ “ You menn that thcite men had two o f which were launched. Only didn't know where the sent* came o f honor and principal speaker ' lotion to encourage new rcclania-, vision o f the rate schedules adopt- ferred to his committee ns it was to nny speculation to make money n plan whereby the films could be ' one succeeded in getting nway. from, he said. international matter, and he car­ out of violations of the law or out shown and you would not be both­ Although the affair is being a r - ! tio.n tho The other wns smashed like an egg Dnwe identified Joseph Smith, ried his point. o f the showing of prize tight dims fmpiiry into operations of the; The committee did not meet torhell against the side of the ship. one o f the revenue agents who ranged by the Chamber o f Com-I The correspondence wns ordered und thnt Jess Smith never ap­ ered by the department o f justice*’ Senator Wheeler asked. “ 1 wal The story o f tho disaster, ob- raided tho ship on Wednesday, nnd mcrcc, a cordial invitation is ex-,bureau o f internal revenue w as'day, Chairman Smoot announced, printed ns a public document nnd proached him ut uny time on tho tained piecemeal Ir from the ■uiriv»it)no o f the government chief wit- tended to nil business men o f th is ! begun before a senate committee, and actual work on tho rate ached- iu such it will be nvnPnble to the subject o f clemency for Federal told to go ahead and 1 wouldn’t f livestock producers! 'j'08 cannot be started, hesaid, bo- oil committee. bothered." It wax understood the- i tors follows: nesses Friday as n bootlegger who city ns well nj the women o f San- j Western prisoners. exhibitors were to pay small finee 1 F or 70 hours the big Ward often nnd bought liquor on the Or­ ford, who are interested in the (asked the Interstate Commerce for fore late next week, pending con­ clusion o f th'j hearing o f treasury in each state. Quimby said they ] liner which wns bound from Cien- dunn. progress of the “ City Substantial.” |lower freight rates. officials. paid $1,000 line in New York and fuegoa, Cuba, to New York, with Bootleggers Laden With Bonze. An attractive program is being The senate adopted n resolution a cargo o f sugar plowed through continued to show without inter­ Smith, preceding Dawe on the arranged which includes am on g1broadening the powers of the Mr. Snmot declared, however, tho heavy sen. Late Tuesday night .•tand, snid he was a truckdriver other numbers, speeches by Mayor I Daugherty investigating commit- that jr further delays were encoun­ ference making the proceeds about $75,000. He snid he understood tered, night meetings o f the com­ one o f the hatches broke nnd the until he became a federal liquor Forrest Lake nnd Frank P. Forster ,ucsea swept over the ship nnd pour­ agent Inst January. mittee would be called in nil effort Minna wns an employee o f Edwafdt' While still and by Mr. Bodwell, who w ill give The I IIV senate M i l l i n ' oil II committee t U l l l l l l l l t l f post 't n t 4 4 — | • . . ed into the holds. The chief and driving truck lie lind seen bootleg­ the principal address. • Edward poned its hearings until next Tues-1l" « ct thc nu>usure before B. McLean. » y»third officers tried to retrieve the gers laden with liquor leave the Higgins, president of tho organi­ dny on account o f the illness of ! 1!‘ Qiumby snid thnt half the pro­ Hr The Z iM rlnlfd I'rraa. (llr The t>a(iHn(ril I'rraa) Criticizes Cool id ge Message. hatch cover which swung to nnd Ordunn on twenty or thirty occa­ zation, will serve as toastmaster. Senator Walsh. TA LLAH ASSEE , Mar. 15.— FlorW A SH IN G TO N , Mar. 15.— Pro­ ceeds showing Itlms was fo r him fro across the deck with every sions, he suid. Senator Harrison, in endorsing — Florida will join the rest-of the tected by rules prohibiting amend­ and half for Munia and Orr, their Music for the occnsion w ill be J Curtis D. Wilbur of California, >iw roil. tlie proposed cut in taxes payable nation in observing Forest Protec­ Ho told o f joining the govern­ ments and limiting debate, the salary amounting to $65,000. Ho : yt.ar criticized President A wave poured over the deck ment service, o f boarding the Or- furnished by Joseph Reizenstein’s 1Wnfc nominated to be secretary o f ; tion Wc£k, which has been set Dy soldiers' bonus will be brought) lie- understood Jess Smith had nn in­ Orchestra, it, was announced. Oththe navy and Hugh Gibson to be j Coolidge’s message asking inimediand cover and the two officers dis­ dtlnn with a fellow* agent two voy­ terest in the contract with them. ! j „ t e action on the proposal as a “ po- President Coolidge for A pril 21-27. fore the house for a vote next He wns excused after a appeared. Their names were not ages ago, nnd of buying rye whis­ cr special musical numbers will niinistcr to Switzerland. severe \ This will murk the fourth annual Tuesday, Senator Shipstead, Farmer-Labor litical move” asserting the prosiremembered; only the ship’s roll key ut $23 u case and gin ut $.1 a also be given. Secretary Pcarman cross cxnminution by Sonatbr.' observance of the intensive cam­ Under this agreement, agreed is making preparation to accom­ Minnesota, introduced a resolu­ dent “ knew this action could liot be would show, and it wns lost with bottle. paign to acquaint the public witli upon in the house Friday, a two- Wheeler intended to show he never \ Capt. J. S. Baldwin. The captain They also drank good beer over modate approximately 150 guests. tion m king what the state depart- taken in the time left before first the damage caused by forest llres. thirds vote wil* be necessary for planned to show pictures outside President Higgins declared that ment knows o f the new French installments are due. was tied to the mast when the ship the ship’ti bar at Dawe’s invitation, An nreu o f about 11.0(H),000 acres passage by proponents of the meas­ o f New Jersey until it was learn- ■ every business man and every loan. keeled over on its portside and said the witness. is swept every year by these tires, ure Friday night predicted ap­ ed it could be “ fixed” nt Washing­ shouted tu the men to inunch the An agreement was announced Smith's next visit to the Ordunn woman in Sanford who is concern­ He answered affirm atively it is estimated. proval o f tho measure. Advocates ton. H ere In Interest O f lifeboats. was when she reached port In Feb­ ed with the welfare o f the com­ between the Washington and Ot­ the question "Rickard told you . o f a full cash payment option form The idea o f nn intensive cam­ Two life boats were launched ruary. Ralph Oyler, a federal munity and who are cognizant of tawa governments for appoint­ W om an’s Association paign to proect the heavily wooded thu principal opposition to the hill Munia wns a close friend o f Harry * and filled hut the first was tossed narcotic agent, accompanied him. the rapid growth ami development ment o f national commissions to regions of the country originated ns now drawn, hut after a protest M. Daugherty nnd E. B. McLean o f the city, should make it their a sist the joint engineering board against the huge hull and crushed. Smith testified he bought B0 cases Miss Minnie E. Margin, supreme on the Pacific Coast, nnd in 1921 oil the floor Friday against con­ and that it could be fixed to show.' The water swallowed up the men o f whiskey at $.'15 a case from duty fo attend the dinner on Tues­ in planning for the St. Lawrence- chaplain o f the National Woman’ < h President Harding took cognizance sideration o f the measure under them all over the country.” Great luikcs Deeper Water Way3 Benefit Association, is in Sanford in it. The second boat went over Storekeeper Dawe and his lineymn day night at 8 o'clock. I’. C. Baldwin, former depart^ limiting rules this group said no of the elTotts and issued a proclam­ successfully with the 11 men in and that Oyler bought several |project. fo r u few days to ussist "the local ation urging ull governors and nil organized effort to obstruct the ment justice agent, testified cog It. There was no attempt to man ounces o f u narcotic drug. cerning the alleged gun runningL Musical Comedy W ill chapter in some of its work. Miss citizens, cither in association or as measure was to be expected. the oars. A ll they could do was Federal Men’s Ruse. The bill provides for paid up 20- oil the Mexican border during the Burgin comes from Philadelphia, individuals to make proper observ­ J. It. Hall Dies Very to cling desperately to the gun Smith also testified tiiat ho nnd Be Presented by Local year endowment life insurance poli­ unsuccessful Cantu revolution. Hu where she maintained her head­ ance of the occasion. wales. The last they saw o f the Oyler last Tuesday arranged with cies and cash payments to veterans said while engaged in stopping’1 Suddenly Last N ight quarters for carrying on the or­ Many organizations, other than Santiago was when the vessel Dawe to buy all the champagne, Talent Tuesday N ig h t neutrality violations he was trans­ ganization's work in tbut state. tho Federal Forest Service, will entitled to not more than $50. rolled over and disappeared. gin, rye and bcnedictine in tho Representative Jeffers, Demo­ ferred and no one was appointed ,1. It. Hall, age 43, died suddenly She w ill assume charge o f the work take nnaclivu part iu the observ­ Follow ing a three hours battle ship's storeroom, and a considera­ 'Springtime” is the name o f a Friday night shortly before 11 o'­ in this state and will aid in th.‘ crat, Alabama, who favors u cash to succeed him leaving 2(Hi miles ance this year, it is indicated. Pres­ option, described the Dill on the of border open, lie said William with the storm, the lifeboat was ble supply o f narcotics. It wiis on three-act musical comedy which clock at his home in the Miller organization o f a large number of ident Coolidge’s proclamation, capsized. The men were thrown the pretense of taking off these will be presented Monday night at floor Friday us a “ gold brick” Hanson in the immigration service . Apartments on Magnolia Avenue. chapters in Florida. which probably will ite issued la­ and protested against consideration was involved in getting nrnts to ] into the the water. One didn’t purchases the next day thnt a the ' High School under tin- auspices Miss Burgin has been canceled Mr. Hull and liis family have ter, muking thu occasion a national o f come up. His name was John squad o f federal men raided the of the Episcopal Church ami for it under rides prohibiting tlie revolutionists. with the association for many something or other but no one wus ship, made seven prisoners und im­ the benefit o f the building fund, it lived in Sanford for two years years ami has watched it grow un­ affair and not a movement calcu­ amendments. Otehr speakers also During Friday’s 1 investigation lated to benefit any single class of moving here from High Springs sure. He was a good man, too. was announced Saturday. declared fo ra full cash payment more sensations tumbled into thu pounded the vessel. til at present it has a membership option. Curiosity prompted him, suid the In charge o f the arrangements where they had lived for eight o f over 275,000 ami its resources citizens or business interests. record o f the senate committee iu- J Arbor Day in many states is A T P O IN T OF DEATH. witness, to ask I)awe what he did for tlie staging of thu play is Mrs. years. He wns employed in Snow’s run over the $2,000,000 mark. She vestigating Attorney Generals proclaimed to coincide with Forest Barber Shop on First Street. He B A L T O , Mar. 15.— Mrs. Kather­ about “ the people who run the John G. Leonard!, who stated thnt Daugherty. A s usuul, they wer is enthusiastic about extending the Watchman fouiulDcad Protection Week. ine Bclk, 26, Montgomery, A la . bout.” Dawe’s answer was, uccorl- it will bo one o f the best home was horn in Valdosta, Gu., where Itied off with machine gun vclodty.j Colonel William It. Greeley, chief was declared at the point o f death ing to Smith: tulent plays thnt ahs been given he lived the greater part of his life. work in this state nnd is anxious Gaston B. Means, former ieFes-1 A t Hollywood Studio; as a result o f un overdose o f sleep­ The body will be shipped Friday to sec the establishment o f more of tlie Forest Service, in discussing here for some time. Some o f the Says Required to “ Get Money." tigutor for the department o f JU9- J tlie question, says: "T h e President ing potion tnkun in a hotel here 4 Ilf Thr* % |nl |*rr*«) “ Wo turned the money into tho host theatrical talent in Sanford afternoon to his former home chapters here. ticc and man o f nu^p adventures, { o f the United States has officially last night. She said she had been company. They don’t care what including many of Jhc prettiest where burial will take "lace in the LOS ANG ELES, Calif., Mar. 15. who described his present huziiiesa,; Statu headquarters w ill lie main­ approved thu plan o f designating suffering from nervous troubles we do with the liquor as long u* and most popular young ladies of Valdosta cemetery. Mr. Hail is — It. Jenssen, watchman in tho as “ answering indictments,” testi* I fo r several months. the city wi*l be seen in the cast survived by his w ife and two sons tained at Fniitland Park, where the week o f April 21-27, inclusive, Hollywood studio ((f Warner Bros., tied "that he was the “ money earwe get the money." In so was found fatally wounded near owns an orange as Purest Proection Week. ami Dy several brothers and sis­ Miss Burgin Oyler followed Smith on the o f characters. ricr” fo r Jess W. Smith in various doing he has again made this mat­ th<* studio gate early today und grove. ters. deals implying corruption. stund and quoted Dawe as having Rehorsals for the play have been ter o f burning up the woods a sub­ died on tlie way to a hospital. Ail He tidd a startling tale o r collec­ explained further in answer to a progressing nicely, snid Mrs. ject for serious thought Dy every auto belonging to II. I.. Warner tions o f money for Smith in suma Leonard!, und u play that will be similar question: citizen.” witli the engine warm was found ranging from $5,00(1 to 3100,000! “ The com puny makes more out well worth the price of admission inside the gates. Efforts to learn and before lie finished hud brought of this than we do. They require a will be given. The plot o f the certain amount for each bottle and play dtuls with the blighted ro­ McAdoo W ill N o t Take who drove the car were unavailing. Secretary Mellon’s name into a A police report inter wus cluing story _ about ^ __ __ ____ permits for whiskey we get just the profits over that mance of u scion of 1868 aristoc­ Stand On Ku Kluxism ed to show the automobile belong j withdrawals and said he,nail evoi racy nfid the daughter o f tho A t City Park, Sunday, Mar. 16, price." ed to II. M. Warner, general nuin |once investigated Attorney Gene “ Brewster’s Pills” Oyler corroborated Smith's testi­ founder o f Edward F. Donovnn, prominent 3:30 P. M. Mr. Donovon compacted n law II) T h r Z i i o r l a l r i l I'rraa. ugcr o f Warner Bros.’ studio. Daugherty himself for the InU which is finally solved i nthc story mony throughout. newspaper man and writer of note, course at Stetson University at MACON. Mar. 15— William G. His chauffeur wus questioned Dy President Harding. Counsel for the defense indicated which covers a period o f 50 years. accompanied by Mrs. Donovon has DcLnnd several years ago being 1. March, The Governor ....... McAdoo ndressed 3,000 people here the police and Inter releaued. Means wns careful to say tnpt ...... Buys thnt the Royal Mail Line owners’ arrived here for a visit with Mr. a classmate o f John G. Leonardy today und left in the afternoon for defense would lie that the liquor the charges uguinst the attorney. | Dragon To Examine Sanity O f nnd Mrs. Thomas C. Owen of U ll o f this city, was also a member. Savannah, where he w ill complete 2. Overture, Golden general which he investigated then,, nnd narcotics were smuggled nnd ____ ____ King M yrtle Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Since the completion o f thu course his tour o f Georgia. He was inter­ sold without the knowledge of W inchesterMurderess Owen are long time friends of M r.1there, Mr. Donovon has taken post he found to be without nny founds- , 3. Va'se from “ The Queen’s rupted by u member in the audi­ tion in Tact. He uiso disdain themselves, the ship’s master, Laco Handkerchief*.... and Mrs. Donovon. |graduate courses in several east- ence and asked for his stund on the tiiat in his testimony Friduy a t . Cnpt. W alter P. Warner, or other Dr The AnKiiclHlril l’ rr»«. .........*........... ..... iStrauss Mr. Donovon was for a number ern universities. Ku Klux Klun, but he refused to Smith’s alleged money collection, responsible officers aboard. TA M PA , Mar. 15— The Lunacy o f years editor o f the Unabridged RE-ICING PLA N T. Asked how ho liked Sanford, Mr. answer. 4. Novelette, Moonlight in Dawe stated, however, taut Per­ commission was asked today to Standard Dictionary nnd other Donovon declared that he was very he had any knowledge o f the uttor F lo r id a ................. Storm tiey general being involved, or cy Foyle, the chief stewaid, bought Sanford has the largest o rig­ examine the sanity of Mrs. J. E. much impressed with the city as wdrks published by Funk & Wag5. Sacred Selection, The Holy inal icing plant in the world coiving any o f the money collcc City ................... Adams the liquor, both the company's ami Winchester nnd daughter, John nails Company o f New York City. being one o f the most progressive Chief o f Police Is the “ private” stock; that Dawe solo Eva, charged with the murder of He wns also connocted for three places in this state and ns having for Smith or one \V. T. Underwc__ from which refrigerator curs arc IN TE R M IS S IO N Arrested fo r M urder iced before beginning their whom he named in that connection. it all; nnd that he and Foyle ‘split Winchester at Seffner Wednesday years with Edward Thompson a particularly bright future. He 6. March, Sempre Fideles...... 50-50" the profits on their own li­ by stamping him to death. Two Company, law publishers of North- said that the very substantiability journies to markets ull over the At no time in his story o f moiM ................................Sousa quor and the amount they reemved ministers headed the list o f sign­ port, N. Y. llr H ip AM irlnlnl P rM i) country. The icing station or collections, did Meuns identify t l o f the “ Celery City” is a strong 7. Selection, Burgomaster..... H IG IIPO IN T, N. C „ Mar. 15— for the company’s stock in excess ers’ petition, State’s Attorney people he suid he got it from. platform accommodates 52 cars ................................ Luder Besides having a wide experience inducement fo r prospective inves­ I.. C. Jenkins, chief of police, Says Collected $100,000. aa and during the trucking season, ............................ Ludcrs o f the company's stated price. Pnrkhill todny declined to make iu this line o f publshing activity, tors. with the Specifically, Means testified that the plant is operated day and “ Sir. Owen is endeavoring to Thomnsville, charged known his plans in prosecution of Mr. Donovon bus uiso considerable 8. Medley, Favorite tjouthern in February, 1922, at Smith’s dirtt*) night. Each car is imeked with newspaper experience having a t . persuade my w ife and me to make murder o f a woman believed to be the case. • A irs ................... Reeves M ARKETS live tons of ice. For the season tion at the old Bellevue hotel times been part owner o f both our home here,” said Mr. Donovon, Mrs, Elizabeth Jones, Appalachia, 0. Overture, Spic arid Span. .. o f 1922-23 refrigerating re­ Washington, he collected $100,1 .... ............ (Jewell daily and weekly newspapers. He who admitted that he was con­ Virginia, whose body was found in BODY IN TH U N K . * (ll> The A»»«eln(rd Press) 10. Star Spangled Banner.... OGDEN, U TA H . Mar. 15— The has niso been a contributor of sidering tlie mutter. He said he the Jenkins home yesterday wax * quired 81,975 tons or 63,950,000 in $1,000 bills from an unna C H IC AG O — Wheat. May 106 to arrested when he returned to ....................................Key pounds o f ice. The plant is Japanese representing Mitsui 106 1-4; July 106 3-4 to 107. Cora body of u woniun was found in a various metropolitan papers nnd liked the entire state and that he Thoinasville early today. The will in all probability will make operated by the Southern U tili­ Couipuny, the Jupanesy ban! ninguzines upon different subjects trunk baggage room at the local May 77 1-2 to 78. t JOS. R E IZ F N S T E IN . house, who brought it on behalf • woman was first thought to be ties Company. especially those pertaining to legal | his future home here but ut what depot today. The police say the N EW O R LE A N S . Mur. 15.— Close. Bandmaster. (Continued on pago 8 ) matters. 'c ity , he has not deilnite'y decided. Mrs. Jenkins. trunk wns shipped from Denver. March 29.50; May, 29.29. BANQUET NEXT Inactm ent of 25 Per Cent Reduction TUESDAY NIGHT In Income Taxes Payable This Year TO BE A SUCCESS Is Predicted By Senator Harrison Washington News State To Observe Soldier Bonus Bill Forest Protection Will Be Voted on By Week Apr. 21 to 27 HouseNextTuesday PROGRAM FOR BAND CONCERT Former Publisher Delighted With Sanford; May Make His Home Here SANFORD FACTS I �nii iaoZjk j * * CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS Presented By jib Last Night £ s a Big Success ROAD PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) Richmond Avenue Mooro’a Sta­ tion road. Cameron Avenue, Spen­ cer road to Bcardnll and west on Pine Avenue to Sanford Avenue, six miles nine feet wide, ICO,000. Silvor Lake rond 1.0 miles nine fe e t wide, 115,000. Mcllonvillc, Genova Avenue and French Avenue from Hughey to Geneva Ave, 2.35 miles 16 feet, $32,000. Markham north to brick rend 1.4 miles nine feet wide, 112,000. Ono and quarter miles to H. J. Lehman's nine feet wide, 112,000. Total, 5100,000. N ote: Contemplated that the C ity o f Sanford will assist on roads along City lines so ns to carry out this program. Summary: New rond 1 C 1-4 miles. Old roads widened ono mile. - ........... In this personal word of k tlon 1 have Bo doubt that t munity joint gratefully because of this latest very substantial ind! sSlf • ■ • _i__ vLj: eF I R S T me cation Ui that “ Charity never faileth.** NAME OF MELLON (Continued from page 1) Miss Stinson said she knew of “ Aboard a Slow Train Through Smith having telegraphed Thomas touri,” a delightful and enterB. Felder, n inw.ver, who hnd b e n ‘ ■ three-act comedy, wn* associated with Mr. Daugherty in with great nucccsa hy the tho proceedings o f get. .lug a gui­ ill* o f the Sanford H igh School don fo r Charles W. Morse, the ; Friday night nt the high school. banker anJ ship builder. Site also " “ “ house was packed many o f the sent telegram s fo r him to McLean, ___tors being compelled to “ Mr. K in g " and others. snd up becavso o f lack o f scnt3. She caid K in g’s name was John f ., What is declared by many to T. King, a form er Republican nat­ have been the best performance ional committeeman frem Con­ that the students have put on this necticut. * year, was that o f last night. Every Smith had discussed denis with v - member o f the cast played his or K in g which were said hy Smith to ? her Part well which bespeaks o f (he be important. She did not know l ' excellent talent o f the pupils and details. the extensive training which Rccesn till 10 o'clock. have received. A fte r mentioning tho alleged hllc each member in the show "deals” between Smith nnd John played well several deserve spec|T. K ing, the committee went irto i fid credit fo r their efforts. Morrir i an executive session with n re­ '**oye, the colored porter o f the cess until 10 o’clock Friday an­ iquaiod and dilapidated train, nounced. Miss Stinson still appar­ t his lihtcneri in an uproar ently faced much moro examina­ th his humorous remarks. Miss tion. (atide Currnwny as Sis Hopkins, Continued from page 1. In executive session the com­ la tountry girl, played the part appointment o f a special commit- ___ mittee turned down . . . . _______ . unanimously . th r hit o f professionalism. Her tee to conduct nn independent in- ' the request o f tho attorney general tempts to make friends with vestigation. i that no subpoenas he issued for every passenger aboard the train Representative Burton, Bepubli- 1 Gaston B. Means and Thomas R. including Miss Tessie Codfish, fur­ can, Ohio, chairman o f the commit- ! Felder and ordored Means to dpnished many humorous situations, tee, said today it had no informa- * pear Friday morning, 'I'wfelch were ve ry entertaining tion that the department o f justice Means is to be put on the stand Pierce Griffin as the poor down­ intended to act so quickly in the : Friday in case letters Miss Stin trodden w ife o f Mr. Doohunker presentation o f evidence to the son is expecting do not arrive in and the mother o f 13-months old grand jury here and nr he hnd re­ time or there should be some rea­ . ’Napoleon Doohunker, was typical ceived no indication ns to wnni co­ son to delay her further testimony. fcu of the part which he played. Her operation the committee would re­ frequent arguments with her hus- ceive from tho department. Hear­ 11 bind from which she ununtly ings probably will get under way •, emerged winner despite the fact by the end o f the week, ho said, H B K n k i t she always maintained tliut adding that in the meantime the ahe waa treated “ sham efully," committee must ascertain the basis (Continued on page 8) ht forth frequent applause, o f tho charges, nnd determine what officers o f the government on the brought era who showed unusual abil- witnesses should !>c ended. legality o f the proposal. m - : Others were: Miss Mildred H olly ns Fall, furthermore, the govern­ ullno Pretty, the persecuted ! ment charges, "secretly communi­ irolne: Miss G a ire Zacherv ns cated" to Sinclair that he would unt Venus Hopkins and Miss make any leases until Sinclnir pro­ Olive Newman as Valeska Vamp. duced quit claim deeds witnin the Specialty (performances given (Continued from pa go 1) lands, "know ing well that raid I t S f Mtween acts w ere also much en­ “ I nm o f course rejoiced to know claims w ere worthless.” joyed. They included a biackfact that those In our city whom sick­ Then, the bill charges, Fall by Skit by Miss Tessie McRae, a ness and injury have prostrated "connivance" arranged for Sinclair , .gong by Miss M argaret Cowan ind and whose only hope of recovery to acquire such quit claims from %£<* ethers. Music fo r the occasion —ns lies’ in municipal administration, the Pioneer Oil Company “ with in­ punished by tho high school or- are enjoying n brief respite from tent to stifle competition." chestra. . tho hours that hang heavily be­ scribed in the government's bill n.* . The cast fo r the play war as cause of a practical benefaction. "having exercised no discretion” follows: . , A three-act comedy, entitled “ Aboard a Slow Train Through Mlsouri" w ill bo presented tonight i t 8:15 o’clock by tho pupils o f the Sanford High School nt the high school building. Rehearsals fo r this farce comedy have been in progress fo r several weeks and indications are thut it Carlot Shipments Through Mar. clear. 1 C alif. 2 Fla. arrived. 11 will bo a tremendous success. Some Pi 12th Tor Three Seasons. cars on track. Supplies heavy, de­ f the best talent in the high 11*24— Total from entire state o f mand slow, market barely steady. B # oschool w ill be seen in the cast. Florida 3882* Sanford section, 25117 Florida, 10-inch crates b Golden Not only w ill the play be staged 1023— Total from entire state o f Self-blanching in the rough, 8-4s u f e hut several novelty ucts w ill he Florida 28G4. Sanford section 18G4. 3.35-3.50. California, crates Gold­ given between nets. Am ong them 11122— Total from entire state o f w ill bo "L a Golandrinu” by the Florida 2305. Sanford section 1G08. en Heart, 5-7s 6.00. Add to yester­ day’s report— 1 C alif. 1 Fla. ar­ Spanish class in costume. Miss Note: 'Subject to slight revision Mildred Holly and chorus, Miss with Inter reprts from rnilronds. rived. 10 ears on track. ST. P A U L — 26 degrees clear. 3 Dorothy Mero and chorus nnd othUnless otherwise stated all qmu­ fra w ill bo additional specialty tations nre on stock o f good mer­ Fin. arrived. 13 cars on track. Sup­ plies heavy, demand slow, market numbers. chantable quality nnd condition. The cast o f characters fo r the dull. Florida, 10-ineh crates Gold­ Shipping i ’oint Information. play is as follow s: SAN FO R D , Flu.— W ednesday- en Self-blanching in the rough, Cast o f Characters. Clear nnd cold. Good wire inquiry. 3-4s 3.25-3.65. California, crates Clarence Angelcake, the "cullud” Demand good. Trading limited ns Golden Heart 5-7s 6.50. Add to p o rte r....................-M orris Moyo sellers have light supplies avail­ yesterday’s report— 26 degrees Handsonmc Iln rry Squnk, the able for early shipment, market portly cloudy. 1 Calif. 1 Fla. ar­ ‘ conductor, a hero from his feet u p ................... Culver Ethcrcdge strong. Cnrlonds f. o. b. usual rived. 5 cars on track. terms. Florida, 10-inch crates N E W Y O R K — 35 degrees clear. Sir Gilbert Dnrkwood, a human Golden Self-blanching in the rough 10 Fla. arrived. Supplies liberal, w olf with n black mustache .... ' ...........................Clarence Field* U. S. No. 1. 4-8 doz. stalks 2.25­ demand good, market steady. Flor­ 2.50, mostly 2.50, 3 doz. stalks nnd ida, 10-inch crates Golden SelfMao Slibitaky, who sells Uneedn Suspenders ......Robert Jenkins la rg er 2.00-2.25, few higher. idanching in tho rough, 3s, 4s and Lengthy Tim Turkins, a country Tenninal Market Report. s8 2.75-3.00, few 3.25, 6s mostly sport by heck ........ Robert Grier This morning’s sales to jobbers 3.25, few 3.50. Little Mr. Doohunker, the con­ unless otherwise stated. B O STO N— 34 degrees clear. 2 I? stable from Slubside Corners P H IL A D E L P H IA — 37 degrees, I Fla. arrived. 2 ears on track. Sup­ ............................. John Schirnrd pnttly cloudy. 7 Fla. arrived. 18 plies limited, demand moderate, Napoleon Doohunker, age 13 market firm fo r good stock. Flormonths ................Mary Maxwell cars on track. Supplies moderate, i«*a, 10-inch crates Golden Selfdemand moderate, market steady. Romeo Black, a city b lo sso m ..... hinnehing in th" ront»h, best 3.50­ Florida, 10-ineh crates Golden J .................................. Jack Flynt Self-blanching in the rough, U. S. 3.75, poorer, 3.00-3.25. California, College Boys ............................... el; crates poor quality and condition, Leo Peck, Sam Byrd, Walter No. 1, Ivst l-fis 3.25, few 3.50, 8s verv few rales 2.00. 3.25, poorer short. 3s 2.25-2.50, -is Price, W arner Scoogan P IT T S B U R G H : 28 degrees clou­ Pretty Paulino Petty, the perse­ 2.75, iJ-Ks 2.75-3.00. dy. 3 C alif. 7 Fi t. arrived. 24 earn cuted heroine .......Mildred Holly B A LTIM O R E 36 t.cgrccs clear. J C*''sinv W**dncsdav, Miss Tessie Uta Codfish, looking I Fla. arrived. 2 cars rcronslgned. opcninK Thursday— Supplies modfor amnn ............ Evelyn Taylor 12 cars nn :rac». Closing 'J®"* |crate, demand moderate, market Yaleska Vnmp, a mysterious nt-sday, 'oiVtning Thursday— Sup- r'catiy. Florida, 10-inch crates mystery ............. Olive Newman olios moderate, prices and condi -1 Golden Self-blattcbintr in th” rough Sis Hopkins, keep your eye on ■is ..................... Maud Carrawuy lion-, nn'-ham-eil from Wednesday. rt..!<t und 10s 3.00-3.25, 6-8s 3.00M I N N E \PO LIS— 23 degrees 3.50. Aunt Venus Hopkins, with inter­ nal dispepsy ...... Claire Zachary Big Mrs. Doohunker, just us MB’tnmr'SBRTOnxnn-tBnQBDBUnBBBaSBBBnHBBBBBHBBBUTfIBn cute as possible . Pierce Gridin Miss Molecule, a lady tca?her P l l ® .......................................... E lizabeth Young il iih ’ Mrs. Talcum, n singer in the •i ¥ ■ c h o ir ..................... Dorothy Mero Cecelia Talcum, mumma’s preci­ hS ibdiS ous ................. Katherine Lawton M arjorie Mayflower, from New England ................I.ucile Echoli Dixie Cotton, from the Sunny South ................ M argaret Peter::' ? “ Jvitli"1 Betty Blizzurd, from North Dak­ ota ......................... M ary Stanlev Goldie GutCJ, a California !»!<»•i I ■oni ................... Florence ' Nancy Brown, from New Y< rl. town .............. Jean Maxwell 11U ' de. Mabel and Susie, flappers from ! •!« M the city .................................... Mary E. Puleaton, Suru William:? ;2 Synopsis. Act 1— The inside o f n railroad day coach on the P. D. (J. railroad, Eczema. Missouri. ' Act II— Same old train traveling from Slubside Comoro to I’ oila. I l> Act I I I — It keeps on traveling from Vinegar Creek right to San­ ford. U » tel Specialties nnd between nets, by John and Bernard Schirard. Mar­ garet Cowan, Bernice Auston; Mil­ dred Holly and Chorus; Honor' Grier and Chorus. “ La Golandrlna” . Spanish Class . The orchestra w ill render revernl selections between acts. Away with Winter’s dark iu rtain! I et us lning 81’ iiIN G into V A L U A B L E S T IL L S C A P T U R E D « year wardrobe. J A C K S O N V IL L E , Mar. 14.— ,jj Our cleaning and eyeing method* help you dress happily, . nap* Prohibition enforcement officer* a have captured two stills in the Yel- * pily— and eccnotnicclly. low W ater section o f this county, g If you ward a demoastratien o f clothes*transformation— valued ut $10,000. The capture was a mode a fter u gun battle between J I'll.’IN K C32-J. ASK A B O U T OUR S P E C IA L C LU D RATE S the alleged moonshiners and pro- M hibition agents. otiila ■ » ugents. One unc o «uf the m e m-u.la said to be the largest ever found B In this vicinity. Andrew Turner, u ■ voung white man, was arrcjted o n '■ „ w vviiiinma charges o f violating the limn.r 5 » • H* Mulpau-------------------------------------------- R- life 18 . tiW I I 3 s PROBE IS BEGUN J SUIT TO ANNUL MAYORHYLAN Market Naira HB&q tU L First official view showing scrapping o f tho flower o f the Japan­ ese N avy in compliance with terms o f the Washington agreement. It shows the battleship Ivatori which took Princo Regent Hirchito to Europe on his trip. and his signature is characterized j ttirn-mj on the 22n*l day of April, ns "m erely a colorable attempt V I u lim ** my official slunaiur.. nnd evidence the ovmph.mec by linn in ! Nl.ai tin* the itth dnv of .March A I).. 1924. its term s." k. a . not'nr.A.ts. The Sinclair crude oil purchasing (ht r: a i.) Clerk Circuit Court company and the Sinclair Pipe Si in Itie i c, Ciuiiiiy Flm-lila. Hy: A. SI. Weeks. 1». C. Line Company, operating storage facilities on Teuuot Dome, were 3-1 1-21-2 -I made parties to the suit ns "tr e s ­ passers" to be ejected, their prop­ erties to lie taken ove- by the re­ ceiver. M cW i l l i a m s for sen ate REALIZING AN IDEAL . ST. A U G U S T IN E , Mur. 14.— | Thefriends o f W. A . M cW illiam s j have announced his candidacy a s ; state senator from the Thirty-first district, although Colonel M cW il­ liams hus never stated positively that he will enter the race. "Thu ntany friends o f Hon. W. A. Mc­ Williams take pleasure in announc­ ing his candidacy fo r re-election to the office o f state senator from the state senatorial district No. 31, o f Floridu," read nn advertisement Inserted in a F lagler newspaper. Nutlc* o f \ ;i|iII<-m 1 1m* fur T u x l i d d 1 inter Srellim RTS ut Hie l.eiiernl SlntnteM uf the M n tr «• ClurlVn. Nut lee l:< ht-reliy Kt veil that llu rold K. Shepherd. ptirohiiHer uf T .iv C ertificate Nn. 102!. dated the tth day uf June, A. Ii. ISt*l. has III- <1 HI 1 1 1 eertifleute In my u f f l f e , mill I has made applleatlull fur tax deed tu Issue In areiirdaiiee w ith law. Said certifica te emliraees the f"1Inwiii^ deserltieil prupertv situated In Hemlnule euiiut), Florida. tn -w lt: N W ' i uf StV'A o f MKti. Sec. 6. Tup. 21 S.. Knime 29 K. T h e said land lieltiK asseam-d ill the d a le o f the laHUanee i f ucch c e r tific a te la the name o f t'n know n. t'nless said rerllfle n t e shall lie redeenteil at riinltiiK to law la x deed w ill Issue Many have made it pos­ sible to acquire a home o f their own— tho realization of an Ideal. The Herald W ant Ads have a deal to do with bringing about homo own­ ership, for thoy point to op­ portunities in buying, sell­ ing, exchanging. See what the Herald Wants have to otter in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come true. Keeping in touch with tho Herald W ants means keeping in touch with real­ ty opportunities. „ Just turn to tho Herald Want Ads now und see how many such olturs nre listed thoro nnd, perhaps, the very one you nro looking for w ill catch your eye. P H O N E 148 Taking Orders for I I l y Easter Tailoring Now ■ ^6' ^ ’t It takes tim e to do a good job o f tailorin g. j W e like to g iv e our tailors all th e tim e they need, and insist on only one th in g— a first-class job. * Then w e take all the responsibility o f sa tisfyin g our custo; mers on every point— with lo n g long-service quality. I E . V. P rice & Co. F IN E C U S TO M T A IL O R IN G a ■ a * J has stood the test o f quality fo r m ore than a quarter century. You take no chances. S It w ill be to your advan tage to look o ver 5 woolens and styles— and g e t o u r prices. our new Spring a S ■ ■ ■ H a «a a a a a M B E M s ia n i!B a n B a B *a a B M B B > a a B a 4 a a a a B a a a a H n «B B «H B 4 7 «:a B a B X B M • • • Churchwell Com pany.. U 9 BID BBBBBBBSBB B B B B B B B S B B B B S B E B B B D S B B B 3 B B B B B B B B B B C B B I l! i!S2 Absence of Extreme Heat and of Severe Col< One of t\Q Many Manufacturing A< ., F l d r i ^ s h a s s H o t a b f c p l k ^ t ^ e s i f o r j m a i ^ n e i H o f f i r m n u f a c t u r i n g t a n d i s ^r a p i d l y , d e v e l o p i c g j in . w jp r fi e l d . ' ^ T h e je v e n v c liB a a t e lo fjt iie fs t a t e a n e a n s jin u c h e c o n o m y , 'k 'f u e h a n d e n a b le s w o r k v in g m e n it o r e n jo y u n a n y tu n u s u a l* c o m fo r t s . m 5 A b u n d a n t ^ w a t e r ^ tr a n e p o p b a t io ii^ v a ila b le »t6 fa lm o s t ie v e r y .s e c t io n ^ a ssu res . p r e f - ' y. . •- e r e n U a llfr e jg h fe r a te s tb o fc h ^ o m r a w c T m a ie r ia b a n d ffin is h e d H jr o d u c fc s . The fine.Katbors of »Floritia,are{always.open 7 t N Numerous ♦Floridajproducts. now marketed gateways to foreign trade,-fceelfrom congestion ’ m the i natural! state offer'excellent opportuni- from ice, sleet and snow, rLarge areas of th e ’A ties fo r‘ notable'enlargement of factory opercoastal portions*of the United*States,also-may,Rations. Fruits and vegetables, lumber and be reacheduiuicklyt and* economically,N>yr8hi|v-V>Phoaphate, nuts 'and* fish, are interesting possimentS'from‘ Florida'. ports. bilities'in-manufacturing. • and “ B e s t E v id e a c e M '^ l a v e s t a i c a t M y o t f i v e O p fa ^ e n o C > K m F lo r id a t t o a B a H « n n —WILLIAM J. CONNERS ^ C T h is fw e a llh y newspaper.publisher o f B uffalo,.New _ Mr..Conner8»says’.fnrther: “ Tho part o f Florida id ■i ' York,Us]n3wing|this.heavyJinvcstmcnt in tho purchase j » which I am interested is tho m ost productive ngriculo f mevcrallthousand acres* o f >Everglades land, in the ‘ tural sccUon on earthy w ith unsurpassed climate and v •onstructionf of I sixty miles o f rock highway which V. unlimited possibilities. A fo w words nro inadequate w ill (form tafconnecting link from ocean to gulf, open- * to fu lly exnresam y rcga rd (for Florida— it would tako ing up.for'agricuRuru), commercial-and manufacturing 8 a book, and ray. deeds must be-dopcnilcd upon to show. dovclopmentta rich area. what I think o f tho State.” ✓ Vrii LIFT THE SHADOW OFF YOUR CLOTHES The Florida Development Hoard, which is the State Chamher-of Commerce, it a non-partiean, non-profit organization, eupported by banJce, bueineee men. board* of trade and chambere of commerce. I t will furnish dependable and unprejudiced information about Florida, direct and through ite affiliated mem­ bership of local trade bodiee. Address I: FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT BOARD Consolidated Building Sec rvshStlls F l o r i d a F r o £ * .;c ts and Resource laws. ■iJt i tf&kLliS O. •» Jacksonville, Florida T>u* moat compleU eihlbltlon of FloriJn product* and rcaourcon ever wlil bo singed In MatlUon Square (Lirtivn, New York, from February Uth to Mth. AJinUdlon only 60 emu. Mora than a icom of countim nre represented by eahitfU illustrating the wtilih of production within their bonier*. A number of commercial and other pcWaU evhlbltpra ala> bavn apace. Madison Squafo Garden, N e w Y o rk - February 18*24 ■V.2*’ I �T im [ford Daily Herald A ' W eek o f Accom plishm ents This hns heon an important week in SnnfoiAl. A l)ijj step forward has been taken by this rapidly jrrowing eity. itereit m H**conil Ctnss Matter, Oc>er 37, 1*19. at the I'ontnfflce nt a(or<L k’ lorldn, under act ot March j i > , S A T U f t b A Y , M A R C H 15, i 9 U . s A N F r tftft t f A i i i Y 'r As Brisbane Sees It Dan Dobb Says WHtti-VflOAS LuT/ttOFf ah. cw/ lamlm Iskr Coolidge. Avn!d Slant Helling. Krityon— An American. TJu.sinca.H v*. Confiscation. i*.jgjrtgtu. i K t [t, lo o Of FuH g o lly/ \y \s u e e t f GET a lcHTa { O u Ia G E l t W G l f e OLD W H E R E V E R T H E people exptj s an opinion a*, the primaries it looks very much like Cool idgo f j - Republican ' presidential can­ didate. The people evidently are n t 'im 't t iin n x w a t r s i Tear .....fT.IM. fix Month* 13.RO waterworks. In the sale of .the bomin nt such si fine price convinced that Coolidge had noth­ vcrnl la CHI Ly Carrier p « r ing whatever to do w ith - Teapot l i e . W rck y Kapiton 12 P e r .the substantial character of Sanford was or.ee more proven ami the faith which financial houses have in the future of tie Dome. Public opinion hits truth anto11 m x ' l l l . X O T lr r : t A ll ttl.lluiry city was satisfactorily demonstrated. It took a catastrophe, as inatically. X o t lc o , r:ir<l- |vf lliank*. resolution* k ic ic Player piauox nev played out. I fOR IrtB 00MIH3 S e a s o n - \ PE OACA DOMPCAI The Philippine* v cnee so they can.ha ami things al) their q * it Ho There 'I’liesflav Niirht Artec the cobl season summer days will be appreciated. Sanford has been blessed by the cool days imd the celery crop has been pre­ E v e r y p e rso n in te r e s te d in the g r o w t h o f Suit fu n ! s lio u lil served while prices continue to a tte n d th e “ I'ro .s p e rily i >m n e r " D* In* g iv e n !>y th e C lu o n h e r "jictlmb. o f C o m m e r c e on T u e s d a y n ig h t. T h e V a ld e z H o te l sh ou ld ■ Children who are ill or in vvho.-e He c r o w d e d w ith th e y o w h o h a v e th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e c it y V fam ily there are some ill with :u h e a rt. contagious diseases should not be P r o m in e n t m en h ave lu>»n in v ite d to a tt e n d . S p e a k e r s allowed to aUciiii school. In pass­ ing a resolution opposing the at­ w ill in clu d e H a r r y T . H oihvell. M a y o r I 'u n v s t L a k e , a n d tendance of 1itch chiidie i Hu In>it I t ; :..u. P. i'n r s te r . Sp eeal n m sie a n d en t- r ta in in e n t fe a t u r e s o f trustees o f the iwtnfor 1 s hool f ' , v kv.rtg a r r a n g e d hy S e c r e ta r y P c a rn u m an d th e com m ittee* pit have done a wise thing. in c h a rg e . L 't A thirty-two page clition print'I lie g e n e r a ! |itirjj( e o f (!,*• g a l l i e r in g is to ta k e o ffic ia l [* ed on hook paper win published *’ i.Weiit,.sda■ by the Kurt Myer.- ri-coirnitinn ut llio l a d I*-;*! S a n fu rd is fa s t b e c o m in g on e ot "* I ’re -s. The •« elision was the eeb-- llie m ont p r o g r e s s iv e * it:e.s In th e s t a t e a n d t h a t it i- on t h e to.bralion of the i umpletioti uf the »u-a ot im p rt c e d e n lc d g t o w iit . Old t im e si t ill rs w h o eu m e to new bridge spimning the f'tdoo aS a u lo u i y e a r s a g o a m ! w !.*■ b iive c o n tr ib u te d la t g e ly to th • [” hotchi'e River. 1he spn ial run- i ' *’ tained 2135 im iies o f adveitisine g r o w t h o| l In seel ion > i ! 1 mi 1 1 w ith th o s e w h o h a v e r e c e n tly c o m e to m a k e lid s t h e ir hom e. matter anil M's*, inches of new and feature articles. In p la n n in g th is " P r n s p e ,. • D in n e r ” th e C itu rnher o l F Uu There are two I In-,mi.- i eking iu > . the presidency, liiia m John-ton t h 1 ,of Zilvvnukce Town-,up. Saginaw d 4 »A county, and Hiram W. Johnson, MUnited States Senator from Cnliof • ffornia. are two of the five eimdied ' - datei whose name will appear in T L the Republiiau rolumi* of ;], ■ f St, Michigan ||rt*sidential prefcetiee pi ballet at the April 7 election. Ur' IJurf'.liir- up m (lU aw a, ('unadi, v .,. belie>i in ''ning tiling- up right. Repaid i tay that a gang *d litem ! recent I : -t de an entire brick ‘ house ami its contents. The Allan » tn Georgian wonders if it is the H aauu* gang liim ude a Imrt while t ago a large steel a ft* and its con* tetltl from a store in South GeorK k'D and then went tu Atlanta and U took a one-ton cannon from Grant f Park. tb J«,1M Payne, serietary . o f tin* 1 P.dat!..i chamber of eormutree sitgC%f**jgests that Florida business men ph statu at the bottom of letter, goC« itig to points out o f the tutc the of -ItA jid ru tu rc ur. I weather eondltit'll* on the date of w riting the let hd ter. This method, if follow -d th* would educate many skeptical peo*»p l« in the north who are of the tbl opinion it is unbearably hot in of -Florida during the summer month**. The most heavily insured worna*. carries $3,(100,001) and live- i„ rn cap.j where everyone ,h*mld hj heavily insured. One reliable sign « f spring i, when you read nlmut so nianv 1» O M EOWa P p - 7h2 g a r a g e WPwT5ol< "Ae CAR awa Y SV5RHIKG AND M£\S GOilf-Ol GE» iT cead Y tor Th e -Seaso n fo^ SIXTY DOLLARS" Is tho Phone Nurdirr WE HAVE MOVKI) TO FIRST ST. COME IN AND SEE l TS. H U N T 'S W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R Mt H A R R Y II. H U N T S K A S taff Writer. ’ W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 15.— Go >. Holden Tinkham, bachelor rupresctilntivf: from Mnston. byaU. mol-- M ayflow er blood in ld» veins tluta any other member o f Con- r or me Pent tit ol itio-e among us who have not been abroint arid had * lot he- made by the btnmtailor who makes clothe t for the P rim e o f Wales, it should be e x ­ plained in the preface that on the other side “ liig lien" is the fa ­ m iliar name of a very famous town clock and, by the peculiar phraseology o f the Britisher, what we call a mailbox ho cMlk a pillar­ box. So much fo r that. Now for the i!e"*- l i 'l l ■* t *’ • A I " 11110(1 policeman appears in court u> witness against a per.-oti arre-te l by hint for drunkenn* "H i w do >,*n know the t!ei\ndant was intoxicated?" inquires the magistrate. "W ell, your worship," says the copper," when I first sou 'ini '« was droppin* a penny in the pillar­ box and then ’e looked up at Uig -Ben ami cried out 'Great Gawd* I*. 1 * * * *'."0*1 UP'T their .‘ t u'ti views o f light and ■.vroiig, would Imvo apporved prescut day prohibiliuii. So he’s Ug.ltIII* it. _ A an raided distinction, Tinkham ,'i..tires ns the baldest man ia is - a id as the member \ iih the nine luxuriant whiskers. JJ □ M n f* ri U .Major Victt S. Fletcher com- u r. .uulitl'' the Pf flit ItaiTRcks at J /.ambot ,;a, Piiitippinu I .lands, re- M i • . 11y a. conipanicd an air service >t uadroa that made a flight back jj into the Morn eolmtry. n The planes were a cause o f ™ im ,.!i :..-loni"hmeut to tIn old a Mai • who g.,titered about the ■ binlaieu r.nd jnbbcrod nil sorts o f J ■lllc diotis. FMciu-r, w in cr.il speak u the dialecl 1 a-iuiy, was apienach* * c* i>> ime old b.iLl Wily n Red: g "When lull were up tild e , n * r ( I N I voil .sec H eaven7" em in o Sanford, Fla. A cordial welcome awaits you at this S tron g Financial Institution Capital and Surplus Total Resources - M 'i xn ?::i.:iagi;u r:w '!rci*M n a3 iB 5 r*i»H aa jin a H a: r u .in x a a u i* ^ a a j MCSICAI. COMEDY 15ENKFIT EPISCOPAL CIIUUCH n M J MONDAY, MARCH 17TH. n il ti M h ig h School Auditorium iice Jti.'M). Night K (»*( IMUCES ;i» AND 55 C'ENTfJ m Spare donated hy OUR D A Y A N D I A MM liE .U It A \ A <11T (lieuds that gaatlif'd ui Sint-lnlr oil ur " -toe ti. 7" j II them this: It vvn ui’t th - t'i'ielair Oil ( '••inpaay that p,it th • navy oil lands. Mr. Sineluir gat tho i; Ii ..si - and formed a special eornpanv t*> hold them. Tlfv .s'inelnir Oil Company had *.*• intori1 t in the nav.d oil rt'Herw at d!. I ntel en a ipu.rtet iute'i t:. ■ t'l 'ni u servei was sold i v t h o SI IOI u > s i :n d HUY a n Sinclair eor,ipauy, and that's . .1 th. t company has gut now*. H AN'T Cl i'Y C d r n iK R (ieutlcm . n tinii bought i t ha-U1 i .i repent at leisure will ..loan- no­ H e re , te•* Llit- -i (111,!, u |I ii. ,, ,i li ■ that a stock market gaud.ling tip is u.-u:d!v dangerous and. a,.|. ! e. ion ; I* • -llouiil el, ■ *di . .1 '•d •(' emu c to head the i-'lor- rtilteulous. in id !, .itiou. -rrali.* convention, .'It-. ■a" le l i ’iin lilt* juditi .d aspt c . , ( 'mitemporary Comment in* no* f di -tin.rui hid eil i . of - ■ 1 i .......... d t i i li the state, lie i known throe li- H " I "la delegation, lo- ided l y , lit llie World as one of the n e ­ Ur,va . w ill 'a,", iu Nev.' V AI u, money is il on I j ublifi-' of Aoieri a ■vili oe tin* nio-f valniiid" |,md ol evil Tampa Trthuu influence in the councils of ... <t publicity. Ii will give Kl rI"'iiiocrut'e party is gr, ,i ;i u 1, a pro i ire which no o I ,, that " f any other living no u \ 'nt*' i n enjoyed ■nice I lie i *i i! Ifi-mocralie natimiul ciuv ‘ iitinn Vi in1 1he liglii again * I 1, ■ which did not include Mr. I h ia 1, i,:> an l a It ead .1. • <*ni M ltai'llv call i* If a ; i •!> r -p . *vn, u .ul it may l», ■ , at el v p .... i . te-entative body. *'d 1■ l • com aoni |ie . c, I ■. It i Put likely lliu1 any tr in I • ii.g iroaiiselves at th.. |,t i -vIoi i op|>,, i.,| ny Mi. Itry e. , ' ite lheir appn Three tn ii luentioiie.i [)augl be nooiinated, and it is eoila;n ibut "i llie man fur wbom tJt*•. ba.a rty's luccessnr. According t ' Detnoeratie from whom h'-wda fir" - *'■ I l b e * I l ,; n lot l o g | ] i • lfiinghi rly, there isn't rising to S bold- I.i.. ; upport call be elected. hip lit: l uliiee in llie land. any stiece sor.— Tam|*a l ribune. S T0R 1I h° mc,CS* hy dl ll-tating " TH E HOUSE of Representatives the future member from the lluii. ha i approved ih plan to let Henry May di-triel. lo rd lie 1. 1 h.p Mieele Shoals. I’eoIn other word:'. George Holden ply m tlie Sotyh are is k b ra lin g lnj> claim t > live M ayflovvir forewith tionfircs. , ! bears, such claim being duly aiNext will n iiiv action by the te-tei !»;. the Society of MnyHowSemitc. E vciy farmer in 11:.- I'ni- r i>i lendunls, which investigatedI ted M a te, is iuterestid in the Kinkham's genealogical status bc.^ u tie in K x tt^u Ll UUW. W iiL J u , 4'W ,ib tr- - r m i h1 * .W i. -ir - tliey ran ntloid fo vouMemp. against it became ' it is a long --------’ “ the .vliy iiiii.i t > i.i g.< ihei ■?" time l» -fere election," will find th it With such an nnecstrnl record, this particular tiling will not !>-• m e may wonder liovv Tinkhtun vslergolten. raped these fifty -fo u r years the jittn i. plan- of designing mammas va-> -i j,i IE YOU arc an u r .landing, redaw in him an opportunity fur |< btuudeil. .me lumdred per cent th i. daughter* to many ini • the' American, you will have .something Mayflower aristocracy. 1‘ouKle■> r, i i.i.inj o f them tried. Hut (ie o r ;.> n- . hj. i Memp-ey vul 1 lightEirpn a g a in 1tleld’en is atuavv man, and in in New V m k i hi m xl Mat o r bay. ‘T’ t1'' " f tile heavy odds he lias i.,..gl . n u f course, if I'iipo i, beaten by held Ikis bachelor talus v.ith the I m raw hil', 'U*1■' reluntli- 1 tcn.uitv that he i'ni ■ ■il in In* :t lieaillinei* anybody el i* nt if., 11* gave that ict to such ns Mr. Gibbons, from the il'Id- on to his genealogical certifi- in v .>1 n i n iter r ’-ving in would cate. g i northwest. Mi Dempsey ■.v r*. ■ t>- is » \ feel in lemur bmnnl to light l!w Ti ikliair.'s favorit • sport is big l r. umpeil int * p**!itl< s. win m* i*. gatue hunting in A fiicu . That i. . lay. ^ r:un;ini,;mi g. lie in the off-sea'i. ’is, when Congie.. '• tub- ( of iiii cun-ai,mats IRCi MATES. TIi-- i- nit in c • don. Winn t ’ongress o', i • 1 * don't vvfiir a fiimiy ■ to an undcrlal-er i on the jot* his l'avoriie reereittion te n .. i* ■ ’ ’ .a* h* iris cut having a teething , t baking the ami- atom? league le , ■ . mni i- t v u to act baby tomorrow. and filin g otva-iamd volleys ia om I a pretioi ly i.'igliifli U f Moaaeo, who died favor o f the inttirn o f v ines and the | i ■ ,i slu .ytn:; law got iii i money tram heei far Die working man. I'*u . . i iu jilniut ! rooms o f Mi ur* Tinkham doesn't believe his puri- • 1’ many tin American tanical i’uritan aitcvs' ir.-, for all Job. s Another daily uevvspnpir has v’ on tn terce i.- d o in g so in tin- l a l i i f t l i a t it w ill s t im u la t e r:i«,-joiited the lanks of Ktoiida publi• ’ > I d a -lit o v e r th e c it y s c r o w i . aad v. !I act as a g e l t o g e t h e r cations. The Daily Trilmiie, Miami Beach's new daily new: paper i m e e tin g w h e r e id eas w ill l.t e x c h a n g e d a m o n g th o s e in le t ’**’novv appearing legularly. It t a ed in th e fu r t h e r g r o w t h and p r o s p e r ity o f th e c i t y , h slu nil i Well printed, newsy publication i i contninm a g,„,d percentage uf l,e an e v e n in g fr o m w h ich g r e a t g o o d to Hu* e i t v w ill eo m e. adverti. ing. I; editor i- * luytou Puesdity e v e n in g should l e -m a s id e a n d r e s e r v a tio n s Sedge will. * noper ami it- gi iw, c.l m ad e fo r th e ‘ 'P r o s p t r it y D in n e r ." I a d lo s an* in v ite d . manager n Thmuns >•’. .Ianell. It-** t our fu/a i hool gild-: walked 1^; upstair, to ihi top of tin* '*7 .-tiny i j . Woolvvnnli building n. New Vm\ r 'C i t y . Two did a in do minutes P - without a stoj* in rest the first BTtim e thi; i.a- i v r In ii done by a L q woman That t. . ometbing tin L^W asp-v.ai-tel, cot-eted nitieleenth g century tiiaiil could have done. ^ Capper's Weekly. **’* Theories ore nice hnn.ty thinn o have around, lmt y „ ,/ m " ' T injured when they are exploded.” i The county commissioners o f 'Hillsborough county have decided Abut .no candidate will be allowed ,to niace cnmjinign signs along the highways of that county. Other 'counties .slioulil do likewise. b'dcpend- I scandals Tax rchcdules are even complicated than railroad tile*. •Hid notice* of cutcrtninnirnt* w hom ‘ -eharpes nre mrtile. w i l l lie dwirircl to r at regular m lv e rtfiln i: rates. r—aupport, * Pt • --------o-------The Hieroglyphic Glide is the name o f a new jus./, musical num­ ber recently played nt a ball in Vienna. Something distinctly Egyptian, one might presume. many crookn spin lhlJ The rate nt which airplane, ia exceeded only hy our tax Bus \ OILED OP AND ClEAMSD OP H K F .M ! COWtlS. Prrald rnt i L L t M l I.. IlK.tV, V lr e -I * r r .l .l r n t ' U C V A I I M IIKK N it often does Id awaken a carcass people to the necessity u Y O U H A V E lvc-c-n warned here having sufficient water to protect their property. Hut the selling French francs short. burning of the Gpiacop.il Church and the other church build­ about If you took that advice you have ings brought home the inci tnai there was little lire protec­ saved money. They went up again tion. The loss of those buildings, especially the church Wednesday violently, rising from 7, Tuts,lay's close, to U P , Wed­ which contained priceless memorials has resulted in the tienesday's elore. • termination of citizens to see that it is impossible for such a Me careful how you sell francs thing to happen again. short and be careful how you buy Invest you* And now one of the finest and most adequate water sys­ European bonds. m'ii 'ey in United States optimism tems in the south is to be constructed. The city eommi>sion- and you will come out right in the ers are insisting that no time be wasted in building the new waterworks. Contracts for the construction o f the new plant S E N A TO R KE N YO N , .if l.»wa, are to be awarded on March 21 and soon Stanford will have may be Secretary o f the Navy. plenty of water and good lire protection. Engineer Joseph, IK1 is i.tror g. a gwiuine American, K. Craig has stated that the water obtainable from the sand h. ,.est able; thinks as an Am eri­ nnythiug, bills outside the city limits is even softer than rain water. can and would lonk unua Hid American Navy as a distinctly —Exodus ajuj that if secured in sufTiccut quantity to supply the city’s Aincni.in i nst it uI ion with no Etwoneeds Sanford will have as good water as any other place in pean attachments, the stale. A man o f open mind, able to I'n1 !*IC In the issue of Wednesday The Sanford Herald contain- rcaii/.e the importance o f flying machines in modern tvar.' ho |VJ(lo! etl a news story stating that more than a quarter of a mil- wouldn't ....... . _be controlled _ ......... by ofriren* y a year lion dollars worth of real estate deals have been closed here pay arty that hate t<> glvre up the '• during the past few days. Several sales of downtown business ilummcry and ciunfort o f the i|tmi i still property together with some big deals for a c r e a g e h a v e Ui :u k * ______ And it is understood that there high , u „ i Uarmd court-gup '■ n Minunted up to big figures * deals still pending and that more anthat when the people try to fcitve p'slmml. ary "«»">• more big i nouneements will soon be made and still greater activity re- " ; to t*n:; f*,r 0|te ,i . , • • ,, d -liar ;i rhousiind fi“ *t, thn*. n :j‘.1 * ported. News of i he bij:s t t a in .u tio n s th at a t e cun .llU a .it I confiscatory. What i, ii when the -v, it. icing made is sprt ■it in jj ra|iid ly and is crcu tin jy in t e r e s t wy* utmimny tho pm iilr ih>! among i in th e re a l e s ta te o p p o r t u n it ie s o lfe r e d in . P-*y one doli.ir mni fifty cunts or b.imcf. this city Go to church tomorrow The sale of important property undoubtedly means im­ provements will lie made. Stores and offices in the business ' " ' S district will in all probability be remodeled and repaired as ehes. ML‘W owners take charge. i\t\v I’liilmngs will lu1erected and the general appearance of the downtown section will be int!,•servin'' Hu L'ver.v band it is beard that -evcral new stibciiirches "i»f; \iMons are to be developed right away. The deals made nublie this week are only the beginnings of slid greater activity. They tend to create a demand for San font properly, and to 1 increase values o f land here. ry day it seems as if Fanl'ord gathers greater moand that with more speed it travels toward big ciiv tart ling changes have been made in the last few jj Next week the Chautauqua tieand strangers cannot help but make comments on ( 'gins in Sanford. This educational * movement is deserving of good t of progt’cssivcness and u» operalion that is in evi- Wi XlrtORROW-NOVJ f a ? A HALF1* \ ftft OF NAV/NG ) A CAC / ns a A C O M M U N IT Y I . I*. FORSTEt. mnr.DEH ft’ lIIT N E R , Caxhiet re >iumt Cn v n £ i:u n c tn r u N K n r a r x a g n a E s n a s M c r r'M r r ia a a a a a |10illiaiiae hat mol Mr. t.iinu.ooo It iv beginning to look us though diree -fu l presidential latulidatc lids year mu„t b*1 men who v/uubla’t knowYiil if they saw it. - M[anil NcvVH-Metrop.di... F ,rmi*r Mayor I’ ld.ver, *,f St. P e­ tersburg, declares him; .-If hence­ forth a Dcmocrnt, nationHly iu*l ! rally. Mr. t’ulver would make Florida a good governor.—Tampa Tribune. The county engineer says he will soon have large amps on display in the leading towns o f the county which w ill .show the condition uf all county roads, where work is being done, • detours, etc.— Clearwater SV n That a fu Cough# and Ccld#, Head- j • aches. Neuralgia, R h eu m atism and All Aches and Pain* for ALL DRUGGISTS J5c and 65c, j«r » and tube* Hoipital lire, $3.00 , �THE SANFORD DAILY OTBALP, SATURDAY, jLrijl? ~l-;r iir l* funhl h i rtf HMm ltW Uon Stillman In her defense dire TWre fa M ik in g m> toataetva (« n Hiffn owsuBins bnjafht by Juut A. 8j ruiaj tot n •■ food bed. Let n* make yew comfortable. Phone San­ M t s . S t illm a n in C a s e g j j « r hwd of th« N>t,on g if.nrt; R ID E A B IC YC LE FOR PLEASURE. R ID E A B IC Y C LE FOR FUN. RIDE A BICYCLE FOR BUSINESS. R ID E A B IC YC LE A N D H A K E YOUR B A N K GROW. T H E SPORTSM AN STORE HAS TH E SSST. ford Mattrcaa Factory— I02MI. N E W YO RK. Marl 14. — The HRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 217-W K Factory rebuilt typewriter*, n 11 make*. Expert cleaning nnd r*. pairing. Type­ writer supplfr*. ALUMINUM SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE. rsp C IA L C A L E N D A R ) Phone Mrs. Ed. Meisch, (J16-M fo r reservations fo r Aluminum Subscription 'Bridge at 3 p. m. benefit Woman's Club. Saturday— Children’s Story Hour a t L ib ra ry at 3 o’clock. Meaday— St. Agnes Guild will Monday afternoon with Mrs. Howard -Oterlin on Sanford g H. a. rosD, S Pkoao n s Mr. and Mrs. F. Meyer o f Jack­ sonville are spending the week-end in the C ity Substantial. Mrs. R. E. Millen was railed to Jacksonville Thursday |'y . the death o f her brother John Lane. i | ■ l ■ Vulcanizing Shop Spirella Corsetiere “Safe-Curd” Check Writer [ 4 C H A R LE S E. IJOWERS, Representative For Orange, Lake, Seminole nnd Volusia Counties. p. O. Ho* 561. Orlando, Ha. M ADE OF PURE FRESH. SWEET CREAM t PIT rOR a QUEEN The Cream with the Creamy Taste Place Your Sunday Order Enrly PH O NE 634 5 _____ STOP COUGHING J. H . Walsh, I. W . Hill ami D. W.' Thompson were among the business visitors in the city F ri­ day from Jacksonville. Coughs cause feverish condition* throat and lung strain nnd loadIto pneumonia und serious sickness. Till sooner rou quit coughing the quicker you will feel better nnd hare n better night’s rest. Leona nil's Cough Syrup (Crcosotrd) eases and soothes Inthimrd, raw tlirout*. raises the phlegm without racking or straining, protects the lungs, und removes the cause ol the trouble. Bo warned by the first cough, (let a bottle of I*oeurdlT Cough Syrun (Creosotcd) from youi druggist. ” Fine for coughs, colds grippe, croup, wboopiux cough and bronchitis. I'lcasaut, safe und sure. C. W . Mathing of Indianapolis was among the out o f state ar­ rivals in the City Substantial on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. U Martin of Ashland, Ky., arrived in Sanford Friday and will spend a short time here at the Valdez. kfrs. W . F. Rousseau of Jackson­ ville is spending some time here with her sister, Mrs. A. W. .Smith at her home on Palmetto Avenue. Autom obile Repairing N I G H T ----- L A D IE S ’ R E ST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ COLD DRINKS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ On the Joe Sauser C orn er. ---------- O v ie d o -C u lando Road N O W OW NED BY O. C. B R Y A N T W A G N E R , FLA . Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry N eel of Kissimmee, form erly o f Sanford, wero in the city Saturday attend­ ing to business and calling on old friends. Built directly on the Atlantic Ocean with two miles of bathing beach. The first entirely Modern City and Resort in Florida to be built right from the very beginning. Is destined to become nationally famous for its unique and modern features. Miss Clara Davidson and Miss Agnes Davidson of Jacksonville are spending a short time in San­ ford, having arrived here Thurs­ day,- Every new-modern-and practicable plan in city building has been introduced. ---- — Mr. ami Mrs. O. B. Zantingor and F. D. Zantinger o f Washing­ ton, D. C., who have been spend­ ing the w inter in the state arrived Hanford Mattress Factory is in Sanford on Friday for an ex­ showing a real nice line of uphol­ stering materials. You ladies tended stay. should sre them. I’hone 402-MI. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelcourse o f Brooklyn, N. Y „ and Charles J. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS W O RTH Jones o f Flushing, L. I., were MONEY among the arrivals ------here Thursday H iitv i m v and are pleasantly located at the Send this ad and ten cents to V a l d e z . ______ Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name Mrs. Fred McMullen Is the charming guest of Mrs. r red nnd address clearly. You will re­ Dalger, at her home on rourtn ceive n ten cent bottle o f F O L E Y ’S Street, fo r u few days, cn route to HON BY AND TA R CO M PO U ND her home in Clearwater from Jack­ fo r coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, sonville. also free sample pneknges o f FO­ A lfred Robson o f Orlando was L E Y PILLS, a diuretic stimulant the guest Friday o f his parents, for the kidneys, and F O L E Y C A ­ Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson en route to Atlanta, where he has accepted TH A R TIC TAB LETS for Consti­ a position. Mrs. Robson and sis­ pation and Biliousness. These won­ ter, Mrs. Christman leave next derful remedies have helped mil­ week to join him there. lions of people. Try them! Sold Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key mo­ everywhere. tored to Daytona on Wednesday where they attended the marriage The Catholic ladies will hold n o f their cousin, Mr. Dick Twitchell to Miss M argaret Kickeison, which cooked food sale at Stokes’ mar­ was solemnized Wednesday after­ ket Saturday afternoon. noon. L A D IE S U N IO N The Ladies Union o f the Con­ gregational church met ot Mrs. Burhans’ fo r the March meeting. A fte r the president had called the m eeting to order, and had their business meeting, the ladies had a silver and china shower which surpassed all expectations. Re- ■ Total cost ................ ..... .............. ....................... . To be borne by City 1-3, $7480,05. To be borne adjacent property, $14972.10 Number o f feet fruntage, 4074. Assessment per foot frontdg4, $3,075. From French Ave. to Maple Ave. 132 Cu. yds. e x c a v a tin ' Till Sta. yds Overhaul @ Tc ........ .............. 008 Lin. ft. curb and gutter & 76c ........ :_____..... 72 Lin. ft. flush curb <g> 30c ............................. . 280 .Sq. yds. 0” rock bnse <£> 75c ............ ............... 759 Sq. yds. 22” asphalt top @ 97e ........................... 420 Sq. ft. alley returns 22c .............................. . 1 Type 11 Inlet ^ ....... .............................. ........ 540 I In ft. 3" drain tdo <y> $G5.00 per M ..... ...... . Laboratory inspection ............................ ......... Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent ....! (Engineering 4 per cent .................................... Total cost ................................. To he borne by City 1-3, $1115.45. T o be borne adjacent property, $1230.89, Number o f feet frontage, 408. Assessment per foot frontage, $2.63, Foot Friends o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Roumillnt w ill regret to know that their little daughter, Frances, is ill i ntheir home in Springfield.— Jacksonville Times-Union. Mr. and rMs. Charles Bliss, of D orchester, Mass., who have been spending some time at St. Peters­ burg and Daytona. , w ill arrive Monday and will be the guests of the tatters sister, rMs. George Rice and niece, Mrs. Raymond Key. | S The follow ing is the final estimate o f the cost o f p iv in g T h M from Sanford A ve. west to Magnolia Are., and from Oak A r t., * • ) Mill Creek in T ie r 12, o f E. R. Trafford’s Map o f the town o f SfMri Florida, with sheet asphalt 24 feet in width. From Sanford to Magnolia, Oak to French antj Maple t o . Creek: ' * 1817 Cu. yds. excavation <S) 40c ---- ------------- ----------------,f| 10039 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ...._______________ ________ ___ .. ,|| 4078 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 7 5 c......,.................. M l 1133 Lin. ft. flush curb <§) 80c ________ _____________________ SI 102 Lin ft. granite curb reset @ 15c ...... ............... ........ ’ J 0711 Fq. yds. C” rock base laid @ 75c ........... M fl 0520 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top @ 97c ............. Q| 030 Sq. yds brick rein Id @ 42c ................ M 3725 Sq. ft. nlley returns (tB 22c ..... It 1.5 Cu. yds. clnss B concrete @ 123.00 .................. I 8 Type A Inlets @ $30.00 ............ .I.'........................ U 9 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 ........................................... .. 24 0 Manholes (g) $50.00 ......................... ...................3$ 820 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 20c ................................................ ]$ 578 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10 ................................ ff 721 Lin. ft. 18” storm sewer (ri> $1.80 ......... ................. .... 129 115 Lin ft. 24” storm sewer @ $2.75 .......................... .. $| 203 Lin. ft. vniley gutter @ $1.05 ............... £ 2340 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ $05.00 per M ....... if 65 Sq. yds. brick for intersections @ $1.17 ..................... rf Extra work .... ..................... ..........................................71 5 Monuments at street Intersections fffi $6.50 ............ ..... ' 1 Laboratory Inspection ............. ...... ....... ;................ ..... fg I^gni expense,’advertising, etc., 2 per c e n t.................. . a Engineering 4 per cent ............. ....... ......... ..... ............ U FRED T. WILLIAMS, Enginaar. John McClosky o f Stanford, Conn., was among the arrivals in Sanford on Friday nnd is making .his headquarters at the Monte­ zuma. t | ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ • nt » » s e • * I * . ' I a t • • * * '* - Jack Denmestey o f Miami wns Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street 228 So. Boulevard, DeLand in the city Friday nnd was reg­ OILS-GAS “ For the first two months the istered a t the Valdez. and Sanford, Fla. weather to me wns cold, not like Exclusive A Renta for Fisk Otis Hurst o f St. Petersburg the Florida climate, which I had was among the business visitors been accustomed to ami the over­ Tires und Tubes coat was nn inseparable compan­ In the city on Friday. ion. I don't like California. Sin­ NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE’S “ SE R V IC E T H A T M A K E S Mr. and Mrs, H. P. Rawlings of cerely yours, M. Coley.” SALE F R IE N D S ” Bradentown arrived in the city on TW IC H E LL-FIC K E IS E N Thursday and will be in the city The undersigned will receive The following announcement fo r a short time. .' -------will be o f interest to the mnny bids for the purchase of the stock in trade, fixtures, automobiles and J. C. Downs o f Tnmpa represent­ friends of Mr. Twitched, who has arts, and accounts o f the Dixie during ing the Tampa Tribune, is in the made ninny friends here lotor Company, at No, 115 So. city fo r a fc wdays attending to his fiequent visits ns the guest-of Park Ave., Sanford, on the 17th Ids cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Ray­ business. day of March, 1921, at 2 o’clock. mond Key. did* may ho made on entire asThe Congregational church wus J. C. Lu stig o f Scranton, Pa., who is spending the winter in the the scene of a pretty wedding ecCs of company, or on any part state arrived here Thusrday for an Wednesday nfternoon at 5 o'clock, thereof. Terms o f sale cash. The assignee reserves the right when Miss Margaret Shields Fickextended stay. oisen became the brido o f Richard to reject any and all bids, or to ac­ R. M. Lnwc o f Tampa was in H. Twitched; the pastor, Dr. W. cept part, and reject part of a bid. DAVID SPEER, Assignee. Sanford on Thurhday transacting L. Lewis, performing the cerebusiness, making his headquarters at the Montezuma. We will do the inert important part of your Spring house clean­ Mr. and Mrs. H .M. Odom of ing. Phone Sanford Mattress Fac­ Birmingham, Ala., ore in the city tory— 102-MI. fo r a b rief stay and arc stopping OPEN D A Y AND at the Valdez. / I the Protection That is Protection Wheeless & Welsh MRS. A. I. SPENCER TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPMTY STREET FROM SANFORD AVRNUB T tf »A<J: NAME ON . ] AVENUE AND 0AK T6 BILL CKfcMt PROTECT g c 1 | S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO TH E PAYE E’S YOUR BANK CHECKS n [ It ' M John R. Gordon, Danville, 111., writes: “ I have 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 mv back ache. I got M U S IC A L COMEDY; some FO LE Y P IL L S and after a Presented by the Episcopal church, few treatments I fe lt better and benefit building fund. could work with more ease, be­ Monday, Mar. 17 came stronger and could sleep bet­ Afternoon 3:50. Nlulit 1:00 ter.” F O L E Y PIL L S am a diuretic I’ r l m t as* and as*. stimutant fo r the kidneys, make them more active. Get a bottle W . P. Henry o f Davenport wns among the business visitors in the city on Thursday. ^ (H P e op le* R a a k SECURED RELIEF THROUGH FOLEY PILLS oaaay— Social Service Depart­ ment meets with Mrs. Camp at the home o f Mrs. W . L. Henley on C elery Avenue at 3:30. The « • « « * afllnned Ute f We will do tk« neat important a p p .ll.le cU vlitonof (he lu p r'm e t'y° “07 ' rt of yoor Spring house cleanjt. Phone Sanford Mattress Fac­ court Saturday upheld the referee a dismissing hia charge o f I findings In favor o f Mrs. Anne macy against Guy Spillman, tory— 402-MI. Fuller W o n d e r ikes \ M O P Is profiting by the mistakes of other cities that have built without plan or thought of the future. parks—parkways— paved streets nnd sidetul nower plant—church and school facilities An expertly planned business section— Ideal resit walks—pure water—from seventeen deep wells In fact it is next to impossible to find anything lacking in comfort—conveniences— natural advantages location at HOLLYWOOD If you haven’t seen this wonderful new city and resort you have missed a rare treat FREE sightseeing trips every week from Snnford. For full information fill out und mail coupon printed below. H O M ESEEKERS R E A L T Y CO Agents for H O LLYW O O D L A N D A N D W ATER CO M PANY J. W. YOUNG, President •* - •• " ** «T MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr, for lha Fullei Mta or Kail lor hi to c*U uy day you with Thr KulL-r man I* In T o w n anti w ill call on you. Valdez Hotel, Sanford, Florida Name Description Frontage M. F. Robinson, I^ t 10, Blk 4, Tr. 1, Sanford ... 117 Eugene Cox, Lot 14, [ilk 4, Tr. I, Snnford ...... 117 R. G. Stockton, Hrs. E. 85 ft. Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr, C. S. Davison, W. 32 ft. Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr. 2... Carrie S. Davison, Beg. at S. W. cor. I ait 13, Blk 4 Tr. 2. itun N. 67 ft. 7 in., E. 62M, ft., N. E. 13 ft., N. 3 Mi ft., E. 12H ft., S. to S, E. cor. o f said Lot 13, W. 117 ft. to beg................ . Mrs. A. E. Hill, Isit 5, Blk, 4, Tr. 5 _________ ___ S. t). and J. C. Chase Ixit 9, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ..... ....... Atlantic Const Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way in Illk 1, T r. 5 ....................... .............. ......... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way granted by Franchise on Myrtle Ave, between Second and Third S tr e e ts .............................. . T. J. Tiller, E. 77 ft. U t 5, Blk 4, Tr. « ______ J. M. Vickery W . 40 ft. Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 0 ..... .... T. J. T iller L o t 10, Blk 4, Tr. 0 ........... ............ W. L. Tapp Lot 5, Illk 4, Tr. 7 ...................... . Mamie M. Jinkins Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ......... ........ C. J. W olfe Iait 5, Blk 4, Tr. 8 ............... ......... J. W. Snow K. 1-2 of Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 8 .......... R. A. Howell W. 1-2 of Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr, 8 .... . Mattie G. Pace Lot 5, Blk 1, Tr, 9 ........ ...... Meisch Realty Co., L it 10, Blk I, Tr. 9 ............. Victor and Bello Check Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 1 0 .......... J. IL Tlllis Lot 10, Blk 4. Tr. 10 ..... ................. H. A. Estridge Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 11 ................. I-C'da W Powell and Mntildu L Williams Lot 10, Blk. 4, T r. 11 ............................ .......... ......... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., E. 137 ft. of Blk 4, Tr. 12. Also R. R. Right-of-way beg. at S. K. Cor. Blk I, Tr. 12, run E. 50 ft., N. 205.5 ft., W. 50 ft., S. 265.5 ft. to beg .......1., Mrs. A .E .Phillips Lot 1, Bik 5, Tr. 1 ................. J. W. Rutledge E. 51 ft. Lot 9, Blk 5, Tr. 1 ...... C. 51. Mitchell, W. GO ft. Lot 9, Blk 5, Tr. 1 ...... I'C. 11. Smith E. 74 ft. b it 1, Blk 5, Tr. 2 ...... . i George E. W ells W. 43 ft. Lot 1, Blk 6, Tr. 2...... ftoal' Aaaaiilto "*4JM * X5 �PAGhFITR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiu iiim im iii; “A SLOW TRAIN THRU MISSOURI” * HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, M arch 18,1924, 8 15 P . M. (By Request) A ll Choruses E n tirely N e w Compliments of F. L A N E ROOMS 501-2 First National Bank Bldg. -------- TREATMENT Phone 95 CHURCHES WESELL F IR S T M E TH O D IST CHURCH. W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. The pastor will, nt 11:00 a. tn.r speak on “ Lest We Forget.” E v­ ery member o f the church should be present at this service. The house w ill be warm and comfort­ able, so that none w ill bo in dan­ g er o f cold. It is requested that the members o f this church remain at home till 4:00 o’clock nt least, so that those who may call will not ho disap­ pointed. From the Atlantic to the Pacific. Sunday will be a great day among Southern .Methodists. The night sermon w ill bo on, “ Watchman, .What of the D a y?" The Epworth Leagues w ill meet at f>:30 o’clock for their evening meetings. \b u i l d i n 4 Materials \ a WE GIVE Druggists are Instructed in refund money In every Instance where satisfactory results nre not obtained. The Very tlrsl dose of m m i .i v Kit a m i K in v K t T i m e almost Invarlnhly slops th etemleney of siiee7.lnic anti roughing •nil tile thin! ilose lisnully stops the severest CULM. The roinmoit Colli must he classed ns n serious disease so net rid of it nt once. If your muscles are sore or you have that chilly feeling with a dull headache. It's a sure sign that you have taken cold. Don't wait for Pneumonia to develop, hot buy a hottle of i 'I.KM JON EH U V lIlt AND KIDNEY ToNIC today. The cost Is small anil you can not afford to tuku a chanro at this time of year. For sale at R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N ERVICf j C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE. Church services for Sunday, Mar. lfl. 1924: Subject, “ Substance." Church service. 11 a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Woman’s Club building. Oak Avenue. F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH. Sunday school, 9:30 n. m. •Morning worship and sernioi, 11 a. m.; subject, “ Can thu Churches Meet the Dcudly Cur­ rents o f the C ity ? ” B. Y . P, Unions, 0:30 o'clock. Baptismal service, 7:30 o'clock. Evening prelude, “ What’s W rong nt W ashington?" Subject o f evening sermon, “ I f Christ Should Come Today. Whut Would He Find in Sanford?” Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning, 7:30 o'clock. j — Z r l- P B U Y S N E W BUICK COUPE. Herman Middleton, o f East San* ■ ifo rd , has purchased from the San■ ford Buiek Company, a handsome 1024 model Buiek six coupe. COLDS j n ■-n----■*"■**’«* ■Ws'W WE DESIRE Patronagt hilT •3ECOUD TLDOB. PLAD E6 SI A-109 Art. CO NO R EG A T IO N A I. CHURCH, j A-I09 W e will have all o f the services Office o f It. C. H U N T E R & BRO Architects. Page 1. tomorrow. You may expect to find the church warm and comfortable. { House A-109) Mr. Burhnns w ill have something o f great interest at the m orning' — A DESIGN A LO N G C L A S S IC L IN E S — service. Make n special effort to : be out. A t night we will have si*: | The dignity that a formal house offers is favored by many. The classic style as applied to house reels o f travel pictures, showing the wild and beautiful lunds of design bespeaks the home o f a gentleman. South America. They w ill be of When properly carried out, this type of house shows refinement in every detail. The proportions great interest as well ns educative. j f the house must of course he good, and suitable ma tenuis must be used. With these Mr. Burhnns w ill give The house shown herewith is a good example o f this type. a short, stirring evangelistic dis­ course. Do not fail to come for The plain stucco walls, classic doorway and cornice, and tile roof; nil result in nn appropriate and har­ It ’ s a house, ffarage, apartm ent o r 5 you w ill miss a treat if you do. monious design. The wrought iron railing In front of the large first story window lends interest. u Those who missed I)r. Browne's The walk and driveway gates nt either side o f the house tend to broaden the front nnd they mid business block you want to build, see ■ discourse missed one of the best a addresses ever given here. We greatly to the effect. will have some special music. Come In plan, the arrangement is most compact, the house is nearly square, making for economy in con­ mnl bring your friends. struction. ........................................................., _ . ... . .. One enters into a small hall from which the stairs lend to the second story. A lai'fee codf closet npeiii A L L SO U LS CHURCH. Tom orrow is tlie second Sunday from the hall. in Lent. The small sun porch is an attractive feature. It hns French windows on two sides with curved head Sunday School at I) a. m. transoms. It connects with butli living room nnd dining room. Low Mass at 10:30 a. ni. Sermon: "P rid e and Religious The layout o f the second floor shows three nice bed rooms, alt with cross ventilation, n hath room Indifference." nnd plenty o f closet space. Rosary anil Benediction at 7:30 A eclair is provided under the entire house where is located the heater, coal bin, laundry, etc. in tiie evening. This house measures fifty feet front overall and is designed to occupy the .full width o f the lot, the Lenten devotions nt fifteen min­ utes to eight Friday night. gate piers being set on the property line on each side. No Wednesday evening service. Cost about $8500. Strangers welcome to free sit­ f omplctc working plans and specifications o f this house may he obtained for a nominal sum from the tings in this ehurcii. Building Editor. Rtffcr to House A - 10'.i. P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH. Sundnv is Pipsbyterinn Prog­ R. C, Hunter & Bro., Architects, ressive Program Sunday in Pres­ 501 F ifth Avenue, New York City. byterian Churches, in the after­ l i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i noon and throughout the following : week the canvassers in all church-1 2 M es will seek pledges for the sup- ■ 5 ■ ■ 1port o f their local churches and fur the extension o f the Gospel throughout the world, nnd all other benevolent objects which are fostered by the church. Thirteen teams w ill make the canvass in Sanford. The budget fur the com­ ing church year is $13,000. $5,200 The Actual Difference Between the Accepted Rate of Hank Interest and That Which is for local expenses, $2,(100 i.s for ■ ■ the building fund to gradually re­ .■ We Offer is 50 ',. Compare This tire the church debt, nnd $5,200 ■ is for the various benevolent oh- ■ pects supported by the church. Services Sunday* will he as fo l­ lows: Properly designed and correctly installed 9:15 a. nt.. Sunday school. W hy N o t Get That E x tra 2% 11 a. m „ Preaching service. is absoli tely necessary in a well2 p. m., Junior Christian En­ deavor. ON E V E R Y D O L L A R D E P O S IT E D appointed Home 2:30 p. in.. Intermediate Christian Endeavor. 0:30 p. m., Senior Christian En­ deavor. 7:30 p. in, Peraching service. B R IN G Y O U R L IG H T IN G A N D E LE C ­ 8:30 p. m. Brotherhood hand. ( I N I ’ .) The session will meet at the T R IC P R O B L E M S TO ME. close o f each preaching service for Capital $100,000.00 ‘Six Per Cent" on Savings the reception o f new members. Lumber Phone 135 V • ____ / Frank Lossing S IC © ! Contractor and Builder Shop and Yard 801 N. W. First St. ie 50 Percent M o re ! 4 percen t- i Sanford Loan & Savings Company F. W. Pledger, Pres. ---------CJ. E. McCall, Mgr. 5 9 5 -R ! /si Phone Is" Equipment ■6 p e rc e n t BUILDING CONTRACTOR DKI’AllTtlKVr OF Tin: IVl'KIIIOil 5 r. H. Lund Office ut tl.Unesvllbv F l a . ' S Fell. '-■4. I-J2I. S Notice Is hereby given (hit Alien n .Warier, of Mumatol. Florida, who. ■ on September ‘2.1. l:<22. made llm n .- a Mend Entry. No. •>177to. for l.o| I. ■ Section 11. Township 21 S. itimu.' ■ 111 K., Tallahassee Werldan, linn ■ HI. d lintiee of Intention to make ■ t'ommntatlon ........ lo establish ■ claim t" the I;iII | above described, ■ “ COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE." before Clerk Circuit t’luirt, at Ssn* I ford. Florida, on the lath day of * April. I:i2l ■ luaH irR E iannxaiiiiiaaxiaiiiiaiiiiaxiiiiiiinB xim i 1‘ luimaiH names as witnesses: Hiram Hawkins, of Maitland. Florida. I Walter Wright, of Maitland. Florida. Oliver Wheaton. of Maitland. Florida Hill Lewis, of I.ontrwood. Flarltlo. i tSF.OlUJK l'. I'llO lI, Repeating High School Play “ Slow Train . . Thru Missouri” Tuesday, Mar. 18th. (By request) J. M . Gillon Courtesy S * ■ ■ ■ H i n a i a a a i o i a a n s i a iM in aM R iiH an iiiB aaaaallllB I Itcglsterer. T O B E R E PE A TE D . The High School play. “ Aboard j a Slow Train Through Missouri," , j was such a success and so many | were not able to get scats, that the play w ill lie repeated on next Tue.t-jJ day evening, according to an an- J nouncement made today. The play w ill he staged thi.; I time fo r the benefit o f the High School Athletic Association. The caste w ill be the same as the first performance, except that the choruses w ill he different and sung by u special chorus all in costume. J Phone 440 j B A L L H ARD W ARE COM PANY " Artesian Wells, Yellow Jacket Spray Carts PLU M B IN G MAHONEY-WALKER CO �f A M FOOT TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H ER ALD , SA TU R D A Y, MARCH 15,1924. HONE r 148 M w. , YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION 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 TELE P H O N IN G Y O U R W A N T A D S D IR E C T TO T H E H E R A L D j i Sanford Daily Herald fA N T -A D RATES rrms; Cash in Advnnce rricpknnra ml*, n lll hr rrIrrlvnl from pntr»n<t ami pul. Ilrrti»|r «i;ut linitiMll.itelr tor |pajnirnl r im r --------- -------------- lOr n llnr jTImrn ............— ... 4 . Hr n llnr iTImrn — ------------ Ur n tin.Tliurn ........ ....... ..... Jr n I Irr lack Puce Typ« double above lltaten. |.« redact'd date* nre (nr rnnl.aciillv ■■ Insertions. I i words of average length Lire counted a llnr. tlnlmuni charge 20c fur first {Insertion. Il advertising Is restricted to iiropcr classification. |lf (in rrrnr Is made The Snn-il HcritM will in. rrsimnslliln • only one Incorrect Insertion. L> ndvertlsrr, for subsequent Lrrtlons. The office should lie It If led Immediately In case of Tor. T O AtlVKItTIftF.ll*. Ia Tlernld representative thnrIffhly f.itnlllnr with rates, rules Id rlnsstllratlon, will give you Implete Information. And If In wish, they will assist you In Irdlng your want nd to ninko |more effective. FO R S A L E M IS C E L L A N E O U S FOft S A LE R EAL ESTATE^ I G R S A L E — DuSoto paints and SANFORD R E A L E S T A T E is in i « r vn.nm l,cs at Sf*nfurd Novelty It rout demand. Investors are Works, sole agents.___ 151-tfc looking for pood bargains. I f you t o i l S A L K — Rhode Island eggs,-—--. -.v real ..... estate to buy „ V1J lir have any or BBll sell . *,,r p u ltinK' 15 e&8» for ’ it will pay you to ifse The Herald , Mrs. Ellsworth, Ikurdall A v e n u e .classified page. Sanford. Phone MU;!. 83-tfp FOR RENT— 5 *r” om house with N A N JO H D STOVE WORKS. 321: hath and garage. Nice location, Firs! Street, Next door to Smith I *30.00 per month. ■Pro!hers. W e sell, trade, and rcA pair all kinds o f cook stoves. I f FOR KE N T— 12 room flat, cenyour trouble Is stove trouble set. Orally located, $00.00 . us. ' | h OR S A L E — Rhode l:;!.inii Rod FOR RENT— 3 room house new, $10.00.per month. roosters. Splendid strain. Very S.tty.__________________________ m F’ Dak" ’ ' FOR S A L E — Ancona baby chicks. Fine strain puro-bred anemia chicks, hatched front eggs from nty own flock o f carefully selected breeders. M y 17 years experience in breeding anemias assure you the best to be had in the breed. All chicks delivered South Baldwin Ancona f a r m , Lillian. Ala. FOR S A L E — Complete Aceytlyline welding outfit nt bargain, j . L. Jones, Lake Mary. c o n s a l e — 10 i„ ., ( . d „ e f a , ford Ave., fifty by two hundred nnd forty-eight feet. Easy term s' and cheap. | FOU S A LE — Green-wood .subdi­ vision now being opened up. Lo­ cated on Sangord Ave. Lota cheap nnd on easy terms. I f you want a home or a safe investment call in ami sec us. FOR SALE— 5 ncrcs, three in bearing orange grove. Will have at least 1*00 boxes this year. $1800- this week only. HOUSES FOR R E N T To Buy Right In R eal Estate, L O C A T IO N is second only in importance to price, and often is the controlling fa cto r 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. W hether searching f o r business or resi­ dential locations, the man who consist­ ently reads the offerin gs on The H erald W ant A d P a ge cannot fa il to profit, as every day real bargains find their way into these columns. >*. GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S FOR R E N T — Cotcago. J. Muisoil. FOR R E N T — Four room house 3Vi miles out First Street. Apply_402 O a k .______________________ FOR R E N T — Furnished house in Rose Court, good residential sec­ tion. See Fred Lull, Chamber r f Commerce rooms._________________ FOR R E N T — o-room cottage with bath, lights and water. W. J. Thigjpcn. FOR R E N T — Five room house, bath, lights, garage, $30.00 per month.__ Inquire 1820 Park Ave. FOR R E N T — <J room house close In. 209 E. 5th St. W ANTED M IS C E L L A N E O U S ROOMS FOR R E N T ROOMS for rent.__402 Onk._____ !W A N T E D TO R E N T FO R R E N T— Light house-keeping W A N T — To rent 3. 4, or 5 roomrooms. 1020 Union Ave._______ house. Furnished or unfurnUhFO R RENT— Bed-room. Inquire cd, close in. W ill rent by year. 811 Elm Ave. Phone 254. Inquire H- C. Morgan- P. O. Box 361. CITATIO N , 0. 11. Wolcott. Complainant. vs. L aw ren ce Haynes, et nl.. Defendants. T o Lawrence llnynea. and David W . Curry, If living, and If dead, to all parties claiming Interests under 1. uwrcncc Haynes nnd David W. Curry, to the fo llo w in g described land, or any part or parcel thereof, situate lying and being In the Coun­ ty o f Seminole, ntnl State of F lo r ­ ida, and described ns Southwest (Junrter o f Southwest Quarter (less Northeast Quarter, and less four acres In Northwest coriier) Section II, Township 21, South, Range .11 Hast, containing T w e n ty -s ix acres, more or less. It nppeurlng from the sworn bill “ f complaint riled In tills cause FO It CO UNTV JUDC.E I hereby announce my candidacy for the office or County Judge (Advertisers should glvo their of Seminole County, subject to the Veet or postofflce address ns FOR S A L E — One pair good mules Political Political J'll na their phone nuniher If action o f the voters nt the Demo­ ley desire resujts. Almut one cheap. Box 15, Altamonte FOR SA LE — One bungalow close cratic primary June 3. lader out of u thonsaml has n Springs. __ Announcements _ Announcements in, (J rooms and hath, modern in _______ ,1011 N_G. !,EONAR_DY._ llephnne. nnd tliu others can’t every respect, $5,500. FOR C L E R K C IR C U IT COURT "FOR S U P E R IN T E N D E N T OF Innnunlcntr with you unless FO R C O U N TY PROSECUTING A P A R T M E N T S ley know your address. I hereby nmiouncc that I am n P U B L IC IN STR U C TIO N A TTO R N E Y . FOR SA LE — 5 lota on Elm Ave. candidate fo r the office of Clerk [ . i l l (Hsroutlniinnre I I I T T he F O R R E N T ' I hereby nnnounce my candidacy I mmlr In person nl The HnnClose in, $-1,000.00. I wish to announce that I shall o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole for re-election to the office of I to n l Ilernld offlee or hy letv .vvk. •• # • | uKuinst you, ttint you mol (>uch of A R E Y O U — Looking for a good bo n candidate fur the office of County, subject to the action of the 1 county superintendent o f public vmt |mv, „ r ciaim to have sumo Iter. Telephone dlsrimfliiroom. I f you don’t find one list­ FOR SALE— One eight room house County Prosecuting Attorney, sttbDemocratic primary in June, 102-1. I mires nre no I ml III, instruction of bummolo County, Interest ■- In and■ -In tho *— ■land■ •— licrcln ed in this column, insert a small on First St., close in. A bargain, feet to the endorsement of the IL H. C H A P PE LL. and Hint your Courteous, Prompt, Efficient subject to the Democratic primary nhnve tli'xcrlUcd Come in and see us. Democratic voters at the June 3rd, I want nd and you will receive the places of residence arc unknown; Service. FOR J U S TIC E OF T H E PEACE lo bo held on June 3rd, 1924. best llsting s in the city._______ th,’ ref,ire. ymi Lawrence Haynes, primary. 1 hereby nmiouncc that I mn a ______________ T. W. L A W T O N ._ ntnl David W. Curry, if living, and GF.ORGE C. HERRING. ACRES, nil cleared nnd fenc­ FOR R E N T — Two good light candidate fu rthe office of Justice FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER If dead, all parties claim in g Inter­ tier iif Application fur T in Heed ed- Two miles nut near OrianFOR COUNTY JUDGE liter SecYiiVn "nYa'ef "lYir "lienr’r\iY‘ I housekeeping rooms- cheap. Apo f tho Pence in and for the first I hereby nnnounce my candidacy ests under you said Lawrence lla y|iin road. T w o houses, garage, tatntr* of 1 hr stiitc «r piiiriii.a 'p ly Lincoln House, I hereby nnnuunco myself ns a Justice district of Seminole Coun­ u ci and David W Curry, In and to for County Commissioner for the tin- land herein nhnve described, or tiiMco Is hereby given Unit chicken yard, 25 ornngo trees, candidate fur the office o f County ty. With the legal nnd efficient pvartl II. tlnnilv, purchaser Fifth District comprising Chuluoany inirt thereof, and also any nnd $3000. Judge of Seminole County, subject assistance o f the executive officers Tax Certificate No. 12S2. F O U N T A IN IN N tn, Goncvn nnd Osceola, subject to all other persons whoso name or |cd tin* f>th day <i( June to the Democratic (iriniury, June 3, o ’* tho county I promise to do my are unknown nnd who may the action of the Democratic pri­ names D„ 1899. Inis i-i -i miId cc r. FOR S A L E — Three room house. 1021. I pledge faithful service Kustis, Florida lie Interested In the property in ­ duty without prejudice. hate Ii'. my office, and has made mary June 3. New, 5850.00. volv ed In this suit, and herein above should you nominate me. tllrutlaii for lax ili-.d In Issue In L. G. STRING FELLO W . C. A. R A U LE R S ON. dcscrllod. or rlnlm anv right, title I J. G. SHARON. liirdancc with law. Said certlfl- Is now nprn nnd the ninnagement nr Interest therein as heirs, d e v i­ FO R S H E R IF F. FOR T A X ASSESSOR. embraces Ihe following lie* takes pleasure in extending to the sees nr grantees, by, through or T o the Voters of Semlnoic County: pied properly situated In Sernl- Sanford public and winter visitors IF YOU want .a city lot, a aub- . . I”0 **. UFERK ()!■ ( - n u n I wisli to announce that I am a under said Lawrence Haynes, or cnutitv, Florida. to-wli: ll«-g. urban lot, a house ready built, i . I hereby_ announce my candidncy David W. Curry, or any o f the par­ candidate for re-election to the rnr. Ilf N\V11 Ilf NE'i. See. X. a most cordial invitation to visit office o f Tax Assessor o f Semi­ ties or persons herein above named ||i. 21 H„ Range Cl East linn K. the Inn nnd partake of its hospi­ celery referred t>>. or otherwise, are |eh.. N. 1.1 ehs.. s. fi-’i decrees. tality. The Inn is delightfully lo- the nole County, subject to the decis­ i>r hereby required lo he and appear l-.-r, ehs . S. « 4 c h n . - l o acres. cntc,-, nn(1 ,)(Tl.r , l o its guests Jvcry io n of the Democratic Prim ary to before our said Circuit Court at sell mild land lielmr asst-SM the Court House at Sanford, F lo r ­ be held June 3rd, 1924. nnd enjoyment.* The ■ nf the Issuance I l f sileh (*ertl- com fort ida. on Ihe (lit day of April. A. D. A. V A U G H A N . Ito III tile imtnv I l f A II. Wood. cuisine and dining room service are ^or 0,Ul'il’Ilc>’ nod service in forceinent in a business manner by FOR- HOAR If TiV P U B L IC I5T 1921. and then and there make an­ Call and sec us. W e give y o u ' sw er to tin’ bill of complaint e x ­ tiled ^ncronMna'Vo^'law'1! 11x* 'dei'd «,* ^ »'*»> ° riCC’ v v v r e F D O iir.t A t ? t h e help o f the proper subordihibited against you In tills cause; STRUUTION Issue thereon oil the 15th day gree o f excellence that permeates the bargains and service __ \A ix( I. h UUU tiLApa. notes or assistants and earnestly | tiro confessn L\ prll. A. 11 . M2t I hereby announce! my candidacy I “ tbcrwisi'. decrees the entire establishment. THE SE M IN O LE R E A L T Y I'ltiiess my official signature and CO- 1FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD solicit the support o f nil law cn- for re-election ns member o f the j ,V.J, j’ entered against you. and telephone 121 Kustis. _____ Seminole Hotel Annex. this the ith day of .March, A. I hereby announce myself a enn- foreement voters, on June 3rd. i I n ordered that this t'ltatlon Board o f Public instruction for |IS21. l'OU SA I.E— l.akefront property,! didate for re-election to the office RA YM O N D L. A L L E N . IAt.) K. A. IMd'i il.ASS, Seminole County, Florida, repre­ h(* puhlished In the ihinforil Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford. 3 l- l acres. Good house. Land! o f member o f the bonrd of public Clerk Circuit Court, senting school district No. 2 nf Seminole FOR S H E R,IF F, _ County. Florida, once each f'eintnole fo iinty. Vlnrlda. A U T O M O B IL E S A N D nil cleared. F ruit t r e s , chicken I instruction, representing school . ,, week for Halit consecutive weeks, Seminole County, subject to the I!y A. M. Weeks, I*. V!. yards, etc. $3000.00( Term s., district No. 1 of Seminole County, *To,l"° \oters bemlnole County: j he W IT N E S S rny hand and the seal R E P A IR S subject to tho Democratic primary .. * , r. ’J otyself u can- Dc nmcrntic primary to he held on of sulii Circuit Court, otl this the Phone llll-J. Sell-Mill .III.Ill-Ill t ’lrrnlt of FORDS 2fith day of January, A. D I92t. 3rd. 'r t V suhjuct Z ,Sh/ Tto the „ ° action * Jr,l> 1t mHAh A. D A L L A S . brills Circuit Court I(f Sriiilimle FOR SAI.E— House ami two lots to be held on June (SE A L) R. A DOtMLAHS. t u’ li 1924. i in ic ' ounty of tho New and L-scd Count). Ill « hinicrry. Clerk Circuit Court. $10011.00. Oi. pave.l street. Terms. ROADSTERS titv o i m : F h u iM trm K f'iiT i\ f■ \ r n iiiN K Y I I)olIU'.(,'n! tiL',J)V ri" ir y . tl> ht‘ ,hd,'11 ,,n FOR U E IM lK ffK N YA TIV E Seminole County .Florida. W, V. Wheeler, III! First Nat'l. FOR I Rt)SE( l TING A I rO RN hY June 3rd. I f I am elected I pledge |la Wm stenfelt, tijmiilalnnnt. \ respectfully atinounco myself TO U RIN G S Hy: A. M. Weeks, D. C. Bank Bldg. vs. 1 desire to nnnuunco'to> the uti- ntysclf to fulfill the duties o f this nrt ;t candidate1^ for the House of Thus. Emmet Wilson, COUPES . 11. Wuestellfelt. Hl-SIlomlellt. Coniptls. Hotr, sens of Seminole County that I ant, office to the best o f my ability. Representatives front Bain Inote SE D AN S ultllElt OE P I’llI.ICATloN n candidate for the nomination to j.’ _ HRADV. -■ State of Fl^rtOn:_To JtJjn-s Jl TON TR U C K S Bounty, subject to tho Democratic I’.slenfelt. Iiusiiotid' 11“ : lie Prosecuting Attorney for the. F o il I ’ f ir X T V m n c F Cayti or terms. primary, dune 3, 1924. If elected Is Bril.'red'that "«u apiienr 1" C C o u r t . ( rumteol. Countv. ^ a ’ J i S . t a t t a ’- l h , I’ will ndvncatc1"iMrtiilfuVtlVto legis­ W e Seli or trade. 11111 of OoiiifiTa'l't Med a uni n -I tsulilcct to the nr Inn or n Tl m „ . ()f „ K! , )(!nlllerntk. Vritmry | )C E D W AR D HIGGINS, herein, mi the ith day of May. lation fo r the benefit nf th'* great­ era ,c Primary, June 3rd. 1924 j Htlc , wi|, ,)0 n candidate est number o f people in Seminole I). 1H2I Authorized Ford Dealer [It Is further ill'll, red that a cojiy w ill I k * grateful far your vote aim * I r‘ ,r the office o f County Judge o f County and the state nf Florida. , this order he puhlished omo- a _______ ______Sari to rib_____________ i-k for <x) eight cunsi ( ntlve A L L M A K E S nf automobiles re­ th FltN K ST V HOUSEHOLDER ‘ Senilnolo County. I shall hu grate' J. R. LY L E S . leks In the Sanford II* raid, a! paired. Ilupmubiles a specialty. City Tax Books will dose April ---- [j i lN t ST. J l - j j y 11( ’ I-11 M ’ .*! tul for tho nomination and eleeFOR CLERK C IRC U IT COURT Vs|ja|o-r imhlishid In said FOIt C O U N TY COMMISSIONER ti„n, and if elected I assure the Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and I, 1921 a fter watch nil taxes re­ (inly. 1 wish to announce Hint I am a 1 I hereby announce my candi- citizenship o f Seminole a fair and jtVitness ni) hand and official 3rd. Phone l to. maining Unun,11 will l.e collected candidate for Clerk of the Circuit |il I his (In- Tlh day of March. A tlney for County Commissioner fo ri faithful administration of the afby levy and . u.e of the property Court o f Seminole Co., subjjct to 1!•21. District No. 2 Seminoio County, faint o f the office, Cards or Sanford's Reputable upon which taxes are assessed. |i:.\i,) i: a . iio n t t .A S s . GOOD USED CARS Democratic prlmnry, June third. subject to tin* Democratic Primary,! S C ilE L L E M AINES. A L F R E D FO STER, Clerk Circuit Court. Professional Men. each of If elected, I promise tho faithful June 3, 1921. IIv; A M. W e e k s . Ii. «*. Tax Collector. , p ii i p a m i UOR s h e r i f f performance o f tho duties con­ whom, in his chosen profession i ,. t • H A u f l a .__| i hereby announce myself a can­ By Ellen H oy, Deputy. V E R Y E A S Y TERM S nected with thut office. the Ilernld recommends to the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD didate fo r reelectlon to the office What’s become u fthe old-fashW. I.. MORGAN. I wish to announce that I am a o f sheriff o f Seminole county sub­ people. Cleveland Touring ned lienlth nlniin about digging FOR TAX COLLECTOR candidate for Member of the ject to the action o f the Demo­ Dodge Roadster I beg to announce myself n can­ >ur grave with your t e e t h I t School Board of Seminole Co. from cratic primary to be held on June Dodge Touring didate for tlie office of T a x Col­ as a good one. School district No. 3. Subject to 3. If elected for another term I lector of Seminole County, subject Chandler Touring the (leci .ioti o f tho Democratic pri­ Pledge to fulfill the duties o f the „ ‘ he d e r iX n o f the Democradc Scripps Booth Touring Fred R. Wilson mary to be held June 3, 1924. office in the same efficient manner Primary to be hold June 3rd. 192L K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W ORKS EASY _ _ II. II. I’A T T IS IIA I.L .__ that 1 have conducted it in the It. C. M A X W E L L ATTORNEY-AT-LAW past. FOB REPR ESE N TATIV E. FOR S A L K — Ford Roadster prac­ SETTLEM ENT FOR C O N S TA B LE OF DIS­ C. M. HAND. I her* by nnnnunrc my candidacy tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ T R IC T NO. I. First National Hank Hldff., fo r member House of Representa­ FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER art Dutton. I hereby anno nice that I ant it The problem of filling 1 hereby announce my candi­ ---------- Florida Sanford Tile law provides that ' i f tives for Seminole County subject candidate for eonttiildc of District needs is easily settled on to the action of the voters at the dacy for County Commissioner for No. I, subject to the Democratic the principle of reciprocity, taxes upon real estate shall Democratic primary, June 3. the fifth district of Scninolc Coun­ primary to lie held June 3rd, 1924. for what one hits to sell the L o t 50x1)7 in busi­ not be paid before the first FORREST LA KE other wunts to buy. ty. Subject to the action of the Said district heig composed o f the following voting precincts: San­ ness section— $11,000 day of April of any year, the FOR T A X COLLECTOR George A . DeCottes June Prim ary of 1924. This is the great princi­ ford, Lake Monroe and Paula. I wish to announce Gmt I mn tt Altorney-nt-Law Tax Collector shall advertise E. II. KILBER. terms. ple underlying Herald Want E. E. W A LK E R . randldnto fur re-election to the cfOver Seminole County Ads and it has worked for FOR S H E R IF F. TO T H E V O TE R S 'O F TUE'19111 and sell." fico of ( ’ounty Tax Collector of years with such great suc­ Hank I hereby announce myself as r S E N A T O R IA L IHK'l'RUT . Seminole Coutitv, subject to the candidate for i..t o.t vu of Sheriff cess that this form nf ad­ Florida This is to notify all cot**j action of tile Democratic primary A fter tine consideration, I havoi Sanford, ---------vertising iias come to bo of Seminole County, subject to the decided to become a candidate for corned that the requirements >to be held in June, Democratic prm ary June, 1921 re-election to the State very popular. Senate L a r g e and small at U . A. T IL L IS . from the 19th Senatorial District, of law will be complied with The needs of one nre sup­ composed of Orange, Seminole and plied by the needs of another. Schelle M aim s very attactivc prices. and the Tax Hooks will he Osceola Counties, subject, to the Democratic Primary to lie _ held This process simply is the See us before buying. closed on Apr'! first as pro­ LAWYEK getting o f the buyer and June 3rd. I respectfully solicit vided by law and nit lands on seller together and Herald your support. • — Court House which taxes have not been Want Ads tlo that to per­ ___________M. O. OVER ST R K K T ._ H. B. Lewis & Co. fection. Try them and ace. paid will he advertised and FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD To reach all the people executions issued for unpaid Tel. .’119 I wish to announce that I ant a effectively — leave your personal property taxes. candidate for member o f the Want Ad at The Herald o f­ First National Hank Bail ling— Elton J Moughton fice. Phone us to send for School Hoard o f Seminole Co. from ground Hour. it or phone it to tho Want ARCHITECT School District No. 3. Subject to Ad Department. First National Hank Bldff. 107 S. I ’urk Ave. Phone 319. the decision of the Democratic PriTax Collector, Seminole Co. P H O N E 148 imary to la* held June 3. 1921. Sanford. ---------- Florida I M P O l l T . V t T XOTICK. NOTICE TO TAX PAVERS PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE CELERY FARMS JNO. D. JINKINS BRINGING UP FATHER T H E Y T O O K » R O F C tO TC H T O T H E H O S P IT A L H E •1* iti M IR A C L E Concrete 0 * 7 _ Mndam Harriet, cement work, aidewlaka, Beauty Parlor. ing blocks, irrigation boxen, J. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. T erwiileger. Prop._______ ______ Park Ave. Phone 245.______ Lumber and Building Material. W A NTED— To buy second hand Carter Lumber Company sewing machine Cherp. Write N. l-aurel SL_ Phone 565. fo r particulars. P. O. Box 631. HILL. LU M B ER CO. H ou se~ei Service, Quality and Price, Phone 136. Thieves got $3100 which an Alabama farnu-r hid in his well, lu ( h r t’irrull C « u r » nf Iki* Seventh Jmllrlnl r l r e u l f nf Ih e Sfnfe nf proving his confidence was not wall rin rld n . In unit fn r Seminole placed. ('(■ H i lf . In rhnneery. - P O L IT IC A L ANNOUNCEM ENTS m B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L PURELY PROFESSIONAL HELP W A N TE D • W A N T E D — Experienced sales la­ ' . u dies nnd one man. A p p ly a t Benjamin's Store. ________ jy W A N T E D — Sanford business men who arc in need o f competent help should read the classified page o f The Herald. There’s no reason for sending out-of-town fo r help when thero is probably just the person you want in the city. Rend this column nnd if you don t see what you wnnt a few cents in­ vested in a want ml will bring yoa many replies. Just try it once. LOST A N D F O U N D to keap LOST nn opportunity _• no! abreast with tho times by not reading tho classified pages of your d a ily , newspaper. Herald wnnt ads eontnin many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them daily. FOUND— Bunch o f keys; owner enn have same by paying for this ad. •< M x* BUSINESS DIRECTORY s.H You ran find the name of every live IIuHinese Man in Sanford !■ this Column each day. Transfer-Draying See C. E. Chorpening PHONE 3302 Sitnford, Fla. - W . J. Thigpen - Has moved lo Pulcslon & Urumley llldtr. Heal Es­ tate and all kinds of In­ surance. Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. P E R K IN S Sales Department San Juan Garage 'J ' WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers \17 Park Avenue— Phone 4S5 Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works “ I f it’s Metal we can weld SAN FO R D , F LO R ID A it." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9a1c4ece1372ae0a026c61efcf9cbbc6.pdf 56d1e34f959d7f189b213d7d60283ebe PDF Text Text •!T?fa%-T^. t •#«%/W iJ ____ YOUR NEWSPAPER 1I PnMblMd la Florida'* Heart, T to W orU ’* G m loa t VegtUble Seetloa, Ita Richest Garden VOLUME V. 'Estimates Maximum ost o f Measure at $2,* 119,000,000 Spread Over Twantjr Years and Provides \for Paid Up- Twenty-year Endownment Policies, cer< tain Other Cash Payments. S r T l » A aaerlatr* P „ u . WASHINGTON, Mar. l ^ T h e report o f the house way« nnd means committee on the new sol­ dier bonus bill which will be pre­ sented to the house Monday and voted on Tuesday, was made pub­ lic Sunday by Chairman Green. reP*rt estimates the maximum coat o f the measure at $2,119,000,000 spread over 20 years. The cost th* » P o r t said, could be met by anticipated savings in current ex­ penses o f the government. A minority report signed by four Republican members o f the com­ mittee— Representatives Treadway, Massachusetts; Tllaon. iConnecti2ml '\ *taon» Pennsylvania, and Mills, New York— attacked the laying . . . * bonus as an “ unsound principle and declared Its cost would limit tax reduction in future years. _ W-Year Endowment. The bill provides for paid up 20year endowment life insurance policies and cash payments to vete­ rans not entitled to moro than $50 in adjusted compensation. ji ^ r?Pon®nt,, the measuro pre­ dict Its passage Tuesday although a two-thirds majority will be nec­ essary, the bill coming up under suspension o f the rules which lim­ its debato and prohibits amend­ ments. Members o f the Democratic veterans gVoup were disturbed Sunday because they had been dcnJ*d opportunity under the rules * ° / :nR amendment providing fo r full cash payments as nn op­ tion but leaders indicated most of them would vote for the bill and depend on senato action for the the full cash payment option. Twenty-ono o f the 22 Demo­ cratic members from New York I ***te signed a statement Sunday I declaring they favored immediate I passage o f soldier bonus legislation, ' but preferred “ immediate ull-cnsh Payments." . Chairman Green in his report said two bonus bills had passed the ‘ house and one o f them both the senate and the house. Tho latter, ho said, was vetoed by President Harding, but tho present measure was framed “ so that it will become ■ !aw*n ^ would confer substantial |. benefits on tho soldier, he said, its Coaj bo capable of accurate and definite determination and the necessary appropriations could be made without embarrassing the treasury. Average $962 The averagu o f the insurance policies, it was estimated, would bo $962. The policies would be valued on the basis o f the adjusted servico compensation provided in the vetoed bill, $1 for each day of home sgrvice and $1.25 for each day overseas. Tho first CO days would not be counted. Veterans who served moro than 110 days and who would not be entitled to cash would rcccivo a paid-up 20-year endowment policy fo r the amount o f insurance thoir adjusted service credit plus 25 per cent would purchase at their age. Such insurance would be computed in accordance with accepted actu­ arial principles and bused upon American experience tables of mortality, with interest at 4 per cent ner annum compundcd an­ nually. I f the veteran died before the 20 years were up the full amount o f the policy would be paid his beneficiaries or his estate. At ma­ turity tho face value of the policy would bo payable in full. The policies would be dated from next Jon. 1. Tho majority report estimated tho average adjusted compensation duo veterans would be $382 each. The maximum number of days which would be counted are 5*>0. Servico any time between April 5, 1017, and July 1, 1010, would be counted if enlistment was made prior to November 11, 191H. Ad;uated service credit o f $ 100.02 would be worth a policy valued at ft. $ 1,000. Green’s tSatement. Chairman Green estimated that on Jan. 1, 1024, there were 3,038,­ 288 veterans living who would lie entitled to tho insurance policies and 880,583 veterans who served from 61 to 110 days who would be entitled to tho cush payments. Al­ so thoro were 183,805 veterans who died prior to Jan. 1 this year and whoso dependents would be en­ titled to the adjusted service com­ pensation in 10 annual installments. The average o f veterans was fig­ ured at 32 years. As o f Jan. 1, 1024, officers abovo the rank of captain in the urmy and marine corps and lieutenant in the navy (Continued on page 8 ) SANFORD FACTS (Itr The Associate* Press) MEXICO CITY. Mar. 1 7 War Secretary Serrano enroute to Ballna 9 ™* ^ h Mi* expe­ ditionary force has changed his course toward Acapulco bocause o f the reported capture of Port by rebels under Candido Aguilar. Eorrano expects to reoccupy tho place without difficulty. The government has received reports thnt upon the approach of the rebels n land­ ing o f a detachment of Ameri­ can marines from the U. S. ship Cincinnati was requested by Commander of the Federal garrison. The Mexican wer de­ partment immediately sent a message to Washington oiying the commander hnd no authority for the request and the Cin­ cinnati later put to sea. CAMPAIGN BEGUN UNDER BOARD TO ADVERTISE STATE Florida Development Board iUndertakea $ 100,000 Advertising Campaign to Set Forth Ad­ vantages and Resources of Florida. • /JACKSONVILLE, Mnr. 1 7 - A national advertising campaign on the advantages and resources of the state involving an expenditure of $400,000 will be undertaken by the Florida Development Board during tho coming fall nnd winter it was announced here to,lay fol­ lowing a meeting of the advertis­ ing committee of the organization. The advertising will begin early in August in a selected list of nation­ al weeklies and will be continued for a period of nbout three months in this class of mediums. Immed­ iately following there will be put on nn intensive drive in approxi­ mately 100 of the lending newspa­ pers o f the United States. Several other forms of advertising also will be employed during the e f­ fort. The copy nnd illustrations are to bo made thoroughly representative of all the outstanding attractions of Florida including its climatic superiority, its recreation re­ sources, its agricultural nnd horticultural wealth, its appeal to investors nnd u number of like topics. More detniled information of a general character will be sup­ plied by the Florida Development Board in response to inquiries re­ ceived and affiliated chambers of commerce nnd local civic bodies will bo called on to furnish specific facts regarding the particular ad­ vantages o f thoir localities. Of the total amount of $400,000 which is to be raised, approximate­ ly one-half will be expended in ad­ vertising to nppear during the last four o f five months of the current year. Ten subscriptions of $10,­ 000 each. 0 of $5,000 each, 10 of $2,500 each and 100 o f $1,000 each will be solicited from individuals nnd corporations that are concern­ ed with the further development of Florida. This campaign for funds will be conducted in such n manner as to avoid nil conflict with the financing endeavors o f local boards o f trade, chambers o f com­ merce, etc. The advertising committee o f the Florida Development Board, the State Chamber of Commerce, con­ sists o f directors Hermann Dann, of St. Petersburg. Frank C. Groov­ er, Jacksonville, Wm. C. Kyle, Ft. Lauderdale, G. C. Ware, Leesburg and W. L. Wilson, Panama City. In working out the notional adver­ tising plan this committee has the co-operation of A . A. Coult of Jacksonville,, general secretary; Karl Lehmann of Orlando, the new­ ly selected organization service de­ partment manager; C. C. Carr of St. Petersburg, head of the Carr Advertising Agency, and Jefferson Thomns of Jacksonville, preident of the Thomas Advertising service. Details o f the campaign will he handled Jointly by the Carr and Thomas agencies, on such terms as will assure to the Florida Develop­ ment Board publishers lowest rates and relieve it of all expense in connection with the preparation of copy, placing of orders, checking of insertions, nnd other details. The committee will hold another meeting in Tampa on Friday, Mar. 21, to discuss further certain feat­ ures o f the advertising. Around W orld Flight Gets Started Today CLOVKRFIKLD nnd SANTA MONICA, Ca!., Mar. 17—The army flight around the world started Monday at 9:32 o'clock. Three cruiser bi-planes started up the Pa­ cific coast to Alaska on n 30,000milo tour, in which it is planned to visit 23 countries before returning to the starting point. NEW CARDINALS. ( H r T b r .ti a o r l .i f r i l I’r m l ROME, Mar. 17-Archbishops Kayes and Mundelein who are to be made cardinals arrived here this morning by train from Paris. The city is crowded with Americans for the ceremony. COOL1DGE REGRETS ERROR PROFESSIONAL MEN. Sanford has a total o f 36 men engaged in the four professions o f medicine, dentistry, law and ministry. There are 12 doctors, four dentists, 12 lawyers and eight ministers. H n ^ ^ . D r T b r A aaorlalr* P rra a ) WASHINGTON. Mar. 17— Pres­ ident Coolidgc today wrote Anton I-ang o f the Passion Players ex­ pressing iegret that any misunder­ standing should have marred his visit to the White House Saturday of the players. •V • ■ t'+rjTKfl&i A: a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s Federal Chief Asks Aid of U. S. Marines IS PRESENTED BY COMKTEE -*■ ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS T ^■U N D E R GENERALDAVES l l f f i REPORT Committee Would Have Ger­ mans Pay as Much In Taxes as Any of Citiiens of Al­ lied Nations and Must Pay to the Maximum of Capac­ ity rln Reparations— Econ­ omic Machine must be Free. Hr Tbr Aaanelatr* Prraa. Thousands Gather To Witness fin a l Aerial Maneuvers Before Aviators Begin Daring Flight Around W orld IB r T*# As CLOVER FIELD, ), SANTA MONICA, Cal., Mar. 17.— Scores o f air­ planes o f nine distinct types, dem­ onstrated Sunday what scicnco hns accomplished in aviation to thous­ ands of persons gathered here to bid farewell to the four United States army avlutors who tomor­ row will start on a flight around tho world. Aerial maneuvers, singly nnd in flight groups, Including spectacular stunts, kept the spectntors In silent awe. Major Frederick I.. Martin com­ mander o f the world fliers, started tho program by lending the four world Higut cruisers in a flight ov«*r the field. The other pilots were: Llout. Lowell II. Smith, Lieut. Leigh Wade nnd Lijut. Erik Nel­ son. The naval pursuit nnd scout planes, under command o f Lictit. Commander Wick, o f San Diego, then went through their evolutions in battle formations. Martin bombers, giants o f the sky, demonstrated flying forma­ tions, followed by combnt, scout, Pursuit, observation, attack, train ing passenger trnusii........... ng anu and_ pnssonger transport i<iritt ’ Tho new world cruisers, the jilancs. ig passenger Claudstcr _________ Do ": „ _ plane. nnds, Curtis JN-4 and 8, TS2, Voight, Fokker, SE-o, Spud nnd Ln Pere airplanes enmo next. No accident occurred and this wus declared by officers to lie a tribute to the development o f aero­ nautical science and efficiency in personnel o f the army nnd nnvy uir forces. The world flight str.r; is set for 7 o’clock in the morning. Three o f the world cruisers are to start, ac­ companied by 18 arm) and navy fliers, under command of Lieuten­ ant-Colonel Gilmore. Flies for Tests. Lieutenant Nelson flew to San Diego today to compass calibration and tests at Rockwell Field. He is due back at Clover Field Monday and will follow the fliers if thoy find weather conditions favorable for an early start Should there be a heavy fog Monday morning, the world filers will await Its lifting. Major Martin said Sunday that mechanically nil conditions are fa ­ vorable for tho 30,000-mllo flight around the world over 23 countries. The first day will be the 4Q0-mile flight to Sacramento, where the cruisers and accompanying pianos will remain overnight. Tuesday they wifi fly to Vancouver Bar­ racks) Wash., and Wednesday to Seattle, where the planes will re­ main several days for installation o f pontoons. The cruisers then will take a route over British (Vumbia , over Southern Alaska nml the Aleutian islands and down to Japan. Thence they will fly to Seoul, Korea, .down the Chinese coast to India, c.ycr Calcutta nnd through Persia to Turkey, over tho Balkans to Aus­ tria nnd Germany, uu through France to England, thence over Scotland, up tnrough Iceland nnd Greenland and over Canada down to Washington, D. C., and cross the country back to Clover Field here. PARIS, Mar. 17.— The report of the first committee of experts undor Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, which is practicality agreed upon by the experts, though the work­ ing out of some details and the text may require another week, is based on these fundamental find­ ings: The German people must pay as much in taxes as any of the people of the allied countries. Germany must pay the maximum of her ca­ pacity In reparations. The Ger­ man economic machino must bo freo to function under the German control, unhindered by any inter­ ference from the outside. Minimum sums must be paid at once, or in the immediato future nn reparations, these to be in­ creased in proportion to tho revivul of Germany’s prosperity and ac­ cording to her economic conditions. In order to put Germnny in a position to enrry out her part of the program, which tho report will suggest to the reparations com­ mission on the basis of these gen­ eral principles ,tho exports pro­ pose to set up an international hank, to have exclusive right to the issue of German currency on a gold basis. The bank plnn pro­ vides for tho co-operation of the allies and neutral nations with the Germans in supplying capital and ( H r Tin- A .a o r ln l r tl P r r a . ) The monthly report of City Man­ in the management of the institu­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 17— Tlio ager W. B. Williams for February tion, which is to be located in some scope of congrcssionnl investiga­ filed with the City Commission at country neutral in the late war. tion. now covering u wide range, its Inst meeting, shows expenditur­ Capital of Bank will be broadened this week. es made by him for carrying on The capital of the bank remains A house committee will begin an work in tho various departments to be fixed; indications are that it inquiry into the affairs o f the ship­ for that month totaled $4,496.14. will be in the neighborhood of ping bonrcl while n senate commit­ The expenditures were listed us $400,900,000, o f which half will tee is getting under way i.o inves­ follows; come from Germnny, nnd tho re­ tigation o f internal revenue bu- (Inrbage removal ............ $ 517.25 mainder from abroad. Foreign renu. Street sweeping 052.70 subscribers to loans, to raise the The house committc-c, which is Street maintenance .......... 332.87 necessary amount or to the capital, looking into charges against two Public buildings............ 20.80 if final arrangements so provide, 43.00 members of congress, developed ho- Maintenance o f park s...... will be secured by a lien on Ger­ fore a federal grand jury at Chica- Janitor for miscellaneous many’s productive monopolies. 33.00 go. expected to begin public hear- * work * around* “library *■ “ ..... The setting up o f n bank o f is­ ings before the end o f the week. Collecting night soil......... 167.50 sue is expected not only to as­ on Sanford Preliminary sessions have been Watchman sure permanent stability of the held by both of the house commit­ Avenue .......................... 4D.G0 mark, hut to furnish a flexible tees to map out their programs, hut Sidewalk aproaches ......... 135.00 medium through which reparation neither has yet taken sworn testi­ Sewer work ...»................ 2,544.52 payments may he effected without mony. resorting to the purchase of for­ Total ........................ $4,490.14 Nelson Resolution. eign money with mnrks, with the The report also showed that the Charges before the Daugherty consequent risk o f nnothcr depre­ The report also showed that the committee o f failure o f the depart­ ciation in German money. city police department had made ment of justice to prosecute the The Reich is supposed under this Standard Aircraft case hns led to 139 arrests during the month, o f Vlan to deposit in this bank the an increased dentund tor house ac­ which 19 were dismissed, seven sums required to pay interest on tion on the resolution by Repre­ transferred to county courts, four loans and minimum reparation in­ sentative Nelson, o f Wisconsin, served scntcncoa and the remaind­ Cash collected stallments. The allies will be en­ leader o f the Republican insur­ er paid fines. abled to draw on the reparation gents, proposing an investigation amounted to $1,729.00. fund proportionately to their per­ of the aircraft industry. The reso­ Tho fire department reported centages fixed at 'Jpa. They may lution has been approved by the three fires with nn estimated dam­ check out cush or draw checks rules committee nnd Representa­ age o f $ 100. Building permits is­ payable to products imported from tive Nelson hns given notice that sued wore 32, with the estimated Germany on the reparations ac­ he will demand action on it within cost at $-10,770. Electrical permits count. Thus the Iteich may pay a few days. numbered 7 nnd plumbing permits totaled 10. its obligations in its own money. While committees ure pressing Monopilirs and Railroads. these and other inquiries, the house Monopolies nnd railroads are ex­ will cuntinuc consideration of the Satterfield Escapes pected to furnish the revenue from A tlan ta Penitentiary which the minimum reparation in­ naval appropriation hMI nnd tho stallments arc to be paid. It will senate will proceed with discussion ATLANTA, Mar. 17.-J. B. Sat­ be suggested that in case those o f the Norris constitutional amend­ revenues uro insufficient at any ment, chnnging the time o f tho in­ terfield, under hanging sentence for time the balance must be mado up auguration o f the president and the the murder o f his brother-inlaw, escaped tho jail hero ocrly today, by additional txaation. This propo­ meeting time o f congress. Soldier Bonus First. sawing the bars o f the steel cage sition is based on the conviction of The house will lay uside the nav- and prison windows. The Supreme the experts that once Germany's money is stabilized she will almost al measure Tuesday to dispose o f Court last week denied a new trial. Leaders A $1,000 reward is offered. automatically recover her capacity the soldiers’ bonus bill. plan to get a vote on the naval bill Satterfield occupied a cell jointly to pay something, and if the with Philip E. Fox, Ku Klux Klun money is not forthcoming from by the end o f tho week. With the Norirs amendment out publicity chief, sent last week to pledges, it must be furnished from of the way, the Senate will tuke up the state prison farm to begin ser­ the people’s pockets. ! the MrNury-Haugen farm relief The suggestion o f the experts measure, which proposes the crea­ ving a life sentence for the murder that Germany’s economic machin­ tion of n government corporation o f Capt. W. S. Coburn, Klan at­ ery be freed of any interference to buy and sell farm product* with torney. Two deputies assigned to from the outside means that the a view to stabilizing prices at the watch Satterfield were suspended today by the sheriff. Saterfleld es­ French und Belgians must hand pre-war level. caped after killing Hart and was over the administration of the Tax Bill. captured In the West. His daugh­ Ruhr and Rhineland railroads and Thu senate finance committee ter attempted suicide later nnd died abandon economic supervision of will resume examination o f treasenroute to Atlanta to plead clem ­ the Ruhr mines nnd industries. (Continued on page 3 ) ency. The experts wil Invoid the political aspects of this problem nnd will omit nnd reference as to tho merits of the occupution o f the Ruhr, basing their recommendation sn the purely economic truth that if the Germnns nro expected to pro­ duce to the maximum they must Judge J. J. Dickinson o f Sanford, I ^ | f to teach obedience by example have full and unhindered control qualified on Saturday with'the Sec- and precept, the need for law ca­ of their economic system. retary o f State ns a candidate for |forccment will, to a large extent, delegate at large from Florida to soon disappear; and, if we add to Two Are Dead Result the Democratic National conven­ this number of such teachers hold­ tion to he held in New York June ing office, the citizenship o f the O f Seaplane Collision 21, 1924. country generally, and let every­ Judge Dickinson stated Monday, one become n teacher of law obed­ H r T h e A aenrlntril I’rrM . MARION. Ala., Mar. 17-Jeffcr- that, inasmuch as the Democrats ience by example ns well as by son Byant Mcehnrg, Pensacola, was of Florida will themselves choose precept, we will soon hear no more killed, Lawrence Olsen, Chicago, directly in the primary on Juno 3 of law enforcement. It is evident, said the judge, that fatally burned and several other whom they wont for president and cadets seriously injured when the vice president, it is not necessary the atmosphere surrounding tho barracks at Marion Institute Mili­ or proper for him to express at Capitol of the country at this time tary Academy were destroyed by this time n preference lor such does not make for confidence in fire. Injuries, to others are said to nominee, as he proposes, if elected, the government, ami there never he chiefly broken arms and legs to advocate and support, to the can tic respect for the government when the students Jcapcd from the very last, tho choice o f the Demo­ and the law, us long as there re­ the second story bo escape the flames. crats o f Florida as expressed in main grounds to l suspicion the primary. honesty of those who nuke and In speaking of the matter, how­ seek to enforce the law. He said, TWO ARE DEAD. ever, the Judge did say, that the that as a rule men privately dis­ nominee should he a man, strong honest, have no res|icct for dis­ l l r T h e A■■arl«(ril I’rm». PENSACOLA. Mar. 17.— Lieu­ und capable, who believes the hold­ honest public officials; and that tenants Oiin R. Miner and Charles ing o f office is a public trust, and dishonesty or unfaithfulness among D. Porter were instantly killed who will hold himself and his ad­ public officials is sure to create when their planes collided with un­ ministration above suspicon of sub­ suspicion, contempt and disregard nil other -plane and fell near Corry serviency or wrong-doingthat the of law, among the people. ini •- . -r Field here Monday morning. Lieut- crying need in public life of today Judge Dckinon declared, that if cnants Henry M. Mullix nnd T. G. is for public officials to set the elected as a delegate, these are Fisher, occupants of the second example in obedience to law, and machine, are not believed to be se­ not content themselves with shouts some of the ideas he would take riously hurt. All were uttached to for law enforcement; that if every to the convention as a basis for tho naval air station her/. offical in the country will set him- his actions in thnt body. S D irectly Linked >lat«* P n m ) Scope of Inquiry Monthly Report of Will Be Broadened City Manager For This Week Is Plan February Is Filed Judge Dickinson Qualifies Saturday As Delegate To National Convention Roosevelt Resents Attack of South Carolina DeMpcrat, Branding aa "Deliberately False" Statements that He Had Profited Directly or In­ Directly by Teapot Leases — "Slanderers" Crooked. WASHINGTON, Mar. 17—Theo­ dore Roosevelt hit back Sunday night at Representative Steven­ son, Democrat o f South Carolina, who attacked him Saturday on the floor o f the house, and Representa­ tive Stevenson countered with a challenge to Secretary Roosevelt to explain what services his broth­ er Archie performed for Harry F. Sincliar to warrant a salary o f 10 and 15 thousand dolla^a a year. Branding as "deliberately false” Steveson’s statement that he had profited directly or indirectly from the Teapot oil leases, Mr. Roose­ velt denounced those who wilfully misrepresent facts to Injure Inno­ cent mel as “equally crooked with those who tsko bribes” and called upon Americans regardless of politics to drive such “ slanderers’’ from public office. Attacked Personal Honor. Mr. Roosevelt’a statement, issued on his return to Washington Sun­ day from a trip to New York, said: “ Congressman Stevenson has attneked my personal honor, stnting in effect that I directly or Indi­ rectly profited by the nayal oil leases. He has also brought my wifo’s name into the matter. His implications arc deliberately fnlsc. "M y connection with the Sin­ clair Company Is given in tho testi­ mony. Beforo tho war I was a director of the company nnd n member of n firm of bankers who helped finance the company! I resigned my directorship ana sold whnt stock I held during the war. The last stock interest I had, either directly or indirectly, ceas­ ed when 1,000 shares of Sincliar stock, bought by my wife in 1920, were sold at n loss by her some months before the leases were signed. “ I gave up all business at tho timu o f the war and completely severed all my connections before I went into politics. "I hnvo been in no business of any kind slnco that time, and have made no money either directly or indirectly, therefrom. Neither Mrs. Roosevelt nor 1 hold or have held any oil stocks other than those mentioned above, during this pe­ riod. Our money is invested in bonds. Would Soldier, No Job. "When I returned from tho wnr in 1919 I found my brother Archie, a wounded ex-service man, with two children and no position. 1 (Continued on page 8 ) Chautauqua Opens HereonWednesday For 5 Days’ Show Preparations for tho Redpnth Chautauqua to open in Sunford for a five day engagement on Wednciu day afternoon, have been complet­ ed according to an announcement made Monduy. With the arrival here Sunday o f the tent and other equipment work began Monday on the raising of the tent and making preparations for the opening per­ formance. For the past few days Arthur L. Wisncr, advance ngent for tho chautauqua has been in Sanford working in conjunction with mem­ bers o f tho Rotury Club for put­ ting on the exhibition in this city. Miss Whitncr is in charge of the sale of season tickets. A largo number has been disposed o f and indications that tho chautauqua will he shown to capacity houses. Tickets may be secured from var­ ious members o f the Rotary Club and from The Sanford Herald. The Chautauqua opens Wednes­ day afternoon, the hour to be an­ nounced later through this paper. The Troubador Mule Quartet, one of the finest attractions of its kind on Chautauqua circuit today will open the afternoon program. Each young man of the company is an exceptional artist and Sanford enn lie assured of one of the finest open­ ings ever assembled on the Redpath Campus, it is said. Judge George D. Alden of Bos­ ton, will be the lecturer for tho first night, the subject entitled, "Needs of the Hour." Judge Alden deals exclusively with present day situations. His delivery consist­ ing o f various means o f wit nnd diversion has caused considerable comment. The Chautauqua has been in pro­ gress in various towns throughout the state fur the past several weeks and reports are the best. Everyone ia urged to buy their tickets at once and help the Ro­ tary Club support an institution which brings to the town good clean moral entertainment o f a high clnss nature. M ARKETS ( U r T k r A»*»*la(rtl I ' r r a O CHICAGO— Wheat, May 196 3-8 to 106 5-8; July 107 1-4 to 107 3-8; Cary, May 77 7-8 to 78 1-8 . NEW ORLEANS — 29.83; May, 29.60. March, ♦ Takes Post -----------. Gerald Holbridjre Thai Attorney Been Atoned o f Head o f "Const Show Films of Carpentier Fight oat the Entire (• 7 T tv A m m U I vS _ LOS ANGELES. Mar. to cancel tho leas* of novo! oil lands to tho tereata and agreements atraetlng and stocking tho' Harbor storage base, wort f day by Atloo Pomereno an Roberta, apodal attorneys government. Tho leges bribery enter* of agreement and charge* conspiracy and illegality in aa in salt flled In OieyenM h ncctlon with Teapot Dome top It is announced Curtla D. Wilbur (above) chief Justice California Su­ preme Court, has accepted the post of secretary o f navy. CLERK’S REPORT SHOWS FINANCE FINE CONDITION Balance In Bank March I Equal To More Than $1,400 Over Balance-On February 1. According to n report recently filed by City Clerk L. R. Philips, on the city's financial standing thero was a balance in the bank on Mar. 1 o f $37,412.64. This was divided ns follow s: ordinary fund, $111.69, sinking fund, $22,076.39 and special assessment, $14,055.56. The report showed that a larger balance wns on hand on tho first of this month than there was last month. Balance on Feb. 1 wan $35,959.41, tho difference between the two sums being $1,483.23. Re­ ceipts for Fcbrunry amounted to $10,725.62 and disbursements to­ taled $9,242.39. Mr. Philips’ report was as fol­ lows: Receipts. Balance in hank Feb. 1 . $35,959.41 Current ta x e s............ ....... 4,051.54 License.............. — .......... 600.50 Pound fees — .................. 29.60 Dog taxes ................. 3.75 Fines anil costs ............... 1,857.00 Delinquent Tax Cortifl, ca te s ...... 507.77 Interest nnd costa .......... 75.70 Inspection fees ............... 1223)0 Store room account ____ 705.35 Miscellaneous Income __ 115.96 Bond trustees ............... 448.16 Tuxes on lands sold for taxes ....................... 649.91 Sanitary taxes ............... 381.60 Golf park account ........... 373.00 Sidewalk assessments .... 54.00 Gcorgu W. Knight ......... 227.76 Special Assessm ents....... 504.19 Total Receipts .......... 10,725.02 WASHINGTON, Mar. 17-^ name of Attorney General , erty waa directly linked ' Dempsey-CarpenUer fight in testimony Monday * Senate committee by . Holdridge, former depart! justice agent, who tear' Muma had "practically the attorney general with i head o f “ conspiracy" to picture throughout tho without Interference. Ho u William J. Bumo, chief o f partment o f investigation "standing In" on the deal. - 1 dridge said Muma said tba at ney general told him "if yotgi this across you ought to got a 1 cut not less than fifty pen Attorney General Daugt being kept in office by P Coolidge solely becauio forthcoming presidential ca: ft --------™ supposed- political Influence Senator Caraway, Democrat,' kansas, charged today In the *tc£21 A aheaf o f new subpeona* 1 gone out for witnesses to da the stories already told o f "d. >n the Dempsey-CarpenUer 1 JlfUjt fllma, said to have beet mbital throughout the count violation o f law at a profit which, according to the tc received by Smith, the friend of Attorney 1 end Daugherty. , Film and Aircraft “ Deals** A Both o f those transactions to be dug into deeper Me morning when the special 1 committee resumes its hea, Senator Wheeler, Democrat, tana, In charge of the film 1 craft “ deal*’" would be dc before the committee tura*T other subjects. He announced 1 aubnoenaa had been Issued fetf Rickard, Now York fight pro: Jap Muma. New York co: dent for the Cincinnati L _ _ . and William Orr, at one time rotary to former Gov. Whitma New York, all o f whom havn named with Josa Smith as pa to tho fight film exhibitions. Aircraft Case. Other witnesses hnving kuo' edgo of tho aircraft case also been called. In n statement Sunday night Grand Total ................... $46,683.03 plying to those made recently Attorney General Daugherty, ~ Disbursements City Manager’s office ... $ 309.25 ator Wheeler declared, “ a com City attorney's office 75.00 conspiracy," had been shown He said U Municipal judge ............. 125.00 both “ deals." illbecoming" of _ Division o f police ........... 1,189.28 “ mighty Daugherty to "try to bolster Division of Fire De­ partment ..................... 841.46 himself" by attacking Gaat Means and Koxie Stinson, who hat Division o f streets and bridges .................... 1,973.36 been star witnesses at tho inquir Means waa employed by Division of sewers and _ drains ........................... joq Daugherty he said, while Division of parks ........... 112.51 Stinson was the social associate the attorney general and o f Division of public buildclosest friends. I"*" ....•••••-......- ..... .... 07.02 Frank A. Vandcriip, the N«' Division o f engineering.. 120.00 Division o f health ........ 511.95 York banker who furnished a Division of publicity ... 1,166.06 sation in the oil investigation « Division of inspection.... 29.00 day offered Senator Wheeler Pound expense ...... 3.35 assistance of the Citizens Itesea Department o f finance .. 118.50 Bureau, which he organized reo ly, and the offer was accepted, Dept, records and tnxuis not planned to place Mr. Vi T W°n ............................... 313.40 deriio himself on the w Library expenses ........... 384.00 stand. __ Golf park a cco u n t........... 301,74 1 fflE “ Mr. Vanderlip came to see Interest and discount on notes ........... 37.40 and gave me some informa' Bond trustees ..... 443.88 which I believe will prove Hospital account 250.00 important, said Senator W h'-_ “ He told me he was connected wi Bills payable, . health a citizens' organization compc department note ... 831.21 o f prominent people, and that organization would undertaka Total ................ 9,313.39 furnish information and run'do. Balance Mar. 1 37,442.61 leads which would assist the coi mittco in clearing up graft LaFollette W ill Be corrupUon and get to tho bottom of it. I told him 1 Third P arty Choice be very glad to have him and organization or uny other o WASHINGTON, Mar 17.—Sen­ izazation help ine and the co ator laiFollottu will accept the tee in getting the facts." third party nomination for presi­ The fight film “deal” will dency if the Republican convention be taken up Monday by the nominates Coolidge und adopts a mittc. G. O. Hoidbridge. o f conservative platform, it was an­ more, former department o f just nounced Monduy. agent is to be called regarding investigation and official report i WONT LIMIT TERM. made of the affair. In frawiw WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 7 .-T h e of his reports read Saturday c Senate refused today by a large ing the testimony o f Frad vote to unprove the proposed con­ Quimy ,the New York film pz stitutional amendment limiting the cer, who told o f the fight pic president to one term o f four exhibitions in 22 sutes, Holdh years. mentioned Jap Muma and a declared to be parties to tho 1 PADDOCK REINSTATED. rangement. BOSTON, Mar. 17— Charles ' Muma. Orr and Paddock, suspended California Hoidbridge may be follov . sprinter, was reinstated today by the stand by Muma, Orr qnd the Amateur Athletic Union, Presi­ ard if they arrive hera in dent Prout announced. XCeaUsttcd on page 91 1100,000 waa �______ P H i l . _______ _ fwr ___ THE SANFORD DAILY fOKALD, Jn r t e W orld o f Sports _________________________________________ -? *& i K ■' . - Glncy N ROUND BOUT HERE; 7 ? p*<#| i Mrs. Coxen mnd son, Robert, w io have been at Daytons Beach, havo Returned and after speeding a spei)dt rhort time here with relatives have taken an apartment in Sdnford for Word was recolved here Friday : the remainder o f the re. r.qn. lira. Grace Jacobs, o f N ew T or!;, o f the death on Thursday night at Mrs. Roy 8 ymos 'won tho Bod-’ Mrs. C. F. Rdulcrson mid'non, Al- Eaalcy, S. C „-b f. Rov. F m ik D. well trophy for lowest net score I«rt. Fort P l « w . atul turned in by women golfers of Sanford in tho tournament which M r'fj. T.‘ Jacob"; w X S S f : | J™” p" ‘ or ° f 11,0 was held Friday despite the chilly weather. Her score waa 112, C. K. Bell wore in Osceola this' Rc\. Hunt occupied the Ilocal which with her handicap o f 44 sub­ vj.ppj,, I pastorate for threo years, from tracted gave her the score of D8. Mr. Pearson, after visiting his • A*1® fjP,c w^.en 'M rs. L. P. McCuller .'won tho daughter. Mrs. Minnie Bell, Has re- the •big” trtite visited the ante, prixe for turning in tho low gross turned to hi* hom o.at Osceola. He had many frien ^ in Sanford score o f 127. Other participants in Rev. Cunningham, o f laikclnnd, whom he has been visiting every thfe tournament were: Miss Katheris conducting n revival mooting at;w inter for many years. Among Ino Wilkey, Mrs. George W. the Methodist church here- L dfge'them 5re F. L. Woodruff nnd J. N. Knight, Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mrs. Ed­ crowds nrc attending. Whitnfer with whom he ured to en ward Higgins, rs, H. R. Roscbrn, oxoodiHon The blackberry crop in this sec­ *toy golnv on- Hintin'* ■ ' ‘ r .......... Mrs. Pnpworth, Mrs. R. J. Holly tion promises to he the best ever. Rev. Hunt waa considered one o f and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. ------ ------ with ------- largt ------- the , lav ablest Presbyterian mvim-a ' • Otis George, local professional, Every briar is covered South Carolina and his death will who had charge o f the tournament, yiinii <>■ mine c m savvim be learned with regret by many stated Saturday that the tourna­ years this particular crop has been! friends throughout this port o f tho ment was n success despite the a fnilure, hut this spring old vines i south, small number o f participants nnd and new ones'are working off an j ----- ' ■ ■■ bad weather. accumulated energy by uttiug ! P p n s a c o l a P A rtV T o forth more bloom thnn ever. I C IIB a v U in railj Rev. Dies at D. Hunt M r* Roy 9yme§ Wins S ts?1 i for rent. »y, S. G. Bodwell Trophy For Low Net Golf Score "fi Ul*tr**i „ stun " iw . THEATRE Today•••• •••• Jack Hoxie in ' _____ lounty. Seminole Gun rink « 1 I « out wm " „ C b Thuradny afternoon one invited. Three Orlando road. “T H E M A N FR O M NOWHERE” O. C. Bryant, W „i although the crowd evidenced its ner, Fla., will sell Substitute for Otis Hurst In feeling that the decision should Comedy, "Fighting^ Blood.” Main Rout of Card, Easily have been in favor of Hickey. Carolina,-Florida | wns the aggressor for Matinee Wins Over Jacksonville theHickey in g Station, gas most part, although the Brook­ Roy by Rushing Fight lynite showed gamencss and came “ Me and My Gal ” cents above cost Throughout Entire Rout— Imck with telling blows which put Hickey on the defensive. .Smiling year around. Fox News nnd Comedy Preliminaries Are ParticiJoe hnd a left punch which gave pnted in by Sanford Men. Hickey trouble, hut the latter had Monday much the better o f the argumont Young Ketchell, Jacksonville's in long range fighting. Mate held Spend Several H ours D em ola ys to A tten d “ The Rraaa Bettle.” ft ® ft® ® j premier 140 pounder, wns ensiiv his own when it came to fighting at Services Tom orrow H ere N e x t Thursday outpointed in his match with Jack close quarters. Dcnnisey nt the arm ory Friday Preliminaries on Friday night’s O n D evotion al D ay night, when the latter, the nggress- card were of four rounds each in .1. Harvey Bayllss, mayor of (Continued from page 1) or during the entire fight, hnd the which local ring celebrities were Pensacola, will head a delegation KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 15.— scheduled to give his talk. . the Stnndard Aircraft Corporation o f 25 promijion* htn'or-s - e better o f the argument in every the participants. In the first match Col. Havers hns mndo his ccleMembers o f tho Order o f DuMnlny to hqlt government acti9 n toward thnt city who will visit Sanford on round except two when things were Glenn Whittle lout to McLucai hrated lecture throughout the en­ throughout the country will ob­ recovery of over payments aggre- next Thursday,'accbrumir lo'tiiiuu about even. Denniscy, who wus when the fight was stopped in the tire country. Ho will trace the M "l beWQ Bltct! , gating $6,000,000 on war contracts. nounccment made Friday nt the serve March 16 as DeMolav Devointroduced to the crowd ns Jack third round to prevent further history o f the pen from its beginDraught over fifty Jnil 1 t!5nnl Day. On this dny the vari­ , , iThe witness said thnt Smith came Chamber of Commerce luncheon by Dugan, o f Tulsa, Okln., in from punishment of Whittle. McLucnx ous DcMnlay chapters uro urged to nine on up to the present time, lie M «Ko and my exper|eBtl Jnck Hendricks (nhove) hns suc-i t|,e 5nn,e night nnd took the money Secretary R. W. Pcnrmnn. Montreal, Can. lie substituted for showed good foot work for nn am­ attend some religious service in n will present interesting bits o f his­ cecded Fat Moran ns manager of from him. J with It stretches over a I Otis Hurst, of St. Petersburg, who ateur. Both boys weighed between Mr. Bayliss and the party are on body. tory in connection with n number the Cincinnati club, following the waa unable to participate duo to 130 nnd 135 pounds. Means further testified thnt nt a tour of the state and will pass * ■ long tlmo," say, Mr. DeMolay, its officers say, Is rig­ o f lantern slides to add to the en­ of the Red leader nt Orlando, other times he collected from per­ a broken nose, but who was intro­ In the second preliminary John­ death through Sanford on their way to W l Jo* A. Blakemore, a CItU tertainment. idly undenominatlohnl. It pro­ duced to the crowd ns the challeng­ nie Gordon, *of the Seminole Ath­ Fla. sons ho did not name, sums run­ Jacksonville from whorce they will hibits the inculcation o f any speci­ f l l ^ ar veteran, now a prooler of the winner of the bout. ning in the total up to ahout fflO,- return home. According to word letic Club, wns declared the winner fic creed, but insists upon a pro M cA d oo m a k e s Speech nent citizen of Floyd, To. Doniscy led the fight throughout, over Mutt Lewis when the referee 000 which he snid were for SmPh received here, the party will arr.-ve. found nnd continuing reverence for She also „ . . . . . after the first round, it* which he stopped the match in the thi*-:! ings o f various\inds. at 3 o clock and will be the guests ! hncred th|ntrB. It in9i„u upon frr. In Tow n o f H is B irth gH “ It is tho best Iaxatlre I encouraged the children in drnw 1 bl~ n 0, C ?at,< ' 3,'t^Vb°.>n tur,n* bo seemed to be feeling out the Jack­ round upon the latter’s inability to snid, were protecting the owners o f tho city until 7 in the evening., r e n t i n g tho holy places and upon s know of for old people. .. sonville boy. Several times ha continue the fight. Gordon hnd the ing, especially those o f ability in of the Cnrpenticr-Dempsey fight Upon the arrival of the visitors carrying into daily life the lesson., | A good many years ago, In thnt direction, telling them to de­ landed telling blows to Kotchell’s better o f the urgument throughout .- .................................... ... - . . M ARIETTA, Mar. 14—Progressfilms from prosecution when they . they will be tnken for n motor trip . chin and for a moment in the and Lewis’ vicious swings to his velop such talents and showed transported nnd exhibited them in through tho celery fields near the taught by religion in its broadest jvc Democracy or “ reactionary and - ■ ‘ Virginia, I used to get bill. fourth round appeared to be on the jaw went wild ns the former, by thorn wherein it would lead them interstate commerce. The owners city. m t u n it-. . corrupt Republican misrule” will ■ B ous and I found that . verge of knocking the latter out. clever ducking nnd dodging, evaded to financial success. Mrs. Holmes of the fight films. Means testified, obI,Knto^ ’ ob’ ! *> o tho choice o f American. eloctorhas now gone to visit relatives or. In charge o f the entertainment scivancos during the year: D cvo-.ntn In the nreohlnntini His punches to the stomach when the blows successfully. were Smith. Jap Mumn, New York the East Const, but promised to will lie the tourist and convention tlonal Day. Patriots Dny, Eduru I Wm J McAPdoo Z l » I e . l ln M ; S M W s they were nt close qurnters were correspondent o f the Cincinnati As nn introductory to the fights, another feature o f his style of bat­ Matchmaker Billy Dawson secured re-visit the school nnd bring n Enquirer; Will Orr, former private committees o f tho Chamber of w01?” 1 b r e n t s nny " n‘l He- 1 home coming speech here in the packngc of her illustrations that Commerce, o f which S. M. Lloyd is Molay Day o f Comfort. These are ,.itv nr »,!„ J , tle. Governot tho chairman.six negroes to enter the ring in a have been used by some of the secretary to former observed by 1100 chapters, wit!, records o f Wilson’ nnd Harding ad­ 'Although outclassed by Denni- battle royal. Whitman, of New Yok, und one The crowd howled approximatcly 125,000 members. sey, who_ outweighed him four with delight ns the men o f ebony lending mngnzines. These will he Howard Mannington. ministrations. Ho speaks tonight shown to the boys and girls to furMARCH’S CHANGEARLE pounds, Ketchell fought gamely hue pounded each other with a Other CoMcctiions. was tho best and nulckmt |at Atlanta and tomorrow at MaIher encourage them to develop i and was the recipient o f much np- fierceness which bespoke o f their WEATHER Col. E . A . H a v e rs W ill ,cnn nnd Savnnnnh. relief I could get. Since I Other collections, Means snid, the talents they possess. phjusc from time to time. His best j eagerness to win at any cost. By were made by him for Smith pn ac­ . ■ camo to Texas I haro these Mrs. T. J. Jacobs, primary teach-! exhibition was in the first nnd last - a process o f elimination over a One mny expect many changes in Speak O n In terestin g: count of whiskey withdrawal per­ , K X K ftT IO N fl bllloua attacks every now er, gave n very pleasing entertain­ rounds. His whirlwind finish, af- period o f three rounds, two of tha In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I w ill, , mits, and turned over to Smith, hut wenthrr jn March, and should he Friday :il \ "II« l cito elite I; A. At. mi M a r c h lStli. 1 and then—and I find a , ter being pounded hard in the cur- j negroes were selected to settle the ment at chapel one morning reccn'- he had not darned the amounts nor prepared for coughs and colds. The S u b ject H ere p f . l . n t No. .11 x W ent K lrel S t r e e t ! i licr rounds, was admirable. Just I final matter. Each sent the other ly, when her little folks taught the given specifications when the com ­ slight cold, if neglected, may de­ llttlo Black-Draught soon j In tin* C i t y e f Sdnftiril, K ln rh la , i 1 “ Tho F.volution o f thp Pen” will |w h e r e tile |ir o |< e rty h e re Inal lei* i) e -i | before the gong sounded for the Jsprawling in vninless elforts to story o f trees. The stoiy was told mittee adjourned untjl Saturday. velop into a serious illness. With straightens me out. After by songs, recitations nnd drills. h ie a le d . o f f e r f o r , last round he harked Dennisey up land knockout punches. When he returns to the stand, the first sign o f a cough or cold be the subject o f nn interesting ss ca rl eib eadn d Ins f .l ihiw a fow doses, In little or no l t.i t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r ' I agninst the ropes and .i?nt a terri­ Mr. Stephens •was stricken with Means is to ho pressed for detail.;, tnko FOLEY’S HONEY W T ) T\R and entertaining illustrated lecture 1f o r eaxli, t h e e n t i r e an d c o m p l e t o f Last night's hill, the first to he tlmo I’m all right agala." fic blow to the latter's stomach staged in this city under the aus­ an attack o f uppcmlicilis Friday nnd Senator Wheeler, in charge of COMPOUND, the old reliable fam­ to be given here next Friday to "•n ek o f g o o d s , w a r e s . n i e r y lu u n l U e J which for the moment completely pices o f the Florida National morning nbout 1 o’clock and was the testimony, snid Friday thnt the ily cough remedy, excellent tor the Chamber o f Commerce by Cel. i '" " 1 fixtures, the property or k . i *. T h o d f o r d ’ s Blackwinded the Canadian. Havers, representing the !*' '*77"!,,1 Jr-- '"rated and contained I Guard, were a success from every later rushed to the hospital at missing specifications would be coughs, colds, hoarseness. John It. E. A . Draught acta on tho etomBoth boys demonstrated tl nt angle, declared Mr. Dawson. Ap­ Sanford, where an operation was supplied. ach, liver and bowels in Lyuns, Prescott, Arizona, states: Waterman F ointaln IVn ‘'c o m . 1|!'i,? “ « they were cienn fighters nnd gave proximately 100 fnns, including found necessary. He is now doing j I s a t i s f y a n ......................... .. a J u d g m e n t ! a gentle, natural way, a^ "I had a bad cough, used FOLEY’S ■’a n y . Senator Wheeler was uncertain a very creditable exhibition. Al­ many women, witnessed the ex­ ns well ns could be expected. slating digestion and rcMembers o f the local nrgnniza-11 * « »"V, ,Vir,,,.,n ’ lr.!7 '" .*• i tonight whether Means would re­ HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND though outpointed, Ketchell show­ hibition ami many were hcnrtl to llevlng constipation. Hell Brothers are muKing prepa­ sume the stand and it reieved me in a little while.” tion will assemble at the Valdez! Saturday nr ed that he was a clever boxer, bui express themselves at favorably rations to build n pre-cooling plant on that day to transact business I ward Higgins against the said l-\ p. Sold everywhere. EX-102 one who did not possess ns much impressed with the outcome of the at Lake Monroe. They also have whether Roxie Stinson, divorced mfd then will adjourn to the Milnne !.11 Aker*. Jr., the personal property wife of Smith,, fo r whom Means science and foot work ns his oppo­ bouts. . Theatre where Col llnvers Is !i‘ " J ," 1 '1 " " date being purchased a new , .10 .m e w n ia uui. iinxers is in.. s.-Ane property upon which levy NOMA— First carload . o f swee - , , ' v^h h irge, wns substituted Friday because nent. It was announced nt the Preceding the staging of the advertisements o f the Big Boll •Mis, Stinson was ill, would contiu- potatoes shipped to market from conclusion o f the mutch that Den- show, Col. George \V. Knight, head this |>oint. .... J u e her testimony. Tilsey will meet Jack Conway, o f o f tlie local troops, who aided ma­ Hrnnd. In two features, the stories of Miami, in a lthround go here two terially in bringing the boxing AlXnSS.^ n r Weeks from last night. here, made a short talk in which beds near Daytona^nd while fish* | T l . l 'o f ‘ ^ ,h ® witness was asked to tell about In explanation of his introduc­ he expressed appreciation for the ing in the Hnlijax found a big por- 1 ‘."“ nt.L f i n , investigations he had conducted in ing to Ohio from Washington with tion under another name Friday good attendance and expressed poire on shore, it having Hopped up New York. Ho snid he had been 875.0000 in -1,000 hills in a belt. night, Denniscy stated Saturday himself as being pleased with the while in pursuit o f mullet fish, instructed to find out nbout “ cer­ Today Means said ho gave Sm itl tain permits for certain purposes'' that it was done for the purpose of prospects o f holding fights from Mrs. Nydiu Doraway, o f Albany, insuring the staging o f the match. time to time. He naked for the Gn., is visiting her brother, N. II. 5100.000 in hills o f thnt denomina­ issued by Mr. Mellon. “ Jess want­ Our Hne of Accessories is the most complete in the city. Drop in and inspect it. tion in February, 1022. Miss Stin­ Had Ketchell known who lie was, support o f local fans and assured Harwich. ed to catch Secretary Mellon,” he son did not fix any date in her tesDennisey said, he would not have them that the matchmaker would Spring farming in this section went on. “ and we caught him. The fought him and as he (Denniscy) endenvor to bring some of the best is falling fni behind. The plants nnners'wldch have^not ^ a r r l v " ? The"information did not want to <!i*upoint the fans, boxing talent in the country if that are set in the field nre stunt­ giving mnny agreed to have himself hailed as good support is given. ed nnd at a stand still. Sonic farm­ and wc caught him.' Jnck Dugan from Tulsa, Okln. Kid Rock served as referee for ers have plowed pepper plants un­ tails. With Smith ns the reputed in­ In the semi-final mntch, an the two preliminaries and Joe der and are re-setting. Ucans, to­ As to Prize Fight Film. formant, Means Friday testified eight-round affair between Smiling Gotcli referred the two final match­ matoes and other spring crops nre Regarding the prize tight films. that the fight pictures were first Joe Mate, of Brooklyn, ami Irish es. Acting ns judges were Major starting off slowly. Miss Stinson nlso testified that exhibited here in the home of Hickey, of Los Angeles, the judge's Stevens nnd Earle E. Jones, m McLean, the II. C. E. Henry and other larger Smith told her he stood to m nke! Edward decision was rendered as a draw conjunction with the ie fcrce. farmers nre cutting fine spring cel­ $180,000 from their exhibition. Fri-1 publisher. who figured so day in tho oil inquiry. ery. , Means told o f receiving . _ and prominently Mrs. Nellie Craws has returncil turning over to Smith many thou- Among thnse, Means said, he wus tain Head, Tenn. Mr. West will he to Tnmpn, after visiting relatives sands of dollars— $35,000, $ 10,000 told were present, besides McLean, UPSALA A N D employed at the school there. They here. or perhaps $50,000— said to be were President Harding, Attorney have sold their home here, and G R A P E V IL L E General Daugherty, Secretary Hates Clark, o f Wnyncsville, Ga., Ifrom exhibition o f the pictures, Miss Lillie and brother, Donald, is visiting the family o f E. Stuf- J Secretary Mellon’s name wes Hughes nnd the owners o f the Mrs. Bengston and Miss Eunice left on Wednesday. We are sorry ford. brought into the testimony when films. Tyner ennie Friiluy to spend a few to lose them and hope at some time days. Miss Eunice ami brother, they may come hack, as they all like Florida very much. Mr. West Elmer, purchased a new Ford. Rev. Wahiherg was here for ser­ was employed by V. C. Collar. vice at the Lutheran church last ^ Mr. and Mrs. Bengston and Miss Sunday. It was so stormy that Kunice Tyner spent Sunday at the Sunday school was not held. Rev. home o f Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner, Clark expects to be with us next while Emil Magmuon visited with Sunday, the lfith, for the school at his sister, Mrs. J. E. Lundquist. 2:30 o'clock and service nt 3:30. Rev. Albert-on. of Del.an-1, Little Olan Tyner, Billy Vihlcn accompanied Rev. Motcalph, of and Edgar Ltiudquist have the Ocala, here and called at the Ball­ measles. inger home and also visited Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest W e .-1 and , Clai k. The latter had Rev. Motnon, Leonard, *p»-nt the week-end lealph pri nt! in iiis ; tend at Up- ■ nt the country home o f Mr. and [• •tin. A number o f perrons nttuniiMra. V. C. Culler and arc now with j **il the service from i.nke Mary. We friends at .Monroe. understand Mr. Metenlpli has done I began the sale and distribution of Elder Spring Water several The Umatilla Fruit Company is considerable evangelistic work, months u r o , and recently purchased the business o f M. M, Lord, known tus getting a good ninny oranges <m | Rev. Albertson goc.i to St. Pco f the way. Last week they took 1tcrsdnirg for revival work in a city Lord’s Purity Water. Seme of my customers are of the opinion that the those on .Sirs. J. E. LundquistV 'chinch. bottles nre the property of the users o f the water and I am puhlishinR this Fr,)' l‘I Morton Lloyd was called to BvMr. nnd Mrs. Coats, o f Ginder- thine Tuesday by the death o f Ins notice to make the matter clear. ; ,, ville. were Sunday visitors nt th • sister. Mrs. Robert Bowls, who di- U home of Mr. und Mrs. Morton o f pnt-uiiioiiiu after n week’s ill­ Lloyd. The men folks enjoyed u ness in nn Orlando hospital. She As I have heretofore slated, I have assumed no responsibility for re­ trip to Hithloc. loll a devoted luisbainl and four placing bottles purchased from any other water company. The bottles beThe following items arrived too little chiMrrn. Siie lie I juit nurslate for lust week: <il tin- eiiildren tlirouri (be nna Inhr to me, and are only furnished as water containers, and should not he The writer has been ill for three les. ■ used by the customers for any other purpose, or returned to nnyonc hut a weeks, hut Is now on the road to ■ recovery. Mrs. II. C. Lundquist a me or my agents when dlscontinuhw the use of bottled water. All of my D E M A N D F O L E Y 1'I U - S has also been ill this week. Dr. U bottles have a distinffuishlnp mark of private ownership. This mark Is a Denton was culled out a number <•: FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimtimes to both homes and says it Is cross cut in the gluss on the neck of the bottle. ulcnt for the kidneys, have brought ■■■■a h the fiu und a touch o f malaria. Gritndmu Lundquist has been rar­ relief to thousands of sufic.’crs' if forty dollars is the prire you intend to spend for a *ui'> caused ing for her daughter and family. frr.ni kidney disorders I would like to ask therefore that my customers assist me in this mat­ hold your money until you see the remarkable vulue* **e are Mrs. Edwin Sutton and children through tlie hnnrnper working of 1 ter and try to see that the bottles do not Ret out of their possession, ex­ are visiting her mother ut Green.-- these organs. FOLEY PILLS w illji offering right now at 525. Because we are satiified with the promptly llu-h tiie kidneys there* cept oh returning them to me or my drivers. Where deposits have been boro, Flu. Mr. Sutton bus bee 1 smallest profit imaginable w c can and do put into uur suit * t.'« by temoviiig injurious waste mat■ required by me, upon return of the bottles together with receipts 1 will glad­ boarding with Mr. West. very same high grade and rich looking ALL WOOL material* ter. .Mu. O. C. Alexnmhr. it. No. ■ Aviutor Johnson und bride, of ly refund the deposit. The requiring of deposits is simply to secure the Alontrn Mo., . tain 1: "I re- * that usually go into the finest 810 suits. The minute you h« Eustix, have move into the Cram safe return of bottles and does not constitute the purchase price. These er cottage 111 Grapeville. .linim'v reived the package of FOl.EY a these splendid fabrics you’ ll agree that this is an abielute fart. bottles nre expensive and I am forced to keep close track of them In order is employed at the Volie Wilburns PI LI S and Irtvo 1een greatly I»o11- [ ■ We take your measure and make these suits to your in­ elited l>> ti:e!r use." Hold every­ to continue in business. garage in town. where. dividual measure, and because they are made expressly for Mr. Stafford lias put down an­ U )l , we guarantee to fit you perfectly. other well at the Beck cottage in I wish to thank all my customers and friends for this past patronaffc, Grapeville. t ome in and see them w hether you nre in the market or not. and will strive to give them good service in the future. Their co-operation F. F. Lundquist and children. It will certainly he to your advantage. I-awrenee and Virginia, have boon and assistance in this matter will he appreciated. It is not my pleasure to E. A. Ontocn, grocer man, sold -_ on the s'ok hut are betto.* bis slock o f goods to Mrs. M. It. u publish such ail article as this, hut I do so as a matter of prctectou. now. They were under Dr. Pule.- Light foot, formerly of DeLand 5 ton's cure. who took charge o f the stun 1 ar.d; Mrs. Wextcrirk hud the niisfor will huiullo groceries, dry goods, ! tune to full from her front porch etc., ut 1In- old stand. one night last week which shook A delightful entertainment we* her up badly and prnined her an given .11 I he school Friday morn­ kle. Fortunately no hones wen ing by Mrs. .1. M. Holmes, com­ broken. mercial illustrator with tlie AbraMrs. Ilil met Lundquist return*d bam Struu- 1 apartment store, New home after three weeks’ nursing at York City. Mrs. Holmes is visa­ DISTRIBUTOR. ELDER SPRINGS WATER. Winter Park, her father, .Mr. Let- ing' relatives here and kindly gave her time aiul service to the graded ron. accompanying her home. n !i' J|,U 1'<*S ab ,v,>od Serges, CaxsimercF, Gabardines, school for a short while, when she Air. and Mrs. F. F. W est and taught some good |ci.j or: in illus­ Bread Liolli, etc., for rapes or Iad ie*V dresses $.! p e r -yard. family are planning to leave soon trating the r.mre simple things niui to take up their resideurg ut Foun- ollienvise entertained wittl draw- TEA POT DOME _ Old Folks’ jg Ailments BLACK-DRAIN j Lincoln TO THK USERS OF ELDER SPRINGS AND LORD’S PURITY WATERS. The Fordsow S c o t c h W o o le n M ills Have Not Raised Their Prices S a v e $ 1 5 O n Y o u r Suit J And Have it Made to Your Order ALLONE PRICE Choice of Any 2 —Piece Suit „ LAKE MONROE H . J. C L A U S E Why Pay More 305 EAST 2nd STREET V �THE SATJFORb DAILY IlE R A u i, MONDAY, MARCH 17,1924 itfli»1*'\rl««\ tlerr**** pro confesso will Fannie A. !’ >ole. Allicrt Rand. TMIl><*. i nlerwil mtuliial you and ouch of Hum AV. H**t<1. Harrlmin Hoed, Cur} on. lie F. Ilecd. Mary K. Reed. Mary F. It In ordered Hint this Citation be Heed. I’ rledcrlck Joliun Biota. tutOllahrd in the Hanford llerntd. a Adolph hob renter. David P. Buyer, new eon per piihllahed In Hanford, Mri. j.inile M. White. Maraarol IVni'nde County, 1'lnrhln. once each m**ut, Mary It. Stownll. John AuKiiat week for eight cnnwcutlvo weeks. HJoblom. Louisa C. Thomu*. Beth WITNKSS my hand and seal or, Taylor. Mre. Mollln Taylor, Mary It. the ,uid Clrtult court on thlM the T T| hU o<r| r ton: o n . u Triplett. Jr.. Hamuel A. .'.ih^dny of Jununr) w\._ D. 19-1. |Walton Tril#W a lton and unit Joseph Joseph C. t Fratlt'**, . Al Jolson Goes W tA H A S S E E . Fla., Mar. IB. — 1There nre seven wny» in which kmdltion o f Florida’a croay- voters may proimre themselves to ta Toads for the week ended do their duty as citizens, nccordlnif pch'^S are described in tlie fol- to principles laid down by Dr. Inj;" inforrnntion compiled by tlie Knauas, o f the faculty o f the Flor­ [e rood departmen1: ida State College for Women, in a load Mo. 1, Nunes Ferry lo talk h -fore a student gathering on villi’ ; Mun**7 Ferry, to "The Vocation of Citizenship." isacalri, eight lulled concrete, "Learn how our government gaining sand-cmv tn loir works,” ho stifTROrtod as the first lpb‘. FtBsadoln to Florida town, principle, nml followed up this fnty'rottd In fair shape. Florida- with six others: K.'ttwW to' Crcstviow, sanii-clny nnd "Lenm how to vote; Jcnrn what KjSriek roatl in good .shape. Crcst- each candidate stands for; learn r f : Tftw to DeFuniak Springs, rough uhut each party stands for; learn [ V OTt pissabio. DeFuniak Springs to why they stand for those things; &■ Ponce dc Leon, excellent rand-clay loam the problems that face our LA JbA *'^'*,n**e do Leon to Wn.itville, people," and “ learn to sec the oth­ E^Amdcr construction. Take south er person’s point of view," |ji *.county road. Weatvllle to Chiplcy, Each community, whether it be » g o o d county road. Chi ploy lo nation, state, town or college com­ Bj*- Sneads, county roaJ, rough but munity, declared Dr. Knauss, i.i a n Si* passable. Sneads to Havana, very organization having ns its purpose S j good county rond. Havana to Au- “ the greatest good to the greatest fV ,cilia River, county road in fair number." As members o f the •i - shape. Aucilla River to Greenville, community, he said, citizens have g g aiccllcnt. Grccnvill * to Madison both pasdvo and active duties. Un­ » follow county road, rough but der passive duties, he included ifk-passablc. Madison to river, under obedience and loyalty; while active Kyconstniction. Ncccasnvy detours duties include all types o f service. ited. River to Lake City, fair, Citizens may serve, he continue !. ke City to Jacksonville, excel- by keeping the community sani­ tary*, by beautifying the surround­ B i lent. Road No. 2, Georgia Line to ings, by showing a charitable spir­ | Fort Myers: Georgia line to I-akc it ami actually doing something, ^ ;;C ity , rough on account o f rr *ent faithfully and thoroughly, and by i-^ ^ l n s , but pn3sablc. Jdtko City to voting. D High Springs, under con.uruction, Referring to college life, Dr. >( detour by way o f F or- V hite, good. Knauss said one o f the most fe>” Hlith Springs to Gninewille. 25 praiseworthy characteristics o f lh>* £V miles of asphalt, cxccllont: lirct ten Florida Stoato College campus wn eU\ miles south of GniiKsvillc new us- “ the tendency to vote for the stu­ « , phnlt surface very good. End of dent who can best fill the plan.’ Jr, -asphalt to Micanopy, rough hut rather than for the most popular Efc.'good Being. Micnnopy to Clarion one." county line, under construction; Sli.SH miles new base fust completcti. PIONEER It IDENT DEAD Marion county line to Lowell, new ORLANDO, Mar. 1 1— Freder­ ’ lime rock bare, excellent. Lowell ick A. Lewtar, Orlando’s oldest fr to Ocala, fair. Ocala to nclle'iew , resident in point nf citizenship, is K-' ; under construction. Road condition dead. He cahie here with liis r r*r* r between Ocala un*l Belleviow ents in 1863, when ho was nine g ) changes daily. Impure nt Lees- years of age, uml before reaching P j j u r s or Ocnla Chamber* nf Com- 21 had engaged in the mercantile ■ mercc for best route Bcllevicw to business, early predicting tlie latcsburg to Eustia and Mount growth of the city. Had Mr. LewL 'f Dora, very gomi. Mount Dora ter held property—now in the ^•through Ornnge, Osceola and fo lk heart of the business district— K ? counties to Dowling Cire*n, good. which he bought for $80(1 soon a f­ Vf; Bowling Green to Gardner, fair. ter starting in business, it would Gardner through Arcadia to Caiihave made him a multi-millionaire !ir; strom Field, good. Carlstrom Field ^ to the Bcrmont Rond, rough ami before hi death. The same proper­ IWrites by Location, De h Y sandy in sjiots but fair r*iad. Ler- ty is now selling for ns much ns i dares Famous Com’ mont road to Fort Myers, good. $2,000 a front foot. J, Rond No. It, Georgia l.ino to Orposcr-Singer X ■■lando: Wild’s Lamiing To Yulee, good. Yulee to Jacksonville, good. Jacksonville to Ornnge Park, good, Al Jolsori, who please", the pub­ s f . Orange Pnrk to Putnam county lic oftener than any o th e r rang­ fr-i line Wing repaired. Green Cove er, has a formula for hij u n fa il­ J.- Springs to l ’alutka, rough to einl ingly popular son g 3. H brick at Rice’s Creek. Brick " I lo c a t e th o m o 3 t b ea u tifu l road from Rice’s Crock through spot 1 can th in k of,” ho confides, 'r I’ alatka to San Mateo, good. Snn ti. Mateo to Sisco, rough. Sisco to "then I think of w h a t can hap­ r . "Crescent City, Pierson and DeLeon pen there, n nd t h e r e only, and t o if >' Springs, newly finished asphalt this I ndd th o fin est m u sical set­ surface, excellent. DeLeon Spring ! ting I can get. sWr through Delund to Sanford. |;iitv ^ ; Fanfonl through Saininylur ninT S 'Ornnge counties to Orlnml ), good. v Road No, 1. Georgia Lino to ,Miami: Georgia line 1.) miles smith ^ sand-clay, very good. Five miles netration to Callahan, g ild . DeBRADEN TOW N, M nr. 15. ur through Cullnhan over old D a m a g e s w e n * i*. lir.rnt. -1 it'. >‘ ".06.MMHxIe Highwav to Duval county 1100 in a fir*.- w h ic h >1■-. truyw l ;iuf line. good. Nine mile* old shell la r g c a t an w in ill in M a n a t e e t*:nin'y ^ r road very rough. Nine miles brick la s t n igh t, in cluding 9200,000 y nml asphalt to Jacksonville, good. w o r t h o f n ow m a ch in cy , according J ,, Duval county line d > Dunucll, 62 ti> r o n r e s e n t a v iv e s , ft. f.. Dmviing miles nine-foot brick rend with n n d Sun, owner--.. rock shoulders, fnii*. Ilunnell to [' Volusia county lire to I 'aytona and Tii r o m i t ) l iiitrl, I*iiiiii! j New Smyrna, fair. New Smyrna I'tfirlilnt to Titusville, :n miles nl.eil, fair. ( r: \ ; jn\. IT. M, ISrnfb. 1‘ laiJil Iff, Titusville to Cocoa, 11) miles, six miles shell good anti Id miles f’ pavement, excellent. Coccn to I’ au Gnliic to Sebastian, 26 mllei r *i , A TH.An : AN* DAVIT ITT: ! fair. Sebastian to Wnlmsso, five c o n i tic rioN miles rock possible, short detour* passable. Wabnsso to Vuro, Id See how iLiiniilv the * Li P..ri icar.e ’ miles detour fair. V cro to Miam:, solves 4he prol'leni oi Sl.ii'l* .m*l i. 1*13 miles pavement, excellent. white in ii"v.’l effect. Stic i l'., a Roail No. f». High Springs t** Mr.ii^ht line one-piuu black : *i:n. *-.;• ■ Fort Myers: High Springs through a very ilcvp V iiuo th* li> ti. .ttl*‘ j , Archer and Williston lo Romeo, \ >t *[ finely trili ! -.hit.’ t- . it. fair. Romm to Dunttellon, newly llmi oulliaca th • i**.■k v-:*‘ . 13.,'! iv. graded. Heavy sand almost i.n- v.lii'.c* novelty rUitsMi. !i.■t*. -. k passable except soon after rains. with ribtxin, aim lurniiill-* * LIi.*r d Rock base under construction near culls. The girdle may U l*f bh.rk f i*in or, as in til's case, ii may I* a ;•j . i <-e alfair in one n( tlr: prin: .’ ‘ Ijfiriis. Mnlium si/e rniti;ns_ > . jurila J6-iiuh tsuiti viil* 1j * : ■ • inch titcUliag and 1!.’ y.tr*l - >•< ti i’ictoruil Review Press No I Sizes, 14 to 20 year*. Price, 40 cents C ~***Y Daily fashion Hint " K ascy lee f o r th e rredltor.u o f I». 1 ond IV l-\ Kniiey .V Co.; ltd ward K. Alva V. Hltrnd. A n n ie M. Wmih. W ood. Cliarle* F. W o o d ,, Surah K. W ood, F lo r e n c e J. W o o d , and A. H. W hite and each and ev e ry ono o f thetii If liv in g and If ilead nil pnrt l e , elalinlint Interests under l l n r vey B. Ahn. W il lia m T. Abbott. W . In th r l!«n*ult Fiitirt. N rvrnlh J n il l- FI. A lexa n d er , licorice Itowrnn, pti J Clrrnlt tu n>,4 F o r Sr:,,lni*lr Fhnrles J. Itntiche. M. B. ll.n n , F«’ >in»>. Morlrta. In I ' h n n c r r ) . Fhnrles k . Barnhart, II. M. niaeh, Over*treat tnvi stm en t tTumpany. C. I', lliiroker, HetirKo A. llacltln\ H. s l o e ; Sila s Hull.Mil T r u s te e for C u r ­ tlnrvry H. Aim, W il lia m T, A b ­ tin F. Heed. Mnry 11. Reed, and bott, W. I-: .Atax.-mlcr, H c o r g e H o w - Mary P. R e e d ; C a rolin e Hrutt. W i n ­ ran. t!lini*l«H J. Ftouclie, M. H. lionn. fred I,. Conely , J a m e s Carter. If. f ' l n u ’ t-s I-:. Rnrnhnrt, H. Al. B la c k , II. H an dle, t. S. Iluiilitr, Iv W. C u r ­ O, i;. Hnrokrr. Heorg** A. tta c k ln - rie. C h a r le s I - Chase. Samuel C. !’ il,i?* Itutlnril. Trustee f«ir non. .lames W. D ickson, Joh n I'nrtls F. Itri’il. Alary R Reed ami Dick K. Durand. I. F a lk . Joseph C. Alary 1'. It.... t: I’ .arolfne B ru it. W ln - France. 1-3. II. Hrren. I,. W. (lllihs, frt'tl I p t*> iii'ly. Juin rs Fnrt**r. II. It. Laura .1. Uilibs, T e r e s a O. Hayes, 1i.i-"lt*>. I. H. Hunker, tv W. C u r rie Madly W . Hayes. J o h n Halt*. BteFh arlrs I,, r i n s e , Samuel F. Dh-k- r t u n B. H opkin s. R. J. Harrell, l*. sttn. Ji'.ni's tV, I'lrli sun. J o h n Ft. • C. H u n t : W illiam II. Illneka. Trir*Duranil. !• t-. Falk,, Josovih ta le ef Frederick Fran* •. it. !i. CJrei-n, t,. W . iJIbbs, ;Wei*o o de;f It.th eAt. FI,r ml non, P ella !». K a t1 j’ ura .! Clbbs. T er esa tv tlni-es, llne. J o h n M. Ratline. David J a m ie ­ Ktnllv V,*. Iluyes. John Halt*. S t e . |son, Kdith i»rle Katlln n, W illis W . pi,i n y Hbtiklns. 13, J. Hiirretl. 1*.' lames, tv. tV, James. Viilentlnu *i. *’ . Hunt; W illia m H. lUtu-Us.: l inden. Janies T. I .o w l c s s ; Andrew* Trustee o f the r i n t n o f Frcilerlrt; ; i h*vsoT>. T r u s tee f o r tli4> creditors Wontl; IT. At. tluitsnn, Dotln t,. K : i t - ■o f J. t>. D o r s e t ! ; D avid I-. Miller, |1 m . John Al. KaiMno. D avid Jnnil**- iiieu e I,, n o u n 1, V. AV. Alntliovvx. k,,:i. ITilith O il” K a t tine. tVHIls Vi*, Fr; ; ! 1iit Moure. 11 issell Merrill, It. .lame . VJ. IV. Jam ■*, Vnlentlnu I.ln- C. MeFluKi ft. m . M cIn tyre, W illiam i!i ii, .taints T. l a n v l t s s ; - A n d r e w T. Nesbitt. I,oilier c . Por ter. t.yman Ji'btinnii. Trustee f o r th e c re illto r s Phelps. T h o inis 13. Poole . Irene i f J. D lm rseit. David I-. Mlll<-r. Ponte, M ary Kilo Poole . Fannie A. tte .r-*' t., Mli’ hacl. T. tV. ATutliows. Poole. A lb e r t Hand. W illiam W . Fiiibl.lln ? l o o t **. Hansel .Merritt, It Iteed, H arrison lleed. Clirtls F. I*. Mi-Flaln. S. At. Stetntyrc. W il lia m Iteed, M ary K. Herd, Mary F. lleed. T Ni-sbltt, l.uther * Fort. r. t.’ nian F r le d - r lc k Joli-»n Sic**. Adolph I’ll. I;is. Thonias IT. Fooh*. tr .oi” Bel r oiler, David F. B a .v r , Mrs. I'm du. Alary Kl Ia Foote. F a n n ie A. i d m f o SI. White. M urmiret fltont. Pool**, \lliert Band, W il lia m \V. M aiy It. Blowell, Joh n A u g ust Heed. Ilnrrliom Reed. C u r tis F. BJnhlmn, Louisa C, T h om a s , n ote Itenl, Alary 1-T. I!*’ ” *!. Alary F. Heed, T a y lo r . Mrs. Sfollle T n vlor. Mary IT b a ler lr k Johan Hlclt. A il"h |ii It. Ph erlen ; K. T r ip lett. Jr.. Bnmtiet fVlirueiler. David F. Bayer, Airs. A. \A ;.lton and Joseph t*.. Franc*’ . 1 ls?.lo At. White. M a r g a re t F lou t. T r u s te e s f o r the c r e d ito r s o f IV F. St.irv Vl. M'livell. .Iiifin Attvitat K au ev an d TV F. K a p e y /;• Fti,: 13*1Biolttnin, t.oulsa <*. TholtUlM. Seth trard P Fin- id. A n n ie Al. Wehh, A l T a y lor . Mrs. Alollle T a y l o r . M ary v i V. W o o d , Charles F. W ood. S a ­ It Tlierh-n; i Triplu tl. Jr., Bainuel rah N, \Vo*u|, Flora nee I. Wood, oiA. Wulloti nml Joseph C. Fran ee, tinder A. B. W hite. deceased, or Trustee a f o r th ” cre d ito r* nf Iv F. o th e r w is e in ih e p r o p e rt y hereinK n trey mid iv F. K nifev ft- F o . ; E d ­ .i (| i f ile reel b e d ; nil p a r lie s elti I n ­ w ard 1". Bhr.nl. Annie At. W e b b , A l ­ line Interests under Add le N. K e l ­ va V. W o o l . FharU’ S F. W o o d , B.a- ley, deeensed. T’ rederb'h AVood. iler a’ i N*. ’.v. n t, F le r cn r r J. W*>ii*l. and rensed, o r Joh n It. Dllhert, decens* A. !'. W h ile , and caeh till I ev e ry eit, o r o t h e r w is e In the property hejjtie o f tin* said d efen d a n t* If liv in g , I'.w ihmerllied; Mrs Itn r v r y H. Ahn. nt; 1 if idther. nay or nil o f sa id *!• - K atie At. A s h le y and Ilyron M. Ashfeiid.inls he dead, then ntcnliru th e heirs, devisee*, n railtres o r o t h e r l< v. Imr Uushmid Mrs. W il lia m T. Aldintt, M ri. C.eorye ItovTiili. Mrs. r l'u m a n ts under * :ieh and e v e r y nn** Charles J. H*ote!|e, Mis. At. H llenii. o f raid iheeusrit i b f i i i d a n t s ; n 't Mrs. I'h a rles FI. Hsrnhnrt. Mrs. H. pers.ins etnlm lng Interest u n d e r Ad* AI. tttiirk, Mrs It. Rnndter. Mr . di » X. K*-lti*y, deceased, F r e d e r i c k . Ill n e A. Battle Inal on. V i lH u n W ood , deceased, or John II. tl llh ert. Hrutt, -------Cotiety, hiiflhand o f ’ V'Indeceased, as heirs, devisee*. M'.an- frud t,. C o n e ly . Mrs. Charles !«. teca or othi r claim an t* u n d e r th em Chase, Mr». James Carter, Atrs. IV or eit her o f th em; Airs. H a r v e y S. W. Currie Annie K Dickson, w if e Ahn, K atie At. A shley and B y r o n B. o f ft” m u d C. Pleksoti. Jennie Pli-TiAslih \ her hushntid. Airs. V.'lltlam on, wif* o f Jam*” ' W. Diet; m i. Mrs. "Song* nrc not liko book 3, you T. Abbott, Mrs. fleoriro B ow r u n . Mrs. John C Hur Mi l AT- ■ t.. W . ftlht*-*. Ftiurlen J. Itoueli*’. Air-. Af. S. Bonn. -—• lill.I.K, hushatid o f t.aui i J. know. Books nro to ninko yoa Plinrl*'* K H irnh art. Airs. II. •illdiv. Mrs. John It tlllhert. Mrs. think nml songs nre to mako yoa Air.-. At, llhn-k. Mrs. F. K. lliirok er. Mrs. IT. It. i ; recti. —— H a y e s. Imahand A. I’ -irkiristoe, W il lia m o f T o n a n . H ay rs. ------- I (a yea, remember. Books nro sometimes Fi-nrae hnshnnd o f W i n ­ liu-ihniol o f ITnilly W, Hayes. At,-.,. splendid song inspirations. F or TTrtut,-------f'onely. fred t.. F-inelv, Aim. C liarles 1.. John Hrilts Jtn*. Sti’ jitien R llo p instance, there’s ‘ Aready.’ A t ffhose, Air*. Ja m es Cart or, ?i*-s. i». 1 In” Airs. K. .1 lls r r e ll , Mr-, p. (7. friiool I studied ‘ Evangeline* ami W. I’ uril*. Annie IT. lil e k r o n . w i f e ' ITuui. A'r*. K. TJ. !lud«.*n. Airs, o f Banin -! *’ D i c k ron. J en n ie fjlett- P u b ! J - m l r e u. Airs, W illis W. Grand Pro nnd Arcadia appeal* *;oo. v. if. <*f Jnnies W. D iek son . Airs. James. Mrs. w . Vt*. Jam es. — ed to me. They seemed Elysian John I . Durand, Mrs. I., W . 'litihr, K itllte, hnstismt o f Kdith Orie - c;;l.hs, hnsiiand o f tauirn .1. K.itHtie. Mrs .I.liii M. K a t l t n - . ------tiehb on earth. Then one day I -----flltiis, Mrs. John ll. tl llh ert, Air* I f a l h l i - li i |:i b;i )|l o f | n d l a I K a l came across some music that IT. F. liri'i’ ti. MnJ'c*. hushand lllle. A Ul e| 1,1 1.1 [oil'll. w if e o f V a l ­ of T*Tesn d . 11ayes. —•—• I [liv es ent llle l.ln den . Mrs Janv-s T. l , . y v would fit in with my Idea of A r1 it'ihand o f r.oill) W. Mayes. .Mrs. ■• •: '!< o II. Johnshn. (Itiardlr.n for catly, so 1 immediately got busy lniin ll-'lir. Mrs. Btep!ien ft. H o p ­ ................ .1. W o o d : M irv .'Mllrr. kins. Airs. I! J Harrell. Mrs. F. <1. w if e <( P i v l i ] l„ Miller. Annie I. and put it into a song. F, Hunt, Mrs. 43, A'. Itu*lson. Mr*-. Mh-hnel. w i f e o f (ionrtrn I. .MlehSeasy—when you know hpvr ilVsvid Jamieson. Mrs. W i l l i s W. iii 1, Mrs. T. W. Math* ws. Mra. it’s doue.” J e m * s. Mrs W W. J a w *. — — i'l*’'Mftflf i"PP.d l*«i Afl". -Ho < a A1■-r Jr*, t line, hioihatbl o f D e t t j Is. K a t - f it u- Ii A. Merrill. MM WdrfMd Hne. Airs. John Al. Katltne. ------ Ki»-l T vp r M it, N*.inrv uiut ,h-i ■•me. K' rl If. I ! : i t r u f t e c . If line, huslutmi of Kdith o r l e Kiitllu* . *•’ - h 1 1 rig lior luiHlmml. Mir l i-iv, M:i. i n r .*• Rain -cy. in - i Anu’ lfe l.lnden. w if e o f V a le n t in •ii ■* !a; lly hi , i - -i i« i,.r in triiHt IJildep. Mrs. Jam* s T. I.aw le sn; - H. I’ nolr, lill/oan d of M if) 1 I - ' ' IK Ha If U y Iiik . Alltr- Fen, If. Jiihiisoti. 11nn ril Inn fur F o Ip . ------- I ‘ nolo, liuxlm Oil of ■ i*'1 *'•K ' .i.o y, if IIvine, unit If F lor en c e J, Wntul; Mary 13. Miller, V Foiilc. N il lle II, I'urlii-r 'Id |-..i ..' ii. .-it, ul; o a r tlc* v. if*’ o f D.tvld I.. Miller, An n ie I. ' ml I W. I'-irlit-r her himhanil, clallultiK InitT *i, iim liiUra, ilcvlNcea ■ i ii Rand. M-W illiam IV. • r u n i i ••*•. o r aa o t l o r chtlnianl* Mr; Man I ” n U ■ I, Mro*. 1 .I 'm .1 It.-. io, o r HcliHloy, ■ !■'. t r•-o,l. Mr” . i'rh'ili*rli-li •I. I'. Halt ill in., ti, i i r l o i i* W n r i Bh-'r. Mrs. A d olo'i B rliro.-Icr, *v11- , ti unii-i*. U o h . . i ll. itnmncy, Dnvhl 1*. H u y i - i - . -------BtiiiiK *-• At 1 1 a r m b . It a nixi'y. Inuni o f Mari’, t o * B l u n t . ------illvhltiiill) nil ii* -11<•« * • tor In tr u*t Holii-rt II K . i i - . y mill M , m ; ; i n l ll liunhiHid i f Alary It. Btowull, \v. Rain* c y ; i *i t ti* i n I” ’ -, hi and t o J oh ii AiiuitM BJolilfini. Kiti'ln 11n* f o l h»’. . ' in; ii* sr r iio ’il I.mil)*, o r 'i'-” '!. ----- Timin ' <. lilt <* in>l o f a*- I ..rt nr |i Hi • I F o - n iif, slturUi’ . n f Ttiomar. Air*. Belli Tn;.* lylim ■ird h**lrt« In t h « <'o u n t y o f T.i* lor. lu.' l' ilul o f Mrs B> i *iti. I** and b' i .i I* of 1 loi jil i. m or e ” Ta\ l o r . -------Thrrlyti, tiusI’ .'i 1hill,ii’ ly i! ’ i l l , ill us f o llo w * o f Nt it r s |;, Th* rii ti. — * ■. It uni o f A n n ie At. Willi., N ’ r t h - W ’ .1 '.iiia r ler ( N W * ! ) While, h i u h ’Mil o f Al;-” . Klinic ,\'oi-ih-v-i-i 'iiru rtor I X K t i > lii|«*. Mr* Alva V. W ood. Mr*. loti l w c t i t v - i h : (2 3 ). T .iw n 55 hit* anil all peraotH Inter i.-ei.iy ( 'ill) trout It. llatlK'l In tli*< in*it|Mirty invulv •)li --I iii it ol In Bi'iniiioh' «>uii I' >n i 1 *rl Cr#mi Stic iiv.oru l>11T h.rlila, r.lld d* ncrlhcd ;. h >f ■ li.i f ft**! lit thlu cjiiuf it?.j tn-t v *u 11» 11 j , -&r»il rnt'li . f Bidh Tityh.r. - Tuylm*. hiiahun*! . ! •'*' '■ <*r » ’ 11ip i<» luivif ■ T h t’ rii’ il, Ifill1list In Mti’l In tin* IuihIh herein- i.f Mr .. Al*>1 Iii- T u y fiir. Ii II-ii:1 lid nf Alary K TI k t Ic II. — t’ l'iv*’ i!> 4 rll i <t, mu! that yotiiW* ill", hllrthulld nf At)III.' M. 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M, 1 *tih r, ***>f11 c>1 .. 114.1 u l, 1,1 Mllh-r. l i m n ; ” I. .Mh-liaid. T. AV. ' .)■- M illion s. Frail! Ii:i Mniiro. llansol l. MorrlD. !; I*. .AhCtaKi, B, At. Ale-i ■Ti - Kit* r**, Willi.'i.i *i*. Ni-.hltt, l.tlllior ' '. J’nrior, I..' iiiaa Fhid|ii, Thnm.as K. si , 1'iifik’, .ro n o Frmli. Alary K.l.a Find.*, iiig* ire Uest: Manatee Count S Cox hn- one advantage in run­ ning fur president, lie ha- been over the track before,-—.Jackson­ ville .Journal. o f Si c. 2.1, Tp. 20 K„ It. 2!t K., runaouth 496 feet enat 879 feel, north 4’>8 feet, weal 879 feet ....... ..................... Iter-1n til n>: nt tha northeast corner o f SRU ,,r BKU " f Her. 23, Tp, 20 B„ it. 29 II.. run south 492 feet we.it 147 feet, north 493 feet. cast 447 feet _______ IJoKitininK at the unit Invent cornrr o f SHU - of Bit'I of See. 23. Tp 2(1 S.. It. 29 R , run cunt 334 feet, north 823 feet, weal 238 fret, aoutlk 813 fret (lean rail­ road rltrht nf way) ................ ,.................... .............. t i e d n n I iiit 338 f eet enat o f th o s o u th w est corner o f the so u th e a s t i|tiurter o f H R U o f Bee. 23, Tp. 20 H., It. 23 K , run e a s t 338 feet, n orth 823 feet, west 238 feet, eolith 823 f e e t »-•|V >s*sIM M )*•*-»*«■**p- ...,ivi»e**e^i*.*»^*m m -,m lieKinnlmt 480 f e e t enat o f th e so u th w e st c orn er i f the BKV, o f NWVi o f See. 23. Tp. 20 8 . It. 29 |i, run enat 201 feet, n orth 1318 feet, weal 204 fe , t . auuth 1318 feet to poin t o f ln -glnn ln g ..... ........................... Ileitlnnlnu r.G0 f e e t north o f th e southeast eorner o f l.. t 2 * t See. 23. Tp. 20 S.. It. 29 K . run u o t t2t.Hl feet, north 926 feet, s o u th u a s lc r ly 693 feet, eolith 623 f r e t to lic uhinliiu ..................... .......... .................. >r Sot*, i t . i p . - o m r tli Si*, (to. W. ic i* -itrei * Hast 2 2 1.70 foot, so u th s „ it. 29 k ., run 132(> foot, south 637.5 foot, north SB di-grei** east. 117.12 f**<*t niytli mu I sou th hv 117.12 fr,-t I’Ust nml w est In anitttruant c o r n e r o f BW i j o f ....... ........ ........... N K ' . «t B W ' i o f B ID , ........ .......................... ...................... 1*3'.1 of N W ' ! o f F B U ............... ............:............................. NIT’ i or N K ' t .................................................................................. N ' i o f N W U o f N W » ! o f NK U .......................................... B '.i * f B W U o f S W U « f N B H ...................................... It*’ i iniiltnr f t tin* n o r t h w e s t rorn u r o f Sec. to. To. 21 B., It. 29 K.. run sou th to th e north line* o f the F lorida Mllnii'l H a l lw a y r i g h t - o f - w a y , e a s ter ly a lo n g * rl*l right o f - w a y to n i*r*|nt 165 f***-t east o f Sect Ion line, north t o fl.*r l ti lin e o f Faction, west IH5 feet to **f s w ' i oir W .ti nf.V W'S or N W u ............................................................ N ' i o f BW t! o f Bl-Di ........ ................................................... N of t'.FDi o f R W U ................................................................ It*-glulling 5 ' i ehuln s north o f th o s o u th w e s t c orn er ■ r NKU r f N W U Of Bee. 21. Tp. 28 S., R, 30 !■!., rim s o ’.cth 5 ' i rhnltis, east 3 elinlris. north Rt-i ehulns. s o i it h w e s f e r ly to p o in t o f h e e l n n l n g ..... .................. W 1 , o f N W U o f BW U . ............................. ......... ......... ID , o f W * a o f N W ’ i o f BW U .............................................. Lota x-J nml 90 o f B e r in g H a m m o c k us r e co r d e d ir 1. O ra ng e Fou nt)' R e c o rd s . l.ots t to 2S, Inclusive, (les s lots I nml 5) o f Da BI-3U o f Bee. 111. Tp. 21 B., It. 29 13., us rerosileil in Pit Beminoli) Futility Reeorils. s itu ............ H1-3*1 uf 8 BU *»fr ...... ............................ B ‘4 or B W ' i uf HEH BK'i 8 WH or N K ' , uff NK'i N ID i N W <4 nf N K U ... ................................. . ..... Tin- W i s t h a lf o f l ot I o f H in d ; w m ul, an r.-.’ oriU il In Fl it Hunk A . pa FlorMu. B. ;;.I I f N 13 ', Ii' VID, >t B>iK-scriltiil n« Kill” 3. 4. 5, fi, 7 and S tif to lo ir -v . nml ii a rr. .rdi-il III Flat lionl F o u n t ) , F lor id a . It ii Itori’ ii;' iiril* r n ! that you unit o f com ; loltit lu rolii iih-il on tin* 7th «ln li I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d that till* ori Hu* Briiforj Herald, a newspaper publ M u i ali • III’ "- -) i . . ei; f o r r|,;ht conxeci WlT.Nl’TBH m y h a n d m id s c a t o f F lor id i. th!* 23th da y t*f Ja nuary, A. r SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES INSIST ON F IT TOP A QUEEN The Cream uith the Creamy Taste At All Good Dealers Or delivered from uur plant in one gallons or more. Scotch W oolen M ills e Not Raised Their Prices COLD FACTS That’s what the Herald Want Ads are— cold fa' ts— about things that m e plan­ ned for your good. They an* plain statements that will help you get what you are nftcr in business, home or recreation. * Read thc.se cold facts evt ry tiny and soon it will strike you forcibly that there is something you nre missing. That is the help the Herald W ants can afford you. tfGet accustomed to doing things bv the Herald Want ■ Ad method and you will find them profitable, ever, in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want A d at The Herald ofr fiec. Phone us to send fo r It, or phone it to the W art AU Department. 23B Automobile Repairing Is the Phone Number RY THE VERY B! OPEN DAY AND NIGHT - li forty dolh.rn in the price you intend lo epend for a Ji i!d tour money until yni i <*t* the remarkable valuca we are offering ri.;ht nmv at Pecause we ars satisfied with tb*-' sr.iiilcst profit im rgir ilde n c can and t’ o pat into our suita Lie vir*. Mar.te high gra*!c ;;uj rich Jm.-king ALL WOOL materiala that usually gn n’. o the finest $10 suitd. The minute you s « Cue o plenthd fakricr ; ou’ il r.grce that thl.i is nn absolute Lu'L V>c inJ.c your mta.-,nre nnd make these suits.to your in* divieutl measure, ;:nt| because they are made ' expressly for 4 01 !. we guarantee to fit you perfectly. ( nut ia a ad ree !ae"i whether you are in the market or not. P v ill certainly he to vn:r advantage. LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOSLE SUPPLIES, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ COLD BRINKS On tlie Joo Sausar Corner. --------------- Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED ISY O. C. BBYANT WAGNER, FLA 30S E A S T 2 n d TREET .il inches a* *dc, all wood Sergej, Cassiniere;-, Gabardines, Bread Cloth, etc., for capes or ladies’ dresses $1 per yard. �t -4 ifS -»Ai< *-£**-*•^Ttf ■r; *.: Rrs V * * Y. > J K5 ' »!'->.-+V TUB SANFORD DAILY W A U L M0WPAT, MARCH 1 7 ,19U. Grammar School Primary School Notes A Lazy Boy’s Lsnson. I.. Music; 11, Instrumental music WJY, New York (406), 0:45-0:30 1 T > n ls o l f u x a e f o r P t t n t f h t WFI, Philadelphia (305), fi P. m., j p. m.. Eentertainmcnt; 3:30, Opera K e D e i i ? 11* T alk; 6:30, Musk; 3:10, Dance mu- 'company. ‘ sic. [ WJZ, New York (445), 0 p. m.. WQL Medford HHIsUe (J60), olT alk ; 0:15, Orchestra; 7:15, Talk*. VERA CRUZ, Mar. 14—General p. m., Evening program. dance program. Eduardo Loyo, tebel leader, has WUK, Buffalo (810), 3:30 p. ni„ WLW, Cincinnati (309), 10, Mu- suircndsred with 600 men. Ho was Dinner music; 6:30, News reports. sicnl program. WHAR, Louisville (400), 7:.10 p. WMAQ, Chicago News (447.5). allowed to retain his command m., Concert, reading. 7, Travel tnlk; 8 , Literary tnlk: joining government forces. WHB, Kansas buy ( i l l ) , 12:35 8:40, Orchestra; 1), Lyon and Hculy p. m., Orchestra; 2, Concert; 7, Fol­ program. lies, talk, music; B, Talks, mu.-Is, WMO, Jremnhis ("DO), R:3fl p. .W HK, Cleveland (283), )• p. m., m . Concert; 11, Midnight frolic. (Continued from page 1) Musis, WOAW, Omaha (520), 8:30 p. m., Concert. nry officials tomorrow with n view m., Symphnnians Orchestra; 9, A r­ tVJAX, Cleveland \juuj, 0:30 p. my band. to determining the exact amount o f W GY, Schenectady (380), 8:45 p. WOO, Philadelphia (503). G:30 p. revenue which must he rained by m., Radio drama. m., Lance music; 7:40, Music; 9.80, the new tax hill. It h not likely WIP, Philadelphia (503). 5:05 p. Dnrce music. m., Music; 6, Talks; 7, Talk; 0:15, Chairman Smoot said today, that WSB, Atlanta (429). 8 p. m„ Dance music. r.ctunl work on the meauure will be Classic concert; 10:45. (juartett**. WJAZ, Chicago (448), 10 p. tn„ WOR, Newark (105), 5:15 p. m begun before the latter part o f the Musical program. Music; 5:30, Man in Moon stories: j week. Wilbur Smith. Fourth Grade. South Side. Onco there was a lazy boy nam­ A B ittU iy Party I Attended. We bring greetings to the boys ed Harry. One day Harry’a moth­ and girls o f nil the schools. W t ... (P rist Wlrnner) think we have an Idea what Eskimo er gave him a basket o f pens to, Both Martin, Fifth Grade. . _ _____ ____ _ Sarah, a girl friend o f mine w m *«nd Is like. We want some o f shell. Harry grumbled and growtgoing to have a Hallowe’en party. <t°°d. old Florida weather back ed as much.an he dared; finally he which waa on her birthday. She °Kaln* took the basket and went into the lived on Celery Avenue and she We arc wondering 5f vou would orchard and began to shell the had a beautiful home. not like to write on Holland this peas very slowly. 8he invited some o f her school week. Let us all pall t-igcther for While he was shelling, ho said. friends and some o f her Sunday i all the different things wo can llnd "There is no use hurrying." Then School fHands. She told them to Jon Holland. Let us see which boy or he began to shell very slowly. dress up so no one could tell who girl can tell us the moat things. As he went on shelling, ha said, th« l L " f r«: „ . , Try very hard to tell something “ I wish I was a bird or a bee, so When they were all there she you think some one else will not I wouldn’t have to work.” As ho told us to go Into the sitting room tbe apt to tell. Ask questions and rnid this he looked up and saw a and she woutd show us her pres- 1get all the information you can littlo woman. “ Come with me," ents. seen 11 , . When we -----had ---------- them ------- we from your teachers and from she said. Harry did not want to go, Pl« played plnnmg the tail on the . books. Yuu may have a nice story but he could rot i» v “ no.” So kb donkey and Martha won the prise, about some littlo Dutch boy or girl got up and followed her. then we sat down and played, that would be interesting. After a while they came to trees “ Telling Riddles” and the one who Wo think you will jnjoy the with birds in them. The birds wore told the best, won, and to my sur­ stories which the Fourth gruders building their nests. Horry said, prise, I won. Then we |tl*ycd have written for your entertain­ “ Little birds, teil me what you * ♦ Jokes on each other. Martha and ment this week. build your nests of.” The little 1 played a Joke going to see the hlrds said, “ We are sorry, but we Queen and King. Sarah’s father The Pearl Fisher. have no time to tulk; wo arc too and mother were the King and Bcuiuh Lee Davidson. busy.” Queen. We put a board over two Fourth Grade. South Side. "Do you have to w ork?” asked soata and one o f the children came Once upon a time, a iPtla oyster Harry. in and sat on the end o f the board. deep down in the was struck "Yen, wo have the no?* to hu'M. The king said ho wns going for by an anchor, which a man east to take care of and the a stroll snd the boy foil in the trom his boat. The oyster w n s , little birds to core for." tub when the king and queer, bntve and diet not cry and com -i The old woman suld, "Come on,” got up. plain, but bore the pnlu bravely, nnd off they started. When we had played all we putting some ointment on the Alter u while they ennui to a wanted to, Sarah's mother called wound. Tho oyster made the oint­ bank, where they saw ants Hurry us Into the dining room and there ment with Den water, in a way luat asked the ants to tell them what was ice cream and cake, and they ail oysters do, and when the oint­ they built their housos o f Rut the had a bag full of nuts, candies and ment hnrdcned it was a pearl. ants said they had no time to a prise in each hag. When we Then the pearl divotr came to waste, that they had to get food went back into the front room, look for oysters, one o f them found for winter und so they went on Mrs. Kent came in with a plate the oyster had been hurt by the and saw a hive uf hces. He asked full o f marshmallows with strings anchor. The pearl wns so fine und the bees what they made their I V tied on to them und she gave one large that he did not wish to sell comb out of. But the bees said, to each, and the one who got to It, so he kept It to take to his "Wc havu no time to tulk because * XL the marshmallow first, got the only little daughter. we have to make honey and the ! V prise. Mary Ellen won that prise. When he wns going home the liowers ure so scarce.” And nfr they ' A The best part of the party to me sun was setting and it shone upon fiew. r was pinning the tail on the tho pearl, and the diver ejsw the Just then nonio one shook him V donkey. beautiful colors, red, blue and y el­ nnd made him wnko from his low— before that no thought pearls dream. He found there were no ' An Afternoon of Enjoyment. only white. He liked to find large neas shelled for dinner. So he said Minnie Bess Echols, Sixth Grade. pearls because they were worth he might as well do something in Margaret Hatcher, my dearest much money, but he never hnd the the world, as everybody had some friend, had a beautiful birthday time to study one carefully. work to do. party at the home o f her father He saw nlso tho colon o f the and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. sunset and the bluenoss of the wa­ Why the Fox Uni White Tip To Hatcher on Palmetto Avenue, ter. Before that he hud only look­ ills T ail. | I Mar. 10. Gcorglu Powell. ed at the sky to see If n storm She sent beautiful invitations out was coming, and had only looked Fourth Grade. South SMe. | to her friends. There were about at the water to seo if ihe wr.ves Once thof* wns ft *v>u»an, ’"ho j J 26 guests present. went out to hire a herdsman. First V were high. It wns interesting the way they ♦*<► The pearl fisher thought ho had she met a bear. arranged the presents, each had a found u new world. When b ; near­ “ Whither away, G o o d y a s k e d Jfe string tied to it and hid in some ed home he saw his daughter, Dora, the boar. part o f the house, and the other standing at the door, and her hair "Oh, I’m going off to find a end o f the string was tied to a looked like gold and her eve« w<>■••• herdsman," she said. bouquet of flowers on the dining "Why will not I d o ?” asked Ihe blue. Before this day he had only room table. Then Margaret was loved her because sne Kept o .j bear. to follow the string until she found house neat and clean. But toduy he "I f you can only call the flock, tho present. Some presents were heanl the sweetness o f her voice, let me hear you try." very nice, and others had been nnd saw how lovingly she did "Ow! i>\v! growled the bear. hidden to have fun. Among these things for him; but Dorn saw tho “ No, no! that will never do," were onions wrapped up in nice pearl in her father’s hand and so and by this she went on her way. neat packages with no name sign­ he gave it up. Next nhe met a wolf. ed to them. But the funniest pres­ "Whither away, G oody?" he Dora nnd her father went out in nskrd. ent o f all was n small mouse in a box and when she opened it you the garden, and us they walked "Oh. I’m off for tho herdsman!” should have heard the shouting, through the garden he noticed the "Why will not 1 d o ? ” nnk‘**l the and running done by those girls. sleeping flowers and how beautiful wolf. We played many other interesting the moonlight wns. "I have given “ If you can only call the flock, ames such ns “ Clap In und Clap the pearl to Dorn,” hu said to him­ let me hear you." lut,” “ wink,” and “ Musical self. "but still I see everything jtisi "Uh, Uh!" growled the wolf. ns I saw before.” Chairs.” “ No, no! that will never do." “ Dorn," he said, "do you see that Next she met a fox. The refreshments were served in tho moonlight makes t V woods and Ami ho asked her the same the large dining room. The color fields like fairyland?” thing. scheme carried out was black and “ Yes, father," nnswered the lit­ Then she said, "I ant off for a | yellow. In the center o f the table tle girl." herdsman.” there wag a silver bowl with a “ Have you the magic pearl in “ Why will not I d o ? ” he raid. bouquet of black-eyed susans. At "If you can only call the flock.” each place was a card standing up your pocket?" “ I have," she answered. "Dil-dal-holom!” sang the fox. by it and each child's name on it. So the pearl diver suw that his "Yes, I’ll hire you for my The birthday cake had 12 candles on it and each person blew out daughter had seen all ihe beauty herdsman," she said. So she hived one; the cake had a button, dime, of the moonlight that he had en­ him. 1k* had given Dora the First he ate up all the womnn’s and thimble in it and the one that joyed. got the button was to marry first; pearl, but tho good fairies hnd al­ goats and hu did this till nil were the girl that gat the dime was to lowed him to keep Us magic and gone. Then he went to the house. marry a rich man and the person from thut day he was the happiest that got the thimble was to be an man in the world because he saw When he got there she was churn­ old maid. Then we were served the goodness of his daughter and ing, and she asked him what he hni) do**» with her flock, nnd l<e with a course of tea and sand­ the beautiful things about him. said, "Their bodies are in the wiches, then a course o f chicken The Hero of Holland. woods." salad, crackers, pickle and a cup Mary Wight. “ I will go nnd see for myself," uf coffee, and the third course was Fourth Crude. South Side. she said, und off she went, and o f ice cream and cake. Once upon a time, long, ieng ago, whilo she was gone he ate up all when they built dykes around the her cream. When she got hack, ho A Moat Entertaining Time. ocean to keep it from Hooding Hol­ run off nnd she picked op the Mabel Feranduz, Fifth Grade. My friend, Zalo Higgins, gave land, u little boy was going to take churn and threw it at Mm. Some a birthday purty last March on something to a poor man not far of the crcnm stuck to the end of nwny from his home, lie had to tho fox’s tail. This is why the fox the 22 nd day. has n white tip to his tail. We had a lovely time, she in­ pass the dyke on his way. After vited all of her relatives and a he hnd taken tho things to this man, when he had pusscil the good many of her playmates. dykes,he saw a little stream of When we nil arrived, dressed in water running through the dykes ribbons and luce, she was awaiting and he did not know what to do. TUESDAY’S BROADCAST. us with a big ribbon basket filled Finally he thought oT a way to (By courtesy of Radio Digest) with walnuts. atop the leak. He stuck his little (Central Time) The first thing we did wns to go arm in the leak to stop it und call­ CKAC, Montreal (425), 6 p. m., nnd hid our eyes, while her moth­ ed nnd called for help, but no one Bedtime iitory; 8 :30, Orchestra: er hid the nuts. Then we all came. 7:30. Artists; 9:30, Dance program. went to look for them. Soon it began to grow dark, but KDKA, Pittsburgh (328), 8:15 p. Mary Finland found the most still no one came. Soon near morn­ m„ Dinner concert; G, Address; nuts, and won the prize of n two- ing he heard some one coming. So 8:16, Talk; 0:30, Children’s period; pound box of candy. he called ugain. 7, Feature; 7:16, Concert; 10:30, A fter we had played four games, The milk boy and milx man were Specinl late show. we heard the voice of Zola’s moth­ coming. So when they saw him KFKX, Hastings (341), Rcbronder calling, "Como let’s have some­ with his little arm in the dyk? they casts KDKA program. thing to eat.’’ run for help. KGO, Oakland (312), 10 p. m., When we were all sitting nt the Soon they found help nnd fixed Instrumental selections, address. table with u big dish of mixed tho wall and took the little boy KGW, Portland (492), 0:45 p. m., ice cream and u piece o f chocolate Tnlk for farmers. home. cake, a small dish of assorted can­ KHJ, Los Angeles (395), 8:15 p. They went through town with dies and also a glass o f lemonade, m.. Children's program; 12, Or­ him and would call to everybody, we nil began to cat. chestra. A fter we had eaten and drnnk "H e has saved Holland.“ KPO, San Francisco (423), 9 p. And when he got home his moth­ till we could hold no more, wo m.. Orchestra; 10, Program; 12, went to the joke room, and a fun­ er was gind to see him and they Dance orchestra. named him “ The Hero o f Holland." ny old man dressed In green and KSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch white satin told fifty jokes, and (548), 8-11 p. m., Musical pro­ Willy’s Bed. jokes they were. gram. ' Mcll Foster. A fter all the jokes were told i t ; KYW, Chicago (530), 8:30 p. m., Fourth Grade. South Side. wns 7 o'clock, so we went to th e' News, financial, markets; 6:50, Once upon a time th a c was a show, and after the show was over little boy. He had just finiihed his Bedtime story; 7, Dinner concert; we v en t home. 8:45, Program American Farm Bu­ Before wc went home each of us supper and did not want to go to reau; 9:30, Musical progrum. bed that night because ne suiil the told Zola that we hud had u joyful WAAW, Omaha (360), 8:10 P. bed wns cold that night and he time. m., Religious progrum. did not like it and kicked it. VV1IAV, Columbus (390), 12 m., His mother wanted him to go to Nellie’s Party. bed, but he did not want to go. Music, news. Dorothy Haynes, Sixth Grade. WRAP, Fort Worth Star-Tele­ They started to nut him to bed and Nellie Woods entertained Satur­ gram (-470), 7:30 p. m., Concert; day afternoon in her home in Jack­ ho screamed nnd cried so that his 9:30, Concert. bed lifted up its yellow legs on sonville, tho occasion being her WBZ. Springfield (337). 0:30 p. them and went to the window. tenth birthday. m., Bedtime story, talk; G:40, Mu­ Many interesting games were Willie went to the window with his sical progrum; 8, Bedtime story for you, nnd unn a peanut peanm race rucu added iiuuci mouth nnd eyes wide open, enjoyed, grown-ups. much to the merriment. > Pretty soon he wanted to go to WCAK, Pittsburgh (462), 5:30 p. At 6 o’clock the girls and boys bed. He tried to sleep in the big m., Dinner concert; G:20, Bedtime were invited into the dining room'rb**** h.a he could not because he story; 8:45, Popular, conga; 7:30 where Ice cream and cake were would fall back and burin his head. musical progrum. served. Tho decorations were in Pretty soon tears came in his eyes. WCX, Detroit (517), 5 p. m He said, “ I want to go to betL ’ Dinner concert; 9, Hod A pple clut His mother said he did not have WI:i°thc center of the dining table WDAF, Kansas City Slur (4 1 1 ).,-.,. any bed, then ho wished his bed was a beautiful fruited cuke with would come back. His bed did 3:10 p. m., Concert; 6 , Tnlk; 11:45, X 10 candles on It Nighthuvek*. ***** Mrs. Woods, Nellie’s mother, come back nnd he went to bed. WDAF, Chicago (3G0), 7 p. m., Willy never called his bed m ines waa assisted in looking nfter the Concert; 8 , Organ; 10, Orchestra. (ensure of the girls nnd boys by­ any more. WDAR, Philadelphia (395), 6:30. re. W. M. Haynes o f Sanford. Talk; 7, Concert. Girls and boys enjoying the parWEAF, New York (402), 6:16 p. ty were Beatrice Nols, Nellie Nols, son, Jimmie Bean, George Roberto, n>., Talks, music. Neal Selman, Jim Haxen, James Pollyanna Whittier. Georgia Rob­ WFAA, Dallas News (478), 8 p. erto, Janie Hanson, Lk>uJ*e Andcr- Nols, and Jackie Coogun. V Notes g i RADIO PROGRAM With 600 of His Men SCOPlOFlQUIRY VOTE ON BONDS SOON.. ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 14.— The city commission has ordered an election for May 20 when the taxpayers o f this city will vote on a 81,500,000 bond issue for civic improvements. Half a million o f the amount would be devoted to Improvement o f Bayboro harbor, and $425,000 is designated for im­ provements to the water worku plant anti water main extensions. JACKSONVILLE—Contract to be let for construction of McClrt’s Sidney J. Catts Candidate, will speak at the Bell cafe this evening on the political issues of the day. Everybody hear Mm. ______ _ _ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » Safeguard the Home •>rti HERE is a difference between building a permanent home and safeguarding the permanence of your home investment You may build a good home anywhere, of standard material, and it will last as long as you live. > But if you want to protect the permanence of your investment you must buy or build where high-grade development of property insures coastantly increasing value, and where protective restrictions will make it impossible for some one else to jeopardize your equities. „ > Coral Gables offers you the fullest protection for your home investment. Its restrictions insurd not only the permanence of this investment but go much further in providing ideal home sur­ roundings, tho best of neighbors, and the most wholesome of recreational activities. * .'*£«> > The permanent home of your dreams awaits you here— protected for ever and a day by the beauty and glory that is Coral Gables. Gome to Coral Gables today as our guest aboard a de luxo Pullman bus. Make your reservations at the local office for this free trip. Every Floridan and every visitor to Florida owes it to himself or herself to seo America's Finest Suburb now. *...*• .»* • : * f t G E O R G E E . M E R R IC K ; Owner and Developer D A M M E R S & B U R N E S, General Sales A g e n ts ‘ ‘flgjjjfo Executive Offices!, 158 East Flagler Stn Miami ' Officesf. Jacksonville, West Palm Bead, Daytona, Orlando, Tampat ' §L Petersburg, Sanford, Lakelauit DeLandt £gf& Sanford Office: Milunc Thcat.e Hldg.. I). W. Elder, Manager. •*su �i-jS yS r *?:v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 17,1924. Dtfly Herald „ mrrrr k f l m i M nn, ik r T t r l m M P H itlic N K w i I'lirlU . |i Secoiul C)a»* Hatter, Oc7*191*. at the Poet of flee at . riorlila, under act of March com *. U UBAlt, Vlee-rreeldea* Ml It HRHO 11a A tte ie lec.Trtae. P in e IK ^oo°Xai "iionth■ 11.80 T he B ig g e s t Industry o f T h em A ll. We hear a great deal these days about the size of big business enterprises. Automobile concents have the repu­ tation of employing many thousands of men and producing great quantities of the finished products. The moving pic­ ture industry is also considered one of the big business en­ terprises of the nation and they too number their employees by the thousands and have payrolls running into the millions. The railroad companies arc great— having many fortunes tied up in equipment and having n countless multitude o f men working for them. But the fact still remains that the great* ?8t rn(l biggest industry in the whole world is that o f farm- ■In Clip city by Carrier per in g . Wceky Edition ** *r U AL ffO Tlcm Alt obituary _j, cards of thanks, resolution* sot id s of entertainments where is are made, will La charged I regular advertising rales. THK ASSOCIATED Fit ESS Associated PrtM Is «xclu»_ entitled to tba uae (or republion %of all new* dlipatchea ted to It or not otlierwlae ad In tula paper and nlao the new* publibticil herein. All j al re-publication of apectal tehee herein are aUo reaerved. >NI$AY, MARCH 17, 1921. THOUGHT FOR TODAY. A T THINGS:— Fear the and serve him in truth: for je r how great things he hath for'you .— 1 Samuel 12:21. TOCKET WISDOM (Author Unknown) >all your deeds by good advice, in your mind nlwnys the t bought Is o f too dear a price— t tried, trust and take us friend; fridhds 1 find there be but two: countenance .and effect— 1those'sort first there are enow: few nre o f the other sect, ire Also the venom sweet, t crafty words nnd flattery, to deceive they be most meet, t best can play hypocrisy, wisdom rule your deed and tM ught: shaU your works be wisely wrought. Statistics tell us that twenty billion dollars’ worth of products come from United States farms. This is more than the output of any other industry. About half of the popu­ lation of the country work to produce this great output. There are close to six and u half million farms in this coun­ try. Sanford is one of the centers of this enormous industry. It is considered the world’s greatest farming section and it is as well one of the world's most substantial sections. There are two thousand six hundred acres of celery under cultivation in and nenr Sanford this year. That this grent industry is flourishing is proven by-the fact that two hundred and fifty more acres were planted this year than last. The yield n year ago was four thousand six hundred and thirty-three cars but this year estimates have it that there will be about five thousand cars shipped from this place. Seventy-two per­ cent of all the celery grown in the state of Florida comes from Sanford and vicinity, In addition to the celery crop this sec­ tion has an enviable reputation for the high grade lettuce and other products of the farm that it produces. Farmers are worth while citizens. They do not receive the credit due them for playing such an important part in the business life o f the nation. To the farmers go the dis­ tinction of having the most important as well as the biggest industry of them ail.' They feed the millions. They, as a rule, spend their money at home. They buy their supplies from the business men of their communities. They help build local institutions. They are substantial in every way. They are considered among the best citizens of any community. o Provide An Up-to-Date Tourist Camp. 1 ^ Florida is filled with tourist camps. Big cities, small ■The deeper the probers dig into towns and many places too small to he called towns have mud the slimier it gets. provided plnces where winter visitors traveling by automo­ One thing about the Ocala Star. bile may pitch their tents nnd camp. They realize the im­ 1 1n either .with you or “ agin" you. portance of these cnmp3 and have chosen well located spots nnd made them appeal to the stranger. W e b oijjh t olir new straw hat At the present time tourists who travel by automobile, is t in time fo r the recent cold and they are numbered in the thousands, receive very little encourngemnt to stop over in Sanford. Should they inquire :The wearing of the green only for the location of the camp, it is doubtful if they could be to qhow that It is St. Pai­ given the information right away for the average person rs Day. doesn't know that there is such a place here. The autoist ------- o-----------{A nd now get ready to pay the might be told that the camp was about three miles out on the i installment of your income road going to Orlando. due June 15. The importance of catering to the winter visitor who ----------- 0----------The most surprising thing nf all brings his automobile with him cannot be over emphaszed. how so many big politicians These tourists come with money in their pockets. They spend get mixed un in one little some wherever they slop. These tourists, most of them, are ipot. ----------f,--------the kind of people Sanford and every other progressive Flor­ Host folks who find it necessary' ida city wants as petmanent citizens. comm it murder usually tigurc it With conditions as they arc today, Sanford cannot furbetter to be crazy than bcheatijnish the necessary living quarters to accomodate .many tourists. Thci'ware h*f 'enough;ftouses; that can he reriled, or For a long po! ftlcia n’s have apartment houses or hotels offering housing facilities. Can walking to avoid having anyry? to do with oil. Now they find Sanford do a wiser thing than bujld a tourist camp, well lo­ . necessary to stay uwu - from the cated, provided with running water, electric lights, comforts Vies as well. and conveniences? Why should this city, as good ns any in —o--------W e are told there will he no nf- the state, sit back and fail to invite these visitors, while other 1 celebration of St. Patrick’s towns are going out of their way to get them and to cash in ay In Sanford on account of the on their investments in tourist camps? ‘ty of the Irish here. What ■ In making preparations for next year’s tourist season ould any celebration be without plans should not be neglected for providing Sanford with an ie Irish ? o--------up-to-date and well cared for tourist camp. It would be good A daughter seventy-three was business. hren away In marriage by her ----------------o---------------ither one hundred anti two, to u in seventy-eight. Evidently the SOME SAY the road to material success is a stony road [.old man is opposed to early mar- —that it isn’ t always strewn with roses. Perhaps so, but ; plages. this is not a very encouraging thought to a young man start­ ---------- n--------With a fortune "salted away" ing in life. It is well that he should know this truth, but . E, Putnam, sixty-four years of it is poor policy for him to dwell upon it. A million recipes kg* of Chicago in on un evangelist- have been given for success, but it seems to ma success can tour of the country ut his own A upense. It isn’t necessary for be attained by a mixture of a little common sense, coupled with a powerful determination to forge ahead. And I think [ him to take collections. -othe most important common sense rule is to learn to do one As Brisbane Sees It THE MAGICIAN Dan Dobb Says Sin, Gin and Gunplay. Around (he World Talk. Dollars Are Soldiern. llldeom Survival. Copy ri Kin, is 21 shape to g l f f a s ^ e d S g 11 GIN, SIN and gunp'ay Is a line that Amos Cummings might have put on a Chicago news story. The woman In the case knows that "gin, sin and gun" make a bad combination. The man doesn't know it; he's dead. Ho took the lady "for a round of the cabarets.’ She tells the police who found the man, W. R. Law, dead at the wheel, “1 was so drunk I don’t remember very much.” Ilerj impression is that there was some discussion as to which was the best shot nnd she proved her claim by shooting the gentleman. showing*is*not Miito bSuso'th U don’t wear petticoats. the* The children in ernmmar - l , don t know much more Than * Parents did when in h l ^ T c t t A high tax on business u nu high tacks in shoes, hurting p /J j Last spring brought us that banana” song, but this promises to turn out much RttlJ Chemists, wc read, are sen., new uses for oil. And co v:c nre the politicians. n ' IN CHICAGO it is customnry to ncquit Indies that shoot gentle­ men, and almost any excuse will do. It should be hard to convict this Indy. If n man filled a mon­ key up with gin you wouldn’t pun­ ish the monkey for biting the man. Any gentleman thnt takes his Indy triend to n gin selling cab­ aret niusn’t complain if she decides to shoot him. Ih cy are solving the oil tnnr,t„ but so far it is only about a f c per cent solution. ftve - iA THURSDAY NIGHT England) was trying to send radio messages i entirely around the world. A ta lk , by Marconi was included in the j irug in in. Millions o f eager Amerenns undoubtedly listened while nil the stations in this country were silent, to give England a full chance at the ether. You will learn later of British success or failure. Chicago medium swapped a chat m for U ,000 nnd we can’t decidc if she is a happy medium or n medium of exchange. I EVENTUALLY every part of this world will talk to every oth­ er purt through tho air. The great question is. Will this planet bo able to talk through the ether to OTHER PLANETS? Shall we learn front Mars, forty million years older than Earth, nil that she has learned, ns children from full-grown teachers ? Let’s hope so. Thnt will be a short cut to information. has legally adopted'her son-in-law, mu) ,!& *, another nail in the mother-inK joke’s coffin. ‘*w New York officers caught a man .smuggling in a diamond, but maybe kegs ot bonze nre harder to see. Supporters contribute money to campaign funds in America, but in Mexico they contribute nmmunition. Radio experts are trying to transmit thoughts directly to the brain. Maybe they could transmit money to the farmers' pocket. B IIII1 IB IH IIIIIIB IIII3 1 B IIIC I1 IIM IIIII8 8 IIIIIIII HUNT’S WASHINGTON LETTER a se m i i n o l u a ■ IMAGINE THIS, in a strange, ■ Ten-len to ten-fifteen. Crowd BY HARRY R. HUNT interplanetary code: ■ blocking corridors outside wonders l NBA Service Staff Writer. ■ Planet Mars calling. Lecture for WASHINGTON, Mr.r. 17.— The why it wouldn't lmve been sim pler; ■ ■ younger planets on simple method leg of one day's Senate oil investi­ for the three members o f commit -1 Jj ■ o f releasing and harnessing pent- gation. Just a typical day in the tee to h:tvc withdrawn to private j n ■ ■ up forces of atomic construction. long-drawn inquiry office rather than drive 200 speetn- ig IS Nine n. m. Doors to committee tors from committee room. THE FRANC went up ngnin toom unlocked. Group o f enrly ar­ Thursday more than twenty points. rivals, mostly women who dole on Ten-thirty. Senator Smoot en- *} J. P. Morgnn and Company have sensations, hurry in nnd get f'on t ters committee room. ijj arranged a loan of $ 100,000,000 scats in the public section. Buzz Ten-thirty-five. Senator Sniool a for the French government. o f conversation, reviewing past leaves committee room. •H ii u Strange that so many millions of sessions, begins. Eleven o’clock. Corridors stan­ u 3 Sanford, Fla. intelligent Frenchmen should have ■ Nine-thirty n. m. Room filling dees still standing In corridor. Air ■ to rely on one benevolent individ­ u ■ thick with smoko and adjectives. up . Attendants curry in more H ■ ual, three thousand miles away, to A cordial welcome awaits you at this Eleven-twenty. Doors opened M chairs. The big room, forty by adjust their currency. again. Frantic rush inside. Lnte ______ ___ liut, after all, dollars are th e , eighty feet, with high-vaulted cnil- comers get good seats, early arriv­ S tron g Financial Institution K modern soldiers. Whoever controlsJl^ff extending through two stories, ■ takes on appearance o f society als crowded to rear or find stand­ g dollars controls power. ■ hnllroom in use for t'n -hlonnble ing room only. Sunntor Walsh puts ■ ■ on nose glasses. Sena tot Ladd raps ■ ■ lecture on “ Personality— llow to Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 MORGAN AND COMPANY are ■ for order. John Major, “ confiden­ greatly interested in stabilizing! Get It. 8 ■ tial" man for Ned McLean, called ■ the French franc. They have sold' Nine-forty-five. Dick Collins nf to stand. T o ta l Resources - $1,500,000.00 ■ ■ tens of millions o f French bonds'the Senate 1’ recs Gallery comes in Eleven-twenty-five. Senators M to their American customers"<a:id owith «n nrniful of yellow “ copy’’ ■ Mt-scf, Kendrick, Bursum and Ad­ ■ r don’t wnnt to see France bank- paper wmon which he Vo pro, press ams arrive. Walsh begins examin­ a he distributes to H ■ runt. There is no danger o f that tables. Newspaper men begin ar­ a ation. Necks nre craned. Ears tire ■ n Rut there la every reason why riving. Ed Smithers, White House u Americana should be cautious, to telegrapher who worked the Wash­ strained. Major tells about telegrams he isruuB B rtaaaaaB H n B iiaK n B an B B aaaaaaH aaaaH aau aaB B aaaH i put it mildly, about buying Euro­ ington end o f Ned McLean’s pri­ sent McLean and telegrams Mc­ pean bends. vate wire nf evenings, tnkes a sent Lean sent him. Ha identifies code on a big leather couch behind the IH U DI1I1BB HUB B I B B B i l l KB B B B B B B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ £ B I B B BB BB B B B B SU B B B B RELIGION PRODUCES strange committee table. With him is "P at" message*. Says he never used De­ n partment of Justice code. Had one results in humnn beings o f a cer­ McKenna. ntocky, ruind-fcced tain kind. One man killed his doorkeeper at the White House o f his own which he worked up, supnlying McLean with duplicate. father and mother to atone for the who wired McLean Secretary “ How* many codes did McLean unpardonable sin committed in Slump v:as leaving for Palm Beach. a B early youth. He didn’t say what Room now crowded. Standing room ur.e?” Walsh asks. a “ Thnt makes me laugh." answers B n the sin was. only. B Major. “ The ‘ menagerie’ code B fl us. ... .hasn't come out here. Thnt identi- a FROM FLORIDA comes the ex­ g ?I.,_n? 'rl f ^ : 8CVt;n: . ,S* ™ tci L ^ . ^ f i e d individuals as ‘The Lion,’ ‘The B traordinary story of a girl eigh­ rotund acting chairman, enters ■ B ■ teen years old ami her mother, from private untc-roem, seats self Bear,’ ‘The Walrus,’ etc." B “ And there was the one about B killing the girl’s father and the at tnbio. Walsh comes briskly in. woman s husband “ by stomping followed by Dill, o f Washington, ‘Apples,’ Tenches,’ ‘Cherries’ and B □ him to death" ns a thanks offering j I’ortentious pause as committee- ‘ Prunes,’ suggested Walsh. B ■ More questioning. More t?sil 1 n to the Lord.” men arrange their miners anti the B many. The clock shows twelve B B a B n B B B B B B h i3 B a B a I ■grams not previously stt.di ut, the bordered handkerchief, then grins B B fl ™ S i h i b e t Pa t S ’ X g a n ’ [here b th in g s w o r th w h ile and to learn to d o Jthem e x c e e d committee will go into executive broadly. B B THIS IS interesting ns a sur­ session. The room must therefore B well. Specilizntion is" ’the....... watchword *“-"Pay me so that I may pav some- iiiffly ........ .. ‘ * “ *............ J of* the hour.“ I’m glad.” he declares. “ Makes B vival of ancient daya when the be cleared. B It ttiw else to pay you.” Why would­ From K. V. Handley, Los Angeles, Cal. a fellow nervous up here." B most advanced race3 sacrificed It B n’t a week for paying all back bills Ten to ten-ten. Irdignont but “ Session adjourned ;ill ten o’­ B ---------------- o ---------------living human beings to please vari­ B . ’be a good stunt for Sanford to pull says Senator H privately voiced pr itests among clock tomorrow,” ous pagan deities. Even in our fl U IF A MAN does not make new acquaintances ns Vie ad­ ‘{off? B own religious records Altrubam the early arrivals at having to give Ladd, speaking for the first time. II B r v ----------o--------Exit senators, witnesses, lit*Wh* U if vances through life, he will soon find himself left alone. A undoubtedly would have sacrificed un , their ... .choice , , seats. . Wonder , , B A COMMUNITY BUILDER i Less than three months remain paper folk and spactators his own son, as an offering, had (hey will be able to $ r,t back in. B j (until the June primary. As the man, sir, should keep his friendships in constant repair.— Dr. not the ram miraculously appeared B B [ {Important day approaches polities Samuel Johnson. to save the situation. It is a sign B (VIIITNER, Cashier F. I*. I'OUSTER, President J. F. |‘ Ret more interesting. Candidates B of improvement when the tiling B ' will soon start telling their "Fel­ which formerly was universally ac­ flB aE ziB nflnaB E K ziasaB & iiB rB nanK aaanaussB nilB aflanflflB flflJ low citizens" just what they are cepted as part o f true religion JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL going to do when elected to office. survives only in the half-crazy ----------o--------brains of religious fanatics. , Ten dollars a minute is the Unskilled labor worked fur the |nnd the old-time? lean on their ASHEVILLE CITIZEN | charge made by the American SE( RETARY MELLON takes equivalent o f fourteen centa a d a y ! canes nnd disetm the low co-t cf .Telephone and Tclcgrnph Comseriously Europe’s debt to the! in Europe in the yea - !52i>. Times living o f long ago. Their parents, [ ’pany to politicians who wish to Theodore Roosevelt, acting sec re - •a detachment of Marines sent to United States. These debts, he [were considered very prosperous n ill another generation back, knew addeess radio audiences through tary of the navy, was not one o f 1Teapot Dome, Mr. Roosevelt sent tolls tlic Senate finance committee,! when thL wage rose i t tweiuy-tvvo only high prices. their radio station. This kind of the star figures in the oil-lenso them, though ho admits he could must be collected to pay o ff bonds Icents a day in 1000. Wages in the old days were not ’talk isn’t ry cheap. transactions that have shocked the find no precedent for his notion, issued in this country to make pos­ They were adjust id Improvement came very slowly. very elastic. ---------- o--------country. It was not for him to i The elder Theodora Roosevelt sible loans to Europe. About thirty-five y trs ago Car- for a period of low prices ami failIn the "rum " treaty with Great pass upon the questions which wns also a smasher o f precedents, According to Mr. Mellon, this roll Wright, chief i t thr United ed to keep pace with the cost of Britain, the clause, “ providing Secretary Fa!! laid before So, re- but few critics over charge ! GoloLots in Wondruff’s Sub-Division on easy terms. there is reasonable cause for belief tary Donby in what was unques- , m l Roosevelt with not duinx ids ceuntry will be able to retire ID States Bureau of SL tistic-t, con­ living when ii climbed high. So BOO acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ the man born in ua old-time period a vessel has committed or is nt- timiubly an illegal transfer of the! own thinking and then acting f >r i dollars'duc^Tt^ aV-jut '''1 ' ‘ ducted no extensive mvenligation divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. o f high prices was decidedly o.,t .f -■•bil juioimrs uue ‘fiIe ini*1 about about thirty-five o f the past and found that between tempting to commit an offense oil reserves to the Inturior De- 1what be conceived to b lie* -------luck. For Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. 1770 and 1SO0 t .o average 8 against the dry Jaws of the United Neverth#!***, AssisUm' , welfare. The rather s o n w f u i |yej ” ; to be hoped that successor* Our generation appears to be the States,” vvjll doubtless later prove secretary Rotuewlt l<ut an op- icontra.it presented by the perform - 1to Mr. - - -Mellon, - - - -who can not be en- American blacksmith worked for the source o f many an argument. portunity for a Rooseveltian p r o -' unccs o f Theodore th > younger lies pceted to work for the people in- seventy-one cents a day, laborers first in history in which wages twenty-eight cents ui.J carpenters have become elastic enough 11 kicp test in this matter that vv mid prob- j in tils apparent inability to do uny .iHlnitck- vvill « Phone 12----------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson prove us able as he sixty-one rentu. in sight of sky-rocketing cost of Through an accident in a Dres­ ably huve assured him of the Saw i thinking for himself on issuet j,. reducing the public debt. living._ Cost of living still *«u !s lo den military laboratory a new but York Governorship which now j momentous importance. He might " Even ua lute as 1S73 the blackmore deadly gas has been diseov-j soems definitely to hnvo'nn.ssed b o - [have written President Iisrding RABBI JOSEPH SII.BERMAN , 1*njlth got unely two dollars and Him!' faster than average incomes < i a a k i > i £ u a a ^ n r i U ' i u a e i n B x i : n r f i n ! B X E : B U B i : B i : M U t i a = s a c u 8 B B B B B ‘ The lives oi seven men were yond the grasp of his ambitions. JlctUr that would have saved bis plo'idirjj for greater interest in j thirty-one cents a riny* uriskiucMl la- but the situation is much improv­ ^ ficcd in experiments. The T i . evidence presented to tl:e Oil country ami his party this serndnl. rnlestinc,. says valuable mineral.* / i:or 0?l‘? mu! hfty cents ana ed compared with former genera­ hew gas is odorless, colorless am! Committee di-closes a Theodore j He failed to do so, not be;slW“.e of :nr! oil have been discovered there* ‘ carpenters two dollars anti forty- tions. tasteless .characteristics which add Roosevelt tamely carry!: g out, th e'n o moral courage but more probu- Standard Oil is now prospecting j s*x cents a day. Contemporary Comments to its effectiveness in time of war. war. order, order which he must have known b!y^because o f hisi incapacity to re- ^ a r the Red Lea, and in the Dead; Many lines of work now pay a* vene/a in time of Announces Consolidation with .. • 1S 4 ‘J ‘ •re.ic.iin.c c t u|i-|iii * the Iii;-imi’ liciince of wlj »t |gca there ia enough potash to aun-imuch on hour in v/m paid for a , Oscar Underwood names the en­ The next generation ft" h' C ° T • V .T 1 atvl ” f bH-|Was happening before bir.cy,-: He „ ly thu W(,r]ll f:il. l K:r hundred Tull day’s work a huh century ago tire delegation from Alabama to hundred and twenty years accord- Government a conservation pro- had not in him tbo stuff of wliich ( r i m, or end mdd Pavn ln.«.u , , , the Democratic conversion. Y e . , w> ng to a pro►fiction made by Dr. gram. When Fall nnd Sinclair, a f - !.statesmanship is made. found also “ ^ ^ The cost of living was not as low some of the "big ’un.i” call Bryan y found also. ns most o f us imagine back yonder lis a s Da.lii t ^-health cum- ter the lease waa in effect, wanted Citizen. of Sanford, Florida. "in the good old days" when u dol­ a oietator became he dares to sug4 -Imiisioner o f Niw York. He says g^sti that he wbuhl like to see ANOTHER SIGN o f progress lar looked ns big a;> n house. l (Methuselah died before his time President A. A. Murphree o f the James Brown used to he a coal i Until our complete plant can be moved to San'orJ, orders for a and that he could have lived Taku wheat, which is a fairly ue- University of Florida nominated mine? and married a mill girl. abstract work left at our office, No. 100 Park Avenue, will re­ t 1longer had lie wabhed his diet for president. Bryan only exer­ Now the"*l*ritislY'"i*abor* Govern™eil8“ r= ° r ° ‘ V,‘ V • i and brushed r.is teeth. ceive prompt cud cuuiteous attention. cises the prerogative of any other mept makes him Lord High Cor.l-!al i,r.,,:l,;a‘ " ^eat 1 By IRVIN S. CUBB ----------o---------mis,loner to the General A ssam -,« » « 'ii;1 nr ^venty-dve rents u citizen, that of saying whom he pJ. Eugene OT.'e.B has written some biy o f the Church of Scotland. Fur ^ 1'1 ,n * “ « ' « ■ Du* price would prefer for the big place. tiI,!,n a a * a t*:*K »***H i*B n 3 aBEaaHnBBniinBaiinBBHasaB:iCBBflB c unusual plays, some better than ilere’u o::c for Mexico which haa Iendeavor to arouse any smoulder- j two and one-half centuries only t o . nin°ty-ni.w centa it. Talk of WJB being a dictator, is{* j f others, but hi? lat?'t, “ All God’s the merit o f being true. At least ing sparks of respectability that members of the Scottish nubility bounded to two dollars and f : Chill un Cot V/inge.” is likely to be a truthful friend o f mi to vouches might linger in that shabby form. have held thnt job. This event, ^Uhty-five coats in lSaT smmpwl plain nonsense an is talk nf hisj Bvi.# Than a MnttarJ ;’ (oi|,r thinking himself greater than his [ more dadgeroua than entertaining. for it as authentic. -eight centa in lttdt. “ Why do you not abandon your shocking to the nobility, is a ttrib -;1” For Cough* nnd Colds, Head* Paul Robeson, negro, I’ hi Bets A persistent vagrant was thrown useless, lazy life and b tcome a 1uted to the extraordinary udnpta-! Cost o f living in the old days party- He ha* often shown that aches, Neuralgia, R h e u m a tism Kappa, and form er all-American into jail. At length he waa brought worthy member o f soe’e ty ? ” he bility of the British people and iluctuated decidedly, for prices ha is its greatest membed but and All Aches and Pains j ; football player, plays opposite into court for trial. asked. “ Have you not desires to be the Britlinh Constitution. The (have always traveled in fifty-year never has assumed to be greater - Mary Blair, white, biiliant actress. government they now have in Eng­ cycles, reaching about the same ALL DRUGGISTS The judge— or shall I say the al­ a gentleman?” It ia the girl’s part in one scene to "Ah yes, Your Honor,” confessed land couldn’t exist in the United high peaks every half century. One than his party. Bryan, above allcalde— stared at the offender in iSc sad 65c, jar* and tubas > kneel and kins the hand o f the nethe culprit, “but with patience and States without ripping our Con­ generation has low prices. Thu is democratic.— Lake Wules High­ Hospital tin , $ 3.00 perplexity, then bethought him to resignation I conquer them.” next generation has high prices, lander. , gro, whom eiw later marries. stitution to pieces. County Bank ...Let Us Serve You THE integrity of the depositor, not the size o f his deposit is of first importance to 2 That is one reason why an account with The First National Bank, Sanford, Fla., reflects an advantage to the beyond the actual amount o f depositor deposit. FIRST NATIONAL BANK WHEN OI IE DOLLAR WAS MONEY Roosevelt’s Neglected Opportunity FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON Seminole County Abstract Co. Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. MY FAVORITE STORIES �.i:* ■■■■■,; ’r -T • . v f’ ‘' J¥ i K7T'' ' ^ ' r >r'v '-"-? !* * '* 'r -' 1 . T H E 8 A N F 0 H P D A I L Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , M A R C H 1 7 ,1 9 3 4 . P A O fil tion o f the members to the fact .... D. A. R. that Wednesday, Mar. 19. la the One o f the largest and most en­ day for the regular monthly meet­ joyable o f the Sallie Harrison ing o f the deportment. Chapter meetings was held Friday, Owing to the feet that practical­ Mar. H , at the home of Mrs. B. J. ly all the officers elected nt the an­ Starling, on Magnolia Avenue. The nual election meeting of the de­ living room was decorated with partment have resigned, it will he collndulas and sweet peas, and n ione: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W necessary to hold another election cheery Are added to the cosiness By tho to fill the offices left vacant and o f the meeting. urges all department members to The regent, Mrs. A. M. DeForest, Sanford H ig h School SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGM 'AND be present. called the meeting to order and a l u m in u m DEMONSTRATION the chapter recited the Lord’* Benefit The following extract of a letter Prnycr and the I>. A. R. Creed in . T n . Tf “ r«b>y afternoon at 3 L E N D A R J o clock, Misa Ruba Willlmas cir­ from Dr. Grace Whitford, o f Ox- unison. A T H L E T IC S cle o f the Woman’sc Club will give nna, and authorized by Mrs. W . F. _____ „ ___ ____ _____ ___ v Among the ninny interesting J— S t Agnes Guild will a subscription bridge at the Wo­ Blackman, will be of great inter- <things reported was the answer of nday afternoon with M m . man » d u b house. Bridge will be cst to the club women: the American Legion to the 1). A. N e w Chorus ward Overiin on Sanford Played until 4:3°, nt which time ... k?8 Angeles, Cal. R. proposal, through Mrs. J. N. Ights at 3:80 p. m. the N ear-Ever” Aluminum rep­ My dear Co-Worker: ( Whitncr and Mrs. A. T. Rossltrr lay— Social Service Departresentative will give a demonstra­ A r you well know, the F lorida! o f the jcift of u steel flag utalf and 4 nt meeti with Mrs. Camp at tion o f the “ Wear-Evcr” aluminum. Federation of Women’s Clubs is to ■flag to serve as a memorial to the home of Mrs. W. L. Henley Each woman will be given n smnll have the honor of presenting Mrs. j hcminole county boys. who gave Celery Avenue at 3:30. pan and also will be given refresh­ William S. Jennings, first vice- rvalient servire to their country :V 8)15 P. M. day— Hegu'.ai nioctlnjr of I. O, ments prepared at this demonstra­ president of the General Federa-'during the World War. F. at Masonic hall at 8 p. m. tion. T. . , . , tion, ns a candtdata for the presi-1 The name of Mrs. Snm Ymi’.i Jay— Springtime Musical The ...m u *or . ‘ ho bridge game dcncy o f the General Federation >f[ was unanimously passed for Imcdy, by G. F. S., Holy Cross 5. CC!l^3, .For the bene- Women's (Tubs, nt the ni-unninl in membership, lurch, in the High school ami. fit of those not playing bridge, WE HAVE A FEW Los Angeles. June 3 to i:». j The local chairman for the III-j [rlum, at 8 p. m. ttto,<e wishing to nttend may do \\c have in our Florida clubs n 'b n u li Committee reported that jay— Miss Katherine Wilkcy so by paying twenty-five cents LADIES’ SPECIALS large number of women from other: Mrs. A. M. DeForest ami the chair111 entertain at bridge at the Mr „„,i vr tr ,, , .. status, some as members with us.,limn had appeared before the cliil- ■ Ionian’s Club, honoring her ♦ »« ■ HV 7"an Schwalbe and others an visitors. We fe il'd r c n in the grammar school mid ' uat, Miss Margaret Corrou. and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Schrocdcr that these women could lie o f great f spoke of the wonderful Vork o f Idsy— Regular meeting of and Mrs. Hoscnbrook of Savan- rcrvicc to Florida, by acquainting Jean Itibmilt nnd that the children Rights o f Columbus at K. C. nnh spent Sunday very pleasantly their home clubs with the eminent .seemed much interested. Mrs. ill at 8 p. m. j at Daytona Beach. fitness of Mrs. Jennings for the Starling, the chairman and Mrs. lay— Regular meeting of Ma­ office nnd by securing the support Florence Murphy Cooley, the state nic Logo No. 62, at Masonic | Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins, of delegates from other states for chairman, appeared bo Iore the Ro­ |li, 8 p. m. Fred McMullen, and Mrs. onr candidate. tary Club Tuesday and Mrs. Cool­ Jay— Weekly luncheon o f RoJ; , Dnlger were guests ' o f A brochure is in preparation, ey spoke to the notorious about the Club at Valdez Hotel at iriomla in Orlando on Sunday, setting forth the state and national Ribajt monument work. Inc. fc)5 p. m. record of Mrs, Jennings’ ciub ac­ Mrs. W. E. Watson reported that Jay— Regular meeting o f Col. Miss Nine Cooley returned Fri­ tivities, with nn introduction from after the luncheon on Tusdny, the keoaore Roosevelt Auxilinry, day from Miami wheer she spent her friends “back home.” and with flowers were* sent to the hospital. I [S. W. V„ wiih Mrs. R. A. Terthe past three weeks as the guest a suggestion of tiie timeliness o f n The regent culled the attention jn, at 3:30 p. m. F a c tor y re'nilll of friends. recognition by the rest of the coun­ of thu chapter to the fact that tho ty pew riter*. a II nesday— Weekly luncheon of makes Kxpert try of the loyal part the South has high school (lag constantly Honied vanis Club, Valdez Hotel, nt Robert J. Holly loft .Saturday taken in women’s work for women after dark und in ail kind:: of ('leaning ami re. :15 p. m. , puli Inn. Type* for Macon, Gn., where he went on in the United States. weather anil asked that the Flag w r i t e r s u p p lie s . nesday— Regular meeting o f nusinoss. Will you rot send mo, bv th a nn, Conduce see Mr. Lawton. tn’s Club at 8 p. m. II. s. PON It. closed postal card, the aproximatu Mrs. B. J. Starling reported that Isday— Regular meeting of People* lliink number of women in your club or j uign, had been printed and placed |stern Star at Masonic Hull at W O M E N ’S C L U B in vour community, to whom you in the hanks that had Kibunt coins Phone 223 m, could present this literature with a nn solo. These coins ore very sday— Weekly luncheon o f request for their co-nperhtion ? Wo beautiful, hnving on one side— , h b b b ■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ b COLUM N n an■■HBf l a Isoclation of Husincss Women will be glad also to send you a: . o_ ami u picture of the ship _____ _ Lup-Bcth Cafeteria at 12 :H> many copies as your own mout­ that Jean Ribaut sailed to Muiport | I\T C* T l\^ C^ |m. ^Music Department. hers could use in correspondence in und on the reverse side a picture i O i l \ I I l l llV i L sday— Aluminum bridge at In spite o f tho unusually cold with friends in other status. of Admiral Coligny nnd William. I . . . . mtm. v Woman’s Club at 3 p. m., weather, a fine attendance o f mem­ MUSICAL COAIEDY We are r.tl anxious to have some the Silent. 'I hey are worth, ill u c -J nefit o f Woman’s Club. bers nnd friends of the Music Dc- active part in bestowing our state tual value, SI, hut ns the govern- Presented by the Episcopal church, ■v— Daugthcrs o f Wesley Not all coats believe in bi.jnr 1rartni‘-,''t gathered at tho auditori- the signal honor of placing one of ment will destroy the east as soon , benefit huildine fund |1 have social meeting nt 8 p. severely plnin this season even T ot t,,L* Woman’s Club Wednes­ he worth 1 ,,ul“ nn‘: lLn,‘our women in the high office of ns 50,000 nrc coined, will ___ _____ ! at the home of Mrs. Dwight day ufternoon. Mnr. 12 , for the though simplicity is the rule. This president of the General Federa- much n,orw m, tt f°'-v year, to coin 1 ______ M on d a y , M ar. 17 Ibbltt. tegular monthly meeting and pro­ tion o f Women’s Chibs. Fortunate­ collectors, uside from the beauty of I A f t e r n o o n a:jn. n u m s on ^y— Weekly luncheon o f the black satin model introduces pan­ gram. ‘ .. , els o f bias folds, am! collars nnd ly, wo have one whose ability and the design. umber of Commerce nt the After a short business mooting, culfs that show true French in­ leadership have already been abun­ Among the guests o f the chapter |« » ■ ■ ■ _ II'ITI iez Hotel, nt 12:15 p. m. the chairman, Airs. \V. L. Henley, dantly recognized and Hindu use of was Mrs. Robert Simms, of Jack- ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■B iB M B B B B B aB B M genuity. I turned the mooting over to Mrs. by the General Federation through sonvillc, who came down especially I COTTAGER’S EVENING. \ anco Douglass, program chair­ the visiting and “ foster” club wo­ lor the hoard meeting nn 1 the I |snow fails fast; the winter man for the day, who presented a men from every state in the union, chapter meeting. The Sallie H u r-, W h eeless & W elsh BIRTHDAY PARTY wind makes moan; Monday evening, Mr, and Mrs. most enjoyublc program. and we fed that wo have nn inti - ri«on Chanter is named for an a n -: ^side, the air u chilling cold­ An interesting sketch o f F.tnol- male nnd unique medium by which ceator of Airs. Robert Simiru and Jack Ligtitncr entertained moat V u lcan izing Shop ness shows, bert Nevin, one o f America’s most to introduce our cnndidntc to our wrs. It. J. Startings s and M ra.' pleasantly, honoring their niece, |n the tidy house, the work­ artistic mill melodious composers, Alisa Mary Elizabeth Lightnor Hininvi’ name is also the same, be­ Cor. Oak Avenue nnd Third Street stater club women. man’s home, was given by Airs. W. J. Henley ing *Snlie Harriami Simms. Mra ('ordially yours. an the hearth a cheering fire whoso birthday anniversary it was, and the following selections from OILS-GAS Tho rooms wore tastefully dec­ Sims is an honorary member of the Grace Whitford. glows. his fnnious composition: wetc Dr. Grace Whitford, chairman chapter nnd greatly lov’d by the orated with cut flowers und ferns fettle sings; a fragrance fills Exclusive Agents for Fisk and tho colors, red and blue pre­ charmingly rendered: Cnmpnign Committee, Ozona, daughters. the air, Piano Duet .............Country Danco vailing. Tires and Tubes Fin. Oth«»r out-of-town guests were: enticing smell of wholesome Airs. D. P. Drummond. Mrs. I). L, The evening was merrily spent Dated March 12, 11)21. Mrs. Valle Lovell, Mr*. VVRIInm food well done, Tii rasher Colburn, of Charlotte, N. C.; Airs. “ SERVICE THAT MAKES iblc spread, in plnce’is every with games of nil kinds ami nt a Piano, Cnnzonc Amorosn (Venelata hour refreshments of potato Francis Pemberton, of Jacksonvil­ chair. L A K E M A R Y tinn love son g ).......Mrs. E. Hunt FRIENDS.” le, and Airs. A. II. Peterson, of I supper scene is laid. It waits sul.ui, sandwiches, icc cream, and Song, “ Mighty I.nk’ a Rose” Jamestown, N. Y. cake were served. |but one. Milfrifc. W. Stare and her s< n-inMrs. Vance Douglass The guests were Mr. anil Mrs. A lter the adjournment of the I Ihw nnd daughter. Mr. und Mir. bui'irtpsn sej.sion. the guests enjoyJack Lightnor, Mr. nnd Airs. Hum-’ .,. ^ rs- Hunt, nccompuniat bother takes this moment of phrey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell, Miss 1 lan<) a ::.-............ .. “ Narcissu,’ ' William MvCprmfrlw Juft Thurs­ ud Hi,aioiib>slulightful s wild i hour . MRS. A. I. SPENCER reprieve -M ins Dorothy Ray day for their ho nil?’ i i i 'i ’ r.ivf.lt’ iicK ’fit OM 111**I |m supper preparations— then Olive Russell, Alias Mildred Rob­ "Dawn” and “ Good Night” ......... with the hOftess, who was assisted R. I. son, Miss Duldn Voyness, Mrs. — to sew. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins have mov­ in entertaining l»y Mis. A. i(. IV* ■.................Miss Velma Shipp Stephens, .Miss Eleanor Bully, Miss Spirellu Corsetiere from annihilation’s pit re­ Lottie Hally and Miss Alary Eliza­ The Rosary... Airs. Herbert Russell ed to their new home on the San­ terson. During the social hour ie -. trieves Airs. Schellc Alnines, accompanist ford road. 228 So. Boulevard, Del.ttnd family stockings. Running beth Lfghtner. The Kpworth Leagu ■ o f the frerhments o f chicken ruin i sand­ Tho Shepherd’s Tnlo .................. to and fro and Sanford, Fla. _ .......Little Misa Helen Douglass Methodist Church will hold t St. wiches nn,I cofTcu, with whipped DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY hearth to pane, an expectant Patrick's social at the home of j cream, was served. Air'. lVicrson Piano solo, “ Shepherd’s All and The members m' tho Daughters toddler, three, Maiden's Fair Airs. R. R. Tolar Mi. and Mrs. Whittaker Monday ; was assisted in serving u> Mrs itches his sire’s return; and of Wesley will enjoy n social meet­ Club ch o ru s...............“ Tw os April” evening, Mar. 17. A jolly time is ing, Tuesday evening at H o’clock William Coburn und A!i i. W. H. 1 happily sings, Refreshments Airs. D. I’. Drummond, urcnmpnn! it i promised to Wat«on. mother’s command the cradle at the home o f Mrs. Dwight Bab­ Airs. Dougins*, in concluding,' wiil " ‘ho served, games played, con­ bitt on Sanford Heights. All the weo graciously thanked Mrs. Henley, tests for prizes held, and tho young snakes, to still the baby’s members are asked to be present who assisted in arranging the pro­ folks also have an interesting pro­ CARD OF THANKS / nnd also bring a silver offering. murmings. gram of songs und recitations We wish to express our heartfelt gram, nnd each one who so kindly planned. They have u very novel appreciation for thu ninny acts of Airs. Robert W. Simms left Sat­ took part. the creak of footsteps in Only two regular programs re­ way o f collecting the price of ad­ kindness ami for the sympathetic urday for her home in Jacksonville, the snow after a niasant visit here with her main to be given before tho close mission, which will lie l!ic cause of Irctells a comer. At tho sound sister, Mrs. II. J. Starling and of this session and they urc eagerly much merriment. Every one is messages given ua by our many the boy kind friends upon the death <n niece, Mrs. Bart Peterson at their anticipated ns they will round out invited. tigs to the door, his welcome to The Mission study cluss o f the our beloved son. this season’s splendid work in Am­ home on Magnolia Avenue. J bestow. Woman's Missionary Society held t erican music. .Mr. uml Mrs. W. F. Shelley. |e father conics in and greets meeting at the homo o f Mrs. J. J. Henry C, Smithers, who spent with unfeigned iny rirlof ttir nn Oh IfforyJ Adams on Lake Mary Avenue Fri­ Literature Department. tho winter nt St. Petersburg, was bucti lor rJca%ert. It •'Id* boisterous lad— then o’er the i the guest of Air. nnd Mrs. J. AI. Wednesday, being the annua! day afternoon. A very iiderest.ing ]'»v tu the whole nit«r< cradle bends noon. |Stunion arid family en route to his business meeting of tho year for discussion mi hible vcroon and mis­ kiss its sleeping occupant. home in Indianapolis, In.!., stopping the Literature Department, the un- sion work was enjoyed by all, lifter The while f mial reports o f the various officers which a social hour w a, held. The lother the lifting of the sup- over in Washington where he will were given uml showed a splendid hostess served delicious fruit and spend a short time with his nephew. Turn to the classified rer tends; lot of work accomplished under the cake. pages of The Iterntd cacti Joet welcome shining in her Jason Todd, of Amerbury, Alans., Air. und Mrs. Raymond Key and capable leadership o f Mrs. M. AI. day because Hanford’s best eyes and smile. Airs. George Rice motored to Day­ Martin. The annual election was was n visitor to Lake Mary on opportunities are always to |.simple meal dispatched, the tona Sunday where they spent the held with tho following results: Wednesday. Ho wan « guert at ihc be found listed on these tabic cleared; home of Mr. and Mra. Tucker, Chairman, Mrs. Morton Thigpen. They wore accompanied pages. 1 evening news— a romp be­ day. home by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vice-chairman. Airs. M. AI. Mar­ Crystal Lake Avenue. No matter what your fore the fire; air. nnu Mrs. lu .k c r had ns Bliss of Worchcster, Mass., who tin. ups n neighbor in— or— cold will bo their guests for this week. wants limy be, classified ails Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Stelta guests on Saturday, Mar. 3. Air. will help you. unfenred— und Mrs. Frank Prescott, o f ArsesArrington. A Fine Candy oy visit out, then home, well To reach all the people Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brown of Finance Chairman, Mrs. Alfred burg. Mans. 1Uc Everywhere pleased .retire, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr, effectively — leave your Jacksonville are tire guests of the Liljn. false ambition's luro their former’s brother, Dr. L D. Brown. Wunt Ad at Thu Herald Of­ .Membership Committee, Airs. C. and Mrs, Joe Rowe n"d *i,. Among the new arrivals nt Lake fice. Flume us to send for C. Woodrutf. pleasures mar. Mary nrc: Air. ami Mrt. A. J. it or phone it to tiie Wunt Mrs. Henry Bundle nnd little E . J. Smith Co. |r love of untold wealth gives Jackson, of Santord, who are stop­ Ad Department. daughter, Gertrude, have returned Welfare Department. DISTRIBUTORS envy birth; homo after a pleasant visit with The chairman o f the Welfare De­ ping at tho hotel. ent with a just competence, relatives in Jacksonville. partment wishes to call tho nttenJacksonville, Fla. by far |e happiest lot upon this happy earth. IJY F. S. M. Clean Cook'S totes —G. A. Weiner. ‘ ‘SLOW TRAIN THRU MISSOURI” s Social Side O C IA L im in n c s iz ii:3 ii2 :r : < ( s : Ingenuity TUE., MAR. 18TH $490 Lloyd Shoe Company Holland” • • • N o tab le M usical Production Presented by the M O N T A G U E L IG H T O P E R A S IN G E R S Picturesque Costumes nnd Scenic Effects GREAT ENTERTAINMENT NUMBER i Fifth Night IREDPATH S C H A U T A U Q U A F I V E B IG D A Y S Season Tickets $3.00. CHAUTAUQUA WEEK HERE, MARCH 19 a e a B B B tiB e s iia K B n tia a s u s tia s a B B X S B n a a B S iK M a a n H U i aBBBBBKBUaBBtfBBBnn^BBBBCBBSBKXSEaaBBBCBBBBHBBHU PR O TEC T THE PAYEE’S NAME ON YOUR BANK CHECKS WITH THE • ■1ag “Safe-Guard’' Check Writer ^ Protection That is Protection CHARLES E. BOWERS, Representative For Orange, Lake, Seminole and Volu.da CnimtlcR. j P. O. Ilex 361. Orlando, Fla. B aaaaBna& rssB isnB zratinB aaaaB aB B nB B B B aB flaaB B aB B B B aa .i r 1 The ri^hi food fo r b’ reafefast is j l l ________ Easy to prepare Coolts quickly MedWhiteOits Ktcxen CutAiOx**^ DivmtvuTWO ar*yq*»j*v. R fl zAt two o’clock., TK THE EYES OF ALL SANFORD V(trnish that Protects th e Floor it ‘Beautifies LOOKS need the ptotection cf a If you hare a stnti* floor that rarrmh Hut will sbsorb th* Lack*character and beauty don't let shock* of ww without btaaklng,II go another diy without Daroa wilhuul lots U beauty anJ without Marble Floor Final) Varnish. Pale, e* poling (he surf.ice ur-Urrnealh lo clear, translucent... it dries quickly the tlesuucbs* action of dut and with a (loss-like smoothness. 1 tnoiatui* Remember... the quality of tho Desoe M.rbls Floor Finuh Var- roduct deter1.line, Ui* kind uf % nisli bru'Jir. out smoothly and do- $ you get salops a linn, tough body with a This Coupon It Worth 40 Cents brilliant, durable gloua. 9Mmitth*«•*»(*<rW “*'••* It JBffc W* Skdigis*f«MFlM• Cw* UN It is estiemaly elastia and thu* it «fiy D*,wfM4RdVi»ni*#i hv>l*l fiat retains ils surface continuous and •tf4t« llt<iwiwi*l (ds**|Mi4i*f|H unhreken... p/esentinfanair-Lght Y~ S*m4---- ----- UJ'm-----------seal against dust and moutu/e that would otherwise devltcr th* wood I W - __________ y * fee*tww*»-l>. **• «.*"*•■ f» a* *a*4tnr•**)»!* «wif umlerneaih. F PHONE 148 MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS ts. R. J, Holiy. Mra. W. T. Idey, Mrs. It. E. Tolar, Mrs. McMullen and Airs. Fred |er motored to Duytonn MonI morning. I0T R E A L L Y 1ST No article of vnlue is roallv lost until after The Herald Wunta have been called upon to restore it to the rightful owner. Pocketbooks. jewelry, ap­ parel, pcrsonul possessions, things of intrinsic value and others that are prized because of their association, are often quickly returned, when temporarily loir, through Herald Wantr, Herald Wants are tho first thing to consult whan something of value is lost or found. Herald \Vnnt3 bring los­ ers and finders together. To reach nil the people elTectlvcly — leave your Want Ad nt The Herald o f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone It to the Wont Ad Department. [ONE 148 Jackie Coogutt, the child film netor, who was introduced to an adoring public by the inimitable Chat lie Chaplin earn.: more money than sonic o f the great artists, More than the president of the United States. And we are told he studied piano with Pedcrewski, that Pailow .1 gave him dancing lessons, and Sauso orchestrial les­ sons. Added to all this we know that Chaliapin, thu noted Russian sirgui. gave him boxing lessons, ------ Irving Berlin who has made so much money from his popular songs, thu.-ly defines jazz. "A muxcial pandemorium accomplished by the* musical construction of harmonic dischor.is used in an as­ cending progression." Now we thoroughly comprehend tho mean­ ing jazz! is tlie highest rewarded mail. Next the movie stars, Charlie Chaplin, Mary Plckford, Jackie Coogan (the kid). So let us please note that a musician and great arttat surpassed them a!! May we not count this credit­ able toour intelligence, cites “ AIusicnl America." The Bagpipe dates from dussical Greece and Rome. There were bag­ pipes in Ireland in the fiifth cen­ tury. Beethoven became d?af when he was 27 years of age. Tho root of all mental and mu­ sical growth is to Jercore the points of similarity nnd difference —critical judgm ent— perception blended w ith .th e emotional ele- 1 meat forms the completely equip­ * Drahms said, “ I will never com­ ped uranic inn. Very few persons aro compe- 1 mit two follies— marry or write an 1tent to criticize musically. While opera.” |who has not heurd, and ever so Paderewski from his musical often— “ I em a great critic you! tour in this country last winter know," and then we can but think, cueared half a million dollars. It surely little learning is necessary \ is understood he will keep his for criticism. Much learning is re­ money this time, that he may quired unto intelligent apprecia­ be comfortable in his old age. (His tion. He who can not understand fortune made up to the time of the the good points is not safe author- 1 World War was given to politics ity on any comment. and to Ids beloved Poland.) The songs of musicians are able And apropos to this half million earned in ono tour. It has been to change the feelings and condi­ thought we know that the-pugilist tions o f a state.— Cicero. ___ tl*% # BALL HARDWARE CO. Phone R Qive Better Service— Longer W ear ALTniORIZSlJ AfJE.VT FOB. D E V O E PAINT AND V A R N ISH P R O D U C T S C O N o r t h S ea H e lp B a b y Chicks liv e a n d 'Thrive : F t i d b tb y chick* Ihtklnd o f food that jrtara o f aipcrlmcnl haa proved aaactly light. It will pa y y o u Iw o hun­ dred / i n t i w hjt it coafa. Start glvln « them Pratta and aea h o w few chick* you loae from under-nourlahmcnt or dleeaael Old handa with poultry aay that it'a fredinS thmt Hrtl f wanly day* ihst counfa. And neatly all of them feed Prattal Your dealer haa It; call* it 00 money-back guarantee. PRATT F O O D CO. 124 W*l*ut 3 L. Philadelphia. Pa. mow T"YO you really kne S J h o w t o cIeaan t t o v c i. rack*, drip* g pan* and other kit­ chen Utenill*? The quickest and moil effective way if with Red Seal Lye. C lo g g e d »tove» are easily cleared 0 ? obstructions and the an­ noyance o f feeble (lame and escaping ga* done away with. Start CoJay to use this wonder cleaneri BcSureandBuy otdy the genuine If*# Red Seal Lye B u tterm ilk B aby C h ick F o o d Guarantaad and For Sale by Allen Seed Co. Mi»s Mnbel Saint. Sanford Feed & Supply Co. “ Dealers Throughout the County. ; - ■' •. .•■ -JAi i- - ia !c*t l Write for FREE booklet, "Home Help*" P. C Tokisos &. Co. rtuU>.M?hn. r* HOUSEHOLD HINTS T/ifnyr Our Huadtrt Waul In K n ow Housewives know Rod Hoal Lye to l>o thu most tlt'pvnilublii cleanser fur closet*, cuspidors, floors, gar­ b a g e c a r s , .lish, 3 and r Inthe 1. Not!iiiig else deans 10 quickly, thoroughly and at audi a trilling cost. • . » By saving tho grease and rru-iit scrap., thal nro ordinarily thrown atvay, and adding thu eorrvet nnmimt o f Red Hcul Lye, bettvrthan-bouglit sonp (eiihur hard or »<ift) may lie made at a cost of about uml vent it cake. lANTS'AND MINERS TBAMPOIITATION COMFAXY 1- u ritiin ,\\ll IM SrM .Uu hf’ lliin V I>it'k«i 11%!I*c Tit I i lili* T« • »n«* \v»> O u r Wnr t tlhN lle t'lir *„i. 11 ♦ Intnr, falls *11.13 Ilf lllmnrr. li-l, ;uuiu :ni.31 t \c»v %i’l l . N. 1 . on* Wns-t. :t uv, l'Mlia><r!|>Mn. I*n( •r hTcna ». III. i ;l i s •l>:Uaburwh. I'a. zsuit -rtesrlnu.l. t». :to.,t ,•>( nnnalt. <ia. *IIetr»l|. (tick. 11.n1 • T . l n l u . 41. Il.TI I lliilltrr-.il. r. l|. litit l * t\ n -h luKliiii. II. r . 41-71 •V.u i:.iui:itnr< if ml full. 1 Yin 1Lilli in on or rtitla.lclidila und rail. I ill-water tin I'biliiil-drd’ tit 01 ri.ilt mr>r<-: direct connection* at 1'ii‘ l id'-lpliin. three day , 1:i» «•\. at it iltlmore Tie go:.- Inatn.le Is 1 • see tu 1 I: eta for 8-i'e niiah, tl.i.V All room* °n Alleuliuiiy 1,1. I llerkslilrc an.I nnioc routua on other eteanicra lusvc- •■xtrn chsrttc. s v i t i M i K r o u 1111 1 1 m o iij: h t ll.l \I«H ra il I'llll. ktlKL- V lit S u t n n u n h , Siuu I*, tl. 1*111 V. SS. ( l l m i r h t r r Vlnr. IU-UUi Apr. Vtu Snsawnnk, .VilMt 1*. VI. hS. Nutiiiirkrl, lia r . UO-.Ui tor. 10-31. a-1a-no. SH. 11 ril, vine. 54i te r. U13-33. US. A llr u litirt). ll n r . 311, \p r. SS. I’rralau, Mur. 3I| Apr. S11-31. ss. Itc-k-hlrr, Vlar. 371 Apr. 3-lll-ZC. 7.IT-3S. k utftino1,ll(-s cn ry lcd , n nil s te , T ile r , . I lu c lu t lla n r liw r d r a r e __, AllrKhi,n> nml llrrl. s k l r r l . S e c u r , s lu t cru n n i accu m n iodatlou* u m l r e s e r v e s p a c e f o r n u t o m n ' i l l i * w e ll tn ndvaove. l-'ull I n f o r u nit lo it o n r e i p i c t u t " A s k U r . Knater1' h ure u us. or >1. It AIM-:, t i r i i r r a l A ic ru l, J a c l t a s i t i l l r , Via. T i c k e t o f f i c e a nd IMer. Mu* » ’* |<n , sr. ■ .- * . _______ ______ s*■' T r l r p k a w c 13N toil �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH IT, M IL NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 1B _ Mexican consul here' branded a* false reports from do la Huerta sousees that Americas marines would be landed at Acupulco, Tbo consul declared the federate are ST. PETERSBURG — l1500,000 in complete control of the port and office nnd theatre building to oe there is no fear of disorder. erected. « FRANCE INCBBA8M TAXBR PARIS, Mur. 15.—The S#n**e to­ day adopted the section of PrenUet Poincare'* financial reform menftrw, providing for • 20 per cent Increase in *taxes. Win LongrGrind H ea d Coach Paul Berlenbcch Undismayed By Ilia Recent Knockout at Handa of Delaney, Issues Chal­ lenge For Return Frenrh Itoxin!* Idol Is Now Com­ peting in Races at Lyons And If Sncrcmful W ill Enter Indianapolis Con­ test. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind„ Mar. 17. — Georges Carpcntier, famous French pugilist, may drive in the International 500-mile race to be held here May 30. The European box fighter who was idolized in America, both be­ fore nnd after his historic battle with Jnck Dempsey, has taken up the speedy snort o f racing in Franc* nnd will soon compete in the opening race of the French Reason at Lyons. If lie is at all successful it is considered certain that he will rep­ resent France in the cumin? Inter­ national race at Indiunapoli-i, in­ formation from Pnris indicates. The debonniro Georges is not en­ tirely new to the racing sport al­ though most o f his competitions hnvc been o f the amateur class. Now* he is attempting his hand ns n professional, entering in com­ petition with Europe’s heat, includ­ ing muny pilots who have driven in International races at Ind’nuapoI f Carpcntier does come to Inl" ' dianapoiis in May it in certain that lie will be one o f the most popular men that could defend the Tri-color on un American track for ( ’nrr pentier endeared himself to the American sporting public when he fought Jnck Dempsey. Although lie was defeated, he •iot emerged from the ring a real hero, one o f the game t laddies who evL._- er fought a light. It will be ir.U re: lint: lu watch ’ the transformation >*f a great fighter into mi uuiumotp'e taring -•t. • pitot. Many o f tile stir.v qualities jo *pi are exacted in the n.i.uc-up of masters o f either >pml Sharp, quick, accurate t in ,;n sion o f idea* from eye to mui.cL*., ■'mr grit and determination, tcel nervi 1 nrd the ability to withstand -jo n punishment. «ot But the life o f racing i* far more . , perilous than fightin:. Atactica will watch with interest Carpentier's conduct in his first big r- race at Lyons. MARCH’S CHANGEABLE WEATHER One may expect nun.’ changes in weather in March, nnd should he prcpaivd for <oughs and colds, Tiic slight cold, if neglected, may devTq* ■* 1 * -* •■ * 1 ;-^***-~ - With the first sign > f a mugh or cold take FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR J’(IMPOUND, tin* obi reliable fam­ ily cough remedy, excellent for coughs, told:, hoarseness. John K. Lyons, t re .-oil, Arizona, states: -I had n bad cough, it"cl FOI.EY'S HONEY A M ) TAR COMPOUND and it teieved itn: in a iittlu while." sssnsssifi Lawson Holier Ison, track coach at University o f Pennsylvania, has hcen named head coach o f the American Olympic Track and Field Team. Photo taken in Philadelphia after announcement wan made. State High School Aquatic Meet Will Be Held on OneDay WINTER PARK. Flu., Mar. 17. — In n statement Issued here Sat­ urday by liny Greene, director of the State InterscholnsUc Aquatic Meet for the governing committee, be said that, because of the large number o f entries o f las; year's Aquatic Meet, many requests have conic into my office asking thnt the Meet be spread out over a two day period instead o f one day." "The governing committee in the past co-operated with the high school principals in the making of the one-day program of the Meet for the one and only purpose of emphasizing class-room work and making it possible for most o f the schools participating to attend Fri­ day ui'lemon classes and then leave for tlie Meet," the statement read. "In their efforts to conduct a strictly amateur Meet and to have the Meet serve both the school ami the contestant for the best results, the Governing Committee members have encouraged class-room work, believing that nil athletics should o ;< menus to obtain greater re­ sults intellectually as well as phy­ sically. — ....... -e- went ttr the ex-i pease o f lengthening the starting and fitii ni;■*.r docks of the course last year t.> tare fo r entries, in or­ der to allow contests to complete Friday's classroom work befotc leaving for the Meet. The problem nf this year's entries remains to be worked out and will be worked out according to the best interests of ‘ the high schools o f Florida." NEW YORK, Mar. 17-Unmarked and undismayed by his four-round knockout Ht the hands o f Jack De­ laney In Madison Squnro Garden Fridny night, Paul Bcrlenbnch, New York middleweight, announc­ ed plans for a comeback, and is­ sued a challenge to Delaney for o return match. Far from viewing his setback a f­ ter he had run up a spectacular string of 23 knockouts, ns fatal to his future, Berlonbach, and his vetternn mentor, Dnn Hickey, declar­ ed they believed the defeat would give renewed stimulus to the fo r­ mer nniateur's ring career. How­ ever, Delaney’s decisive victory, gained after n spectacular fight and before a record-breaking crowd, whose enthusiasm hns not been matched since the historic Firpo-Dcmpsey encounter, hns con­ vinced Hickey thnt his protege needs much seasoning before tnckling top-notch opposition. All pinna for a match early in the summer between Bcrlenbnch and Harry Greb, holder o f the mid­ dleweight title, has been abandon­ ed for the present, but Hickey hopes to have his chnrge prepared a *Vw months for n return with Delaney. With Berlcnbach shelved, tem­ porarily at least, ns n headline at­ traction, Delaney is now in unusul demand. He signed an agree­ ment early Saturday to replace Hcrlcnbueh as nn opponent for Jackie Clarke o f Allentown, Pa., in twelve rounds at Newark, N. J., Monday night. Marcel Buysse and Maurice Brocco, veteran bike riders, won the recent Madison Square* Garden (New York City) six-day race, and are shown receiving acclaim o f the crowd afterward. more than 1,000,01)0 visitors in one month, was based largely on these conditions, commerce otfients be­ lieve. A dozen new hotels were built Inst year nnd more than a score are projected for 102*1-25. The normal hotel capacity o f Chicago h in excess o f 100,000 rooms per tiny, it is claimed, while materializa­ tion of the new projects withii the next few years will double this ca­ pacity. ff it were possible to make “ The diversity o f activity in Chi­ any better bread or pastry cago is so great thin there is found a replica o f virtually every than is turned out by this es­ human problem, be it manufactur­ tablishment you can feel quite ing, educational, sociological, medical ( mercantile or financial," entisfied in your own mind the association asserts. "Situated that we would be making a Windy City Was Hurt to 753 Con­ in the heart of a population o f 50,ventions During Last Year 000,000 within n night's ride, more better article. This, however, and Accommodated Over persons are able to tnl:e advantage is a human impossibility. We 700,000 Visitors. o f these activities, than in nny oili­ er city. On the social aid-*, the bake a perfect bread and per­ CHICAGO, Mar. 17— Its central features are unlimited." fect pastry. location, virtual hub o f railway systems of the country, ample ho­ tels and market advantages nru Seminole Gun Club, three said by the Chicago Association of Commerce to he contributing fac­ miles out will shoot every tors toward Chicago having be­ Thursday afternoon. Every­ M i lij come the leading convention city one invited. Three miles n ,n of the United States___ .. „ " Figures just announced show Orlando road. Chicago Inst year to have been the In* t to 753 conventions with un attendance exceeding 700,000. These arc exclusive of the hun­ For Sporting Goods, Golf, Ha.se Ball, Fishing Tackle, Every dreds of small group meetings thing for the Sportsman. which were not registered. Se­ AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. lection of the “ New Athens,” Chi­ cago self-styled, us the site for the international eucharistic congress in 1020, which is expected to bring ITS PEEELCT SOUTH JXCMc Construction of fcj toad being rushed ^ Evergladee jwt plana to connect *7!! with Gulf of UnL 81S S f - tB S S U U H P .'.tS iU f.'.* ;;;;;;;, •. We beg to announce our recent acquisitionof the entire stock of the Sanford Furniture Con. pany, formerly owned by Mr. J. D. Davidson, and to express the hope of meeting all of his former patrons as well as malty new ones, at the same store. On account of necessary alterations and re* pairs to the building we are forced to move much of the stock quickly and to that end we propose to offer a S p e c ia l C a sh Discount o f 10 P ercent s . * ■ . • • .’J :j v from regular prices for the next two weeks. We appreciate your patronage. No job is too small to receive our closest attention. We take this opportunity to advise the public that our business will be conducted along the same high standards of courtesy and service in the future as in the past and we invite a comparison of out prices and merchandise. n S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO COMPLIMENTS OI SECOND PERFORMANCE ABOARD A SLOW TI THROUGH MISSOURI High School Benefit of School Orchestra Sanford, Fla. Resources $1,900,000 COMPLIMENTS OF Sanford, Fla. Orchestra, CAST OF CHARACTERS CLARENCE ANGELCAKK, the “ culiud" porter ....................................... Morris HANDSOME HARRY SQUNK, the conductor, a hero from hit feet up COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF . .. Mary Elizabeth l'uleaton and'Sara Williams Orchestra. 1— The inside o f a railroad day conch on the P. I>. Q. railroad, Eczema, Missouri. ACT II— Same old train travelling from Slubaido Corners to Rolla. . ACT III— It keeps on travelling from Vinegar Creek right to Sapfort|. SPECIALTIES AND BETWEEN ACTS— Margaret Cowan; Mildred Holly and Chor­ us; Dorothy Mere nnd Chorus; Morris Moye nnd Chorus,-, Robert Grier and Chorus. “ La Golandrinn” ...................................................................... Uy Spanish Class in Costumo act Compliments of ADMISSION ............................................................................ ....... 25 and 50c Phone 103 Meisch llidg. « COMPLIMENTS OF �t ■ 'I 1> t,' »*■ HONE 148 . (i li »?. '> '{ i> t '< • -n is i, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 17,1924. m YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION iford Dolly Herald fANT-AD RATES SAVEJffiljAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELE PHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HER ALP FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS FOR _RENT— Cottage. _ J . Muaaon. Cosh In Advance I FOR SALE— DeSoto paints nnd SANFORD R'EAL ESTATE Is in To B u y Right .^ENT—5 room house with ••jn™. an<* Faragc. Nice location, $30.00 per month. 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. i vnnrlshen nt Sanford Novelty r l t f k n H l n t« . w i l l b e r e . Works, sole_ngents._______ 151-tfc rived f r o m pntroM . n n d m l . i t o l l SALE—Rhode Island eggs f l m M i l I m m e d i a te l y f a r \tfor *a,tt,nlt* 15 eBB* for fl.ut). — 10* ■ line Mra. Ellsworth, Roardall Avenue, .....— ---- --------- He a li n e Sanford. Phone 8303. 83-tfp ............ ................ He n lin e 5 AN FORD STOVE WORKS, 321 [ T i m e . — --------•— — . 4 « n lin e First Street, Next door to Smith l e k Knee T y p e d o u b le ab ove late*. Brothers. We sell, trade, nnd re­ reduced date* are f o r ennpair all kinds of cook stoves. If cutive Insertions, your trouble is stove trouble, sec words o f n verag e le n gth UR* g, |re counted n It nr. nlmum chnrKo 30c f o r first FOR SALE—Rhode" ----- Island Red nsertlon. roosters. Splendid strain. Very ndvertlslmr U r e s tr ic te d to i |roper cla ssifica tion . I J^sonable. C. F. Baker, Baker. Cameron City an e r ro r Is made T h e HanIlerald will lie respon sib le FOR SALE!— Livingston Globe toonly one Incorrect Insertion, advertiser. . f o r su bsequ en t ato plants.^ Phone II3-W. srtlons. T h e o f f i c e sh ou ld be F O « SALE— Ancona baby chicks. |lfled Immediately In c a se o f i • !nc t-R^r Purc'bred nncoua ' TO A I l V R n T I U K R t . ducks, hatched from eggs from my own flock o f carefully selected Herald r epresentative th orfhly fam ilia r with rates, rules — ............ „ .1." years »*„vllcllt„ breeders. My’ experience 1 classification. will g i v e you in breeding nnconns nssure you the nplete Inform ation. An d !f best to be had in the breed. All wish, they w ill assist y o u In linn y o u r w ant nd to inako chicks delivered ’ South"Baldwin sore effective. Ancona_Farm, Lillian, A i n . ___ IMPOnTSAT NOTICE. FOR SALE— Complete Accytlyline Id vert Isera should g i v e th eir welding outfit nt bargain. J. L. | «t or po s to fflc e a d d re s s as Jones, Lake Mar)’. as their phone n u m b e r If FOR SALE— One pair good mules desire results. Ahnut one Jer out o f n thousand hns a cheap. nox 15, Altamonte Iphnne, and the o th e r s can 't Springs. itrent demand. Investors are looking for good bargains. I f you have any real estate to buy or sell . wi!L P*> y °u The Herald classified pp 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. FOR RENT —12 room flat, cen­ trally located, $00.00 . KENT—3 room house new, $10.00 per month. EOR SALE — 10 lots facing San­ ford Ave., fifty by two hundred and forty-eight feet. Easy terms and cheap. FOR SALE—Green-wood subdi­ vision now being opened up.'Lo-l cated on Sangord Ave. Lots cheap an“ on cn»y terms. If you want! h°"Jc or a sa*° investment call *" nnd aee Us' GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S I-OR SALE— 5 ncrcs, three In bearing orange grove. Will •?Qann »iAea®t 6? ° koxes this year. $I8U0. this week only, Political Announcements FOR SALE— One bungalow close in, 0 rooms nnd bntli, modern In every respect, $G,500. Political Announcements s s PHONI 148 BUILDING MATERIAL St I RAC HE Concrete C o , i cement work, sidewlalUA ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J ; FOR RENT— Four room house Madam Harriet, miles out First Street. ApBeauty Parlor. pjy_402_0uk.___________ _ Over Mobley’s Drug Store. FOR RENT— Furnished house in ______Park Ave. Phone 245._____ Rose Court, good residential sec­ tion. See Fred Ball, Chamber r f WANTED—To buy second hand sewing machine Cheap. Write Commerce rooms._______________ _ for particulars. P. O. Box G81. FOR- RENT— 5-room cottage with bath, lights and water. W. J. Thigpen._____________________ ___ T crw H lcgef. Prop. Lumber sod Building Me Carter Lumbar Mr Com N._Laurcl St,__Phone ooo. HILL LUMBER CO. Hi Sendee, Quality and Phone 135. D aily Fashion H int WANTED TO RJ ROOMS FOR RENT W ANT—To rent 3, 4, or B house. Furnished or unfm ed, close in. Will rent hjr Inquire II- C. Morgan* P. O. SGI. FOR RENT— Bed-room. Inquire 811 Elm Ave. Phone 251. _____ FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom, 301 Park Avenue. FOR RENT— Two light house­ keeping rooms. 11th and Elm Ave. HELP WANTED WANTED— Sanford business who are In need o f compet help should read tho dossil page of The Herald. Thora'a no reason for sending out-of-town fo r" help when there is probably j u s t . the person you want in tho d t £ React this column and if you don't see what you want a few cents In­ vested in a want ad will faring ]TO many replies.__Just try U once, VVANTED— Position as stonog^ raphor. Information call 528. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce my candidacy for the oiflce o f County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the aciian of the voters at the Demo­ cratic primary June 3. JOHN G. LEONAUDY. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce my candidacy, for re-election to the bffice of county superintendent of public instruction o f Seminole County, "object to the Democratic Primary to be bold on ^jjn w^ ^ ' a \v t 6 N FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT I hereby announce that I am a LOR SALE— 5 lots on Elm Ave. candidate for the office of Clerk Close in, $ 1,000.00. of the Circuit Court of Seminole r n n -,A r — „ County, subject to the action of th« LOST an opportunity to ko«a' r o ll bAI.E— One eight room house Democratic primary in June, 1024. abreast with the times by ON on First St., close in. A bargain, II. H. CHAPPELL CrcmiM reading the classified pages o f ARE YOU— Looking for a good Como in and see us. review FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE your dally newspaper. Herald room. If you don't find one list­ I5TS want nds contain many interesting I hereby announce that I nm n ed in this column, insert a small 2',a ACRES, nil cleared and fenc1051 candidate fo rthu office of Justico messages. It will pay you to read want ad nmt you will receive the ed. Two miles out near Orlan­ them daily._______ of the Pence in nnd for the first FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER best listings in the city._______ do road. Two huu ses. garage, ........... ...of....... ......... . Coun........ I hereby aunounco my candidacy justice district Seminole F'OUND— Bunch of keys; owner FOR RENT— Two good light chicken yard, 25 orange trees, candidate for the office of County! ty. With the legal nnd efficient for County Commissioner for the enn have same by paying fo r housekeeping rooms, cheap. Ap­ $3800. j Judge of Seminole ( ounty, subject |assistance of the executive officers Fifth District comprising ChuluoIN FASHION’S PATH this ad. ply Lincoln House. ' Hcniocratic nrimary, Juno 3,; 0f the county I promise to do my I to, Geneva and Osceola, subject to FOR SALE—Three room house 1024. I Pledge faithful service j tluty without prejudice. She walks the pwith of style, does the I the action o f the Democratic priNow, $850,00. should you nominate me. wearer of this outfit which may tw used L. 0. STRINGFELLOW. i»«ry Juno 3. _____ DEMAND FOLEY PILLS J. G. SHARON. either for spurts or general wear. Tnc C. A. RAUI.ERSON. FOR SHERIFF’ . IF YOU want n city lot. a sub­ skirt is in one of the novelty woolen FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I-OR CLERK OF CO U KT^^ j To the Voters uf Seminole County: FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic itbnurban lot, a house ready built, materials, light in weight nnd color, I hereby announce my ennm-t i hereby announce my candidacy I wish to announce thnt I am n yet ulent for the kidneys, have brought celery farm, grove or anything in durable. It has pockets for trim­ FORDS .lacy for the office o f Clerk of the for tho Oj rko (|f Sheri^ of Semi- candidate for re-election to the thn Real Estate line call us. We ming. A blouse of cr^pe faille of the relief to thousands o f sufferer* Circuit Court, Seminole County. noj 0 County, subject to the voters office o f Tax Assessor of Semi­ Now nnd Used from , kidnoy caused_ sell at the owners price only. color is worn with the skirt.,.. .. -. disorders Florida, subject to tho decision of of t|u, Oeniocrntic Primary to be nole County, subject to the decis­ Mine Collar and cuffs of the short sleeves, |Jhrough the improper working r f ROADSTERS thn Demin ratio Primary to b e : hcl() Jltno ar<i> 1L,24. , f Pfcctca i ion of tho Democratic Primary tu if cuff* an? u:k*I, may be of contracting j t“ 09e organ®. fcOLEY PILLS will Call nnd sec u.°. Wo give you TOURINGS held on June .ird, A. I)., l . - l . 1 1pronilso four years of Law En- be held June 3rd, 1921. nutcri.il if preferred. Medium » i« promptly Hush the kidneys ther*the bargains and service. COUPES A. VAUGHAN. for efficiency and service in foreemunt forcoment in n business hn.qinr>9« ninnn<»r in n manner hv by require* 2ft'yards 14-inch llamiel and ! by removing injurious waste m*tTHE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. stnnd office. SEDANS the help o f the proper subordi­ F fT itiio X it i r r > F ~ p u h l k t i it. ili yards J6-lnch m’ po. |ter. Mrs. O. C. Alexander, R. No. _____Scmincio Hn*cl Annex. VANCE E DOUGLASS. STRUCTION nates or assistants nnd earnestly Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1S7J. |35, Montrose, Mo., states: “ I n»TON TRUCKS FOR SALE— laikefront property, I hereby nnnounce my candidacy Jirrs, J4 to 16 inches hu*t and 16 to 2C i ceived the package o f FOLEY Cash or terms. 3 1-4 acres. Good house. Ijin.l F’OU MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD solicit the support o f all law enI hereby announce myself n can-, forcemeat voters, on June 3 rd. ; for re-election ns member of the years. Pri.c, JO cents. I PILLS, nnd have been greatly bennil cleared. Fruit trees, chicken We Sell or trndo. didate for re-election to the office i RAYMOND I». ALLEN. i Hoard of Public Instruction f o r .. Skirt No. 1051. Sues, ____. 24 to J6 Jefitcd by their use.” Sold everyyards, etc. $3000.0(’ l Terms. EDWARD HIGGINS, o f member of the board of public ! j.~ ------------- Seminole County, Floridn, rrpre- inchc* wai.t. i’rve, JO tent*, 1where. Phone 101-J. instruction, representing school . ,, , UK „ senting school district No. 2 of I Authorized Ford Dealer FOP. SALE— Hotire and two lota district No. 1 of Seminolo County, T0.*!10 A.oters of Seminnlo County: Hcminoio County, subject to the: Sanford. I hereby announce myself a can­ $1000.00. On paved street. Terms. subject tn tile Democratic primary Democratic primary to be held on didate for Sheriff of Seminole A LL MAKES of automobiles re­ W. V. Wheeler, 431 First Nnt’l. to be hold on Juno 3rd. 1921. June 3rd, 1924, County subject to the action of tho paired. Ilupmobiles a specialty. Bank Btdg. FRED T. WILLIAMS. CIIAS. A. DALLAS. Democratic primary to lie held on ■patty su Work guaranteed. Corner Oak aial ! FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY June 3rd. Ir I nm elected I pledge FOirTtEPItESENTXTIVE W vipV 3rd. Phone 440._____ ___________ 1 desire to announce to the citi- myjrclf fo fulfill the duties of this I respectfully announce myself •7JT& FOR SALF! —pidgin chile fou^ very as a candidate! for tho House of office to the best of my ability. reasonable" tfSiikcn at once. Call Representative* from Seminole _____ _______ _ E. E .m Y D Y . at Crown Paper ('o., after 5 p. m. County, Biibjcct to the Democratic FOR COUNTf JUDGE. FOR SALE— A brand new Ford Subject, of course, to the action primary, June 3, 1921. If elected Coupe. Been run only 10 days A DAINTY CREATION c f tac Democratic Primary to be t will advocate constructive legis-i about town. Good care. Box 314, Sec C. E. Chorpening Has moved to Puleston ft --------I" » ' « , ; u,,u 0,ru\ ' v/ 1- I bold June 3rd, I will be « candidate lation for tho benefit of the grunt­ i lovely afternoon frock is in the Sanford, Fla. _ City Tax Books will close April j *V *P,l|L’ru *nr yi>ur v“ tp nmi i for the office of County Judge of e d number of people in Seminole i PHONE 3302 Brum ley Bldg. Real Es­ Imistcd style that hui vum unCounty and the stnte o f Florida. 1 10| BNf?ST°K lin tIS F lin r n e n ! Seminolo County. I shall !ind be grateSanford, Fla. nncsl favor in the world of fashion, tate nnd all kinds o f In­ — LRN hoT_r^lOU SF.IIOLDhR. ;„| for thu nomJnntion cluc. ___________ J. It. LYLES. jrthermore enjoys distinction for Davis, Sanford Heights. surance. I m ining unpaM will be collected F’OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER} tion. nnd if elected I assure the FOR CLERK CIltClflT COURT ay in which ptuin and figured by levy and sale of tho property I hereby announce my enndi- j citizen.' hip of Seminole a fair nnd 1 wish to announce that I nm u chiffon are combined in its de­ dacy for County Commissioner for ( faithful administration of the uf- candidate for Clerk of the Circuit GOOD USED CARS upon which taxes ate assessed. ment. The sash of self-material District No. 2 Seminole County, fairs of tho office, Court o f Sominntc Co-, subject to inily tied nt the front and, though ALFRED F'OSTER, Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet subject to the Democratic Primary, SCIIELLE MAINES. Democratic primary, June third. ■ an: fashionable minus, proviTax Collector. J. L. PERKINS June 3, 1021. VERY EASY TERMS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW If elected, I promise the faithful tas ltccn made for them in the t p ii a p a m * FOR SHERIFF By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. of the frock. Medium sue re___ c. t . MAitAci. j j hereby announce myself a enn- performance o f tho duties con­ Sales Department First National Bank Bldg., Cleveland Touring .Us yards plain ami lj£ yard MEM 11ER OF SCHOOL BOARD didate for recltctlon to the office nected with that office. San Juan Garag* Dodge Roadster W. L. MORGAN. d chiffon -10 inches wide. 1 wish to announce thnt I am a of sheriff o f Seminole county sub­ Sanford ------------ Florida Lorial Review Dress No. 1758. candidate for Member o f the ject to the uction o f tho Demo­ Dodge Touring FOR TAX COLLECTOR 18 and 20 years, arid 34 to -14 School Board of Seminolo Co. from cratic primary to he held on June I beg lo announce myself n can­ Chandler Touring bust. I'ricc, 45 cents. School district No. 3. Subject to 3. If elected fnr another term i didate for tha office of Tax Col­ Seripps-Booth Touring the decision o f the Democratic pri­ pledge to fulfill the duties of the lector of Seminole County, subject KENT VULCANIZING WORKS mary to lie held June 3, 1925. office in the same efficient manner to the decision of the Democratic thnt I have conducted it in the Primary to lie held June 3rd, l'J2k H. H. PATTI SHALL. Attornoy-ut-Lnw lASY Tailors, Cleaners and D yen past. It. C. MAXWELL FOR SALK— Ford Roadster prac­ FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Over Seminole County C. M. HAND. JTTLEMENT tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ FOR CONSTABLE OF DIS­ I hereby announce my candidacy 117 Park Avenue— Phone i l l Bank art Dutton. TRICT NO. 1. for member House of Representa­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Sanford,-----------Florida tives for Seminolo County subject I hereby announce that I am a Tho problem of filling I hereby announce my candi­ The law 'provides that “ If needs is easily, settled on to the action of the voters at the dacy for County Commissioner for candidate for conttnble o f District No. 1, subject tn the Democratic tho principle of reciprocity, t fa 117 . | • taxes upon leal estate shall I Democratic primary, June 3. the fifth district o f Scninolo Coun­ primary to lie held June 3rd, 192!. for what one lias to sell the no^ paj(j ijCforL. the first FORREST LAKE ty. Subject to tho action of the Said district heig composed of the other wants to buy. following voting precincts: San­ day of April of any year, the F’OU TAX ODLLECTOK June Primary of 1921. This is the great princi­ I wish to announce :3nt I am n ford, i.nkc Monroe nnd Pnoln. Tax Collector shall advertise K. II. KILBER. *:• LAWYER ple underlying Herald Want !!. K. WALKER. ramlidato for re-election to the o f­ Ails and it has worked for FOR SHERIFF. ami sell." fice of County Tax Collector of TO T1IE VOTERS OF THE 19T1I — Court House I hereby announce myself as r years with such great suc­ V. 0. COLLER, Prop. SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Seminole Count?, subject to the candidate for t-ie orv o of Sheriff cess that this form o f ad­ This is to notify all con- action of the Democratic primary After due consideration, I have of Seminole Coumy, subject to thr vertising lias como to be General Shop nnd Mill Work coined that the requirements to be held in June, Democratic prii.ury June, 1921 decided to become a candidate for very popular. re-election to the State Senate Contractor nnd Builder JNO. D. JINKINS. AV. A. TILI.IS. of law will be complied with Ifrom the 19th Senatorial District, The needs of one are sup­ : ! composed of Orange, Seminole and and the Tax Rooks will lie plied by the needs of another. f>17 Commercial Street IOsceola Counties, subject to the ARCHITECT dosed on Apr*I first as pro­ 1 Democratic Primary to bo held This process simply is the First National Bank Bldg. June 3rd. I respectfully solicit getting of the buyer and vided by law and alt lands on seller together and Herald Sanford, ----------- Florida your support. which taxes have not been Want Ads do that to per­ _________ M. O. OVERSTREET. _ | Wilson Welding & Radiator fection. Try them nnd see. paid will be advertised and F’OR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Works executions issued for unpaid To reach all the people Tel. 849 I wish to nnnounce that I am a 1 The Main Spring of All effectively — leave your " I f it’a Metal we can weld it.” personal property taxes. 1 V candidate for member of the Want Ad nt Tho Herald o f­ Business is Advertising F’ irst National Bank Building— SANFORD, FLORIDA School Board o f Seminole Co. from ! \v. put "Hilvortisliiit vnlut*’ int.i fice. Phone us to send for ground flour. your prlntrd miiUer. it or phone it to the Want ^ -A n d supplies School District No. 3. Subject t o 1 Ad Donnrtmcnt. MATTHEWS PRESS 107 S. Park Ave. Phone 319. KANFORD,FLA. the decision o f the Democratic Pri­ THE FOOTofFIRST si VI rliil»ii IIIJ k ., S V M OIIII. I I. V. Tax Collector, Seminole Co. mary lo be held Juno 3. 1924. STEWART The Florist II. II. PATTI SHALL. im unlr nto with y o u unless kn ow y o u r address. I illseoatlimnnre MUST b e sde la person at T b e Hnn. pal Herald n f d r e nr b y l e t . ’. Teleph on e •Ilscnntla. era are not valid, urteous. Prom pt, E f f i c i e n t Service. FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. I wish to announce thnt I shall bo a candidate for the office of County Prosecuting Attorney, ailbfeet to the endorsement of the Democratic voters nt the Juno 3rd, primary. GEORGE C. HERRING. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce myself ns a APARTMENTS FOR RENT ily Fashion Hint LOST AND FOUNDl AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD NOTICE 'TO Transfer-Draying W. J. Thigpen Fred R. Wilson PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE Hot 50x117 in business section—$11,000 terms. George A. DeCottes WHIDDON & HODGES Schelie Main ?s Sanford Novelty Works CELERY FARMS Large and small at very attaetive prices. See us before buying. Elton J Moughton H. B. Lewis & Co. JNO. D. JINHINS HONE 148 un III!I*AIITVIF.VT (IK TStn I V T i a i n i l t ■ ■ ■ ix x in i ■ u a * a ) i n p i * * n j i B d H « * ,a * q n * * m a a i « B * a n n u « * B * i n IT. S I. in.I OIIIob at U'llneaVlliw. Flu. Fnl>. 3S. t'JJt. BY BLOSSER DECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS voo Bcfy*Mcx> UNOU 1 SPAMkED VOO t o Q DOING TUAT MECV S a m E 7WIW6 vX^TBCDAY- f*A 6HTT1M6 60OD AND tid e d op s p a n w n \0O 6 IT DOSS’ MO 60CD. DIOYOU U^a C MB? T‘M TI0ED OF SPANWIMS YoU, s o t ’M e o n s TO LET YOUR. f a t b e c do IT AKM. I R P 3E S VilUAT YOU COMMA 0 0 M1BEM Cb? 6ETS T I25D ? m -m V \ © Jet’* ii N'l.tl.'.* In )t..rc1>v itlv.’ ii II...I Allen Murler, .if Miltlunil, Florida, who. un September ! n i l iniulu Hume-te.'it Knlr;. No. •*’ 771 f or lu>t t. .Section It. T o w n -.Ip : l 8.. Uurute :|rt K.. Tulluhnanc., '-ferlflnn. hnw ' Mlcil notice of Intention to make C om m u tation Proof, to ri»tnl>llsh claim to tlifl Inn.! a b o v e ilr«orll)til,j lie fore Clerk Circuit Court, at Kan*| font. Florid.i. o n the lOlli day o f April, 1921. Claimant numet ns w itn esses: lllrum Hawltfn*. of M aitlan d.' Florida. W alter F lo r id a . W rielu , •f Flowers For All Occasions Member* Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association *U4 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W Sanford Machine Co. (•rn ern l M aeblne Mud n o lle * W ork. C| llnilee P h o n e <13 (Ir in d lo s XuMtor*. Fla. M a itla n d ., Oliver W h eaton. of Maitland. Florida. n m Lew is, of L ook uoutt, F la rtdo | lUIOUUK C CltoM. Iteitlstcrer. S. 0. Shinholser Conl> actor and Builder Sanford,-------------------- Florida O. C. Bryant, W ag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida filliing Station, gas at 2 cents above cost the year around. R. C. M A X W E L L Reui 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/. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES WANTS MELLON TO REGARDING CONTRACT Held Prisoner THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. MARCH 18, 1924. Soldiers’ Bonus Bill P asses House By Majority Sufficient To Indicate Its Passage Over Presidential Veto NUMBER SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTO Gave Sensational Testimony. FIRST (Hr The Am tl*tH r m s ) WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.— Ithe attack was directed more to The house Tuesday passed the the rule which prohibited amend­ abldier bonus bill by a major­ ments, many declaring they would ity sufficient to Indicate It like the opportunity to propose Coaid be passed over the pres­ full cash option which was de­ of Slock Brokers idential veto. The vote fot- feated in committee by a vote of Redpath Chautauqua Whkto leyad a brief debate. 13 to 12. Most of the speakers Skow f Attorney General Opens Here for Five Pays* concluded with the remark they Dougherty, Elkins, Curtis, •WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.—Pro- would support the measure Tues­ Eatertalnment on Wedn Sleinp and Others had ponenta of the new soldier bonus day in the hope the senate would > day. Will Present Trbal bill which will be voted on Tues­ Insert the full cash payment pro­ Dealings in Oil Stocks dour Male Quartet on First day by the house, Monday night posal. . About Time of Conaummaconfidently predicted ita passage. Afternoon at 4 O’clock. Representative Davey. Democrat, lion of Nova! Oil Leases. The mensurc, providing for paid- Ohio, declared he would vote up 20-year endowment life insur­ against the entire bill if enough With a concert by tho Trou-, 1 0 7 T il* A M N k l n l P rra a ) Chairman Eastman of the Inter­ ance policies and cash payments members would support him to badour male quartet, Sanford’s, WASHINGTON. Mar. 18. - state Commerce Commission to veterans not entitled to more give tho movement practical effect annual Redpath Chautauqua will .bpoenai were issued Tuesday Recommends Very Sweeping than $60 in adjusted service com­ and three or four shouted they lex open Wednesday afternaan at 4 I4.-XX ^■< ,r Secretaries Mellon nnd Weeks Changes in Present Class pensation, nevertheless, came in would Join him. o'clock at tho tent which is located the Senate Daugherty l’rofcc Hates for a bitter attack on the floor Representative Chindbloom, Illi­ at Second Street and Palmetto ommlttee. They will b« quesMonday by advocates of the full nois, a Republican member of tho Avenue. Reports made Tuesday l » r Tfce A u o r la lr it Prraa) oned concerning tho governcash payment option. way* and means committee, de­ by the committee in charge of the WASHINGTON, Mar. 18 ent contract with tho Standard A Chairman Green of tho ways fended tho measure, declaring it arrangements, indicate that the ircrait Corporation in conncc- general plan of readjustment of program will be the best offered For three days, William C. Gates and means committee which fram­ was up to the states to provide an with which Gaaton Mnans class rates in that territory and ed the bill, defended it, declaring for the cash payments, if such yet and that the attendance will ■tided he accepted $100,000 for t wSSn that *errHory and official was held prisoner In • "torture he had been assured by American were desired and pointing out that far exceed that of former years. house" in Louisville, Ky. Bound e late Jess Smith to atop furth- classification territory was recom­ Legion officials of Iowa, his home many states had the insurance Introductory exercises on Wed­ mended to the Interstate Com- hand and foot by strands of rope state, that the insurance provision provision makes the government legal action. fastened to the floor by heavy was satisfactory. nesday afternoon a t the big tent* Others subpoenaed were Inter* mcrco Commission by Commis* banker for the veteran, he said, he saw his raptor. Richard will be conducted by Col. Geonre ,1 Revenue Commissioner Blnlr, sloner Eastman, in n proposed re­ staples, qnd will serve to postpone grantUnder the agreement by which H. Heaton, wealthy Louisville W. Knight, it was announced. Me rohibition Commissioner Hayn- port covering the commissioner’s broker, propring to perform an the bill will he taken up Tuesday, ihg of service pensions, will present Mr. Cosencrane of southern class rate investigation. . P debato will be limited and amend- j Representatives Hawes, Demo­ and H. II. Votaw, superinColumbus, O., who will be the su­ operation that would nave maimed The commissioner suggested that menta prevented, nithough a two- crat, Missouri, Is a denunciation of ndent of prisons and a relative Gnston B. Means (Arrow) gavo sensational testimony when he perintendent of the chautauqua in for life, had not brought thirds , .. if it ..........................ght a period of -10 days be allowed for him majority will be necessary the insurance provision suggested Harding. the filing of exceptions to his plan his death. With almost supernuthe government might as well appeared before the Senate committee investigating the Department of this city. William A. Orr, former sccrc- before action is taken by tho com­ man strength, he Anally succeeded for adoption. Wednesday evening^ program Members therefore, took advan­ "buy 4,000,000 coffins with 4,000,­ Justice. ,ry to Governor Whitman, was mission. in freeing himself, obtained a re­ tage will consist of musical numbers 000 cemetery lots and 4,000,000 of opportunities to speak ic first witness Tuesday nnd tceboth vocal and instrumental, by Commissioner Eastman’s pro­ volver nnd killed the broker. during the general dobute on the tombstones and add so much more fied concerning the contract for posal embodies a plan for revising tho Troubadour quartet and a for hearses and flowers." navy appropriation bill directing lowing the Dempsey-Carpcnticr nil of the interstate ♦•lass rates anil humorous and inspirational *lec­ their remarks to the bonus. Representative Snyder, Republi­ ins, to which ho was a party, suggests tho basing of these rntes ture, "The Needs of the Hour” by can, New York, nnd Representative Assailed at Length. e denied Jess Smith had nny applications upon a single distanco Judgo George D. Allen of BridgeWhile the measure was assailed Jeffers, Democrat, Alabama, also nncction with the deal. wator. Mass. Thursday evening scale. Recognition is given to cer­ at length and by many speakers, attacked the insurance provision. will bring one of the week’s head­ Orr was questioned at length tain broad differences in trans­ line events, the comedy drama* Hth frequent clashes with mem- portation conditions by the use of "Give pnd Take,’ ’a play which is rrs of the committee concerning constructive mileages, lowcil or Supreme Court Rules Commission Senate Reverses Two Previous enjoying a sensational run in le use of personal influence in higher than actual mileages, for Decisions and Confirms Ap­ Can’t Go On "Fishing Expedi­ Chicago this season. A cast 6f olittcal oppolntment and concern- certain hauls.” Eyes of 23 Nations On United pointment of Negro To tions in Search For New York players will appear in The Intention. ig whiskey transactions, said States Airmen Attempting New Orleans Post. Thursday evening’s production '.a Evidence. The basis recommended is in­ annlngton, Washington attorney To Do What French and here. id friend of Daugherty, aided in tended, the report added, to super­ British Failed. Dr Thr AvaorlatrS Tress) <llr The Associated Press) There will be special children’s itaining certain appointments and sede all adjustments heretofore) WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.—Re­ programs at the tent conducted on WASHINGTON. Mar. 18—Tho id ho paid Mannington money in prescribed by the commission with ■ ( l l r T k c A»»i>«-latrit t’ r r u ) versing itself on two previous I Hr The AMMlalrA Prraa) Federal Trade Commission can­ Fines and estreated bonds col­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday. nnectlon with liquor transac- reference to all or any of the rntes SACRAMENTO, Mar. 18.—Un­ PUEBLO, Colo., Mar. 18—Miss go on “fishing expeditions' votes the senate Monday ended n Tho time of these programs will ons| s. Lengthy questioning follow- in issue. Mr. Eastman explained der u change of plnns, tho round lected in Municipal Court Monday Bella Janssen, whose body wns not n search for evidence, tho Su­ 16 months fight by confirming in bo at 3 o’clock, it wns further an­ H as as to tho amount but ho said also that, it had been the endeavor the world army aviators announ­ morning amounted to $610. There found in n trunk in Ogden, Utah, in preme Court held Monday ir. nn executive session tho nomination nounced Tuesday. were 33 cases tried before Judge to construct the proposed distanco could not remember but thought ced Tuesday they will fly from was slain ns she knelt opinion delivered by Justice Hei­ of Wnlter I.. Cohen, negro Re­ Arthur L. Wisncr of the Redscale in such n way that it can Mather Field to Eugene, Oregon, James G. Sharon including threo Saturday, was about $6,000. in prayer, Fred Janssen, her hus­ nes to which no dissent wns not­ publican lender of I/misisna, to be path liquor cuses from whicli $352 was Chautauqua, who arrived Attorney General Daugherty, Justly nnd reasonably be used ns a instead of to Vnnvouvcr Bar­ collected. band told the Pueblo police here ed. The decision was in cases comptroller of cutsoms for the here Tuesday, has been in thenators Curtis and Elkini, C. guide in the revision of intrastate racks, nenr Portland, Washing­ New Orienns district. Monday. Janssen admitted he had brought by the commission in its business for several Cases disposed of were ns fol­ hired a Mexican to kill her. sworn Slemp and several ropre- rates and for tho purpose of bring­ ton, shortening Tuesdays flight Thirty-nine senntors voted Mon- chautauqua effort to search records of the and states that the program lows: Fannie Patterson, possession ntatives were named among the ing about hnrniony between these 600 miles. for confirmation and 38 for yorse DENVER. Colo., Mar. 18—Cap­ American Tobacco Company and dny arranged for Sanford this season nnd interstate rates within the of liquor, $150 bond estreated; rejection, a net switrh nt two votes iblic officials who had transne­ The flight started at 0:32 o’­ Charlie Sheffield, possession of li­ tain of Detectives Rinker announc­ the P. Lorrillurd Company. Is by far tho best ever assembled southern territory. from tho poll on Feb. 18, when the ons in the Dohcny ami Sinrluir Mr. Eastman suggested that his clock Monday morning, when Mu- quor, $100 and costa; Victoria Pat­ ed thnt Fred Janssen, arrested nt "It is contrary to the frst nomination was rejected 37 to 35. for Redpath patrons. I stock about the time the nnvnl jor Frederick L. Martin left tho terson, possession of liquor, $100 Pueblo, admitted his identity but principles of justice," the court “Every dnv is a headliner,’’ he 1 reserve leases were consum- proposal would work in such a way ground. He was followed by bond estreated; Ben Holt, gam­ declared a Mexican killed his wife, declared, "to allow n search One of the changes is known to declares ami season ticket pur­ "that it will afford a just and rea­ have been by Senntor Shipstcad, sted, according to rcconls of Lieut. Lowell II. Smith and Lieut. body was reported found in through nil the respondents' rec­ farmer-labor, are assured a three-fold Minnesota, who chasers e stock brokers disclosed tn- sonable basis for the elimination Leigh Wade. A scoto of army bling, $7 bond estreated, John whose ords, relevant or irrelevant, in moved for reconsideration; n trunk in Ogden. value when they secure one for this of specinl state classifications, less James nnd Will Ward,. gamMIng, the ,jr nt tho Teapot Dome hearing, ami civilnn airplanes followed ns hope that something will other wns in controversy Monday big five-day’s entertainment. According to n message to the tho lice McKinney, of Cleveland, than carload exceptions to the nn escort and soon disappeared in $10 bonds estreated; Laura Kelly, turn up.” The Redpath Chautauqua is be­ southern classification nnd many Denver Post, Janssen, admitted gambling, $5 bond estreated; Dave night, the statemoht being made >ok the ataiql and testified that less than carload commodity the clouds northward. Brown, Jim Henderson, Snm John­ his identity, but denied he had kill­ The mere fact thnt one is en- that ____ several__senators on each side ing showed In Sanford under tho Ibert Fall asked him to say he rates.” ’ The fourth world cruiser, de­ son, $10 bonds estreated; Will ed his wife. He is said to have ad­ gaged In interstate commerco or i hnTf transferred pre-arranged pair* suspires of the Rotary Club whose id loaned Fall $100,000. He layed in delivery by the manufac­ Crosby, gambling, case continued; mitted, however, that he had em­ thnt a corporation has been or- in order thnt thiey might record members have been assisting iq Alternative Application. id ho had refused. tho salo of season tickets for the "In the case of inter-territorial turer here, today was in San W. D. Hickson, J. W. Daugherty ployed u Mexicun, whose nnnu he gnnized to conduct such busi­ their ballots. The most direct testimony yet rates,” tho report went on, "pro­ Diego. Lieut. Erik II. Nelson, nnd Will Alexander, drunk, $10 did not know, to kill her. He is ness "does not make men's af­ Sonato Rnnsdell, Democrat, past 10 days. That the entertain­ iven before the Senate Investigate vision has been mado for the al­ pilot, hopes to tuke off Tuesday, bonds estreated; Janie Coleman, said to have admitted to the police fairs public," Justicu Holmes Louisiana, characterized tho in­ ment will be a big success and one g committee in a effort to con- ternative application of rntes made lie will join the others nt Port­ disorderly conduct, $10 bond es­ he had paid the man $160. stated, pointing out that it was sistence of the administration up­ which people of this city will tnt tho Attorney General directly 83 1-3 per cent of the gateway land or Seattle. mnterinfly different in the case on confirmation of the appoint­ joy thoroughly, is tho prediction of Arrested nt Eden. treated; Walter Knight, gambling, ith tho conspiracy to show mo- combination of first class rntes, ment ns "an outrageous proceed­ every member of tho club. Janssen was arrested at Edtn, of railroads. America’s attempt to map the case dismissed; Dave Brown, ion pictures of tnc Carpontler- where thut basis would be lower first world airway will he carried gambling, $8 bond estrented: Colo., near here early Monday af­ Referring to the fact that the ing" and out of hnrmany with rep­ lempscy prize fight in violation of than tho distance scale basis in out in n series of flights ranging Charles Rnho, gambling $8 bond ternoon. He was riding toward commission must have some def­ resentative government. Cohen ederal law while various "goats” order that communities in south­ from 135 to 800 miles. estreated; James Coleman, gam­ Pueblo i na taxicab he hod hired inite foundation for its inquiry could not be elctcod to the least rcrc prosecuted and fined small ern border territory may not be ■ the court nsserted Congress nev­ important office in his own state, bling, $10 bond estreated; Jnnic in Colorado Springs. First Jump to Sacramento. rV Or The A uatlilrS Prraa) tuns, came f(om G. O. Holbridge, subjected to undue prejudice in the senator said nnd yet he is to er intended to give the commis­ Janssen said he remained in nn Bell, gambling, continued to Fri­ The first jump was from Clov­ The house debated against Act­ former Department of Justice comparison with the gateway day; Laura Kelley, inmate of adjoining room whilo tho Mexican sion authority it claimed in the be put over hundreds of voters ing Secretary Roosevelt and tho gent, who presented a witnessed points. It is recognized that the er Field here, to Mather Field, gambling house, $5 bond estrent­ killed his wife. nnd taxpayers, not only in oLuismatter of search. Sacramento. The second, Tues­ (port of a conversation ho had distanco bnsis should not bo no iunu but in several adjoining leasing of naval oil reserves. His wife’s body was discovered ed; G. H. Garrett, speeding, $3 "Any one who respects tho Tho Davis cup drawings were 'ith Jap Mumn already identified rigidly applied as to lose the nil- day. will be from Suerumcnto to nnd costs; Will Brown, speeding, by specinl agents for the Union spirit ns well as the letter of the states. held at tho Whito House with Many Deals Iteportrd. n the inquiry as one of tho owners vantage of simplicity nnd con­ Vancouver Barracks, Washing­ $3 nnd costs; Henry Lewis, vag­ Pacific railway at Ogden, Utan, Fourth amendment would he Reports of "deals" were current President Coolidge opening the venience in tariff publication and ton, across the river, from Port­ rancy, transferred to county court; who forced open the trunk after an loath to bcllove," Justice Holmes f the films. land, Ore., Wednesday to Seattle, in the senate before and after tho ceremony. that groups of modern dimensions Holbridge quoted Muma ns havwhere the pontoons will be in­ E. C. Blair, recruiting labor with­ express messenger had reported said, "that Congress Intended to The proposals to 1'mlt presi­ g quoted Attorney General nmy be reasonably used in the case stalled for marine landings until out license, dismissed upon pur­ that blood wns trickling from it. authorize one of its subordinate last rejection nnd these were said dents to one term under consti­ to hnve influenced finally the re­ of the longer hauls. The trunk wns checked from I)cn chase of license; E. F. Holtzclaw, agencies to sweep all our tradi­ peated but unsuccessful attempts tutional amendment were defeat­ tougherty ns having said to him "The recommendations are con­ the fliers can reach Calcutta, In­ recruiting labor without license, ver last Frday for Weed, Calif. tions into the fire, or to direct i Washington: in the senate. dia. The hegining of the trip, fined to maximum rutes; low min­ Tho body was clnd only in un­ fishing expeditions into private of Senator Moses, of New Hamp­ edThe "If you put this across you imum rates are fixed and the car­ expected to he only four nnd a dismissed upon purchase of li­ soldiers’ bonus bill was nsshire and Senator Jones 'of Wash­ derwear. a kimona and a pair of cense; Wayne evans, grand lar­ papers in the possibility that nght to get a big cut, not less than riers for the present nre permitted half hours flight, proved to lie a sailed on the floor of tho housa ington, Republicans to make tho house slippers. It hnd been tied ceny, held for Lnkclnnd authori­ they may disclose evidence of secret vote public. On every such by advocates of u full rn<h pay­ A per cent." to publish rates lower than the beginning of the many problems ties; W. A. Puckett, speeding, $3 in place in the trunk by pieces of Different Situation. On vigorous cross examination maximum to .the extent that this the airmen will have to face. occasion there wns prompt rejec­ ment option. and costs; Irvin Alex, reckless rope and the head had been covered The question is u different one, tion from the Democratic side. Report to the treasury indicat­ the Attorney General’s counsel can be without undue preference Light rains fc'l here, a wall of driving, $10 bond estreated; Floyd with a rag carpet. tho court pointed out, where the Members of thut party from bor­ ed that income tax payments for olbridge conceded that he had of and undue prejudice to particu­ clouds settled down on tho Teha- Child, drunk $10 and costs; John­ Revolver in Box of Candy. state granting the charter to u states exhibited keen desire to this month would exceed those of othing else to substantiate tho lar localities. chpni and the San Joaquin and nie Stevens, drunk and disorderly, Janssen told the police his wife corporation gives its own com­ der block any motion to lift the rules. one year ago. barge that the Attorney General Sacramento valleys were blunMr. Eastman also suggested and costs; M. Carlston, reck­ had received a box of candy from mission power to inspect records. Senator Caraway, Democrat, The record of the Cohen case as part of the conspiracy. Prev- that in event the commission adop­ keted by clouds. It wax feared $25 'll n man named "Tom" living in The right of access given by wns less driving, $10 bond estreated; said to be almost nnprecennt- Arkansas, charged Attorney Gen­ us testimony had been that Jess ted the proposed readjustment, they would have to go above the Andy Johnson, reckless driving Pittsburgh, Pa, about u year ago. jf and drunk, $100 and costs, Henry A revolver was found in the bot­ the statutes to the commission is ed in senate annals, lie was given eral Daugherty is being kept in te friend boasted that "we” fourth section relief should be clouds over Tchuchnpi pass. L Smith the Attorney General’s granted to weak lines or short they were forced to a high alti­ Laurie, drunk, $10 bond estreated; tom of the box, he said. He said to documentary evidence, the a recess appointment Nov. 4, 1922, office for his “supposed political court Haid. This did not mean, nnd his name first sent to tho son- influence.” >uld get $180,000 by protecting line* upon the ground of financial tude at the puss, it might have Johnson, speeding $3 and he believed tho revolver was sent it explained, access to all docu­ ate by President Harding ut tho Swift und Compuny wua award­ io fight lm owners from prose- disability and “to all lines upon meant u return to Snntu Monica. Andy so his wife could kill him. costs. ments, but only " ti rue*" d* ~*- special session which began that ed a verdict in the court of clnima ution, and that various minis of the ground of uctunl or construct­ However, the wenther broke ments us aro evidence.” Tho la\q month. The session expired with­ for $1,077,386 in ita suit uguinst Honey were collected for Smith ive circuity," such relief to be favorably nnd the aviators were not allow tho party wanting out uction on the nomination, how­ the government over payment n that account. * limited to lines not cxeccsively able to get over tho mountains Bergdoll Would Know Suspected of Beating docs evidence, the opinion added, to ever, and Cohen wns given another j for wur-tima bacon. Attack Accusers circuitous nnd to instances where under the clouds. The long pending nomination What the Punishment His Nephew to Death call for all documents "in order recess appointment. Attorney General Daugherty’s the rates will not bo less than The cruisers plan to lenvo Se­ of Wnlter L. Cohen, negro Re­ \ 'J to see if they do not contain it." (Continued on page 8) Mack on his accusers was contain* reasonably compensatory. attle late this month, go through publican leader of laiuisiana, to n r T h e Associated I'rrs s. (llr The Assoclatril Press) Some ground must be shown 1 in n jetter to Chairman BrookAinskun and Alcutinn points nad be comptroller of customs for tho LAUREL, Miss., Star. 18.—Sus­ for suposing thnt tho documents EBERBACH, Germany, Mar. 18. art of the investigating commitreach Chicagotf, island of Attu, Grover Cleveland Bergdoll author­ pected of hnving whipped to death called New Orleans district, was con­ for do contain it. Not on­ (e. The Attorney General said end of first division by April 11. ized the statement Tuesday that his nephew with nn iron chain, ly must n ground be laid for the firmed by thu senate. bat he would prove by James W. To End Second Division in Japan. he hnd not agreed to return to the Matt Allon, farmer, is in jail at demand, the court said, “must be The supreme court held by the iolcomb, Samuel Ungcrlelder and federal trade commission no au­ Bay Springs. Tho boy’s body is reasonable.” A general subpoe­ The second division of the United States but was willing to enry T. Ellis of Cleveland; and thority for unlimited inspection (light over Jupun will come to un consider proposals giving assur­ badly bruised and a blow on the na in the form of those used by is brother M. S. Daugherty of of books of corporation! engaged end ut Kagoshima, Japan, ncur ance of tho exact punishment he head is believed to have caused the commission in these two cus­ ashington Court House, Ohio, in interstate commerce. Nugnski, April 26. The third di­ would have to undergo if he re­ death. Allen said the boy had fits es would he bad, the court de­ Mrs. Grace Totman, wife of J. at tho prosecution’s star witness, The court of claims dismissed and died. vision extends along tho Chinese turns. Hr Thr Press. clared adding that “some eviaxie Stinson, divorced wife of W. Totman, died Monday nt 1 o’­ 28 suits brought for compensa­ MEXICO CITY, Mar. 18-Aca- const through to Calcutta, India, denco of the muterinlity rf the *s W. Smith, has offered to turn pulco. recently taken by the rebels by wheel landing gear through papers demanded must bo pro­ clock nt the Fornnkl-Laughton tion as an outgrowth of seizure has been recaptured by General the fourth division, arriving at duced. Hospital following a serious op­ by tho United States of German, Austriun und neutral-owned ships Rafael Sanchez. The arrest was San Stcfanu, Turkey, June li). eration on lust Monday atter- during the war. ordered of Ernesto Luna, com­ Then through the fifth division noon. Mrs. Totinun was 40 years St. Patrick’s Day It was learned that tho Italian mander federal forces which fled tho aviators will fly over the Bal­ old. ambassador has indicated the on the nppronch of the rebels af­ kans to Vienna thencs down Program is Given With her hushand and daugh­ readiness of his government to ter requesting the captain of the through France and to Loudon, is in readiness for H. C. IluBose and Col. George W. ter, Mrs. Totman came to San­ conclude a liquor treaty with the American cruiser Cincinnati to Englund, arriving July 1. The theEverything At Rotary Dinner Theso talks, it was Prosperity Dinner to bo giv­ Knight. ford about u year agi from Can- United States along the lines of lnnil a detachment of marines. sixth division is over Iceland, en tonight a*, the Valdez Hotel further announced, will be inter­ anduigua. N. Y. Mr. Jotmun has thnt with Great Britain. War Secretary Serrano has order­ Greenland, down the Canadian by the Sanford Chamber of spersed by special musical num­ 'and entertain­ been engaged in tbc insurance Gerald O. Ilc-ldridge, former coast to Washington, arriving Commerce. Over 75 tickets had bers. Music for the occasion will ingAnSt. interesting ed the trial of Luna for treason. Patrick’s wns business in this city agent of thu Department of Jus­ there about August 1(1. Then the been sold up until noon Tuesday, be furnished byReixenstein’s five- given today at the program weekly lunch­ Mrs. Totman wait taken ill tice, told tho DaugheHy commit­ VERA CRUZ, Mar. 18—Minister final leg will be ncross the United it was announced, nnd belief wns piece orchestra. eon by the Rotary Club ut the Val­ several days ago and biter it was tee the attorney-general vns con­ States back to Clover Field. jf Wnr Francisco Serrano, has nrexpressed th it there would be dez Hotel. In charge of the day’s Tho dinner will begin promptly necessary remove her to the cerned in n conspiracy to exhibit •Ivcd ut Santa LuCretcia to direct fully 100 present at tonight’s at 8 o’clock, it was stuted. Man­ entertainment was Harry T. Bod- hospital toto undergo Dcnipsey-Carpenticr fight the opera­ the i campaign against tho rebels Sanford Experiences gathering. agement of the Valdes Hotel hns well. It included the singing of a For a time he" condition films. vhile the federal general Topete Secretary Pcarman slated that prepared h tempting menu for number of popular Irish songs by tion. to be for the better but ias reached Elburro 10 kilometers Heavy Rainfall Today there will probably be a largo the occasion, it is said. the members and a reading by appeared she suffered a relapse. With her listant according to offica. annumber of women present nt the The idea of holding the lunch­ Mrs. McMullen entitled. "Aux when she died shortly nftcr l o’­ Prominent Officials louncement Tuesday. An intansjve dinner, which ► ho’ .v; the interest Italian." What is said to be one of the eon was sugegsted several days clock Wns her husband. Irive against the renel strongholds Held Serious Crime heaviest rainfalls, if not the heav­ that is shown by everyone in ago when members of the or­ George Brockhohn sang a clever n Puerto, Mexico. Frontera and iest Funeral services will lm held holding this novel get-together parody on tho “Wearin’ of the during tho past few months, ganization, feeling f'.iut it would Yucatan awaits the joining of the was experienced in this city (lur­ meeting. ut the Miller Undertnkim; Par­ (Dr Th* Aa*u«latr<l Prraa) be very fitting to express appre­ Green" in which there were several lors on Second Street Wednesday WASHINGTON, Mar. 18—Rep‘orces. Reports indicate the hat- .......... . good jokes pulled on various mem­ _____ _ w The program ns prepared by ing the 12 hours between 12 o’ciation of the fact that Sanford is ber sof the club. There were ufternoon at 3 o’clock, with Rev. | resontative Harold Knutson, Min­ le in the vicinity of Puerto MeX- clock last "niglTt and* today "noon, i the committee and which was A. S. Peck in charge. The body ' nesota and Leroy M. Hull, govern­ co has been discontinued. 3 ho when there was 2.8 inches of fall. made public this morning includ­ very much alive ami is enjoying about 30 members present. and unprecedented will then be taken to th? station ment clerk, were given a prelimfederal* have established the ad­ From shortly before midnight last es George A. DcCoilo as chair­ a steady The Rotarinns heard a report vance and are awaiting reinforce­ night until 8 o'clock this morning man of the dinner, v/ith Harry T. growth, decided to give the Pros­ from Miss Moll Whitncr on the to be shipped to Mrs. Totman’s inary hearing at Arllngtoi Tues­ perity Dinner. sale of season tickets for the Red- former home at Canandaigua. day on a serious charg? r !l' l’erred ments. the rainfall was 2.02 inches ami Bodwell. of Sanford, and Provi­ Everyone is cordially invited Burial will take place nt 3 o’clock by officers who arrestei them on from 8 o’clock to 1 o'clock today dence, R. I., ns the guest of honor to attend the luncheon, men and path Chautauqua. Her report Friday afternoon. Thu body will a highway outside Washington. showed that the advance sale had and princijml speaker. Others MARKETS .78 inches more had fallen. About who will be called upon to ad­ wotn'on alike and those who Have been good but she urged the mem­ be acompanied by Mr. Totman, Knutson has entered plea it to t two weeks ago Sanford had a rain­ dress the gathering will be Frank not made their reservations al­ bers to push the sale of additional his daughter and Mrs. Totman’a guilty and said he was tho victim NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 18.— of a horrible mistake. mother. fall of two Inches in 12 hours’ time. P. Forster, Mayor Forrest l-ftke, ready, nro urged to do so at once. tickets. larch 29.13; May 28.86. ■ NEW PLAN CALLS FOR A REVISION OF CLASS RATES F L IG H T BEGUN TO MAP WORLD ROUTE B Y AIR Police Catch More WomanWhoseBody Liquor Violators; Found I n Trunk Fines Total $640 SlainDuringPrayer FEDERALTRADE WALTER COHEN COMMISSION TO IS CONFIRMED BE RESTRICTED COMPTROLLER Washington News (f 1 Mrs. Grace Totman Dies Here Tuesday At Local Hospital Luna Arrested For TreasonbyMexican Secretary of War % Chamber of Commerce Dinner To Be Given Tonight At The Yaldez Hotel . I ! id �CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS ,J f Q t v r i n c r i i m a ” .^ p P rin g M in e W a ll trill L I Could bo Happy With One Little Boy, Elvira and Society Be Given Tonight B y Girls’ Society I have done for m u y ex*aervice with those who take bribes, is ho men before and since th at date, who, clunking himself Irt congrciAt the time I got him the poaition sionni immunity, willfully misroit was before I had been nnmi- •nrerent* facU in nn endeavor to nated for the assembly of New injuio nn innocent man. ItegnruYork Rtato, almost two years lie- It?* of politics, such a mim should fore I became assistant secretary b? held to account." ■of tho navy .aijd while u Demo- Representative Stevenson issued cratie administration was sitting n stetement Sunday night replying in Washington. to tin t or Mr. RooCuvcU. tl fol“ It so happened that I was not lov/s: connuited concerning the making «jn rcfercnco to Col. Roosevclfs of the oil leases. 1 did not *n°]*ichargo that 1 have slandered him they were being considered unti ' or |,j.4 the record will show after they were occompllsiiod .h-j t hnve used only the fucU facts. With reference to th? Ten-, tcJ(|flflrf to by him and his brothpot Dome lease in particular I c; drawn:;; inferences whom they never knew Hint it was rootem- icf* o indefinite, plated to lease Teapot Dome. I i nnf, never knew Mr. Sinclair was nego«. * »!. ml.1 thl1 HnHmr is .i>nrr >w<nf r\rt IT tlllS tinting u.UU with sLrt the government on Mr. Hulfll sAlT ... tO . . cIO inrinir James anti prerented by the high /chool pu­ pils last week for the benefit of ihc orchestra, will be given again 3. Our Wedding Day—Priscilla, tomorrow night, it was announced '".TP --------Primrose and Bridesmaids. Under the auspices of tho Girls’ i -I. Four Little Girls noil Four friendly pociety and for the bene- Littio Boys, Tom, Maids or Honor fit of (he building fund of the Epis­ and Best Men. copal Church, the three-act musical 5. *a) Till Our Dreams Como Mmedy “Springtime" will be pre- True—Prisclllannd Jack. Mdted tonight a t the Sanford High (b) Finale—Wedding Bells—En­ tiefaool auditorium at 8:16 o’clock. semble. ^ 8 o m o of the best talent in San­ Act 2. ford will be seen in. this presenta­ 1. Springtime—May Day Chorus. tion of the famous play first pro­ 2. Garden of Memory—Prlcllla. duced by the John B. Rogers Pro­ 3. Snihlt of Memory—Dance. ducing Company. Rehearsals on •t. Finale—Fairyl Talcs—En­ 4 * . entetrainment have been in semble. progress for some time and it is IH. Mid by those in a position to I. No. No Nora—Futurists. Mow, that the play will be one 2. Trial by Jury—Jaury Maidens •a the best that has been presented 3 Springtime—Priscilla and Jack. 4. If You Don’t Think So, You’re Crazy—Bobby . 5. Finale—Rainbow. Trail—Show Girls. Springtime—Ensamble. I). I- Thrasher and wife to N. II. Garner. B. W. Herndon and wife to Almn D. Gibbs. The Slavia Colony Compnny to _ John Ccman and wife. , ' Elvira Eastman. Social Butter------------------------R ' U f f ----------- Eva Grace Wagner REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IM sirce-------- Miss Anna Kanncr Mar. 13 Z foyco (Society Girl) ............... p. A Mcro and wife to J. W. /A—..........— Miss Tylle Benjamin Mero, Sr., and wife. > (Cocjety Girl) Miss Grace Gil Mattie Pnce to Edward M. Cates.1 8|Ja (Society Girl) ........ ..... ....... Lula Benton and husband to J.l 5; ' Grace Gillon E. Laing. iW Elkin ........ Miss Ruth Gillon Grivcr C. Sperring and wife to AT THE MII.ANE Act II. Scene 2. Collier Brown. Before he came to Julnnno; T he same garden in May, 1808. Johnston, Maurice Tourneur’s |! fogies Brewster, founder of tho tape-measure rejected 17 girls j- Brewster Pill ..... -James ..James Stone who npplied for n place as premier qfkgnkful Standish, his sjator.... danscuse in an Orie.ntinl banquet — ...... Miss Gsyic Marshall scene in “The Brass Bottle," the Prikcilla Brewster, his riaughFirst National picture appearing at ---------—.—.. Dorothy Mcro the Miinne Theatre todny. Then Prtmroso Standlsh....Velmn Shipp every measurement was perfect. ttm Higgins .............. ;.... Ed Moye "Hullo! Who sent you here?" he !* . Wainwright....Wnrncr Scogga exclaimed. “Me? Why, Nan Collins, your ....... Wnrner Schggan carding director. She said you Ifofcby Brewster ....... Ice McLain wore dreadfully particular hut she f ll lf o JajM —Eva Grace Wagner wan r.ure I could meet your require­ Abigail Thompkins....................... ments," came the nnswer. f _............ Georgia Mobley Miss Johnston did meet the re­ Act 2. Scene 1, quirements for tho type Mr. Tour­ . Same as Act L Scene 1. neur bad in mind—n slim, tall prin­ “ * Act II. Scene 2. cess of a girl who would appear to 'The same garden in May, 1888. bee the ideal beauty to the eye of Little Priscilla .... Ann Robson an Arabian Nights’ genic. Ver» Riggs...,. Margaret Torrence So with four other girls from the; Daisy, who stutters....Martho Flits Dcnishawn school she entertains] M u te r Jack .... William Morrison the guests of the principal charac­ Mfo. Jack W ainright—Vclmn Shipp ter of the story—Horace Vcntimore Ifre. Elvira Riggs....Eva Gracemf ns played by Harry Myers—when Mrs. Elivra Riggs ...................... commanded to do so by the genie .-'/ft*...............t*V ( Grace Wagner Eve who is her master (Ernest Tor­ Abigail Thompkins ..................... rence.) —..........- ....... Georgia Mobley Tully Marshall, Bnrbnra LnBobby Brewster......... Lee McLain Marr, Charlotte Merrinni and Otis Zcnobla, his wife...... Carol Stone Harlan rc the balance that make Act 3. up a well organized cast. .Same as Act 1. Scene 1. Priscilla Doan.............. Doro M en Dr. Jack W ain w rig h t.............. —...................... Warner Scoggin NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 17-Llvc Bobby Brewster ...... Sam Byrd (Continued from page 1) rtock warnings, were issued for Phln engaged to Sue Parons.... • ------:.... . Clarence Fields Arknnsas in connection with the spoke or telephoned to Mr. Sin­ forecast of another cold wave for clair about him nnd he was given List of Musical Numbers those states tonight. n position. This is no more than 2. Curtain Jinks, Industrial A ctivity Is N ow A t H igh Mark “ A complete conspiracy has been rbown in both the fight film and the aircraft eases,” said Sen­ ator Wheeler. “Of course, it is almost impossible that wo can es­ tablish, completely, all details of the payment of one hundred $1,000 bills. Tho public can’t expect to have us prove that Attorney Gen­ eral Daugherty went out in the middle of tho street and took money in the presence of persons standing there on the street. Tlmt wasn't the way they did business.’* WASHINGTON, Mar. 17.—At­ torney General Daugherty is being kept in nfilcc by President Coolidge solely because of his supposed poli­ tical influence in the forthcoming presidential campaign. Senator Caraway. Democrat. Arkansas, charged todny in the Senate. Continued from nage would not bo eligible. The oHslt payments might be made. Mr. Green said, within tho calendar year if the bill is pass­ ed. although the insurance policies would not bu dated until Jan. 1, (By T»r A usetalH P t»»0 WASHINGTON, Mur. 1 7 ,-In ­ dustrial activity continues ut n high marl; In Southern states, with labor generally well »m ployed, c uurplun of unskilled workers being reported in a tew states, tho Emoloymcnt Service Department of Labor said todny in »h< February Review. Florida's employment sit­ uation expected to Ik) clarified within a month by the departure of floating lubor and normal activities are expected to be Hufllcicnt to ban-' die resident workers THEATRE .Today..., A Maurice Tourneur Pi With Ernest Torrear# J u ly, ?,arBho». Otii 3 be higher than 2 per cent mom Charlotte Mcrriam. than the federal reserve rates for the district in which tho loan bank Mystery, Magic, Mirth Magnificence—A Fi, situated. . Loans could not exceed National. 00 per cent of the reserve value of the certificate for tho current year nor 00 per cent of the face Comedy: “Two .Wagons, Uncovered" value a t any time. Loan Values. Prices 10 and 2.*, cent The following table shows the loan values at various years of a ' Tuesday: “The Rained l 11,000 policy: Linn Value | Year 90 Per Cent 3 ............................................$ 87.931 225.32 203.75 303.98 310.12 390.25 430.50 484.90 535.84 589.19 615.22 70-1.09 Loans could be made on tbe policki after two years from the date of issuance at banks incorporated under the laws of n state, tsrritho rate of intercs t lucodtonT7an tory of the District of Columbia, and the rate of interest could not WEST PALM BEACH—Ph Pineapple Growers* As*oefc perfects a marketing organia MOUNT DORA being made on nev Crooked Lake dri Manor. AX IA SI! An d i t ’h a s *B ^ w m woBXH W Am iegptHi: A n e tru tfd e i^ ^ r^ est- and'mosf prominent" makers' apronkfeeSsies* at"at pric^ concession I far greater* than any* we* have1everTeceivedl on^garmentsko^ such1superior.* quality arid exquisite' styling;. , Ohe. f o d k ’ at- th is k a s s O rtE Q ie n t'o fe stylish m o d e l s ' will convince you' that these? dirtssesi^e^wftltotrt):exOeptibn the greatest' values you have' ever'.’seen:^ .^Ibst^desira bl e A m o s k e a g : g in g ­ new* trlmmi'tffi;. dainty piques: andl Organdies— nfevottractlvertc-racandi ^eflotifaR combination' pipings] to> m atch! alii hams and fast' color'Scout percales' in' hmSdreds’ of pretty riev/ color* and 1 d e lig h tfu l- patte'rifow Checks, plaids;- pfalul shades and novel pattern** THE BEST ATTENDED AND MOST REMARKABLE SALE OF SAN FORD CONTINUES. NEW ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE GREAT LIST OF BARGAINS MAKING AN EX­ TRA INDUCEMENT TO GO TO D. L. THRASHER’S SEE OUR W INDOW D ISPLAY Out of Towre Patrons- Cm Order bp Mail! These high grade shirt.s are made of the finest woven madras and cords and in a large assortm ents of neat stripe paUcrnsi well made, sizes 11 to 17. ^ TdmonEnmy Qualities' Splendid ring (sE 4 > iia lu > Iii/;h Grade Suits With each purcl'c&c vi .c ."i c lie Riven uwny free, nay c; Ir r . ; a customer. 60 pairs of Thompson Bros, high grade $10 and $12 Shoes for S2.E0. NEW STOCK Men's Straw Hats $1.95 to $3.45. Copyrighted 1924 Th* Starling Co.uChica4o Next Door to First National Bank W elak a Block Sanford, �TlftTSANrO H ir DAILY H CTAtP/ TtflSDAY; WABCff 18; 1921 « I I I I R I I I I I H I I » l » M G O O S E B L U E 5 -■ • 9 I I I I I H i n i U U I W ill v s’ " 8 s STANDARD OF HIGH QUALITY . I H K H n » n » I I I K I B I I i n M i . 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S" B' * 8 11 BBBBBBBBflBBnBBBMBBnBaiBIBBBBBBBBSBBBBBHEBBBBSBBBB i CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM Opening Wednesday, March 19 Afternoons 4—Evenings 8. FIRST AFTERNOON ‘ FIRST NIGHT Introductory Exercises. * Soncert, Troubadour Male Male Quartet. Popular Concert, Toubadbur' Lecture, “The Needs of the flour,” Judge George D. Male Quartet. Alden. Admission 50c, Children 25c Admission 50c, Children 25c SECOND MORNING SECOND NIGHT Children’s Entertainment, — ''Give and Take,” Great Amer­ “Characters from Story ican Comedy, A New York Books,” Misses Scott and Cast. Denny. Admission 25c. Children TOe Admission $1.00. Children 50c. THIRD MORNING SECOND AFTERNOON Children’s Entertainment, — Grand Concert, Chicago Mel­ Kelly, Ventriloquist and his ody Trio and Misses Scott* and Denny. - Talking Dolls. Admission 50c, Children 25c ! Admission 25c. Children 10c THIRD NIGHT THIRD AFTERNOON Popular Entertainment, Glen j Concert, Glen Wells Company Lecture, “The Basis of Liber­ Wells Company. ty,” Frank P. Johnson. Children’s Entertainment, —J Admission 50c, Children 25c Admission-50c, Children 25eh FOURTH NIGHT FOURTH MORNING Lecture, “The New India,” “Stories* of India,” Hivale, Bhaskar Hivale. the Hindu. Admission 50c. Children 25c. Admission 25c. Children 10c. FOURTH AFTERNOON FIFTH AFTERNOON. Concert, Montague Light Magic and Mystery, Spectac­ Opera Singers. ular Production, The Great Lecture, “Success With Ease,” Laurant and Company. Geoffrey F. Morgan. Admission 75c. Children 35c. Admission 50c. Children 25c. FIFTH NIGHT Montague Light Opera Grand Concert Featuring' Singers. “Gretehen of Holland,” Admission 75c. Children 35c. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ;■ ■ u J Never has there been r.uch mnjrnilicent (-.elections in Wall I'aiier! The new desijjns, just arrived, nrc indescribably beautiful. Do mine to them—and you will realize how glorious your walls can look this Spring! n Certainly v;c will assist you in making harmonious ' selections, at prices you can easily afford. J S SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER j COMPANY. a . ...id., "...li*...<»» Account ri » t a m u Will Safeguard Baby’s Future A weekly dep.-sli of :» dollar or two will hardly he fell, yet iii i:-. uslonisltinir what n difference it makes by the time ltafiy is rn th e threshold of young manhood or woman hnnd 't houghtful, far-seeing parents, Interested in their rhildren’s future, will start a Savings Account for them today n t s ...S e m in o le C o u n ty B a n k Celer SHIPPED BY S a n fo r d -O v ie d o Triad Gro wers INCORPORATED SANFORD Y f FLORI # ,. . i ., . ■ A. “ 9 J r ■ J ■ 5 ■ ■ • •• ■ I —Uni.^ll3BBQR0BDBI3SBBB9flB?IBMflBBBBBBl 'a ir EVERY POSSIBLE ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT SHOULD BE GIVEN THOSE IN CHARGE OF THIS SERIES OF ENTERTAIN­ MENTS. IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY PURCHASED YOUR SEA­ SON TICKET YOU MAY SECURE IT AT THE HERALD OFFICE. | c n n a s B ’SBnBQaanBBD^xxsanciBRBanBnBnBBBBKEaBBBHBnBBi SU PPO R T THE 4 . ...i un«t»BBciHr:B2BBBmiBBaRBa«aBBnaBaflBBannBaBBBnflSBajnH v IT BRINGS TO SANFORD ENTERTAINMENT OF1AN EDUCA­ TIONAL NATURE PROVIDING WHOLESOME AMUSEMENT FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION- ■ ■ i J !ji • ■ ' ... . i . , ♦ A �• • L.' i" > *jQ$*r*CH 1 < 1M4. \ r | *V«»'r. '*•. •j f ' ’. '■• li • Geneva Enjoying CHULUOTA IN N Geneva Community Rapid Growth pf Chuluota Makes A %B uilding Boom REPORTS GOOD, Club Holds Meet New School Building a Necessity * There era* never a time In the BUSINljSS YEAR The Community Club met at the On acccunt of the rapid pow th*; history of eGneva when there was Jr, • ‘ »• T * • WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.—The TALLAHASSEE, lia r. arbitration treaty negotiated be­ C. Hollingsworth serving tween the United States and 16 sentence for second del other nations at the Fifth Pan- der escaped Saturday American conference waa favorably state road camp ,accor reported Tuesday by the senate formation received from prison authorities Tuesday. Hold All Day Gathering Last committee. Sunday When Plans For A Site and Building Are Dis■Bi BBBBBu n i i i i u i i i i n » i m i i i i i i i cursed at Length. ■if TO ERECT CHURCH • >•’ ,s“ home of Mrs. Martin a t Osceola this section, ‘ the need of a as'm uch activity in the progress No,7 Msiatained as a Year Aronad on Mar. 10. There were 15 mem­ of larger building and better facili­ New FillingStation of building and general improve* bers present. After general busi­ ties ha* mode itself evident. Located in Cfrujuota n 0te ■‘YU", Popular With mont as at the present time. The ness w si transacted delicious re­ During the year the scholastic 1 eople of Neighboring Towns sanity Club started the work freshments were served, by Mrs. population of Chuluota has hearAs Well As Tourists. concrete Ailing station aetery improvement In SPECIAL Martin and Mrs. Morse as sompli- ly doubled, An increase has been is Ato new be erected by P. C. Stanley Tho' Baptist Church members A park was .purchased,,, Chbluota Inn reports a most ment to the elub/pa this is not a made from 35 to CO pupils. Along nnd J. A, Rogers of the Arm of held an nil-day meeting a t their work was carried ant | prosperous season with great ac- usual rule of the club, but which with the ed on on and increase in pupils, tho Stanley and Rogers on their church Sunday, Mar. 10. Rev. organisations became en-, tlvlty. During the winter months was appreciated by all the club community has developed u nowly acquired corner Iota In Murphy preached both morning thused with the club womens ef-imany visitors have been the members. growing interest in securing an >’ • forts. Chuluota. It is their plan to con­ nnd evening services with n Ano The next meeting will be with adequate school building. guests of this popular hotel. sermons. At noon a bountiful din­ ‘A large new school house is un­ Many of them have left for their Mrs. Quirk Mar. 31. struct on up-to-dato building in Chuluota citizens havo adopted 12 to 2 P. M. ner waa served by tho ladies on . ■ ■■■iA. ■ der construction with four largo homes in the North, but the inn a building program nnd nian the every respect and in all proba­ the ground. rooms which will accommodate 200 continues to bo the center of a pupils. It includes a large audi­ group of charming guests, in­ Snyder s return Home erection in tho near future of a bility to provide living apart­ A flne program was rendered $15,000 school building. Thin ments on the upper floor of the after dinner which was followed torium for public entertainments cluding Mrs. George Morgan, of and concerts. With a new club Kansas City, and Mrs. Baxter, of A fter Touring State program includes tho acceptance building. by a business session to discuss a house and public library this city Norfolk. Mr. Miller, a guest at new church. A committee was apof desirable school site offered by After touring the East const can justly claim the name of Pro­ the inn, states that he plans to luted to And nnd settle upon a SECURED RELIEF THROUGH C h u lu o ta --------------------------------------in cotnnliment to their guests, the Chuluotn Lund Company, in gressive Geneva. ration, etc. The next service will FOLEY PILLS Improve his grove lands this Mr. and Mrs. Grieg, of Abilene, addition to a cash donation of be April 0. yeor by planting citrus trees. Knns., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snvd- $2,500. It is the plan to ruisp the John R. Gordon, Danville. Hi., As Chuluota grows, the Chulu- er nro back in Chuluota. GENEVA The ota Inn increancs in popularity* Griegs have returned to Ituir balance of the amount nccessnry writes: “I have suffered with kid­ ney trouble flvo years; could not Among those who attended the Today it has a wide reputation home in the North in time to feci without delay. A petition herr­ sleep nt night and was always tir­ and is considered in a class by It­ the contrast in temperature be­ ing many names has been pre­ pipe organ recital at the Ueuchan I was not strong and hard Theater at Orlando Sunday after­ self. Under the personal man­ tween ChuTuotu’s plensunt cool­ sented, asking for an election au­ ed. work made mv back ache. I got of Mrs. Charles Brum- ness nnd the blizzard’s breath noon, Mar. 2, from Geneva were: agement thorizing und providing for "nme FOLETr PILLS and after a ley, wife of the agent for the that wrenched wires asunder und Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pattishall. Mr. Florida East Coast I.und Com­ $10,000 bond issue for the p u r-1 treatments I felt better and and Mrs. Charles Philips and Mr. pany, this popular hostelry con­ temporarily cut off communica­ could work with more ease, beand Mra. Dirkson and son Doug­ tinues to increase in popularity, tion. Before leaving Mr. Grieg v o r tt nCW bUildiT I "trongcT-ndTouid l l S p betlas. They reported a fine pro­ its guests doing their part to tell expressed great interest in this K Favorable action, the prompt sale tor.” FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic section and especially did he Uko of gram. the bonds nnd the co-opcr;itlan stimulant for the kidneys, make the world of it. his sister’s home nt Masphero, A number of people from this The Inn Is maintained a* • a Mr. Snyder hopes to persuade of the citizens irf this communi- • ibom more active. Get a bottle community attended the chautuu- year ground ho|.*l und many Mr. Grieg to come to Chuluota to ty will mean the early erection of Fac#ior>. qaa at Oviedo this week. week-end parties from Orlando, locate and open u bnnk in that a nice building in time for open­ showing a real nice line of uphol­ Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Pattishall Sanford, Winter stering materials. You ladies Daytona place. have purchased a new Dodge se­ and other points inPark, ing of the full term. should see them. Phone 402-MI. the state find dan. pleasure and entertainment over Or. Martin, of Osceola, has pur­ Sunday at tho Chuluotn Inn. The Citizens of Chuluota chased the Cowert residence. special Sunday dinners nro wide­ Mra. Thomas Bentley, of Toledo, ly noted and every summer hun­ At Oviedo Chautauqua 0„ who is visiting her brother, H. dreds motor out to enjoy them. B. Lewis in Sanford, spent several Mnny Chuluota citizens a t­ days in Geneva with her cousins, tended the Chautauqua held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philips. Chuluota Personals Oviedo Inst week. Every enter­ Mra. H art and Mrs. Stone were tainment had among its audience shopping in Sanford Monday. Chuluota will some day be a people from this prosperous sec­ The Community Club met with great industrial icenter if plans tion. Chuluota schools were nbiy Mra. Martin a t Osceola Monday. of leaders there materialize. Al­ represented in the attendance. It waa a very successful meeting ready this class of business has The teachers, accompanied by a and a good attendance was report­ started, it is said, and with the large percentage of the purll.i ed. purchase of the Petrons Manu­ and patrons, attended. The clos­ Geneva’s Oldest and Leading Store. m Mrs. George Gleger returned facturing Company’s stock, the ing program wns enjoyed by Mr. home Monday from Chuluota, hope of brick-making with im­ and Mrs. J. E. Snyder and u Dealers in all General Lines. where she has been taking care of proved machinery is encourag­ group of the guests from Chulu­ Mrs. .George Jacobs. ota Inn. ing. Mrs. K- B. Raueriscn, of Fort The lumber company, under GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pierde, spent Thursday afternoon Wainwright, reports increasing REFORM MEASURES PASS. OUR PRICES PERMIT with Mra{ J. M. Provatt. Mrs. Rau- business und great umounts of lerson is going to make her home building materials handled. PARIS, Mnr. 18—The senate COMPARISON in Miami. Joe Nixon has disposed of his passed Tucsdny in entirety the AsThe play, ‘Twelve Old Maids,” turpentine interests and moved cal reform measures of President that waa given here March 6, wa? to the Brumley farm, cast of Poincare. Left abstained from witnessed by a full house and was town. The new owner plans to voting. a-great success, as was evidenced continue the turpentine bushiest CAPITALIST DIES b r.th e hearty applause of the au­ there and will make Chuluota his “THE QUALITY STORE” NEW YORK, Mnr. 18-H . Reidience. In adition to the play, two home. songs were rendered by Mrs. ChurMr. Gille and family m -ved mnn Duval who died Tuesday in leg le e . The second number was a from apartments nt Mrs. L. Ja ­ St. Augustine was president o f the Oviedo, Florida. American Beet Sugar Co., a di­ Japanese song in costume was es­ cobs to the Higgins place. pecially attractive and well re­ Mr. and Mrs. Myers have re­ rector in the Santa Fc railroad, n ceived by the audience. Before and turned from a trip down the East trustee in the Mutnl Life Insur­ after the play th Community Club coast. They have purchased a ance Company nnd a director in ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBB of Geneva served chicker pilleuu, residence lot on Spring Lnke. othor large corporations. eeke*and* Ice- cream: The sum of Mr.- Myers hopes to establish n lumber yard here and expects to 1107 was received. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas erect n cottage on his site. Among tne births recently and children left for Miami for u MOTORISTS te n /la y s’ visit. should he counted Helen Cnscll, George Maurlco Jacobs, and sons to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cope­ land. OUR DRINKS ARE DELICIOUS-OUR Four hundred boxes of oranges have been produced on the Sam (Continued from pago 1) CANDIES THE FRESHEST. His name was sent in the second Long grove this year. Tho local Woman's Missionary time Dec. 0, 1022 and rejected Mar. 1, 1023. Another recess ap­ Union wns recently entertained pointment kept him in office until by Mrs. Sam Long. Needles were Dec. 10, 1923 when President Cool- in evidence and 24 gurments idge sent tho nomination in for were made in one short nfterthe third time only to have it re­ noon. Plans were perfected by jected Feb. 18, last by a scant two the ladles for entertaining the district missionary rally on April votes. The statement then was made at A steady increasing business the White House that Cohen would be kept In office without pay. As is reported by the Red Star Bus a result of Monday’s action, he Line, which operates two busses will draw back pay, according to daily between Sanford and Chu­ In the South Eastern portion of Seminole County on the senate officials, from May 12, 1023, luotn. Florida East Coast Rail Road from New Smyrna to Okee­ the date of his lust recess appoint­ Thu birthday of Little Margar­ et Taftley was celebrated Satur­ ment. chobee is now being developed by the industrial depart­ day evening, Mar. 8, when a FORT LAUDERDALE. Mar. 18. group of friends were entertain­ ment of the Floida East Coast Railroad. Situated among The trial of Tom Ammons charged ed by Mrs. Ed Taftley, assisted the hills, lakes and pines it offers to the homeseeker, the with the murder of F. T. William­ by her sister, Mrs. Pat Townes. J. W. Miller of Iowa, started son on Dec. 30 started Tuesday. truck and citrus grower many advantages not often Former Senator J. P. Stokes, prom­ north for his home Tuesday. He inent in the whipping boss case, has been stopping at the Chuluota found in any one section. Hard roads connect with San­ Inn. He pinns to improve his represents the defense. town-site in Chuluota nnd develop ford and Orlando and by early summer a connection by WASHINGTON, Mnr. 18.—An- a 10 sere tract of grove land. Geneva needs a bank. It also hard road will be made to the east coast which brings other oil inquiry wns urged Tues­ needs a new hotel and a large one, day by Senator Fletcher of Flor­ because manv tourists und visitors Chuluota within one hours’ easy driving to these three Phone 28-J------------------------Oviedo, Fla. ida, who wants the senate oil com­ uro turned away for lack of accom­ points. mittee to recommend n rcoeal act modations. Genevt needs more conferring certain oil rights in houses to accommodate tourists the bed of Red river boundary be- and incoming residents. The Florida East Coast Railroad is now extending tween Texas and Oklahoma._____ SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS , A .. C h u l u o t a Inn K rtrP OUR SPRING Suits L O G A o es N| I M e r c a n tile C o . I s HAVE ARRIVED BIG DISPLAY NOW “STAR BRAND SHOES ON E i Lawton Bros. Co. LOGAN MERCANTILE COMPANY CALL AND SEE WALTERCOHEN t »•. 19. CLEMENT’ S PHARMACY ICry stalizedj 3■ ■ 3 Jellies, Preserves, j New Filling Station NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS CORNER CHULUOTA AND OVIEDO ROAD Marmolades PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. WE ALSO DO GENERAL AUTO REPAIR WORK Manufactured by WAKEFIELD PRESERVING CO. 3 GENEVA, FLA. On Sale Rr h’s Bakery a«BBn«lM*r | U I B| BBI I U U M I U H P I M M j Oviedo Motor Compamy iiiiiiiu iiin iu u iiu u iiiiu iiD M its line through Chuluota connecting with the main line for Miami and Cuba and all points south. This connect­ ion gives quick and through service, via Jacksonville, to all points north, east and west. The company has built one of the most handsome and most modern, fire proof hotels that any town in Florida can boast of today. Un­ der the able management of Mrs. Chas. Brumley, this hotel has obtained a wide reputation and is patronized by many clubs and social parties fom nearby towns who come to enjoy the elegant cruisine and its pleasant sur­ roundings. For information, write or phone Mrs. Chas. D. Brumley, Manager, Chuluota, Fla. w; w K it: r 1 1*5 -; '> Id B • Mr- m &’'ISi ft w* 3 At* bhr. § ’*5'' f8 ® ITv -B t v '- Ir / ?• f; © in l£ r: :1v yc For information regarding lands write JAMES E. INGRAHAM, PRES., ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA., OR CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, RES. AGT., CHULUOTA, FLA. fiiiiiiu iiu 1 �V .. •' :-r.’ ‘. : V ‘ -s'? y**'. r. ■ <".'>;»i - *- ‘< ' ^ *•?.* THE SANFORD DAILYH W ALO; TUDSDATi MARCH 18, -1 * 4 . t o I t Migftt Be Good For'Satiford. PfM M ttl I n .Tk m . • stm acK tm oiv m a t e s * m Ti»r___17-00. SI* Month* f MO ' ‘W City 1tor»o r r l e r psr Edition f l Per L ffoTICfci , A ll obltnm i, card* o f th an k s. reso lu tio n s I notice* of en terteln m en le w here f i l l are made, w ill be ch arged at t««ular ad v.rtW In c rate*. __,JC T THK ASaOCIATKD PKKSS • f t e Associated Preen Is sx c lu s It* entitled to the uae fo r repubItlon of t il n ew s d isp atch es llted to It or n ot o th e rw ise ■rwdlted In title paper and a lso th e new s published herein. A ll (M s of re-publlcatlon o f sp ecial tehee herein e r e a lso reserved. TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924. _____ THOUGHT FOR TODAY Great1and Precious Promises.— i yberehv are Riven unto us ex’Mfedinfr great and precious nromthat by these ye might be ;ers of the diviine nature, escaped the corruption i t in the world through lust. Pot. 1:4. are' DECEASED WIFE. iugh I saw my late espous­ ed saint Brought to me like Aleestls _ J t ; from the grave, Whom Jove’s great Bon to her 1 glad husband gave, Bascued from Death by force, ' though pale and faint. *> whom washed from spot of childbed taint l Purification in the Old Law did i* i ■.it . ! rn_ D an Dobb Says As Brisbane Sees If f A great .dsmknd Tar poliUrv... I l» being caused by W ‘bortag*. _____ Early in the spring of 1923, members of the Clarinda Good Min, Good PollUci. All Except Uncle Sam. Community Club, of Clarinda, Iowa, became interested in the Heir Elinor Glyn. idea of making their already attractive little community more The Ether Still Free. beautiful. A small committee was chosen from the club’s C opyright, 1311 four hundred members whose duty it was to develop a plan. It resulted in the staging of a contest with prizes for the IN CHIEF JUSTICE WILBUR, greatest improvements in the appearance of homes and gar­ of California’s Supreme Court, the President h is selected an able dens during the summer. man. whose environment has been The town was divided into nine districts, says the Amer­ California, looking out toward the ican City magazine and each district was assigned to a com­ Pacific Ocean and what lies be­ mittee of the Community Club, whose first duty was to make yond. Secretary Wilbur will rep­ the feeling of California a canvas of the residents to secure their enrollment in the resent and of all real Americana, who competition. The announcement of the contest was received say “Keep out” to those we don’t with a great deal of enthusiasm, and nearly four hundred res­ want, ana realize that flying ma­ idents signified their willingness to participate. Throughout chines and submarines are needed brnek up that order. the summer, the homes of the competitors were visited by to President Cooildge’a selection is members of the committees, and each home was graded ac­ a good choice, and good politics. cording to the improvements effected on the house and other If the President wins in the next buildings, lawns, gardens, etc. At the close of the summer, election, he will have to beat Cal­ favorite, Hiram Johnson. averages were taken on the gradings and a first prize of a ifornia’s Uy selecting a Californian for the sterling silver cup and a second prize of five dollars were .navy the wise man from Mnssaawarded to those in each district having attained the high­ chusets will soften that blow. est grade. A large cup was presented to the owner of the NEW YORK’S gas and electric home having the highest grade in the entire city. The plan light companies plan to buy the is to be repeated during this coming summer, so well pleased Chicugo &• Illinois Western Rail­ road to insure a coal supply. No­ were the participants last year. says to them “You CANT In the "Work of beautification of Sanford why wouldn’t it body MANAGE RAILROADS. ONLY be a good idea to conduct a contest of this kind? In all proba­ BORN RAILROAD MEN CAN DO bility it would tend to create rivalry in making different sec­ THAT.” Henry Ford can run n any gas company, pack­ tions of the city the most beautiful and the result would be railroad; ing concern or mining company the making of Sanford a more attractive spot. Property own railroad. But when ers would take more interest in their holdings and there would j uncle Sam suggests ggests running a be many show places that would attrac t the better class of railroad, everybody says, “ You don't know enough. YOU nre not people to this section. honest enough. YOU arc not able ‘inch as yet once more I I ‘ trUst to have Full sight of her in Heaven without restraint, tCamiit vested all iu white, pure as ; her mind. Her face was veiled; yet to my • fancied sight Ji­ Love, sweetness, goodness, in her person shined, ll * dear as in no face with more delight. But, oh! as to embrace me she Inclined, I waked, she fled, and day brought back my night. :'v . —John Milton. ------------- o Still A Great Fire Hazard. A report recently issued by the National Board of Fire Underwriters says that fire losses in the United States in 1922 totaled $506,541,001 and exceeded by millions tlic amount of the nation’s personal income tax receipts for the same year. The responsibility for $25,776,951 of the tos3 is placed on the shoulders of the careless smoker. The greater number of fires was caused by cigars or cigarettes carelessly handled. In other words if care had been taken by smokers during the year a saving of over twenty-five millions of dollars could have been made. The Herald wishes to emphasize the importance of great care being taken here in Sanford. While the city is putting in an adequate water system and while ample fire protection will soon be afforded property owners, still the fire hazard at this time is great. The careless handling of a cigar or cigar­ ette could do great damage. The city is still to a great degree unprotected nnd will continue to be so for several months. There is little likelihood th at a fire will originate in fur­ naces or stoves because they are not used to nny great extent in this climate. However during the cold days oil stoves and heaters of nil kinds and makes are in use and a word of warn­ ing now might not be amiss. Watch the stoves and take no chances. It is impossible to be too careful in m atters of this kind. Fires start easily and spread quickly. A small fire now will develop into a serious conflagration in a few minutes. San­ ford cannot afford to have another big fire. enough. In Reading, Pa., . Mreet ran into a house, so now thl company must pay M it ieaVelJ e woIufldCVaiiy b^kinS* anrtjuw soon. Jur,a A wise ’ man never slaps hh wife or selects the new wall P®rj When a move plot is used f0. the n rtt time in several month* ft is called an epic. * , If riches brought happinw, bootleggers and many other such pedptc would laugh themselves t* death. 1. The first thing to take out o' the house when starting >prin- . cleaning is all the men. We can’t help wondering if Mr. Grew, the new under-secre­ tary of the state, is a funner dirt farmer. Escaping from a fire in zero weather thinly dad is almost as exciting us emerging unscatched from an oil tangle. The most exciting movie in the movie world is the speaking films, which, if successful, may pl^y havoc with our grammar. Please forget about it.” RAILROADS ARE doing well. The Southern Railroad, that fell to f l a share, now pays live per cent dividend and sells a t fiftylfive, 100,000 shares being bought in one day. Those that bought knew that the dividend was coming. There will be more (livldend payers among the weak railroads, now that they nre allowed to “write thoir own tickets” by a benevolent government. But be careful how YOU gamble in such things. Re­ member YOU are not an insider. ' An ail-woman jury in Pottsville, Pa., reached a decision, perhaps ust to be contrary, or else just ecause. Shoe dealers in convention say men will wear high heels anj women low heels some day. But the shoes are on the other feet now. .* u ■ a HUNT’S WASHINGTON LETTER MRS. ELINOR GLYN, with her BY HARRY II. HUNT these in the Senate. Dreadful! ■ equally charming young dnughtcr, NBA Service Staff Writer. Awful! ■ ■ Lady Williams, leaving for Cali­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.—The So a letter was drafted, beseech­ ■ fornia, says of America’s beauti­ rent golden pi piano in the East ing, imploring, begging Senator ■ ful prohibition: What do parents Room of the White House never! Wheeler to wntch his stfcp. He ■ ■ expect from children when they poured forth more golden tones j mustn’t do anything rash. lie ■ break the law before them in their than it did the other day when i mustn’t any anything “radical.” ! ■ own houses? The son sees the Mrs. Coolidgo was hostess at the He mustn’t bring shame on theji ■ ■ father break the law in one way, first of a series of Lenten musicnlcs family name, the good old name of ■ will he not think it right to break she is giving for official and social Wheeler, so well nnd favorably ii it in another?” known for generations in and Washington. That’s one thing. This is the The nrtist of the afternoon wan about the old Bay State. ii other: ■ nono other than Sergei RachmaniWheeler read the letter. Then Sanfonl, Fla. N Many_ young _people in America noff, Russian piunist who has thu he grinned nnd buzzed for his ■ drink a great deal too much. Tell musical world by the heels just stenoographer. ■ A cordial welcome awaits you at this ■ them that getting drunk is worse j now. .Members of the cabinet, tho “Denr family,” he dictated, or ■ than wicked, it’s Vulgar. Many, not suprem e court and the diplomatic something like that. We only pre­ ■ at all ashamed to he wicked, arc set, with their wives and others to tend to give a paraphrase of what Strong Financial Institution ■ a ashamed of being vulgar.” thu number of 100, tried to forget he wrote. « *‘I was elected to the United for the moment the strident dis­ ■ THE GREAT-telephnne monopoly cords that have been shredding the tSntes Senate to represent the Capital and Surplus - $125,000.00 ■■ says it doesn’t, after all, enlim ex­ atmosphere of the cnpitnl since people of Montana, not my family ■ clusive possession of the ether, re­ thu Senate investigators got goin ' in .Maasachusctta. If I had stayed - - - $1,500,000.00 ...... • ----------- >-o------------- • * serving itself nil radio rights from rood. So beautiful, indeed, was in Massachusetts nnd depended onjS Total Resources ■ the surface of the United States i the_ music ___ __________ ___were __ niy family to elect me to the San- "" that some of __ them ■ right up to the blue star Vega that)almosti*W*t t»nbeiiwe -again that mU I nrvor would-have--got’there: V ■ -{shines every-night-rstraisht above <r-woHd does contain beauty and Don’t worry about me/ i’ll Wofty •M ■ headquarters. rnth and care-free happiness.. along somehow.” ••• The attention of readers of The Herald is cnlled today to telephone That’s n wise decision. Which, in tho present state of af- i Chuluota, Geneva and Oviedo. A special page of news m at­ The exeat telephone company is jlairs, is the highest praise that Mary Robert Rinehart, novelist H n i l l l i m i B B R I H i a B I R I Z l I I I R I I I l l l l l U H H I U H l ter nnd advertising appears in this issue of Seminole coun­ doing well. It will be foolish tojtould he accorded any artist, nnd playwright, has an uncanny ty ’s daily newspaper and it ih hoped will become a regular give the people too violent u cause j Additional cause for congrntulu- knnek of picking the subjects nnd for complaint. As when the people \ tion, was the fact that the recital, tho plots for best sellers and rec­ feature of the paper appearing in the Tuesday issue. become irritated, you can t tell with tea nnd cakes thrown in ord-breaking plays. Rumor says, Seminole county is composed of fine communities each where they will stop. Socrates' was absolutely without cost. The not without npparent foundation, contributing their share to making it the important and sub­ "Not too much, not too little" hoi pnllni who hearil Knchmanin- that Mnry thinks the day is here 55 THE integrity of the depositor, not the ■ 5S should be the motto of great con- ClT’s concert elsewhere each had for a great political novel dealing stantial county it is known to be. In the publication of spec- c-’rns thnt are the real govern­ lo dig up from £1.40 up. with inside events in Washington. size o f his deposit is o f first importance to S :al pages from the county sections The Herald hopes to assist ment of the United States. Whether it has nny significance in bringing the value of these prosperous and rapidly growing Family’ dignity is nowhere held in this connection I do not say, U S. IF YOU were wise enough not mere dour than In staid old Massa-: but Mrs. Uhinehart has been nn insections to its readers. ■ chUKctts, “ the home of the bean I terested listener at more than one ■ Interesting news m atter will h e found each week on the to gnrehlo in francs by selling artd the cod," where the Puritan scssiun of the Teapot Dome inves■ , . p ■ Cltuluota, Geneva and Oviedo special pages. Read them and short, continue wise and don’t ancestors of Calvin Coolidge and tigation. The testimony there has That is one reason why an account with K eep informed of what is going on in the rest of the county. gamble on the “long” ride. It’s Burton K. Wheeler firs: made their held enough color nnd drama to dangerous business either way. In abode. grip even a confirmed fictionist. ---------------- o-------------The First N ational Bank, Sanford, Fla., So it was altogether in keeping Also, Mrs. Rinehart has added Viennn thev sold "short” ten times NOW, I AM a good party man, but I am an American h .hni-n i "Rh tradition and propriety that no little to the enjoyment of tho first. When we come to questions affecting the vital princi­ as much French money ox there«th„ reIal,VM of Scnnl ir Wheeler, run-of-mine spectators at the hear­ reflects an advantage to the depositor ■■■ was in all Austria. They and some i following his recent attacks on the ples of American life, I know no party. When such a ques­ others will be well squeezed. But administration of his former fellow ings. Her entry is always the ■ for a buzz of excited whis­ beyond the actual amount o f his deposit. ■■ tion ns corruption is involved, we can not afford to divide oh once more don’t gnmble. Back of statesman, should hold a family signal pering. ■ party lines. I take just this much account of party in such exchange movements there are in­ conference to decide v. hat was to “ Who is the handsome woman in a the big seal coat? Yes, with the a case. While I will do my best to get hold of the thief of the fluences so great that no one can be done about it. Young Wheeler, it appeared, big mink collar?” opposite psriy I will try, if possible, a little harder to get teI, what will happen either way. since leaving Massachusetts and “Oh, don’t you know?" That’s hold of the thief of my own party. When I was President, Francs went up again yesterday, getting himself elected senator Mary Roberts Rinehort. Yes, she’s ■ I endeavored to net so that there should be no need of raising much to the sorrow of the bears, from Montana, had nb-orbed a lot getting material here for n new ■ the cry among my opponents of "Turn the Rascals out” be­ hut who can foretell the morrow? of "wild” ideas. He was airing novel she’s writing.” One trouble with lending a fast life is ypu get through so quick!> • You never see any cobwebs in ‘tbs store of n merchant who adsea regularly. --------o--------John W. Nutt is the new presi)* tn t of the St. Petersburg Itc"jlican Club. But th at’s no reIon on the organization. _ , -o-------ISf18 peeking' of ^ oMTushifihctt rli, what has become of the bloods who used to clean own celluloid collars? -o-------,r. It's funny how many people in Sanford believe in patronizing home Industries, yet buy their bread daily from a wngon selling | bread baked by an Orlando shop. --------o—— A race of primitive men has 'been discovered in northern India by Methodist missionaries. The [little girl , down the street says rou dbn't hnve to go to India to tad a cave man. -oWhen you hear some one com[ plaining about not getting the [breaks and the other fellow hnvlin g all the luck, you should know I th a t his main trouble is a certain [lack of ability. I , -------- o-------I Tho ninh jong frock has mado fits appearance. It consists of X three independent pieces which 'esent a fused color etrect. onder if it will come up to the women's expectations us much ia a the King Tut gowns; did. 1^5 1 --------0--------> The British fiance of Miss Cor- cause I turned them out myself ju st as fust as I could get ut S e m in ol e County Bank Chuluota, Geneva and Oviedo. I a s $ in. f $ ! ! ! ; ,» " l ± ? i r. to do and live where she want:. > me to live." Girls, wouldn’t you [like to marry a big, strong man 11 like tfiat? The editor of the Sanford Her­ ald each Saturday advises his read­ ers tff go to church on Sunday. We wonder if ho follows his own odvice.—Key West Citizen. He does, ' and he recommends to the Editor of the Citizen that he go some time. -------- o-------j Washington is three hundred 'p e r cent more drunken than Parj f* and one thousand per cent .more murderous than London, according to Representative ^ in k b a m . of Massachusetts. Yes, fraud about one million per cent r;m ore oily than any other place ’7in tho World. -------- o— —San Antonio has joined the list Hof cities abolishing unsightly ndHvartislng. More thun 2.000 signs 'J previously littered the streets of % that city. Ail have been torn ft down. . Hereufter. sign builders Rust -furnish a flo.QOO bond, sc­ are a license and obtain a building simlL IBB J -------O--------; Many prominent business men I who ■ar 3 interested in the future |deveIopm;nt oT this ciiv will at_ _ the “ Prosperity Dinner" ut ?Tthe Valdez Hotel tills evening. {The committee in ch'-rge promi:-: [an evening that will in v e s t cvyone attending. Harry T. BndelL developer, is to bo tho prinjpal speaker with other addre n [tea being made by lea ling busi(ncss men of Sanford ---------o-------Winter baseball ia occupying Ithe attention of people in othc ' Florida cities, while Sanford sits and watches. Will next Sprim; see a big league team training here? Who will see that some taction is taken to get some team 'o f prominence booked for this city? * Us Serve You I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sanford’s Forum ■ A STATE legislator introduces A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ n bill to punish parents of way­ ■ ■ "GOD MOVES in a mysterious way his wonders to per- ward children, hoping to make par­ Editor The Herald: line to the Savannah, Florida and F. I*. FORSTER, President 3. F. WH1TNER, Cnhier ents pay more attention to th.-ir lort m " was the first message flashed over a telegraph wire. I see by your issue oi 14th, inst., Western for ninety-nine years and the "Program for Improve­ the latter company which had also A few days ago the first radio broadcasting program was children’s conduct.* That is upset­ that ment of Old Roads" submitted ten­ taken over tho Sanford and Lake ^ B n i n i i i i i i i i i i H o i a i B a i a R D a i i i B i H i s i i i B i i i i i H i 111! ting the old Bible teaching with u broadcast across the Atlantic. All the radio generating pow­ tatively by the Chamber of Com­ Eustis, now Leesburg branch, took er of England was assembled in one mighty unit to send to vengeance, visiting nins of the merce Good Roads Committee does up the rnils from Sylvan Lake upon the fathers nnd not include the public county Junction to Sanford and used onlv listening thousands in America the notes of “I Love You” by children mothers. It isn’t likely that it; road running from Monroe to the the Leesburg branch. Thu roada jazz orchestra. intersection ut Sylvan foikd of the bed thoroughly constructed nml will become law. brick road to the Wckiva river and well ditched on both sides reverted East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. asphalt rock road by way of to tho property owners und wn3 THERE IS ENOUGH building material available in MUCH MORE valuable than new I’uolu nnd Twin Lakes to Sanford. donated by the property owners North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. Florida today to construct two cities the size of New York punishing parents for children’s I presume that tni i piece of to Orange county, of which Semi­ misdeeds would be clinics in every and put rcofs over twenty millions of people. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. road was not called to the atten­ nole was then u part, for public important laculity to treat children tion of the committee and was rood tntrnoons. Lois in Woodruff's Sub-Division on easy terms. I respectfully suggest that this for gland diseases or "disturb­ overlooked. Its improvement is N00 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ piece ol road, whicti is only three ance." A good mind goes with necessary in order to connect up miles long should be included in divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. tho road from Rand’.; Siding to good endoerines. That’s the mod­ Monroe and complete the circle the program for improvement of ASHEVILLE CITIZEN For Fire Insurance see us—30 yenrs in business. ern scientific statement, and TRUE drive by way of Paoln nnd Twin old roads under the coming bond issue. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON The principal reason why Sec­ er had. Mr. Coolidgo is evident­ treatment for gland trouble in Lukes hack to Sanford. Respectfully yours, Its improvement is also neces­ retary Denby resigned was that ly anxious for Mr. Daugherty to childhood would have kept 110 per Phone 1 2-------------------- - Office Woodruff and Watson THOMAS EMMET WILSON. he was out of sympathy with resign, •regardless of whether cent of all prisoners out of prison. sary to keep the traffic and travel President Coolidge on the ques­ the Attorney-General has violat­ from Lake county coming by way Contemporary Comments tion o f oil-land leaner. When it ed any law. The Senate commit­ A LEARNED Australian says, of Seminole county lo Monroe • • B u iiiH a a iE B a R ic a f lB is s iD iiQ in c iz ia ia M O D D Z iiB iiii11, became evident to -Mr. Denby tee on inquiry into the Attorney- world-wide phoibition ii coining, bridge, as it shortens the distance ■ ........retain ..... .......travel ............ ....... William Jennings Bryan is in ■ nnd will to..... Seminole th n t«he was defending un olllclal General's (dliciul conduct may act o f his which the President not be able to prove any iliege! it causes such great economies, county that otherwise will go by , Havana, und he is about the only could not would not defend, ho act by Mr. Daugherty; mjt! vet such diqiosits* in savings banks, way of Grows Uluft and Ueiamu, American who could go there withgot out. To both Mr. Coolidge the Attorney-General . and his sttch tremendous prosperity tiiat chtting out Seminole. The ini-!°.ut arousing suspicions as to ntoAnnounce* Consolidation with ■ and Secretary Denby it was a see- subordinates have engaged ■ _ _ in nil the world—this Australian provement of this few miles of fives.—New York Tribune. X ---------------- -— n ondary consideration that Sccro- giving ' ' aid and sympathy to Mr. says—will have to adopt prohibi­ rqad is also necessary to properly \ develop the country through whicn ! . Maybe the so-called foolish vir- ■ tiny Denby’s transfer of the oil McLean in that genmnn’s effort Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. who were caught with no oil reserves to the mercies uf Secre­ to stay off the witness-stand. tion IF the thing succeeds in tha it passes, one of the finest flow- [ mg well sections of the state, and | *n their lamps had more political tary Fall was regarded by prac­ At a time when nil the legal United Slates. of Sanford, Florida. Jj affording the only outlet to t h s i sense than the world has given tically all the lawyers in the muchiiury of the Government Judging by the current news, ranch, generally known as the them credit lor up to this time.— Semite ns without shadow of lo­ should ut least have been ready Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for g Blackman Ranch, recently pur- j Columbus Statu Journal, go 1 authority. President Cool­ to join in the endcavoi to discov­ that's a considerable IF. abstract work left ut our office, No. 100 Park Avenue, will re- ■ chased by capitalists front the; . . —z— T— ~ V . — idge considered the difference of er the truth about the oil leases, YOU CAN’T help admiring the north and containing a thousand Judge J. J. Dickinson of the eoive prompt and courteous attention. opinion as one greater than an word to McLean not to worry, interpretation of a statute and that he was keeping a vigilant energy of Standard Oil. It is dig -1 acres or more of rich flowing well Seventh Circuit announces that he he recognized the wisdom of Mr. eye on ail developments in tlv. ging wells inside the Arctic Circle! *i\°.a and timber of great value is a candidate for delegate at ■■■aBsaaBaa^KaaHBHBiiiaaBaBBaitaRHaiiziBiBSBBBaS‘'<IE1>B,,a cost the county largp from Florida to the Demo­ Dcnby’s retirement. investigation. merely „to tnnkc sure . the , oil i.; .nothing. i This publicIt road . was by the cratic National Convention to he Secretary Der.by realized that, there. I’or the present it is use- Orange Belt Railwaybuilt Tho principal reason why At­ Company and held in New York, June 24, 1924. torney-General Daugherty re­ ut least, hir, usefulness ns a less. A pipe line ii ......t.i us% H j as roadbed while that If elected a delegate he will vote would cost fifty „ M u ,ta r d ie r f a an<J ColtU, K « ^ mains in the Cabinet is that he. Cabinet officer was ended. Pres­ for and support the man who re­ company nnd its successor the San­ millions. It is fighting for its ident Coolidgo in injuring his too. is out of sympathy with the aches, Neura**"Dk«im»tiia • ralgia, Rheumatism anti St. Petersburg Railway ceives the endorsement of the President’s views, this reason ’ name as u courageous uml share of oil in Mesopotamia, in ford operated U» line to Monroe and Aches and Pains and All A Democratic primary of the state, Executixe by China, nil over the world, and even supported by the other vital one I straight-thinking that the President does not see this failure to bring home to hi.; at thp edge of the Red Sen, where Sanford by way of Sylvan Lake, and will use hts best efforts to ALL DRUGGISTS tit to remove tan Attorney-Gen* Attorney-General tho rume cun- the waters were divided in that After the freezes of 1894 nnd secure his nomination a t the hands 55c u d 65c, i u i and tubes IWf* the Sanford and St. Peters- of the convention.—Palatka Timcacrul in whom the people have I viction concerning hiz fils fitness ntnesa for loi " ........ -dUluas.S3.00 tattrg Railway Coj^nny leased its Herald. lost the littlo confidence they ov- his position.—Asheville Citizen. Tntervsilnif manner.' ’ FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS DENBY AND DAUGHERTY g Seminole County Abstract Co. \ �-1^ ' SANFOBD, FLORIDA;TUESDAY* MARCH 18,1984.1 rift Y « < •' phone: Office 148; Prim ary School N otes MRS. FRED DA1GEK, Society Editor; Residence 217-W KIBAUT MONUMENT AT MAYPORT Sanford, Fla., Mar. 14. 1024. Dear Mr. Miller: 1 am writing to thank you for the Honor Roll tickets which you have given us. 1 have been on the honor roll for four months. Thanking you again. Your friend. Catherine Cameron. 0 3 9Am w t ep K -$ W PAGfc iin v when we go to the show togeth­ er and vou know we see the fun­ niest pictures. I clapped my hands when I got my tickets. One time when I was not expecting one, I got one Now I must close, because my teacher says so. But wait a minute. 1 have one thing to tell you, 1 like Toni Mix. Weil, I just know I must close. Good-bye, Anna Burhans, Second Grade, West Side. Dear Mr. Lane and Mr. Miller: I thank yoa very much for the Honor Roll tickets. I got on two times. I went to see Wesley Bar­ ry in “The Printer's Devil" and Tom Mix in “The Eyes of the Forest" and “The Way of a Man". They had Indians fight­ ing and a man riding a bucking horse. P. Bl. Vickery, Third Grade, West Side. Sanford, Fla., Mar. 14, >1921. Dear Blr. BHIler: 1 thank you for our ticket!. I love you, Blr. Miller. I like to get the tickets. Your friend, Charles Betts. m rs . a ."i . s r im e x a SpireUa Conetiere 228 go. Boulevard, DeLaai and Sanford, Fla. Dear Bfr. Lane and Mr. Miller: We thank you both for the Honor Roll tickets that you gave us. I surely did like the picture xI win naru tor STOP COUGHING 'S will try ana nnd worn work hard for i*nan- • other one. This is the first one Cough* come feverish eondlttOld I ever had. ‘throat Sod lung strain and Usd tf . pneumonia end wrkins »iekee«.*'^fft Lucille Mitchell, you quit couibiog the quiches Third Grade, West Side. sooner you will feel better nod nave a b night’s rest Iwonardi's Coach SyTZ# j Sanford, Fla., Mar. 14, 1924. (Crevmted) eases and soothes to­ Dear, Mr. BHIler: ll.! mrd. raw throats, raises the phlegm I wish to thank you for the without racking or straining, lungs, and removes the can* Honor Roll pass. I love to go to the the trouble. Be warned by the the pictures. rough. Get a bottle at Lcom Cough Syrup (Creoeoted) from Gratefully. driigxtiL Fine for coughs, < Harry Bower. rippe, eronm whooping cough ironchltis. Pleasant, Pleasant, safe and aura, ■„ £ I will try hard to get on the — ' A: Honor Roll this month. You are Wheeless & W elsh good to give ui show tickets. Rctha ilamlilu. Dear Mr. Lane and Mr. MItter: ( thank you for our Honor Roll Sanford, Fla.. Blur. 13, 1921, tickets. I already have three and Dear Mr. Miller nnd Mr. Lane: Jean Ribaut ,a French naviga­ #d»y—Miss Katherine Wlikey work and asked the State Confer­ Sanford, Fla.. Mar. 14, 1021. ' iWc thank you very muclt for i I am on my fourth. 1 think it is U entertain a t bridge at the tor, was sent out in 1562 by Ad­ ence to take it over, which was Dear Mr. Alillcri *n tickets you gave uj to the nice of you to give us Honor oman’a Club, honoring her miral Coligni, of France, to find done by unanimous vote. So the ilano Theatre. I love shows. Roll tickets. asylum for a colony of Huguenots, Ribaut monument, is in a going I want to fhank you for the Tjeit, Bliss Margaret Corrou. Paul King, 1 like to sec Glorin Swanson and from the religious persecutions Honor Roll* passes y I* you gave me Mrs. D. L. Thrasher will that Were meted out to protestants condition, and it is the desire of Third Grade, West Side. — , Tom Mix. ntertain the members of the in every country at that time. the charman that tblf work bo,.when ,I was on thu Honor Roll. Billy Faville, **?" lt »c™ruj times and Evening Bridge Club at her Coligni, a convert to the protest- prescuted as rapidly as possible, h**« Sanford, Fla. Mar. II, 1924. Second Grade, West Side. gO ! and th* monnn»nt unvoiimt th . °n Ibis month. I am workthg monument unveiled the ome on Park Avenue at 8:30 ant religion, fitted out the expedi­ Dcnr Mr. Blilclr: ing hard to get on it again.' I day of MMy, 1924. m. I thank you for the tickets you Sanford. Fla., Mar. 13, 1924. tion, he being a innn of position first want to thank you again for the Mrs. J. P. Starke, of Wonderjay—Regular meeting of and means. Dear Mr. Miller nnd Mr. Lane: give me for sotting on the Honor wood Estates, East Mayport, has tickets. [nights of Columbus at K. C. , 1 thank both of you very much Roll. We are going to break you Your friend, Ribnult sighter land just north proffered a site to the state com­ «II at 8 p. m. for giving us these nice tickets, this month, because wo arc nil or St, Augustine and coasted un mittee. this being permanent soil, Donald Root!. f . like to see the pictures. 1 have going to get on the Honor Roll. tsday—Regular meeting of Bla- to the moouth of a large river and approximately where the orig­ nic Loge No. 62, a t Masonic now the majestic St. Johns, which inal marked stood as the tillage Sanford. Fla., Mar. II, 1021. gotten on the Honor Roll two or 1 love to go to- the plays you three timen. I like to get on the have, nnd my brother likes to ill, 8 p. m. ho entered, landing on the south of Mnyport is now on new loose Dear Mr. Miller: to the picture shows, too. He Honor Roll. too. Love from I am writing you a little letter side where the colonists disem­ sandy soil. ttday—Weekly luncheon of RoVulcanizing Shop asks daddy every week if he can Nancy White, »ry Club a t Valdex Hotel at barked, held prayers, and set up a (BIrs.) Florence Murphey Cooley, to thank you for our Honor Roll Second Grade, West Side. go to the show. I go to the East tickets. Mr. Miller, 1 get on the marker claiming the territory in Cnhirman, 101 Gilmore St., 2:15 p. nu Cor. Oak Avenue and Third S tm t Side Primary school. Only name of trance. Some his­ . Jacksonville. Honor Roll every month. tsday—Regular meeting of Col. the Sanfotd, Fla., Blur, 13. 1924. Gratefully, OILS-GAS the first month 1 didn’t get on. I torians say the marker was rt fheodore Roosevelt AuxiUnry, cross, others give a cut showing Endorsed Btnrjorie Du Dope. surely otn proud of it, too. And Tin Milano Theatre. Mrs, James A. Crnig, J. S. W. V., with Mrs. R. A. Ter- a quaint column hearing the coat T H E T R O U B L E OF Exclusive Agents for Fisk. so is my mother. Shu gives me i Dear Sirs: itun, a t 3:30 p. m. I sure like your pictures. I Dear Mr. Lane and Mr. Miller: i C O F F E E M A K I N G U S L of arms of France on a shield. Regent Florida Conference D. A. R. quarter every time 1 get on. Mr. Tires and Tubes I want to thank you for the rdnesday—Nellie Turner Circle Ribaut called the place “Mui, The Huguenot coins have been Bliteir, I sure think it is worth am trying to get on the Honor sects a t the homo of BIrs. W. Porte" as the landing was on tin- minted by the United States gov­ getting on the Honor Roll, bc- Roll. I like the Western plays Honor Roil tickets. “SERVICE THAT MAKES I have seen a lot of good pic­ rff' *#.. ' l l ' l^ /« II j C */ ’/ t ' t ’ ft*. C. Smith at 3:30 p. m. first day of May, 1562. St. Au­ ernment and are being sola nt r*.nse we **ct a half day otT on the best. tures. I like a show of Tom Mix Clifford King, rdnesday—Weekly luncheon of gustine was founded in 1505 banks throughout the country. Friday and we get the ticket. F a c to ry re b u ilt Second Grade, West Side. but I like all the pictures. Kiwanis Club, Valdez Hotel, at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1007, ami Florida has the liberal per centThanking you again, I will typ e w rite rs, n it 12:16 p. m. age of 810.000. The sales of this close my letter. I have been on the Honor Roll j the Pilgrims arrived at Cape Tod. make*. K apert Sanford. Fin., Mar. 13, 1924. cleaning a nil re . tdnesday—The Welfare Depart­ 1620. (Woodrow Wilson's History coin in Florida is through the U. every month thi3 year, and I nm ' Your friend. J U S T DI SSOLVE pa iring . T y peDear Mr. Miller and Mr. Lane: ment will meet at 2:30 p. m. in­ of the American People)., So this poing to try hard and get on the i A. R. The face value of the Beulah Mae Sirmons. plfei writer supplied. A N D D R I N K IT I thank you very much for the Honor Roll every month this stead of 3:30, so that the mem­ Mai Porte landing, (now sm•li.-d; Huguenot coin is fifty cents and Hi nor Hell tickets, I will try to II. n. ro.nu, •’ ----------- antedated ------------the selling price is 81. Of this bers may go to the Chautauqua, Mayport) year. t My dear Mr. Miller: all these his­ e. i . r t a i i n s v i v i F H r r tdnesday—Regular meeting of toric spots. amount fifty cents goes to the gov­ It is very kind of you to giv*jge on he Honor Roll his monh. Margaret Purdon. Peopled flank in t i ( , 1 r> r to l>! Carol Vining, Hen’s Club a t 8 p. m. Phone 33S Third Grade, West Side. It Is this Ribaut marker taht ernment, twenty-five cents to the us the picture show tickets for Second Grade, West Side. ksrsday—Regular meeting of the Florida Conference Daughters national Huguenot-Wallomfl New making the Honor Roll. Thank Ntthcrland Eastern S tar at Masonic Hall at of the ‘ — ' you. Sanford, Flu., Mar. 13, 1921. Mary Neeley Roseliro. 8 p. m. sires to p r a r a a r a a r a a ia ^ ^ Deur Mr. Miller and BIr. Lane: mrsday—Mrs. E. P. Haushoidor Interest I thunk you so much for my will entertain the members of the first Sanford. Fin., Mar. 14, 1921. show ticketu. Your pictures uro the Thirteen Bridge Club at her the first landing of Protestants, hundredth anniversary of the first Dear Mr. Miller: I am thanking you for the show tickets. me on Ninth Street a t 3 p. m. on this continent. This work was landing of protestants In the ursdsy—Weekly luncheon of Inaugurated by the Jacksonville United States and the remaining Honor Roll tickets. 1 like to go Your pictures nre fine. Association of Business Women Chapter, which has in hum! n fund twenty-five cents to the D. A. R. to the picture show, but l can’t [,ulu Mac Grooms. at -Lup-Bcth Cafeteria ait 12:16 of two hundred dollars, and has for the Ribaut Monument which always go. It was very nice of ••• , m. promised another hundred to this is part of this tercentcnnary cele­ you to think of us. I could not imagine you giving Dcnr Mr. Lane and Mr. BHIler: kursday—Aluminum bridge at monument. The Florida Historic bration. We want to thunk you for the at Woman’s Club at 3 p. m., Society, Mr. Arthur T. William j In Sanford these coins nre for nil those tickets to the children the Honor Roll. Honor Roll tickct.1 for getting on benefit of Womnn's Club, president, has sent check for sale at the First National Hank that get onYours truly, atsday—Daugthers .of Wesley twenty-five dollars. At the state and the Seminole County Bank. the Honor Roll. Automobile Repairing Gas 25c Cam i Hu M. Dear.. will nave social meeting at 8 p. conference D. A. It. at Orlando the Mrs. B. J. Starling, I went to see Tom Mix. and m. at the hbme of Mrs. Dwight Jacksonville Chapter presented the Local Chairman Ribaut Movement. Sanford. Fla., Mar. 13, 1921. the picture surely was fine. Babbitt. , ‘ it_ Verna Bundy, Dear Mr. Miller: rjday—Weekly luncheon of the It is so kind of you to give Chamber of Commerce at the Third Grnde, West Side. ALUMNIUM BRIDGE “SPRINGTIME" PRESENTED picture OPEN DAY AND N IG H T------LADIES’ REST ROOM show tickets to the Hon­ Valdez Hotel, at 12:16 p. ni. An Alumnium bridge party will "Springtime," a three-act mu­ or Roll children. Thank you so Dear Mr. Lane nnd Mr. Miller: THE VESPER SONG be given at the Woman's Club on sical comedy, was nbly given Mon- much. I want to thank you both fo r; Your truly, t came and told my spirit of the Thursday afternoon nt 3 o’clock dny night nt the high school, by giving me a card tu go to th e ! Elizabeth Wlllcts. sunshine on the hill, according to announcement made the Girls’ Friendly Society of the show, i have been on the Honor 1 { scented, mossy uplands and the Monday. A representative from Episcopal Church for the benefit Sanford. Fla., Mar. 13, 1924. Roll every month this year, nnd l • the factory will give a demonstra­ of the building fund, A fair sized the valleys grandly still, t skies where laughing cloudlets tion on “ Wear Ever” ntumniuin audience witnessed the presenta­ Dear Mr. Miller and BIr. Lane: I am thanking you for the i hope to get on every m onth, L ■ played across a stretch of calm ware beginning at 4:30 o'clock. tion of the play. tickets you gave us to the the rest of the year. . I go to 1J ■ Oviedo-Orlantlo Road On the Joe Sauser Corner. nd bracing winds of winter sang Each lady who conies to the en­ The plot of the piny dealt with Milano that tin simw quite a lot with n iy ' f I Theatre. Thu pictures a tsurdy enrol psalm! tertainment will be presented with the blighted romance of a scion of ticket and the shows are good, i *> J a piece of alumnium ware besides 1808 nrtisocracy And the daughter are good. Yours truly. NOW OWNED BY. O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA came; my soul was troubled each one will have a chance on the of the founder of “Brewster’s am piing to work hard for my ! j Elia Mae Grow. and my henrt was fretted— drawing for handsome ulum nium ___ __ ___ __ Pills” which is ___ finally solved in Sctiond Grade, .West Side. tkket this month. tired! , . . „ PicL'e- which will be given away the story which covers' a "period of Evelyn Smith, e sang of Joy and happiness—a free. Those wishing to attend,fifty years. Miss Eva Grace WagSanford, Fla., Mar. 13, 1921. Third Grnde ,West Side la r n in ia r a fiii^ stratn all hope-tnsptrcu. only the demonstration, may come nci, taking the leading feminine Mr. Miller and Mr. Lune: nd t - 1 took my pack again and at 4:30 o'clock. I part, wa*.especially .good.* Some 1 Denr \Yt . thank you - for tha *Honor bravely trudged along', The* flemonsthafion Will inc(lidei°f «»■e prettiest’ and most talented tickets to go to the show.' 1 wn3 so fuir of cheery pluck— cooking and preparing of delicacies young Indies of Sanford were pra- Roll like to ree the men "cut up." that thrush’s vesper song! which will be served to the guests. sented in the several choruses, I nm trying to be good and get Charge for the nfternoon’s enter­ who made a hit in their dainty Roil. C. W. Wilson of Canton, III., Is tainment will he fifty cents per costumes typical of the days of on the Honor Yours truly, the city for a brief stay en route person or twenty-five cents for the '68. Bernard Landers, points north. * demonstration. Second Grade, West Side. “Springtime" was put on under the direction of Miss Mary Bryant F. C. Smillio of Cincinnati is I10N TON BRIDGE CLUB with the aid of BIrs. John G, Sanford, Flu., Mar. 14. 1921. tho city for a few’ days attendI.cotiurdi. The enst of characters Dear Mr. Miller; g to business. The cozy home of Mrs. James as they appeared by scene, was us l wish to thank you for the Ridge was the scene of a very follows: Honor Roll passes. They give us _ _ J. II. Hintermlster spent the pretty party when she entertained Cast «f Characters much pleasure, hut we have tu{(g)@ iy Monday dt Daytona Beach on the member;! of the Bon Tun work hard to get them. j, ~ Act I. Sccnel. uslness. Bridge Club. Gratefully, Ail old garden near New York. Grace Murshnll Huggins. Quantities of larkspur in the It is May, 1921. Priscilla Dean’s Blr. ami Mrs. Harry Heeren and various shades of purple were ef­ friends are celebrating her twen­ heir guests, Dr. and BIrs. George Sanford. Fla., Mnr. 12, 1921. used in decorating the tieth birthday with a Mari-Gras Schairor of Pittsburhg, left Mon- fectively Dear Sir: party. rooms where the card tables were lay for Bliami. Thank you for the Honor Roll placed. Elvira Eastman, Social Butter­ tickets that you gnve the South fly ...... .......Eva Grace Wagner Of exceptional interest was the BIrs. B. E. Takaeh is spending ....... Miss Anna Kauncr Side Primary school. I have not wme time in Fernandina visiting game of bridge played during the Desiree been on the Honor Roll yet, Inn Joyce (Society Girl) .............. afternoon, when scores were count­ ter daughter, BIrs. Ernest Blolttar I am trying hard to get on it. I .................. Miss Tyllc Benjamin ed, the prize for high score, a ind family. will be so happy when I do. Sue (Society Girl) ....... ............. dainty cretonne apron went to Mrs. Sincerely, -.......... i—...... Miss Grace Gillon Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gormly of J. I). Woodruff. Alice Deboursey. Mrk. Elkin ----Miss Ruth Gillon Refreshments of creamed chiekAtlanta, Gn., are spending n short Roadster—$124.50 cash ...................................................12 notes $31.00 each ■ Act II. Scene 2. ime in Sanford nnd are stopping jn patties, olive sandwiches, nnd The same garden in May, 1868. Sanfonl, Flu., Mar. 12, 1921. hot chocolate wcer served at the James Brewster, founder of the t the Montezuma. Denr Sir: conclusion of the card game. Wo surely do appreciate the Brewster PHI ...... James Stone 12 notes $33.00 each BIrs. Fred BIcMtillen, who has Mrs. Ridge's guests were Bln.. Thankful Stnndish, his sister.... Touring—$131.70 Cash Honor Roll tickets you give the wen the charming guest of Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. South Side Primary every ......... ........ Miss Gayle Marshall fred Dai gee, left Tuesday after- J. l>. W oodruff, Mrs. Robert Hines, Brewster, his daugh­ month. won for her home in Clearwater. Mrs. Joe Chittenden, BIrs. W. W. Priscilla I will try to get on the Honor ter ...... —.......... Dorothy Mero Coup< $174.54 cash ....................................................... i2 notes $43.83 each Potter, Miss Fern Ward nnd Miss Primrose Stnndish....Velma Shipp Roll this month. I surely do Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Derby re- Helen Gonzalez. Tim Higgins ...... ........... Ed Moye think it is nice of you to give urned home Monday from a week's them to us. Jack Wainwriglit .......... ........ frit to Ft. Pierce, Miami and PIPE ORGAN CLUB Yours truly, ..................... Warner Sthggan Tudor Sedan—5193.30 c a s h .............................................12 notes $18.00 each 'aim Beach. Marjorie Forrest. Bobby Brewster ....... Leo McLain The Pipe Organ Club met with Elvira Judd ... Eva Graec Wagner The many friends of BIrs. C. J. Mrs. J. G. Sharon on West Tenth Abigail Thompkins...................... Sanford, Fla., Blar. 11. 192*.. Marshall will regret to lenrn that Street nn Blonday afternoon. The - .................... Georgia Mobley Dear Sir: Fordor—$220.90 c a s h .........................................................12 notes 555.00 each die is quite ill nt her home on large rooms were opened en suite 1 appreciate the free tickets Act 2. Scene 1. Park Avenue. and spring flowers \yere used to that you give for getting on the (§)(g) Same as Act 1, Scene 1. Honor Roil. I like the picture advantage. Quite a bit of busi­ Act II. Scene 2. BIr. and Mrs. John E. Leavitt of ness was transacted and with the The same garden in May. 1888. shows an<l the comedies nt the (<D® Ton Truck Chassis—5125.58 .......................................... 12 notes 531.40 each Boston, Mass., were among the repetition of the Lord’s prayer the Little Priscilla ___ Ann Itobson Milane Theatre. It is n!c? of you <D<§) .»« D •rrivals in Sanford on Monday meeting adjourned. During .the Vera Riggs-----.Margaret Torrence to give them to the ones that get ar.il are stopping a t the Monte­ social hour several club members Daisy, who stutters Martha Fiits on the Honor Rcii. zuma. responded with musical selections. Master Jack .... William Morrison Yours truly, Ton Truck, cab and body—$161.28 ca h ............... .........12 notes 510.00 each Mary Maxwell, The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Btrs. Jack Wain right.. Velma Shipp BIr. and Mrs. W. J. Weiman and Smith and Mrs. Wheelis served a Mrs. Elvira Riggs ...Eva Gracemf Third Grnde, South Side. •laughter, Frances, of Cnrtersville, delirious salmi course with coffee. Mrs. EHvra Riggs ..................... fia., stopped over in the city tor The next meeting will be with ..................... Eve Grace Wagner Bly dear Blr. Mll’er: Touring Car, clincher wheels, sclfIt is very kind of you to give * few days visit with the latter’s Bliss Jeanette Laing on Oak Ave­ Abigail Thompkins .................... •istcr, Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker and nue. ......................... Georgia Mobley us the picture show tickets for .......Starter—$125.80 cash ........................................ 12 notes $32.00 each family, on their way to St. Peters­ Bobby Brewster ...... 1-ee McLain making the Honor Roil. Thank WELFARE DEPARTMENT burg and Miami. Zenobia, his wife...... Carol Stone you. Marion Haynes. WEDNESDAY Act 3. ST. AGNES GUILD Same ns Act 1. Scene 1. Sanford, Flu.. Mar 13, 1924.; The Welfare Department will Priscilla Dean........... Doro Mero On Blondav afternoon the memMrs of the *St. Agnes Guild were meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in­ Dr. Jack Wainwright ............... Dear Mr. Miller and Mr. Lane: t We thank you for the tickets, elightfully • entertained a t the stead of 3:30 so that members ......................... Warner Scoggin ome of Mrs. Howard Overlin at mey go to the Chautauqua. Bobby Brewster .......... Sam Byrd thank vou very much indeed. I I •er home on Highland Avenue. Phin engaged to Sue Parons .. thank >ou again and again.. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ilousholder Although this was tho regular ......................... Clarence Fields like Tom ?1ix an l Charlie Chap­ lin best of all. torial meeting, some very import- left Monday evening for Jackson­ List of Musical Numbers Yours truly. »nt business matters were discuss­ ville, where the former will at­ Act I. CliJord B ird 1ft. ed among them being the ward- tend the convention of county 1. I Could be Happy With One Second Grade, Weat Side. fobe of Lois Kelly, whom the Little Boy, Elvira and Society Guild girls clothe. Plans were Judges, of which organization he is Group. Srrford. Fla., Mar. 13, 1924. fiso made for an apron sale this secretary. 2. Captain Jinks, James and The Milano Theatre. Saturday and a cooked food sale Servants. „. Billy Ross of Rochester, N. Y., 3. Our Wedding Day—Priscilla, Dear Sirs: Mxt Saturday. Quite a number I thank yon very much for tho *f aprons were turned in at Mon­ was among the out of state ar­ Primrose and Bridesmaids. Homr Roll tickets. Oh, what a I 4. Four Little Girls and Four day's meeting. rivals in "City Substantial on As is customary, only light re­ Monday nnd is making his head­ Little Boys. Tom, Maids or Honor good time Sidney ami I have j freshments are being served. and Best Men. \mong the Guild members prea- quarters at the Montezuma. 0. <a) Till Our Dreams Come C A R S -T T O J C X tS - T F 1 A C T O R S nt. *nt Monday were Mrs. Raymond True—Priscillaand Jack. Bir. and Mrs. C. C. Lane of Can­ 1. No, No Nora—Futurists. Phillips, Bliss Sarita Iaike, Mrs. Benjamin Whitner. Mrs. Clarke ton, III., who have been spend­ (b) Finale—Wedding Bells—En­ 2, Trial hy Jury—Jaury Maidens 3 Springtime—Priscilla and SANFO RD, FL A . Leonardy, Mrs. King, BIrs. J. N- ing the winter in the state ar­ semble. Jack. Act 2. Bobson, Mrs. Julius Takaeh, BIrs. rived in Sanford on Monday for an Archie Batts, Mrs. Joe Leo, Mrs. 4. If You Don’t Think So, 1. Springtime—May Day Chorus. B- \V. Peannun, Mrs. Paul Big- extended stay. 2. Garden of Blemory—Prlcilia. You’re Crazy—Bobby . Kers, Mrs. W. BI. Belding, Mrs. 5. Finale—Rainbow. 3. Spihit of Blemory—Dance D. S. BIcKee of Tampa .w as Clifford Peabody, ' Miss Kitty Trail—Show Girls. 4. Finale—Fairyl Tales—EnSmith, BIrs. J. M. Gillon. Mrs. among the business visitors la tho !< Springtime—Ensanible. George BIcRrory, and BIrs. J. p - city on Mopdny.___ _ . . . . . ’temble. Coleman ,^ . ____ B bAVt IT ISM ADE Carolina - Florida Service Station BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS w a r d H l g g i n s M L in coln F ordson �son: New Old celery 16656. Cadet shipments through,M»r16th for three seasons: i it' 1924—TotaT from entire state of Florida 4158* Sanford section 2807. 1923—Total from entire state of Florida 3212. Sanford section 211.7. Two Former Football i ■aid ce rtifica te sh a ll be redeem ed 1922—Total from entire stato of accord in g to la w tax deed sell) Is­ Stars A re Added Florida 2334. Sanford section 1752. sue thereon oh th e l i s t d ay o f March, A. D. m i . Note: *Will likely be reduced Ohio / State’s Staff W itn ess tny officia l signature and with later reports from railroads. -seal th is th e 11th day of February, Unless otherwise stated all ■•Id U nd COLUMBUS, O., Mar. Im­ (HEAL)1534* B. A. DOUGLAS®, quotations aro on stock of good partial reorganisation of Ohio ChampUn I* Proud of the Social merchantable quality and condition. Clerk Circuit - Court Bueball, Track, Tcnnlii and Spring State's Sem inole County, Florida. football coaching force for Football Attract Many Gator Standing That He Has Estab­ Shipping Point Information. next fait, with the addition of Player* ns the Weather F . b . , ° °SANFORD, Fla,—S atu rd ay lished—Has Met Many two former varsity stars to the Warms Up Considerably. Prominent Men of the Clear and cool. Moderate wire in-, permanent staff, has been an­ World. quiry. Demand exceeds supplies SPEED U P YOUR UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, nounced liy Athletic Director L. available for enrly shipment, mark­ W. St. John. Gainesville, Mar. 18.—Arrival of (HEAL) e . A. DOUQUl NEW YORK, Mar. 18.—Jack et slightly stronger. Carloads f. o. LAZY LIVER Another feature of the enlarg­ Dempsey had tho privilege on h. usual terms. Florida. 10-incn the Toledo baseball club of the ~ lrc“» Ca Sem inole ^County ► American Association for three ed program will be increased em­ Washington’s Birthday of meet­ crales Golden Self-hlacnhing in the Clem Jones LfVcr tod Kidney By A, M. weeks spring training in Gator phasis on the training of fresh­ ing President Coolidgc. The rough, U. S. No. 1, 4-8s mostly Tonic Will Do U land; splitting of two contests man material along varsity lines, heavyweight champion felt flat­ 2.50, 3s nnd larger mostly 2.2o. between fho varsity and fresh- a mntetr that has been projected tered all the more because the Terminal Market Report A s a ton ic w hen there la w e a k ­ m e n . nines on the University of for five or six years. Onlg now President hnd made no social en­ n ess nnd lack of appetite, w hen a This morning’s sales to pobbem little exertion m akes you fe e l Florida campus; Becond reverse hns it hecome possible through gagements, nnd his consent to unless otherwise stated. tired, you r leg s drag, your back of the Feason for the Gator ten­ the incri*£(d *fncilitie iaffo rd ed meet the champion assumed the NEW YORK—33 degrees clear. aches, you r mouth toates and your nis contingent by the visiting St. hy the stadium nnd the general nature of a special concession to 1 Calif., 20 Fla. arrived. Supplies sleep la broken, Clem Jones L iver Petersburg quartet of net men growth of the athletic depart­ n celebrity, nnd K idney Tonic Is the one th in g IP 'xixj PU T YUUR. -T lC fctST IN TOUR, G R IP , IT'S moderate, demand moderate, mark­ la Um Pbons Numb* thnt w ill restore your strength and ment. nnd the departure to the Florida Dempsey is just ns proud of the et firm. Florida, 10-inch crates PR O O A O C T IN TMGR® Y eT „ B U T tU U lU S YOU Q O • en ab le -you to sn joy life. CLEM club for. Dawson, Georgia, Sun, Howard Verges, the ouUtniui-' social rating thnt he has estab- Golden Self-blanehing in the JONES LIVER AND KIDNEY T H R O U G H TbU(L C M P , 3 T S P T O tlay afternoon were outstanding! jng quarterback produced under lishvd as he is of the name that rough. Os mostly 3,50, few *i>i5, TONIC, because of Its gen eral ifrX?n house ka O N ® 31 P S AVfO C C T T H S TONIC and h ea lth -g iv in g effect, hns NOT using your events in the athletic world on the St. John-WUce regime, and he has made for himself in the others 3.00-3.50, mostly 325-3.50. BUN PROOFcstsb llsh e d Itself ns a recognised p e o p c c r g . 6 , t h r o o c 2 n m e , the Gator campus the past week­ Charlie Sedon, one of tlu best ring. It is quite probable that California, crates Gol.icn ileart m :LP®inf It In a year with rem edy for TORPID LIVER. G .A T C - u m end. linemen on the early buckeye when Dempsey’s title is gone, he the rough 0.00. FEV ER . MALARIA AND COLDS. Sports arc Booming. CLEM JONES LIVER AND K ID ­ ehnni|iionship elevens, are the will cherish the memory of meet­ PITTSBURGH — 20 degrees NEY TONIC Is not only beneficial Favored again by the return of two alumni brought hack home to ing with President Cool idge, the cloudy. 3 Calif. 0 Fla. arrived. 32 a s n liv e r medicine, but It ex e r ­ sumer weather after a miserable serve in coddling capacities. Be­ Prince of Wales, the Duke of cars on track. Opening Monday. c ise s a clea n sin g and stim u latin g Influence In the stom ach nnd b ow ­ siege of intensely cold surround­ sides being staa players in their York, the Into Lord Xorthcliffe Supplies moderate, demand moder­ els. T hrough U s excellent caings, sports at the state univer­ undergraduate days, both have and other prominent men, more ate, market, slightly weaker. Flor­ thnrtlc properties bilious Impuri­ sity will no doubt boom during tdorsomed into successful coaches than he will recall the arguments ida, 10-inch crnles Golden Kelrtie s w hich have In te rfer ed w ith h ealth y processes are driven out. tho coming week. Chief utnong in the interim. advanced hy his friends that he hlanching in the rough, 3-8s most­ T ak e no PILLS w h ile using tho Yerges for several years has was tho greatest of all tho heavy­ ly 3.25-3.50. few 3.75. the headline attractions on the m edicine— th e TONIS Is all th at Is Official athletic ailemlur are the been conch at Itice Institute, weight ci.ampiuns. needed. PHILADELPHIA—34 degrees pair of diamond clashes between Houston, . .Tex,, where his teams TH E COST IS SMALL—TH E Dempsey lias done more to t-lenr. 11 Fla. arrived. IG cars on B E N E F IT IS GREAT. the varsity nine and M ercer'Uni­ have beeii noted for smart toot- earn tho respect of the public for track. Supplies moderate, demand R ouinlllnt & Anderson, Sanford, versity, Which go before tile hall. Keddon, too, has ncldeved tho heavyweight championship slow, market strong. Florida, 10Florida. boards on Wednesday nnd Thurs- renown in tho South us line conch than any other title holder. Jim inch crates Golden Self- In idling day. Toledo nnd Cincinnati were >at thu University of Texas. The Corbett, of course, was the flrst in the rought, U. S. No. 1, Sr., 3.25, billed to piny on Fleming Field homes of both men nra here. ono who brought a real nunoj- 4s 3.25-3.50, 6-8s 3.25-3.75, 10s Thursday also, but nl Hu* request phero of decency to the ring, but j 3.25-3.50, 4-8s poorer short low ns of lb. • L td :. th<* exhibition was IN SIST ON it must bo remembered that tho i 3.00. less than six candidates already cnllrd off. game fell almost to its lowest | BALTIMORE— 35 degrees clear i • Spring i'...4bjtl| candidates>will have signified their intention of depths after Corbett’s time, and 14 Fla. arrived. 12 cars on track, swing will into their place‘ this lurning for the nomination. They include J. II. Anderson of it was up to Denipie. t.> pull it ! Opening Monday—Supplies mwlweek. Coach Van Fleet canto riT row A QUEEN "Vii" l° ° '1 n"!; from out of a three months uth- Tlmmpmm‘ rpenker ‘ o f '‘the’"house J>P °«t ° / .th® a bnth for Pub,ic l’r,scrva* Florida, 10-inch crates Golden 7 Calif. 21 Fla. nrrived. 32 cars on steady. California, crates Golden epresontatives. A. J. Banks of Jetie retirement lu*t Friday and of representatives; turn. Sclf-blanching in the rough, 4-8?, track. Supplies liberal, demand Heart in the rough, 5-10s 5.50issued uniform- right, kind left, Montour, leader of the Taxpayers’ Dempsey is now 2'imiUcd to 4.00, few 3.75, 10s 3.25, few 3 50- moderate, market slightly weaker. G.00. Florida, lOinch crates Gold­ invitations having been extended League and a “dirt farmer" can­ The Cream with the Creamy Taste Florida, 10-inch crates Golden Self en Self-blanching in the rough, didate; W. J. Burbank of Water­ the best hotels in the country, 3.75. to some 00 uspitniits. CINCINNATI—30 degrees clou­ blanching in the rough, 4-Gs 8.50- 3-8s, 3.00. loo, treasurer of state; J. D. Iluser Behring Aiding Van Fieri. hotels that not so many years A t A ll Good Dealers Concsville, state senator from ago would huve called the police dy. 1 Fin. arrived. 2 cars on 3.75 mostly 3.50,3s and 8s 3.25-3.50. For the Gator 1921 grid wu- of track. Supplies light, demand and ST. LOUIS—32 degrees cloudy. S u tle r at A p p lic a tio n f a r T a x llccd Muscatine and Louisa counties; Or delivered from our plant in one-half chine, Toni Behring, popular and John HnmmiH of Britt, lieutenant if they had seen a fighter ill tho trading moderate, market firm. No earlots arrivals. 7 enrs ^on t.'m lrr S rcllo n S7 S of the G e n e ra l gallons or more. efficient mentor, who has beet, ill governor, nnd Glenn C. Haynes, next block. Florida, 10-inch crates Golden Self- track. Supplies moderate, demand N to tn lr* » f th e State of F lo r id a . N otice In h e re b y g iv e n th a t E m ­ for the past week, is expected to hlnnching in the rough, 3-0? 3.50- and trading moderate, market ma F . G reer, p u rc h n s e r of T u x C e r■bo out instructing in Van Fleet’s auditor of the stnte. 3 75 Each of the six candidates claims MARKET ' pigskin school this week. The DETROIT—28 degrees clear. 3 spring session program is being a fairly well defined group of sup­ Calif. Fla. arrived. 22 ears on Cnrlot shipments reported for track. 2 Supplies worked up by Mesrs. Vnn Fleet, porters and if none of the six gets ibernl, demand the 35 percent of the total primary Saturday—California 19. New White and Behring and will he and trading moderate, market flrin. vote required by Iowa primary law York, U; Florida 88* (Sanford sec­ Florida, 10-inch crates Golden one thnt will put the wearers of tho moloskius through a vigorous to nominate n candidate, the nom­ tion 00). Total 107* Seif-blnncTiing in the rough, 3s, Is term , including several “real” ination must he, made in conven­ Sunday—California 13, New nnd Gs 3.25-3.50, 8s 3.00-3.25, wnshtion nnd will narrow down to the football games. York 0, Florida G (Sanford sec­ ed wrapped prccoolcd 4s 4.40-4,30, Freshmen baseball wili contin- task of delegate-getting. California, crates Golden Heart in Then there nre numerous candi­ tion G) Total 19, . uo this week, nnd Couch Mc­ the rough 5.00-0.00 mostly 5.50. dates for lieutenant governor, Laughlin hy the end of the next CHICAGO—33 degrees cloudy. Total shipments to date this seastnte treasurer and state auditor, few days can boast of a real out­ fit. lie lias a crack pitching but ns yet no candidates have ap­ staff, good catchers, a fast in­ peared to contest for the offices of For Sporting Goods, Golf, Hase Ball, Fishing Tackle, Every­ field, nnd a club thnt gives every secretary of stnte, attorney general indication of being able to clout or secretary of agriculture, except thing for the Sportsman. the with a will. The var­ the present incumbents. 7t} sity agate All of Iowa’s present congress­ is gone* now, hut play home AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. this week. They should he hit­ men have taken out papers for rcnoininntion, hut several will htive ting their mid-season s t r i ; with new uniforms to aid plenty contests on their hands In t.hv of color, appear to be in for a primary. H ER E are 23,000 of us build­ great opportunity for economies and A ll S tu d eb ak er m odels are successful campaign. ing Studebaker cars. Most of savings. equipped w ith T im k en bearings. Cinder I’nth Men Out. a n in H iB in n iB B ia iiu im D iis iia ia B ia a ia a iia N iu iH B ia ia B H iiiia ia iiiR im us are partners in the busi­ There are few cars in America, re­ Track and field sports und-T B I N I B B B I l l B f l l B l I I I B m i B B B l I B B I I f l B I I U I B I I I I M B B l I B H a i i a i a i i a i l l l l l l l l l l i m We have a $10,000,000 body plant, ness. Thousands of us are stockhold­ BB the personal supervision of n th -iu n gardless of price, which equal ours to maintain the Studebaker standard ea .1 ■ ■■ Ictic director White are hilled to ■ ers. A ll of us, after a certain time, a of coach work. There sons, fathers on this point. In our Light-Six, for receive barrels of attention this ■ ti MM get dividends on wages. H and grandfathers are working to­ instance, we put more Timken bear­ M M week. Mr. White Is out to give ■ M MB tho Orange and iiiuo an able rep­ ■ i A ll of us, after two years, get vaca­ gether, to build such bodies as Stude­ ings than arc used in any competitive MM ■B resentation ill this dc-pertiiieat H R BB tions with pay. AH o f us, after one baker always built. car, within $1,500 of its price. MM nnd with good material showing, MB year, get dividends on wages. After Those bodies are finished by many prospects are bright. MM We give unusual equipment. On BB five years, that annual dividend adds Dr. R. G. Manchester, the ever MM BB operations, including 15 coats of some Big-Six models, for instance, MM BB 10% to our earnings. laboring minor sports director, MM paint and varnish. BB we include two nickel-plated bump­ will install a do e of pep into his H R BB T he company spends vast sums ers, one or two extra disc wheels BB organization thi- week, so swim­ MM The open bodies are upholstered BB on c o -o p e r a tiv e w ork ming, volley ball, and the most of MM with cord tires, a courtesy MM other minor athletics can antici­ UM w ith us. "When we re­ light, a motoraeter, steel Hu BB pate activity to the nth degree. tire, w e get pensions. ■M BB trunk, etc. MR BB S o Studebaker cars HU BB HH BB How we do this represent the best that MU BB MM we, in combination, know BB W e give you these ex­ MM BB how to offer you. in tra values through quan­ BB ■a BB 145,167 people last year paid $201,000,000 * # * tity p rod u ction . We MM BB on for Studebaker cars. BB b u ild 150,000 cars per Som e of us belong to MM BB MB year — more than any BB management. If we do The sales h a v e alm ost trebled in the past MM BB o th e r fine-car builder. better than expected, we BH BB three years, Studebaker grow th in fine cars MM BB Our large expenses are Srofiltii- Lrookhurt, All Powerful B get 10% of the excess. H BB is the m arvel o f this industry. | Leader of Kepublirans In MM BB divided by that enormous So every man among in BB I St,tie ll.i* Made No Go see the reasons. See the scores o f extra DM output. us does his best to make BB Mm c I i» Support \ ny ri BB values Studebaker offers. W e do it by building Studebaker cars supreme. in Candidate. BB BB our own bodies, our own *M BB There are 13 models. Prices start at $1025. Mai r DP Mil UM parts. Thus we save out­ BB Our fine backing They g o to the highest price a fine car needs 7 | m i ■■•' i ’ i <Ii4bgates to the OB side profits. 1U lioaril cimvt ntion Rcpl.t liiMi N* to cost. Behind us is an hon­ « M W e do it because we fwffl Iowa !’. ■ipvttlofifMl a t wmli- UM S3 ored name. For 72 years CD BB have up-to-date plants, tif»i that h... 1.i 1 i n in t at pai .il MM Don’t buy a car for years to com e without Studebaker has been the rn pnlitiial history wM Vf in thi' with all forms of modern knowing how Studebaker gained its amazing lea d er in q u a lity and nl lh nl.V.i ' • nti-e of thu attitude a h BB equipment. H I popularity. of Unit'd S'.it'- Senator Brook- :»H class. * • S3 hart. He '■> ionised us strong UM W e have $90,000,000 of on __ I The results are these: irf In- hi in t.iie ind all political assets. W e have $50,000,lidcf cori d litat lie will have u mi B e a u ty , quality and HR Ss 000 in model plants. W e have 12,500 great influence on the delegation. DM luxury such as no maker can surpass. in real leather. The closed bodies in But thus far Senator Uruokhait aMM up-to-date machines. So Studebaker Ss h Chase Mohair. That is made from Prices far below the usual. Our has not indicated any kan'ng tow­ KB cars are built by modern and efficient the silky fleece of Angora goats. ard any of tin* announced Presi­ MB Light-Six, built by ordinary methods, methods. ■■ dential ennididates. At the coun­ MB W e pay for those extras and Ufl would sell for from $200 to $400 ty conventions the delegates were mm W e have an engineering depart­ others—out of savings. Building our more. Our E ig-Six can be compared < 2 b inairurtcil to vote for President Dll ment which costs $500,000 yearly. own bodies saves you on some types HH only with the highest-priced cars in Coolidge at the Cleveland conven­ ■ H up to $300 per car. That to maintain and develop Stude­ HH tion. the world. baker standards. In the meantime tho state is an an We never stint Here are 13 models, from $1,025 to seething with jinlUirn of a st-ite- a n W e subject Studebaker cars to $2,685. Each of them offers scores The rule here is to give the utmost MM wdde nature. Bruokhart is seeking B 30,000 inspections. That requires of advantages over any comparable in every part and detail. re-election l a full term and has BHH 1,200 men. AH told over 70,000 ma­ as an opponent former Congress­ MM car. They offer such values that the W e have 35 formulas for steel. man Burton E. Sweet, who ran MM chine and hand operations are per­ trend toward Studebakers has be­ Each has been demonstrated best for HR fifth in a six-man contest when HH formed in manufacture of a Stude­ its purpose. On some of these steels come overwhelming. S^nutor Bruokhart received the Re­ MM baker car. In so many operations, w e pay 15% premium to get the for­ Go analyze the reasons before you publican nomination to fill th<- seat MM MM though each one is small, there is a made vacant by the resignation of MM mulas exact. buy a quality car. Senator \V. S. Kenyon in 1922. The primary comes on June 2. Mr. Sweet has been campaigning MM in the state for the last six months MM HR and is showing signs of fulfilling MM his prediction that he would make MR “the most strenuous campaign ever conducted by a candidate for U. S. senator.” A third candidate for the senatorial nomination is Ver­ non Lester Hague, of Fairtleld, la., described on his curds as a “trav­ eller anti dJUctante.” He also de­ scribed himself as a stockman and Princeton graduate. -Congressman Sweet in opening his campaign some time ago de­ clared the issue between Senator Brook hurl and himself was "Radi- ATHLETIC M E N AT UNIVERSITY GET IN ACTION JACK DEMPSEY To'PROUD O F HIS SOCIAL RATING 303 W e 23,000 M en Present you the utmost in fine cars ..... S A N F O R D CYCLE. CO. NOTICE! lOWAKEPUBS ARE AWAITING WISHES s: We beg to announce our recent acquisition of the entire stock of the Sanford Furniture Com­ pany, formerly owned by Mr. J. D. Davidson, and to express the hope of meeting all of his former patrons as well as many new ones, a t the same store. On account of necessary alterations and re­ pairs to the building we are forced to move much of the stock quickly and to th at end we propose to offer a Special Cash Discount of 10 Percent from regular prices for the next two weeks. We appreciate your patronage. No job is too small to receive our closest attention. We take this opportunity to advise the public th at our business will be conducted along the same high standards of courtesy and service in the future as in the past and we invite a comparison of our prices and merchandise. See how Studebaker gained top place :: ss s �~ t.m tAf i'll mil"--' ?i. . - V / ... W F ■M-iwUi >j.r r-.-e)C. I r r .n .t 7 .n < u i / . i » a < i i i o a V * ViVu >•*'' ;•« PAG* THE SANFORD DAII.Y HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924. YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION SAVE DELAYS A N D INCONVENIENCES BY TELE PHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE B FOR SALE Sanford Daily Herald FOR SALE COLD FACTS rANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE Cash in Advance t o i l SALE—DcSoto paints and T o B u y R ig h t 4 R ALD DEMAND FOLEY PILLS BUILDING MATERIAL FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stlmulent for the kidneys, have brought relief to thousands of sufferers from kidney disorders caused through the Improper working of these organs. FOLEY PILLS will promptly flush the kidneys there­ by removing injurious waste mat­ ter. Airs. O. C. Alexander, R. No. 35, Montrose, 3Io., states: “I re­ ceived the package of FOLEY PILLS, and have been greatly ben­ efited by their use." Sold every­ where. That’s what the Herald vnnnahes a t Sanford Novelty SANFORD REAL ESTATE la in Want Ads arc—cold facts— rliykitW will h, r r . ! Works, sola agents.______ 15-l-tfc i J?r.cat demand. Investor* are about things that are plan­ h n l (rtm entronn anil m l. looking for (food bargains. If you In Real Estate, LOCATION is second i FOIt SA LE—Rhode? Island eggs hove any real estate to buy or sell ned for your good. They Her >»»l ta»n,p«llatrl, for ■rant arc plain atatements that only in importance to price, and often is ( M*or *SttllnBv 15, Cgg3 tor u.00. will pay you to use The Herald Mrs. Rlswnrth, Beardall Avenue, classified p a g e .________ a -----------— .........- l» c n llaa will help you get what you aa ..—-—----- --- He a line -Sanford. ; Phone 3303, 83-tfp the controlling* factor* in the sale of a arc after In business, home M ------ -— Me n line FOR RENT—1*2 room flat central­ or recreation. •w - ... -I-—---- 4e i, liar SANFORD STOVE WORKS. 321 ly located. piece o f property. j H rst Street. Next door to Smith Read these cold facts ev­ ■ck Faco Type double ab ove • "Me*. Brothers. We sell, trade, and re- FOR SALE—4-room ery day nnd soon it will house, new. educfd dn|ee are lo r c n n Decide carefully the use to which you p u r nit kinds of cook stoves. If $«50.00. strike you forcibly that t lV ir n iiirtln n Ji. your trouble is stove trouble, see there is something you are w o rds pr n ve ra g o le n g th wish to put the property, and also con­ missing. That is the help e counted a line, FOR SALE—Lots in Greenwood fnlm um charge 3 0 c (o r Orst the Herald Wants can af­ hOR SALE—Rhode Island Red sider its possibilities in the future. subdivision, from $250.00 to in se rtio n . 1 ford you. roosters. Splendid strain. Very $500.00 on Sanford Avenue. ll advertising la rr slr lcu d to Whether searching fo r business or resi­ reasonable. C. F. Baker, Cameron broper cla ssifica tio n .* Get accustomed to doing City.__________ n r an error Is m ade The Snnthings by tho Herald Want FOR SALE—Modern bungalow dential locations, the man who consist­ |rd Herald w ill bo responnlbln Ad method and you will FOR SALE—Livingston (Robe to­ close In; 5 rooms nnd bath, only uno Incorrect insertion, find them profitable, even $3700.00. mato plants. Phone 413-W. _ advertiser, for suhso<|uent ently reads the offerings on The Herald ■ertlons. The o ffic e should be in the most trivial matters. FOR SALF/—Ancona baby chicks. (tid ed Im mediately In case o f Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as Turn tho cold facts of tho Fine strain pure-bred nnconn FOR SALE—2 lots on Elm and Herald Wants Into gold in chicks, hatched from eggs from my Highland, $550.00 cnch. ' to AnVERTlftKns. every day real bargains find their way your pocket. |A Herald representative thor- own flock of carefully selected lKhly fa.n lliar w ith rate,, ru le . breeders. My 17 years experience IF YOU wnnt a city lot, a sub­ To reach alt tho people into these columns. Id rlnsslflcntlon. w ill Rive you In breeding nnconns assure you tho urban lot, a house ready built, effectively — leave your Implete Information. And !f celery farm, grnvo or anything in best to be had in the breed. All Wont Ad nt The Herald of­ lu wish, they w ill nxslst you In chicks delivered South Baldwin the Real Estate line call us. We V d ln v your w ant nd to innho fice. Phone us to send for sell nt the owners price only. Ancona Farm. Lillian, Ala. | more effective. it, or phone it to tho Want Ad Department. MFOnTXAT NOTICE. FOR SALE—Complete Aceytlyline and see us. We give you Advertisers should give th eir welding outfit nt bargain. J. L theCall bargains and service. feet or pnstofdce address as PHONE 148 _________ Jones, Lake Mary. ^11 as tliclr phone number if THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Political Political FOR SALE—Onu hall rack and ey desire results. About one Seminole Hotel Annex. ader out of a thousand tins a kitchen cabinet. Can be seen nt Announcements Announcements F’OR SALE—New bungalow, 5 pephono. and tho others c.in't 311 Wcat 0th. Phone 183-W. _ mmunlcate with you u n less rooms. Colonial stylo. S. San­ Full COUNTY C o u n t y " 1‘KOSECOtIFFC FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT F’OR SALE—Ptmpcr plants. E E. ford Heights. See 31r. Potter. sy know your address. I hereby announce that 1 tun a ATTORNEY. POLITICAL Wnshburn, Enst Side, Snnford. Snnf II dU coatlaiuiuce MUST ha I wish to announce that I shall cnndidnte for the office of Clerk soda In person a t The Hnnbe a candidate for tho office of of tho Circuit Court of Seminole ANNOUNCEMENTS tit? f s r t Herald o ffice or hy l r | . •(§> |ler. Telephauc dU ciintlnCounty Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ County, subject to the action of the FOR COUNTY JUDGE i s e r i are not valid , ■ RtvM-w/' AUTOMOBILES AND ject to th e ' endorsement of the Democratic primary in June. 1924. I hereby nnnounce my candidacy surtoous, Prom pt, E fficien t II. H. CHAPPELL. Democratic voters nt the Juno 3rd, _________________ for the office of County Judge Bsrvlce. REPAIRS primary. FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of Seminole County, subject to the GEORGE C. HERRING. I hereby announce that I nm a action of the voters at tho DemoFORDS candidate fo rthe office- of Justice crutic primary Juno 3. FOR COUNTY JUDGE New and bsc<l WANTED MODISH I hereby announce myself as a of the Peace in and for tho first EVERY DETAIL JOHN G. LEONARDY. ROADSTERS candidate for tho office of County justice district of Seminole Coun­ FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF TOURINGS iCELLANEOUS The frock in cinder (gray) crOpe Judge of Seminole County, subject ty. With tho legal nnd efficient COUPES PUBLIC INSTRUCTION faille pictured to the left is the latest Madam Harriot, assistance of tho executive officers to the Democratic primary, June 3, SEDANS , , . , , , I hereby nnnounce my enndidney of the Russian style. The Beauty Parlor, 1024. I pledge faithful service o the county I promise to do my for re-election |o the Office of expression TON TRUCKS blouse fastens nt one side and is held rer Mobley’s Drug Store. should you nominate me. duty without prejudice county superintendent of public Cash or terms. in at the waist with a licit of selfPark Ave. Phono 245. J. G. SHARON^ L. G. STRINGFELLOW instruction of Seminolo County, material. The round neck, long sleeves We Sell or trade. INTEL)—To buy second hand subject to the Democratic primary and lower edge of the blouse are edged FOR CLERK OF COURT EDWARD HIGGINS, FOIl SHERIFF. Ing machine Cheap. Write I hereby announce my cmuli- To the Voters of Seminole County: to be held on June 3rd, 1924. Authorized Ford Dealer with narrow fur. For later-season wear particulars. P. O. Box GUI. T. W. LAWTON. Sanford. dney for the office of Clerk of the I hereby nnnounce my camlidney the lur could be replaced with Inuds of Circuit Court, Seminole County. for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER moire ribiion put on with fagoting. ALL MAKEfU of autoniohiles re­ Florida, subject to tho decision of nolo County, subject to the voters Medium I hereby nnnounce my candidacy ----..... size requires ,.....- 4f . . .t ,yards -----—36paired. Htipmnhilc* a specialty the Democratic Primnry to be of the Democratic Primary to bo for County Commissioner for tho 'inch material, with 2 yards .16-inch Work guaranteed. Corner Oak and held on June 3rd, A, D., 1924. I held June 3rd, 1924. If elected 1 Fifth District comprising Chuluo- lining for waist and upper |» rt of g'>res. 3rd. Phono 440. raight lintstnnd for efficiency and service in promise four years of Law En­ tn, Geneva and Osceola, subject to 'Die second model is a straigh F’OK SALE—Oltlamobilc four, very forcement in a business manner by tho action of the Democratic pri­ frock in Mexico brown, with tiers of office. reasonable1 if taken nt once. Call sclf-inaicrutl—a fine twill. The oi>eit VANCE K DOUGLASS. the help of tho proper subordi­ mary June 3. nt Crown Paper Co., after 5 p. m. link is finished with a round collar, nates or assistants and cBrnestly _________ C. A. RAULERSON. FOR 31 EM HER SCHOOL HOARD FOR SALE—A brand new F’ortl which may lw of lace if preferred. solicit the support of all law en­ I hereby announce myscif a can­ FOR TAX ASSESSOR. There ate upward-turning plaits at the Coupe. Been run only 10 days forcement voters, on Juno 3rd. didate for rc-cicction to the office I wish to nnnounce that I nm a underarm scams, which take up the about town. Good care. Box 314, _______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. of member of the board of public The law provides tlmt PIf Snnford. Fla. candidate for re-election to thu slight fulness which would ordinarily ____ instruction, representing school office of Tax Assessor of ScmL l>c cunfined under a licit. Deep turn­ FOR SHERIFF tea upon real estate shall FOR SALE—Chevrolet cur In good district No. 1 of Seminole County, To the Voters of ___________ ^ _ nole County, subject to tho dcci* back cuffs finish the long, close-fitting Seminole County: subject to tho Democratic primary It be paid before the first condition. A bargain. W. L. I hereby unnounco myself a can- >«n of tho Democratic Primary to sleeves. Medium size requires 4 yards Davis, Snnford Heights. ____ to bo held on June 3rd. 1924. didate for Sheriff of Seminole be held June 3rd, 1924. 54-inch material. |y of April of any year, the FOR SALE—Fortlson Tractor FRED T. WILLIAMS. A. VAUGHAN. County subject to tho action of tho | First Model: Pictorial Review Dress SIMPLE YF.T FASCINATING lx Collector shall advertise practically brand new. Has had FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Democratic primary to he held on FOR BOARD TiF PUBLIC l>T No. P)67. Sires, J4 to 4S inches bust sixteen days of light service only. I’niijui’, fnveimting, and 16 to 20 years. Price, 45 cents. STRUCTriON I desire to announce to the citi­ June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge' practical L Id sell." In tip-top shape and a little down {.lux frock nf mi in trimmed tvilli zens of Seminole Comity that I am myself to fulfill the duties of this Second Model: Dress No. I*)54. I hereby announce my rnndlthcy iThis Ih to notify all con­ nnd some a month will get it, Rea- nt monkey fur. I: desired, embroider- n candidate for tho nomination to j office to thu best of my ability. for re-election as member of tho Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 43 -ttfn for (Killing in that the work | xl.braid or any other tfinjrpjng, nay, AJtnfiiuy -Joe the* _________ n _n E. E/-41RADV. Bonrdrof- Public* Instruction for cents. fined that tho requirements bought it for is finished. S. O. Tplatc thefur, httf F.ediion cayi lh.it IgV,.Prosecuting, County Court of Seminolo County, j FOR COUNTY JUDGE Seminole County, Florida, repre­ I trimmings will txtnEinuc throughout law will be complied with chi„i,,,ieor to the action of tho Demo-, Subject, of course, to the action senting school district No. 2 of Snlnnolser. 1 ne Spring with the m w i.tvt.r cn- subject era tic Primary, .’..ne 3rd. 1024. I of the Democratic Primary to be Seminole County, subject to tho |d the Tax Hooks will be joyed by warfs and nvckpii n-s. The will bo grateful for your vote and held June 3rd, I will be n candidate Democratic primary to bo held on GOO!) USED CARS auarc neck and kint'c:o > N . blmru nsed on Apr’l first as nro­ for tiie office of County Judge of June 3rd, 1924. nomination. r vur with the iwo-uicit iioomrs aa the ERNKST Seminolo County. I shall ho grate­ F.JtOUSEHOLDKR. CHAS. A. DALLAS. iled by law and all lands on lecorntive detail-. Tlic front of the ful for the nomination nnd elec­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ‘ FOR ItEI’RESENTATIVE VERY EASY TERMS Ires* is_ dart-fit ted at the midcr-arm hich taxes have not been I hereby nnnounce my candi­ tion, nnd if elected I nssttro the I respectfully announce myself cams, lie-strings !;<Ing attached at the of Seminole a fair nnd as a candidate for the House of Cleveland Touring laris and tied at the Ituck. Medium dacy for County Commissioner for citizenship id will bo advertised nnd faithful administration of the af­ Representatives from Seminole Dodge Roadster .izc requires 5 1, yards 511-iuch material District No. 2 Seminolo County, ecutions issued for unpaid Transfer-Draying County, subject to the Democratic Dodge Touring md 4?£ yards of braid or fur for subject to the Democratic Primary, fairs of the office. SCIIELl E MAINES. Juno 3, 1924. primary, June 3, 1921. If elected Chandler Touring nminm irsonal property taxes. FOR SHERIFF L. P. HAGAN. Pictorial Review Drc i No. UJ73. I will advocate constructive legis­ Scripps-Booth Touring See C. E. Chorpcning I hereby nnnounce myscif n can­ lation for the benefit of the great­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS fizet J1 to 4a inches Imst, and lo tu MEMBER OF SCimOL'BOARir PHONE 3302 for reclectlon to the office est number of people in Seminole <0 years. Price, 45 cents. I wish In announce that I nm n didate FOR S A L E — Ford Roadster precSanford, Fla. nf sheriff nf Seminole county sub­ County and the statu of Florida. candidate for .Member of the tirnlly new. Bargain. See Stew­ ject to the action of tho Demo­ _______________.L R. I.YLKS._ School Board of Seminole Co. from ix Collector, Seminole Co. art Dutton. HOUSES FOR RENT School district No. 3. Subject to cratic primnry to ho held on June FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT| If elected for another term I tho decision nf the Democratic pri­ 3. I wish to annouiuu that I am a 1 pledge to fulfill the duties of the candidate FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. mary to he held June 3, 1924. Fred R. Wilson for Clerk of the Circuit, in the name efficient manner Court of Seminole ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—5-room cottage with H. II. PATTISHALIo_ office Co., subject to 1 that I have conducted it In the Democratic primary, June third.ATTORN E Y- AT-L A W 5ASY hath, lights and water. W. J. FOR It El ’It ES KNTAT IV E. past. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, Thigpen._ ___________________ If elected, I promise the faithful I hereby announce mv candidacy ________________ C. M. HAND. SETTLEMENT _301 Park Avenue._______ _ performance of tho duties con- f First National Rank Bldg., FOR RENT—Six room house, close for member House of Representa­ FOR RENT—Two light house­ in, good locution. 209 E. 5th St. tives fir Seminolo County subject FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER netted with that office. Sanford ------------ Florida I hereby announce my candi­ ____ The problem of filling keeping rooms, 11th and F.lm W. L. MORGANto tho action of the voters nt the dacy for County Commissioner for needs is easily settled on _ A v c . _ __________________ FOR TAX COLLECTOR Democratic primary, Juno 3. tho principle of reciprocity, FOR RENT—Store room on Com­ I beg to nnnouneo myself n can­ the Fifth district of Seninolu Coun­ for what one has to sell the 10 acres, 5 tiled, FORREST LAKE mercial Street and Park Ave. didate for the office of Tax Col­ ty. Subject to the action nf thu lector other wants to buy. of Seminole County, subject George A. DeCottes Apply Pico Hotel.____ _________ FOR TAX COLLECTOR plenty of water, close I wish to announce that I am a June Primary of 1924. t’> the decision of the Democratic Attorncy-nt-Lnw FOR RENT—Lovely bedroom, pri­ This i3 the great princi­ Primary to be held June 3rd, 11124. E. II. KII.BER. Over Seminole County vate home. Corner Oak Ave. to loading station — candidate for re-election to the cfple underlying Herald Wnnt It. C. MAXWELL FOR SHERIFF. Bark Ads and it has worked for ami 11Lit St. fico of County Tax Collector of I hereby announce niysolf ns r FOR CONSTABLE OF IMS- Sanford, ------------ Florida _ $4,200 terms. years with such great suc­ FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ Seminole Count-.-, subject to the candidate for Lie o.Trce of Siteri.T THICT NO. L keeping rooms at $20.00 per cess that this form of ad­ I hereby announce that I am a action of the Democratic primary of Seminole County, sutiject to the i month. 213 E. Fifth St. vertising baa come to be 5 room bungalo with held in June. Democratic primary June, 1921 candidate for constable of District very popular. No. I, subject to the Democratic jJNO. I). JINKINS. bath, garage, $2,500. \\. A. TILLIS. primary to lie held June 3rd, 1921. Schelle M aims The needs of one nre sup­ Said district beig composed of the plied by the needs of another. following voting precincts: San-1 Also two fine ware­ LAWYER This process simply is the ford, Lake Monroe and Pnola. getting of the buyer nnd house sites. U. E. WALKER. — Court House seller together nnd Herald ‘ TO TIIE VOTERS OF THE I9T1I Want Ads do that to per­ SENATORIAL DISTRICT’. fection. Try them nnd see. After due consideration, i have City Tax Books will close April H. B. Lewis & Co. decided to become a candidate fur \ To reach all the people ro-clcction to the State Senate Tel. 311) Elton J Moughton effectively — leave your 1, 1921 after wntch ail taxes re­ from the PJth Senatorial District, maining unpaid will be collected Want Ad nt The Herald of­ composed of Oritnge, Seminole and ARCHITECT fice. Phone us to send for by levy and sate of the property First National Bank Duilding— 1Osceola Counties, subject to the ground Hour. it or phone it to the Want upon which taxes nre assessed. ^ /AND 5UPPLIES ■Democratic Primary to be held First National Bank Bldg. Ad Department. ALFRED FOSTER. 107 S. Park Ave. I’hunc 319. FOOT o r F IR S T SI »AN FORD,FLA. 'June 3rd. I respectfully solicit Sanford, ------------ Florida PHONK 148 your support. Tax Collector. M. O. OVERSTREET. By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ! » ■ ■ ■ ) ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ( ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ W W I W S M S i S WWff The Main Spring of All Business is Advertising . £] BY TAYLOR MIRACLE ( W r it s Co, cement work, sMewlafc* ing blocks, irrigation boson, Terwllleger, Prop,____ Lumbar and Building Carter Lumbar Co N. Laurel SL Phone 5(1, HILL LUMBER CO. Service, Quality o-4 Phone 135. WANTED TO WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 house. Famished or ut ed, close in. Will rent by Inquire H- C. Morgan- P. O. Daily Fashion Hint HELP WANTED WANTED ~^ ~Y oi woman with soi literary ability to port city news briefs.^ Apply, Herald office. GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S Daily Fashion Hint 10PERTY 0WN!S TAKE NOTICE WANTED—Sanford business who are in need of compatMl help should read the clasatfiad ’ page of The Herald. There's w , reason for sending out-of-town for | help when there is probably jusl7, tho person you want in the 7 Rend this column and if you d o trt‘, sco what you want a few centa In* vested in n want ad will bring yon ' many replies. Just try it onco. WANTED—Position as sten o ^ rapher. Information call 526. ' "WANTED—Cross-tie chops Good pay, O. C. Bryant, nor, Florida. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ARE YOU—Looking for a good room. If you don’t find one lilt­ ed in this column, insert a small wnnt ad and you will receive th* best listings in the city. FOR RENT—Two good light housekeeping rooms- cheap. Ap> '■ ply Lincoln House. LOST AND FOUND_ "ss LUST an opoortunity to abreast with the times by reading tho classified pages of your doily newspaper. Herald « want ads contain many Interesting messages. It will pay you to read them daily. T)|,‘-{fH FOUNT)—Bunch of keys; owner ran have same by paying for this ad. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD JNO. D. JINKINS NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS S S H i LOU u^#113 W. J. Thigpen Has moved to Pulcston A Brumley Bldg. Real E s­ tate and all kinds of In­ surance. Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage I WHIDDON & HODGES Tnilors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenue----Phone 165 Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street co MOM’N POP r X think that's him ^ COMING NOWJ \V.< |iut "a d v «rtls (n g v a lu e " lulu ytiur p rtntw l m utter. SA't - DO VOU KNOW WHAT T'ME iT IS —BEEN OUT SEEING- ANOTHER Of scow S IC K ■MOLDING MIS H A N D , I SUPPOSE ? NO I DiDNT— BUT IF X. C— HADOA— ) P S n A FR'ENOS THE MATTHEWS PRESS 5\ rlnJ.ii III,Ik., MWIUIII, KI.A. Sanford Machine Co. tirnrrul JIvrhliH- mut Uultcr Work. Cfllnilrr (irlmlln. rtiunr 03 Snnford. Fla. IrO. i kVf Oi r’i >: Si F t IO40. ft' c«\ a m m Wilson Welding & Radiator Works ••If it’s Metal we can weld it.” SANFORD, FLORIDA j STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association fill Myrtle AvC. Phone 260-W S. O. Shinholser J tr ) iil 9 & .u.vz. J IR i TA«yLOR.y O. C. Bryant, W ag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida filliing Station, gas at 2 cents above cost the year around. Contractor and Builder Sanford,--------------- Florida It. 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/. 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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 18, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6dce10587ea13d7d024dc529f690bc46.pdf 6c9217e3bb98b2b27ae80ff1d7b06dea PDF Text Text *r T»' .A j L '/ i TBB W IA T M I Probable Raina Tonight « Thursday; No Change In T tm fM ’ ature; moderate northerly Tonight. mmM rrr - . h W W ^ ASSOCIATED p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1924; Bonus Bill Passed By House BORAH WARNS Soldier INAUGURATION Tuesday, M akes Third Time In Four SENATE AS TO Years M easure Is Adopted By Body PRESENT AIMS S FIRST OF YEAR Marines Landed To .quiet Honduras Riot , » » r TS, A m . WASHjNdTON‘ ,“ SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS r ~ \ l^ N U M H 8B I Elkins Says Senate Has Lost Its Senses (O r T » f A M M lsttil P ress) MIAMI, Mar. 19—"When I get back to Washington I am going WASHINGTON, Mar.7 Tl 9 - ^ f h r '"ous ,' a measures Pr' ~ > had not been enacted to make the sparks fly in Dem­ assage o f the bonus bill by the into law “ for the reason known to i U l n f u Z Cr CiK^ ‘ the fflPocratic circles” Senator Davis ouse Tuesday made " ondup*"- where wild , , - ------- . the third to all," and insisted this measure Elkins snld here today In ref­ time in four years this measure “ will and must become law." la d in g erence to testimoni' in the Tea­ has passed this branch o f congress. |Atmosphere of L<ut RepubliAmerlcsn When asked by Representative pot Dome probo he had bought The vote was 355 to 54 and was Senator from Idaho Main..'MB Convention W as Rife ! f r h ? a i ? e" f.or Pr«tectlon Bankhead. Democrat, Alabama, oil shares. He said it was a or the American legation and taken after 40 minutes debate. Sennte Adopts Joint Resolu­ talna Present Policy of “ Obwhether he had conferred with ‘ prllli Manipulations of Oil personal matter and charged the Declares That Sanford I s 1 Twenty speakers took the floor tion Which Provides that bTnd«*nkeJiCe? . * Cre fired UP™ jectlesB Program** Will Re­ during the brief period, however, President Coolidge an to the pros­ Democrats with overstepping its According to City of OpportmHy pects for the bill becoming lnw, powers in investigations. "I am President Will Assume the Honduran ministry has lost act Dtautriously Unleas advocates o f a full cash payment iy of Ohio Deputy Speech at I’rooperlty .rule ..i' M.r- Great replied he had not and all control. Mony innocent perDuties on Third Monday in disgusted with the whole mess. Pbaltlve R em edial! Meas option assailing the rule under added he did not know the presiy i f State Before ner Given at Valdes ' I think the United States Sen­ reportcd *h°t down and January Instead of March ate has lost its senses." takm up, iin. (|ent.g attitude townrd the meas­ urea are Undertaken — which the bill was taken j Dome Oil Committee looting is rampant. Last Night— Luncheon * which limited debate and prevent­ ure. 4 ns Has Been Law Here­ Afuat Change Ita Program. . offering o f amendments. Big Success with Atl< The old bill, after passing the tofore— Vote is 63 to 7. “ Die hards" of both parties de­ house and senate, wns vetoed by ance Over One Hunt! ( B f T S , Associated Press) clared against the - measure on — ■ ■■ WASHINGTON, Mar. 19— Tlie principle, while proponents argued President Hording. Ye*a o f Ue.Republican conI l r Tfce A u o r l u t H Frra al The vote Tuesday showed 82 senate heard another funfare o f In a speech delivered befqr* I in 1920 eras surcharged WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 9 -A it was a measure which could be­ more thun the two-thirds necessnry oratory Tuesday, running the come gathering which included tomb h stofie* of oIT deals the Teastep toward ndding another amend­ law, * to pass a bill over a veto. scale o f all o f the disclosures o f Dome investigating committee ment to the constitution was tak­ the most pro Twenty Year Endowment Its investigators, and then listen­ Although veterans, particulnriy en .Tuesday when the sennte by n i told Wednesday by Tiffin GIInent men and t The measure provides for paid- on the Democratic sido, bitterly vote o f 03 to seven adopted a ed to a solemn w am irg that the deputy Secretary o f state o f men o f Santa people back home boom muy ile- up 20-year endowment life insur­ sailed) tlie measure because it Joint resolution to have presidents u i sppportar* o f Leonard Harry T. Bods mand that congress forego its ance policies and cash payments to failed to carry an option for full inaugurated the third Monday in _ .« L the convention. .One story o f Sanford • i that oil interests proposad to grand Jury* pursuits and ad­ veterans entitled to not more than cash payments, only 20 Democrats January and new congresses go Troubadour Quartet Will Also Ap­ Providence, R. dress itself to a program o f con­ |50 in ad lusted scrvico credit. Pro­ and 34 Republicans voted agninst into declared that _________ office___ the_first .Monday in Jnn.^•“ PPort .to Wood i f t h c y pear at Evening Number— uVdertShS** structive legislation. visions o f the old bill for vocation­ it. Analysis of the rote showed I uary nfter election. only Sanford add ■ em itted the name o f the secreLarge Crowd Present at P r o ,r *.?1 . ° r Normal the state o f FTor- ; The Coolidgo McLean tele- al training and farm or home aid 177 Democrats, 175 Republicans rto f Interior. He said he had Thu resolution which was offer­ Opening This After­ Production. ida but the entli nnd the three independents voting ed by Senntor Norris, Republican, h9* Ira i hand information. t" e JPemPsey*Garpentler are eliminated. noon. fight films, Roxic Stinson and southland for the measure. Four members Nebraska, now goes to the house The insurance provision is some­ 0,0 ne*t the Mason-DixSwretary Fall’s troublesome what different from the deferred voted present and nine diil not vote. where, ns in the senate, it twoi “ •f01' thf Tfapot ComProgram tonight:.. Concert on’s line, 9100,000 all played their parts in payment certificates proposed In Imlttee and testified concerning Cost o f Measure. thirds vote is necessary for adop­ by the Troubadour Quartet; CUh.u rnl ,nullook for a renewed discussion of the oil the old hill and because of these supplanted t h e Itha leaSfs claimed by him on the ‘ ^ Tho maximum cost of the bill Is tion. If approved by the house it indicates that farmers Lecture by Judge George D. west as the frortand Daugherty inquiries, launch­ changes the measure faces an in­ estimated * 12,119,090,000, spread will then go to the states for rat­ 1^2? resulting in the undertaking a normal pro__ Allen on the “ Needs of the tier country and , ed from the Democratic side of volved situation in the senate. over twenty years. The biggest ification, caUhw out pf marines to drive Hour.” thu ‘Irpartment of aa the land in ' the operators off. He said ho agriculture announced Tuesday. the chamber by Senators Neely, Members o f that body have ask«d nnnual maximum cost would come amendment, Senator Norris in n Program tomorrow.. After­ which great pooo f West Virginia, Caraway, o f time to study the new bill, while in the first yeqr nnd is estminteJ WM » friend • o f Harding and Provisions o f the proposed noon: Children’s entertain­ Production, this Arkansas, and Heflin, of Ala­ others already have prepared dif- ut $135,000,000. Mr. Ireen declar­ statement said: sibUities lie. Daugherty, but never discussed « ment at 3 o'clnVk. “ Characters loll matters with either unGl the in n ’ » i h department said, will bama. “ I am not go- ' erent proposals. The finance com­ ed the cost o f the mea«jre could No Delay in Congress from story Imxiwh." by Misses n i ! I S attended by the difficult The warning was sounded by mittee, to which tho measure will be met by appropriations and Ipreaent* mater developed. ing to say that Sanford is the “ First. Tho congress elected in Scott and Denny. At 4 o’clock *[om k**fh wages and Senator Borah, Idaho, addressing greatest city in the state and that grand concert by Chicago other costs, loss of fnrm work­ not only the Democrats but the be referred is now ^.*upied with world require no additional taxe 3 . November will go into oflico on it has the best of everything to , The bill provides for an appropria­ the first Monrtny in January fol­ Melody Trio and Miaaes Scott ers and the general disparity be- senators on his own side o f the the tax reduction bill tho exclusion o f all other places la tion not to exceed 9100,000,000 for lowing. and a session of congress Itelv In two new chapters writnnd Denny. Had Not Seen Coolldge. Florida, but I will say that them “ next yenr to meet the cost of the will then begin. This means thot Tuesdsy Into the record o f product^r C°* ^Urm und ur^an broad center aisle that U the Chairman Green, o f'th e ways measure. senate’s political no-man’s land, is no other city that has the won­ W9 oil committee as the senate i f the cstimnted maxi- ns soon ns congress is elected it Rcdpnth Chautauque opened its investigator, renewed their long uJuf.IV?8® o f .Pending national the Idaho leader predicted that and means committee, who intro­ mum expenditure should be ncces* will commence- .... ...... .........duties .. its offielnl Sanford engagement this nftcr- derful opportunities to offer-a s prohibit­ unless the present "objectless duced the bill, during the short de- sary the first year, the additional |without delay instead of waiting noun in the big tent at Second does the ’'City Substantial" nor la pabllc quest. for all o f the facts legis ation specitiually j ^ Procrrilng the vote, remind­ amount could be drawn from thei^'i n’ °nths before its mj-.ihers nre Street nnd Palmetto Avenue. A their future appearing to he as Icopnactcd with the leaning o f the ing intentions to plan: reports program" gave way to mor.i poson the department tive remedial measures, the ses­ ed the house that the two previ­ treasury surplus, Mr. Green said. ‘wtunMy aworn into office as un­ large crowd greeted the Trouba­ great." Mr. Bod well continued. _H cotton, __ ' hug tt icomInpVal oil reserves. |: i One story was that on the day piled no report on cotton. It re­ sion would end without tax leg­ der presen: conditions. ThU means dour Male Qunrtct which was pre­ The speaker then pointed out Sinclair lease o f Teapot viewed the cotton situation, how- islation, and with other importthe various features o f the city the abolishment o f the so-, ailed sented as teh opening number, half performed. *• * “ " announced officially, r r L * ,,d. » U te d th ‘»t il U strong­ ant».uU^ es showing that not only was its dU ’lame duck congress.’ The old con­ aented as tho opening number. The next campaign will not Daugherty changed his mar- er than it was in 1922. gress will hove no session after the Knight representing the Rotary zens progressive, its town laid ont “ In the light of general busi- bf * on on the platform written |n account in Sinclair oil stock election. Not only will the people Club, gave u short talk in which in a systematic way but that It finest farming lie able to huve their will express­ he stressed the importance of u hns a Washington brokerage house nesa conditions," ths r-port raid, at Cleveland, 'raid Senator Bor­ . one of the- ____________ _ . Jm hi. own name1 to that o f the cotton market gires promise ah to his party leaders . “ We ed in the election transited into chautauqua und declared that the I ! ,0^Y, ,ko state to serve as • _ __ r. ,W. Spaid, a member o f the o f being able to absorb a moder­ must make our record nere If wc law without delay, but nn.old con­ advance notices received from oth- background. (Sanford, Mr. Ural- ' to continue in llrpi, who then was carrying a ate increase in supply at a com­ ore anxious gress which may have bo-in leoud- er towns where the chautuuqua well declared, h one 0f ‘ thoao Ap large account.for Jess W. Smith, paratively good price. It must power.” appointment To Succeed Ilenhy As Principal interest in Stale’s Race inled at the election will have no had been put on this season indi­ places which have only begun to* Assails Senator Lodge. cated that the program arranged grow. One may talk about the befsonal friend and confident o f remembered that a large crop further function to perform. Secretary o f •Navy Is Con­ For Presidential Nomination Senator Neely, in a carefully fh e ’ attorncy general. If secured by increu*' I ucrcage for this year is the bets one that progress thnt it has already made, firmed By Senate In Less Calenders Are Clogged Centers In Coolidge and hus been put on by the Redpnth and it has to a certain extent, but Tpa Daugherty Investigation ana expensive production meth­ prepared speech, brought tho n!| Thun 10 Minutes “ Second. It nholishea the exist­ Johnson. i s greatness still lies ahead, he rcdhssdny heard Maco Stewart, ods, would tend to result in u do- disclosures back into senatorial ing short session. Under present management. further asserted. i l # jWT Tfc* A iin r la ta t l The Troubadour Quurtetde­ .} Galveston, lawyer, continue ciine In . price which might more debate after a quiescence o f BISMARCK. N. D., Mar. 19.— grass assembles in December nf- lighted tho crowd with a number WASHINGTON. Mar. 1 9 -S o . ^is,'testimony concerning the a!- than offset uny resulting reduc- nearly u week by bitterly ^ s a il­ . lb* »peaker paused to ing Senator Lodge, the RepnbliPresident Coolidgo took the Ter.il constitutional provisions n con- of popular songs picked to please praise Sanford for the capable and ‘ •■failure of the .department y ield s’* and runs until tho C° St duu to higher can leader, nuestioning the wis­ lection of Curtis D. Wilbur, chief in the race for presidential nr-m- ter election______ the fancy of everyone. The mem­ _ efficient men that it had servlng^/i f to pr°»e9 Uto promoters fouith o f March when it expire* dom of President Coolidgo in nia justice of the supremo court of r lotteries. On cross examinuWorld Supply. (nation here Tuesday, ______ j by .limitation. It U in thta.ijfcoaiu bers were nppluuded heartily lime t in all of the city offices from thu JUfiwul.Eibviu -Daub*, afterr ttai*. Solo* and duets, ‘7**** l io? Jto .admitted mgwr . parsons highest. He d«£ ^ The report pointed ou? that the from over ’^ 7 " a t a t l W o b n g f i ^ X t catchy humorous selections were claretl that he had been favorably* as secretary of the navy Was ap­ lad bean preaecute* ull kind o f jokers creep into (he nlsio included in the repertoire. impressed sinco coming to San­ cotton ,S 'm« ; t “ * now. pa per. worn attackiop proved Tuesday by the senate in Indicate u light vote. law*. Thu culepdars of both homos Principal interest attached to <nre clogged nnd everybody knows Many weer the words of praise ex­ ford with the business like man­ an executive session o f less thnn the Republican presidential con­ that it Li a physical impossibility Many were the words of praise ex- ner in which the affairs o f the this first number of tho season’s government were run nnd with the tho ten minutes. There was suid to test. with. President Coolidge and to dispose of such important login- bill. » . ;|fw bo.o, o n T l r / ' k t e ; B S S t f f e S t i . * ' have been no debate on the nomi­ seeming hearty spirit o f eo-operuIhe statement friend to 6,341,000 on July 21, 1923. lalion pending. It la in the short Senutor Hiram Johnron on the The West Virginia senator said Tonight ut 8 o’clock the Trouba­ that be had. obtained 9 1 0 0 ,1)00 “ A strong effort is being mnde every one hoped Senutor Lodge nation and no roll call asked when session that bad laws are put nn dour Quartet will again give a con­ tion thut existed between the com­ missioners and the citizens. the motion that he lie confirmed official ballot nnd Senator Rob­ the statute hacks nnd desirable leg­ [rbfn Edward L. Doheuy, Cali- to increase, production in for'M ia oil magnate, late in 1921, ‘iia n countries," tho report ttnt- was correct in his rlefensj of tho wns made by Senntor Lodge of ert M. LnFollettc in the race islation lost in the rush. It is in cert which will be followed by u “ When I first heard of Sanford, president’s uprightness but re­ lecture on the “ Needs of,the Hour" *,e enlarged and improved uTu ' ^ e the Republican through a sticker campaign. the short session that filibuster) by Judge George D. Allen of said Mr. Bodwell. I was told that couplet! with the called that on another ocras'on Massachusetts, leader. lit .r Mexico ranch holdings. nigh prices have resulted in some In the Democratic field the are effective and n few determined Bridgewater, Mass. Judge Allen t was absolutely dead and do you some ycurs ago, Mr. Lodge, ac­ Beside^ * dealings the attor- increases in supply but do not President Coolidge upon being men cun block desirable legislation has appeared on the chuutauqua know that you have more miles of cording to news reports, had de­ paving m proportion to the popuhsy general nod in oil stocks, the with the better types of Ameri­ informed o f tho Semite’s notion vote was unusually light, with dimply by taking up time. platform several seasons and ’ev­ livered himself of n somewhat immediately „ notified ____ _ Judge Wilbur ......... William G. McAdoo overwhelmlommittce obtained from its ex­ can upland in the future. . » * th*U? *ny °ther city in the' tj Conditions Reversed. ery plnco he has visited, hus de­ sta similar tribute to Albert 11, Full. le . That certainly does not pert accountant, Louis F. .Bond. “ The probable supply in Amer­ The Republican leader's denun­ by telegraph and, It is understood, Jingly leading for endorsement. .i'.^h*rd’ ,.^ l?d,fr tlle present con­ lighted his hearers, it is said. He seem us if the town were dead to expects the new member of the |stalled accounts of transactions ica on March 1 was about 4,500,­ ciation Both the Johnson nnd Coolidge stitution if the people fail to elect mixes with his message a suffi­ o f Dumoiiratic senators •oil stocks by two senators, 000 bales as compared with 5,­ for attacking the president, Sen­ cabinet to come to Washington ns headquarters tonight were ex­ n president, and the election is cient amount of wit to hold tho at­ me. is o f Kansas, assistant IU-- 340,000 bales in 1923, 77,4.10,000 ator Neely said, wus nothing less soon as he can conveniently ar­ Another feature which the speak­ pressing confidence in tho out­ thrown into the house, it is (he old tention of the audience throughout er pointed out that Sanford may llcan leader in the senate. bales in 1922 and 10,754.000 bales than un uttempt to foreclose ’ tho range to do so. congress that elects the president, the address. The new secretary is to take up come, with Coolidge backers o f and not the new. This amendment Elkins, o f West Virginia, and in 1821. Tho reduced supply of right of free speech In tlie sen­ Tomorrow night will see a stellar well boast o f Is that it is free the duties of the office where they the opinion that the campaign to will reverse conditions. And in number in the presentation of the from internal bickerings and pettr PVfc- then members of the house, Amorican cotton and the result- ate. stood when Secretary Denby re­ paste in lai Follcttc'r name such a case, the president will lie comedy drumu, "Give and Take" quarrels among political factions, luding C. Bascom Slemp. now jnic favorable price situation has Hughes is Target. into the Johnson elected bv tho congress fresh frem reduced here by a special cast of it seems, he said, to be just like |ecretary to President Coolldgc. been created by poor yields due Sccretury Hughes was singled signed, no outstanding policies would cut to abnormal weather conditions out by Senator Carawry as the awaiting his attention and even strength. ' New Fall Ctury. the people. Under present condi­ 'ew York players. The play is one great big family here, evenThe count standing: Coolidge, tions a congress that mav have now enjoying a sensational run in one working with a unanimity or Both the stock transactions and bool weevil damnge ruthcr particular |argut o f his uttuck. the appropriation bills not hnving purpose, thut o f making Sanford 1,504: La Fol been repudiated elects a president Chicago. been framed for the new fiscal .1.507; Johnson, Ind the story of Price McK'nney, than to increased demand nnd to Continued on page 6. grow. The acreage year. In the Interval o f little iette 465. _ Rports given out Wednesday in­ who holds office for four years, |f Cleveland, 0., that Fall sought reduced' acreage. These returns were principal­ more than a week since Mr. Denby Mr. Bodwell then urged his dicate a large sule of season tick­ i have him agree to say he had last year wns the greatest on left office tho department has been ly from the iurger cities where ets, it is said, which further as­ hearers to guard with jealous pride |>aned' the former interior secre­ record." under the direction of Assistant Johnson suporters have conceded sures the success of the 1924 enter­ the reputation of a “ substantial Same Tobacco Acreage, c y money will be followed up Coolidge’s superior strength, Secretary Roosevelt. city. ’ He begged that each and tainment. |y the committee. Members ree intentions of farmers to is In the Mr. Wilbur comes to his new of­ contending that it Miss Moll Whitner assisted by everyone maku his transactions, »rd McKinney’s statement to- plant tobacco indicate the same fice not unfamiliar with navy prob­ smaller cities and rural precinct) members of the Rotury. Club, has whatever they may be in what­ »y ope of the more important acreage as last yenr for the lems. hnving been graduated from that the Californian’s power lies. sold a large number of tickets al­ ever line they may be, along tho it has been developed in con- country as a whole. The Atlan­ the United States navy academy in ready. In her report to the Ro­ •sum* lines. Just so long us San­ tic coast states as a whole show ction with the oil teases. Club ut its meeting Tuesday, ford maintains that solidity that Jury summons for tho regu'ur 1888 an^l always having maintain­ Identifying himself as itn old an increase of about five per Kiwanian Lewis T. McCoy, tary ^ Miss Whitner dcclured that the has marked its development to ^iend o f Fall, McKinney a mine cent, Pennsylvania showing an session of county court to be he'd ed his interest in the sea, notwith- wv x rv song leader of the Kiwnnix Club tickets weer going good but urged date, just so long will the citiiens wner, testified that late in U>23 increase o f seven per cent, while on April 1, were mailed out Tues­ standing an active lifo at the bar! N < ) t ( x l l l l t y 1 0 J C O U I lt S of Orlando, contributed lurguly thnt more be sold and u concen­ of this city be ussured o f u sub­ had reccive«i a letter from the North Carolina nnd South Curo- day by the sheriff’s office accord­ nnd on the bench. to the success of the luncheon of trated drivo is being mnde today. stantial and steady growth that (Hr The Aaauelaled )*rraa) rmer secretary "asking mu if linn show a slight decrease. Tlie ing to an announcement. tlie Sanford Kiwanis Club held at will never fall. CHICAGO. Mar. 19—John W. the Valdez Hotel this noon. By wbold state that 1 had mode small acreuge in Georgia will Bunimons were sent to 12 men. Thompson, contractor, jointly in­ The speuker then closed his re­ They were: H. II. Geiger, J. B. Will he loan for tho purcboso o f the probubly be more trebled. introducing new novelties and tiv dicted with Colonel Charles it. peppy leadership o f the singing marks with a word o f appreciation Kentucky ,_ expects . to decrease iarns, George Smith, J. E. Bartin, hnebes or property bought in for the splendid hospitality that Forbes, former veterans bureau di­ of the club, Mr. McCoy niudu about five per cent and Tennes­ J. A. Rumbley, W. II. Hyers, An­ Jew Mexico. had been accorded him and his rector, submitted u motion in the himself an exceptionally populur Ut Tfc« AaaitrUtrd l>rr»a. i The witness said ho had not see about seven per cent. W’eath- drew Aulin, Jr., B. F. Whitner, C. wife as well as his associates. He H r T h e A v a u r l a t r i l I'r r a a . TARPON SPRINGS. Mar. 19.— federal district court Wednesday visitor. iswere dthe letter, and that ei and price changes muy make H. McKinney, A. Y. Fuller, T, W. u. declared that they leave with .SASEBO, Japan, Mar. 19.—SubInquest whs set for Wednesday in to quash one indictment and en­ Uarence C. Chase, son-in-law of material changes in present in­ Prevatt nnd J. II. Huddleston. Past President J. G. Sharer, **“ t Praise for the city Jail, had called upon him at tentions before planting time. The docket for the coming term the death o f Deputy Sheriff Cooper ter pleus of not guilty to three wus presented with u past presi­ marine 43 of the Japanese navy “ n‘* they will he An intended increuse <f 16 of court hus not been completed instantly killed when a shotgun others. Forbes pleaded not guilty dent’s pin by Kiwunian Forrest collided Wednesday with the war- u| jeveland a day or two ufter l f ' " . l n the time comes again snksgiving Day, which was per cent in the sweet r^tato as yet but will be within- a few wus fired from the sidewalk into a to all charges which relates to vet­ Lake. Judge Sharon holds the ship Tatsuta during minor r n t n - for them to journey back agaiu Bovember 29, to take up the acreage ir shown for th-i coun­ days. It will not be very large, it cafe where he was seated after erans bureuu transactions. distinction of having attended ev­ cuvers and sank with four officers to this city. and 40 men 10 miles outside the try at large. In most t tales it midnight. The murderer leaped was stated. Judge E. F. House­ abject. . : ery Kiwanis luncheon held since STORM WARNINGS. Mr. Bodwell was warmly ap­ harbor here. The naval officers will range from 10 per rent ra 20 holder will preside and Sciielle into u waiting automobile unJ the organization of tho club three Request I* HeTused. stated several hours later that lit­ plauded upon the conclusion of his escaped. per cent grester tirnn ve«r. years ugo. In reply to tho speech Maines will represent the state. ! “ I thlink I did most o f tho tin talkU r T h e A u i w l a l r d I'rraa. Georgia, Tennes« Moat of the caaea are for larceny he responded tle hope existed there would be remarks and us the meeting closed pg.” ho sa id. “ It only got Maryland, WASHINGTON, Mar. 19. — of presentation any survivors although attempts with the singing o f "Till We Meet see, Oklahoma, Illinois ano with a few well chosen words. or violations of the prohibition >rted,. and I said, “ I navo not SEtorm warnings have been issu­ at rescue were proceeding. The A g a iu .’ many friends gathered laws, it was stated. ida report an increase of 20 per The principal address o f the sde him a* loan, and l could not ed for the Gulf Coast from Mis­ submarine went down suddenly nf­ around him to express apprecia­ -■ 9 cent or more. day was made by Judge George Hr The AaaurUleil Freaa) py that I have.” sissippi to Cedar Keys, Florida. ter the collision and was the sec­ tion o f his talk and to bid hint The South Atlantic states CHICAGO. Mar. 19— Wheat Disturbance over the low r Rio G. Herring, who spoke on “ The ond Jupunese submarine lost re­ good-bye until next fail. Asked if be had the Fall lotThe enter­ May 105 1-2 to 105 5-8; July 106 Grande valley is increasing in­ American Spirit. McKinney said he had de- show un increase of about 15 per Last night’s dinner was attend­ feature ot today’s cently, another having sunk near 5-8 to 106 3-4. Corn, Muy 77 3-1 to tensely und moving northeast­ tainment oyed it “ when Mr. Dohany cent in the intended peanut acre­ ed by 101 guests including ap­ age nnd the south central states luncheon was in charge o f Ki- Kobe in August. 77 3-8. ward. stifled that* he ‘ himself had wuniun Lane. proximately 20 women. George A. about 23 per cent. In the Virginsde. the loan.” Dr Tfcr AMMlatrS Prru. DcCottes, city attorney, served as ia-Carolina territory the acreage E. C. Smith was intnlouced as At the time Chase visited McDUBLIN, Mar. 19.— Free state toastmaster. The meeting was a new member of the club. Kiis about the same as last year, a nney, the committee was seektroops early Wednesday took into enlivened throughout by the sing- ' were named us a hospital visit­ Continued on pago 0. t the sdurce of the funds custody nine men including Col­ tng of u number of songs under ing Committee to serve until Jen Fall evidently had receivonel Joseph Dolan, and other army the leadership of F. C. M »> Muy 1. Ed. Lane wns unnoiinr(H r T h e . ( u w l i l r d I 'r r u l officers, accused of joining the re­ ‘ and the latter w^s preparing ed as the winner o f the attend­ TOKIO, Mur. 19.— A small naval Mahon. cent army mutiny. They were > come to Washington to testi_________ _ * ance prize dirigible cuught fire and fell Edward Higgins, president of found holding a meeting with 40 , according to telegram», plac(Hr Th* Aaao.-latrd I'rrM) Miss Nell Whitner, George G northeust o f Tokio Wednesday the Chamber of Commerce, follow­ others in u house which wus into the record. Thorp is w i. EUGENE, Ore., Mari 19—The The third plane, which was pilot­ He.ring, .1. L. Mathews, W, B. killing the crew or five men. The ing the invocation by L. R. Philips, VA raided. ce of a conference between army around the world airplanes ed by Lieut. Wudu was forced Mnj. Gen. Tobin nnd Col. Dalton, completed the second leg of their down at Cottonwood, Culif.. on ac­ Ballard, Dr. H. McElrov, L. C. bo<|y o f the commander was the outlined in a smalt way the list of TAX COLLECTIONS 11 and Chase ut Chicago In Gilbert, M. B. Hutton, Dr. M. B. only one found. The accident fol­ achievements o f thut body during 'ly •December, after which the In 1922 the tax roll called for leaders of the meeting were sought journey when they landed here just count of u broken water line, ar­ Kelley und Lewis T. McCoy \\ury* lowed a few hours after the sink­ the_ lust year. He enumerated the in raid but neither were captured. mer secretary went on to before 4 o’clock Tuesday after­ rived here at 5:23 p. m. tho collection of f l 11,071.11 in ing o f the submarine ut Soseho und uctivity of its members visitors in attendance toduy. by tho w Hark and then to Atluntic noon. city taxes. Of that sum there The schedules provides that the Members of the Sanford club navul circles arc greatly depress­ vurious committees. He pointed ere Edward B. McLean, was taken in by the city clerk Maj. Frederick L. Martin, com­ planes hop off for the north Wed­ attending were: B. I). Caswell, ed. out how the organization was re­ Usher o f the Washington 9109,302.53. In 1923 \ the mander and Lieut. Lowell II. Smith nesday morning ut 9:30 o’clock, T. W. Lawton, Schelle Maines. E. sponsible to a (urge extent for the >«t. agreed to say that he had roll was equal to $121,662.67 landed here after flying from Ma­ stopping at Vancouver barracks J. Moughton, R. \V. Deane. G. many new developments and im­ ‘ ned Fall $100,000 instead of and to date there has been col­ for lunch at noon. City officials E. McKuy, R. H. Berg, A. K. ther Field, Cal. . provements to Sanford. ving him unused checks aggre­ (llr The Aaaurlalril l’ rraa) lected on the assessment S10.und m hand were at the aviatio i Rossiter, A. P. Connelly, II. C. Lieut. Leigh Wade who started ^ Mr. DeCottes then introduced g a t in g $100,000, LINCOLN. Neb., Mar. 10— Will­ 896.67. It ia interesting to note field when the two planes came in Long, W M. Scott, II. II. McCasFrank P. Forster, who has lived Arouriu tne time of his cull on iam Jennings Bryan hus arrived with them, was furced to land at from the 550 mile flight from the Iin, Forrest I.nkc. \V. J. Thig­ that through tho month of Feb­ •llr The A»*»«-tatrd I'lrttl Sanford for 42 years and a man Kinney, Chase, for whom a here on his annual birthday visit. Cottonwood, Cal., and ha-1 not south. A banquet for the army pen, W. T. Langley, Sam Buuruary 1923 there had been 927,­ TOKIO, Mar. 19— Prince Hiru- who had vision o f a greater SanIn an interview given at Omaha been heard from by Maj. Martin fliers was held Tuesday evening. mel, L. C. Helmut, K .C. Smith, tpotnu whs issued today, was 522.88 collected, while through tade Kwacho, head of one collator* tford despite many adversities which communication with J. \V, the same month this year there he said he is not a candidate for who said he was unaware o f the Lieut. Erik Nelson, pilot of the Jr.. S. M. Lloyd, Fred W. Ball. al branch of the Imperial Japanese have come to the city during that reason for his landing. *ely. personal counsel to, Harthe presidential nomination and is had been received $29.190.19,. fourth round-the-wurUI plane, is J G. Sharon, A. Rnffeld. J. H. The fliers will remain in Eugene still at Clover Field, Cal., the start­ Jackson, E. D. Brownlee, Bert family, died Tuesday night from time. Mr. Forsetr responded with F. Sinclair. From Chicago on City tfxes are assessed on a anxious to see u younger man take f-pinal meningitis. He wus u naval Member 1, hu sent to Zevcly the leadership o f the Democratic overnight, jumping to Sand Point, ing place. He is to meet the eth­ Fort, J. M. Gilton, E. F. Lane officer stationed at Susebo where words of praise for the City Com­ valuation o f 60 per e°L mission and for the work it was party. telegram. Washington t h i r r * near Seattle, Wash., Wednesday. er fliers in Seattle. und T. L. Dumas. un epidemic is reported raging, carrying on. i t S dl0V leers - r" from - of 167 »• » « * the OF 1921 • S t jS ? W - t T S f JUDGE ALLEN IS THECHAUTAUQUA FIRST LECTURER DEPARTMENT O F agriculture is OPTIMISTIC 1 9 2 4 i#SES £R P «£S3hSS SENATE 0 K E V S COOLIDGE N OW CURTIS WILBUR LEADS JOHNSON A S SE C R E TA R Y N 0R T H _D A K 0T A s s ^ s ? s w b,s s y a ‘ r s R Jury Summons For County Court Are Mailed By S h eriff McCoy,SongLeader Enlivens Luncheon Kiwanians T o d a y Thompson Files Pleas Inquest Set On Death Deputy Sheriff Cooper Jap Submarine Sinks With 44 Men On Board MARKETS Free Staters Arrest 9 Alleged Mutineers Around The W orld Aviators Land At Eugene Ending Journey’s Second Leg SANFORD FACTS Bryan Declares That He Is Not Candidate Jap Navy Dirigible Crashes Killing Crew Japanese Prince Is Dead from Meningitis �ferai t 11 IBmb Schelle Moines, secretary and treasurer of the statu Democratic Executive Committee, is in re­ ceipt o f letters from Mrs. Edith Boiling Wilson nnd Mrs. Flor­ ence Kling Harding, widows o f former presidents, in Which they both express appreciation for the resolutions o f sympathy pnssed by tho committee nt its recent meeting in Jacksonville. Mrs. Wilson’s edrd Lore the fo l­ lowing note: , "Mrs. Woodrow Wilson desires to express her deep appreciation o f your kind sympathy.’* . Mrs. Harding’s letter was ns follows: “ I have been grcntly pleased nnd touched to receive nt your hands the resolution adopted by your committee as n memorial to President Harding. “ It is within my personal knowledge that Mr. Harding lov­ ed the south nnd its people, that he believed that the unfortunate conditions which had delayed the full development o f the magnifi­ cent resources o f the southland were changing rnpldly. and he confidentially looked toward a splendid future for that section, in which, on many visits, we had both found such n generous wel­ come and hospitality and where wo hnd won so many personal v. BUILDING HOME friends. , Mrs. B. B. Baggett is erecting a "W ill you kindly convey to the . one-story fram e dwelling on Parle committee my sincere thanks for , Artnue between Thirteenth and the nction taken.” ’ Hbteteenth Streets. It is being , . DOlit by Frank lo sin g at an esti­ INFANT SON DIES. mated cost o f 14,000.. Warren Gooch Hollar, the in­ i . M any-tourists o f prominence fant son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. ?: haru been callers st tho Wakefield Hollar, pnssed away at 4:10 o ’­ Prcsen'ing Plant during the post clock Tuesdny nftor n few days illness. The little fellow hnd ($" y *'Mr. and Mrs. Weed o f New York reached the age o f six months ' were the visitors of Dr. and Mrs. nnd four days. Quirk for several days, Funeral services were held nt ift; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips the home at 2 o ’clock on Tuesday ■ mere in Orlando on business one afternoon. Tho body was tnken ' day last week. to Virginia for burial nt tho for­ •Mr. Dickson has purchased n mer home o f tho parents. The v. MW Hanson automobile. sympathy o f their many friends A A*h try will he given Mar. 28 here is extended to tho bereaved ■ a t 11 o’clock at Weklva Bridge parents. H oly Cross Episcopal B&Gjtarch o f Sanford has been Incor[?<f .ptrtted under' the laws o f tha r.‘ v « ta te 'o f Florida, according to pa* [X.ftaitra' Aled at the office o f clerk o f S?ftClret»lt Court lost week. The arO T /ffd e 'o f incorporation which were made out on Jan. 3 and presented Judge J. J. Dickinson for his ap­ E proval on Mar. 3, show the organi[L-. aation to bo one for non-proAt. it ; The general nature o f the cor!.'• novation ns expressed in tho petitkT -Ion I s the support o f public wor5 - tlrijl of Almighty God according to r ' the faith and discipline o f the Protestant Episcopal Church in • the United States o f America and o f the Episcopnl Church of South IgLgMorida. VIm U s TKn n a t u iN sstate k s k * *that «the l,» The pn|iers r church may hold teal estate to the f ,. .value of 8200,000. Subscribers to tho articles were: ;• Arthur Searing Peck, B. F. W hit­ t bar, Sr., B. F. Whltner, Jr.. C. J. Humph, J. R. Stewart, T. L. Du­ Mas, A. R. Key, Luke Thompson, E . D. Mobley, G. A. Speer, G. F. : Smith and Randall Chase. ,V . The paper" also call fo r the fo r ­ '. mation of a vestry to be composed ox not less than five men. A acnV.% lor.warden ia to be selected by the . ^ rector and the Junior warden to be chosen by the vestry. tinvd long aoniffC'tto# Gulf Coast lino, In tho announce­ ment o f the organisation and elec­ tion o f pffiecra by the West Coast Railway, the avowed purport of which I sto All in tho missing links o f rail lines in that section necesu r y to tbo establishment o f through service from Fort Myers northward. A glance at the new state map shows the possibilities iif this connection. Starting at Ft. Myers the coast line could be fo l­ lowed fairly closely by the con­ struction‘ or a hundred o f so’ (idles o f liisains links— PunU 4Jordg to Venltej Tooke Lake to Homossansa, and Perry to Covington. Progress of the new venture will bo watched with Interest by those who have fdugbt for tho western routo for so long and who have recently heard rumors that the lUHnoia Central was planning to take over the Georgia, Florida and Alabama road. • », ^ mm— m—^ here from a complication o f dis­ ease*. Ha had been in ill-health fo r a*vera) years.’ Bonk M ar Phil­ adelphia in 1857. Judge' Heysar was admited to the bar in Geor­ gia and cama to Florida in 1880, locating in Law* Worth, then in Dade bounty. o f h U B in o sa , T H E P O P U LA R M AR K ET, Park Ave. nu£, on Saturday, l^aich 22nd1 and will then have for sale to the highest bidder: — RECALL BLECT10N n iL D health centers and medical clinics are co-op­ erating In a nation-wide movement to Induce parents to have their children flchlck Tested. Tho object of the campaign la to rid tho country of llio diphtheria scourge. Tho Schick reaction Is an accurato method, of determin­ ing whether a child'Is susceptible to the disease. Over 150.000 pu­ pils In New York schools have been tested, and those found not Im­ mune were protected by toxln-antltoxln treatments against the diph­ theria germ. Encouraged by this demonstra­ tion, the Metropolitan Ltfo Insur­ ance Company, through Its s'xteen thousand managers and agents In tho field. Is distributing all over tho United State* am i Canada, mil­ lions of pnmphlets describing the tests, railing attention to thu high mortality rate from diphtheria and urging help In routing childhood's most dangerous enemy by having C The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church gave a St. Patrick’s party a t the hall Monday night, Icc cream and cake was served, nnd Missouri Is Torn Asunder in Ilit TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mnr. 18. : a general good time was enjoyed ter Fight Between Senator Jim The West Coast of Florida, after Sjr the largo assemblage. Bred and Forces of McAdoo years o f watchful waiting, plead­ .M rs. II. B. Lewis, o f Sanford, For Control of Stale's ings nnd urgings, seems at last in J Mra. T. Bentley, o f Toledo, nnJ Delegation to Conven­ a finr way to realize on the un­ Miss Lillian Cncinvert o f Ohio, tion. tiring efforts o f its residents to were guests at Flynt hotel last bring about the construction of a week. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Mnr. 18— Mis­ souri is being politically torn nsundor in the contest for delegates to the Democratic Nntionnl con­ ?nrougn a typographical error vention, with United States Sena­ It .was stated in a story in The tor James A. Reed fighting the Mc­ Htfraid of aSturday’s issue that Adoo forces nt every turn. The the resources o f tho Woman's Ben­ state convention, where tho dele­ efit Association was 2,000,000 when gates nt large arc chosen, will be facilities at least approximating a resemblance o f the Florida East it should have been 20,000,000. held on April 15 nt Springfield. Const Company’s line skirting the Miss Burgin, who is in Sanford The district delegates will bo Atlantic Ocean on the east. Those f o r a few days i ntho interest of chosen nt conventions held in each the organization, will have charge congressional district. The fight nttending these meetings— includ­ ing representatives from all along o f central divisin of Florida while between Reed nnd McAdoo has the Gulf side o f the state— hove Mias B. N. West, the supreme com ­ been carried into every district. invariably been turned back, how­ mander of the organization, will Senator Reed has been tour­ have supervision of the work o f ing the state, and making speeches ever, in discouragement over the apparently insurmountable ob­ the whole state. in which he attacked the form er stacles. secretary o f the treasury on his Only last November a meeting record with tho Doheny oil inter­ ests, while nt the Chicago "g et to­ was held here attended by repre­ gether” meeting o f McAdoo’s sentatives from as far down state friends, Reed was referred to ns a as Fort Myers, for tho sole pur­ (Continued from page 1) “ renegade Kcnuhlicnn" by mem­ pose o f discussing the problem. At thnt time F. W. I’erry of Fort over her pnpcr.i and documents for bers o f tho Missouri delegation. Myers declared that South Flori­ IlfO.OOO, nnd lenve the country, The McAdoo organization in tho da is losing millions of dollars and that when thut was refused state is headed by Frank Farris, through the system of computing she offered to take $50,000. chairman of the Democratic slate These negotiations, the nttorney committee, while the Reed forces rates whereby the railroads use general said he would prove by the are being led by Ed Glenn and Ben­ Jacksonville us the basing point. This, he declared, would be obviat­ men he named nnd whom he asked nett Clurk. ed by opening an outlet along the to be called as witnesses, took place Fed fireworks on the Republican in Cleveland on Feb. 21, 1921. Miss side have been reported as yet, but West Coast, which, he nrgued, Stinson herself and A. L. Fink of this campaign is expected to open would give the south Florida ter­ Buffalo, the Attorney General up nbout the time o f the Republi­ ritory the benefit of a basing charged sought the meeting which can congressional conventions. At point nt Lakeland, I’lant City or culminated with a conference lie- the present time the Coolidgu some other point in that section tween Ungcrleidcr, Miss Stinson forces are displaying a calm c o n ­ where units o f transportation could be assembled instcud of ut Jack­ and Fink. fidence and saying little, while Sen­ When Ungcrleidcr, speaking for ator Johnson is expected to enter sonville. Such basing point, Mr. himself and others declined to en­ the state sometime during March Terry stated, would result in low­ ering the rates for his part of the ter the negotiations, the attorney and make his plea for support. state. general said his witnesses would Tin; Itepuhlicun state convention prove, Miss Stinson and Fink an­ to elect delegates nt large will also nounced their purpose to go to be held at Springfield and will bo the delegates to the national con­ Now York and sell the papers and on April 29. There is a rather vention. documents to others. warm contest on for Runublirtn With the state primary schedul­ Relates Circumstantial Story national committeeman to take the ed for August the gubernatorial Corroborating in many particu­ place of Jucob Rubier, who is not contest has not even begun to get lars the previous testimony of Gas­ a candidate. The race at present wurm, but announcement of can­ ton B. Means und Fred C. Quiirby, has simmered to Congressman L. didates o f both pnrtics is expect­ llolbridgc related n circumstantial ('. Dyer and Dr. E. IS. Clements, ed to l>c made shortly before the atory of his investigation o f the al­ chairman of the Republican State state conventions. leged arrangements by which the Committee. The national commit­ No United Stntes senntor is fight films were exhibited in 1921. teeman in Missouri is clhosen by elected in Missouri this year. J. Muma, correspondent of Ed­ ward B. McLean’s Cincinnati En­ quirer at New York, again emerg­ ed from behind the scenes in a stellar role. Reluting numerous conferences, in his investigation with Mumu and others in the film transaction, Holbridge quoted Munut as the principal author of dam­ aging charges against Attorney General Daugherty and also Will iam J. Burns, Chief of the Dure.i1 of investigation. Chief among the statements i credited by Holdbridgc finally re­ ported in June, 1022, to Burns c o n -1 com ing the fight film affair were: j The alleged statement by M r.! Daugherty that “ if you put this j across you ought to get a big cut, not less than 50 per cent.” Another alleged statement *'jy ! Mr. Daugherty to Muniu that he should take the matter up with A l­ fred R. Urion. a local lawyer prev­ iously identified ns u participant in the transaction. Another alleged statement by Mr. Daugherty that tho law pro­ hibited only transportation r.ml not exhibition o f the films. An assertion by Mumn that he ROOMS 501 had "things all fixed.’ Alleged adm ission. by Muma «>f | Ftrut Nationul Rank l l l d g .-----■ contract for tho film exhibitions j and passing o f one check, in Ur- < Jon’a presence, for over $2,000. 5 Lots for $250.00. , • 5 Room Bungalow with Extra Lot, price $3750.00. 2 Lots on Magnolia Avenue, Price $1800. Good income property on Railroad. Price $9000. children Immunised by tbo toxinantitoxin treatments. The test Itself Is described as a simple Injection In tho skin of the amt. If, after a few days, a rod spot appears where the Injection was made, tho< child Is suscoptlblo to diphtheria. Fuch children aro then protected by the toxln-antltoxin Injections. The above pho­ tograph shows a line-up of boys undergoing tho experiment In a New York clinic. The tests, conducted In Manhat­ tan nnd Brooklyn by the city health department, established tho fact that not all children aro sus­ ceptible to tho disease; It Was definitely proved that some child­ ren were protected by nature and could never contract diphtheria, while others were susceptible to It. In this latter class, the test was followed by toxin-antitoxin treat­ ment. consisting of three Injections, one each week, for three weeks. * Statistics allow that diphtheria Is foremost among tho fatal discuses So strong has been the senti­ ment favoring a West Coast road that the 1923 legislature passed nil net calling on the state’s attorneygeneral to institute proceedings to declare a forfeiture o f the fran­ chise of tho Tallahassee South­ eastern Railway for its failure to construct tho so-called Perry cut­ off— a twenty-odd milu link hnd long been sought, as it would give a northern outlet through the cap­ ital city and thence by way o f the Georgia, Flutida and Alalmma railroad through Iiuinbridgo to Cuthbcrt, (in., where a connection is made with tho Central of Geor­ gia. . WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. IS. An election has been called Tor April 10 by tho city commission when tch people will vote on tho recall o f City Commissioner J. M. Billings. He is charged by his const! tuenta with "narrow-tnldodness" obstinacy, and with having In children from 3 to R, and ranks “ attempted to reward political third among tho fatal Illnesses of friends. In denying the allega­ babies' from t to t. Annually tions, Mr. Billings declares himself moro than 100,000 coses are ro« “ willing to abide by the majority ported and about 30,000 dlo of tha in anythin gat any time.” disease. Except In New York Z2d Chic­ ago where physicians h^yo con­ ducted tho Schick demonstrations on a largo scale, diphtheria oc­ cupies a foremost placo am ong tho communicable diseases. Yet In a recent report on tho subject. It la made plain that science possesses a moro complete power over it than In tho case o f uny other con­ tagious disease. No diphtheria has developed among Schick Tested Nsw York school children, figure* show. Tht value .of tho Injections la revealed Coldwyp Present* by tbo fact that five times as many cases of suspected diphtheria havs “TH E RAGGED developed among thoso who were not tested as nmong those In tho EDGE” canto schools who woro tested, nnd wh« n necessary Inoculated follow­ With Alfred Lunt nnd Mimi ing tbo test with toslu-antltoxln. Pslmeri The love adventure o f n Yan­ kee Boy in n Sea Const town of The attorney-general, however, China. in n statement Inst Oct. 27, de­ Also Comedy. clared it ns his opinion that he was confronted with a state of Prices 10 and 25 cents. facts—after investigating, the status of the Tallahassee-South­ Wednesday nnd Thursday eastern's charter— which would not Doughlns Fairbanks in support an nction to fo rfeit the "ROBIN HOOD." charter o f tho corporation. The facts in the case were such, ho as­ Prices 10 nnd 25 cents. serted that no judge could make an order such ns directed by the legislature— one o f forfeiture of . .... r7~ IL A N THEATRE ..T od ay.... We thank you for your loyal support nnd regret that fnilinjr health compels us to elose a successful business. A fter April first our address will be 815 Park Avenue, City. Respectfully yours, IRA D. AND ELLEN MARTIN. r** » -1 f i « T . f... —r •■ • ,*y — ;— ................ 4 • .* i i*r (Wue . ? n ;•» %•„ Jr*f W E W IL L SE L L 68 Large Business And Residential Lots AT ABSO LU TE PROMPT LON GW OOD, FLA FREE $ 1 ,0 0 0 Including three (3) large building lots, cash,and other gifts; and you do not have to buy or even bid to win one of the Free Lots or gifts. Come early. One lot will be given at opening of sale. LONGWOOD Is 10 miles North of Orlando. LONGWOOD Is on the Dixie Highway. LONGWOOD is 9 miles South o f Sanford. I.ONGWOOD Is growing and growing fust, and your gcod citizen, Mr. E. W. Hcnck, is doing his part by giving us 08 o f the cream o f the town < you nt the high dollar, that you may all have an opportunity to share in the big rise In that will take place in this beautiful town the next year. And to further advertise its n tractions will give the , M OST VALUABLE PRIZES presented nt an Auction Sale in many a day Clark Auction Co. AUCTION SALES ONLY DELAND -------------- • ------------------------------------- FLORIDA �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1924 ford Daily Herald ’ . Bata rail at Second C lu a Matter, Ocrtob«r IT, 1919. at the Pnatofflce at - Sanford. Florida, under act of March g E ll* ? * * P R HER * 13 COMER. Freeldea* OUAMD U DRAW, Vlta-FiHMaat K T A R U I1KHO Rer.Treaa. ]•? Maaaolla A m u , Phoae 14N RWUCRIPTIOX IlATEti 5n* T ear____ 17.06. Six M onths IS.El * Delvered In City l>y Carrier per ireak U c. W eek y E dition IS Per Tear. SFRltAI. XOTtCRt All nhltuary notices, cards of thunk*. resolutions <ind notices of entertainments where charges are mnile. will he charaed (or at regular advertising rates. .MBMORK TUP, AS80CIATKI) I'ltttKS The Aa.uclnled Press Is exclus■Seely entitled to the use for re imb­ rication of all news dispatches Credited to It or not otherwise krodlted In this paper and also the local news published herein. All tights of re-piihlicutiun of special fglapatchea herein are also reserved ^VFtDNESI)AY. MARCH 19, 1924. J ib Le t h u i g b t f o r t o d a y I PERFECT SA FE TY — Fear thou not: for I um with thcc; bo Jiot dismayed; for I mil thy God: will strengthen thee; yea. I will %elh thee, yea, I M ill uphold thee Bvitn the right hand o f my right­ eousness. Isa. 41:1b. FORGIVENESS My heart was heavy, for its ...r**M ruiit had been i bused, its kindness answered • ' with foul w rong; So, turning gloomily from my fellow-men, One summer Sabbath day I strolled among The green mounds o f the village burial-place: Where, pondering how ull human love and hate Find one sad level; and hew, soon or late, Wronged and wrongdoer, each with meek face. And cold hands folded over u still heart, Pass the green threshold of our common grave, WhUher ull footsteps tcn«V whence n<^Vd( depart, Awed for myself, any pitying my race, common sorrow, like n mighty wave, Swept all my pride away, and u. *• trembling I forgave' —John Greonlent Whittier. Saunders Recipe For Securing Wealth As Brisbane Sees It The Shade—“ That Surely Makes Me Look Like a Piker1 The average man can make a million dollars, according Worker* Pay. to a statement recently made by Clarence Saunders, o f PigPriceless Roxie'13tinnon. One Shameful Slander. gly Wiggly famo who has m ade and lost a fortune during When I.aw In Ridiculous. the last few months. Mr. Saunders piled up assets o f 'over • riKlil. l.V2t three millions of dollars and then lost his money trying to outfigure Wall Street. lie says, however, that he will make SA LA R IE S OF postal five cm -i it all back again in a year or two. If an individual observes plnyoR should he increased. It.costs the following ten commandments which he gives, Mr. Sauml- them all more to live. It cost mall trs says without doubt wealth will come to that individual: carriers much more to buy shoes. l_ T h o u shalt work hard and thou ahalt have con- • Work put upon all employes is ■•reater. The physical load on the fldence in thy own ability. hacks o f letter-carriers with par­ 2— Thou shalt be loyal to thyself and loyal to thy ed [Hist nr.d all the rest o f it, la doubled. * , fellow man with truthful appraisnl o f each and every task and its result. YOU APPRECIATE postoffice 3— Thou shalt render service to others, for success workers, so please wire your edn-j jtressman and to your rcnalors,, and wealth merely ure the outward fruits o f service mu­ urging support favorable to in -: tually rendered. crease pos toff ice salaries. 3—Thou shalt cast aside sellish interests, for they Uncle Safti should set nti exam­ are the stumbling stones to success. ple as n goad employer, and ,puy 5— Thou shalt forget all thought of immediate re­ the .people's employes n.iksvat wages. .i ward for thy industry. f»— Thou shalt desire to do, and thou shalt have the 1F T11ERE were even om*' per courage to stand back o f th y convictions, no matter cent o f trtidi in narratives now unfolding lit Washington, it would what the price might he. mean that this country has been 7— Thou shalt be impersonal in discarding every selecting extraordinary low grade impediment— personal or otherwise— in safeguarding m eal morons to look after public everything that will promote success. business. , . 8— Thou shalt repel illusions o f every kind as they HOWEVER, THE stones of concern the human machine. (ia -ten It. Means, and the priceless 9— Thou shalt find personality the biggest asset Miss or Roxie Stinson, must be care­ fully scrutinized, not swallowed greatest weakness o f any man, for it reflects character. H)—Thou shalt preserve thy bodily health, mental ! whole. One statement to the eiTect thut clarity and spiritual understanding for these are the Mr. Mellon “ was caught in n deal foundations of the Gibraltar o f Success. to issue permits for whiskey with­ DanDobb Says Los Angeles now!*1* ' M S ~ ' * l» ® « % * ««i — Unofficial report says half Summer is worse than wikt.. Vmi cuilV throw n little ice „ n ,£ grate, artd keep the room cool. , Among new inventions is u Inpsiblo grip. It acts like Y:1" asking the railroad fare. ‘ m n Why say candidate! hurl tw . hats into the ring when they sij5 them in ro gently? 1 Several old English churchu may be torn down nnd shipped ,* this country, hut no offer ha, been made for her labor trouble, 303 Is the Phone Number ' I f you paint your hou-e todar NOT using SEN iMtl>OF_Y<5 will paint it in a year wuii st'V PROOF. ---------------- o ---------------- drawals" is utterly idiotic. Jh.it weakens the other sin Hour* —Y The idiotic statement that Presi­ dent Harding ordered criminals “ to From all present indications the cost of building m get Mellon,” is unworthy even of „ Florida will not be reduced fo r many a day, if ever. With its own source. Just A Question o f Supply anti Demand. the entire state growing ns fast as it is, with new subdivis­ ions and new towns being developed, and with more hotels, more apartment houses, more business buildings and more resiliences being constructed all tho time, the demand for materials and labor will lie so great that instead of decreas­ ing. the cost will always lie going higher. Building costs are high now as compared with other years. But a year or two hence it will be possible to look back at today ami wonder at the low costs o f construction. It would be fine if the cost of construction could be reduced, but it isn’ t probable. The summer of 1924 will surpass all records for building acitivity in Florida. Announcements have already been made of many big new hotel projects costing millions of dollars. Ami announcements have aiready been made of demands for greater pay from the men who do the work. It won’t be a question of cost in Florida but a question of whether or not it will be possible to get the work tlonu on time. It will be nothing more than a' question o f supply and demand. If the demand is greater than the supply, the people who build will have to pay. Those contemplating building should not wait. Costs of building will not be reduced fo r some time. They cannot help but increase. The person who builds now can later on sit back and congratulate himself on his foresight in not waiting for the costs to he reduced. > r * f7 Sanford Paint 4 Wall Paper Co. MR. MEM.ON has n fortune of ?*• several hundieds o f millions. To suggest that he would violate the law, putting himself in the power of subordinates, for the sain* of a few dollar^, 'is more than prepos­ terous. a a a a a a a H a n a iiu a iiH iia a a a H E iH flflH n a a B a a sM B H iiiiiiziiiv iB a Hut that is hot the important fact. Mr. Mellon is an honorable OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE THE NATION ambitions man, sacrificing his PENSACOLA JOURNAL private interests to serve the pub­ lic. In handling national finance Street. I received thirty-one he has rendered great service and Florida voters this year have an thousand votes, which was ten it, is most outrageous that such u unusual opportunity to serve their thousand more than Mr. Clark nun should he the object of wide­ country well by voting for W. J. received and four thousand spread malicious slander. Kiyan to go to the Democratic na­ more than any other delegate tional convention to nominate a received. Mr. Clark was given < ONE OP’ the charges made bv candidate for president. the instructions in Nebraska Gaston D. Means, can be verified, In the Democratic party nrc men because his friends emphasized or disproved beyond question, for- who serve Wall Street nnd other tu/intely. He alleges that the law special interests. W. J. llrvan h a s! his loyalty to the policies I had advocated and nlso because forbidding interstate transporta­ been an eternal enemy of these inthey circulated criticisms Mr. tion o f prize tight films was vio­ tlucnces and his presence at the yo® To pay up. , , If will pay yotf Wilson had made o f me in lated for the amusement of a few convention is assurance that the ----------o---------previous years. I was neutral powerful men. If it he true thut masses of the people will have u It is no disgrace to be down, ns between Clark and Wilson. the Dempsey-Curpenticr tight filnu man there who will fight courageW ill Safeguard Baby’s Future provided you arc not contented I voted for Mr. Clark on were shown in Washington, at the ruuly and intelligently to prevent to remain there. A weekly deposit of n dollar cr two will hardly tie felt, thirteen ballots, even after ins house o f E. 11. McLean, with tits nomination o f a stundanl----------o---------managers had voted for Mr. yet it is astonishing what a difference it make”, by the promirrnt officials present, that beaier who will owe his allegiance A trg 'i/ representative crowd Parker and against me for can easily be [n ov el. Those into the powerful vested interests, linn* Baby is en the threshold of young manhood nr attended the Chamber pf Com­ temporary chairman, and nfti*r tol,vc,p would hardly conspire to[ Murphy, Taggeri nnd Brennan merce dinner last night. womanhood. they had opposed the Mor­ icommit perjury in connection with have formed an alliance to control ------------- o ■ Thoughtful, far-seeing parents, interested in their chil­ gan, Ryan. Belmont Resolution J that incident. I the convention, These men do not The tourists ure rapidly leav­ which had a majority of four -----------I ---------| stand for men and measures that dren’s future, will start a Savings Account for them ing other cities in the stair but and a half to one. When New TEAPOT DOME Naval oil •esorve nlioiit w h ich ce n te rs ! IT W OULD not he surprising to hre for the cofnmdn good o f the the farms are still thriving. today at • • ............. York, having het out on it.* --------- o ---------routes, scmulal in y „ u , i, a tract 0,Uli first'choice;*(tovi■■Harmon, and The weight o f misdeeds must Do the Florida voters want l<> having found it impossible t> rest heavily on Attorney General Natronah Comity, Wyoming about’ fifty miles north ot C f i l - (turus »f‘t asi.iis :i^ not "intomlcci” nominate Mr. Underwood, its per. The reserve takes its name from a rock formation tow or important people, in view of play into the hands o f this trio, Daugherty’s shoulders. r a c u n a u c a t ^ a c g B x a a c .a s a a n M a iia x c a a a a a a x c x r t a E a B a x M i by helping to defeat Mr. Bryan as second i hake, threw its sup--------- o ---------ering above the .surrounding country ami combining a dome- the national u delegate ?.T he task o f Murphy, prohibit ion. 1 ori to Mr, Clark, t changed The keynote o f the Chamber shaped bulk of eroded sandstone with a spout that looks just Brennan and Taggeri will bo much my vuto to Wih.on and helped Violation and ridicluc of law of Commerce dinner last night :a n u c3 K ti3 3 C c^ x i^ n u 'i!iB a H tia cu B a a B U 4 isa d a u ca x Q _ ;e .iu 3 iiia like the spout of a teapot. T h e oil, estimated tit 22,000,000 actually a part o f hospitality ta?i r if Bryan is not n delegate to nominate him. thus tarry­ was continued prosperity, u a ing out the spirit pf my in­ -o---------barrels, is in a hugli rock “ cup” into which it drained through aw r this country! in' breeding un the floor to light them. st Some of the Florida newspapers,. structions and doing wlmt my The Prince o f Wales is having the ages tinil which now holds it as though it were ia a tank. contempt for law nnd a new army n especially those that are close to constituent.; would have dona trouble with his horse of criminal.i, prohibition may do u ----------------o ----------------n his futher had with ll e more harm in ten years than the special interests in Florida— ' had they been Urnre nnd doing u the papers that I'laes Holt anil It isn’ t the hard-working man, laboring diligently to sup­ whiskey has done in all time. what they afterward ratified in a r Peter O. Knight have influence convention. Wall Ntreel had LI PUT your iiniioriant port a family and pay otf a m ortgage on his little home, who papers and other a just nominated the Republican BOLSHEVISM knows how to do with—are using every means at Other towns in Seminole county is supporting the bootlegger, but the white-collared man who small articles o f value in your own priv­ candidate at Chi'ago, and i us the Romans do in spite of their command to discredit W. J. boosting their own localities serves spiked punch at dances and usually drives a good car,” stern communist theories. Musso­ Bryan with the Florida voters. u believed then rml believe now with the same enthusiasm' that says a Federal prohibition commissioner. And it is this same lini has recognized Russia’s gov­ The Journal is entirely willing that any Democrat nominated ' XI ate box behind the great steel walls o f our Sanford has. n ------------- o---------by New York would be defeat­ ernment and Jurenoff, the Russian lo Dust the Florida voters to do white-collared man who so angrily demands of his city’s po­ fire and burglar proof Safe Deposit vault, right thing upon all occasions ed by Roosev.’lt. Mr. Wilson The Passion Players have dis- ise force that it suppress the banditry and outlawry which ambassador at Rome, liver, in a nii'.gnifieent'viUn, with an army of they are given all of the facts, wax ell-.ted and ic-eleulcd. A 1 thnt President Coolidge 3 and they will he safe. Since some newspaper • are trying approve of “ talking shop” be has encouraged, and which makes him fear for his life, servants in fine liveries. I carried mu the wishes of my 3 Then, fco, they will always be where they his cash and the safety of his family.— Capper's Weekly. own constituents and as they during social calls. Human beings are much alike. to accuse Bryan of disregarding ■JS --------- n---------approved of what I did at Pnl----------------o --------------- Give them power, and they use it,, Instructions at Baltimore, here are a can be found when wanted. T h e i r Uta facts pertaining to that event, a It is suggested that tlie soldier t'liioi '. no one outside of that n P. A. MOLT IS H A R D at work lining up candidate* lor desire is to excel, 1*pMn<1 J 1:.. TiMV.r «a outlined i„ a letter t» the editor could he paid by stopping state h is any right to criticise u A cent i r two :t day will buy the jfreat protection anil »of The Journal from Mr. Dry an: ■nks in government expens- delegates to the national contention, who will vote for Under­ no other wav. u am for helping to nominate . convenience. a 6 *1 have never disobeyed any not stop th.* leaks any- wood until the ex-hrewi rs give the order to them to “ Hock him at Baltimore and to elect " i instructions given n>e by either him in both 1912 nnd 191(1.” “ LABOR” THE organ of union, to Al Smith or to Davis. William (I. McAdoo will get Flori­ a workmen, says Henry Ford’s rail-* a primary or nominating con­ Cf course tho Florida voters ® da's vote as long as lie has a chance o f nomination. If he vention. dodwell gave some wise road is earning 100 per cent divi-[ '"ill. by a large majority, elect Mr. si t night, when in* nrgt »1 cannot get the necessary two-thirds the likelihood is that dens a year. “ Ford bought the u “ In 1912, I carried out the Iirynn as a oeicg ite, hut those o to beware of inflated Florida's vote will be east for either Ralston or Copeland. Sunford instructions given to me ami common Stock for a dollar a share, who are for him will le glad tn * and my course at the convention and it is worth at least SI00 a have th : foregoing information to a foundation. was approved by the Demo­ 1answer some of the untiee charges 'hare. Earningi in January were ASSESSED VALUATION OF property in Florida is loo per cent higher than in Jan­ cratic State Convention. of -o---------t now being circulated against him. A COMMUNITY BUILDER The Oldest Inhabitant rays he .^421,448,49 1-00 with only one-tv nth <4 the state’s resources uary a year ago.” Nebraska which met soon a f­ | Bryan w< n't r-uppott for presi­ remember when pigs used to I developed. These figures are based upon a forty percent val­ ter thir Baltimore Convention. dent a man who would tolerate lin­ stroll in places where the auto­ A ONE HUNDRED per cent? I was a candidate for dele­ uation. Real value o f property in this state is $1,685,793,I*. I’ ORSTEK, President d. ? . tVHITNEK. Canhiet ed s.iimtal. Ho is against turning mobile driver can't even find profit a year seems to show that) gate before the primary upon the government over to those in­ 97G.OO. space to park now. Ford knows how t.» run u railroad.t a platform which pledged nm ----------o---------rv terests. That is why he is being the Railroad men will tell you that1 Met to nid ia turning Every day we read o f some per­ TO OVERCOME dill Lullies get up early in the morning. his road is profitable because he J Democratic paity over to Wall 1fought so hard. son being burned to death. Wheth­ His brains are gives his own business to the road I ~ er playing with matches, or cook­ Man’s best work is done in the morning. and it cannot help making money.'* ing food, it is well to remember quicker arid lie thinks faster.— John II. Patterson. KNOW ING THE LAW There may be something in that.]! that file burns and hurts when it ----------------o ---------------■MIAMI III-'RALII . , The curious thing is that l ord* 1HE I’OWhL a man puts into saving measures ins iwanted to cut freight rates for the] Enst Half, Block 4, Tier 19. generalI public and the' authorities' Thaw is planning a trip power in every thing he undertakes.— Frank A. Vaiuleilip. tiJ' e x - j just keedlcns o f law without any would not let him. Perhaps other] Ignorance of the law North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. the world to he taken if railroads thought it a bad cr, cuse. It ilneu not save one from i malicious” purpose t. ward [laying the penalty o f the law. |Cme. The result y [lasses on his sanity. Othju..t as di.wuamide. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier IS. MV F A V O R ITE STORIES he will probably continue 'This in particularly tm e of (lie ’ trou. . No one ever hi; Lots in Woodruff’s Sufi-Division on easy terms. ia the Philadelphia laws regulating nutom,riffle traf-|car toward a pedestrian wi'.lt the I!y lliU N S. COJJU asylum. eighteen- uc. jk. The oet-.veen esc intention intention or of running running him hi d >\vn J ’ ‘i , m e <differencr imere lie.' mil ween ati esc SOB Teres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ ----------o---------' ycnr-old, ahocks his futher. presi-, |laws nws and and any any other other Ia is tha*. fim'. the Tim person is just as I n i!” hurt divided in f. r.ctc lots'. Aa whole or in lots. Easy terms. The bite Sam .Jones wax the was a treat to watchh;m as he m1**1 ” 1 uu- University o f Loches- penalty i, often m down We read o f a young girl who fton immediately immeduilelv ap- however, when he is For Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. progenitor of a large group of | rolled his eyes and lifted his [ *««*• l plied. without any maiici .m uun'iu-e stomps her futher to death, a ile disagrees entirely with Dr. i Thurc is no doubt that many on the part of the d-ivor' man who beats his nephew to pulpit evangelists who employ j arms in perfect imitation of an FR A N K L. WOODRUFF & SON Automobile ragulat'i n i death with an iron chain, and spectacular methods o f con v ert-; old-time negro exhorter nrd then Forbes, his professor of ethics nt accidents are due either ta igsimilar incidents. Some folks ing wandering souls to tile better >poured forth the petition no sin- the university, and although sonlnorunce o f tho regulations or to very simple. It is noc'much tr.iu I’ honc 1 2 ------------------------Office Woodruff and Watson certainly have a peculiar way o f liTe. Twenty-odd years ago. he ccrcly delivered by the original, of the university president, he is willful neglect o f them on th o‘ bio to become famihar with occupied the place in the public By his telling of it. the preach- put out o f the ethics class. assumption that it will ho possi- j them. Dace th ey '.tr**"in n't d showing their affection. eye which today is so com petent-j er firstinvoked the divinemerYoung Mr. Khees says, “ from a hie to get safely by in spite o f they become more or’ I --, a oirt "a 3 = n g 3 3 3 :ca u n u z a g ij3 u x n = a u n H 3 «L B n c3 a x B K ,-ia n H a B * 3 B,jB1, Nun- cy upon the audience, then upon puritan I have revolted into u:i the failure to observe them. The, o f the driver. Be is able to f.ii We are daily becoming more !y filled by the Rev. Billy Uuntile nation, next upon th.. entire Alhti convinced o f the truth o f our day. frequent accidents that result I view of the serious ron.vnumicos n Mr. Jnneti had a amccre fond- creation. He asked help from on first prediction that the guber­ from failure to heed the simido 1that often come of ignorance it u “ Law is opposed to any notion M natorial race is between Jennings ness for the black race. Thii 'vim high for the President of the of ethics, it is a system 1of com­ regulations laid down for auto- seems very little to a.d. \j,e M and Martin and we are da'ly In­ only natural, lie was burn nrd United .States, for the S'ek and pulsion, it does away with iiulivid- mobile truffle would not bo so drivers drivers' to know the law R Announces Consolidation with if the were regulations differ in coming more confident that Jen­ reared and lived far m od of bin needy and distressed of all races ;mil decision.” U , , ,consequences , So says young;;.serious r nings is the more populur among life in a Georgia town where he in ull clinics, fo r mankind in ’ always confined to the offender, in various cities. Revolutionist I’ . hees, who think u hud negroes first for Ida [day- cry corner of the globe. At he is anarchist. the voters o f the state. There is ne» class o f lews, the whole tho fuailumcnfal m flei •* Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. mates and, later on, in hi.* ma- length, he approached 1110 climax ' tj 1— infraction of which is co lik ely; pics are the m m - ,-ve~\'.-hJre ^ In addressing members o f the turer years, for his neighbors, which, according to Mi. Junes, to bring disaster to those who Careful obsorvniiro of the law IT DISTRESSES the father, are entirely innocent. A, drive** j would of Sanford, Florida. ran as follow s: University Club in Brooklyn last his servants and his friends. prevent mimv ncridi nt 1 nmaxes the proiYrsor o f ethics, and He would take time from a “ Oh. Lawd, gib Brer Jones do week, Arthur Brisbane said that rushes out of the entrance end which now take place. l.ntil our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for he considered “ the three things monster revival to slip away to eye of a eagle so he kin spy sin shocks tlfe city. But there is no of a one-way street and crashes ___________ harm in it. quite the contrary. abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will ftinto a car which is pursuing it.-. that ut present are o f most in­ soate small colored church <01 a a mile off! CHINA STAGNATES because peaceful and legal way along tlm{ Contemporary Comments “ 'Luminute his face wid do terest to the average American hack rtieet and make a tall: to ccivo prompt and courteous attention, ______. person, are money, politics an i the dark congregation gathered blessed ointments of dye favor since the days o f Confucius each intersecting street. Tha* result iff' He was fond o f raying till 'longsido of him tie flames of young man has worshipped his this neglect to obey the law is I The gi,| who ha., the courage to a n tiB aa= axn B 332B C 3i3Z 2in n san iiB a D X B B flB aci3aB 'in B 3.ici|ia oil; the first two always being of there. that the most striking ami, in hell will look lak a tallow- candle! great grnnd-fnther and adopted the wreck dig of a ear which was make a Leap Year nronosal interest.” may some regards, tho most eloquent “ Glue his yeah to tic Hobenly the latter’s opinions. ---------- o— — entirely within th , law, and the i turn out t«. V* a buck-“ .‘at prayer he ever heard was deliv­ telephone an’ connec’ him wid The white races have advanced possible injury o r death o f inno- ' Clermont I'ii.;s. ~ Gabriele d'Annunzio has been because the young men have cent persons. * _ 1___ made u prince by King Victor Em­ ered by a colored pastor uE..u|i Central in dc uky! For Couchs and Colds, Head* | “ Naile his hands to de Gospel branched out mentally, fur them­ The man who sets out dclihcrGeorge Cohan manuel o f tluly. D'Annunzio is a Arkansas community m present­ aches, Neuralgia, Rheuroatw® ing him to thu latter’s assembled selves. Often like young Mr. plow un’ drive him down into ately to commit ~ —1— — *’ * ‘ * character us interesting us /any valley whar Illiees, they have been mistaken efforts at some and A ll Aches and Pain* i hero o f fiction. A man entirely flock. Mr. Jones, who I t a mar­ some lonesome e t ther e s »*S «S 5 l and foolish. But ut least, they whom he has or. k prayer is want to lie made! thinks hasi s \v? hen- a« hen lays an «egg, there -withuut moral principles, he has velous is a memory, hud broygkt ALL DRUGGISTS “ An’ please, 0)1 Lawd. pour all 1 have done their own thinking and reason to direct harm. The au- 1 delighted the literary world and away with him the prayer, in­ wtiale of a noise; hence the demand ober him de kurusehu cii of dye that has brought about progress. tomobRe driver never has any for hens eggs. Morul: It pays 55c and 65c, jxr* terrified bis military and political 'W ithout it thrre is now*. rurh dr’ iberato ir.’ vr.t. tonations, diu’cct nnd ull. It Ipve and set him on fire!” H i it t » r.'ivcr’.i 'c — Key West Citizen. Hospital tiM, eremiea. ** * ‘ f - I* A Bank Account S If ... Seminole County Bank... ARMOR - PLATED PROTECTION 5 a FIRST NATIONAL BAM FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS 3 S em in ole ->■ *> County A b stra ct Co. �*1? i t*' \V W ' ,r " •^ 3 ? ’- v • '- '• , y > ; A '/ y K ' —. ”, ^ ,f ^ 1 «-"*•' THE SANFORD DAILY HBHALD WEDNESDAY,* M/UKB t% l*24. 13*a V Phone: Office 1 4 8 ; M RS. FR ED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W HONORING MISB CORROU For Coolidge We# w >li y— Nellie Turner Circle meet# »t the home o f Mrs. W . W . C. Smith i t 3:30 p. m. —The Welfare Depart■jr—The mant'trm meet at et 2:30 p. m. i In* ■teed hf 8:30, so that the memb e n may g o to the Chaetapqua. Tm inday— Sirs. E. F. Housholder wlU entertain the members o f the Thirteen Bridge Cl ub at her ne on Ninth Street at 3 p. m. Weekly luncheon o f Association o f BusIntM Women at1 Lup-Beth Cafeteria at 12:16 K p;tn:': * Theredat— Aluminum bridge at a£ Womah’a Club a t' 3 p. fn., benefit o f - Woman’s Club. TUnradey—Mra. D. P. Drummond will entertain at'luncheon at the Alabama Hotel, Winter Park, honoHftg Mrs, C. P. Drummond o f ‘ Chicago and Mra. F. A. McPberson o f Highland, Iowa. Sdtirday—Children's St ory Hour) at Library at 2 o'clock. Mrs. L. M. Devaney o f Toronto, Canada, arrived in Sanford on Tuesday for' an extended stay at the Valdes. Mra. Tom,Bentley who has been the charming guest of Mra. Harry B. Lewis at her home on Magnolia Avenue, has returned to her homo in Toledo; Ohio. mm m : ,V* a # ) - ' '■ Mra. C. P. Drummond of Chica­ go. 111., la the guest o f her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. 1*. Marguerite D'Alvarcz, Peruvian Drummond at their attractive contralto, sister of Mari|uis dc home on Magnolia Avenue. Buena Vista of the I’cruvian emhu»*y in Washington, will sing at Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Merry and the White House for President dnd Mrs. W. C. Waring of Caldwell, Mrs. Coolidge on .March 24. Ohio, arrived in Sanford Tuesday and are at the Montezuma for a EVENING BRIDGE CLUB ■hort stay. Entertaining in her usual graci­ Miss Mary Powell, who has ous manner, Mrs. I). L. Thrasher spent the winter here with her sis­ was hostess Tuesday evening nt ter, Mrs, David Caldwell leaves bridge at her home on Park Ave­ the latter part o f the week for her nue, the guests being the mem­ home in Tarboro, N. C. bers of the Evening Bridge Club. The'lovely home was beautifully R. B. O ilier, Miss Elizabeth decorated with quantities of fra­ Criiler and Miss Sara Russell of grant garden flowers, artistically Scranton, Pa., arc a party touring arranged in bowls and baskets. The hours passed quickly in the the state and arriv&l here Tues­ day, making their headquarters at interesting game of bridge, and when scores were counted, the the Valdez. prize for high score, a box of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McDonald dainty hand-made handkerchiefs, of Houston, Texas, and H. G. went to Mrs. Hurry B. Lewis. The Cowan of Jacksonville are in the men’s prize, pongee handkerchiefs, city for several days, the men be­ was won by Gene Roumillat. The ing connected with a large paving consolation prize, n book "Of Good Cheer,” fell to Mrs. E. P. codeern. Housholdcr. At the conclusion o f the card George E. Brigett of Pawtucket, _ who haa been in the city all winter game, the hostess served a delici­ in-. Connection with theBodwell ous salad course followed by 's Realty Company, leaves Thursdny sweet course. The evening was most enjoyable for ma home where hr will spend to the guests and the cordial hasthe summer. pitality of Mrs. Thrasher was re­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Des Lau­ flected in every detail. rens and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. New­ LIBRARY NOTES man o f Bristol, It. I., are a parly motoring through the stnte and Miss Margaret Foster held a arriving here Tuesday for a short very delighttul story hour nt the stay* library last Saturday. She told the Uncle Remus stories in a very Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and entertaining way, which were Misa Sutherland of Clarkcsburg, much enjoyed by the children. W, Vo., were among the arrivals Twenty-five were present. in Sanford on Tuesday and are Mrs. Mabel ( ’. Keppler will con­ pleasantly located at the Monte­ duct the story hour this week, and zuma. hereafter until further notice it will begin promptly ut 2:15 p. m. Dr. and Mrs. \V. D, Gardiner and The Indies who are taking charge Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Derby formed are all very talented in this lino n party ^ motoring to Daytona o f work and their voluntary sen Beach Wednesday evening where ices are much appreciated by the they will attend the concert by library. These story hours nrc not only entertaining to the children, Galli-Curci. but help also to direct their rend­ Mf. and Mrs. Charles D. Bumbo ing along the best lines of Juve­ nf Zanesville, Ohio, who have been nile literature. spending the winter at various poirtts o f interest in Florida ar­ There will be a called meeting rived in Sanford on Tuesday and o f Seminole Chapter Order Eusiwill be in the city for a few days. ern Star Monday night, Murch 20 Miss Margaret Corru o f New York City, was the charming honoree, Tuesday afternoon when Miss Katherine WHkey Entertained at bridge in her honor at the Wo­ man's Club house. The large lounge was converted into a bower o f beauty, with its decorations o f early spring flow­ ers In the pastel tints, effectively arranged in French baskets, jardeniers and bowls. The large mantel was banked with ferns nnd placed at either end were baskets filled with lovely blosjoms. Lark, spurs, sweet pens roses, pansies, marigolds and ageratuni were used to advantage. The afternoon passed all too soon In the spirited gnme of bridge, and when scores were counted, the prize for high score, silk hose, was awarded Mrs. Roy Symmes; sec­ ond prize, a box o f handkerchiefs, went to Mrs. W. M. Scott. Low score prize, handkerchiefs, w*js won by Mrs. F. A| McPherson, while the cut prizes, hand-made handkerchiefs, fell to the lot of Mrs* R. R. Deas. The honoree, Miss Corrou was presented silk hose. Following the awarding o f the prizes, the tables were laid with hand-tpndc covers and refresh­ ments of brick cream in pastel tints, individual cakes iced in pink and embossed in sweet peas in various pastel tints and coffee were served by the hostess by hor sister, Mrs. w . J. Thigpen, and Mrs. Roy Symmes, Miss Saritu Lake, Mrs. James G. Sharon. Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. Ravcnel and Miss Rubn Williams. Tho affair proved a most de­ lightful social courtesy and was most enjoyable In every detnil. There were about twenty tables of players. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 This is the greatest nnd most ac­ curate Seed Book ever published for the South. One hundred pages, full of actual photographic pie­ tures, handsome cover pnges in full colors, accurate descriptions, valuable culture directions and the ! most useful Seed Book there is. | It is absolutely free, and wa want you to have it in your home. Hastings' Seeds, “ The Standard of the South,” are ns nlwnys, the best seeds grown. Ghrdcn. li.'ld nnd flower seeds, plants ami bulba that do well in South nrc all fully described with 1924 attractive prices, the lowest we enn possibly sell good seeds, plants und bulbs. All our 1921 customers will get five seed packets of beautiful (low­ ers absolutely free. The big r.ew 1924 Seed Book tells all about it. Write for it today. service and PROMPT DELIVER^ • ROBERTS’ GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries Specialthiswcek-freea,whiteI | Sideache \ 1 Backache ■ I "I have been taking Cap . dul,” says Mra. Lllllo Dotton, of Lake Providence, I La. "I got down in bad . health and loet In weight ' until I only weighed 120 | pounds. I had bod pains in my sides nnd back and I my legs hurt tno until I I couldn’t walk. I stayed In bed half the time. 1 tried I all kinds of medicine, but l It did me no good- Finally. 1 I tried 70,000 Farmer& ■ _ m ■ ■ g D g ■ _ " iCARDUl: II. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDS­ MEN, ATLANTA, GA. HisWoman'sTonic " "It seems like It did mo good from tho very first. After I had taken half a bottle I noticed an Improvement. I continued Its use and I got better and better. Tho pains In my legs and stiles disappeared and I began to gain In weight until now I weigh 155 pounds and feel better than I ever did in my life." CarduI should help you, too. Why not give It a fair trial? EX-103 ■ ■ H T V S ’ quite natural that a m o n g all the foods that jmake up the daily diet, the thinking mother is m ost concerned about milk* / F o r which there is g o o d reason? Milk is ou r m ost important food. T h e com in g generation depends on it^— just as the past many generations, - O f all food s, milk, is the first to pass our l i p s / ■ [iHEREFORE^it" is ’ v e r y ' gratifying H _ ■ _ ■ _ " for every Iwoman to know that when she buys DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated M ilk she i^buyingdirect from the farmers twho produce, it. A n d each can has the com bined guar­ antee o f the 70,000 progressive farmers com posin g ,the farmer-owned and farmer-operated Dairym en’ s League Co-operative Association, ■ ■ We shall close our place of business*- : 8 THE POPULAR MARKET, Park Ave3 nue, on Saturday, Mach 22nd and will 3 th6n have for sale to the highest bidder: IS ONE TOLEDO COMPRESSOR | ONE SHANNON REFRIGERATOR [ TWO MEAT BLOCKS : ONE SLICER oi D EM AN D FOL,EY RILLS tended school here during that “ There isn’t a reai length o f time. For the la tt five why w e cannot n years more then 1000 studeme have been in attendance at, the streets free' from University onnually, dnd nrior to traeh cans,", declare* that-period the number was almost “ amt when it ia once tn ; a thousand each year. Only one ed feet we will n ev e?: death out of t he approximately old methods o f 10,000 students is considered a re­ fuse.” assuring record as to tho effic­ Twenty Other Senior High iency o f the infirmary stuff. Since thirty thos Schools Win “ B" Classification art killed in bull fl* On Accredited List Just ALUMINUM BRIDGE . _year they o u t !* 'I every * Issued. Phone Mrs. Ed Meiseh. (0 1 6 -M )1flivvers, for reservations for Bridge, Thors-1 - ■- ■ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. dny nfrmoon at three o ’clock Wo­ Factory" Mar. 19—The death here several man’s Club. days ago o f Charles Pinckney fW r TO BEAUTIFY PALATKA. Simmons has brought to light the iSSES PALATKA, Mar. 19-B cautlfy ► wWler fact that he was the first st’ulent Pnlntkn is the aim of city officials to die here since 1911. m& who seek enforcement of nn ordi­ Foster Davis, a-Tallahassee boy, nance 'that will banish trash and died while attending the University garbage cans from the city streets. about 1911. About tha same time a Gainesville student died during the 9. A.* T. C.» but inasmuch as he wns at home, his death is no, taken into consideration ire# tho infirmary records. Javi* was one of the University’s lending nthlet of his day. Simmons was it law student r / r iT for a OUSKff oir (member of the freshmr t class) from Soufh Carolina. Ilis death wns caused by btood-;>o!«"ti brought on from n boil over hit The Cream with the Creamy Taeta eye. A t A ll Good Dealers The record o f only one death in the infirmary in 13 years is con­ Or delivered from our plant in one-halt sidered here to be little short o f gallons or more. remarkable in view of the large number of students that have ut- 37 OF STATE HIGH SCHOOLS PLACED ON HIGH RATING A Single Can HASTINGS’ SEEDS These farmers want you to have a richer—a creamier evaporated m ilk, with a flavor like cream. T hat is why Dairylea contains m ore nutritious milLfats and solids. V ^ !D airylea Evaporated M ilk is the concentrated wholesomeness o f the purest fresh bottle m ilk, and is produced in N ew Y ork State where milk laws are most stringent.1| It is exactly the same milk which U. S. Senator C opeland, when Health Com m issioner o f N ew Y ork C ity,'called/^the^best in the w orld.^j ■Ffcyr - A sk for “ DAIRYLEA.^It is sold by all Grocers 1 ...................... o Ne Mar ble slab j ONE GROCER’S REFRIGERATOR ONE SHANNON MEAT SHOW CASE %3 8 3 SCALES; COUNTERS, SHELVING 3I : ONE OVERLAND TRUCK 3 3 I ONE FORD TRUCK. Convincev\ Yourself} R ic h e r ^ Creamier? ■ ■ 3 ■ We appreciate your business and will give you’ pood with games of- all kinds, and two elever contests wort featured. Tbs prizes 'fa r the “ flower contest" were '1*611i by IBsa Luts Harkey, and Carl Echols, the bdoby Missest I Sara Lou FHest Booth.\ h.V In the "telfcgram contest,” inti prizes wera awarded Misses V.iol* Booth end Sara Lou Priest while the booby prizes fell to Misi* Clara Rankin and Mr. Baker. 1 Masle was furnished during the cven lp r by Mrs: Maurice Bradley, andI at ea lake late hour refreshments rgrreahment* of or and hwnv-made cake hoMchocolate * ‘ w e ne served by tM hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrsi Darsey and Misses Sara Ldu Priest, Fannie Belie Priest and Rdate ■Darsey. Abont twcnty*fife guests were present. l Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schmitt nf Milwaukee, Wis., a w among the tourists arriving in Hanford on Tuesday and are registered at the Valdes hotel. FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stim­ ulant for the kidneys, have brought relief; to thousands of Rufferers from kidney disorders .caused through the improper worlcing of these organs. FOLEY PILLS will promptly ‘ flush tho kidneys -there­ by removing injurious waste mat­ ter. Mrs. O. C. Alexander, I t No. 36, Montrose; Mo„ states: "I re­ ceived tho package of FOi.F.Y PILLS, and have been greatly ben­ SURPRISE PARTY One of the plasantest parties efited by their use." Sold every­ gfven Tuesday was tho surprise where. party given. Tuesday evening by Miss Carrie Darsey, at her home on West First Strt, in honor of Shelly Harvey, whose birthday-it was. The affair being arranged as a complete surprise to the honoree. Th rooms of the lower floor were opened on suite nnd beautifully decorated with a profusion o f cut flowers nnd ferns. The evening was merrily spent Mr. nnd Mrs. John M, Jones, of Swcctwatei, Tenn., Mrs. G. Fred Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Thom­ as, of Chattanooga, Tenn., nrc a party arriving in Sanford Tuesday for a brief visit nnd are pleasant­ ly located at the Valdez. L. M. Butler of Miami was Mrs. R. J. Holly, Miss Mildred Holly, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, among the blisiness Kisitors in nnd Mrs. It. E. Tolar are a party .Sanford on Tuesday. motoring to Daytona Beach this \ S. Frummur of New York City evening, where they will attend the concert by Galli-Curci ut the audi­ an ivetl in Sanford Tuesday nnd will spend the week-end here on torium. business. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bod well Mr. and Mrs. C. Hand announce who have been'in Sanford for the winter leave Thursday ’ for Pro­ the birth of a daughter on March vidence, R. L, where they will Id. Tho little lassie has been spend the summer. They expect named Marion Elizabeth. to return to Sanford in the early Mrs. R. F. McCall , and little fall. daughter, Emily, of Valdosta, are Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Ely and lit­ the guests of Mrs. Emmett McCall tle daughter leave Thursday for at her homo in Rose Court. their home in Hartford, after Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rrcisa, spending the winter here at the Valdez. These charming people Charles Webster, and Mott Martin will |return to Sanford this fail were among the visitors in the and make this place their home, city Tuesday fruin Jacksonville. Maxwell House Coffee at 35 ets. when _____ sold w ithj. Jb- Cocoa j i t 35 cts._____ A good pure Coffee at 30 cts. in bulk. Churngold Oleo Fresh grated Cocoanut in bulk “ Sealsweet" Grapefruit in cans A*fancy line of canned Fish, Fresh Mackerel Soused Mackerel, Herring. Ga. Sweet Potatoes and Fresh Vegetables and Fruit. FOX-CONOLEY WEDDING . A marriage which came as great surprise to the many friends o f this popular young couple was that o f Miss Ida Lou Conolejr and Mi. Raymond George FoX, which Was solemnized Sunday at high noon at the First Christian Church In Valdosta, Ga., the pnstor, Rev. R. W. Wallace officiating. The ceremony being witnessed by the immediate family and a few intimate friends. Tho bride was becomingly at­ tired in Madonna blue satin back crepe, with'shoes, hat, wrap apt other accessories of grey. Hell flowers were a corsage o f lilies o f the valley and roses. The bride Is the youngest daugh­ ter of Mrs. May Ulmer ConoTey o f Valdosta, nnd is a graduate bf Washington Seminary o f Atlanta, Ga. She has made scores o f friends here during her frenuent Visits with her sister, Mrs. Emmett Mrt'all, nnd is n young woman of charming personality and winsome manners. Mr. Fox was formerly of Chica­ go, but has mndc Sanford his home for several months, nnd is asso­ ciated with the Sanford Loan and Savings Company. Mr. and Mrs, Fox ore at home to their friends for the present at the Valdez hotel. . The many friends pf this happy young couple join in wishing them every future happiness. 8■ 8 ■ ■ ■ 8 8 TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS We thank you for your loyal support and regret tpnt failing health compels us to close a successful business. After April first our address will he 815 Dark Avenue; City, Respectfully youts, IRA D. ANI) ELLEN MARTIN. I C. W. /CARING COMPANY WHOLESALE D ltfltltlU T O U SAN Ft) It D, FLOUlUA. �♦ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1924. iYS REDUCES ;es OF CARS FFECTIVE SOON |Tr« Mendou* Demand Permits In­ c r e a s e in Production of O ver­ land Champion nnd W illys. Knight Sedan at Corre­ spondingly Lower Coot. ; No better indication o f the in­ creased demand for Willya-Kniglit ] land-Overland closed curs during lh#»ftnrcnt winter can be jjiveti Ji 73*4^ than the announcement from W illy*-Knight headquarters that prices on two of its most popular enclosed types have been slnshed ns n result o f n factory output in excess of nil original anticipations. According to the announcement the price reduction nffocts the ' Overland Champion model, which has been reduced to $<155 from $<W5, n cut o f $10, while the W illys-Knight standard sedan has been reduced $100 to $1(105. All these are Toledo factory prices. Acompanying the announcement is n brief statement from John N. W illys, president o f \Villys-OverInnd, setting forth the reasons for this remarkable action: "Janunry and February produc­ $oooo Miles o fSatisfaction Here is on e automobile you can keep three, four, five or more years. The quiet W illys-K night sleevevalve engine actually improves with m et O w ners report 50,000 miles and more without a single engine adjustment. N o valve-grinding or carbon-cleaning. M ore satisfaction per dollar than you ever dreamed a car could give you. Touring $1175; Coupe-Sedan $ 1 4 5 0 ; 5-pass. Sedan $1795, f. o . b . Toledo. i A WILLYS KNIGHT k n o w n ns H. O. G r i f f i n ) . Joh n It. I’ lrtle. A n g e lin s *K. I’ lrtlo. H arrison Heed and D o r * H e e d , his w'f** C h arles C. W a r w i c k , xs T r u s ter . F r a n k H. L ew is, a s T r u s te e , and each o f sa id p a r li e s deceas ed , o r o th e r w is e , tn th e the lands and p r e m is e s In volved In th is su it ; all p a rties c l a i m i n g Interests under A. was uncertain in its actions and L y d ia Heed, d e c e a s e d .or o th er w is e. pnrely a luxury,nnything that In the lands and pr em is es Involved GAINESVILLE, Fla., Mar. Iff— Many Operations in Studebaker In th is s u it ; nil pfkrtlen c la im in g tended to keep it in the garage Following the if IsnnubI) custom In terests u nder C h arles Heed, d e ­ nnd o ff the road most certainly Construction Require Accuracy ceased . o r oth e r w is e . In the Innd To One-tenth Thousandth saved the owner o f it money. the journalism class of the Uni­ and p r e m is e s Involved In this su it; of Inch. p a rties c l a i m i n g Interests under "Today the automobile is n treversity of Florida will go to Jack­ all Itoliert It. K am sey. as T r u s te e , d e ­ "E very time an untrained mnn (fly O. W. Sweet, Assistant Man­ sonville on April 1 to edit a day’3 c ea sed o r o th e r w is e . In th e lunils and p r e m is e s Involved In this suit. docs work on your automobile lie ager, the Studebaker Corporissues o f the Jacksonville Journal. It a p p e a r i n g by the s w o r n hill o f mnkes the job cost more than it tion. On that occnsion the students of c o m p la in t In this cause, that y o u would if done by skilled work­ may c la im s o m e right, ti tle or In­ men," says A. G. Zeller, president One hundred nnd twenty-five journalism will display wnat they terest In th e la nds nnd prem ises h e r e in a f t e r d escribed . It Is t h e r e ­ of the Michigan State Automobile Studebaker engineers, metallur­ have learned. fore. o r d e re d and a d ju d g e d that School, Detroit. gists, chemists and mechanics to­ you nnd en rh o f y o u W, nnd y o u Effort Is being made tn make "Y enrs ago when the nutnmnbiic day devote their time and thought nre h ereb y r equ ired , to a p p e a r to mcndously important tumsporta- to the development and testa of this issue eclipse all o f the prev­ th o hill o f c o m p la in t In tlil.4 cau se on M onday, th o Mil day - o f May, tion medium. A registration of new ideas in motor car design, con­ ious ones. 1931, at th e C o u r th ou s e ut H ar­ over 15 million vehicles in this struction, operation nnd equip­ This practice was started two ford, S e m in o le County. Florid a, country proves it to be a necessity ment. years ago when Major Quimby said cau se b e in g a suit to quie t ti tle In th e r e m p la ln a n t Fran k of the first rank. These men play n vital part in Melton, manager of the Metrop­ Kvans. in and to th e f o l l o w i n g de* "Therefore its service is a nec­ olis, issued the first invention to scribed lands, situ ate In Sem in ole essity ns well. An nut immobile in the introduction of new models, a Florida class in journalism to do C ou n ty, F lorida . lo .W lt : T h e West iln lf o f thu *>outhwest Q u a rt e r o f the repnir shop is an investment ns niia work of this nature. the N o r th w e s t Q u a rter o f Section that is not bringing in any return, i !>cttt‘ r ninnufacturinj, methods, and As n precursor to the Jackson­ 13, T o w n s h i p 20 South, Ita nge 30 Service on it must he prompt nnd n c9n ,lnntly guarding the high ville effort, the students will get F a s t : anil Lot No, 3 o f Section 2K, efficient ns tho tlio public will not standards in current production out an issue of the Gainesville T o w n s h i p JO South, Ita nge 30 F ast; tolerate transportation delays. Old that have long made Studebaker Sun on the Sunday just pr»:eding and In qu iet title in the com p la in a n t Stella I*. Kvans. In and tn thu f o l ­ service methods nre very rapidly a Jender in high-volume manufac­ April 1. lo w i n g d e s c r ib e d lands, situate, l y ­ ture of high quality, six-cylinder going into the discard and the ser­ The class, in each cose, will be in g and b e i n g In Sem in ole County, cars. Florida, t o - w i t : N o r th w e s t Q u a r ­ vice station o f ID24 is essentially The laboratories in which these organized as a reportorial staff. ter o f North east Q ua rter, less the a business place. North 330 f e e l o f Section IK, T o w n ­ Hubert Weeks nnd Gerald H. Bee „„ .................. .... . "The 'grease diving ’idea must men work nre designed, constructed! ship 20 South, Itange 30 Fast; c. tj editor and n*- S ou th w est Q u a rter o f Northeast be eliminated and proper auto- and equipped at great cost to pro-, , . *ir Q u a rter o f S e c tio n l * 5 . T o w n s h i p 20 proper facilities for the ih -' Cl 11 wor^ v/^ niutive training substituted for it, vidc Gainesville Sun. These same South, Ita n ge 30 F a s t ; F ast H alf of t eintit .i n n n i H e t o I s i m s u'nrL' tUG lfQ)I1C8\ fill if we nre to keep the motor ear tricate nnd painstaking work that students will serve in the same Northeast Q u a r t e r of Southeast must be bandied. Itan ge 30 F a s t; W e s t H alf j capacities, but in the reverse or­ oSouth, f N orth east Q u a rter o f Southeast i 500,000 Tests Annually. u a rt e r o f Suction HI, T o w n s h i p i tion has exceeded nil expectations. Many thousands of dollars have der, when working with the Jour­ Q 20 South, Mango no F a s t ; N o r t h - I During the first month of the new been spent by Studebaker to equip nal. They will assign stories and west Q u a r t e r o f Sou th ea st Quarter year we manufactured 22,018 cars, these laboratories with the finest edit copy handed in by other mem­ oi S ection IH. T o w n s h i p 20 South. bers of the class, who will serve R a n g e 30 Fast. S o u th w e s t Q ua rter more than double the output of a testing devices, gauges and ma­ Q u a rt e r o f S ec tion IK, year ago. In February we main- chinery. Hundreds of these nre a», regular reporters, g o!n r out on oTfo wSoutheast n s h ip 20 South. Itunge 30 Fast. tnined an nvernge finely constructed that they <leregular news "beata," gather.. shipping J>ji „ record1 --------- so ------. It Is f u r t h e r ordered Hint tills of more than a thousand cars daily, tect imperfections that only the ing the fact* nnd writing them up o r d e r lie pu blish ed o n ce a Week for eig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In th e S a n ­ in newspaper style. dosing the month with total sh ip-, powerful microscope would otherford Herald .a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h ­ In addition to what news is c o l - 1ed ments o f 22,150. wise disclose. In San ford, S e m in ole County. "This remarkable increase in d e - ! Laboratory experts are given lected on the date of issue, eacii Florida. Done ami o r d e re d at Sanford. mnn will have a spec;..! article or mand has stepped up production •unlimited freedom in Studebaker’s in ole Cou n ty . Fl'tfldu. this the to a point where our production \vast plants. They enter into every editorial in print with his picture Sem 4th day o f March. 1921. t'osls per ear have been lessened. <activity in their search for the nnd name alongside it. (S K A I .) F. A. D u I'll LASS. Clerk o f ib e Circuit Court o f Sem iIn the case of the Overland Cham­ ultimate in fine six-cylinder motor rter o f Section IK. T o w n s h i p 20 Is the nation going backward or Q ua pion, for example, we find that we car creation nnd construction. h ole C ou n ty. Florutn. are able to maintain its position Some select nnd test steel, iron, forward. Four years ago u Re­ lly A M. W e e k s , D ciipty Clerk. as the lowest-priced enclosed car hrass, wood, leather, glass and publican presidential candidate was Fred It. W ilson. S o lic ito r f o r C om plaina nts. on the market, with doors front other raw materials nnd special put out of the race by soap. This Is A Car In a Garage 500,000 TESTS A R E Journalism C l a s s Paying Investment MADE AN N U ALL W ill Publish The BYSTU DEBAKER Sun a n d Journal nnd rear, because of the tremend- equipment picked at random from ous demand that has ensued since •the stream that flows incessantly the original announcement of this'into the various nuinimoth depurtniodel last fall. We have stepped ments. Still others of these 125 up our schedule on this model and f men work out the correct design even now are tumble to cope sat- and check the finished product for isfnctorily with ouh dealer's d e -1satisfactory performance mands." Each year more thnn 500,000 -uch tests nre mude in Studebaker laboratories. Guess-work in ma­ terials, methods, construction, op­ eration and performance nre thus eliminated. year, it looks like crude oil might do the same trick.— Plant City Courier. on sold da te a s s ig n t h e ir p r o p e rly t o the u n d er sig n ed f o r th e henetlt o f their c re d ito rs , th e r e f o r e you shall Me w ith the u ndersign ed w ithin sixty days. If y o u reside w ithin the s t a t e o f F lor id a , o r w i t h ­ in f o u r m o n th s If ynu r e s id e beyond the limits o f th e state o f Florida. s w o r n statem en ts o f y „ Ur nfcauBt. mid c la im s against said j „ | . . 1 o r e ith er o f thorn. I<#w* Dated n t Hanford, Flnrl.i. . .. tho 12th day nr March, " m i ' ,1,i* DAVID SMKki , Bt on w ed. Assignee. ■m i ■II •rvXvXv:*.-:^ xxxsx-xxx-xvxv^^ .vw.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.vAvn ....................................... ......*.......... .v.\v.v.v..v.v.v..v.v.v.v. "XvXvXvX'XX-X'XvXv XwX-X-X-XX-X-X-Xv/X-X ■X-XvXX'XX-XvXvXvXv hv.v.'.v.V.VaiV, The Greatest Tribute to Buick a Wherever you go, people take Buick quality for granted. They accept it, like any established fact. There is an ex­ cellent reason for this. For twenty years Buick cars have given thoroughly dependable, satisfying and economical performance to B uick owners every­ where. * Let us g iv e you first hand knowledge o f Buick quality by a dem­ onstration in the model of your choice. . 3 -5 -12 -19-2 8 -4 -2 -9 -IK.23-30. MiTirt! ok ,tfom ;\tinvr. T o the C r e d it o r s o f Maul D. Doole y and W. S Allen, trad ing as Dixie In t h e C i r c u i t <-,iurt i>f t h e S r v c n t li M otor C om p an y, A s sig n ors . . liiillr ln l C i r c u i t o f Pliirlitu, In « n * Mlease ta k e n otic e that Maul II. f u r S rm liK ilr C o u n t y , I n C h n n r r r y , Dooley and W. s. Allen, c o - p a r t n e r s CITATION. tr a d in g nnd d o i n g b u sin ess under T h o m a s F lo r e n c e llraily. tb<- fir m name and style o f . Dixie W h e n Com plainant, M' lo r C o m p a n y at San ford. F l o r ­ . . vn. ida. lias on th e Sth day o f March. J o h n T. llraily, Lb-fi-nilant. T o .John T. firm ly; It a p pearin g 1921. made un a ssign m en t ami did fr o m an a f f i d a v it nli-,1 In tills cause Hi'' c om p la in a n t that you. John 1. llrady, are a iiun-rcshlcnt o f thu m a l e <>f Florida, your pla ce » f Fortv a c r es nf f a r m land n e a r b e i n g Augusta. G eorgia . Cor. Oak Avenue nnd Third Street < 1 , . * lan1“ nt *■“ i .m i .b a t th ere Is no person In the ■mnford, 10 acres of it under n il-j s t a t # o f Florida, the s e r v ic e of a OILS-GA S ;ivntion, was o l d this e e k f u r . su e n a upon w h om w o u l d bind tivntinn, was ssold this w week s u b p ooen , $UU,000. Thero i* some mufq evi- you, T h e r e f o r e , th is Is In com m and Exclusive Aprents for rlSK dunce for that West Virgininiu ed­ you. Joh n T. llrady, to personall y i t o r who made sneering allusions be und appear b e f o r e pur said l.’ lrTires and Tubes Our line of Accessories is the to Florida's barren coral sands.— eult i'o u r t. at Sanford. Florida, on the 7th day o f April, A. D. 1921, Itr SERVICE TH AT MAKES Tampa Times. m a k e a n s w e r to the bill o f c o m ­ plaint tills day Med against y o u by the c o m p la in a n ts In this riiiimt o t h ­ e r w is e sitld mil of com pla in t will lie ta k en as t>y y o u confessed. It Is fu rth er or dered that this n otic e he pu blish ed In the Sanford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r pu blished In Hanford. Florida, mice u w eek for f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e weeks. W it n e s s my hum! and seal o f the C ircuit Court o f the Seventh J u d i­ cial Circuit o f Florida. In and for S e m in ole County, on tills the Stli d a y o f March. A. I). 1921. ( S K A I .) K. A. DO!,'GLASS. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Sem in ole County, Florida. Hy A. M. Weeks. D. C. O. XV. Spencer. Jr., S o l ic it o r and Cniinucl f o r Com plainant. 3-5-12-19-28 * ________________________________________________ k-u-is-sr SANFORD BUICK COMPANY E. L. H ARW ELL, iManager. 206-208 Magnolia Avenue— Phone 367 better automobiles are built, Buick will build them Wheeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop Seminole Overland Co. A C C E S S O R I E S ed. IIWO P0LARINE OIL most complete in the city. Drop in and inspect it. Lincoln In Fordson th e r i r r u l t Court o f Sem in ole C o u n ty , Florida. In Chnucery. H IM . TO It I I F T TITI.K , <iltl>Fit F oil MCIU.ICATION Since the days of the horseless carriage STANDARD 'll $ Ij. MOTOR PRODUCTS have been woAlr/ays cBetter’\ S tan dard O i l C o m p a n y m F r a n k Fvnns and Stella M. Fvunn, his w ife . C om pla inants. vs. M ary A. M acDonald. lllch m on d L e v e rin g . A r ch ib a ld It Itussell, W i l ­ liam T Abbott. W illiam II. Watson, ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n as W. It. W a t ­ s o n ) , l lo m e r G. Mnnson. (o th e r w is e k n o w n as II. G. M unson). F. J. liu r rell. G la f Ltindqul.it. Sa ta h M ar ­ g aret l.undqulst. Mary Louise Dull in. I.. i». Garrett. F m erln e C. I (oleum n. Soptironla II. G riffin, lo il ie r w ls e k n o w n as S. ||. G r if f i n ) . Joh n It. I’ lrtle. An g elln e K. I’ lrtle, llu r r l s o n Heed and Dora Heed. Ills w ife , Ch arles C W a rw ic k , ns T r u s ­ tee. Fran k S. L ew is, ns Trustee, a ml ea c h o f said pa rties If livin g, dud If dead, the heirs, dev isees, g ra n t e e s and o t h e r c la im a n ts under th e said Mary A. .MacDonald. Illclimoml L e v ­ ering. A rch ib ald II. IDlsselt. W il­ lia m T. Abbott, W illiam II. W atson , ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n us W. II. W a l ­ t o n ) , l l o m e r G. Mormon, (o t h e r w is e k n o w n ns It. ij. Munson). F. J. H a r ­ rell, G la f l.unilqulst. Surah M ar­ garet Luudqulst. Alary Louise Dnliiu. I,. t>. G arrett, F m er ln e C. H ob-m an. Hoplirnnla II. Griffith! ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n as S, II. G r if f i n ) , Joh n It. I'lrile. A n g elln e K. I’ lrtle. G a r ris o n Heed and D< ra Heed. Ills w ife . Ch arles C. W a rw ic k , ns T r u s ­ tee. F r a n k S. Lew is, as Trustee, and e,it’ ll o f said parties. deceased, or o th e r w is e . Interested In th e lands and prem ises Involved In th is su it; the heirs, dev isees. g ra n tees and o t h e r c la im a n ts under A. Lvdla Heed, deceased, o r oth erw ise, in t e r ­ ested In (lie la nds nnd prem ises. In volved In tills su it; tile llelrs dev isees. grn tllees and oth er c la im a n ts under Charles Heed, d e c ea s ed , or o th er w is e. In­ terested In the lauds and prem is es In volved la this su it; the heirs, d e ­ visees. g r a n t e e s and oth er c la im , m ils under Hubert H ilanisey, us T r u s te e , deceased, o r o th er w is e. In­ ter ested In the lunds und prem is es in v o lv e d In this soil; the South F lo r id a Hal Iroad Com pany, a c o r ­ p o r a t io n ; Ft he] (*. W a lla c e and Fmrnet W a lla c e , her husba nd; M ar­ g a r e t W. Ilanisey, an unm arried w o m a n , and J. N. Bradshaw , D e ­ fen dan ts. Steel Body $ Truck I. a . b. Detroit An All-Purpose Truck At A Remarkable Prlee The new Ford all-steel body and cab mounted on the famous Ford O ne-T on Truck ehasstn provide a complete all-purpose haulage unit at the remarkably low price of $490. Built of heavy sheet steel, strongly re-Inforced, this staunch truck is designed to withstand severe usage in a wide range of industries. Generous loading space, four feet by seven feet two inches, permits easy handling ol ■capacity load s and provision is also made for mounting of canopy top or screen sides. Experienced drivers appreciate the weather-proof features of the steel cab, which is fitted w ith removable door-opening curtains. GUI IKK Ft lit MCHLK’ ATiON T o Mary A. M acDonald, lllch m on d L e v e r in g . A r ch ib a ld It. Russell. W illia m T. Ab bott. William II. W illson, (o t h e r w is e kniAvn us W. H. | W a t s o n ) , l lo m e r G. Munson, ( o t h e r ­ w ise k n o w n as II. G. Mnnson), F. .1. H arrell. G laf l.undqulst. Hilrah M a r g a re t l.undqulst, Alary Lou ise liolim . g . Garrett. F m erln e (2. Holemiiii. Suphronlu 11. G riffin, ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n as S. II. G r if f i n ) , Joh n It. Mirtle. A n g e lln e K. I’ lrtle, H a r r iso n Heed a n d Dora Heed, his Wife. C h arles C. W a rw ic k , as T r u s ­ tee. F ran k S. Lew is, as T r u s tee, and each o f said p a r li e s If livin g, and If dead, all parties claim in g In ter­ ests under the sa bl Alary A. M ac­ Donald, R ich m on d Leverin g. A r c h i­ bald II. Itussell. W il lia m T. A bbott. W il lia m H. W a tson , (oth erw ise k n o w n as W. II. W a t s o n ) . ll o m e r G. Monson. ( o t h e r w is e k n o w n ns II. G. M unson). F. J. Harrell. Glaf L u ndq ulst, Sarah .Margaret Lundqulat. Alary L o u ise Dohm, I- O. G arrett. F m erln e C. lloletnan. SonhrDnlfi Ft- <iri#ri*» 490 Detroit, Michigan See tne Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer r\u-c C A R S • T R U C K S •T R A C T O K S j / ' �PAGfc THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1924. For Profit I Read Every Classified Advertisement On This Rage '_________ HERALD WANT ADS WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE * fU fc i i .’ n n n n v m ■» — — — 1 * Sanford Daily Herald FOR SALE ROOMS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILES AND, LOST AND FO WANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS © ilh REPAIRS T erm s: Cosh in Advance * l’‘Olt SALK— DeSoto paints ami vnnrishes at Sanford Novelty Work;),_rele_agent3 .________151-tfc FOR SALK—Rhode Island eggs for netting, 15 eggs lor $1.00. Mr«. Ellsworth, Rcnrdnll Avenue, Sanford. 1'hono 3303. 83-tfp SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 First Street. Next door to Smith Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair nil kinds of cook stoves. If your trouble is stove trouble, sec us. ________ . FOR SALE—Livingston Globe tor.iuUi plants. Rhone 413-W.___ FOR SALK—Ancona baby chicks, Finn utrnln pure-bred nnr. t — I nnconn --------Fine strain chicks, hatched from eggs from my own flock of carefully selected breeders. My 17 years experience in breeding anrunns assure you the best to be bail in the breed. All 1chicks delivered South Baldwin Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ain. FOR SALE— Complete Ac ytlyline welding outfit at bargain. J. L. Jones, Lake Mary._________ _____ FOR SALK—One ball rack and kitchen cabinet. Can be seen at fil l West (ith. Rhone 18.VW. FOR SALK—Pepper plants. K. K. WnshiiutTi, Wf'-A Side, Snnt’iiril. FQR SALK— Remington type­ writer with wide carriage, $30.00 for quick sale. Inquire Herald oflice. _______ FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, 301 Park Avenue.______________ FOR RENT—Two light house­ keeping rooms. 11th and Elm Ave.__ ___________________ ___ _ FOR RENT—Store room on Com­ mercial Street nml Park Ave. A pply Pico Hotel.________________ FOR RENT— Lovely bedroom, pri­ vate home. Corner Oak Ave. and 11th St. ’ FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ keeping rooms at $20.00 per iiitimn* o31$ i f E. r<» Fifth r ilin Dl* * month. St. FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms furnished. For rale sewing ntachine. 50!) East Third.____ _______ 8 o ! LOST an opportunity to abreast with the tim< rending the classified pea your daily newspaper. 1 want ads contain many inter , messages. It will pay you to them dally. LOST—A dark b r o w n __ leather traveling bag cont wearing apparel. Was miased J tween Orlando and Haines Finder please return to Mer Bros. Cigar Co., 112 P oll Ave.. Sanford, Fla., and receiv*’’ w a rd ._________________ SANFORD REAL ESTATE ia In great demand. Invcstofa are looking for good bargains. If you hnve any real catate to buy or sell it will pay you to use The Herald classified page. FOR RENT— 12 room flat central­ ly located. FORDS New and bsed ROADSTERS o TOURINGS (I COUPES to SEDANS to to TON TRUCKS FOR SALE—4-room house, new, to Cash or terms. to $850.00. W o Sell or trade. >n this age of action and EDWARD HIGGINS, to FOR SALE— Lots in Greenwood Authorized Ford Dealer accomplishment, one can­ subdivision, from $250.00 to Sunfortl. to $500.00 on Sanford Avenue. not afford to waste time ALL MAKES of automobiles re­ In sertion. to paired. Hupniobiles a specialty.; All advertising It restricted to with a set of rusty, obso­ FOR SALE-Modern bungalow proper rlnsslf lent Inn. to Work gunrnntccd. Corner Oak ami to closc in; 5 rooms nml bath, 3rd. Phono 440. If an error Is mailo The San­ lete, dull-cdged* tools. to ford Herald trill tic responsible $3700.00.. to FOR SALK—Oldsmobile four, very for only ono Incorrect Insertion, to the advertiser, for Aubkequrtit to reasonable if taken at once. Call FOR SALE—2 lots on Elm mid Keep up to the minute; Insertions. The office should be at Crown Paper Co., after 5 p. m. t o Highland, $550.00 each. t o notified Immediately in case of error. FOR SA LE — A brand new Ford have your working* equip­ to to TO ADVKUTmin*. IF YOU want a city lot, n sub­ Coupe. Been run only 10 days to ment and your knowledge A Herald representative thor­ to urban lot, a house ready built, about town. Good care. Box 311, FOR~COUNTY COS! SI ISSION felt oughly familiar with rates, nil-3 celery farm, grovo or anything in Sanford. Fin.____________________ _ t o and classification, will give you t o o f today’s needs, the last I hereby announce my candi­ the Real Estnto line call us. We FOR SALK—Chevrolet car in good WANTED—Sanford business" complete Information. And !( to dacy for County Commissioner for o ydi) wish, they will assist you In sell at the owners price only. who are in n?ed of compet word in efficiency. Keep condition. A bargain. W. L. the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ wording your want ad to muku help should read tho clasali to Da via, Sanford Heights. to ty. Subject to the action of the It more effective. Call ntui see ’us. We give you posted. See that your tools to FOR SA L E —Fordaon Tractor page of The Herald. There’s -n o j June Primary of 1924. to IMI*OllTV\T .TOTIt n. the bargains and service. practically brand new. Has ha! reason for sending out-of-town for E. H. KILIIER. ire razor-edged, keen and to Advertlncrs should glw> their THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. sixteen days o f light service only. help when there ia probably jnsft t o street or postoffice address J i FOR SHERIFF. Seminole Hotel Annex._____ In tip-top shape nnd a little down the person you want in the city.'! to modern—self-satisf act ion well ns their phono mimticiyir to I hereby announce myself ns r nnd If ____ you _don't , LOR SALE—New bungalow, 5 and some n month will get it. Rea- Read this column they desire results. About one _________ candidate for t*;c orrje of Sheriff to see what you want a few cents in .-] render out of a thousand bus a to rooms. Colonial style. S. San­ is the forerunner of de­ son for selling is that the work I vested in a want ad will bring y o « 1 of Seminole County, subject to the telephone, and tliu others can’t ford Heights. See Mr. Rotter. to to communicate with you unless bought it for is finished. S. O. j many replies. Just try it once, p Democratic ptunary June, 1921 feat. they know your address. to _____ . W. A. I’ll.LIS. to Shinholsvr. Wa N'TKD—Position as stenogAll dlsrantiniinnce lit ST lie Ftlf( RERRKSENTATIVK rnpher. Information call 526. to In hewing your way to made In person nl The Snnto 1 I respectfully announce myself GOOD USED CARS tord llerulil offlee or liy let­ "WANTED—Crusa-tic choppers. t o to ter. Telephone dlscontlnSuccess, a great help will ns a candidate for the House of * Madam Harriet, Good pay. O. C. Bryant, W agmires ure not valid. „ I'M__S-•— |Representatives from Seminole to Beauty Parlor. ner, Florida. t o be found in The Herald Courteous. Prompt, efficient Over Mobley’s Drug Store. VERY EASY TERMS __________________________________I County, subject to the Democratic Service. to to Park Ave. Phone 215. FOR SHERIFF. .primary, June 3, 11>2-I. If elected WOAW Omaha (520) 11 p. m^ W ant Ads—they work to Cleveland Touring To the Voters of Seminole C ou n ty:!! will advocate constructive legisto children’s stories; 0:30 orchestra; WANTED—To buy oecond hand I hereby announce my candidacy lation for the benefit o f the great­ Dodge Roadster their way into the keenest 9, Woodmen of the World radio sewing mnthiue Cheap. Write to to for the olfice of Sheriff o f Semi- est number of people in Seminole Dodge Touring camp. for particulars. P. 0. Box 081. t o minds and find for you the Chandler Touring » nolo County, subject to the voters County and the state of Florida. 1 to WOC Davenport 484) 0:30 p. im. SEWING for children. Romper* Seripps-ltooth Touring of the. Democratic Primary to be J. It. LVI.IiS. Sandman’s visit; 7, lecture; 9, or­ to and aprons a specialty. Phone t o very people for whom KENT VULCANIZING W( -------— ■■ T..-.ay,,T,i,TT7 ~- ! held June 3rd, 192-1. If elected l WORKS chestra. 037-R. 01 DISUU COUNTY I Il6shliTING promise four years of Law Kn- FOR CONSTABLE to to WOR Newark <405) 5:30, or­ your appeal is intended. Tit I f f NO I. i-n p n tiv B v i forcom,,n^ |n n business manner by ATTORNEY WANTED—Crochet work for in­ I- t)R SALK— Ford Roadster prac­ chestra. , to tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ I hereby anno nice that I ant a t o fant’s samples ntui bootees, made I wish to announce that I shall the help of the proper subordi­ WSlt Atlanta (420) 8 p. m., Use The Herald Want Ads art Dutton. candidate for rpnttnhle of District to order. Phone 037-11. to a candidate for tho office of nates or assistants and earnestly to dance music; 10:45 eutcrainment unty Prosecuting Attorney, sub- solicit tile support of all law en­ No. 1, subject to the Democratic for results. WWJ Detroit .'News (517) 7 p. t o Y\,IAX Cleveland (395) concert to primary to he held June 3rd, 1924. ;t to the endorsement of tho forcement voters, on June 3rd. ni., orchestra; pianist; reader; Lettprogram at 7 p. in. Said district b«Jjt composed of the t o moerntic voters at the Juno 3rd, to <■ i ' V i ’ (.180) (1:4.» .r „p. ! ten speaker; 9 p. m., dance proRAYMOND L. AI.LKN. WtiY Schenectady following voting pre-in;ts: San­ rimury. m 111, Thr A.otH-Intril I'rnO talk; double quartette. FOR SHERIFF ford, Lake Monroe and Raotn. WII • Philadelphia *509) 5:95 p. GEOitC.K C. HERRING. Program to be broadcasted To the Voters of Seminole County: E. E. WALKER. AMOS I.HWIS FOR JUDGE. ft jl fin m., muusie; 0, talk;. 7( services; 8, Thursday, March 20. FOR COUNTY JUDGE ! I hereby ajinonm-e myself a can TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 19-Am oa l :-_ i (By Courtesy of Radio Digest) conceit; 9.10 recital;' KlVn 'dance I hereby announce myself ns n ilidate for Sheriff of Seminole TO THE VOTERS OF I ML HIT II e t i Lewis has qualified with the secmusic (Central Time). ndidntc for the oiTicc o f County County subject to the action o f the SENATORIAL DISTRICT. candidate fo r dge o f Seminole County, subject Democratic primary to he held on After due consideration, I have t Ith judicial WANTED TO RENT tho Democratic primnrv, Juno 3, June 3rd. If 1 am elected I pledge,decided to he.omc a candidate for Others who 24. I pledge faithful ' service myself to fulfill the duties o f this, re-election to the State Set.itu the last day office to the best of my ability. from the 19th Scnato-iul District, FOP. RENT- -5-room cottage with WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room ould you nominate me, J. Angie o f __ J. G. SHARON.__ E. E. B R A D Y ._ ; romiftised of Orange, Seminole and bath, lights and water. W. J. house. Furnished or unfurnish­ delegate to tha L-ntf r n r \ T Y i n i l i K Osceola Counties, subject to t1ie I Thigpen. FOR CLERK OF COURT ed, close in. Will rent by year. 1, Farm; 8:30 concert; 9:30 late 9:30 orchestra. Democratic national convention, I hereby announce nty enmli-! ....... ............... ....... my candidacy .............. _ 1l,.‘,.n,° T ,Jic I1*ri™ ry J o lie hold ] Ft,It RENT- -Six room houoe, d o I heroby announce Inquire H (’. Morgan- P. O. llox 1 concert. from the first congressional dis­ WLW Cincinnati (309) 10 p. m.. cy for the oilice of Clerk of the fur the office or Comity Judge ‘^unt‘ -!rd. I lespectfully solicit in, good location. 299 E, 5th Si, IML______________________ ___ 1 KFKX Hastings ‘ 341) 9:30, mu- popular dance program. trict; W. R. Dorman o f Livo Oak, ircuit Court, Seminole County, of Seminole ( utility, subject to the y °ur support, FOR RENT—5 acres o f tiled land ’ sieal program. I W M .U j Chicago News (447.5) us delegate from the second dis­ loridn, subject to the decision of action of the voters at the DemoM. O. OVERSTREET, FOR SALE— Furnished or unfur­ suitable for tomatoes. Telephone KGO Oakland (312) 10 p. m< 0:45, talk; 7:30, boy scouts; 8:10. trict. nnd Thomus A. Y’on o f T alnished five room house with 57(1 or see F. P. Whittle, 11(1 Comeilics. o Democratic Primnry to -b elera tie primary June 3. MEMBER*OF SCHOOL BOARD 1 orchestra; 9, talk; 9:15, music Inhnssce. ns delegate from the Everything new. Chean. French Ave. I I wish to announce that I ant a bath. Id on June 3rd, A. P., 7921. I KG W Portland (492) 10 p. third district., Mr. Yon was dele­ ’ contest. ... Good terms. Call at 203 Holly candidate for Member of the and for efficiency and (service in f o r SUPERINTENDENT OF Raiiio pluv; 12 dunce music. ! IVMC Memphis (500) 8:30 p. m. gate in 1920 and is president o f Ave. School Board.of S.,minuli* Co. from ice. • , • u PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Kil.l Lis Angeles (395) 8:45 p. orcljystra the local Democratic victory club to BUILDING ;; VAMTE E rflOUGLASS. » - -I hereby awmunw* my candidacy Scljgnl distrj^t No. 3r Snliiuct.^to ] ^ win in 1921. in., children's program; 10. band. 1 (‘vis’mew'f rhtSJmoi ratfrp rt-i-r* K l'O Wmi FTnntisrn flfO ) 9 p. in.V v OR MEMBER SCHOOL iff) A HI '’for ro-eleetiflh to V I # ofTicff of MATERIAL APARTM ENTS orchestra; ID m can recital; II I hereby announce myself a can- county superintendent o f public mary to be he’d June 3, 1924. H. H. P \TTISIL\T.L. mu:deal program; 12, dance or­ date for re-election to the offlcc instruction of Seminole County, MIRACLE Concrete Co., general chestra. FOR RENT member of the board o f public Hitbject to the Democratic primary cement work, sidewlaks, build­ FOR TAN G-M.LECTOR KSD St. Louis Post-Dispatch striictinn, representing school to be held on June 3rd, 19' I. I wish to lai.-.o. are ttmt I nm n AUE YOU— Looking for a . good ing blacks, irrigation boxes. J. E. (5 Hi) 8 p. m„ hand. T. W. LAW I ON. 1 strict No. 1 of Seminole County, Tcrwillcgcr. Prop.________________ room. If you don't find one list­ K )W I’liicago (530) 0:30 p. ni., bject to th5 Democratic primary COUNTY COMMISSIONER ,-an,,i,lal0 ,or ru*‘‘’ ecl,nn *° ,ho c f I hereby announce my candidacy *! ® *ax ,|wIlcctor of ed in this column, insert a small Lumber nnd Building Material. news, financial markets; 0:45 chil­' be held on June 3rd. 1924. want ml and you will receive the Carter Lumbar Company dren's bedtime story; 7, dinnet for County Commissioner for the , , u *’ *• *“ '|Vct FRED T. WILLIAMS. N. Laurel St. Phone 505. music; 8, leaning; 8;.ill music. Fifth District comprising Chuluo- action of tho i|i‘-‘mik-ratic pnniarj best listing s in the city._______ OR PROS EC UTING ATTf MIN KY FOR RF.NT—Two good light HILL LUMBER CO. WAAW Omaha (400) 8:10 p. in., llousa of riM givg I desire to announce to the citi- ta, Geneva nml Osceola, subject to 10 l,u hultl housekeeping rooms, cheap. Ap­ Service, Duality a^.d Price. rduactional program. ‘..’- 2 1^ivt‘> a .. i i — :— ns o f Seminole County that I am the action of the Democratic p r i - ------------------- -- . ply Lincoln House. VVBAV Columbus (390) 12 in., Plume 135. Sec C. E. Chorpening candidate for the nomination to nmry June Has moved to Puleslon ft X R3QN J’OK SIIEUIKF music, news. PHONE 3.102 Prosecuting Attorney for tlio Hruniley Hid)?. Real En­ ;-------- |*t<I hereby announce inyself n canWit A l* Hurt Worth" Star-Tele-1 FOR TAX ASSESSOR. unty Court of Seminole County, Sunfortl, Fla. didate for rcoiection to the office m i im *u a n a flM aaaan azi :i0irita7aaM W ataattaiiflii*Bsa»M HaHaBr gram ‘ 170) '<-.30 p. m., concert; title and ull kinds o f Inbject to the action of the Demo. o f sheriff' o f Seminole county sub9.40 organ recital. Rurancc. ,.v ;y otic Primary, ............... June 3rd, 1924. I_ candidate far re-election to the jeet to the action of the DemoWit/, SpringlH’ld (337) 0 |i. m., il be grateful for your vote and, office of Tax Assessor of Semi- i ,.,.atJc primary to be held on June music, talk; 0:40 bedtime story; e nomination. nolo County, subject to the ileciajf elected for another term 1 talks; 0:10 conceit; bedlutte story ERNEST F.^HOUSEHOLDER. ton o f the Democratic I rintary to |,|c,|ge to fulfill the duties of the iqr grown-ups. i Studcbakrr, Packard, Chevrolet ...... .......... — ftnir . .A . v on ice in JR COUNTY COMMISSIONER |^u- hcl'* ’ r<1\ ''rr\ office in me the same same eltlctent efficient manner manner WutvK Pittsburgh ( 102) 5:30 p. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW J. L. PERKINS A. VAUGHAN. Hint I hove conducted it m the m., dinner program; i>:.i0, the StiaI hereby announce my candishme Girl; 0:od, lecture; 7:.-0 mucy for County Commissioner for • o in iM u i’i n . ,,:’ ...-,.-V ,u *a IN* n mst* Bales Department First National Hank Hlilfff/ STIHTTHIN ’ sieal program. C. M. HAND. istrict No. 2 Seminole County, San Juan Garage I hereby announce my candidacy Call On Us IVCX Detroit (517) 5 p. in, din­ Sanford ------------- Florida bject to the Democratic Primary, for re-election as member o f the ner concert; 7:15 Lctncn lecture. no 3, 1924. Board of Public Instruction for WDAF Kansas City Star (411) L. P. HAGAN. Seminole County, Florida, repre­ 3:30 p. m., concert; 0, talks; 11:45, OR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT senting school district No. 2 of fur service. Add longer life Nigiithawks. 10 acres, 5 tiled, I hereby announce that I nm a Seminole County, subject to the & W'DAP Chicago (300) 7 p. m., ndidntc for the office o f Clerk Democratic primary to be held on to your batteries by letting concert; 8, Ogrun; 10 , liuiul. or­ Attorney-nt-Ijiw plenty o f water, close tho Circuit Court of Seminole June 3rd, 1924. Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers chestra. Over Seminole County tut Ipok them over before aunty, subject to the action of the to loading* station — CHAS. A. DALLAS. W DA It Philadelphia (395) 0:30 Hark 117 l’ark Avenue— Rhone 485 emocratic primary in Jirtie, 1921. the tlnmnge gets worse. p. m., talk. TIR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT) $ 4 , 2 0 0 t e m i S . H. H. CHAPPELL. Sanford, ------------Florida WEAK New York (492) 8:45wish to announce that I ant a o r J u s t ic e o f t h e p e a c e ! 1 We repair nil makes tit mod­ 10 p. 111., talksti music. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for Clerk ot the • ircuit Vi KAO Columbus (300) 8 p. in., aubj x t to i ndidntc fo rtlie office o f Justice Court of Seminole Coerate prieis and guarantui! music,’ lectures, Dei.'ocrutfc primary, June tliird. the Peace in nnd for tho first f elected, I promise the faithful W FA A Dallas News ‘ 4i0) 8:30, Sanford Novelty Schelle Maims sn tijfa ctio n . stice district of or Seminole Conn i:uun- ■* --------- > - . p. in., varied program. duties c o n -1 . With the legal nnd efficient performance ^of the WFI I hiluddphia (395) 5 p. | Works si.itnnce o f the executive officers ncvtetl with that office,MORGAN. Also two fine ware­ :- LAW YER -:m., talk; 5:30 music; 7, talk; 9:10,1 dance music. the county I promise to do my "• • house sites. FOR TAX COLLECTOR — Court House ity without prejudice. WG1 Medford Hillside (300) 0, V. 0. COLLER. Prop. I beg to announce myself a canprogram. L. G. STRINGFELLOW. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. jdWate far the office of Tax Col\>RM Urbaita 8:30 p. in., General Shop and Mill Work violin. Subject, of course, to the action ,Cct,|r Seminole County, subject thn Democratic Primary to be 11?. 0 ‘Ita i. iiin of tin- Democratic WGR Buffalo (319) 5:30 p. m„ Contractor and Uuilder to Ijbe held June 3rd. 1924. ■■ Juno ■ - * *I — ........— i P r i m'rimary a r y to dinner music; 0:30, news. Tel. 31!) Id 3rd, will > be a candidate R. C. MAXWELL, WHAS laiuisville (190) 7:30 p .1 3IT Commercial Street r the office o f County Judge of ARCHITECT FOR REPRESENTATIVE. m., concert. First National Rank ~ Ihiildlng— minole County. I shall be grateI hereby announce rnv candidacy WHB Kansas City (111) 12:35 ground Hour. First National Hank llltlg. I i"u^ the nomination nnd elecfor member House o f Reprusontnp. in., popular music; 2, classical I ^ ^ A N D SUPPLIES >n, at'4 if elected 1 assure the lives fur Seminole County su b ject 1 107 S. Sanford, ------------- Florida music; 7, address; songs, 8, con­ Uonship o f Seminole a fair and FOOT o f F IR S T S SAN FORD,FLA. cert, to the action of the voters at tin songs. Wilson Welding & Radiator ithful udm.*’,htrntion of tho af­ Democratic primary, June 3. ’ * (283) ”5 p. 111., ' WI1K Cleveland, ire o f tile oi'i ic*. FORREST LAK Works n a a a i B a a i a i i i i i a a i i M i i a a D i i s a i i s a o a a a i - a a i i a i H M a a D n i i i music. SCll EL:! U MA INKS. 'l h«? Alain Spring of All •’ If it’fl Metal we can weld It.” Huaittess is Advertising Trltphonftl ml*. ulll It* rrrtl>f4 from palnrn. nml m l. lector oent Imnirillnlrljr for pnrwrnt 1 Time ------------- --------10c n line 3 Tlmea ........... ............ Me n line d T lm ea..... .................. lie n line M Tlmea --- ------ Ic u line Black Face Type double atiSVu Hate*. Thn reduced dale* are fur eon* •ccutlvn Insertion.. Six words of itv<TUKe length are counted a line. Minimum chargn 30c for first The Right Equipment 8 8 HELP WAN' WANTED — Yoi woman with literary ability to port city news brief! Apply, Herald office. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Political Announcements ^Political Announcements Radio Program © S S S S S S « © » C S «® 8 S S S ® © HOUSES FOlt RENT’ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Transfcr-Draying W. J. Thigpen Fred R. Wilson George A. DcCottcs WH1DD0N HODGES 5 room bungalo with bath, garage, $2,500. II. B. Lewis & Co. HOF‘MAC Elton J Moughton \Vf put’ ”iiilv. rl Mir.t vain..’’ Into jrulir prliitnl malli’i SANFORD, FLORIDA THE MATTHEWS PRESS W rlnk i, III,Ilf., H \ N r o l l II, I I I. STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Sanford Machine Co. iunrral M.irhbit* mil llitllrr kYiirUa Members Florists Telegraph I)«livery Asaoeiatiun 814 Myrtto Avv. Phono 260-W llu d r f i’iui (U *n«f oril, S. 0. Shinholser <0) % 1.Wl ORj O. C. Bryant, W ar­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida lilliing Station, gas at 2 cente above cost the year around. Contractor and Uuilder Sanford,---------------- Florida It. C. M A W V E L L Heal 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/. 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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 19, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/09aea0161617fb3048477509d168b110.pdf 5ddfbe8ed23abeb8b054b500ada6df50 PDF Text Text “ iff? "' :• V - '. - YOtJB NZWBPAPEB THB W K A T H tt Ipobtolwi In VtoM.'. H«r(, Bain this afternoon- and somewhat cooler tonight and -JTj day; Generally fa ir tomorrow. T * W fljtt On»Utl Vef.ublc Sfctloo, It, Richest Garden Land •tV VOLUMBV. !V’/A - > i'jM l\\j 7- -/?/> iJ __ ApaoctA'gn) press dispatches 8INGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924. Dempsey won’t Talk On Proposed Match i V 4 H r T h e A ssociated P ress) MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Mar. 20—Georges Carpentler and Tommy Gibbons were matched to box. here. July 4, according to an announcement Thursday. Jack Dempsey is listed as one of the financial backers with Floyd Fitzsimmons. t fight PrdhiQter Gives Former Secretary To His Connection with Crew of Submarine' "; Sinclair Wanted By Slow Death > Dempsey fight Film Facing _____ :v O 11 Investigators a»»©eim»a r m a i SALT LAKE CITY, .Mar. 20. Jack Dempsey refused to com­ ment on tne statement that he was one of the financial backera of the scheduled CarpentierGibbons fight at Michigan City. N Report Is NEED PLAN TO Ginning Issued By Bureau Finance Qommitt STOP CHARGES Discards Tax OF TAX GRAFT For Bonus M easu _ (H r The A u a r l i l r t P f»M | Special Committee Investi­ gating the Internal Reven­ ue Bureau Discusses Pub­ licity for Contested Income Tax Cases as a Means of Preventing Graft Charges. H r Tfce A s so cia te d P ress. WASHINGTON, Mar. 20—Pub­ McADOO CHOICE licity for contested income tax cases as a means of preventing OF GEORGIANS charges of graft in tux settlements in the Internul Revenue Bureau in for general discussion FOR PRESIDENT came Wednesday before the special sen­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 20— The total cotton crop last sea­ son was 10,280,478 equivalent 600-pound bales exclusive of linters, according to a final ginning report for the season issued Thursday by the Census Bureau. The total slightly ex­ ceeds the estimate last Decem­ ber by the department of agri­ culture. Florida crop amounted to 12,345 bales. Benin to Form In An' SENATE REJECTS Lines ipation of Stiff Fk Against Measure— Aa a Whole Favor ONE AMENDMENT licans Passage of Bill But IndiaIS IN REVENUE BILL tiona Are That Deaaoaair' Win Fight Its IN NEW PHASE DEVELOPED NORMAND CASE Disposition la Shown to Replace (B y T h e A m m u i h P m i l . the Longworth Compromise (H r T h e A u w l a l n l P m a ) , WASHINGTON. Mar. 2t. Income .Tax Schedule with • • •• r * •• -, '1 Bonus will get priority ovar the Mellon Ratea Wounds In Dines’ Body Apparent­ the tax aieaaure by the acHSte ly Caused lt»* Three Huflts Tex Rickard to Have Law Hr The A u m Ii M P ress. finance committee. Senator In Washington that Sinclair Instead of One, la New Passed Legalising the WASHINGTON, Mar. 20—The Wataan predicted. . Discovery. Oil Interests Used Influence Underwood Is Snowed Under By ate committee appointed to inves­ senate finance committee Wednes­ Showihg of Dwnpaey-CarDuring 1920 Republican McAdoo In Georgia’;) Presi­ tigate the bureau. Commissioner day rejected the first house amend­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 2Q.-Aa nr The A uw lilH Press) pehtier Boxing ‘Pictures David Blair and his deputy puty com dential Preferential I.OS ANGELES Mar. 20—The ment to the revenue bill reached lines formed in the senate \V*P Convention and' Turned Throughout the United the in niissiont|rs participate*: Primary. “ ’ ‘ on tho Hot* latest hearing of the charge again­ in ita study of the measure nnd nesda for the fight Over Securities to Daugh­ round-table discussion which fol- st Horace A. Greer, former chauf­ reinserted the Mellon provsion for dier bonus States but Never Did Any­ i bill, reported from Br The Associated Press! erty and Will Hayes .Are lowed a suggestion by Senator feur for Mabel Normand, film act­ taxing profits on stock dividends the house, sentiment indicated thing in Return for Money. ATLANTA. Mar. 20.—Wil­ Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, to * • •' . Now Being Investigated. ress, of attempted murder against redeemed in liquidation proceed­ the menaure would displace thfr liam G. McAdoo steadily in­ this effect. ' . tax reduction bill for Immediate Courtland S. Dines, Denver oil ings. (Hr T»r XuMtatH Pr*ul creased his lead Thursday Dr H r A u rtU trS P ress! The only other witness called operator, which resulted Wednes­ The house had made such profits consideration in the finance WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.—Tex over Senator Osrar Under­ Wednesday was J. Frank Drake of duy in Greer being held to answer subject to the sur-tax rates rather committee. WASHINGTON, Mar. 20—The ickard, fight promoter, was on wood in returns from the pri­ oil committee plans to inquire into Pittsburgh, who explained he had the superior court, developed than the capital gain tax of 12 1-2 he stand Thursday In the DoughThe paid-up insurance bill mary Wednesday. At noon ncted ns confidential man for Mr. to the report that Harry Sinclair had several new phases including tho per cent, a lower ratfi than the passed by the house met with rty investigation and testified re­ unofiefial returns gave . .Mc­ Mellon in examining into qualifi­ following: turned over • large batch of se­ average sur-tnx. The house pro­ general favor among RepubiD tarding his connection with the Adoo 122 counties and Under­ cations of men who were to he curities to Daugherty and Will vision was rejected by the com­ cans, but Democrats were appar­ Three Apparent Wounds inhibition of the Dempsey-Garwood 31. Hays to help wipo out the Republi­ appointed to the bureau. The name Wounds on Dines’ body appar­ mittee ns unfnir to smaller stock­ ently ready to carry on the light >entier films. He said ha Itnkw can 1920 campaign deficit received Elmer Dover, former assistant ently caused by three bullets, in­ holders. of their group in the house for a lap Mums and Fred C. Quimby ATLANTA, Cn„ Mar. 2ft— of a setback Thursday when the pro­ secretary under Mr. Mellon in the stead of one ns previously report­ A disposition on the port of the full cash payment option. Kenatut could not remember ever meet­ From Ruhurn Gap to Tybcu light, cess servers reported Thursday treasury department, wns Injected ed. mnjority committee members to re­ tor Simons, of North Carolina, i n g Jess Smith, Daugherty’s friend, that they were unable to locate Georgians Wednesday dcclurod into proceedings by Scnntnr King. Improvement In Dirjes’ mem­ place the Longworth compromise ranking Democrat on tho finance lie.said ho was “bunked" by Muma their preference for William G. G. D. Wahlberg, former private Democrat, Utuh. Col. Drake said ory, embracing his admission to income tax schedule with the Mel­ committee, declared in favor of ind others on the contract for exMcAdoo for the Democratic pres­ he secretary to Sinclair. The commit­ had nothing to do with thnt ap­ Justice J. Walter Handby that he lon rates also (became apparent such a proposal. ilbiting the films as they never nomination. tee took up the testimony show­ idential pointment. was drunk at the time of the Wednesday. Democrats at the By The Aiawl.IrS Prrw. lid anything In return for the Running in a primary in Geor­ Although agreed generally on same time were lining up solidly a straight out insurance bill with shooting. American suitors were ordered ing th transactions of oil stock by gia. M cAdoo overwhelmed his op­ Illair Withholds Judgment noney paid them by him under Daugherty and Jess Smith. It Dines’ ndmission that he wns in against the move and were count­ un option for cash payments to Mr. Blair, questioned Inter as to ontract. He said they promised to Tegucigalpa, capital of Hond­ Senator Oscor Under­ Htated thnt some trunsacions ponent, the advisability of making the quite a "rage" nt Greer’s insist­ ing on the support of Senator Ln- veterans not entitled to more o have a law passed legalizing uras, where disorders prevail in­ was wood, of Alabnma. The former carried on under other names were secretury of the treasury took 4,000 deputy collectors of his bu- ence on Miss Normand leaving the Follutte of Wisconsin, leader of thnn $50, as provided In the bowing and denied they promised cident to the revolution. the Republican insurgents. The senate oil committee sub­ for them. The committee ad­ tho leud in the first returns and renu subject to civil service rules, Dinse apartment for home. houso measure, Republicans were o use influence with Daugherty, journed after a brief session. Nhuuld Opposition Develop. poenaed Harry F. Sincliar. Carmi Dines’ testimony that Miss Norwithheld judgment, although ad­ split over the form of the insur­ gradually increased his advant­ le laid he never thought there Should this opposition develop ance provision. After lifting the lid of another age ns additional counties report­ mitting thnt political pressure had mnnd wns in the room with him was any conspiracy in connection Thompson, of Ohio, and G. D. Wahlberg, Sincinire’s former sec­ box of rumors, those having to do ed. Early in'the evening it was been heavy on him nt times. Re­ when Greer arrived and for some the nine other Republicans would Smoot Introduces Rill. eith the contract. retary. with “oil deals’’ at tho Chicago evident that the Callforniun hud plying to Senator King he said he time afterwards, ami the evidence huve to hack the Mellon rates Chairman Smoot, of the In comparison with its usual The Daugherty committee held Republican convention in 1920, the swept the state as county after had mnde his appointments on mer­ of Miss Edna i’urvinnce that from against the votu of the seven finance committee, Introduced a rhirlwind sessions, the Daugherty only a brief session, devoted oil turned back Wednes­ county swung into his column. it or strictly on recommendntion the bathroom door he saw Miss Democrats. In this connection billproviding for Insurance poli­ nvestigating committee had a largely to charges that lotteries daycommittee to the lease of Teapot Dome to of the collectors, in the case of Normand entering the bedroom the administration advocates of cies payable only at death , and Cities Swell Majority. rosy time on Wednesday. Senator had not been properly prosecut­ Harry F. Sinclair and the efforts Atlanta, Macon, Savannah and deputies, except in n few cases In from tho living room where Dines the Mellon rates also are some­ announced he would not support fheeler, the committee prosecutor ed. of “independents’ ’ to enforce Augusta helped to swell the Mc­ Washington where he had yielded nnd Greer were immediately after what doubtful of the attitude of tho house provision for 20-year ras absent with a cold and Paul the shooting. Senator McCormick, .Kapublican, endowment policies carrying loan The senate finance committee “claims" there. Adoo majority. He carried his to Mr. Dover’s desires. lowland, chief of counsel for the rejected a house amendment to Illinois, who wns instrumental in privileges. (Miss Normand has maintained Senator Couzens, Republican, The gossip about tho Chicago home county of Cobb by big vote, ittomey general, improved the op­ the revenue bill on stock profits bringing about the house com­ Sonator Curtis, of Kansan, a she wns not in the room nt the portunity to bring out some testl- taxes, retaining the treasury pro­ convention wns related to the sen­ captured the home county of the Michigan, instigator of the in­ time of the shooting.) promise reduction in the 50 per Republican member o,' the comvestigation did not pursue the ate investigators by Tiffin Gil­ late Senator Thomas K. Watson ony favorable to him. vision. Of the four who admittedly were cent maximum sur-tax in the pres­ more, deputy secrotary of state of by a small majority, according to question of graft charges against however, has Introduced Mr. Howland didn’t enre to Chairman Smoot of the senate Ohio, and a supporter of Major incomplete newspaper returns the #ureno, indicating thnt wit­ nt the Dines apartment three were ent law nnd who has indicated he a bill carrying an insurance favors higher surtax rates thnn ciAune similar to that approved rose examine William A. Orr, finance committee introduced a !General Leonard Wood in tho 1920 took Chatham, the home of nesses summoned from other cities in court Wednesday, Dines, Greer proposed by Mr. Mellon. ormer secretary to Governor new bonus bill in the senate, pro­ campaign. He stated frankly that and by the house. who will be heard Thursday, might and .Miss I’urvinnce, film actress, Senator Underwood’s rtute cam­ Meanwhile the Democrat i have IVhitman,. who ha» been testify- viding life insurance policies pay­ ho had no first Hand'information paign managfcfT' Yhe former sec­ deal with that phase of the in­ Miss Normand iit in the East.' The bonus bill probably will be given no definite indication of what n g . about the fight nlm “deal” able only at death. Dines Telia Story. about the “gossip" with iwhich retary recently spoke in these quiry. Mr. Drake said he had no referred to tho finance commit­ rate schedule they will support. ind also “whiskey*’ deals, and the The senate interstate com­ he asserted the atmosphere at four cities. Dines related n consecutive ser­ knowledge on the subject and in a tee Thursday. Chairman Smoot House Democrats supported the raid ' ttee let Orr gotsubject to merce commission reported the Chicago was “surcharged." >trunk voluminous report submitted by ies of events from the time Greer Garner today a motion to have it Senator Underwood carried rates with a 44 per cent •ecall. Today’s witnesses were Gooding bill proposing drastic •call. displace the revenue bill now be­ McAdoo Commissioner Biair it was assert­ knocked nt the door up to approxJames G. Darden, friend of Baldwin county, where Kaco Stewart, Texas, lawyer, amendment to the long and short ta?' This was heat- fore tho committee would bo in the bureau had been operated imntely the timo the shots were en in the ,sUr' house by the Longworth order. aho contends the department of haul provisions of the Interstate President Harding, and a man of spent his boyhood at Milledgc- ed “economically, efficiently, fairly fired. Although no final move­ varied experience In the world of ville. Muscogee, inwhich Colum­ ustice haa been remiaa in prosc- Commerce act. At objection of the defense he compromise carrying a maximum ment to bring about such action business and politics told of vain bus is locuted, also went for the and honestly.” sur-tax rate of 37 1-2 per cent. uting alleged lottery schemes, of himself und associates Alabamian. Twiggs county, whicn Senator King nsked at one point wns not permitted to answer the I.u Collette's Position Not Re­ had been intimated, several com­ ind Thomas D. Hawkins, n Texas Miss Rheba Crawford efforts mittee members expressed the to establish “rights” in the Wy­ held a primary sonic time ug> if the custom of former bureau question, "Hid Miss Normand vealed >osteffce inspector, called in con­ belief today that tho bonus bill oming reserve and of conversations and declared 4A >r Underwood employes of coming hack to prac­ shoot you?" Likewise, Snnator |LnF4llette’s would be given priority. nection with previous testimony To Conduct Services on the subject with President ugain registered their choice for tice in tax matters before the bu­ He was allowed to say that Miss position ns to what rates the hill >y Captain Baldwin of the Texas Coat $3,007,422,442. Secretary Fall and At­ him Wednesduy. reau and on the strength of sup­ Purvinnce did not, nnd he wus cer­ should carry has not been reveal­ In Orlando On Sunday Harding, rangers. . • Tho cost of the bill introduced torney General Daugherty. tain that he had not shot himself. posed influence within the bureau Hus More Than Enough. ed. Members of the Republican in­ by Mr. Smolt Says Alleged Lottarlea Prose­ was estimated at During a long and vigorous To the court's question ns to did nut Timount to u “scandal.” Mr. Shortly before 10 o’clock Wed­ surgent group in the house udvocuted. 1 fly Thf Aaaurlitlnl Prrix. $507,422,442, of which $U*.j)O0,cross examination by Senator whether he was under the influ­ Blair would not concede the point, nesday night complete returns to ented retention of the present ntaxThrough cross-examination, ST. AUGUSTINE. Mar. 20 Walsh, of Montana, Comrnitteo newspapers showed McAdoo hud hut submitted u list of 27,000 ence of liquor he said "Yes," ex­ imur surtax rates but later sup­ 000 would he used in immediate' Mr. Howland led Stewart to tes­ —J. Ilarrold Summers of St. "Prosecutor" Darden quoted Pres­ 21(1 votes in the Democratic con­ numes of those admitted to prac­ plaining that he hud been out nil ported the Longworth compromise payments to those entitled to tify that the government had Peteraburg, publisher, and ident Harding as having said “Fall vention, nine more thun the nec­ tice, also a list of those disbarred the night before nnd had been which cut normal rate* to levels $60 or less. Mr. Smoot explained n indicting land prosecuting Hheba Crawford, the girl that the cost calculation was as is kind of TNT” on the subject of essary majority to insure election for various reasons in connection drinking nil that day. conforming closely to their pro­ nearly accurate aa possible, be­ arious alleged lotteries Stewart evangelist known as the “An­ clearing the reserve. Also ho flat­ with former employes his report gram. of the Georgia delegation of 28 The bullet wound discrepancies eferred to, but Stewart insisted gel of Broadway” were mar­ ly denied a statement contained in ing based on the American ex­ developed when medical testimony votes to the national party con­ said: Should the tax hill not he put perience tables of mortality. The hat all the prosecutions had ried here Thursday. n letter from Fall to Mr. Harding vention in New York. Most of this criticism is unjusti­ pointed to tho three wounds, one aside by the committee for the sol­ total cost would be spread over been brought under mail fraud that Attorney General Daugherty In addition, McAdoo had 70 fied because there is nothing in in Dines' chest, one in his should­ dier bonus bill it is expected the (It years, this being tho pre­ ws and did not meet the si»un­ Miss Rheba Crawford, known had sent Darden to the interior unit votes more indicate*) in la\y or regulations to prevent a ers and one in the ear where a income rate schedule will be reach­ sumptive period before the death ion, where, he contended, lottery throughout the country us the secretury about lease. counties where he was leading former employee from practicing piece of tho lobe was missing. ed late in th.* week. prosecutions should have been “Angel of Broadway” und who ut of all vetsruns insured. The tot­ Darden Describes Efforts. Underwood by majorities. before the department merely be­ Greer was ordered held to an­ al cost of the houso bill wns es­ present is on a tour of this state, Describing efforts he l.ad made cause he has been connected with At the same compilation, Un­ swer to tho superior court with hail timated ut $2,119,000,1)00. Hawkins testified that United will appear in Orlando next Sun­ to obtain a lease in tho Salt Creek Coolidge Conceded A of $3,000. the government service. derwood had 52 certain conven­ States Attorney Zweifel, of Tex­ day when she will conduct two field, adjoining Teapot Dome, beThe cost of the insuruuc” un­ tion votes ami 16 indicated. “Helpful to Government” der the Smoot bill would he about as, had refused to prosecute a services at 3:30 and 7:30 o’clock Winner North Dakota Continued on Page 6 Carried 106 of 160 Counties. Experience showed such persons $12,476,660 in the first yeur, it similar concern ‘ because o f an at the Phillips Theater, according McAdoo had carried 100 of the had frequently been “helpful to was estimated; the figure* gradu­ opinion by the solicitor of the to an announcement received in III? T h r t a w r l s l r i l I 'rr a O 160 counties in the stute and in­ the government,” the report said, postoffice department, which he Sunford Thursday. FARGO, N. I).. Mar. 20.—Cool- ally increasing each year to a dications were that the number while instances where these indi­ supposed had had the approval idge victory in North Dakota was maximum of $147,585.36(1 in 22 Miss Crawford, the girl evangel­ of counties in his column would viduals had made improper uso of of Attorney General Daugherty ist, has held hundreds of meetings conceded by llirnin Johnson lead- yearf* after which it would increase as returns urrived. knowledge in particular tax cases ers, who said Coolidgc hud won I •'!I1J' rPly recede. The cost was es­ and then Postmaster General in this country and has been re­ One comparison of the popului gained in the bureau were "rare." the presidential convention dele­ timated on tho basin that 4.U58,Will H. Hayes. , sponsible for thousands of conver­ vote was seen in Fulton, of which “It is unreasonable to ussume,” Amelitn Galli-Curci, grand opera gates by a majority vote due to a 199 veterans would bo «>ligible Hawkins did not agree with sions by her magnetic appeal in Atlanta is the county scat, where Mr. Clair said, “in a service of over for the bonus. split in the opposition. Baldwin’s testimony that some behalf of the Christian religion. Robert J. Holly and Walter in 28 out of 30 precincts, McAdoo 20,000 employes there would not singer of the Metropolitan Opera, As in the house bill, adjusted of the federal authorities in Tex­ For several years she confined her Haynes, nnd considered the world's fore­ president und received 10,051 votes and Under­ be some instances of fraud, collus­ most lyric soprano, uppeured in a compensation on the basis of $1 TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES as had planned to “blackmail” work to New York where by her secretary.incoming ,respectively of file wood 2.815. I I l f T h r A w n o r ln lrtl I ' r r i O ion or other illegal practices in song recital before an audience of a day for home service und $1.26 Dr. Frederick A. Cook, of North work she came to be called the Sanford Rotary Club, are back WASHINGTON. Mar. 20—The a day for overseas service, ex­ The election1nssumed the pro­ spite of the most careful selection 3,000 people at the auditorium at Pole fame, and other oil promot­ “Angel of Broadway.” On Broad­ from Macon, where they atended portions of a land slide for Mc­ of personnel.” Daytona Beach Wednesday night. Southern Railway Thursday sought clusive of the first 60 days, ami e d that mixed up.” way, Miss Crawford held meeting second annual conference of Adoo from the1first. Counties in Both the commissioner and Mr. The famous opera star thrilled the Interstate Commerce Commis­ with moximums of $500 uu« Department of Juatice State­ after meeting and by her efforts the the clubs of 39th district of Ro­ the northern part of the state re­ Drake recommended higher pay fur the large audience with her gifted sion's authorization for nn issue $626, respectively, would bo al­ ment won the parisc of many of the International. ported for McAdoo ear\y in the burcuu employes, particularly key interpretation of parts from sev­ of $6,000,600 equipment trust cer­ lowed. After the session a statement leading clergymen of the country. tary The conference, which conven­ Would Add 23 Per Cent. afternoon and they were followed men, to keep qualified personnel eral of the world's finest opera tificates. was Issued at the department of ed on Monday und continued by others from ull sections of and better housing for the bureau presentations. Twenty-five per vent of tho Time after time she justice, saying: through Tuesday night, was most to speed up its operations. was loudly applauded to which Harry T. Hod well And total of adjusted compensation “The attorney general is glad John Meisch Will Be With the Macon club ns hosts, Georgia. due would be added, and the in­ she always responded with u de­ to call attention to the fact that Candidate Again For nearly 1,000 visitors from clubs surance given would be thu lightful encore. Associates Leave For the two witnesses called Wednes­ all over Georglu and Floridn. amount total credit would day by the committee were both County Commissioner were royally entertained, said Many Sanford lovers of music Northern home Today buy at 4 this & per cent interest com­ men of excellent reputation and motored to Daytonu Beach to hear Mr. Holly. Not only were the pounded annuallv. As the houso did not come under the class of the recital. Nothing but the high­ In another column of this pa­ members of the club, but the allowed only four per cent Mr. ami Mrs. Hurry, T. Bodwell bill discharged employee of the de­ est praise was heard from those citizens as u whole, turned out interest, the Smoot bill would al­ partment of justice or discredit­ per will be found the announce­ to entertain the Urge crowd of „ ____ ___________ accompanied by George I). Bridget who attended on th«J gifted singer, low slightly larger amounts. ment of John Meisch for the office Rotarians. ed and malicious critics Program Tonight: Give and there would be n cordial dislike who sang her way into the hearts iU"l Edward E. Eley, left this The face value of the istlicy Continued on Psge 0 of county commissioner from dis­ Take,” the great American for the evil that seems to be hold­ of everyone during her two and morning in the former’s automobile would be about 3.015 times tho Among the many entertain­ comedy by a New York cast. ing the world in a vise-like grip, a half hour concert. Galli-Curci for Jacksonville where the party tion und Z‘-xcsreditcfywphin n trict nurriber two which is the ment features were concerts giv­ was assisted by Manuel Uerenquer, will take the train for Providence, amount of adjusted, compensa­ Program Tomorrow After­ continued the speaker. Sanford district. Mr. Meisch at en by the Glee Clubs of Mercer I., to spend the summer. Mr. noon: Children's entertain­ University and Wesleyan Col­ Judge Alden made a profound flutist and Homer Samuels, pian­ It. und credit due, Mr. SimMl Hodwell’s car will be shipped from tion present is chairman of the county lege and also selections by un ment at 3 o'cloek. impression upon his heurers by the ist.The program of Wednesday Jacksonville said, whereas the value of poli­ to his home. Regular Afternoon Program board, a position which he has held octet from the Valdosta Club. Bo sincerity of his appeal. His keen It is the plan of Mr. Bodwell. cies voted by the house would ho at 4 o'clock; Popular enter­ sense of humor evident throughout night’s recital was us follows: good was the performance of the .WOMAN’S CLUB about 2.517 times the amount of during the pust two years. tainment by the Glen Wells his lecture kept his listeners in un 1. Nina (Old Italian).......I'ergolese who recently came to Sanford and such credit. latter, that it was decided to Mr. Meisch is one of the most send invested heavily in real estate of Maggiolatu .................. Donaudy Sanford bas a Woman’s Club Company. it to the international con­ upruur most of the time. this city, to puy u short visit to Mr. Smoot emphasized thut his , rhich was founded Apr. 19, 1923 prominent and influential citizens vention, 2. Tateu la notte, from “Trovuwhich meets in Toronto Preceding tho lecture, the Trou­ of Sanford and is one of the larg­ Sanford in June when he will como chief Ybjection to the hou-so tore" ................................ Verdi vith Mrs. John W. Dickins as that whut the badour Male Quartet gave u short Declaring in June. was ita loan feature. est taxpayers. Since coming to down to look over the development measure ta first president. Since its Among the notables present at world in general needs to- concert which included selections 3. Pretty Mocking-bird (with “In n few years," he raid, “wo work which he is currying on in flute) .... Bishop irganization it has grown until Sanford 17 years ugo, he has al­ the convention and who gave ad­ day_ religion, Judge is many kinds. That the enter­ 4. L'hcure sileneicuse ...... Staub his new subdivision, "Mayflower.” would see those policies in tho t now has a membership of ways been identified with every dresses. said Mr. Holly, were Guy George I). Alden of Bridgewater, of tainment by this group of young progressive movement to make The development of this tract of hands of tho loan sharks, where­ learly 200. Clubhouae where dent, Hart I, Seeley, chairman of Mass., spoke for over an hour singers wns well enjoyed was evi­ Clavelitos (in Spanish)..Vulverdo land is being postpone*! until the as under this new provision, the Chanson Indoue (Song of In­ he organisation Carries on Sanford the thiriving city that it international committee on boys’ Wednesday night on the subject denced by the hearty appluuse celery crop is harvested when the government would be able to dia) ............. Kimsky-Korakoff is today. • nuch of its work, was completwork und Cary A. Hurdee, gover­ "The Needs of the Hour” to a they received. work will bo resumed. By next adequately take cure of the deBoll Song, froiq “Lakme" (with Mr. Meisch is engaged in numer­ nor of Florida. Kendrick Guern­ packed audience at the big chau;d last June at a cost of apfull the whole project will have endents of those men who flute) This ufternoon the first of the ................ Delibes iroxlmately $12,000. Together ous enterprises but is never too sey, of Orlando, the retiring tuuquu tent at Palmetto Avenue children’s entertainments took been completed, Mr. Bodwell raid ought for it.” INTERMISSION vith the lot on which It Is built busy to davote time and money president of the district, wns pre­ and Second Street. place nt 3 o’clock before the reg­ before leaving. 5. Sacred Dance, from "Orpheus" ind the equipment, the clubs toward the development of his sented with a handsome diamond All of the disergard for law and “We have enjoyed every minutn American ............... 'Gluck Interests iroperty is estimated to be adopted home. His record a.i ring ut the banquet Tuesday order such as is evidenced by the ular afternoon performance for Woodland Sprites ....... Samuels of our stay here this winter,” hu vorth $20,000. The club has a cl airman of the coun'y board has which marked the close of the investigation that is being conduct­ adults. In charge of this part of declared, “and we are sorry to Guarded in Honduras Mr. Bcrenguer >urk of seven acre* at Robinson been one of efficient service* conference. ed in Washington into the alleged the chautauqua for the first after­ Beecher leave now hut you may rest assur­ Springs. Tho club joined the which should entitle him to -tWest Palm Beach was chosen unscruplous conduct of many of noon were the Misses Scott nnd 6. Thistledown ......... (Hr The AtMflilrS I'rrml Pierrot ............... Samuel ed that we will be glud for the ■tate Federation May 21, 1923. eleotion, his friends declare. as the next meeting place of the the leading public men of the coun­ Denny. time to come when we shall come WASHINGTON. Mar. 20— Tho Pray a Little Prayer for Me Was incorporated June 6. 1916. cenvention, it was further re­ try, was attributed by the speaker Tonight the comedy drama, at Tegucigalpa. Honduras loined General Federation of ported Mr. Holly declared thut to the lack of interest thnt is be­ “Give und Take," one of the out­ ____ ....__ ______ __*.... Russell back again. We love Sanford and arrival .an American landing force re­ IVoman’a Clubs in June 1920. the model luncheon, arranged by ing shown in the Bible and religi­ standing numbers to be offered in 7. Mad Scene, from “ Lucia1 its citizens, who have been so of (with flue) .............. Donizetti gracious and kind to us during our quested to protect American Uvea the five tluytf entertainment, will Past presidents betides Mrs. the Gainesville club, was much ous teachings. (Hr The A»»*xl»lnl Press! ____ w _those_going ^ from Sun- short residence,’’ he continued, und property was reported Thurs­ Among be presented by a New York Dickins are:1 Mrs. E. M. GalIf people of the world wou'd enjoyed. • Altogether it was u CHICAGO, Mar. 20.—Wheat, meeting well worth attending, take time to delve into the truths cast. The play, now enjoying a ford to'attend the entertainment t “und we shall have nothing to tell day. A naval detachment is guard­ oway, Mrs. Wr M. Morgan, Mrs. iohn G. Leonardi, and-Mrs.vR. May 1.04 to 5-8; July 1.06 to 1.06 was the way both men described th a t are to be found in the Bible long run in Chicago, is considered were, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, our friends up north hut some- ing the legation and coniuUfai buildings. a Continued on l’uge 6 [thing nice about this city." E. Tolar. ,und apply them to their own lives, one of the best hits of the season. the gathering. 1-8; Corn, May 77 618 to 3-4. PROMISED TOKIO, Mar, 20—Efforts con­ tinue to. rescue the 18 men fee­ ing slow death by suffocation, imprisoned in the Japanese navy submarine 43 which sank Wed­ nesday at Sasebo after collidthe w*rshiP Tatsuta. Tho submarine is resting on sea bottom in 26 fathoms of water and 10 divers arc working to attach chains by which the sub­ marine may be pulled to sur­ face. Communication with the survivors wns established by under water telephone and in­ formation was gained that 24 men and two officers, including Commander Kuwasima, perishwhen the collision occurred. The others are Imprisoned In a ? S P P * r W i with slow death ■VPnacJuflpunlesH the boat can be renchadTv CURRENpBMQRS £ Washington News B ManyFromSanfbrd Enjoy Recital By Amelita Galli-Curci Rotary Convention At Macon Declared To Be Big Success Judge Alden Gives Most Interesting Lecture At Chautauqua Last Night [SANFORDFACTS MARKET- i A I .‘ 1 * •i k �21 PR ISO N ER S In the W orld o f Sport$ I B TO SEND LUIS INC TEAM TO FROM RING AROUSES BOXING FANS ifi MEET TALLAHASSEE,, Fla., Mar. —{anion* were granted to 21 ap­ plicants, paroles . gIVen in three cases and .restorations to citizen­ ship extended in Jo u r, cases by tho State ' Board pf , Pardons, at its regular semi-annual stpHng meet­ ing last week, it is disclosed by a statement made public Wednesday reviewing the action of‘ the board. “There are more than 1400 eonvicts in state prisons,” says the statement, “which, of course dons not include the number in the coun­ ty prisons. With this large num­ ber of {irisonera and holding but two sesaidhs a year it is but notural that there would be a large number of eases presented at each session of the board. There were more cases presented a t the pres­ ent session than ever before and after full consideration of each and every case pardons were granted in 21 cases, paroles were granted in three cases and re-: storatioss to citizenship were granted in four cases.” “There is a short- statement herewith submitted, showing* the reasons which actuated the Board in granting of such pardons as were allowed,” the statement con­ tinues, “The attention of the peo­ ple is especially directed to tho statement set forth in each indb vidual case. As the law contemp­ lates, they are a Board of cl#moncy nnd have tried to perform their duties with this thought in view. It will be specially noted that practically all of the pardons granted were prisoners who have rendered long and faithful service. Many of them seriously disabled physically and a large proportion of them have the special endorse­ ments of the judges and state’s attorneys who tried them.” ’ tions thnt there will be a further production Increase, in domestic * in ■10*4.' ’ . Prpspects favor continuatlbn of a strung market Ja r.Ia m b s for Bevehal' months with- larger mar­ ket supplies In mid-summer. The wool situation is distinctly favor­ able for producers. and there is apparently opportunity at pres­ ent for profit ank increase in tne number of sheep. rouktry production Is now at a point where further profitable expansion may be dependent up­ on continuation of the present high level of demand. crooks” out' of. the government, F o r S p o rtin g hia deSenator Heflin Daugherty be fxsblnct aarid be pAkd from the cabinet •A nd to explain to the country hew Jesa Smith obtained author­ ity to exercise some of the im­ portant . functions of the Justice department. • •• ? i 11 ; h i . I . «I . Sy ‘ f f AT TOF JPOKTSMAN STORE. SANFORD CYCLE CO. Mil umiimnTi—mrrwr SENATOR BORAH I of We beg to announce our recent the entire stock of the 8anfori pany, formerly ownedhyMr. !J. to express the h op eof meeting all of his loaner patrons as well as many new ones, at the same store. ■ On account of necessary alterations ^nd re­ pairs to the building we are forced toUnove much of the stock quickly and to that end we flMropose to offer a AGRICULTURE I .’ik in g , for ik p flportM M n. - BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 19.— abeyance until receipt *of advice American. Tex ‘ South , Luis Fin■po’s friends and udmir- from the era soug ht throughout the Jay to Rickard, under whose guidance Compete With City Team of perauade him to chanro hi) mind. the colorful South American I Till* oa Satarfiajr N ljht the South American he; six heavyweight climbed spectacularly in _ Aggregation declared to The Associated Press months from obscurity to a Journey to Jax. correspondents ' late Tuesday record-breaking, to a fight with I : *i, that he intended to stand fast by Jack Dempsey, vas in Wash!iiurContinued from page 1) oull INESVILLE, Fla., Mar. 1 9 - his resolution to abandon light­ ton and his associates wo1 te added that Mr. Coolidgc. make no comment. .Rickard, It fraity of Florida swimmers ing altogether. while be ' was vice president. was believed; hod obtained Demp­ reparing this week for the Postmaster. Gienoral New and oth­ ag water competition for the ers, also had attended the pri­ NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—Luis sey’s consent to a return match when they Journey to Jack Angel Firpo’s announcement that with FWjpo here in September but vate showing of the DempseyJoal' meet with the he would retire from the ring cable reports last night said the Carpcnticr fight films a t the Mc­ rflw for a i\ kie way city’s team Saturday after he fights A1 Reich, an Am­ Argentine rejected -Rickard’s latLean home here, after they had been brought to Washington “m erican at Buenos Aires next test fight bid, a $500,000 offer violation of tho law." ft the coaching of. Dr. R. G. month, came as something of a for bouts with Marry Wills and * He said Mr. Hughes, an emi­ later, the Gator men are bomb ‘ shell today in pugilistic Dempsey. Should Firpo carry out his an­ nent lawyer and former sup.emc ^Jiff nicely, and despite the circles, where its effect on the court justice, must havo known weather that has somewhat year’s fistic program wns the nounced intention, however, Lat­ that the law Uras violated, and In some quarters in color to his fistic program id their outdoor workouts, chief topic. Erminio declared that unless Attorney .p iijman team should be in pret- there fwus skepticism over Fir­ would not be lacking. General Daugherty had “sus­ po’s assertion and a nelitf that Spalls, Italian holder of the Eu­ d condition. pended” the criminal code, fill of Jda lost several of her star sufficient financial inducements ropean. heavyweight title, who those who attended the exhibi­ last year sod the absence would influence the giant Argen­ wns knocked out In 14 rounds by Firpo recently, and Quintin Rotion must be prosecuted for con­ i men will unquestionably tine to change his mind. promised Chilean spiracy. William McCarney, Firpo’s mcro-Roias, during the coming esm“I wonfler if we will be celled Sotne half a dozen meets American representative who a r­ heavyweight, have accepted Ric­ upon,” he said, “to remit tho ■fete swimming teams have ranged an extended exhibition kard’s offers for a scries of fines which the law imposed on Arranged. The schedule will and fighting tours of the United matches here. Rojas may muke tho attorney general, the secre­ mnounced by Coach Manches- States and Canada during the his debut in May at Madison tary of state, the poatmosr. :t‘ lummer, late today had receiv­ ithJn g few days. general, the then vice president ^aveni . billed on the Sat- ed no direct word Irom Firpo Square Garden against Floyd ats are and other cabinet officers who night program with Florida and was holding his program in Johnson of Iowa. participated in this shdwing, be­ ‘ ^Jacksonville "Y” factions cause those who participated for honors. Coach Manwere guilty of violating the law.” will take six swimmers to Declaring that the president tate’s metropolis and while had contributed “not a word” to neup Is yet somewhat in the senate’s efforts to “drive the , Varena Warren, Todd, “T eng, Williams and ScarborTampa Experiences a Seminole Gun Club,,three THIS WEEK IN . are the likely men to repremiles out wfU phoot every I the Orange and Blue in the Rainfall of 3.38 Inches SANFORD — opening match.' Wednesday—Weekly luncheon of Thursdoy afternoon. Every* In the 50 yard free stroke (Cy) TAMPA. Mar. 10—March rain­ Kiwanis Club, Vuldez HoteL at WQHatns, the heavy framed grid­ one Invited. Three miles on fall record was broken for the sec­ 12:15 p. m. iron hero, and* Edmar ‘ Todd anoth- Wednesday—Regular meeting of ond. time this month when 3-18 Orlando road. (Continued from page 1) celebrity are billed to fell yesterday, the heavest in 34 Men’s Club at 8 p. m. .. # “i ir for the Gators. Todd Will- Thursday—Regular meeting of years. • small decrease in Virginia being and Alfred Varena are sla*.- Eastern Star a t Masonic Hall at offset by a corresponding in- j handlc the 100-ward ussigncrease In North Carolina. Geor­ REDUCTION OF RATES. 8 p. m. im h “V arena UUd John War­ Tuesday—Daugthers of Wesley TAMPA, Mar. 19—The Tampa gia and Alabama plan an in­ swimming the 220-yard event will navo social meeting at 8 p. Electric Company announces a crease of ubout one-third over probably In the 440. The four ....m. nt the home of Mrs. Dwight general reduction in electric light Inst year but the increase in Tex­ to awjm in the 200-j -yard relay and power rates, effective April 1. as is only about five per cent. Babbitt. . ^undecided. whlle Sanders, Friday—Weekly luncheon of tho The reduction, according __to u Prosperity Reflected. ling, “Cy” WiUUms and VarDomestic demand for agricul­ Chamber of Commerce at tho statement by Peter O. Knight, gte sure to plunge In this fin­ Vuldez Hotel, at 12:15 p. m. president f the company, will tural products is at a high level, a l number. make the maximum 10 cents per the report stated. Urban pros­ .The Gators will be-fairly stronv, AT TIIE MILANE. kilowatt hour instead of 12 cents perity is reflected in a heavy cur­ blit trill hardly be a team that will All work and no play makes Jack ns at present, w ith.a correspond­ rent consumption of fiber and his •fpd any records crushing this a dull boy. ing reduction where current is ex­ quality fowls nnd this may be ex­ aeiison. They are to be counted And, all play nnd no work makes tensively used. For the first COO pected to continue into the sum U#on aa dangerous, for the men a man n bum. kilowatt hours the charge will be mer. m il be in there to give their best. Foreign markets, on the whole, The happy medium is always 10 cents an hour, net; for the next The six nmen arc all varsity candi­ the thing. This is universally con­ 800 kilowatt hours, 8 cents net; socm likely to maintain about tho dates as freshmen will not be ol- ceded and now Douglas Fairbanks, for the next 4,000 kilowatt hours, present level of demand for Am­ in in later .Itrwud . t ocompete . ..... meets. who so brilliantly eclipses all his 0 cents net; over 6,400 kilowatt erican cotton, pork, whuut and Dr. Manchester is not allowing past screen triumphs in his latest hours, 4 cents net. No discounts tobacco. “ROBIN HOOD” pm to compete next Saturday. A cinema The situation this season with masterpiece, “ Douglas will be given under the reduced host of excellent “Rat” swim- Fairhanks in Robin Hood," n Unit­ rates. respect to labor, machinery, fer­ Storting Time 7:30 practice dally at the rejuven- ed Artists release nt tho Mihtne tilizer, credit and other cost Two Shows Will be run in Friezcrs I’ond and should theatre today ssys: 'E 1 items is not such ns to favor any lop in to a formidable aggroPrices 10 and 25 "Mix work .with ply." JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 19— expansion in production. tion. This is his succinct way of ex­ Kccommendations probably will be MatlnCe-and Night The swine Industry is going pressing the only panacen for the made to the agricultural commit­ March 2C-27 STRIBLING TO BOX IN MIAMI malady of any extreme. Supple­ tee of the chamber of commerce through u period of liquidation p. W. Griffith’* ■•MIAMI, Mar. 19—Young Strib- mentary to this he says: within n few days having as their and discouragement. Indications BXCJITING NIGHT” "ONE lihg will appear In a Miami ring “The monotony of unrelieved tpr his next fight following his work is like n blotter, for it will purpose organization of a co-oper­ are thut hog producers have now April 7-8 ‘igatch with Mike McTigue, accord­ absorb all your initiative and vi­ ative marketing system to dispose passed the peak of production “The Hunch Back of Notre ing to information' in the hand* tality. If yu want to dodge an ear­ of Duval county's poultry qnd and may be moving into one of , Dame.” Ed DuUgLusaka promoter for the ly decline nnd prolong your years dairy products. Plans for such an the recurrent periods of low pro­ m i ■anal •Veterans of “Foreign i m iBKHHHSHHHKKSSRUUIHHUSHSRKSSiHIKIBIKKR: a CM Wars. Doug­ of usefulness, stop working at reg­ organization already have been duction. * i has received Information from ular intervals for exercise and in­ The dairy industry has ex­ ■ibling'a father-manager, that version. This is the only way 1 laid by a committee appointed to has signed a contract and post- ever discovered to keep physically look into the fesaibility of the panded to the point where gross mm the necessary forfeit money. fit and happy.” scheme. Cooperation of products domestic production, in terms of * opponent probably will be tfte throughout The* county will be whole milk, slighty exceeds gross Inner of the Genet-Middleton REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS domestic consumption. Indlcn sought. match here next Thursday night. ,7 .Mar. 18 A Kstellu Hnrkness to Richard MAY MEET AT ST i’ETE. Honeycutt. ■ ■ a a a n u iu a n a B ie in a n a a a a a ia u n e in in a n o fia a a u a o a q a n •«• I). L. Thnrsher nnd wife to Fred­ ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 1 9 .- erick WnUmn. .j The Florida State Florists’ AssoHelen Lawtno Bcrnrenter and ■edi liation has been invited to hold husband to W. J. Luwton. ‘ itb 1925 convention in this citv. m A. Herndon to Bodwull Bradford A. Lawrence;, president ty Company. •o.fthe chamber of commerce, tele­ graphed N. A. Koasoner, presi­ Mattie Puce to Hodwcll Realty dent of the florists' organization, Company. ■A. cordial invitation to meet here William F. G. Stringer to Sem­ Now planted in Peppers, Tomatoes and n$xt year. inole Realty and Investment Com­ Cucumbers. 7 *oom Bungalow with all SECURED RELIEF THROUGH pany. N. H. Garner and wife to F. B. FOLEY PILLS modern conveniences, Tenant House and Interest Payable SemL Annually at the Office of Adams. Garage. John R. Gordon, Danville, III., Miami Bank & Trust Co., Miami, Florida, Trustee whites: “ I have suffered with kid­ * If Hold nt once crop will go w ith farm. Located on ney trouble five years; could not aleep at night and was always tir­ f the New Luke Front Boulevard. Best buy in Seminole .jtEDgEM ABlE THROUGH SINKING FUND AT 102 AND ACCRUED INTEgBST ed. I was not strong and hard County. wprk made mv back ache. I got ON ANY INTEREST DATE ‘ some FOLEY PILLS and after n ’ fqw treatments I felt better and could Work with more ease, be­ DenoipiitAtions: $100, $500, and $1,000. came stronger nnd could sleep betCity Tax llouks will close April .ter.” FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic i\ Ay$i||kble Maturities: One to ten years. stimulant for the kidneys, make 1, 1924 after wnich nil taxes re- j them more uctive. (Jet u bottle maining unpaid will i>e collected Security: First (Closed) Mortgage on Properties selling from Sanford Mattren* Factory is a swing a real nice line of uphol liy levy und sa.e of the property ROOMS 501-2 ifQiur to seven times the amount of mortgage. In addition, ■tcriiiir” materials. You ladies upon which taxes nre asaossed. .{ouidM O them. Phone 102-MI. ALMtBD FOSTER. , the bonds are a direct obligation of George E. Merrick, phone 95 First National Bank Bldg. Tux Collector. CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS r:*. ft •<<r) Orff, of 10 Percent 35 M I LANU 1V 1 THEATRE H i ....Today•••• Douglas Fairbanks from regular prices for the.next two weeks. We appreciate your ^patronage. No job is too small'to receive our closest, attention. We .take this opportunity to advise the public that our business will be conducted alon^ the sajne high standards of courteqy and service in the future as in the past and wirinvite a comparison of our prices and merchandise. :s i S Coral Gables First M ortgage 8 percent iBonds NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS A F. LANE PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE if i V• The low provides that “Il taxes upon real estate shall not be paid before the first dpy of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." This is to notify all con­ cerned that the requirements of law will be complied with and the Tax Books will be ejosed on Apr’l 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. JNO. D. JINKINS Ta$ Celled or, Uy Ellen Hoy, Deputy. •• M!M IH IW M 1 .Carolina-Florida Service Station. Gas 25c ! •• Automobile Repairing BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS , owner of the properties. . $inkittg Fund: Provides for retirement of bonds through de­ posit of funds with Trustee as properties are sold. Al­ ready $460,000 redeemed during past two years, or over • 18% .of total amount of bonds outstanding. Price: $100 and Accrued Interest. Yield; 8 percent to npaturity, and from 8.44 to 12 percent i$ (jell­ ed on earlier dates through Sinking Fynd. We reconvnend these Bond's *for Investment. Rond Department OPEN DAY AND NIGHT----- LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, - ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS i •. ' BALDWIN MORTGAGE Congress Building, Miami, Florida. ' i ! Oviedo-Orlando Road On the Joe Sauser Corner. NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA L»* Seminole Co. 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924 to rd D a ily H e r a l d Happiness of the Present, What are the happiest days of life? You will seldom As Brisbane Sees It two who airrec. All answers vary considerably accord-1 Two Long Flight". the Fighctr. ing to fcex, age and profession. C. Some will say the idle months J " n a t Men Deserve. » » l* r e d na 8*cond Claa* M a tte r. Oc ’ 1»1». ■* *h « P o ato fflca ai of some summer vacation; others — i contend, the busy hours in Napoleon’" Death Shirt. * p , o r , <l». u n d e r a c t of M orel some dilty for the alleviation • C o p y n g m , >931 | •* 1197. or advancement of humanity. | The school boy is < __ II____ _ looking „forward to the weekcontinually ends, the holidnys, ami summer vacations — i. The monotony of THREE ARMY trudging to school day after day, ahviays_ with .... more lessons yet to be prepared, with the ever present danger _ of’ whippings lor naughtiness, is irksome to him. ”* He eagerly looks forward to freedom from all compulsion to the happy summer• iv n s c n iiT io x u atk si p a a T e a r ------|7.oo. h u M onth , f j .t o time when he is at liberty to fish in the cool shadows ofi Df*lvereil In City by C a rrie r p e r j r e t k 16c. W cekjr E d itio n 42 Pmr i l)r™ks’ to stlu,Y t,,e mysteries of the woods and the seci ets of nature, and to dash home from his play with only a thought for “mother's cooking." 1 ‘ I P g l l A I , N O T I ffn P olices, c a rd s of th a n k s , reso lu tio n * To the young girl it seems her happiest days arc those ' en d notices of e n te rta in m e n ts w h e re c h im e s a r e made, w ill lie ch an ced when she attended her tlrst prom where young gallants eag° f o r a t r e g u la r a d v e rtis in g ra te s. effect'olf fth T y nf fe"ra*tu PS Jvith her’ where she felt the full le^ gown h<ItbiT/hy £f H| hghts upon her sleever»; t h l f r i, 1 1 therk»°wle(lge of a power that delights her. nnfnf i h m m.° hc,r ffirlishncss, she realizes th«* full exher! nnd she is'hnppy!'0 tC ° r hrCa,< ,he wl» « ’" » But take the minister, mov nvo thnt 4i . m,ss,0»ary. 'lodtor or teachm .,,v.c that “titers may Benefit by them. Whether in ml m u .7 UNVEILED a ntouaic of * THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1921. mini.stenng medicine to lessen pain, or carrying the gospc •Sj. Putrid: in tho Rritl«h House * BIBLE THOUGHT” FOlTTODAY Tho Lord Sustains:—They thnt wait upon the I»rd shall renew u their strength: they shall mount - u p with wings ns eagles: they gshall r^n nnd not in? weary: and they shall walk, nnd not faint.— m GOOD MORNING, JUDGE!! chaoses dismissed! \ H-Htt— Wouio VOU CARE 1 0 \ GlRUEL? Almost time f0> mnn to got crazy , It will be irnpo, to wear out her w th in g s th e y only i Yocnl rnndidates for offices an* getting ready for thc political rnl•ly to be held on the twenty-eighth 'o f this month. Thu people will t.»xpect candidates if elected to enr-»y out every promise they make ^J|t campaign speeches. —■ O-------- “ 7 About three thousand music lov­ ers heard Galii-Curci last night at the big auditorium nt Daytona ■B j each. Some day not far distant *, Sanford may have a ldg auditor­ i u m where famous artists and .speakers can be heard. _ ts an important duty to perform in it is who controls the destinies of ■j to a large degree just what the I state shall be in the future. The More or in the office settles the be done politically. If he is interay us poll tax and then on election will count. But if he thinks that n to much, and doesn’t take the jllows his influence, whether great i Oviedo Woman’; omen look bett (JboD MORNING, JUDGE!! fired. If you | used oaths he *n-. tow some si They do thi Cuba, where a cently shot n basehnll ,I.V*V»CV A TASK OF iove: Me x t ----- - ROGUES caller V BATHIKG SUIT 8ANDITS In Pont nton nirplanc dropped j,,' it soon wore nut its By the time a stra comfortable it looks need a new one. P inching flapper , BANDITS RUN ALONG! MIND YOUR BUSIMtSS! PICTURE It willI soon lie h,»t forget Congress < and weather. Dancing is good among the thinj while dancing sli tion. FORCED TO KEEP SOLID M c a a E u a a iiM trx a a s iic iH B u m n ia B i ST. PETERSBURG ’I I M rs I I U U N I - . O t Representatives i,ia?H “ l*11 giving twenty-one noted million iloilar.-i as bonus the soldiers that lost their job, 1. their chances at high wages m g the war. V a. '■'••nscqtii.nce many very rich it .'•heel glorious patriotic tears 1 salt! nothin*' was too for dear soldiers, while the war * ,,n un<l the profiteering was "I. are now shedding hitter tears rage at the thought of paying III. -------------o - ----------- Tax reduction seems to i given way in the senate I aiderntion of the bonus bill wneglect of more important .Ure* for lesser ones is quji am ent with the continued •Ihg and dilntorincss of the i f FI.OWER SHOW’. nl patriotic order that was e<T in this city by,ShcTcfilir in honor of his aon who.ga' life in overseas service (lurid world war. Proceeds front nhow will be applied to Uio Order of Dad’a Fund for cent improvements. . !| I he regular monthly meeting TORT MYERS.‘Mar. 19—The Tho Longwood Civic Lea ie held Was held a t the school house on Sonthern South Florida Loyai Dads vote was recently otic Realism Secretary, Miss Elsie Dunbar. in hia attitude to­ mm . . . . .. Friday, Mar. 7, with 20 members Flower Show is the official name iesday, Treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Bistline. Mar. 4, at the library. There was present. wards life. ‘ given a flower show to be held Mrs. Thomas became a member Review for the 10 best books “ very Rood attendance. Reports at this meeting . A Longfellow program was' here May 28-29 under the auspices . . Popini’a "Life of Christ” is one alt very encouraging, showing that published since 1900, which thev The retiimg president, Mrs. Riven by the pupiU_o£_Miss Mo­ of the Order of Loyal Dads, nationof the noteworthy biographies of a large amount of work had been Hardy, welcomed the new presi­ ran’s room. The program begun call “thc twentieth cctury class­ the century. Itk orthodox treat­ accomplished during tho year. dent, Mrs. George Stuart to her with a procession of 15 pupils of ics." The ‘ books selected repre­ ment and forceful style hnvj •sJil’o, l r®?*Vrer reported that position, and expressed her appre­ the first and second grades, each sent the choice of over 1700 had been received and ciation of the support given hefr carrying a banner shewing one made It popular with the reading readers scattered from Maine to by thc members in helping td make event of the great poet’s life. Twd pubiie. Its author is to lecture ...... m the League a success. I| readings followed, after which the California, and include 1200 au­ «t Columbia University this for the coming boys of the third grade gave read­ The members wore invited to thors and over 2000 titles. The summer. , • • — ~ Mrs. Hardy’s home on Tuesday. ings front Hiawatha’s Childhood, which were continued by boys from Mar. 11. ISLhTY*nd nd PAJKhoIogy, h,f r "The Americanisation of Ed­ and jtbiothe fourth grade. Mrs. F. H. Ranger, Reporter. ward Bok” is a very human doc­ interesting to note that some of llculah CovVart recited “The VIIthe successful writers of an ear- ument of thc life of one of our luge Blacksmith", nftcr which the program closed with “The Chll- ! Now planted in Peppers, Tomatoes, i wDh ' 'of‘j 11recent hold date. ‘heir own most successful business men. It ’V'tn Sthose jlrcn s Hour," given by 10 children. Geneva Woman’s was caned by the late Lord The program was well given and j Cucumbers.. 7 room Bungalow -with H iJ k . I0. books receiving the Northcjlffo tho best autobio­ "M est votes are as follows: Club graphy of the time. i modern conveniences, Tenant House t Short story writing has reach­ j Garage, ed a high place in American lit­ The Geneva Woman’s Club erature, nnd one of its foremost ' • * H sold at once trtn> will go with farm. Locate exponents is Sydney Porter, whq meets the second ami fourth B rd^r & l ub’ahuabands in each took the pen. ,name.of O..Henry. Monday afternoons L Bn? New Lake Front Boulevard. Best buy in Semi His stories depict the. many side* month. We think it better to means less than 20 cents a wfeek. ■ County. which ^anls InJoy^dr byCthose°5” Jl of human character, as he him- meet at the homes of different Who could not do that much for ent, each person was requested to Hu fc from I"»ny angles. members until our new club a “bird sanctuary" mid will take suRie«t some one thing for the Mini t.,kR?,wn works are. “four house is complet’d. steps to thnt effect at once. MiBions, “Heart of the West A pr,ze wns One of our activities is taking The last meeting. .March 10, the best suggestion. „orF Destiny.” f r . e.s a "d KinKS" nnd “Ronds was with Mrs. J. W. .Martin, nl care of the cemetery, given to Refreshments were served and Geneva over 50 years ago hy one nil voted the occasion a success .!,y. Churrhill, and Osceola, and was very pleasant of its best loved citizens, Mr. D„* and profitable. Twelve members rr^KING, Mnr. ID. — NcjrotiaThe Virginian," by Owen Wls» i'P f;CrUb h“nd,eLd thc *ale of the Bogery, who recently passed ticketa for the chautauqua. Also rY.’w ??vc always, been favorite a and four visitors were present. nwny nt his home in Miami. Here lions for recognition by Chinu of placed on aSturday evening a food with the American public. Tho After on interesting business tile Russian Soviet government BOOMS 501-2 many of our loved ones, and appear definitely to have failed, rormcr is a romance of the Civil meeting, we had nn inspection rest it is our wish to beautify the spot War. and thc latter one of tl:e and disposal of “the bnaket.” und keep it alwuya ns if should the cabinet having refused to First National Bank Bldg. men wo enjoyed n social hour lie. best types of Western stories. approve the tentative agreement fur recognition. and Mrs. Martin served delicious Mrs. Pattishall rend a report sandwiches nnd coffee. contributing to the ,„LfwJ; "»r president. Mr;i. of those fund. It wns decided to 1 Wakefield, and .Airs. PnUishatl. cemetery order :ti )0 cement corner-marker.; °n Mar. 28 at 11 o’clock the Mrs. Dirkson and Mrs. McLain Imm Mr. Davis. County Federation of Womans attended the district federation Last Friday night the Oviedo1 Clubs will be the hostesses to meeting at Kustia, being the only tv email s (‘lull gave n good come­ representatives front Seminole comprehensive review of the life the county politicians. Every­ dy here. "Twelve Old Maids," of the human race from the ear­ body is invited; the FREE din­ .’ounty, ami gained much help in which wns much enjoyed by a liest times to our own decade. ner will eonjsst pf (i,h. bread, listening to the goiul reports giv. large crowd. The Geneva Indies i seven presidents of It has attained a wide circle of coffee anil the accompuinments: 'JJ supper in connection with n oninn»» ( lubs present on vital served renders, and has been both salad and cake. Let every wo­ the affair. NURSE'S SCHEDULE inn Interesting subjects. Also an man come nnd bring her huswarmly criticised and praised. are all looking forward to nspirmg talk by our state preri- theWemeeting on the 28th nt the ■County Nurse’s schedule for Its author, II. (J. Wells. Is con­ bnnd nnd whether you are a |ent. .Mrs. Rlaekmnn, and an member of the Federation or sidered one of the most stimulat­ week beginning, Mnr. 21: now Wekivu Park, when th e ! unusing and enlightening plnynot you are most cordially inGas 25c---------------— -----------AutomoKile F county candidate*, entertain | Monday, monthly school visit ing writers now living. Tading, entitled “Enter Don,, is. We always did will "The Four Horsemen of tho to Geneva and Oviedo. love a public The committee on arrange­ !.xit Dad, given by the Kustn -penker, and we will hL. there* i ‘ Tuesday, monthly school visit Apocalypse" wns one of the ieaef- ments: ■nrnovels “I the World War, and to Chuluota. Mrs. Parker, Geneva Com­ while not Ibanez' best work, it i 'Y,dncsd*y. Inspections in has brought him universal fame, munity Club. Grammar School, Sanford. OPEN DAY ANI) NIGHT----- LADIES’ RES Mrs. Lyles, U. S. W. V. Aui. nnd is a splendid picture of the Thursday, inspections Gram­ great struggle. Mrs. Victor Peters, Geneva mar School, Sanford. American appreciation of I arent-Teachcrs’ Association. •i Friday, Mnr. 28, monthly Mrs. Deane Turner. Sanford If .Winter Comes" brought school visit to Geneva. Woman's Club. Saturday, office. Mrs. W. D. Wolcott. Oviedo Womans Club. ^roPU LA TIO N GROWS. Miss Munson, B. & P. club, Snnforu. TAMPA, Mar. 19—The popula­ tion of Tampa has shown n gnin of On the Joe Sauscr Corner.-------- Oviedo-Orlando Road Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, D. A. 150 percent over a period of one ygar, and now‘has reached a total NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA oL. 124,116, according to an esti­ dose our place of business, mate by R. L. Polk & Co., pub­ ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SECOND THE POPULAR MARKET, Park Ave­ lishers of a new city directory. STREET. FROM OAK AVE. TO FRENCH AVE. ” Tampa proper and suburban ter­ nue, on Saturday, Mach 22rid and will The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Second ritory are included in the esti­ Street from Oak Ave., i ' ~ ' ' mate. It estimated that Hillsbor­ then have for sale to the highest bidder: . ... ....... wc,,t t0 French Ave.. a width of 21 feet with ough county has at least 150,000 sheet asphalt on a 6" rock base: inhabitants. In 1893 the directory 892 Cii* yds. excavation @ 10c ........ $ 356.80 ■ estimate was 99.587, showing an 900 Sfa. yds. overhaul @ lc .................... increase of 24,529 for 1924. West 9.00 S Tampa, Seminole Heights, Sulphur 1427 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter tf? 1070.25 S Springs, Moody Heights. Gary, 427 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c .............. 128.10 3 Palmetto Beach and Ballast Point 110 Lin. ft. granite curb reset (g) 15c .. 16.50 j W»re included In tho 1923 estimate, 2990 Sq. yds. 0" rock base (<t> 75c ......... as is the case this year. 2$2.r>0 5 2955 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top (Jp 9 2866.35 * 480 Sq. yds. brick relaid @ 12c ............ DEMAND FOLEY PILLS 201.60 3 24 Sq. yds. new brick 0 |1.17 ____ FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stim28.08 ■ ulent for thc kidneys, have brought 1510 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c 832.20 ■ relief to thousands of sufferers 6 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 20c .................. from . kidney disorders caused . 1.20 3 through tho improper working of 60.00 3 theso organs. FOLEY PILLS will 162.00 ■' promptly flush tho kidneys there­ 100.00 |" by removing injurious waste mat­ ter. Mrs. O. C. Alexander, R. No. 60.00 5 17226485 Jo, Montrose, Mo., states: "I re­ 70.05 ■ ceived the package of FOLEY 481.80 ■ J. 890.10 5 13.00 3 B7.3B ■ , , Tho Oviedo Wonian’a ciub met ifar. l<w ith Mrs. Walcott, presid­ ing. After usual routine of busi­ ness, plans were discussed for a concert to bo given in next two weeks to cover Chautauqua deficit. A committee was appointed to take charge of same. . *h# business session Schelle Majnes of Sanford was in­ troduced, and made an interesting and Instructive Ulk on “The Elect,0!V Florida," which was very much enjoyed by all. Re­ freshments were served by Mesdaraes Norris and McCall, host­ esses for the day. The club wom­ en, hdire been more than busy for weeks. On Feb. 22 a roceptlon was given a t tho club- A popular I’ADOO IN GEORGIA TAMPA TRIllUNi: ninole County Bank ttn iaB n au B R iB B aB B B iH S B H asiiiiiH laBnaaaaaaHBCM aBXDHaanaaaucBaaaaa 1 - your important papers and other small articles of value in your own priv­ ate box behind the great steel walls of our nre and burglar proof Safe Deposit vault, ana tney will be safe. ' 1ben, too, tht'3' will always be where they can be found when wanted. convenience. the entire stock of the Sanford Furniture Com­ pany, formerly owned by Mr. D. Davidson, and to express the hope of meeting all of his former patrons as well as many new ones, at the same store. \ efficient lakes over the light■ a prince •'resident JGZB«W3KBt:xn » « . Mr. LAI Kit KEY, learned •swede, urges immigration t.i South Aiiienra, to start communities that will purchase European good; One troll hie in Europe is little derstood in this country. Former­ ly Kfi’rit manufacturing nations, England, Germany, Belgium, etc., SHOULD SEND lit s;nt their products to backward European nations that had not 1*1.ANT CITY 1 OUIIII developed manufacture. But in war the great nations r !oi ida would make a f;eriou*i wire so busy, cutting each other’s mistake if it refused to give Wil­ th.;onts. manufacturing killing ma­ liam .lettings Bryan .» seat nmonr chinery, etc., they had no time to the delegates to the national supply their customers. Democratic convention. Mr. Dry- : I herefore, tiie customers learn­ an is the most distinguished cit:- I ed to do manufacturing for them- ren of the state. He i.i known sclves, nnd now the warrior na­ throughout the world as one of i tions have lost their markets, and the foremost publicists of Arne.-- i nuirit look tor thom cl ml*where. ira. His influence in the councils i War does not pay. of the Democratic party is great- i cr than that of any other living I ; ...... , , . , r*/v•" .’if.I.r.K, pro­ man. A Democratic nation;. I lessor of biology, which means the | convention which did not include on temporary Comments science of life—in the University Mr. Bryan could hardly call it­ or \ ienna, says that the problem self a truly representative body. in not to make the body live long­ It is not likely that any man I er, hut to mukethe brain remain young for a longer period. There­ who is opposed by Air. Bryan I in I rofessor Hammerer spoke what can lie nominated, and it -is cirthe United States calls a “mouth- tnin that no Democrat from whom A Iranian being is useful he withholds his support can be h for thu roundest I v while the brain is young, before it C » ,cd’. sets like concrete and refuses to political reasons, ho should b<-! *1 take new impressions. Once thu chosen ns a m atter of course t.,}' mi ntul concrete is set, the sooner bead the Florida delegation. tho body goes back into the ground Aside^ from th • political a .- • MeAdoo •»y» R isnt’ fair to pic nnd tho spirit is set free to start poets of the ease, ihe prominence i 0,1 ,lini bme. He wants Undui over again, in n younger bruin which the Florida delegation, I wood, It <1 and Cox to tell hot the hotter. Not older bodies but New1York hAiI1most ' valu.ln.i_ in J they got their money. The whol .*iw »orx. util Ue the younger brains is what civilization! able kind of slate publicity. It rontiMt l !um into a truth-tellini «'W Florida a ore,,, ‘ ^ “ ' lore they get through.^•porter*Stqr. ACCES COLDDRINKS (VINTNER. Cashier .i3aaneraaaaaBanaa«BBaBBiBin«a>i*BHxa*8M C ongrer*. * p Tiie purchase of the New York -Herald by the New \ urk Tribune Tfleans the consolidation of five New York newspapers. The llcrwdd of a few days ago was a comJunntion of the Sun. the Dress and ofiginai Herald, while the Tribune many years ago absorbed I*”1- Recorder .once nn important jtaper. This consolidation of many ’ live alter the world loading newspapers means greater il'ler our own; but th derides in Amertean journalism. -. -------- o---------- — lu* crowd keeps with Oscar Underwood was tomplete!' solitude.—Ralnh Qy .snowed under in the preferential ^trimnry in Georgia yesterday. As Jjeorgia is a representative state, ib is vote tnay be indicative of the sentiment toward Underwood •throughout the entire South. Of MV FAVORITE: STORIES •course Georgia is in a sense McBy IRVIN S. COBB ^Adoo’s home state, but it is not jdifflcuH to believe that tiie Under­ NhorHy afte r Raymond Hitchwood liquor strain, coupled with K10,,.! *"0pcntcel the young The brilliance of McAdoo’s politi­ i'»ck Blade his lirst hit, Eddie Fov tu'an;X’,>: pityingly. “Why, say, he’s cal record, had more to do with wlio was also tdaying in New York! iiK- beat the business. He’s g.,t his overwhelming majority than chanced to be passing Daly’s the«. nil theseinother comedians lashed t<*r. and stopped to look at th.* did his nativity. pictures of Hitchcock that ndorn- lu the mast. He’s u scream.’’ ,1 -------------o ------------ Is he as good as F o y ?' veilGood roads pay for themselves. I e<t the entrance. Near the pic- tu.iil that gentleman hoiiefully Bud roads must be paid for by the lures was a billboard covered with triendiy extracts front newspaper mw , k'<><Hl " s Poy!” The young communities having them. Sanford •criticisms. 1 n u n s scorn was tremendous. ■people are continually paying* for | When Foy had read to the bot­ Why, say, Hitchcock has Foy .the bad road between this city und looking like a funeral. They’re lie Land by broken springs, by tom of the list, he turned to nn not in the same class. Hitchcock unobtrusive young man who had uined dispositions, and by cars been lounging in the doorway is a real star. I m sorry you ask­ hat are shaken to pieces. Dress-1watching him out of tho ail of one ed me, hut I feel so strongly about tire should be brought to bear on ' ,cy;;. it I must tell you the truth.” 4hi’ county commissioners of Vo- . "Jiu>'* have you seen thi The older man looked at him / — » m .urn now sternly and then, in hollow tones, chow? he demanded. ‘ Sure. ’ replied the young Vnnn. lie said: Any good? And how’s this young fellow Hitchcock?" GENEVA BARENT-TRACHEHr AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, , A tint i r l w o a d:ty will buy the Rretit protection and ' L A special magazine supplement to the Miami Post of Inst week is especially attractive with its num­ erous pictures of Miami and MininInns. A special article by the* edi­ tor of that newspaper tells about a yachting trip from Miami l«. Sanford. LONGWOOD CIVIC LEAGUE BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS when in control „r NaH fairs, persists jn 1|:,ing * as the appointment l»v n hittittllAk-iilitfiieVaAh 'fh e , by « Republican nmjorit.. have nccont| dished a t N leans in forcing upon thu Negro as its rustomn i i :n the face of the m ist r Iobjection by the pe Uuisiana and tr.e entin —and it may be added, right-thinking people of ease distribution of tire Union. g those that will Thnt tiie Negro, Coh I it, because they been of great Ldp to the render great service Iican party is r.dmittec nation, it will do! di.lllitle- < tliu nartv felt and prosperity whutj far fields that lack ; * Rumors fuirly perculate in the Investigation committee of .Tea­ -pot Dome. 1 aik nliout the gossip LIBRARY feOOKS AND NOTES MRS. LAWRENCE BROWN Only three more until the next i fltnllment. 9 jl . Florida’s electric chair will lie #.the fifteenth to he placed in use in this country. It is now under ennWwtruction at tlie statu prison farm Raiford. Treasurer Miss Agnes Berner, Maybe unions bi there is no robber costs a lot to be s rf s s s a s j s sl“pi,st , nd 11,0“,,k ,h°mi"1mi Thi» •* flection year in Florida ami Sominulo county a, roll as the year when national cam,iaign» ' new Washington officials placed in office means not only voting for favorite candid national offices but also choosing local met positions. I*rom now until election dnv noer tho impels will be filled with political news, ns arc going to be hot and full of excitement. smallest paying nthority, to the office of ith its great power, there campaigns are well under •pnieiits in the field t'f.po­ Correa; When some peo <f i’urliamont Monday. That was of t he^'w!h lorn os ‘ u lh ? sll,m s o r th t' fa rth e s t rcce.sse a boiatoii tribute to tho fichtiug lives o f o hn .! ; th e tr h ap p in e ss com es in b rig h te n in g t h spirit that kept the Irish strugB u s o f o th e rs , in re lie v in g m e n tal and physical sufi’e r i n r ii Klnff ngainst the power of Eng-I for seven hundred years and lavl!nrMh< ,8? i,e? fi.b? ? nnd mind- To them the happies Ir.nil that lm:i at last got for them th e1 .ivo^b r 1 those.ln uh,c’h the exertion is the greatest, the trail­ right to rule themselves. AGAIN FRANCS wore higher* •slay and tome of the gamblers wore squeezed painfully in AmO weary hearts! O slumbering sterdnm nnd here. They could eyes! r ^ f u l l v tonttoiled tthe ? !,y! 1 ° thr pnlitldan’ whei‘ He most nave avoided that by heeding adO drooping souls, whose des­ isuccessruil} votes of the people nnd felt to iN v,ie given day after day in this tinies column when short selling of greates extent the power he weilded in some high office Are fraught with fear und pain, But looking at the matter philosophically, should not the francs was at its maximum. Ye shall be loved ngain! r happiest days of a man’s life be those of the present ilw iv ! -tu m i inut Ainpoleon wore No one is so accursed by fate. 11.0 prose'll I T Tho past ran only ho ,limly l o m o S i o'i. l ' w when he died—of ulcers in the or thrill s expel lenced die anil cannot be had again. The ful- stomach ami hitter disappointment ure lies hefor e you clouded and uncertain. What it holds no •—wi.l lie sold at auction by the descendants of Archambault, Na­ one can tell. It is only ........... ..... the present that counts. poleon a servant. Someone has said ,thaUifc Mith ii will go a piece of Ids ....... «« what we make of it. If we so order the icourse of ,our daily conduct that we can Inter cot!in ami the glass from which he find little reproach for* *it *... we even so live day by day ns to drank last. That Miah isn’t .... a icnt. But who will write be able to face a mirror without looking out o ft...j he corners of aworth book making it clear that Nnpoour eyes, we will he happy. It is the knwtodjj?e of helpful h.-on ruined his health and lost thc decency, of positive ’ goodness, which makes one happy. If energy for lack of which he dilly­ one has this knowledge, he will go through life always beliov- dallied in Russia and was beaten at Waterloo because he prided hiining the present to lie the happie‘st days of his life. seir on eating too fast mid sleep"K I"'"- hours. That book iidght bt; worth millions to some Qualify For An Im portant Election. |»t Amerieas useful builders that live as Napoleon did. fflfc SAHTOBPirAIT.Y HEBALD. TtltTBanAV. MARCH 20, 1924. S F U M H V it — Yo u Ve b e e a He l d u p n in e t i m e s , . . SINCE Novem ber ,!] Seminole County A b stra ct Co, Announces Consolidation with Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. of Sanford, Florida. uir lomplete plant ern to moved to Sanford, orders iot t work left at our office, No, 109 Dark Avenue, will re* rompt and courteous attention. aaaBaHraBanHBaBHBaaBBHBBBnBBBBBBBjriMBl a MuUard Platt, To be borne by City 1-3................... To be borne by property owners .... City Th»x Books will close April Number of feet frontage, 1896.4. 1, 1924 after which nil taxes re­ Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4534 maining unpaid will be collected h RED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer by levy and sale of the property Feet Final upon which taxes are nssessed. Name Description Frontage Assessment ALFRED FOSTER, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Lot 8, Blk 3, Tax Collector. 404.05 Alice Fitts and I~ II. Gibbs, Ixtt 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5. By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. 156.41 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-Of-Way Blk 3, Tr. 5 ...............I............. .................. Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ......................... I Clara Benjamin. I.ot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 7 E. M. Furen, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ...... Mrs. E. M. Huberts, I^t 8, Blk 3, Tr. 8 Mrs. F. K. Smith, Lot II, Blk 3, Tr. 8 | |,The law provides that "If Chase & Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 5 . "taxes upon real estate shall Atlantic Coast I.ii not be paid before the first Blk 4. Tr. 5 .... day of April of any year, the S. O. and J. C. Cha se, hit 6, Blk 4, Tr. 5 .............. 158.2 546.33 Tax Collector shall advertise M. F. Robinson, E. I-!2 of Lot I, Blk 4, Tr. 6 .. 58.5 202.03 S. O. Shinholser, W. 11-2 of Lt I, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ... 58.5 • 202.0.1 and sell." Unknown, E. 5 3 ft. Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ..... 53 183.03 This is to notify all con­ W. H. Hand, W. 64 ft. Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6........ 64 221 02 cerned that the requirements C. W. Laing Lot I, Blk 4, Tr .7 ..................... 117 4m !«5 of law will be complied with W. P. Brooks, Lot 6. Blk 4, Tr. 7 ...................... H7 401.05 arid the Tax Books will he Jesse S. Roberts, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 8 .............. 117 104.05 m 40 L05 closed on Apr'l first as pro­ J. M. Mitchell, Lot 6, Blk 4. Tr. 8 .... vided by law and all lands on Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, E. 45 feet of Myrtle Ave., between First St. and Third which taxes have not been Street ...................... ............ .................... . 6-1.7 . 223.41 paid will be advertised and The nitove and foregoing final assessments are payable without (Executions Issued for unpaid interest up to APRIL 15, 1924, and from and after said date, said special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install­ personal property, taxes. ments, with interest at 8 par cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ ford, Florida, this 12th day of March, A. D. 1924. (SEAL) I* R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS We (hank .vnu for your loyal Hupport and retirel that railing health com pels us to close u successful business. After April first our uddress will be 815 Park Avenue, City. Respectfully yours, IRA I). AND ELLEN MARTIN. On account of necessary alterations and re­ pairs to the building we arc forced to move much of the stock quickly and to that end we propose Special Cash Discount of 10 Percent front regular prices for the next two weeks. MERCHANTSrANDMTNFPS r i U m roB T A T IQ.N n tK II.U T In rk an u tlllr To t Ailunt!<• ru , cottrun r tHUKMaai stun in :. Inrkaitnt lllr Tu lin e \\ .t M . . n u n•r u g u l l * *;m.V. 11 AMI I l n l l l i i i i i r r . Mil. no. DU S I l D a t u n , Mna«. (j. • I l i l r u u n . III. ix W •1 I r t r l n n i l . It. ;m • ’* *l l r t r o l i . M irk. | | . ID t M n n l r r n l . I*. l | . ail. 53 . . . * V l a i n i l t i i o o r o :m<t r a i l t % r* » l u r k , N . V. l vl i l l n i l r l | i h lit. I*a. • t , IU *l»ur*h. r » . *ntannnh. lia. • T u l r « | , t , O. - W a u k l u g i i i * . I*. C. ••sirs rhsrgf*. ft.tll.I M j* t o i l lltl.T IM O IIK Vln * * « annnb, r.ioo M. UUII ■•III I’ll I.A. A l a H s r n u n s k , SiiMi •. S n iiln rk rl, Mnr A p r . 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 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/b025419346ca27604333d049d5161471.pdf e5dc05cd98166158b8119037b9951b32 PDF Text Text ra m vr?r, • r, -V. •V, :-v. - vw > wi: ES-*' W r .] .fM t -fa l------_y_g_A — TufgnXp nm i§ day. 'IL L IV i IN W A * a ia Javeatigators «*u Further ^M V w tlgatlon. Oil Magnate HONDURASiff Committee Wonted To Probe Charges ht Of Oil (m Harry 8IN G L B c o n n SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY* MARCH 21, 1224. ASSOCIATED PRES8 DISPATCHES % non y in Invcotlgotlo* of I H A Y S TESTIFIES Test! ;IntonuU Rorm*c. Boron* DAUGHERTY ONE Standard Oil Com­ H IS CUSTOMERS .Against pany: — 8 m to r Coanens e t. H ug* Sttcc w u TokQ f .. T axes Calls Rwa— art to te stify . F IT * C H T H Lawyers at Annual Meeting In Tampa (By T he A M r l t l f S F re e s ) tfly Tim' jtm tk ti WASHINGTON, Mar. ion of, a ct of " . f t % S ta U « h * of dollATt A t' Ironds lntsd St the Bureau of Prh iro‘ J S & M i T house S iftte* lira rere tu­ ition . ' enanated Worn charges made by Charles B. Brewer, special attorney tor the department of Justin who in­ vestigated tha bureau for Presi­ dent Harding. TAMPA, Mar. 21^—Lawyer* from all parte of the state wvrk hare at th t opening Friday of the seventeenth annual conven­ tion of the Florida State Bar Association, E. P. AxtelL Jack­ sonville, presiding. Tha ses­ sions continue through Satur­ Island Government Informs day. Former Senator Bever­ of Indiana, will be tha fea­ United State* that H Does idge ture speaker Saturday. SpeakNot Favor the Detention era scheduled to Friday are W. of Landing Force in Hon­ I. Evans, Miami, and R. E. L. duras and Will Accept No .Saner, president of tho Amer­ Responsibility For Events ican Her Association. .........SSI Providing RATES ON; They Remain. METHODISTS ARE IN CONTROVERSY ON WAR SUBJECT MM CRy C01 dtr C o n aid tratia* Track* for Now Mtutfdpt! Works Phot aa Probably Malta A few Daya $0 la I Stinson's Testimony That As yet there has betB S r I k e A m n Is M F re e s) i Br AtfJwtetM F r e i. ' X laya Saw Jems Smith With H eat of the Senate committee to WASHINGTON. Mar. 21.—Com­ selected for th a location WASHINGTON, Mar. 21—Tea* U rg e flam of Money Re­ ■r oceed with the Teapot Dome In­ parative order has been restored ford’a new municipal tlraony regarding a $28,000,000 mains Unconfirmed. -• - challenged by Martin W. at Teguigalpa. capital of Hanniras works plant, although tastitlve .additional tax assess­ Ikselair cooumI, on the Commissioners have u _ where the American naval landing s m m u ih r m a ) ment against' the Standard Oil larry F. Sinclair to the force is on guard at tha American s(deration two locationa. , WASHINGTON, Mar. 21,-The Company, which was later reduced It waa contended the Walah legation. Tha American forces came known Friday, brokerage account In which by $18,000,000 came put Thursday fhaetatlon divested the committee have taken over the radio itation ciaion aa to whk*. p 000 in Sinclair and Mexican oil during the examination hy tha ten. 15. •nd congress of farther power .o stocks were traded In waa delved ate committee Investigatinq the RepuhlleaNa Plan to 8taad by In the capital to maintain com­ Opinioaa Differ st Brooklyn Con­ chosen will be made —‘---• pfOCefGi munication with warshipe in the Into by the Daugherty aenate in­ Internal Revenue Bureau of E. V. ference aa to Proposed Pledge next few days and Mellon Schedule While Demo­ harbor. •The aenate inveatlfatora i the regular meeting vestigators, William R. A. Hays, Rossmore, former section chief in of Cliarrh to Hold Aloof crats Draw Up. Own Presprepared-to queation Sinclair 01. _ mission on Monday at Columbus broker, told of accounts the bureau and now a tax account­ from Fntare Were. partite Rates. WASHINGTON, Mar. 21—The wide range of subjects, aomo of is said. of Jess Smith and Roxie Stinson, ant practicing before the bureau de facto government of Honduras •Hiich have been gone into rather the latter’s divorced wife. He said with the company among hla The two aitee that hate (By Tho AoooetotMl Prroo) <njr T*V a U w M M P rrM ) has informed Franklin Morales, exhaustively through other witDaugherty never had an account clients. NEW YORK. Mar. 21.—Dif­ offered both of which have. I WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 1 -In ­ the American minister, that it with Ungerleider and Company, hesaea end others of which have ferences of opinion as to wethsr advantages, it ia declared- 1 The additional asaesment was terest Irt the senate finance com­ his firm, although Daugherty had proposed to tho bureau by Field mittee’s consideration of the rev- "will accept no responsibility for the Methodist Episcopal Church cated in the southern hot yet been touched upon, “ eventualities,’’ if the landing force been one of Hays’ customers with Agent Guernson of the bureau,’ the enne bill turned again Thursday t ■Among the new phases is a One tract os should pledge itself to refrain city. of American sailora remains at another Arm. Hays failed to con- proposal involving a number of to tho approaching fight on the in­ ;ltory that the New York oil mag:omp«ny from participating in future ware Meisch Realty Cora( fir,» M in Stinson's testimony that complicated tax questions includ­ come tax rates after the commit­ Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capi­ developed Thursday a t the An­ ing about two Ihta turned over a large batch of tal. he had seen Smith with 75 $1,­ ing. that of the allowance to be tee had agreed to some further rarities to Will H. Hays, former nual New York east conference acres and split into Urn# The force of 167 men and nine of 000 bills on one trip from Ohio to made on the company’s property treasury provisions on technical atmaster general, and Attorney the church in Brooklyn. The has been offered for a sent to protect American issue Washington. neral Harry M. Daugherty to was precipitated by a re­ to be $8,000. for “depletion.” Guernson, Rosa- and administrative details in tho officers lives and property a t Tegucigalpa port of the committee on tha owned by, W. G.The wipe out the deficit of tne Repub­ More reels of the famous fight more said, was now in his office in bill approved by tho house. from the. cruiser Milwaukee at lican national committee incurred Democrats drew up some pros­ Amapala should be returned to the state of the church, which favor­ taining about five scree, Harry F. Sinclair, upon whom a film “deal’’ were run off Thurs­ New York after having resigned f i the 1920 campaign. > subpoena day before the Daugherty investi­ ffered for the reported from the burenu. Tho committee pective rates Thursday and sub­ cruiser at once, the minUter has ed a definite stand against war. has' been served by the Waklberg Falla to Respond Bishop Luther B. Wilson, pre­ ation of $15,000. oil committee to appear before it gating committee bv Tex Rickard, did not go into details of the rose mitted them to fiscal experts to de­ been told. riding, repudiated a suggestion 'The committee had hoped to go today .in the investigation of the the promoter, and Thomas G. Spel- but determined to ask tho revenue termine their probable revenue The Meisch tract is k Rays Langing Forces to Stay that the church pledge to refrain section 14. tiers six, as Into thla rumor Thuraday, but Q. Teapot Dome oil leases, In expect­ Iscy, a former department of jus­ bureau to submit a report on the yield, while Republicans continued Minister Morales replied that the from all future wars. The report • D. Wahlberg, former private secre­ ed to provido many thrills when tice agent. > matters involved in tho reduction, apparently, to hold to a plan to sight. It includes one en tary to Sinclair, who was to be he testifies on a wide range of aub­ Their testimony partly corro­ if the revenue commissioner be­ stand by the Mellon rates, adopted landing force would remain until was amended to read "that the bounded by Twelfth and the Honduran authorities were church never again enter an of­ th Streets n d MyrPe questioned about it failed to re­ jecta including the delivery .of a borated and partly conflicted With lieved he could make this report by tho house ways and means spond when bia name waa called. large batch uf securities to Will previous stories told the commit­ under the law requiring secrecy as. committee but displayed by the able to give protection for Ameri­ fensive war.” Avenues. The other Is can lives and property, including Further amendments were lying adjacent to the rail Later committeemen learned th at Hays for the purpose of wiping tee. In his nightly statement sum­ to tax returns. house for the Longworth compro­ the legation and consulate, and moved later and it was voted to bounded by Elm, Lau ha had been ordered to Havana, out the deficit of the Republican ming up the day’s developments , Rossmore who said he was now mise. that he would not accept respon­ Cuba, by hln physician becauae of national committee incurred in the Attorney General Daugherty de­ under charges before the bureau French Avenues between Meanwhile, attention was cen­ sibility for the consequences if resubmit the renort. Prof. F. L. Strickland, of the and Thirteenth Streets. clared Rickard had "exonerated" Involving tne possible improper tered on estimates as to the prob­ the detachment was attacked. 1920 campaign. ' University of West Virginia, dehim from failure to presecutn Aim uses made by him of information able amount of revenue to be re­ Aldridge property iA subpoena for WU1 H. Hays Upon receiving the report the ricaed he would rather go to Jail ovnThe exhibitions, And that Spellacy’s obtained while imployed in the quired by the government next navy piece, and Uea adjacent to4 hga been issued by the committee department sent instructions thun to havo anything to do with railroad on the south r i t e f ’1 testimony, mainly was "hear­ bureau, said ho did not care to year. gild he is expected to be here! S at­ by wireless to Captain W. C. An­ say.” which site will be selected 1 take that personal queation up be­ A report submitted to the com­ derson, commanding tho Milwau­ another war. urday. Carml A. Thompson, of “I saw the boya in my classae known J>ut the latter la fore the committee as he had al­ mittee by Under-secretary Win­ kee to protect American lives and Cleveland, 0., also is summoned Rickard Tells of Contract. war and I prayed for them,” be favored a great deal far that day to tell what ha known, <Br T tf A u w la lrt P r tu ) Rickard, In two lively hours on ready filed his answer with the ston of tho treasury showed tho property in Tegucigalpa and main­ go to said. "But I say now th a t if commissioners. if anything, about rumors of "oil Plans for a naval base at Ala­ the stand, told of his part in the bureau committee. He said the treasury in its estimates at to tho tain there a sufficient forot to ns- he any such situation such arise deals’' a t the Republican national meda, Cal., were disapproved by contract for widespread exlhibition answer was a denial of the probable revenue which would be sure absolute protection. Lake haa declared^ aguin I’ll hnvo nothing to do with theMayor collected next year, and on which Convention at Chicago in 1920. the houae naval committee. o fthe Dempsey.Carpentier Aght charges. water works plant win bo it. I’d rather go to jail. it figured the surplus available for show places of tha Harry of Sinclair wns summon­ films in 1921, but said he had been A1 Jennings Subpoenaed. The Rev. F. D. Stockdale. of of the completed tax reduction, and on which the and in ' In connection with the Chicago ed to appear Friday before the "bunked” by his associates, had Sayvllle, N. Y., slid he hoped the lower figures of two different esti­ with present plans, a gossip the committee Thuraday is­ senate oil committee which held made little money, and had been general conference nf the church mates. twice Aned for his part in the ex­ chosen large enough sued a subpoena for Al Jennings, only a brief session Thursday. In Springfield, ,,-*ass, in May ba If Maximum Estimates Used a park around it. W lthi at Los Angeles, once famous train A resolution calling upon Secre­ hibition. would go on record • as refusing mind, some Spellncy confirmed generally the If tho ninximdm estimates had have said robber of Oklahoma. It with not tary Weeks for full information to fight at the order of any civil been used it showed that $88,415,­ 0. Holdridge, Meisch property would bo Kt possible for him to reach Wash- about sate of arms to Mexico was statement of Gerald O. power unless In accordance with best selection for the ent ooflius‘ ,Jw ttoP before jwntuwsek.. . . „ adopted by the -pit #to • • • •« -JO;*,' another former department ifce fee l ntafpdiuL' I sfjYjJgolif tba tank -and pmspisg ' 'IhforrViation reaching Senator ’ Charges of dishonesty in the in­ them by Jap Munta and itif in2 ' ‘J .'T . ' m & w ; TAuqua . , tf could ba located on the to fight without its permission. Fitab, of Montana, the committee terior revenue bureau were inquir­ volvment of Mr. Dauherty, Ed­ Ik> Made This Week t* Get under the Jflgure* aoceptitd by ilie Last Night—Fine Pro­ a park around it prosecutor," is that Jennings was ed into by the senate committee ward B. McLean, the Washington "As It is now ,” said Rev. Mr. with Immediate Action on Bonus •* - treasury, f The treasury had fig­ gram Tonight. reservoir and other dose friend of Jake Hamon forSteokda?|j, "the state sjart* a Measure. Investigating the bureau. publisher, and others. He quoted ured on the basis of tho lower es­ could be erected on the _ •fi** war ami the church abuts its IMr Republlcan m national commltPresident Coolldge made plans Mumu as saying Daugherty sug­ timates that a surplus of $329,000,­ Program Tonight:.. Concert that lie near the railroad,' n r T h a A u M U I tS P r e s s . . mouth. All we do ia follow tee man from Oklahoma, who waa to confer with house Republican gested that Mums should get a hy the Glen Wells Company; On the other hand, sup| WASHINGTON. .Mar. *u .—Re­ 000 would be available in the fiscal along.” alleged to have offered hla sup­ leaders Friday night in the drive "cut" In the profits of the exhibi­ lecture by Frank P. Johnson publican members of tho senate year 1921 and $305,000,000 in the Criticising a reference by Pro* of the Aldrige property port to Major Gen. Leonard Wood to speed up legislation. on the "Basis of Liberty." tions but disclaimed Holdridgu’s financial following year, the first in which committee indicated fesror Btickiand to a conference that it ia the best location fa r.1 a t Chicago in return for appoint- Representatives of western states version, that the attorney general Program Tomorrow After­ Thursday that they would seek the new revenue law would ap­ of college in Indianapo­ reason that it haa railroad , mant as secretary of the Interior. states concluded their argument suggested a 60 per cent “cut." noon:.. Children’ll entertain-. lis at whichstudents to give priority to tho soldier pear. the atudenti went on litlsa, well located end Is in 4iIn the absence of Wahlberg. the before the interstate commerce meat, “Btories of India” by umn became an even more in­ bonus bill over tho revenue Tho higher estimates on pros­ record against war, Bishop Wil­ plect. They point oat that oil committee held only a brief commission for lower grain freight teresting figure Thursday through measure for immediutc consider­ pective receipts for the next two Hivale the Hindu, 3 o’clock. entire works could be gn$ son said: Program Tomorrow After­ seaaion Thursday and it proved rates. futile efforts of the committee to ation by the committee. Action years were prepared by Joseph Mc­ and the remainder of the gvii 1gn one of the most colorless of the The senate adopted a resolution locate him. He failed to respond ot this effect was g»nernlly pre­ Coy, government actuary, the re­ noon: Regular entertainment: could be used as a park. ■ to be separted from youth, but it now six months’ old Investigation. asking thu shipping board wheth­ Thursday when hla name waa call­ dict ed. “The New India” by Bhsskar port showed. The accepted estishould not ba lost in their mul­ The commissioners havo Hivale. Former Representative Thomas er it was a member of the North ed, although Senator Wheeler, Senator Watson ,of Imliann, a matea wore submitted bv the comtitude and subject to their pass­ busy for the past week Atlantic and United Kingdom Jefferson Ryan, of New York, ap­ Democrat, Montana, in charge of Republican member of, tho com­ misaioner of the revenue bureau. whims. ing the two sites and as yet peared voluntarily to deny under Steamship Conference. the testimony, said Mums’s lawyer mittee, said such a ihovo proba­ McCoy’s estimate as to probable To an audience that was packed ing“Not to come out unqualifiedly como to no definite ,d» ' oath that he ever had dealt in any Senator Watson .Republican, In­ had promised his uppearnce. Pro­ bly would bo made this week and collection In customs were accept­ with hardly standing room avail- against participation in war la However, the matter will oil'/stocka. He asked for an diana, a member of the finance cess servers now are on a fresh Chairman S h i m : has s a i d he b e ­ ed for the fiscal year 1925, and ble, “Give and Take,” that spark­ not to register approval of their at the meeting Monday, for ing and entertaining comedy hunt for him, and Senator Wheeler apology from the committee for committee, predicted the soldier lieved it would be sct«id upon fa­ were $32,000,000 below the esti­ drama in three acts, was nresent- means of settling mternationnl that date the contracts for bringing his name into the In­ bonus bill would be given priorty expects him before tho committee vorably. Both pointed that it mates of the director of customs, 1 saw tho soldiers in project will be awarded and with great success by a New disputes. and shortly. over the tax measure. quiry. would bo necessary for tho com­ whose estimates for probable re­ ed trenches, and it is will be necessary to choose a York east a t the Chautauqua tent hospitals Rickard said Mumi, telling of mittee to know what expenses ceipts in 1924 were used. The navy department sent in­ "Apology Unnecessary." my conviction that they were cation at once. Thursday night Senator Walsh told hipi that “an structions for an adequate fo r e of "influence” In Washington, 'sug­ the government would have to The table showed that the esti­ God’s men, fighting on God's On Monday afternoon tba apology” was unnecessary: that it sailors to be kept in Tegucigalpa, gested exhibition of the Aght films be arbefore deciding on tho rate mates of Mr. McCoy and those of “Give and Take” written and pro­ side for the oppressed and the dal committee fro mths Chat duced for the first time in New waa a case of mistaken identity, capital of Honduras, to protect uporf assurances that a law would schedules of the revenue hilL the revenue bureau had conformed York by Anron Hoffman and later menaced. If I had to do it all of Commerce, of which H. K. I and that personally he. regretted American lives and property after be passed forthwith making their Democrats Voice No Opposition. to past years. over again, I would not do tots, vena is the chairman, will Hint the mistake had been made. the de facto government had de­ display legal. Thla action could Discussion of the report with enjoyed such a tremendous success but I’d do more.” Chairman Smoot, who yester­ its report recommending the n Chicago and other western Ryan then said he had no doubt manded that American blue jack­ be secured in two weeks Rickard day introduced Mr. Winston was planned by the a proposed Applause interrupted Bisltop that it was an “honest mistake” ets return to the cruiser Milwau­ said he was assured, but said that nmendmant to the bonus bill as committee for a later date. Tho cities, kept the eudienco in con­ Wilson’s speech ut this point. He that should be awarded the eon-0 on the part of the committee’s au­ kee and tho American minister had on this as well as other promises passed by tho house, providing report waa submitted to the com­ stant laughter. Amid the num­ then explained that ho favored tracts for the several projects.) recommendations will bo erous funny situations, the gen­ action by the nations he was “bunked.” refused. ditor. Louis F. Bond. rfolife insurance policies paya­ mittee without comment. of the only after a careful const eral purpose of the play—the "I got bunked, that'a all.” was Big Leak in Revsnue iRecalled to the stand .Bond ex­ ble only at death, instead uf 20of each bid submitted. teaching of a principle, was clever­ world to prevent war. his only explanation of the prom­ year endowment policies, today The revenue bill passed by the ly plained how he hod reached the brought o u t That principle ises of legislation when senators It is probable that the cot erroneous conclusion that the ac­ for estimates on policies of houae, D was estimate 1 by the a s one of co-operation—co-opera­ expressed amazement that he con­ asked ■loners will net favorably count with W. B. Hibbs and Com­ slightly lower valuo than ho at treasury, would result in a loss of wtion between capital and labor. the recommciulutlona and- ' sidered them seriously. $446,000,000 in the fiscal year 1925. first suggested. pany in the name of T. J. Ryan The story haa to do with a man­ the contracts, according to th a ' “They did not do anything for Representative Garner of Texas, ufacturer’s Smoot Asks Cost. waa the former representative and son, who, fresh from port of the committee. us,” he said, regarding Mums and The amendment called for poli­ ranking Democrat on the house college, attempts Asserted that primarily the fault to put into prac­ his associates. "We got no pro­ cies based on 4 ft per cent inter­ waya and means committee, who It is not an assured fact Jtowy for the error was chargeable to tection and got nothing, and they est compounded annually on tho previously bod asked treasury for tice a theory of his relative to the er, that all of tho contracts Hibba and Company for withhold­ I D r T h e A u M la l n l I’re a a ) establishment of an industrial be awarded on Monday, ‘iting facts in the matter. NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 21 — got their money without doing sum of adjusted servico credit U s rate estimates, declared Thurs­ democracy in hia father’s plant (M r T h e A m m Ii I H F r e s e t ■aid. It is just possible due euch veteran. Such a scheme day that the report submitted to The father, who has run his plant Before leaving the stand and H 10 Mexican gunboa’J, Bravo, anything.” WASHINGTON, Mar. 21.—The but the laying of the said he had nothing to would ' cost approximately $5,­ the senute committee shows con­ thua bringing tne committee ses­ steamed for Mexico early Friday do,Rickard for 30 years according to hia own Fish resolution which would au­ receiving hla share of 000,000.000. It waa estimated, and clusively that the secretary of the pipes, etc., will be hehJ over sion to a close. Bond read into the to start sea-warfare against the the except with the film exhibi­ Mr. Smoot has asked for the cost treasury has aeveral seta of sstl* omthods which never considered thorize a $10,000,000 appeopria- further consideration. Tho ti record a detailed account of the Rebels, and is expected to drive tionsprofits, of New York and Illi­ of an insurance plan with a rate mates and uses those which will the workmen for a minute, rebelled tion for tha relief of German wo­ missioned, Mayor Lake all stock transactions of Jess W. them from all port strongholdsc. nois, outside at the idea but finally was forced men and children will be put to a Friday, are going to see where he was fined $1,000 of 4 per cent, tne sume as pro­ best suit his argument” Smith, confidant of Attorney Gen­ It will attempt to reduce the pen­ und $500 respectively. to give in because of a threatened house Monday. He deniod that this part of the work (a “These figures show," Mr. Gar strike led by his foreman and old veto in thePlan eral Daugherty, which were car­ insular states of Yucatan. Cam­ any "conspiracy” In the agreement, vided by the house, which would Program. receive special attention for (Continued on page 6) ried on under the entry of **W. W. peche and Tabasco, the latter tho but presented two contracta corro­ cost somewhat less. friend. This was determined on Thura­ raason that it is the most Spaid No. 3.” Spald la a mem­ neadquarters of Adolfo de la borating the agreement previously How the plan works depsite the day by Republican leaders am they portent part of tho w| ber of the Hibbs’ Arm. Huerta, rebel chieftain, numberless adversities and how a £tanned their program preliminary project. testified to. He and Fred C. QuimThis account showed a purchase Tho Bravo carried 135 marines by. New York film producer, were seemingly failure is turned into a } a conference on the legislative of 1,700 shares of Sinclair and and os many small arms and am­ the parties on one aide, with Mums, big success, is worked out rather situation with President Coolhlge Whether the work will be other oil stocks in 1922, tha aals munition as the boat could carry ike M. Martin and Will A. Orr, cleverly. The clean, wholesome at the White House Friday night. en to a contractor ia not at of 800 shares at a profit of 81,531, With other munitions. It is ex­ on the other, each group receiving humor of the play was a source The German relief resolution, in­ certain. It may be done by and 900 shares remaining "long” pected to arrive ut Frogresso in 50 pep cent of the proceeds. of much satisfaction to the hun­ troduced by Kepresenative Fish, city under the supervialo in the account at the end o r 1922. about five days. “The Evolution of the Pen” was onteenth century held‘the dcstin dreds of listeners, many of whom Republican, New York, and re­ City Menager W. B. WI Subpoenas recalling O rr and The Bravo sailed under sealed Quimby were issued Thursday the subject of a very interesting of all Europe in his hands, salt, expressed many compliments on ported by the foreign affaire com­ It all depends upon the out orders. Progresso will be shelled night, but Quimby was reported lecture given bv CoL E. A. Ha­ "the pen ia mightier than the the prueentation. mittee, will be brought up under of s o m e reports which are ' if the Rebels resist. The co-op­ to be sick. Who will go on the vers of the Waterman Fountain sword.” Between acts the Melody Trio a rule limiting debate to one-day, compiled by experts, it is . eration of the Federals now driv­ stand Friday was uncertain. James Pen Company, at the weekly meet­ Col. Havers then followed the with Misaee Scott and Denny gave insuring a vote Monday. Leaders These men have been engaged ing through the Peninsular ia ex­ G. Darden, the oil promoter who ing of the Chamber of Commerce, story of the pen In English H»»ory, several selections which were believe tho naval appropriation the commissioners to exi the situation thoi jughly MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS pected to trap the few remaining appeared Wednesday before tha Friday noon. the quill pen used by [William greatly enjoyed. Tonight the Glen bill will be disposed of this week, give their opinions. The Rebel contingents. The Bravo Wells Company will give a concert and plan to take up the armfer bill Shakespeare, John Miiton, Oliver Col. Havers described vsry vivid­ oil committee, was present Thurs­ Sanford is the third largest has been in port here since Sep­ which will be followed by a lec­ Tuesday. It will be followed in misaioners’ actions will be day in response to a subpoena but Cromwell and others. He then ly with the aid of lantern slides, military post in Florida. Three tember. It came for repairs and was excused for the time being. It jm the history of the pen from its showed how the pen was a big ture on the "Basis of Liberty” by turn by the post office appropria­ port 1, it-----------------------is believed. companies are organized here the work was not completed when previously has been testified that first use by primitive man thous­ factor in welding the original 13 Frank P. Johnson. tion bill, which is considered one under the Florida National the rebellion broke out The sail­ of the controversial supply meas­ Word has been received received $2,100 each from ands of years ago to the modern colonies together when the Declar­ Consulting Engineer. Jr soph Guard. They ere: Company D, ing waa delayed by the discovery Daugherty and Jeaa Smith in an fountain pen of today. He showed ation of Independence was signed. Believe Brooklyn Man ures, by the Johnson immigration Craig, 1 of Jack .0:1 ilto. who ‘ machine unit with Capt. J. C. here that the captain was friendly oil deal. Mrrs. G. B. Tllige, of Phil­ them how years before the birth The first steel pen was used by bill and by the other appropria the plans for the iiqw Hutchison in command: Head­ to De la Hcurta. Ho was remov­ adelphia, mother-in-law of Elias of Christ, a form of pen was used Abraham Lincoln when he signed Kidnapped by Doctor tion bills. quarters Detachment of First ed and later fled to Mexico where Mortimer, star witness in the Vete­ on slay tablets, soma of which tho Emancipation proclumntlcm, To Vote on Child Labor Amend­ works, will be present aid in the awarding if Battalion with Lieut. L. P. he commands a Rebel gunboat rans' Bureau investigation, also havo been preserved until today. the speaker declared. ment. By T k« A eaeclated F e ra O mainder of the contr icts, Chittenden aa commanler and which the Bravo hopes to capture answered a subpoena* Thursday This form of writing was called Representative Longworth, floor MIAMI. Mar. 21.—Police be­ Col. Havers then took his hear­ that tho work will not get the Medlcat Detachment with or sink. but was excused temporarily. Oth­ pictorial stenography. ers on a trip through the factory lieve Arthur Burdell, a Brooklyn leader, amid Thursday that a house The delay in consul a in g ( Maj. R. E. Stevens in com­ vote would be had this session on contV-actor who disappeared a er witnesses, from Ohio, regarding of the Waterman Pen Company, The speaker then traced the his­ different bids neceinarily ry NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 21.— bank brokerage and other affairs tory mand. There are about 120 en­ ie pens that in n were w n e in m use wc showing how it has grown front a week ago. is being tuken to At­ a resolution proposing child labor ed us soon aa was orlglaaly to the admendment. Such a resolution, listed men and six officers in Obregon will Afford De La Huerta of Daugherty and Smith are wait­ in the days of Roman Empire and | small factory to the largest estab- lanta by a demented physician. n o n .,. ed. but according to Mayir 1 .... the companies. The yearly pay­ every opportunity to escape from ing for their turn on the atand. lUhmcnt of its kind in the world. His wife received a telephone call he predicated, will be reported next the commissioners fed that , then to use of tho brush pen the week by the committee. He also roll exclusive of uncampment Mexico, Mexican official circlus fro ma man giving the name of by the Chinese. The hlstorUal About 85 years ago, the speaker that the house probably will be worth while becMi Pay, amounts to approximate!" here say. Obregon would welcome significance of the pen showing declared, the founder of that great Dr. Vanllauesen Monday, saying said MARKETS would get to a vote on the Nor­ the importance of $10,000 per year. Equipment New Orleans as a place of exue how it had a large part in the industry was born in New York he had given Burdell a ’shot” of ris resolution approved Tuesday whole system constructed lr\ I Valued at $60,000 is owned by for De La Huerta, it is said. dope. MrsB. J. Gardiner, a sharpening of the world’s history, As a boy, Waterman declared thet (Dr The AaaocUtrS I'rtw l by the senate, which would ad­ le st manner possible. the military post. The post also friend, received an anonymous Much interest cental* ia NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 21.— was alto brought out by Col. Ha­ he would make a mark in the world leter stating Burdell would be re vance the date for the inaugun Orlando—Seaboard Air Line rents and maintains an armory vers. Cardinal Richlicu, the all and the huge factories today atand that is second only to the Jack­ freight und passenger depot to Cotton, March 29.10; May 28.85. powerful rules of France end the as an everlasting testimonial to turned “if she appealed to the tion of presldenta and the convex awarding of the contracta CHICAGO—Wheat, May 104\ Monday, be built on West Central Ave lug of congreu. sonville armory. Grand Cyclops in Atlanta.” one time in thu sen that determination. to July, 106; corn. 78 to 78Vk- man, nue. '• fV I* * » \ “ vT ■ . . j • ■ - .. W ashington News PLAY GIVEN BY CHAUTAUQUA IS MUCH ‘ENJOYED BONUS BILL TO HAVE PRIORITY OVER TAX BILL Mexican Gunboat Is Steam ing to Mexico Beginning F i g h t Fish Resolution F or Relief of Germans ToBeVotedMonday Evolution of The P en Is Subject of Illustrated T alk By CoL E. A Havers SANFORD FACTS l �- YV ; > ' >i Jr jv r 4V‘F_?) *n*r. ii-. JT- ••> •• theW orld IS ARE BEING FIRST BASEBALL RIG TRACK MEET IEFOR SECOND GAME OF SEASON AT NEXT THURSDAY TO, 8."* ’ : M ________ atchm aker Hlty Dawaea of Seminole Athletic Clnb Team Will Second Florida Slate Open Track and Field Meet V/fll He Held Meet Stetaon University Nine Jacksonville is Arranging At* On Flemming Field on At Ninth Street Park For tractive Boxing Card For April 19. Opening Game Of Exhibition To Be Put On Season. Here Friday, March UNIVER8ITY OF FLORIDA, 28. The baseball season will be of­ Gainesville, Mar. 20—The second The unqualified success of the ficially opened in Sanford next annual Florida state open track xocent boxing ahow staged by Thursday afternoon >nt 3:30 o’­ and field championships will posi­ Match-maker Billy Dawson, under clock when the crnck Seminole the auspices of the local post of Athletic Club nine will cross bats tively be held in Gainesville on tjie Florida National Guard, has with the Stetson University team Apr. 10, it was officially announc­ resulted in the announcement, at Ninth Street Park according to ed Wednesday by Dr. R. G. Manmade Thursday, that other exhibi­ an announcement made today by cheater, director of minor sports. tions arc planned for Sapford. officials of the club in charge of Assurance that the University city The manly a rt met with a most the affair. would again bo accorded the honor The local team haa been prac­ of entertaining-southern entries, in gratifying reception in the “Cel­ ery City" and Mr. Dawson is now ticing daily for the past few weeks the huge outdoor carnival blasts ararking out the details of his next under the careful coaching of S. a few rumors that have been cir­ entertainment, .which promises to A. B. Wilkinson and Robert Merri- culated recently to the effect that wenthet, who is also serving as the event might be tranafrrd to eclipse his initUr'undertaklng. That Sanford Is (really seriously manager of the outfit. Some ex­ Jacksonville or one of the larger interested in boxing may be taken cellent material has reported for state cities. •a conclusively proven by the faet duty and the club members are For Gainesville, the open track th a t several hundred boxing en­ confident that a creditable team and field championships is the sea­ thusiasts from this city, Orlan­ will be placed in the field against son’s greatest and most colorful do, and other nearby sections gath­ the university men. This yes* officials an­ ered in the armory on the occasion Among | those who have been attraction. ticipate a much larger field of en­ df the boxing show and freely ap­ practicing arc: Bill Ludwig, B. tries, and representatives all plauded the several bouts on the Knapp, "Bookie” \pnch, Leonard parts of the South and the from state evening's card. McLucas, Collie Diggers, Ed. Florida 'qVe cordially Invited of to The second program to be offer­ Bender, C. Muse, Oscar DuBose, P. come to Gatorland for tho big ed by the National Guard, under Miles, John Hunter, H. Swaggerty, day’s Mr. Dawson's direction, is sched­ Dictter, Crook, Walker, Bnllock, Dr. celebration. Manchester sent out over uled for Friday night, Mar. 28 and Tyler and othors. The club is en­ one hundred invitations Wednes­ assonance is given that the quality deavoring to secure more mem­ day morning to colleges, universi­ e f the attractions will even exceed bers from various parts of the ties, thletic clubs and independent th a t offered here recently. Mr. county to come out for baseball in throughout the Dawson has lines out for several order to make the tcum ns repre­ organisations South, and a tremendous response high class boxers but the make- sentative as possible. the card' is indefinite at Announcement was made that is looked for- Several of Dixie’s owing to the fact definite arrangements are in the making large institutions have already an­ tptanccs have not been receiv- for the entrance of the local club nounced their intention of entering .«d from two or three of the boxers In the I-ake-Orangc Baseball Len- strong teams. Last April 21 was a memorable he ia in communication with. gue. This will insure Sanford of 1 The initial boxing card offered good exhibitions throughout the day jn the history of Gatorville hpre by Mr. -Dawson went over summer. It is also planned to put sports. “Ark" Newton, the Florida Without a hitch of uny kind and out an independent team to play Hash who had only the week be­ the hard?working little match- other outfits over tho state other fore, trimmed single handed, the University of the South in a dual laker was showered with con- than those in the league. won the Pentathlon champ­ (catulations over the classy ex­ Not only is the club planning a meet, ilian throughout the card and summer complete with baseball ionship of the southeast in an in­ Jid cleanliness and wholcsomeness activities, but is also arranging to tensely gripping battle with Leon­ df the exhibition, ft was notice­ turn out some clever boxing and ard of Centre College, and a t the able that n large portion of the wrestling artists. Johnnie Gordon same time, one of the finest track Audience was composed of ladies is the club’s boxing instructor and teams in the South .flying the and, as has been the experience he is endeavoring to train men for Orange and Blue of Florida uni­ In other cities, the members of the the matches that will be held here versity, stepped out on Fleming fa ir sex appeared to enjoy the en­ from time to time under the aus­ Field to check up 78 points for easy victory in tho first annual tertainment. pices of the Florida National an meet. * The Interest and assistance of Guard. Col.' George W. Knight and Major Collie Biggers, the club’s chomB- E. Stevens also added much to Jplon wrestler, is also planning a the success of the evening, the ’ series of classes of instruction in Texns, while he disagreed as to form er .making a neat speech in the mat game, Several of tho the churacter of relief which which he declared that only the members have signified their will­ ought to be afforded in the m at­ highest class and cleanest shows ingness to take part in this branch ter of so-called home builders associations and three per cent Would be offered and the latter of sport. ionn companies, yet, nevertheporving as one of the referees. That the Seminole Athletic Club, less, his testimony both direct In addition to the boxing enrds In Sanford, Mr. Dawson is also s n live w re organization a n d ,„ m| on cross-examination, showthat the department of justice planning n series of wrestling thnt it stands for the promotion j matches in Orlando, in which of good, clean and wholesomo a th - 1Wns guarding the interests of pome of the leading mat stars of letics in all lines, is the assurance the people; against loan sharks of Mr. Wilkinson, who is president and blue sky promoters to the the country will appear. of the organization. The organi­ very best of-its ubility. zation is composed of members "The testimony *of Inspector 81,000 DOG DERBY MIAMI, Mur. 20.—A purse of from all over the county and its Hawkins, of the postotfice depart­ $L,000 will go to the winner of the teams nro .'representative of all ment, corrected -evernl mistakes in the testimony of Captain , Miumi Greyhound Derby (which sections of Seminole. Baldwin, who testified some d u y 3 Will be run on the greyhound It was formed for the purpose of ago, and relieved the depart­ tracks on Sunday, uMr. 23. It is the annuul '-lassie of the greyhound supplying thnt which Sanford and ment of some criticism to which races which are held here every this county hnH long fell the need Captain Baldwin had subjected Winter. The elimination races be­ of—an organization to give phy­ it. gan Sunday, the lflth, by which the field will be narrowed down to sical training and recreation and eight runners in the half-mile to supply this eity with exhibitions derby event. worthy of support. t.* I <} ? ^ ’r be footid In erery city that they had visited. Mayor Bayliss thanked Mayor Lake for the splefldkl hospitality accorded members v t the parly and extended a cordial Invitation to la at any time. visit Pensacola rty ia scheduled to leave ------... Thei party Sanford t6 tonight at 7 • o’clock en ................ n _ route to Jacksonville. xotica. lllda w ill he received by the County Hoard o f Public .Instruction for JtsmlnoU County. ;FlorM *. at th e office o f th e Munertntsndrnt of Public ___ In struction In th e Court _____ H ouse, untn until three o'clock In th e itouee; afternoon o f Saturday. March fin d . 1 9 ft. for th e furn ish in g of 100 or m ore nnera chairs. • _ Seminole Gan Club, three Nation- miles out will shoot every Tarpon Springs—First Natl Si Bank building to b« erected on Thursday afternoon. Every­ Tarpon Avenue. • ________ - The opera chair* to be furnished m ust he a tssl standards w ith five ply buck not le ss than t - l t Inch thick, veneered under hydcaullc pressure w ith five ply sc a t not less th a n '8 -t« Inc Inch thick, veneered un'6-1* d»r ritr hydraulic prsssi-re. A ll atandnrda to be w ell flnlahed w ith atsel paint, and a ll wood w ork to be w ell finished In brown or ligh t brn h is m ust t>e subm itted an F. O. B. factory, or dallverfQ a t .G eneva, Florida, ith miiwr alternatecover­ 'HIM, w Wills iimtw hid " price delivery and Inatallatlon in g prlc V w ;-^ * r In th e Geneva School a t Geneva, F lorida. Hide m ust h e necom panled by car* tided check In th e sum of One Hun­ d red -D ollars, payabls to said Hoard, provided how ever, that cashiers ch ec k s on B an ks or S em inole Coun­ ty w ill be tak en as certified checks. T he check a f th e su cc essfu l bidder t o be r ttsln stl'b y the Board should bidder fall or refu se to en te r .In to con tract and bond w ithin ten days u fter w ritten n otification of ac­ cep tan ce o f : hid. i • T h e Board reserves th e right to reject gay and all bids. B y OrdsV of the Board— i «UP‘- Pdbljl&V 303 U.ikn Pkoms Nan bar If you paint your hou:-. w one invited. Three miles on Orlando rood. THE NEW TREATMENT (OR BAD COLDS FOR WORKING PEOPLE The best of workers get out of sorts when the liver fails toi act. £ They feel languid, half-sick, "blue” and discouraged an? think they are W hecless & W elsh getting lary. Neglect of -these symptoms might result In a sick V ulcanizing Shop spell, therefore the sensible course is to take a dose of two of Her- Cor. Oak A m m and Third Street bine. It is just the medicine need­ OIL8-GAS ed to purify the system and re­ store the vim and ambition of health. Price 60c. Sold by all Exclusive Agents for Fisk ' Tires and Tubes druggist*. "SERVICE THAT MAKES • UK* . B ,m P R c o r S pro S f "1 • n * ye‘ r "ith * D ru g g ists are Inrtructed to refund m oney In every Instance w h r (s satisfactory resu lts are not obtained. The v e r y f l ret dose of sa iisia c i r CLK„ j p 5 ,E S M V E R .A N U KIDXBY TOVIC alm ost Invariably sto p s th ^tendency o f sn eealn g and co u g h in g and the third dose u su ally stops th e se v erest COLD. The com m on Cold m ust be classed a s a serious d isea se so g e t rid o f It a t once. If your m uscles are soro or you .h a v e th at- chilly fe e lin g Ith a dull headache. It’s u sure sig n that you have taken cold. ■ Don't V l u ' f o n m i u m o n l a tn~ develop.'. but buy s bottle o f CLRM JONK8 L1VEII AND KIDNKY TONIC today. T he cost Is sm all and you can not afford to take u chance nt th is tim e o f year. For sa ls at ROUM1LLAT & ANDERSON. LADY EXPERT COMING. To Help WOMEN Demonstrates Rice Method Free to All Mrs. O. D. Wooden, represent­ ing Wiliam S. Rice, Adams, N. Y., inventor of the famous Rice (NonSurgicnl) Method for Rupture will be at the Valdez Hotel, San­ ford. Fla., Monday, Mar. 24, and at Empire Hotel. Orlando. Fin.. Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar. 25 and 20, to demonstrate a new special corset attachment that holds any rupture no matter how large. Even if the abdomen is very fleshy, it holds any rupture with east-comfort and security. Every woman who has beeu compelled t o wear an ordin­ ary truss or ab­ dominal s u pport knows the gouging, cut­ ting and chaf ing caused by narrow bands. The weight of the abdomen or pressure • neces­ sary in holding the r u p t u r e must be carried by th.; band a r o u n d the back, and the p r e s s u r e is sometimes very ' great, causing untold suffthring. The s p e c i a l broad supporting corset hack dis­ tributes the pressure so as to do away with all cutting and chahng. There are thousands of women who are in perfect misery because they cannot find anything that will hold their rupture and the abdo­ men a t the same tme. Tho nppllances usually worn are hot, bulky, chafing and irritating. But this wonderful Combined Corset Bock Support is light, flexible, durable and cool and fits the figure like a glove. It gives you n sense of ab­ This.afternoon Sanford was host solute comfort and protection to n party of prominent Pensacola while at the same time greatly im­ 1). King. Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. business men which, heuded by proving nbdominul outlines. THIS WEEK IN Mayor J. Harvey HnvHss, arrived Trusses in common use arc no: Miss Reha Munson, Mrs. A. D. SANFORD t Smith. Mrs. R. L. Griffith. Miss in this city at 3 o’clock. ndopted to women and often do Despite the rainy weather, plans great harm. Women therefore, Thursday—Regular meeting of Chuilotte Smith, Miss Irma Smith, . Eastern Stur ut Masonic Hal! a*. Mr. and Mrs . Forrest Galchell, were made to drive the party suffer more and are in greater don8 p. in. Max Stewart, Miss Isabelle Tate, through the celery fields nenr the ger from rupture than men, and ____ ______ # . . ____ of „ ____ „ ,i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips, city. Mayor Forfeat Ij»ke and nil women, who ___ have ruptqrss or Tuesday—Duugthcrs Wesley will have sociul meeting at 8 p. Miss Mariun Phillips, Mrs. S. O. President Edward Higgins of the who wear an abdominal support of ....m. at the home of Mrs. Dwight'Chase, Mrs. George Bishop, Randall Chamber of Commerce headed a any kind should not fail to call and Babbitt. Chase, Mrs. U. F. Whitner. Sr., Mrs. delegation from the local body, see this wonderful Combined Cor­ Friday—Weekly aojchcon of th<* B. F. Whitner, Jr., Mrs. S. E. Bar­ which welcomed the visitors to the set Back Support. No description Chamber of Commerce at the rett, Miss Mabel Bowler, Mrs. E. city. or illustration can fully convey Valdez Hotel, ut 12:15 p. in. 1). Mobley. Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. The guests were taken from the the remarkable utility of this J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. W. C. Hill, station in cars through the resi­ splendid Support. It must lie seen; Mrs. W. R. Leak, and Mr. and Mis. dential section and then through it must be put on to convince any J. Takach. j the celry fields. Many compli- woman that it was designed for | ments were passed by the visitors her. upon the progress and enterprise Mrs. Woeden, takes a lnnje wo­ (Continued from pnge 1) Inf Sanford. They were elated over i the general spirit of progressive­ man just as she is, ail out of shape Air. and Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. ' ness which they declared was to any unsightly, and by this rqmark R. J. Holly, Miss Mildred Holly, able Corset Support gives nec a (Continued from page 1) Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. R. K. fore the interior department in natural, neat, trim figure. Tolar, Mrs. John I-eonurdi, Mr. and 1U20, during the Democratic ad­ She will also give full instruc­ Mrs. Howard Ilerg, Mr. and Mrs. ministration, Darden said a Sir. tions on how to handlo and care for Taylor, who was contesting his E. M. Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. any rupture, large or small. She will show how to hold any kind of rupture from the simple groin and femoral to the large and difficult Nuvel and after Operation Rup­ Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thornlllut contest, he added, th ea tre tures, without chafing or squeezing, ton, Miss Laura Chittenden, Miss *n his nr*ef «tay on the witness also how to wear the curset.CorEdnu Chittenden, Dr. and Mrs. F .!stand Gilmore told of rumors currectly. ' I rent at the Chicago convention that oil interests were icady to Don’t let this great opportunity throw their support to a candidate get away from you. Don’t con­ for a consideration, that an offer tinue to suffer the burden of rup­ had been made to General Wrod ture and truss wearing when it is by the lute Jake Hamun, then Re­ so entirely unnecessary. Yout call publican national committeeman on this Lady Expert is sure to in from Oklahoma, to support him in prove one of the best things you return for hi:t appointment as soeever did. She will be there only “ROBIN HOOD” The weather permitting the i it ary of the interior; and that one day then your opportunity will following program will be ren­ General Wood hud refused to cnbe gone. The fitting nnd demon­ Starting Time 7:30 dered ut City i’ark, by the San­ tertuin it and declared that his stration arc free. It don't cost you ford Band, Friday, Mar. 21 ut i light would be ‘‘out in the open, Two Shows Will he run u penny to learn ull about the Rice 8 o’clock. on the convenlion floor." I’rlcb- 10 and 25 Method nnd the wonderful oppor­ 1. March, laind of Mua...___ The only specific statement ob­ tunity for help and cure if offerr Matinee and Night ...................... Lithguw tained from Gilmore was that u f - ; in your case. After demonstration 2. Overture, Raymond............ March 20-27 the convention he had a conyou can purchase the Outfit Vi-quir.......... ................... —. Thomas ter 1). W. Griffith's venation with Carmi A. Thomp­ fid if you wish. 3. Waltz, Southeru Roses....... "ONE EXCITING N lJ I ir r of Cleveland, O., about some .................................. Strauss son, Call any time front 0 to 12 a. | oil lunds in the course of which April 7-8 4. Descriptive, Truum dor Thompson was quoted by Gilmore The llunch Ilock of Noire m., 2 to 5 p. m., or 7 to 0 evenings. Semerin ............... Lubitsky ns saying “we" need the latter Just ask at the hotel desk foi Mrs. Dame.” Intermission. Weeden and sho will do the rest. "now more tljnn ever." Gilmore 6. Alarch, Guiding Star ........... could not identify the oil lund ............................. Sliebcrwitz i which was the subject of conversa­ W. 8. RICE, Inc., Adams, N. Y. 6. Medley. Take It From Me ................................ Anderson tion. For Sporting Goods, Golf, Base Hall, Fishing Tackle, Every­ 7. Piece de .Salon, Song of India ...... Rinsky Karsokow thing for the Sportsman. 8. Selection, Trovatore ........... .... ............ - ................... Verdie AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. 9. Star-Spangled Danner....... (Continued from page 1) .........................:........ Key "The testimony of Maco Btc‘ JOE REIZENSTEIN, Sr., u distinguished and Bandmaster. wart, well known lawyer of Gulvcaton, i ** ’ . * l , - • -J . * CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS ra - r ,v: THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALP. fHU RSPAY, MARCH 2 0 ,1M4. N In K uV * V T ' I 'V-. P a rty of Pensacola Business Men V isit City fo r Few H ours GALLICURCI TEA POT DOME tT " " I / '-- ■ ■ ROWNING'with'its splendid mass of architectural beauty the highest ridgeland in Dade County—with a background of 200 |"acres of the finest fairways and landscaped gardens—its golden tower rising above esplanade, plaza and miles of the finest parked boulevards and hundreds of homes in every part of the . suburb—the new Coral Gables Hotel will not only be the archi­ tectural climax of all of Coral Gables’ magnificent development, but it will also be the brightest jewel in the diadem of Miami. « No announcement which Coral Gables has ever made Has attracted so much interest as that regarding the opening of the Country Club section, and of all the great features to be centered there. And of all of those notable features the outstanding pne is the Coral Gables Hotel, the first unit of which is to be erected this year. The hotel will be of the most approved type and will contain 350 rooms and baths, the estimated cost being $1,260,000. v The new hotel in itself is assurance of the high' standard of. development work which will mark the Country Club section of Coral Gables. And cer­ tainly no investor will seek for more convincing proof of rapid increase in values than the building of this great structure will insure in the Country GJub/Section. ! * i , , » Come today to’Coral'Gables aboard one of rtHey'de luxe pullman busses and see for yourself the gigantic construction program which is now under way. "Make your,.reaeryatipn atth e local offic&jfoi^.this, free ride- and r o i d v ^.VWjJROintment f T‘ ‘ * * ~ ‘ * *"* M ....T oday.... BAND CONCERT PROGRAM FOR Douglas Fairbanks DAUGHERTY . S A N F O R D CY CL E CO. • V„ GEORGE E. MERRICK,- OWN£R^AND?DE¥BIX>F£R t DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL" SAXES AGENTS i *• - ’ Executive Oflicet: 158 East F tazterSt., Wtam}. - Honda 01licet: Jacksonville, St. Aagastiae, West Palm Beach, Daytona, St. Peterthatg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand, Eattiti Sanford Office: Milnne Theat.-e Hldg. D. W. Elder, Manager. $ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1*24 «I»y of June. A. D. 1994, h u filed nth) certifica te In my o ffic e , and haa made application for ta a deed to Issue In accordance w ith J a m ,Hnld certifica te em brace* th e fo l­ low in g dcacrlbcd property altuated ,\ntlet> of A p p lleattea for T a a I h H In Scpilnolc county, Florida, to-w lt: t'mtr* P rrtlaa 373 nl th e Or acral N\V«i of SW H of UK H . Bee. 6. PlntNtee of a h a (Mate o f Florida . Twp. 51 B., Itaim e 19 K. T he aald N otice Id hereby R iven th a t Howard II. Hundy. purchaser of To* tV r tlflca te No. 1J9J. dated the nth day o f June A. I).. 1999, line tiled paid cer. tlllrnte Ir. m y o ffice, and h a s made application fo r ta x deed to lesue In accordance w ith law. Hold ce r tifi­ cate etnhriirra the fo llo w in g d e­ scribed property situated In Semi*, nolo county, Florida, tn -w lt: Beir. HtV. cor. of N W H of N R H . Hoc, 9. T a r . St 8.. R » n « c 19 Hast. Hun K. 10 ch.. N. I3*.i chu.. 8. 65 dearer a, tV. 15.26 chn.. H. -10 aery*. The said land bein g assessed at the FIT rod 4 QUEEN date of the Issu an ce of su ch certlIlea to In tne nnntP of A. II. Wood. U nless said rertlfllcate sh a ll be re­ deemed nrrnralnit to law ta x deed The Cream with the Creamy Taste w ill Issue th ereon on the 15th day of April. A. D.. 1951. W itn ess my o ffic ia l sig n a tu r e nod seal this the Gth day of March, A. Klaafmmco — Extensive tree planting on Saint Cloud rand, Orlando road and Ruby Avenue .— It under way, i* well H U N T S W ASHINGTON LETTER BV HARRY B. HUNT HARRY B. HUNT Serf tea Staff Writer. 9HINGT0N,. Mar. 19—The physician in the country m hia own private burying and admits it ia Royal S and, former health commisof New York City and now State* senator. fot that the graveyard holds bodies of former patients of eland. The burying ground ia Old-time cemetery, on a farm ind owns in up-atatc New But to the senator, an of beter health, it is a of constant stimulation. "There arc about forty graves fat the enclosure," Copeland says. ’"The oldest person buried there— grandfather of the family— a t the ‘ripe’ age of fortyyears, eight months and ity-ono days! He was the It. The average runs probaless than thirty years. "fToday the average cxpectaof life in the United States llfty-aeven years. That is what in medical science firogress one for us within a few do- ona a t the corner grocery, like as not you are getting the product of Garner’s big onion farm. If the Democrats have "got tha Republican's goat," likety ns not it could be found down on GnrMlETON DRONNER ncr's Texas goat ranch. He lias NEAnY Service Staff Correrpon-Jent the largest herd of Angoras t» bo CHICHRSTER. Englar.d. Mar. .‘ound anywhere, not even except­ lo—"Jack the Ripper" infamous ing Angora. murderer of 1887*89 who knifed He is a shrewd trader, has women to death, is succeeded by bought and sold farm and ranch "Jack the Strangler," who strang­ lands by the thoimnilf. of acres, girls of tender years. and had n hnnd in organizing lesScotland Yard is just ns baffled most of the hanks in the Red over the new torturer as they River volley. He either owns wero the old Jack, outright or controls as many er apprehended. whom they nev­ honks as any individual In tho Violet Mansfield, 14, disappear­ country. from her home in Farnham, A t A ll Good Dealers Which qualifies him ns an au­ ed Days later her body was Or delivered from our plant in one-half thority on banking and finance Surrey. D„ 1951. (8KAIJ) n . A. DOW JT.ASS, and makes him the choice for found in a deserted house. gallons or more. C leik Clrtult Court, chairman of the"Way's ami Meoni u T horn? 8 ’»mlntdc County. Florida. Committee in the next Congress I was foSnd in X b By A. .M, W e e k s , l). C. —should the Democrats get wuy station, wtapped in n blanket. control N otice of A ppllentlon for T nx fired Madge Kirby, seven, who van­ to ile r Seell«u 979 of the G eneral while playing in front of her M iniate. at th e State «l Florida. Garner muy own more goats, ished N o tic e l» h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t H ar­ hut the biggest rancher in Con­ home on Liverpool street was old K. S h e p h e r d . p u r c h a s e r o f T a x gress is Senator Warren, of Wyo­ found dead in n sack near nn em­ t > r t l f l c a t n No. 1011, d a t e d th u ti ll ming. Warren’s specialty is sheep pty house, months Inter. The hotly of Maggie Nnlly, 10, SK mwSe” —and wool. B "The Greatest Shepherd Since strangled, was discovered ip the • the standpoint of comof a subway station. the most colorful man in Abraham." Warren has been call­ lavntory The latest event t9 strike terror ed. ess is John N. Garner, of in the hearts and minds of every Ter. As ranking DemoShepherding, however, must mother in this ancient market member o f the ways and have agreed with Warren physi­ town is the terrible fate of pretty la the Phone Number ns Committee, he wrote Ids cally as well as financially, for 12-ycar-old Vera Hoad. We shall close our place of business, substitute for the Mellon despite the fact that lie is now She left her home to take a ^reduction plan. the oldcct man in the Senate—he music lesson.and never returned. T H l POPULAR MARKET, Park AveIf you paint your houi i lodny icr has a chronically npop- will be eighty on June 2 0 -h c A thorough anarch by police NOT using SUN PRf OF—You looks and acts more like a rug­ nue, on Saturday, Mach 22nd and will countennnco. In debate his nnd Hoy Scouts availed nothing. will pnint it in a year with SUN „ face assumes an alarming ged, well-preserved man of sixty. Several days later a deaf and PROOF. then have for sale to the highest bidder: Senators expect to sec A big mnn he is, broad-shoul­ dumb mute, white with terror, and topple over from n stroke, dered, big-chested, with gray excited to tragic shieks, attracted H Garner/s coloring comet hulr and mustache, a kindly man­ , the attention of the superintendthin skin that never has ner anti a quiet voice. He walks ] cut of the asylum of which hu is VERA HOAD, THE STRANGLER'S LATEST VICTIM off th> effect of much with n slight limp as a result of nn Inmate. liering under blistering Tox­ a rebel bullet in the Civil War. Led to the cause of the disturb­ in the lied River section As another memento of his Civil ance, the superintendent saw the im s illnl rulil c e r t i f i c a t e In m y lln 'iT o n nn t h e t&th (lay o f A pril. of Texas fifty-six years ago, War tlnys, he possesses a eon 1body of n little girl half buried tS'.iC, |>. jitu) hits niiiilti a|i|>llealinn f u r A. 1>. 1921. i Garfler has garnered wealth us gressional medal of honor for in n recent snowfall. The girl was I.rrji W i t n e s s m y o f f ic ia l s i g n a t u r e nml l a x ili’i-*l to Ihjiu** in n c e m la n e e w i t h rtB as. influence and distinction. gallantry on the field of battle at Vera. The conditions surrounding la w . Halil c e r t l l l e a t e e t n l i n i r c s tin? s e a l t h i s t h e 7tH d a y o f M a rc h , A. When you buy "Bermuda" oni- the siege of Fort Hudson. i | i Hi-rllii il p r o p e r t y , s i t u ­ I>. 1921. her denth wero the same ns in all af ot el ldn wInl a ^ H -m ln n lc C o u n ty . F lo r id a , R. A. n m r O L A H S , the others. She had been outrag­ t o - w l t : ' j lo t. In Ilex. NW . ( ’or. ( S E A L ) C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt ed and strangled. o t HU’ V, i.f N K 1, . Hie. 2. T w p . 21 Remluli) C o u n t y , F lo r id a , ll y A. M. W e e k s . I>. C. A thousand-dolinr reward has H.. It! 2’i i:.. r a n H. fir.6.6 ft.. K. 6«2 Oil Will offered for any workable cluc.j f{;Vuht“ r‘. Jay> -* w V i ’ rVwSalli Givc Road Maps Free been But none hns been found. la n d litdnir a s s e s s e d a t tlie d a t e u f Jack the Ripper created a tile I s s u a n c e nf s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In RilUIUBHHNSBIMBPIMKBBBODHHIlIBBHIBBBHBDUgMHBHKIIBn u n u n t. I ’n le s s u B The Standard Oil Company has reign of terror in the White­ st ha ied ncaemr tei f i>c fa t eA. s hSt.a l l H he d e e m ! it n B placed at their service stations chapel district. Women, his vic­ n c r u n l l i m to la w t a x d e e d wreill Is su e m B throughout the state, several thous­ tim®, weru afrndi to leave their B m B< Morale of Prisoners Hns Not and up-to-date 1021 auto road maps homes after nightfnli. Dct-ietives B . Changed And Only Abut fiO of Florida, for distribution to mo­ in plain clothes sidled about the M district—but tho murders went E M*A Par Cent Normal Amount torists, without charge. ■ on. Suddenly they stopped. REALIZING !ijjjj of Labor la Obtained. K Those mnps, compiled hv Rnnd- right Police believed the mnn went to McNally, are accurate and easy to -* AtLAHASSEE, Fin., Mar. 17. follow, and are invaluable aid to America. THIRTEEN ACRES ON HARD ROAD, S: AN IDEAL 'ltlonn In Florida’s state conBut the new Jack—Jack the camps are somewhat improv­ the tourist and week-end motor­ Strangler—has created even more Many have made it pos­ ed as compared with n year ago, ists. The mnin highways, nnd the mortal terror. For he attacks de­ ten room house furnished; ten a n t house, sible to acquire a home of ingto nn inspection of tho less important paved roads, are their own—the realization bntch of monthly reports plainly marked gind it is ensy to fenseless children. parage, barn, chicken houses, 400 orange of un ideal. ;*d In by the four divisional trees, and all kinds of other fru its; also a Tho Herald Want Ada ivict inspectors and the state ascertain from these mnps the GAME LAWS INADEQUATE. have a deal to do with physician. It is indicuted by ihortost route between uny two JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 20—Tlie nice vineyard; ideal location for a coun­ bringing about home own­ -reports, however, thnt only points in the state. fish and game laws of Florida nro ership, for they point to op­ mt 60 per cent of the work that Any Standard Oil Company serv­ try home; it's a real bargain. portunities in buying, sell­ ' t reasonably be expected of a ice station in Florida will be glnd utterly inadequate to cope with the inroads of illegal fishing meth­ ing, exchanging. ally healthy man is being TONGUE-PATRONS ANDFRIENDS See what the. Herald .. rby tho prisoners as n whole. to supply these mnps, upon request ods that are the cause of tha rapid •Jf W aits TuY' #oNi f r S.Uhld-J Jj This, tne inspectors attribute to nb- without any charge whatever. disappearance fresh'w ijter injl f ing | you in htfvlng 'your n1 |'»UC«~of thc'lash—the instrument game fish in the state, according We lliank you for yoar loynl support and regret dreams for a home cornu H -•■d punishment that was abolished to F. C. Calkins, president of the that failing health compels uu to d o se n successful 9! ■a true. ) .year by the legislature. M i a Duval Anglers and Hunters c lu b . business. A fter April first c«r address will be 815 'he mornlo of the prisoners is Keeping in touch with VI i -i As a result of Mr. Calkins’ auggesdecla re<1 to be little changed. x Park Avenue, City. the Herald Wants means 41 VI Escapes are becoming less fre­ ; tions steps wil Ibo taken to urge ROOMS 501-2 keeping in touch with real­ U quent, it is shown, but this is tlety opportunities. « 1 Respectfully your3, Duval's representatives in the a ? to bo the reiult of doing Just turn to tho Herald a First National Hank DUg. legislature to work for establish­ it fcway with the grey uniform used IRA D. AND ELLEN MARTIN. Want Ads now and see how u M ment of state bureau for game U by the prisoners until about HO many such offers are listed nrtd fresh water fish protection. days ago. when the stripes were there and, perhaps, the u n x u c s lyiunaaa.zassnrtB aaB B U B -ananasnuusiSB N xcuzjsuiiaB B a 2 n u a a b 3 a k =c £ c a b a n i l Yack. Experience has proved, very one you are looking Mollff or Apiillrallnn lor Tn\ Drnl ix 'pointed out, tin t the grey for will catch your eye. I tolrr Xeelluii 373 lit (he lo-iiernl t uniform wus incentive to escape Hlnliitr* «»r 1be Mlnlr «7 Florlilu N o tic e Is h erc tiy a lv i u tlia t O v e r - ! ( ibtfcause it made recognition of ail PHONE 148 s t r e e t I n v e s t m e n t C o m p a n y , |utr"*'i escape more difficult than if the c li n s e r o f T n x t ' e r t l f i c s t o ' No. 929,1 i prisoner is wearing the old time ilnti-d t h e 1st Usy o f J u n e . A. !>.. , stripe when he takes leave. $ Tne solitary confinement cell bin -1 had a peculiar effect on the white ’ V v v 4> ■prisoners as compared with the rej nation from the negroes. Among l the latter, the cell is said to ? {be dreaded even more than was the lash, hut it docs not restrain ? * white offender. This nccountf i i i a*l for because of the negro’s de­ ll • J i sire for his three meals daily. t WcTCUIAL (’ I jwillch he .wants even if it is necesT REV IEW * to taka a few lushes us an upISM .potlzer; but he does not want to T ■fed locked up in a restricted sjwici T **md compelled to get ulong on .. Tract of from Ten to ♦♦♦ Interest Payable Semi-Annually a t the Office of Y {restricted food diet also. ❖ t White prisoners, on tho other RAVISHING AFTERNOON FROCK Miami Bank & Trust Co., Miami, Florida, Trustee twenty acres bordering on I {hand,, it is said, look upon the soliTins buoyantly youthful model u f tV • confinement cell as almost no f .punishment at ull Captains of faithfully copied in line and deiail Lake Monroe. Give com- % one of the Itcst-likrd modes of REDEEMAULE THROUGH SINKING l’ UND AT 102 AND ACCRUED INTEREST jvi camps are reported in many cases from Paris, It is fashioned of chiffon crPpe, * H ' ♦not to »exert to use of the cell in plaited from tuck to liccl, and trimmed Y ON ANY INTEREST DATE plete description and in- V ijs • ia great many cases in dealing with with an apron tunic of crflpe not in. ❖ I T \ *the white men. In such cases, they 1'oldi.d over the licit at either side of J inrjpc. it merely takes them away the ftont are tiay pockets ol euilrni- t formation as to price in an- ♦♦♦ Denominations: $100, $500, and $1,000. • q *frqjn_tl}eir work while ndminlster- th ry. A bus land of the satin finislic: Y udequnte punishment. Available M aturities: One to ten years. the tuck. Hie pLiited sleeves fall to swering this ad. Address A . .n some of the camps, however, the ellsms and may ItolengtItem I with Y Y Hhe captuins take advantage of deep culls, if desired. Medium size re­ T Security: First (Closed) M ortgage on Properties selling from j .these cells nnd seem to think thut quires 6,!i yards a6-incli crepe, and ‘'Acreage*’ care Sanford V , as a result of their made of pun­ 1 yard «>f satin. v four to seven times the am ount of mortgage. In addition, ishment they better results. Pictorial Review Dress No 1864. Y Herald. , Sizes .it to -18 indie* bus'. Price, 1i Y the bonds are a direct obligation of George E. Merrick, cents. Embroidery No. 11506. Trans­ v 5 * DR. ROSS WILL ItETIKE v owner of the properties. A A ,* . I TAMl’A, Mar. 20.—After 12 fer, blue or yellow, 25 cent s. %+++*♦t* ****** v +*+*+**+****%* •years as president of the Florida ^Citrus Exchange, Dr. J.H. Ross Sinking Fund: Provides for retirement*of bonds through de­ H relinquish that position at the hcoming1 nnnual meeting in posit of funds with Trustee as properties are sold. ‘Al­ JUuila, it is announced here. "There li»u*nothing sensational about my ready $450,000 redeemed during past two years, or over coming retirement," Dr. Ross says. 18// of total am ount of bonds outstanding. .."It is not connected with the flurry 'In citrus conditions in any way. 1 Tne rely feel that the the age of 80 Price: $100 and Accrued Interest. !A entitled to step down in favor a younger man." as Victims Increase Special thisweek, green-whilebrick S ee. ! P u b lic N o t ic e ! Sanford Paint& 1 Wall Paper Co. "CONVICT C A M P standard 1NDITI0NSARE /ROVED NOW For S a l e one Toledo c o m pr esso r i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s s ■ I ■ ONE SHANNON REFRKJERATOR TWO MEAT BLOCKS ONE MARBLE SLAB ONE GROCER’S REFRIGERATOR ONE SHANNON MEAT SHOW CASE SCALES, COUNTERS, SHELVING ONE FORD TRUCK. Daily Fashion Hint 1 W ANTED ’ To Buy From Owner AFETY Coral Gables First M ortgage 8 percent Bonds I ± T J i J a v a l b a s e DI8AITKOVED j ‘WASHINGTON, Mar. 20—Plans « f the navy department for iMmvnl Those st AJamcda, Calif., wJflrtiisapproved Thursday by the house Jttvpl committee. 1 .. .Carolina- Florida Service Station... i 1 Gas 25c E E E} -•CHILDREN’S COUGHS |e ] Automobile Repairing BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS We recommend these Bonds for Investment. Bond D epartm ent OPEN DAY AND N IG H T ----- LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ COLD DRINKS I CiiUtireu'* throats arc delicnkJ ami. #nuitivx. Tu play, at tw-bool nr w o rk tb rr ant expimnl to chilling draft*, t k i f little b-xlirx arn ovarhcuti-d from kIm , they cool off to o quick utid a ««t* ia. The minute your child lire* to Oiuyll x<‘t 0 buttle of ----- Oviedo-Orlando Road On the Joe Sauser C o rn er.----dr* Couxh Syrup (Crconotcd). food -for childmu’* di-licate roatt, protect* the Itmir.*, rai-ie* the NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA j gad five* i|uick relief. A m, mxte, plrauint remedy foi ^<okD. grippe, croup, whooping and bruocliiti*—that ia healing Mfkliig. Fine for adult* too fur tale at your druggist. m n L r a jn r in L J iija r a ja jr B fa r d r d fn fa r d r iir iMitfi!^ ^ i S Yield: 8 percent to m aturity, and from 8.44 to 12 percent if call­ ed on earlier dates through Sinking Fund. i I j**A £ Iv 'A j-fri BALDWIN MORTGAGE COMPANY Congress Building, Miami, Florida. ■ ■ B ■ ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1924 0 M SI W L r v ft. Hints to Housewives Weekly from ollme Demonstra­ tion SpccfaUlsta, Tallahassee spoon of vanilla to the benton whites of two egirs. Brown It in a slow oven. French toast Wit:'i Cottage Chcaae. Bprcad slices ol stale bread thioKly with cottage cheese mixed w,th chopped nuts and marmal­ ade. Dm in mixture of egg- and milk and try quickly in. batter. Cottage Cheese Salads. Many attractive naiads may bo mndo from cottage cheese. The cheese may be rolled Into balls or moulded in tiny cups or paused through a pastry tube. It can bo combined with fiesh or canned vegetable:, and fiuiih, nuts and preserves. otio- tablespoon of molted fat Cottage Cheese Salad Drcstting. Use cup of milk. 1» em> «• * of vinegar, one egg, one cup of soft couage uie...^, , U(. sour cream (whipped), one tenspoon of salt, one teaspoon of mustard, ti.o tcu.q.uoiin ui iloi,,. one teaspoons of melted but­ ter. Mix tiio dry ingredients to ­ gether nml cream them wit.’i melted butter. Add the creamed SOMEONE- LOVES YOU mixture to the heated n-ilk and ______ a f t e r , a l l ! stir until very thick. After the mixture h:u boiled add vinegar William Fox presents slowly, rtirritig nil the while. Cool slightly and add the better! egg. Beat the cottage cheese gradually into the dressing with an egg beater until smooth. Last­ ly fold the whipped cream into the dressing. Weights and Measures. Eight or ten ordinary sized A. tremendous theme screened egga equal one pound. A pint of sugar equals one , with pathos and punch pound. A mighty nlcturization ol A pint of white granulated mighty theme sugnr equals one pound. Two cups of powdered sugar Also Fox News equals one pound. A cup of cold butter, pressed Saturday: Tom Mix in down is half a pound. A tablespoon of soft butter, "STEPPING FAST” well rounded, equals one ounce. An ordinary tumbler equal* one cup, or half a pint. About 25 drops of any thin Mary*Eaton'and Eddie a Palm Beach golf story for tha themo and sot the characters in liquid will All a common-sized Cantor Twin Lumiteaspoon. the midst of weslth snd luxury. A pint of finely chopped meat, Eddie Cantor who has always naries in “Kid packed solidly, equals one poutid. been famous for his cartooning A set of thin measures (with Boots” v#) but who has never been suspect* small spouts or lips), from e ir*>cd of having emotional depths, Red Seal Records lon down to half n gid, will bo Flortnz Ziegfold, who glorified sings -Someone Loves You Af* 990— 10-in list price $1.50, found very convenient, in every Fedora— Son gente risoluta kitchen. Common pitchers, bowls, the American girl, has now creat­ ter All" the feature song of “ Kid cups, etc., may bo sub­ ed tho twin atar system In the­ Boots" with Mary Eaton and he (Brave People Are,They) glasses, stituted. atrical!. Recently Ziogfekl has sings It as few emotional sing­ . (Giordano). Italian. takori to making clectrls* light er* have nvtr done. ......... ......... Maria Jeritza Just who Ziegfold wilt pick luminaries In pairs. Fedora— Dio di giustizia This year ho has starred next is the question. All Broad­ Mary Eaton and Eddie Cantor way stands ready to be amongst (Oh, God of Justice) tho inltrstable. * Ho has chosen the lucky ones.. (Giordano) I ta lia n .......... ................. -- Maria Jeritza Shipping Fuini inform at inn. Baltimore, 35 degrees, clear. 989— 10-in. list price $1.50. Sanford, Fla., Wen lies lay. rain­ 3 Fin. arrived. 13 curs on track. Omphnle’a Spinning Wheel Wednesday, opening ed durhnr the day. Good wire in­ Closing quiry. Demand exceeds supplies Thursday. Htiplies light, demand —Part 1 (Saint-Saens) available fur ouriy shipment, moderate, market firm, prices Mengelberg and N. Y. market steady. No change in higher, Florida iO-bieii crates Philharmonic Orchestra. prices. Garlrmls f. n, b. u.tuiil Golden Self-blanching in the terms. Florida 10-inch crates rough. Sanford district, 4-8s, $3.. Omphale’s Spinning Wheel Golden Belf-bhinrhine 'in •'< 75-SI. 3s $1-51.25. — Part 2 (Saint-Saens) Philadelphia. 33 degree®, rough, N. F. i\V. I. 4-Rs. S2.75, MARKET Mengelberg and N. Y. few higher, 3s nnd larger $2.50. cloudy. 4 Kin. arrived. 15 cars ‘'Terminal market report, this on track. Supplies light, demand Philharmonic Orchestra. (Ur T h r A s a u r ln t r il C r r u ) Florida morning's sales to jobbers unle. i moderate, market firm. Cnrlot Shipments Deported For 991— 10-in. list price $1.50. 10-iuch crates Golden Sclf-blunotherwise staled." Wednesday, Mar. 19: Can’t You’ Heah Me Callin', California, 22; New York. 0; Caroline ............................. Florida. 7*1*. (Sanford Section ........Reinald Werrenrath (14); Total 1)2*. Total shipments to date this When You Were Sweet Six­ reason: New celery (Florida) 4,teen Reinald Werrenrath 140*; old celery. ! 11,502. IL A N THEATRE I#T o d a y •Ml “Who Are , My P aren ts? DEMAND FOLEY FILLS ' j ronie short 3s, 82.75-S3.2T>, 4s $3FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stlm -1 ! S3.50, Os U.50-S4. Da W.50-$3.T6. ulnnt for the kidneys, have brought i S 'n York. 32 degrees, clear. relief to thousands of sufferer* ■U Fla. arrived. Supplies niodcr- from kidney disorders caused I ' ntd. demand moderate, market through the Improper working of c v l'll,L3S m r t o will ...in t steady. Florida 10-lnch crate.* these organs. L'm FULKT I Gnld"n Relf-blnncliirtr in the nromptly flush the kidneys there­ rough, 3-8., $.3.25-93.73. few fan­ by removing injurious waste mat­ cy tin $1, car prc-cooied, washed, ter, Mrs. O. C. Alexander, R. No, Ihunched (it, $1, (li 75 cer.is, 8s 45. Montrose, Mo., states: “f reI lO rents per hunch. calved (ho package of FOLEY PiUshurgh. 23 defrr* or, clear/ ! FILLS, and have been greatly benFin. arrivod. 20 cars , on trA'-k, edict! by their use.” Sold everySupplies, ivhe;e. Opening Thursday ■moderate, demand slow murket -----------------------steady, F Hr id a n-ineb e rr* " Panama G it/—Growers in thin Golden Self-blanching in tha tell); it, l-hs I’ji.Jii-),, „S rt.5o. At'intn, (8 degree?, ralnin.r. Supplies ntodcrale, demand and trading moderate, -unrkot steady. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Solf-idonrhing in the rough, 3-1.. $3,25-13.50. St. Lntds, 31 dogre-*. snnwlnNo eailot' arrivals. 5 enra on track. Supplies moderate, demand City Tax Hooks will rloso April and trading moderate. Florida 10inch crates Golden Self-blanching 1, 1024 after winch nil taxes re­ in the rough, 3-8s, S3. maining unpaid will be collected Cleveland, 23 degrees, cloudv. by levy ami r.uie of the property 4 Fla. arrived. 13 cars on track. upon which taxes are assesses. Supplies moderate, demand good, AI.FitHI> FOSTER, market firm. Florida 10-inch crnlcn Golden Sctf-hhinching in Tax Collector. the rough, all sizes, $3.75. By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. Cincinnati. 32 degrees, cloudy. 1 Fla. arrived. 7 tars on track, demand nml trading light, mar­ ket steady Florida 10-inch crates Golden Self-btnnciilnjr ‘in the rough. 3-0* $1, few fancy high a t * 1.50, 8-10s $3.75, washed 4-0s few fnlea S4.75-$5, Detroit, 21 degrees, cloudy. •! Fla. arrived. 1 car on track. Supllc.t moderatij demand and trading good, market Arm. Flor­ The law provides Hint "If ida IP-inch crates Gulden Self­ taxes upon real estate Hhnll blanching in the rough, -Is, As and 8s $1-51,50, mistly $-1.2"). 3s not be paid before the first 33.50 *1. California crates Gol­ den llenrt in the lough, $5.50-$(l, day of April of any year, the Minneapolis, 20 degrees, Tax Collector r.hnll advertise cloudy. 2 California arrived. A cars on track. Supplies heavy, and sell." demand slow, market xteuly. This is to notify all con­ Florida Ill-inch crates Golden cerned that the requirements of law will be complied with nml the Tax Bonks will he closed on April first ns pro­ vided by law nnd nil lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. s Dance Records 19273— 10-in. list price 75c. Wheeless & Welsh Don’t Mind the Haiti—Fox Vulcanizing Shop T rot'......Paul Whiteman and, IHs Orchesttra. Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street OI L S - G A 8 Josephine— Fox Trot ........ Brooke Johns and His Exclusive A gents for Fisk Orchestra. Tires and Tubes 19274— 10-in. list price 75c. “SERVICE THAT MAKES Blue Rose— Fox Trot ........ Ted Weems and His Orch. Don’t Forget to Remember — Fox Trot .............. Ted Weems and His Orches­ THE TROUBLE OF tra. C O F FE E M A K I N G - U S E Vocal and Instrumental u J / m w ( i'fU Records SAVE Good (in. Sweet Potatoes Fresh Cuntry Eggs ut 35 cts. a dozen. Elgin "Four Crown" and “Ashburn, Gu.” Creamery Butter Chumgold Olcu Pol. Chits and Stone’s Cakes. PHONE U« YOUR ORDER GROCERY TROUBLES TAMPA, Mar. 21.—The Tanipri Tribuna of April 8 will be lurgidy the product of the Journalism class of Southern College of Lakeland. A selected staff from the journalism class which i* comprised of nearly 70 students, will com* tern April J to wd In getting nut the pnpor of the next Tux Collector, morning. The staif will con.iist of si.c OVER. ROBERTS’ GROCERY 55221— 12-in. list price $1.50 Staple and Fancy Groceries IT IS MADE O h io ......Sir Harry Lauder PHONE 39 D ixie Girls are Good JUST DISSOLVE Enough for Me .............. a n d d r i n k i t. 1.......... Sir HarryLauder A CHEAT CO N VEN IEN CE 55218— 12-in. list price $1.50 A N D OH. S O C O O O ' The Face on the Barroom F lo r ........ Taylor Holmes QUALITY ----- QUALITY ----- QUALITY The Shooting of Dan McNot how cheap but how good is the real test of economy. Grew .... Taylor Holmes Give us a trial and you will surely be pleased. 19265— 10-in. list price 75c ’ SANFORD FEED Old MacDonald Had n AND Farm ........... ...................... ico m sn «nir mcwd SUPPLY CO. .......... American Quartet .DAIRYMANS \ d e l ig h t / The Green Grass Grew All Colic la one o f the m ost common ('hone 539 4 Juo. W. Sneed \ d a ir y / Around ............................. com plaint* (hat babies *u(fer from. Myrtle Are. and tth St. H s t e b Cu H I* caused by indlaeatlon and often ........ American Quartet It resu lts from careless feeding and overloading baby’s stom ach w ith too 35739— 12-in. list price $1.25 “YOUR MONEY HACK IF YOU food or g iv in g the child soured ARE NOT SATISFIED." Uncle Steve’s Quadrille— much m ilk. Part 1 ‘...... Victor Band B y relievin g Indigestion and regu ­ la tin g tho bowels. T ecthlna quickly Uhart what j cow EATS but what ihe Uncle Steve's Quadrille— overcom es this (rouble, helps keep DIGESTS that ?.-oduro milk aid buttn fata Part 2 ...... Victor Band (ho baby w ell and g iv e s It an oppor­ tunity for a healthy grow th and sw eet disposition. Mrs. S. H. Held, 35740— 12-in. list price $1.25. (07 Cherokee Ave., Tampa, Fla., Uncle S teve’s Quadrille— G w rites: „ , Part 3- . Vi ctor Band ”My baby w as su b ject to colick y (u^jwatr^l 31 TroUuO ells u n til I sta rted g iv in g her .touts* mm thin 7Jf, DIGESTlBi£ iwtrunti THe Hdymakera (1) Mag­ sp Teething. Kow sh e n ever has colic nolia Reel (2) Staten Is­ a t all and is as fat and good natured as you please. 1 And T eethlna as land Victor Band good for grow n p eop le us for babies Baby Never Has Colic Now Says Happy M o t h e r w hen they bars stom ach trouble. Teethlna. Is «o!d by a ll druggists, or send Mo t o th e M offett la b o r a ­ tories. Columbus. Qa., for % packojis 301 Sanford Avc, ForThis Week? Dried R K I D N I Packuge A SMALL Hr Pkgs. Fleischman’s ANGELI P E g (2/ ( C 6 ( f . 'v c r t f i c W 'o r & b CAKE ARMOUR’S LARGE j J l PACKAGE ( SLICED COME EARLY — WATCH YOUR ST1 - KEEP HAPPY — THINK OF YOI SAVINGS TO BE FOUND ONLY AT — PIGGLY WIGGLY. C rescen t Q l ■ Vegetable U i l O l f l C Maxwell P A f H o u se v v fl Eagle Brand ning $ 1 P7 'FEE H139c Campbellp A fl BraodjOUP 8 OZ. BOTTLE Dime Brand , DAIRYMAN’S DEIGHT DAIRY FEED *OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT” WE SOLICIT AT LEAST A PORTION OF Y< PATRONAGE WITH A GUARANTEE O f SATISFACTION. Y E A S T Marshmal’' AND YOUR ARE Seminole Co, REPAIRING ALL 3 Flavors Cans Del MonteT\ 1 N°- o r MELBAKAOf * h p Q 2 1 2 / V HALVES! VCM That Satisfies I R E D ]j! o n | CIRCLE ID. J O C 4AFlavor for Every Ti Bokar!t43r 205 Magnolia Ave. Next to Mllane �Twentieth Century M agellkns, On A ugust'10,1519, w ith five sailing1vessels and 295 men Ferdinand Magellan commenced his voyage around the w orld The equipment of his fleet was as complete as could be made in. those days. The entire outfit, including all the ships and supplies cost about twenty-five thousand dollars. In those days navigation was not the science it is today and in undertaking a voyage of this kind it seemed a tremendous task. Untold hardships were indured by the explorers Ftiur of the vessels failed to complete the trip. Magellan lost his life. A fter three years* time one ship, the Victoria, of only eighty-five tons capacity with a crew of about sixty men and one of the smallest In th e fleet, returned with the record I to C B ir n o n h a t b s , of being the first sailing vessel to completely circumnavigate ta r .__IT.OO. Six Months (S.Sft the globe. FISHERM EN’S LUCK Dan Dobb Says As Brisbane Sees* It fa tha Cfcleatlal P m t Club. And Now Firpo. The Bonn* and Polities. The Bareback King. CopyriHhi, iW4 . | What this country need* . U less things it needs most. m 1 A girl naturally hates to with a man who wears a stiff e tar because it hurts her neck. LEAVES HAVE their U ne to fall, and atari to wane, and flower.* to wither a t’tho north winds’ blast. The New York Herald has been bought by tho New York Tribune, and Horace Greeley, old Bennett and Charles A. Dana, sitting in the Celestial press club, must hare laughed when that news floated up. A wise man never stand* in the rain or tries to on.n * thumb Spaniards killed 800 Moor, near TlxiUxsa, which f i B more like a mosquito than ■ town. ■ *d la City by Carrier per lie. Weeky Edition «S Per FRANK MUNSEY, who can In recent years around th e world trips by sailing vessels both a buyer and seller be, has as well as steam ships have been frequent occurances. Sev­ owned seventeen newspapers all Summer is better than winter together. He will now concen­ because in summer you can finj eral years ago a small Rail boat accomplished th is feat and U L HOT iers i All obituary trate on one, the Evening Sun. the icc pick when you hear * , cards of thank*, resolu tion s its crew consisted of only one man. A year or two ago the This writer, who was editor of that burglar. loan o f en tertain m en ts w here Speejacks, a small motor boat, occupied the attention of the paper under Charles A. Dana when I are mode, w ill be charged public while it circled the globe. And there have been many It started, back in the night of regular advert lain* rata*. time and had the biggest circula­ Two Atlanta (Ga.) men wfc others, who have gone by boat. tion in New York City, hopes that robbed a chair factory hsrs But now it remains* for someone to make the trip through Mr, Munscy will enjoy tho con­ m m m THE ASSOCIATED p r e s s nothing to do but sit nround in ip A ssociated P r e ss la ex elu s- the air. Perhaps a more hazardous trip and a*more remark­ centration. jail. r t a l l tied to th e u se fo r repub- able one will be the flight completely around-this world of MR. MUNSEY says, “Cod Al­ Isa ’ of all n e w s dispatch** ours. mighty never made any man big Hid to It or n ot otherw ls* Several big league ball plnycr, ItSd la th is paper and a lso th* A few days ago from Clover Field, Monica, California, enough to handle more thnn one who merely beat about the I .M w a published herein. All there started three big airplanes on a trip of thirty thousand newspaper.” last year will beat about the bush There is doubt ns to tho accur­ Ep, Of .'re-publlcatlun o f sp ecial miles in an effort to make the circuit around the world leagues this year. a c y of that, but God Almighty Itch a t herein a re a lso reserved. through the air. The United States Air Service is determin­ has certainly made many men not able to handle as many as one rtUDAY, MARCH 21, 1924. ed that the distinction of being the first to make the trip will newspaper. We thought the alphabet had been jailed in Russia, but it was LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY come to this country. Before leaving Major Frederick L, only a man named KrnsnotchekDHE> RELIGION:—Pure re­ Martin, commander of the flight declared that from a me­ “I’LL FIGHT~no* more,” says nt' and undefiled before God chanical standpoint all conditions were favorable. Firpo, giant of the Pampas, “af­ hoff, or something like thnt. the Father is this: To visit ter this one fight with Reich.” In preparing for this world's circuit by airplane every .fatherless and widows in The Argentine giant means to Teapot Dome is becoming as The flight has been live his own life nnd leave the at­ t affliction, and to keep him- possible precaution has been taken. interesting os a good divorce. \ ; unspotted from the world. planned w ith(n view to favorable weather conditions on the mosphere of the prize ring, which good divorce, of course, is a bod not please him. He even re­ most critical stages of the journey,, The schedule has been does fuses the possibility of making divorce. worked out in detail with everything taken into considera­ half a million by one more fight in KHAYAM. pearls of thought In Per- tion. The question of providing motive power has been the United States. In Wyoming, an Indian chief is ■Ian gulfs were bred. solved by placing fueling stations on the desolate stretches. wearing a monocle, proving there DAMON RUNYON from whom •oftly lucent ns a rounded The equipment is the best that can be secured and is capable the sport world has no secrets, still arc wild Indians in Wyommoon; Omar plucked them of the strenuous strain to which these planes will be sub­ snys Firpo has met “a worse ing. from their bed, jected. The personnel consists o f trained officers who have knockout thnn Dempsey’s.” A lady strung them on an seen long service in the air and who especially understand from Paris, who acta, wants Firpo to go to France. ■ English thread, Who w’as it betrayed the Cap­ to a a n rfo r a queen, in shape long distance flights. WOULD MR. BRYAN BE ELIGIBLE? ta d hue, The three ships will travel from Alaska to the Aleutian itol? A woman! Who lost Mark Anthony the I Contemplation tells her Islands, across Bering Strait and down to Japan, thence to OCALA BANNER world? A woman! pensive bends Who wns the cause of a long Mortal thoughts, forever old Shanghai and Calcutta. They will traverse India and Per­ Gainesville, Fla., Mnr. 10, 1024. nounces that he refuses to abide sia, Mesopotamia and Syria, then Constantinople, Bucharest, ten-year war and laid at lenst old ■■ and new. by that rule and asserts, ill ad­ To the Editor. Ocnln Banner, for a queen? Why, surely Belgrade, Budapest, Vienna, Paris and London. The last Troy in ashes? A woman! vance, that if the Dcomcrntlc Dear Ool. Frank Hnrris: then for you! And now it’s Firpo turn. You aro the nestor of the Flor­ voters should choose either Mr. moral? Where Doubt’s cd- ocean passage and perhaps the most difficult will be the flight from England to Iceland, Greenland and Labrador. . „ . dies toss and twirl THE HOUSE of Representatives ida press and your opinion about McAdoo or Mr. Underwood he h tth’a slender shallop till her Twenty-three-countries will be visited and if all goes well has passed the bonus bill by 355 uny public matter is valuable. I would not vote for him. is he an want to get your opinion now on eligible candidate for delegate footing reel, the thirty thousand miles should be covered within six votes against 54, big enough lo a current topic. You ara a lif3 nnd should he be certified ns a ■Bge: if you find not pence months. pass the bill over the president’s • beneath the whirl, veto in case he should feel bound long Democrat nnd a regular delegate even in the event of his i f , you make .like Omar Last year English aviators attempted a flight around to veto it. Thnt’a one good thing party man. You have spont your being chosen. I am asking your culm nnd de­ grasp a pearl. accomplished. The Scnute will be life in battling for party princi­ the world but were forced to give up after reaching India. heard ples. liberate opinion on these points, from next. !’ —James Russell Lowell. England is about to try it again, her men flying eastward. The Democracy of Florida has my dear Colonel Harris, nnd O' NORTH DAKOTA had o state­ adopted the primary system for many Democrats will be interest­ do you spend your spare They hope to beat the men from this country to New York. * Will Safeguard Baby’s Future ■ its candidates for of­ ed in what you sny. Their plans, also, are well laid, and they will do their best wide primary Tuesday to discover nominating A weekly deposit of a dollar or two will hnrdly he felt, ■ fice and the selection of the EDITOR GAINESVILLE SUN. iresidentini preferences. McAdou to win. S yet U is astonishing what a difference it makes by the uul the Democratic fight to him­ members of the Stale F.xecutlvo can always tell the kind of Tho calm nnd deliberate opini­ " time Baby Is on the threshold of young manhood or ■ fa-fallow a man 1b by what he Practically all of the air records are now held by the self, Coolidge and Hiram Johnson Committee is also made by the ■ alone of the Republican bal­ Democratic voters in the pri­ on of Mr, Harris is thnt if Mr. ■ womanhood. l.when he is not working, United States. ^Two important ones remain to he secured wero ■ -olot. At the last minute a “stick' mary. One party machine is in Brynn announces his candidacy ■ ■ Thoughtful, far-seeing parents, interested in their chilramp; wns started for Sen­ their hands. Our Statu Execu- for delegate to the National t takes a real optimUt in these nnd both America and England seem determined to capture or” campaign umittee, a t yts, its, recent Democratic Convention; makes n; ■ drenV future, w ill start a 1Savings Account for them That wilill prevent tUM Committee, of prevalent scandal to be- the titles for the first flight around the world and the first air ator LaFiblletti of Ln!lFofletto’s lfifttiRtf called' for thi* purpuso thoiMugh cdhviii's' *'/>? 'tK6 ''kmte, 5 today dt in .Coqejim. trip to the north pole. ■■ o-------Hiram Johnson is ex­ of fixing u dote for the primary meeting the voters face to face So far the air squadron of the United States Army Air strength. pected to win by those thuti under­ election and to prescribe rules, ami frankly avowing that if new Now York Herald •• bone combines all the best Service is meeting with success on its trip. At the rate they stand sentiment in North Dakota. regulations and qualifications for elected he will neither vote for the voters, ndopted whnt is called Mr. Underwood or Mr. McAdoo, of the old Herald and are going the trip will be completed on scheduled tim e and A MAN old too soon, only sixty, a preferential presidential ballot and under those conditions is en­ old Tribune. the planes will be back at Mitchell Field about August 8 with incurable, soon to die, although he by which the Democrats of tho dorsed by a majority of the vot­ probably thought it best the record captured by this country. Americans are follow­ doesn't know it, lies in the husni- state arc to express their pref­ ers of the state thnt their en­ erence for n Democratic candi­ dorsement makes him eligible when he came to the ing with great interest their representatives and are lending tal. uslon in his own mind thnt their moral support in the nope o f seeing them back at the “This shook the hand of the date for President of tho United and entitled to be certified ns a paey wouldn't. King of Greece," he snys, "raising States. The nnn.es of candidates delegate. end of the summer, conquerors of this flight. -------- o-------his right hahd. "They know me for president will, therefire, be The voice of the people is of As Norman Smith aptly put it in an N. E. A. cartoon, in the newspaper offices." jCritica of the I’rincc of Wales’ on our ballots. the first consideration nnd must sonship should remember Magellan, if he were alive today, would look up at these air­ Thnt brings me to my first be regarded as potential. The man is Billy Showles, once anyone who has never had u planes as they fly overhead and consider him self a piker. question: The calm and deliberate opini­ champion bareback rider of the cannot ride, and besides, world, and King of Barnum's cir­ Did our Executive Committee on of Mr. Hnrris is nlsb that be boya. cus. Long yenrs ago he had to have the authority and the power none but the true and tried mem­ -------- o-------The Prosperity Dinner A Decided Success. give up that work. Soon he will to prescribe ami ndopt the pref­ bers of tiie party should lie relOUR safe deposit vaults contain millions oil entertninment is get iectcd as delegates and if per­ I be dead at nn age when real work erential presidential pliM.’ be a long drawn out show mitted to go unlnstructcd that !should begin. You say in your paper that of dollars, the property of the bank and Tho "Prosperity Dinner" held Tuesday night at the Val­ the acting getting more ami Too violent exercises does not Col. William J. Bryan, yar who is a they will be in a position to ren­ monotonous. I t’s almost dez Hotel, under the direction of the Sanford Chamber of der better service in the party. ! pay. candidate for delegate to the its customers. You can find no safer for the curtain. Commerce was a most enthusiastic and interesting one, giv­ At the Baltimore convention National Democratic Convention, -------- o-------GOVERNMENT STATISTICS bns given notice that, if elected there was absolutely no possible place for your securities, jewels or other Petersburg is claiming a ing evidence of the spirit prevailing among Sanford and nent population of 25.000 Seminole county citizens. It was radiant with enthusiasm show thut there are 1,500,000 nioro a delegate, he will not nupport chance for the nomination of Mr. Underwood yet the Florida dele­ married women working for n liv­ either Mr. McAdoo or Mr. Un­ valuables. Nor is there a more readily jiJjJeoplo, according to figures given and optimism. ing now than there were thirty derwood—nnd that brings me gation had to sh with folded . “ Mjr the R. L. Folk Directory just hands, urnldc to do what they The speech by the honor guest, Harry T. Hod well was p rs «no. “3Many work in very to tho second question. accessible location in Sanford than the undesirable positions bcfilled with common sense, good advice and predictions for the i,ow pni'J’ l!mn If the Executive Committee thought would inure to the best dmible demand on their had tiie power and authority to interest of the party. Kepoijrts this morning said that future development of Sanfrd. It convinced those in attend- time/’ They corner of 1st and Park. They !are more irregular. adopt They sat in their seats as if fcAaoo was leading Underwood mice at the dinner that this great developer is a real friend They have tho preferential nrerld mtito look after husband mere bumps on a log. r; two to one in Georgia. The children and work as well. Not nl plan ami if Coiontl Bryan i n*bt$i)diiide is surprising even to ol Sanford and that he intends doing all in his power for the and much of n compliment to 1,500,000 future welfare of the city. ’ dfifeAdoo. proud American husbands. lre | -------- o-------The fact that more tables had to be placed and that the IJ Press dispatches tell of a re- entile dining room of tho hotel was filled to overflowing PINK ELEPHANTS AND KANGAROOS JUDGE BARTI.ETT, in Phila­ I {havarkable putt of twenty-one feet delphia, decides that when grape NEW YORK TRIBUNE | ,t#*iade by John D, Rockefeller. showed that the people are back of the Chamber of Com­ juice A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R tuht is “nn act of Celery City Sage says that merce in their work of bringing Sanford to the attention of God” ferments, and of course, nobody enn F. P. FORSTER, President 3. F. WniTNER, CarilM r ■ . . . w don't say anything uboul told by Mrs. Smith tho day the world and that they are appreciative of the work that has be punished for God’s own act. If thiH were not a prohibition those ’ 'nevhen he sinks u similar putt. before. They almost nil lend up to country and Washington wore not already been done by the civic organizations and the city That's nn important decision if well known to be a totally dry city, the grave of Jesse Smith and there * l -------- o-------It moan sthnt you may \ »th< Tex Rickard told tho commit- commission. Over a hundred people listened attentively to sustained. squeeze the juice out of grapes, one would suspect from yesterday’s stop. By innuendo and hearsay e investigating tho Department the speeches made by representative citizens and gave their and when fermentation produces testimony in re Mr. Dj ugherty that both witnesses gladly dragged in ^ ^ S fijfu s tfc e that he had been appiot al with loud apptausn to statem ents made concerning alcohol you may drink it and (rive the Senate committee was feeding the names of Cabinet officials and . 'injbunkcd” by his associates and its witnesses on hoe log liquor. their President. But the visible it to your friends. In other words, developments of the■ city. ,., ■ \ V Hiade little money out of the fight tho'r Lfuture YOUR This being impossible, the inno; partner in their iniquities wns al­ , _ r ....... ......,. __ . making wine is legal, since God •* Rhilms. Coming from Tex IlickThe spirit of co-operation anil progress with a city built on and not mnn docs the work. cent bvstander will grope wide- ways a man who, until the d«nd / .third, that is the “bunk.” a solid, substantial foundation wns the keynote of the Some higher court probably will eyed Vniong the extraordinary awake, can never confront them in i East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. , ,asi — o--------charges emitted by M *. Means und the witness chair. speeches that were made. No wild prophesies were made but alter thatdccision, which might • At) Co-operation among Seminole North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. That Mr. Daugherty ever per­ wonder, briefly, who’s loony now. ' * ,ounty otinty growers hus made this the opinions of many were that the growth of Sanford would make wine the national drink, in mitted Gaston B. Means to en ter; One central clew deserves to he place of bootleg whiskey. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. * *»nt of the most prospered ecn- be remarkable in the next few years. held in the hand. That is that the the employ of the United States in K xuis ln the history of Sanford, n black mark against his ndminia-j Lots in WundruiTs Sub-Division on easy te£ms* witness thus honored by Mr. ■ycfhe celery produced was the best putSan fold has every good reason for celebrating with prosContemporary Comments Wheeler with the front page as tiatlon und one more proof of Thu i 800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub­ ,'iitj dinners, this is most certainly a prosperous city. 'the country ruu the grower* that Mi. his second leading witness has been Tribune’s contention divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy t«rn1^ t a fair price for it. Never has the outlook for the future been brighter. Never indicted through the efforts of Mr. Daugherty lacked the ability and For Fire Insurance see us—50 years in business. understanding of his duties to jus­ ft' ---------o-------Daugherty and is now nwaiting have the people been more united in their efforts for the build­ The weekly press of Florida has Bubsoa says that the day of tify his appointment as Attorney trial. Under the circumstances FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON ad signs is passed. Autoists ing of a truly great ami metropolitan city. Last Tuesday’s a distinct Jennings color says the there is pertinent renson—as there General. To this extent Mr. Gadsden County Times. Well, dinner helped to cement citizens closer together anil created ig by a t great speed don't Phone 4 2 ----------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson has been for some time—for won­ Mentis on the witness stand is cum­ “have time to read the sign.'. This more enthusiasm than ever over the opportunities to be thut is a good, healthy color, and dering why Mr. Daugherty ever ulative evidence calling for Mr. t statistician says that news- found here. many of the dailies have it also. employed Mr. Means as a govern­ Daugherty’s ultimate resignation. peri are * Diking the place of ment agent. But there can hardly But ns proof of corruption, or of ■ a i n i i i s a Q i i i a t a i B i a i i i B a i a i s a i a a i a i a i i a i | | l l l , l l N —Clearwater Evening Sun. .A ‘tie signs along the rond. be reason for taking ovorseriously any of the v*eird charges put forRESOURCES OF THE banks of Florida are $2*15,000,000 Brick is better paving than ns- the utterances of this indicted wit- witness of Senator Wheeler’s iw , -« Harry Sinclair has again been with deposits of $200,000,000. An increase of two hundred phnlt block or nny other kind for ness attacking his prosecutor. Seminole County Abstract Co. s j.Nailed before th e ^ ^ ^ ( ^ n n iit^ w nnd five percent has been made in five years. ward, the testimony of this second this territory, and when there is ■mb the gleeful anticipation with Incidentally, Mr. Means' tales i troupe might just us well have o Announces Consolidation with ■ ? which they ure looking forward a difference of only five cents a bear one striking resemblance to I stayed at home. * <«fk> expected "surprises’’ would He who reigns within himself and rules passions, desires square yard in the cost tho city it 'faend to indicate that the commit- and fears, is more than a king.—Milton. Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. is certainly wise td take the brick. mpep exists for it.e sake of reBut thousands of dollars have nljeftted thrills. JENNINGS IN THE LEAD of Sanford, Florida. 5 o ----been saved to the property hold­ TAMPA TIMES r f The three airplanes making the ers by the competition brought Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for g MY FAVORITE STORIES around the world huvo ar about by the city commissioners. abstract work left a t our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re- ■ a t Seattle, Msthington, and Dy IltVIN S. COBB —St. Petersburg Independent. It must be evident to everyone Jennings is in the lead and is CC1VO D v o m n t n n d ro ilrtA m i« i M s n l l n n / spend twelve days there prewho is keeping in touch with the steadily forging ahead. It seem* j f ' f o r the hardest grind of Hrynn said that so much was political situation that Frank E. to lie conceded that the women’s gentleman who approach­ seat left—nothing but standinrr proposed flight, that of crons- edThe the box office had evidently room left and that’s pretty well developing in Washington Mint Jennings is steadily gaining sup­ vote will go very largely to Jento Japan without touching been drinking something strong­ soli! out up to the limit." before the national Democratic port for his candidacy for the nom­ ninga. The controlling factor with er than citrate of magnesia, lie "Gimme standing room then," committee met in New York we ination for governor. But a month the women is their confidence that Jennings will enforce the law. The was slightly wavery on his pins ordered the patron. F o rt Meade voted to spend but n For Coughs and CeU*, He*** might find that the various political ago tha opinion of the politicians Times is advised that many of the still able to navigate und He received u ticket, paid for venty-three thousand dollars for there wus nothing about him cal­ was that John Martin was the women who are looked upon as aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatu** parties would have to go out and it nnd passed inside. :r»et paving last Tuesday. Thin culated to create the suspicion leaders are making an active cam­ strongest enndidate, and that Jen­ U «nd All Aches and The opening act was hardly find some poor college president eans thnt city will soon have a that lie might become disorderly. sturted when ho reappeared at and nominate him, inorder to ob­ nings wax second in the race, with paign, with the result that many ALL DRUGGISTS U l ol sixty-nine thousand dula good seat for show,” the window: the other aspirants trailing for in who have not heretofore taken any rp* worth of paved street*. All he"Gimme tain an honest mnn. We are be­ said. "Such Such u crowd in there I can't te growing cities of Florida are “Sorry," answered tho theater see a thlpg." he explained. "Gim- ginning to think ta h t Bryan i» the rear. Now many of these interest in polttica are Qualifying bush Account ^ .Seminole County Bank. o MAKE YOUR VALUABLES AS SAFE AS OURS I FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR SALE CHEAP t r e a s u r e r , " h u t r>r k u v n n ’i * TERMS �JIBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor CIAL ENDARJ it wUl meet at the Methodist reh a t 3 o’clock. ■day—Social Department of 'oman'a Club will have bridge irty a t 3 o’clock with Mrs. S. Baum el as hostess. Residence 217-W Notes From Woman’s Missionary Society METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH The Womna’s Missionary so­ ciety adopted, at their last holi­ ness meeting, three objectives for their local work during the next year. P in t, the colthing of a 13-year old boy in the orphan­ age a t Enterprise; second, the donation of 9100 to the Super­ annuate Campnlgn; third, rais­ ing the amount of |600 to be placed in the bank ns u nucleus for a building fund for a SunJay school annex. Our local work is provided for in a very efficient manner. The women of the church nro divided Into circles as follows: Circle No. 1, Sanford Heights,' Mrs. Leslie Went, chairman; Circle No. 2, East Side. Mrs. Rutledge, chairman; Circle No. 3, Central, j“ r8; « ; Torrc-.icc, chairman; Circle No. 4. Celery Avenue, Mrs. J. \ \ . Mitchell, chairman; Circle No. 5, West Side, Mrs. J. D Parker, chairman. Plans for raising money are made and executed with the as­ sistance of the gcncr-il chapman. Mrs. W, D. Thornton. Each circlo meets once n month for a so­ cial and business meeting. Some very interesting reports come from /,e various circles this month; Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. C. W. Crawford at her home on Sanford Heights Monday after­ noon, Feb. 18. Plans were made announced, workers felt that they had earn­ ed the delicious spread preputed by tho members of the circle Who did not quilt. Delicious chicken piUenu, bread and butter sand­ wiches, pickcs, salad, coffee and , Burgess warn among the bualcake were served. * Three quilts viaiton from Tampa in the were completed and two others F on Thuraday. started. Those enjoying this de­ lightful day were. Mesdames unong the business visitors in Hickson, Waits, Whittle, Collum, [ city Thursday from Jackson* Smith, Jenkins, Shoemaker, p was G. G. Wlnnia. Fields, Conon, Parker and Rad­ ford. Ira. J. H s Nelson of Detroit, Mra. J! D. Parker, Chairman. n., has arrived in Sanford ana The ladles of the church en­ mopping a t the Montezuma. joyed a mosl delightful after­ noon on Monday, the 19th, when Irt. D. L. Thrasher motored to they met for a Social Service itis Friday where she attendedprogram with Mrs. Camp nt tho Incheon at the Fountain Inn. home of her daughter, Mrs. W. I,. Henley, on Celery Avenue. [eorge W. Mills and C. Finlay Mrs. L. R. Philips, leader for the u h t were among the business afternoon, introduced the pro­ Itora In Sanford on Thursday gram with a short devotional in Jacksonville. service and a talk, giving condi­ tions in Mexico today and refer­ I. I. Heathman of New Orleans ring particularly to the advance l in the city Thursday attending of our work there. Mrs. S. 0. business, making his headquar* Shinholscr read sketches, which 1 at tho Valdez. showed the parallel advance of Republicanism with Protestani lisa M. L. Coltes of Ncwburg, education in Mexico. Mrs. D. A. Y., was among the arrivals in Kelly, who has lived far several city on Thursday and is regisyears in Mexico, gave a very in­ at the Valdez, teresting survey c; tho work in the church colleges, enlivening H r. and Mrs. George B. Clarke her talk with remininscence3 of Id Mrs. J. P. Herrick of Harther life there ami of her personal pi, Conn., arrived in the city | acquaintance with the workers In iursday and arc a t the Valdes ou cents a month, the program j the mission schoi*t. An capecinlp a brief stay. of work that this circlo found so 1 ly enjoyable feature of this proprofitable last year was again Mias Katherine Dennis and Miss ndopled, that of making fancy 1 gram was the beautiful render­ atherine Scott of Chicago, III., pillow-slips to soil at the bazaar. ing of “Marcheta,” a love song of b members of tho Red path ChauMrs. Leslie Went, Chairman. Old Mexico, by Mrs. Clauda Hern­ liqua, are spending a few days Circle No. 2 had a very en­ don. r e at the Valdez. joyable and profitable meeting After the program, Mrs. J. M. at the home of Mrs. L. R. Phillira, Raymond Key, and her ips, when the members hrought Mitchell, Mrs. II. H, Chappell ■sts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bliss garments for tho orphanage nnd Mrs. O. J. Pope assisted Mrs. Worchester, Mass., and Mrs. shower Some [.pent the time jrge Rice spent the day Thurs- profitably in working upon thpse Camp and Mrs. Henley in serving r with friends a t Winter Park. garments, while ways and means delicious angel cake and cofT>c. were being discussed. A cimniitifr. and Mrs. H. Seymour Miller tee was npointed te visit the or­ THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB Stamford, Conn., who hnva been phanage and find out it« needs. The members of the - Thirteen [ring the state, arrived in the Mrs. Philips served det’eious re­ Bridge Club were most pleasantly ir Thursday for on Indefinite freshments nt the close of the entertained Thursday afternoon by hour, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Houshoider at her home Mrs Raymond Philips, und Miss on Ninth Street. lias Mary B. Bryant, who suc- Nella Hcrkirmcr. Swcetpcas and Other garden ifully put on the play “Spring- Mrs. J. E. Rutledge, Chairman. flowers woro effectively used in b" here at the High School unCircle No .3 held its mat meet­ the rooms where the card tables the auspices of the G. F. S., ing February 27 at the homo of were arranged, the color motif of Wednesday Tor Dublin, Ga., Mrs. R. L. Shinholscr. on Oak red nnd white prevailing. After a number of gnmes of ire she will present the same Avenue, the hostesss serving ice ^ilar play.,,, . ,1., ,. in * > cream and cake A very pleasant bridge scores were counted, and «/MPm>on> wa* « Aicsi Judios J t e J ’ritf,for top„scor.^,9..atH™ q j Ir. a n f Mri/TlnyTj* fW ,'wKoae working on fancy articles that lovely ted beaus was awarded Mrs. Clsude Howard. Tiage was a recent event, nnd are for sale. Late in the nfternoon refresh­ 1have been stopping at the Vat- Mrs. R, P. Torrence, Chnirmun. ments of a salad course with cake are now pleasantly located at Circle No. 4 report n purely and coffee were served. homo of the latter’s sister, get-together meeting nt tho home 1. Emmett McCall in Ro'io of Mrs. C. L. Fiowprs March 12. CLUB MEET­ The ladies Invited their families WESTMINSTER ING POSTPONED. and friends and spent a most de­ Tho regular meeting of the Mas Eloiso Roberts left yeater- lightful evening with music nnd r for Sanford, to be the guest good fellowship Rev. W. J. Car­ Westminster Club, to hnve been held Monday afternoon, has been her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- penter and his wife were guests postponed on account of the Chau­ of honor. There were 30 served r Mobley. From there she will tauqua. with a bountiful oyster super. to Tampa, Lakeland, Bartow Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Chairman. I other points to visit, On her Circle No. fj began n series of urn Miss Roberts will go to At- quiltings, the first Doing held at See Chevrolet First— ta to visit Miss Anne String- the home of Mrs. l». 1. Radford, Ask us about the new low, who was recently hfei on French Avenue, March 12, and making a very enjoyable occa­ 1st, nnd will then go to Loxing sion This is being done to help way to pay for the , Va., to attend tho Washing furnish the much needed quilta Chevrolet—San Juan 1and Lee Easter dances.—Jack for tho baby dormitory at the or­ phanage. When the 1 o'clock din- Garage. ivillo Timcs-Unlon. On account of heavy rains on Thursday WE WILL SELL 68 Business and Residential Longwood, Fla IN CENTER OF At Absolute Auction tho Valdez Hotel, Sanford. Fin., Monday, Mar. 24, and at Empiro Hotel, Orlando, Fla., Tuesday nnd Wednesday, Mar. 25 nnd 26, to give free demonstration and trial of hia safe nnd painless Method to every man, woman nnd child who is ruptured. You have, no dcubt, heard nnd read much about this famous Rice Rupture Method nnd the wonderported from it. Now, you have ful cures which thousands have ra­ the chance to find out nil about it— to have it personally applied to your own rupture and learn just what it enn nnd will do in YOUR OWN case. Just call r.t the hotel and these Experts will give you their personal attention, best ad­ vice and complete demonstration absolutely without charge. 14* »*I*1111HI.. ' J'* *4J *** 1 * *k4 **■I ■ 1 Are :you tired of fhnt-'bindihg, hampering, uncomfortable old truss? Would you like to hj done with truss wearing forever? Then investigate this Rice Method and lenrn the wonderful opportunity for help and cure it offers. Remem­ ber it is dilTerent from anything else and is accomplishing wonder­ ful results where all other treat­ ments, and even operations have failed. It is modern, up-to-the- [ minute, abreast of the latest Helen-1 tific developments. It is the one Rupture Method you are not ask­ ed to take on faith alone—the one Method that is positively demon­ strated to you right on your own rupture, without nny charge what-1 ever. CASH AND OTHER GIFTS BAND CONCERT George B. Clark Auction Co OF W h y do w o m e n like O a k la n d ’s a u to m a tic spark control so well? Because there is no spark lever for them to operate, and none is needed* ^ T ru e B lu e SPECIAL IMPORTANCE TO RUPTURED WOMEN. Trusses in common use are not suited to women and often do great injury. That is why women suffer more and are in greater danger from rupture than men. This visit is, therefore, of specin) importance to ruptured women who for the first time since they became ruptured are afforded tbe opportunity of obtaining the per­ sonal advice and help of a Lady Expert, who is thoroughly qualified nnd equipped to meet every need ami render service of the very highest order nnd valuu to every­ one who accepts her help. Don’t let this great opportunity get away from you. Your call on | one of the best things you ever J the Rice Experts is sure to prove did. They will be there only one day then your opportunity wll be gone. Remember, you do not spend a penny unless, after having a complete demonstration, you de­ cide this is the M> thod for you and you—you alone—are the tole judge of that. FREE! Ladies: Buy Your Easter Shoes ---------------------------------- — __________________ WHITE KID, GRAY SUEDE, LOG CABIN AND BROWN SUEDE, $10.00 AND $12.00 VALUES NOW AT LOW PRICES. ONE LOT OF WHITE RAIN SKIN PUMPS, AND ALL OTHER COLORS NOW $2.95. ALL NEW STOCK AND NEW STYLES SPECIALS FOR Call any time from 6 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. in., or 7 to 1) even­ ings. .Simply a^k nt the hotel desk for the Rice Experts and they will do the rest. W. S. RICE, Inc., Adams, N. Y. Just Come Rolo High Wheel Lawn Mowers Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 ■ H M H H a H E H ia H M H a H B U Factory rebuilt typew riters. a lt m akes. (-leaning jJ C T « /G C N E R A l K xuert am t r e . palrlna. T ype­ w riter supplies. U. *. FOND, Percent Off , regular price $35. and $30 now �., • * (Hr Tl» A»srl«1r4 Prr*a) ' JjEW YORK, Mar. 21.- T h e JnPVlHtoHc atmosphere, which hag .^ .been thick with half million dollira flght offers for several months bad another "mystery” tossed tn;•> to It Thursday by Jack Kearns, gunajrcr 0f tj,c heavyweight ; champion, Jock Dempsey, tf.'[»< Kearns announced he was con­ s id e r in g on offer for the chain-pions services from California inforests, but except to describe it » i "the biggest proposition ever , >put to him,” he declined to disV «o*e any details. Pressed further, vifca.refused to say whether the ofj-« fer referred to a motion picture ..contract he has hnd in view or x * .i-new bid for a title match, possim bljr with Harry* Wills. :lt was recalled that somo time iHlIfllJ •CO, James J. Coffroth, promoter , who now conducts a racing plant Tia Junanu, proposed a match i tKcrn twtiDAnn illd and otnl Dempsey, rinmnunt’ between ll Wills but it could not be learned wheth_..._Kearns' statement hnd any con■; ; ,»eCtlon with this. Paddy Mulliiu, . .manager of Wills, asserted he hail •‘not been approached with any Mw offer for u title mntch hut .^reiterated his assertion that the - “negro is rendy to meet Dempsey t a t apy time. M EM BERS CAGE TEAM AWARDED ..THEIR LETTERS University of Florida Athletic Of.v ' fldals Give letters To Eijthl Men of Varsity Basket­ ball Team. ? " UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, ..GAINESVILLE, Mar. 21.—Eight members of the University of * Florida varsity basetkball scpiad r S f 1024 will receive the letter “F,” K O mcH James L, White announced . t hero Wednesday following a meet$ l injf nf the Athletic Association. ; j The Gator eager* brought a fairly ’ successful season to u close rc..eeptly when they defeuted the “rate” -II to :IG. ,, Captain Edf(nr Jones heads the I . j list of hoopmen whom Florida will I shortly decorate with u letter of u , recognition. Edgar proved a good . * leader, and he played the game | . 4 for ali it wus worth. Virgil M. ( '‘Red” Newton, who scrapped hard I every minute and distinguished ■. himself time and again; Otis Mar­ shall, the brilliant little running Tguanl; Kenneth Unit, th» former * f varsity player who was held from ■a fast race most of the season bocause of u bothersome ankle in, Jtiry; Byron Eddy, the valuable player who was the only other prei varsity man to gain the notable honor; Glenn Whittaker, the lad * •[ who tossed a bomb into cage dope when he produced the goods and became u regular; “Horse” Smith I who played a jam up article oT ball for all he was worth; “Goldy” I Goldstein, another grid hero who was somewhat of a court sennatn a . tton, are the eight courtiers who fought under the Orange and Blue this season and whom will receive their major sport letters for faith-fill, conspicuous and valiant »crv. ice in basketball. , Couch Jimmy White proved a most efficient tutur, lie introduced ' a good system, and it was regret1 table that the Gators did not chalk i in Just a bit better record than i they did. The buys played hard, gave their best, but the wins were just not there every time. Coach Pi- * White is pleused with the teams showing and their seasons results in every way. THE GOLFERS PARADISE . 1 stood before Saint Peter, with golf bag rlose at hand, And heard him say in lordly tones: , “H hat comes ye to demuml?” f j Said I. "Dear, good Saint Peter, throw wide the gates ajar, Admit this worthy golfer, who plays the game at par.” ."Right, oil.” said good, fond Peter. bring forth your driver club, Jinn may not cuter this retreat, who proves himself a dub.” i Then to the course in state went we, and to, what joy was there. The fairway sward, the putting greens all far beyond com­ pare. the Eagle Lake-Wharton section Good Demand far Celery . Celery marketa dosed Arm to of Texas is expected to sta rt by stronger Florida Golden Self- April 1. F. NT. SCRUGGS, blcaching ranging |3.60-3.75 per crate in most cities, and advanc­ U. 8. Bureau Agricultural Eco­ ing to 12.75 f. o. b. shipping points, nomics. where demand exceeded the avail­ able supply. Average yield in SHORT COURSE ....... _ .... .... .... Florida this season has been about GAINESVILLE, Fla., Mar. 21. two cars per acre. A few salos of Every citizen who uses electricity California Golden Heart, mostly and cities with municipal plants ni the west, were made at $5.60- and electric companies are inter­ 0.50 per crate. Movement from ested in correct m eter reading and California increased about 30 cars, service consequently the second but Florida’s output was 100 cars annual short course for electric meter men will be held April 21 to less. 20 at the University of Florida, Lettuce Prices Higher. sy lettuce ship-[This course is a p a rt of the 1024 Imperial Valley monta decreased by over 100 cars. | w a r n m nf the General Extension Movement from Florida also was'Division to serve the people and less, and there wns a loss of 140! will be given under Us auspices cars in the weeks* total output by the electrical engineering dofrom all sections. With arrivals pnrtment of the College of Enmuch lighter in city markets, Cnl- gineering. ifornia Iceberg type advanced to Floridians living in cities with a range of $4-4.50 per crate, in j municipal plants and electric conv New York, the advance was $.150.(panics are urged to send their mcFlorida lettuce also gained sharp­ ter readers to the school, since a ly in that city, ranging $4.50-5 per more efficient meter department 1 1-2 bushel hamper. At El Cen­ is declared by those behind the ef­ tro, Calif., the f. o. b. price ad­ fort bring improvements In this vanced $1.50-1.85, reaching a top respect to result In more satis­ faction on the part of tho consum­ of $3,3.50 per crate. ers, due to correct readings. Ac­ Tomato Prospects. Florida tomatoes sold firm at curacy In this respect also elimi­ $3.50-4.25 in New York' City. nate!; loss of profits to thu pro­ Quality of East Coast stock has ducer, it is pointed out. The short course will be of improved lately, and there tre prospects of a good crop in tho special interest to the practical Lake Okeechobee section, with man who has to work with me­ first cars expected by April 5. Cold ters, it is suggested, since it will weather has delayed the tomato give him an opportunity to gain farther north. Total plantings in greater technical knowledge and Florida are etsimated about 48,000 to exchange ideas wit hother men acres, compared with 30,300 last in the same line bf work. Man­ season. Early reports indicate agers of centrat stations will also that Texas may have 1)50 acres of find nn opportunity to learn more tomatoes for spring shipment in efficient methods nnd how to check Dimmit county nnd 200 acres near more closely in the meter depart­ ment. Crystal City. Cabbage Markets Weaker. Members of the electrical engi­ New York Danish-type cabbage neering department n t the Univer­ declined further to the wide range sity will be aided in teaching the of $33-00 per ton in city markets. course by. practicing engineers ex­ Poorer quality is becoming evi­ perienced in meter work. Tho dent. The few sales of Northern course will be carried in two sec­ Danish brought $40-60. Now York tions, one for single phase meters, Bert Lewis, pitcher (inset), and Lew Wendell, catcher, photo- and Wisconsin shipments decreased and one for polyphase and demand 50 per cent to 05 cars and 10 cars, meters, but the two sections will graphed in training at Lcesburgh, Fin., with the Phillies. respectively. New cabbage come meet together for osem of their at the rate of 100 cars per day, work. compared with 30 a year ago. De­ Instruction will be given by lec­ mand for Florida stock in 1 1-2 tures, demonstrations and labor­ bushel hampers was somewhat atory work. The principal em­ draggy at $1.25-2.25. Texas, flat phasis will be on the laboratory typo ranged $50-00 per ton In the work. Programs may be obtain­ middle west and $00-80 in the cast. ed by writing the College of Engi­ Movement from tho 575 acres in neering, Gainesville, Florida. Was Originally 1Planned to Ac­ track of 500 metres in length and commodate Mil),000 People But 8.50 metres wide. It is built of Plans Here Changed to Meet RADIO PROGRAM line red cinders, providing u hap­ Conditions. py color contract with tho green of the association and rugby foot­ I ll> T h e A n i o r li H r il l*rrwft) Saturday’s Program. cert. ball Helds inside it and the spot­ P\VX Havana (400) 7:30 p. m., PARIS, Mar. 21.—The Olympic less white of the stands to the (By Courtesy of Radio Digest) studio concert. (Central Time.) athletic stadium at Colombo's is outside. WBAV Columbus (300) 12 m„ CKAC Montreal (425) 0 p. m., Distiihutcd just outside of the virtually completed and soon will be turned over to the Kronen regulation football fields nre the bedtime stories; 0:30 orchestre; music, news. W R A P W o r t h ' Star-Tele­ Olympic.T’.lptmitti'o ’by ‘(lie' ruh- pits for the. jumps, four each for 7:30, variety; t)i30rd*nfe. KDKA Pittsburgh (320) 5:15, gram (470) 7 p. m., Sunday school tractors. The original plans call­ the broad, high and pole vault. KDKA Pittsburgh (320) 5:15, review nnd Bible class. ed for a stadium to accommodate The javelin, discus, weight events KYW Chicago (530) 0:30 p. m., 100,00(1 spectators, but the eco­ will also be competed within tho dinner concert; 0:30, talk; 6:45, news, financial markets; 0:50, chil­ feature: 7:30, concert band. nomic retrenchment of the city of enclosure, KFNF Hastings (341) Rebroad- dren’s bedtime story; 7, dinner The swimming pool Is situated a Paris made this impossible. concert; 8 musical program; 0:05, The Colo:nbes stadium will pro­ few feet to the left of the honor custn KIKA program. KFNF Shenandoah <200), 7:30, talks. vide accommodations fur 00,000 stand, while the tennis courts are WBZ Springfield (337) fl p. m., spectators distributed as follows: about 100 yards away from the popular music, organ accompani­ dinner concert; (1:30, bedtimo Ten thousaml seats in flu* covered Marathon stand across another ment. KGO Oakland (312) 10 p. m., fea­ story; talks; 0:40, concert. stand to be known as the “Tribune green field. WCAE Pittsburgh (402) 5:30 p. ture numbers; 12, dunce music. of Honor” ; 10.000 seats in a cov­ KGW Portland (402) 12, dance m., dinner concert; 0:30 bedtime ered stand on the hack stretch of AUDITORIUM TO BE BUILT. MIAMI BEACH, Mar. ,20 — music (two hours), story; 0:45 popular songs; 7:30, tile track, which will bo called the KHJ Los Angeles (305) 8:45, glee club. "Marathon Stnnd’;; 15,000 places This city is to have an auditor­ WCX Detroit (517) 5 p. m., din­ for standees in stands at the en­ ium with a seating capacity of children’s program; 10, program; ner concert. trance of each of the four turns 0.00!) persons, according to plans 12, orchestra. WDAF Kansas City Star (411) KPO Sun Francisco (423) 10-12, of the track; 25,000 places for mode public by Carl Fisher. It 3:30 p. m., concert; 0 educational standees in two stands at either will include an amusement pal­ dnnee orchestra nnd popular. ace, with ice skating, rolling polo end ol the track. KSD St. Louis Post-Dispatch talks; Ensemble; 11:45 NightThere are hi exits, each 20 feet end other features, it is stated, ‘((10) 0, theater orchestra con­ huws. wide, and the architect, M. Fuure- and will be ready for use by the The Dujurrle, estimates that a capacity beginning of next season. crowd could evacuate the stands project is to cost approximately For Sporting Goods, Golf, Base Ball, Fishing Tackle, E very­ S150,000. in two minutes. thing for the Sportsman. , In the center of the "Tribune of CHURCHILL DEFEATED Honor” will he the presidential AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. box, to the left of which will be LONDON. Mu if. 20.—Winston the tribunes of the International and French Olympic committees, I Churchill, standing as an inde­ the diplomatic mips and the mem­ pendent and nnti-Sovialist candi­ bers of the Chamber of Deputies date was defeated in the parlia­ and Senate. The press stand with mentary election for the Abbey di­ accommodations for 800 corre­ vision of Westminster by Otho spondents i? to the right of the [Nicholson, Conservative, by 33 presidential box, ju.st over the votes. finish line. The stand set aside for the a th ­ POULTRY ASSOCIATION letes will accommodate 1,500 and THRIVES. is located at the extreme right OCALA, Mar. 20. — The poul­ end of tlu> Tribune of Honor. Im­ try association operating under I mediately under the Honor Stand direction of County Agent K. C. me the athletes’ dressing rooms, Moure, is doing big business •'H in number, and with accommo­ handling eggs of its members, ft dation for 1,200 athletes at one began shipping eggs January 1C time. and tin to February 23 hud ship­ Eighty shower baths, four mas­ ped $1,053 worth, prices netting sage rooms and an emergency hos­ about - 10 cents above the local pital where the French Red Cross market, Mr. Moore reports. He will work eompleti the arruiige- turther states that “wo began merits for the welfare of the nth- early in December to buy feed to­ letes. gether, Hnviiig nearly $1 n hun­ Kneireliiig the field itself is the dred pounds on it. OLYMPIC STADIUM AT COLOMBES IS NEARLY COMPLETE; TO SEAT 60,000 ANNOUNCEMENT SPRING APPAREL LOWERPRICES COMPARE Satin Face Canton, Canton Crepe, other new Silk Weaves and Beaded Elizabeth, DRESSES At !*‘A liner drive,” Saint Peter said, “ I never yet have seen.” ■The world seemed bright with sun shim., und all was joy serene. Then, midiron firmly in my hand, again the hull went soaring, When lo, heard I my daughter cry, "Dear Dad, awuke, stop snorin j.” —W. D. Grand. $3,000,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS i LAKELAND, Mar. 20—Three itiiiloin dollars will bo expended Jn an improvement program now under way here. Included in the ‘■work art* the following items: Pav­ ing, $900,000; sewer etxensoin* .running between $400,000 ami $500,000; extension of light und 'witter plant over the city, $225,•000 to $250,000. Special road ttnd bridge district improvements provided for ill the $015,000 bond isauavoted last Tuesday; and civic improvements scheduled in a pro‘cram to be voted on noon calling fa r exnendfture of $933,000. Crepe Econom y '2': tim es' a s ;; * m u c h a s th a t u f a n y D th e * b ra n d BM IN O POWDER the next time you bake—give it just one honest and fairtriaL One test in your own kitchen will prove to you that there is a b i g difference between Calumet and any other brand—that for uniform and wholesome bak­ ing It has no equal. ■ « it l y T o t t • ^ the w orn, d 's guea te $ r bakinc p SWUfh $12.75 TO $26.50 NOVELTY SKIRTS $5.98 TO $9.75 MILLINERY $2.98 TO $5.98 M. KRONEN’S SANFORD AVE. AT 2ND ST. uJ IF YOU WOULD LEARN ALL THf SECRETS OF THE NEW SPRING MODES SEE THE DELIGHTFTjr : FASHIONS DISPLAY AT OUR SHOP SMART NEW FROCKS; ENTICING' MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES m ALL, THE NEWEST CREATIONS FOR 3 THE WOMAN WHO WOULD BE WEIT DRESSED. L Dresses o f Charm Youthful frocks that interpret the boyish silhouette in termr. or fweiMt. Ing fabrica and individual touche*. Dressse for Sport, Afternoon and Street wear. Satin, Cantons, Rcwhanara* and Printed Crepes predominate. lJneai, Voile.* and Ginghams for morning Tatar are practical. Pleasingly priced $3.95 to $16.75 and $19.75 to $49.50 New Hats Are A Revela­ tion in Smartness Here you will find delightful models in Satin, Faille Silk, Straws and com­ binations of these materials.. All clev­ erly made enhancing their charm with touches of ribbons nr flowers or dis­ tinctive fancies. The many colors af­ ford a wide range of selection. Priced with thought Seminole Gun Club, three miles out will shoot every Thursday afternoon. Every­ one Invited. Three miles on Orlando road. See Chevrolet First— Ask us about the new way to pay for the Chevrolet—San Juan Garage. $3.95 to $16.50 I d m 1 u i v i h l ’S Specialty Shop O. C. Bryant, Wag­ ner, Fla., will sell at 2 ...The Postoffice is Next Door to Us... Carolina,-Florida filli- ■i m i i i n i n i i i i i i i ■i_________ in n n iim m iiiiiu m in irig Station, gad a t 2 cents above cost the year around. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILE m *.u * t r<l I 9 Pi* S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. ; Pesky traps and bunkers were no, where to be seen, The caddy lads refused all tips, 'he course a verdant green. f , pjoudly to the tec went I with j brawny drive true. Then, ‘Click.’ 1 heard, the b ail, away, a lovely follow-through. $ WDAP Chicago (360) 7 p. mJk concert; 10, birthday celebration, orchestra. WDAR Philadelphia (395) <:3f p. nt., talk.' WEAF New York (408) 0:30-10 p. m„ musical program. WEAA Dallas News (476) 8:1 p. m- piano;. 11:30, dance-music. WFI Philadelphia (385), 5 p. m., music; 6:80, talk; 8, talk; 0:10. dance music. W O f Medford Hillside (300) 7, tlok; musical. WGR Buffalo (310) 5:30 p. m„ dinner music; 6:30 news. WHAS Louisville (400) "7:30 p. m., concert, reading. ' HUB Kansas City (411) 12:40 p. nt., dance music. \VHK Cleveland (283) 5 p. m., music. WTAM Cleveland (380) 8. dance program. . -WGY Schenectady (380) 6:30 p. m., dance music. WIP Philadelphia (509) 5:05 p. m., music; 0, talk; 7, talk; 8. con­ cert; 0:10 danco music. WJAZ Chicago (448) 10 p. m.,I a. m., popular music. •' WJZ New York (465) 6:30 p. m., talk; 0:41 debate. WMAQ Chicago News (447.5) 7:30, songs, 7:45, talk; 8, band concert; 9, theater revue. WMC Memphis (600) 8:30 p. m. concert. WOAW Omaha (526) 6:30 p. m., orchestra; 9, Elks concert. WOC Davenport (484 p. m., Sandman's visit; 7, lecture; 9, orchn»tra program. WOO Philadelphia (609) 6:30 p. ni., dance music; 7:30 concert; 8:30 recital; 9:03. dance music. VVOQ Kansas City Unity (360) II a. m., Sunday service; 7 p. m. evening service. WOR Newark (405) 5:15 p. m„ orchestra; (1:15, talk; 7, orchestra; 0, entertainers. WSB Atlanta (420) 8, comic opera; 10:45, concert; 11:15, Glee club, WWJ Detroit News <517) 7 p. ni., orchestra. 3■ 3 Kirschbaum (/>{ A For Men are here and prices to suit the pocketbook. If you want a suit for service and style try a Kirschbaum. BLUE SERGE TWO PIECE SUITS AT PER SUIT ______ S $30.00 TROPICAL WORSTED TWO PIECESOlTS Blue with small pin stripe at per suit ________ $27.50 .. GABARDINE TWO PIECE SUITS AT PER SUIT 3 1 3 3 THE CHURCHWELL : 3 SELL IT FOR LESS Weiaka Block Sanford, Fla. �2f * " r For • I’rofltL___ 1tj' 1' I* Read Every Classified „Advertisement On This Page Sanford Daily Herald W ANT-AD RATES Ttraa: Cub in Advance T»tcyk«»*4 MU. Will h - rr~ ( t l< H from pa iron* « .lI n t e r H a l lU M t iiiir ir iur parnnl I T h o . -----------------------Me n lia r •• 2T *i m1**.............. e * ............. ** n He a | | „ , M T lB v t ----I t u lin e B lack F ace Type doulile above Rate*. T he reduced dale* are for con■wearWe Insertion*. 8lS wonla of averaife length are eounicd a line. Minimum charge 30c for flrat Inaertlon. AH advertising la restricted to Proper rlamilflcutlon. f nil error la made The S an ­ fo r d P A f lf THE SANFORD DAHjY HERALD. FRIDAY. MARCH 21.1921. ■ H e r a ld w ill h e r e s p o n s ib l e *for only it] one ‘Incorrect ■ Insertion, the advertiser, for subsequent Insertions. The orflce should l>e notified Im mediately In case of error. TO AUVERTIflKn*. A Herald representative thor­ ou ghly fam iliar w ith rates, rules and classification, w ill givo you com plete Information. And it you wish, they w ilt a ssist you in w ording your want ad to inuko It more effective. IMrOItT.XAT NOTICE. A dvertisers should give their street or p ostoffice address ns w ell as their phone number If th ey desire results. About one reader nut of a thousand Jiua n telephone, and the others can't com m unicate with you uuloss they know your address. A ll d lsean tlausn er Ml'ST he made la person at The Hnnf« n l Herald of lire or hr lo i­ ter. Telephone d lscu atln■are* are not valid. Courteous. Prompt, E fficien t Service. Political Announcem ents Ffift ‘COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. I wish to announce that I shall be ii candidate for the office of County Prosecuting Attorney, subect to tho endorsement of the lemocratie voter* at the June 3rd, primary. GEORGE C. HERRING. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County i Judge of Seminole County, subject | to the Democratic primary, June 3, 124. I pledge faithful service I should you nominate me. J. G. SHARON. FOR CLERK OF COURT I hereby announco my cnndlJacy for tho office of Clerk of the |Clrcuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, subject to the decision of he Democratic Primnry to be teld on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I land for, efficient and service, in iffice, ___ VANCE E DOUGLASS. [f o r MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD I hereby announce myself a can­ didate for rc-elcction to the office of member of the board of public instruction, representing school district No. 1 of Seminole County, subject to tho Democratic primary to he held on June 3rd, 1924. FRED T. WILLIAMS. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY I desire to announce to the citi­ zen! of Seminole County that I am a candidate for the nomination to bo Prosecuting Attorney for the County Court of Seminole County, subject to tho action of tho Demo­ cratic Primary, Juno 3rd, 1924. I will be grateful for your voto and the nomination. ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my cundidacy for County Commissioner for District No. 2 Seminole County, subject to the Democratic Primary, Juno 3, 1024. L. P. HAGAN. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT' I hereby announce thnt I am a candidate for the office of Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Seminole County, subject to the action of tho Democratic primary in June, 1921. II. II. CHAPPELL. FOR J JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I hereby announce* that I am a candidate fo rtlie office of Justice of tho Pence in and for the first Jurticc district of Seminole Coun­ ty. With the legal and efficient assistance of the executive officers of the county I promise to do my duty without prejudice. L. G. STRING FELLOW. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Subject, of course, to the uctlon of tho Democratic Primnry to be held Juno 3rd, I will be a candidate for tho office of County Judge of Seminole County. I shall be grate­ ful for tho nomination and elec­ tion, and if elected I assure the citizenr.hip of Seminole a fair und faithful administration of tho af­ fairs of D*« o^lce. 1 SCHELDE MAINES. } HERALD WANT ADS WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES AND ROOMS FOR R E N T ,5 J REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS FOR REPAIRS c m . RENT—Two Ii p v t >r__ light house­ feAi-E—Dcijota paints and vnnrUhtu nt Sanford Novelty works, sole agents. 154-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for *3tt,r»> 13 eggs for $1.00. Sir*. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue, Sanford. Phone :ia03. 83-tfp SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 First Street. Next door to Smith Urothers. We soil, trade, and repair nil kinds of cook stoves. If your trouble is stove trouble, see us. i'W? SALE—Ancona baby chicks. r ine strain puro-bred ancona chicks, hatched from eggs from my own flock of carefully selected breeders. My 17 years experience in breeding anconna assure you the best to be hnd in the breed. All chicks delivered .South Baldwin Anconn Fnrm, Lillian, Ala. FOR SALE—Complete Areytlyline avoiding outfit at bargain. J. L. Jones, I.nkot_Mary, FOK SALE—Pepper plants. E. E. Washburn, West. Side, Sanford. FOR SALE—Remington type­ writer with wide carriage, $.10.00 for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ fice. "WHO ARE MY PARENTS" nt the Milano today. Heart throbs and pleasing glimpses of child life are found in this picture. Free tickets for Mrs. P. M. Eldor.____ Lakeland—Contract let for construction of new apartment house to cost $| |,oi)0. St. Petersburg—Contract to be let for Installation of boulevard lighting system on Central Ave­ nue. Political Announcements FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT I wish to announce that I am a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co-, subject to Democratic primnry, June third. If tlected, I promise the faithful performance of tho duties con­ nected with that office. W. L. MORGAN. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce my enndidney for tho office or County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the action of the voters nt the Demo­ cratic primary June 3. _______ JOHN G. LEONARDY. FOR SHERIFF Tn tho Voters of Seminole County: I hereby announce myself n can­ didate for Sheriff of Seminole County subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held on June 3rd. It I am elected I pledge myself to fulfill the duties of this office tn the best of my ability. ____ E. E. BRADY. FOR SHERIFF. To the Voter* «r Send note County: 1 hereby announce nty candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ nole County, subject to the voters of the Democratic Primury to be held Juno 3rd, 1924. If elected I promho four years of Law En­ forcement in a business manner by tho help of tho proper subordi­ nates or assistants and earnestly solicit the support of all law en­ forcement voters, on June 3rd. ______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN._ FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to tho office of county superintendent of public instruction of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to lie held on June 3rd, 1924. _______ T. W. LAWTON. _ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner for tho Fifth District romprising Chuluotn, Geneva and Osceola, subject tn tho action of the Democratic pri­ mary June 3. C. A. RAULF.PSON. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I wish to announce that 1 am a candidate for re-election to^ thu office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ nole County, subject to the decia mu of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. A. VAUGHAN. FOR TAX COLLECTOR I b» g to announce myself a can­ didate for the office of Tax Col­ lector of Seminole County, subject to tho decision <>f the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. R. C. MAXWELL FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commis­ sioner from district number two of Seminole county, subject to the action of tho Democratic primary June 3, 1921. . „ JOHN MEISCH. BRINGING UP FATHER keeping room*. Avc. 11th and Elm FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ keeping rooms a t $20.00 per month. 312 E. Fifth St. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, $20.00 per month. 311 East Eth St. FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms furnished. For sale sewing ma­ chine. EO'.l East Third. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS The Right Equipment In this afire of action and accomplishment, one can­ not afford to waste time with a set of rusty, obso­ lete, dull-edged tools. Keep up to the minute; have your working equip­ ment and your knowledge of today’s needs, the last word in efficiency. Keep posted. See th at your tools ire razor-edged, keen and modern—self-satisfaction is the forerunner of de­ feat. In hewing your way to Success, a great help will be found in The Herald Want Ads—they work their way into the keenest minds and find for you the very people for whom your appeal is intended. Use The Herald Want Ads for results. HELP W j SANFORD REAL ESTATE Is In great demand. Investor* are looking for good bargain*. If you havu nny real estate to buy or sell It will pay you to uso The Herald classified page. FOR RENT—12 room flat central­ ly located. who are in need of help should read the FORDS page of The Herald, New and Used reason for sending out-of ROADSTERS help when th e n is pros TOURINGS the person you want in COUPES Read this column and If \ SEDANS see what you want a few t l TON TRUCKS vested in a want ad will brf FOR SALE- -1-room house, new, Cash or term*. many replies. Just try it $850.00, We Sell or trade. THE PURE Silk Host EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc., of Chicago want*, FOR SALE—Lot* in Greenwood Authorized Ford Dealer managers and house to subdivision, from $250.00 to Sanford. $500.00 on Sanford Avenue. ALL MAKES of automobiles re- J vaascr* for "Community paired. Hupmobilea a specialty.1 , , w IJlfu ill1.. 1 FOR SALE—Modern bungnlow Work guaranteed. Corn.r Oak and nml town *oulh ot LeM* Big opjioitunity for hus close in; 5 rooms nnd bath, 3rd. Phone 440. ‘ 817 “ ply Tampa St., or writ* $3700.00. ! FOR SALE—Oldsmobile four, very ager Box 2577. Tampa. TP reasonable if taken at once. Call FOR SALE—2 lots on Elm and middled at Crown Paper Co., after 5 p. m. WANTED—One Highland, $.*>50.00 each. old man to sell goods on FOR SALE—A brand now Ford and Lakeland passenger IF YOU want n city lot, a sub­ Coupe. Been run only 10 days good job for man living Inurban lot, u house ready built, about town. 'Good care. Box 314, ford the year round; must ; celery fnrm, grovo or anything in Sanford. Fla. $25.00 security for goods the Real Estate line call us. We Orange county cmitnlna 22,107 to his care. Apply Tho sell nt the owners price only. acre* of grove properties, with News Co., 320 East Pino St. 1 .201X89 ornnge trees, 223,151 land Fla. Call and see us. Wo give you grape fruit trees, 533180 tanger­ WANTED—Small set of the bargains and service. kren in evenings. Coll THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. ine trees. 1,441 lime trees, 473 Utilities. Seminole Hotel Annex. lemon trees nnd 307 kunupint WANTED—Lady to do FOR "SATtv SALE—-Bungalow. .r> rooms trees. housekeeping for elderly’ nnd bath, gnrnge. $1,000.00 cash, FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ and take care of invalid. balance $35.00 per month. W. V. tically new. Bnrgnin. See Stew­ 111 Maple Ave. Wheeler, 401 First Nnt'l Bank art Dutton. WANTED—High grade au Bldg. Rhone 101-J. * salesman for one of WANTED VULCANIZING lines of cars In Sanford, Hood and commission to tho right MISCELLANEOUS Goodyear Address " Salesman." care 2 and Madam Hnrrtct, WANTED—An A-l booh Balloon Tires Beauty Parlor. nlso an office girl to Used Cars Over Mobley’s Drug Store. telephone and take orders. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, 311, Park Avc. Phono 245. a: Commercial St. WANTED—To buy second hand Apopka—DcposKa I n ___ sowing machine Cheep. Write Bank of Apopka *3ow increase for particulars. P. O. Box 081,1 $100,000 over last year. COLONEL HARVEY ILL. SEWING for children. Romper* and aprons n specialty. Phone BRUNSWICK. Gn., Mar. 19.— Building in Florida In il (537-11,_______________________ Col. George Havey, former Brit­ WANTED—Crochet work for in- ish utnbassodur, is reported un­ cost total of $49,591,019 in font’s sneques and bootees, made der the cure of a phys'clan on cities reporting a gain of to order. Phone 037-It. he 1has been per cent over their figures Jchyl Dluml, whore no RENNET’S HAT FACTORY—If spending several week.'. 11922. you want your hat cleaned and1 blocked when you vrnnt it and howi you want it send it to the Factory, ! 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville, j Florida. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce my candidacy for member House of Representa­ tives for Seminole County subject to the action of the voters nt the Democratic primary, June 3, ________ FORREST LAKE, FOR COUNTY 'COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candi­ dacy for County Commissioner for the fifth district of Seninolo Coun­ ty. Subject to the action of tho June Primary of 11124. ________ K. II. KILBER. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself as r candidate for tv.o o.rr.o of Sheriff of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic prm ury June, 1921 ___ W. A. TILLIS, TOR REPRESENTATIVE I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary, June 3, 1924. If elected I will advocate constructive legis­ lation for the benefit of the great­ est number of people in Seminole County and the slate of Florida. ______________ J. !£. LYLES. FOR t a x COLLECTOR I wish to announce that 1 am a rnndidnto for re-election to the cfflee of County Tax Collector of Seminole Countv, subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held in June. JNO. 11. JINK INS. FW t B N FOR CONSTABLE 111 D1Si£ 2 TRICT NO. L I hereby anna nice th it I am a candidate for rentable of District [HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT UPSA LA AND GRAPEVILLK No. 1, subject to the Democratic Rev. O. O. Ecknrdt, of Pierson. primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. FOR KENT—5-room cottage with WANT—To tent 3, 4, or 5 room expects to !>.* here to hold service bath, lights and water. W. J. Said district heig composed of tho house. Furnished or unfurnish- >next Sunday, Mar. 23, at 4 «’Transfer-Draying Fred R. W ilson following voting precincts: San­ Thigpen. od, close In. Will rent by year, .clock in the Lutheran Church. ford, Lake Monroe and Paoln. l'OIt RENT—Six room house, close Inquire II C. Morgan- P. O. Box' Little Marion Lundqulst and See C. E. Chorpening ATTORNEY-AT-LAW : Pearl Tyner are ill with the _____ _ E. E. WALKER. _____ in, goud____ location. 203 E. 5th Si. 301. PHONE 3302 10 THE VOTERS OF THE 19I'll; FOR s \ I F—Furnished or unfur- WANTED TO RENT—5 acres of meau,tM' First National Bank B ld f* tiled land suitable for tomatoes.! Mr. and Mrs. Derby, of PenSanford, Fin. SK.NATOr.IAI. OISTI1ICT „“ h*l Uv„ , S , house h, with Telephone Sanford — Florida 570 or See F. R. Whittle,' n tj lvanln, who formerly owned a Alter clue consideration, I have 'bath. Everything new. Cheap, im i grove here, were out calling 1111 French Avc. decided to become a candidate for Good terms. Call at 203 Holly old neighbors last we -k, re-election t<> the State Senito Ave. 1JUILDING Emil MngmHon w r here from from the l'.lth Senate.ia| District, WindmerF oh Sunday, visiting at George A. DeCottes irotnposeit'arf-OriirMsr f sfmrflohj hind APARTMENTS' MATERIAL W. J. Thigpen the home of Ids sister, Mr. and Altorncy-al-I,aw Osceola Counties, subject to the FOR RENT Mill AC!. E Concrete Co.,' general Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Hengston und Democratic Primary to he hold Over Seminole County Has moved to Puleston A cement work, sidcwlaks, bulld- Miss Tyner were also visitors Juno 3rd. I respectfully solicit ARE YOU—Looking for r. rood Hark trout D e-worth Grove at the your support. Drum ley Bldg. Real Es­ room, if yon don't find one list­ ittg blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E home Sanford, ------------- Florida of Mr. and Mr*. Tyner, ________ M. O. OVER.STREET. tate and all kinds of la* ed in this column, in.-iot u small Ti'rwilleger. P rop.___ The little son i Mr. and Mrs. Me m b e r o f sc h o o l ito A itir Want ad and you will receive tho Lumber and Building Material. Tom surance. Fortier is very ill with I wish to announco that I am a best listings in the city. Carter Lumber Company pm umoriia. Dr. Denton thought candidate f >r Mender of the _ N. Laurel St. Phono 588. be.:t to take him to the hospital. School Board of Seminole Co. from Schclle Maines IT DRIVES OUT WORMS Wo nru glad to learn that ho is j HILL LUMBER CO. House of Studcbnker, Packard, Chevrolet School district No. 3. Subject to surest sicn of worms in Service, Quality a'id Price improving. the decision of the Democratic pri­ children is paleness, lack of inter­ Phono J. L. PERKINS - LAWYEkt 135. Little Lucille Loyd was very ill mary to be held June 3, 1924. est hi play, trvtfulness, variable for a few days with lironehiel Sales Department ________H .JLPA TT [SHALL. HEAVY VOTE IN GEORG1\ appetite, picking at the nose and — Court House ATLANTA, Mar. In.—Farr pneumonia. ' Dr. Stephens being sudden starting tn sleep. When ____ FOR SHERIFF Son Juan Garage to attend her. The grand­ I hereby announce myself a can­ these symptoms appear it is tim e' weather indicated a heavy voto called mother, Mrs. Lucas, was called didate for reoiectlon to the office to give White's Cream Vermifuge. in •he Georgia presidential pri- from Jacksonville und is now r of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ A few doses drives out the worms nrury today, in which the caadithe family. Their sister. ject to tho action of tho Demo­ and puls the little one on tho road dates are William (!. MeAdoo and with Elton J .VIoughton Mrs. Lucas, nnd family from Aucratic primary to bo hold on June to health again. White's Cream Senator Oscar Underwood. tor, spent a night with them. 3. If elected for another term I Vermifuge has a record of fifty ARCHITECT’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer >ir.„ pledge to fulfill the duties of tiro years of successful use. Price 35c. Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers LOST AND FOUND and children, \who have been ' First National Hank Bldg. office In tire same efficient manner Sold by all leading druggists. upending the winter tn Miami,1 S n r .. U7 Park Avenue— Phone MI that 1 have j conducted it lit the LOST an opportunity to keep! called on old friends here. They #•* l*lornlii ri-nti past. abreast willi the times by nut‘ made the trip in their Ford i> law degree from a Florida ilistl Political C. M. HAND. reading tho classified pages of one day to Geneva, where Hir'd tutloii, having been graduated Announcement your daily newspaper. Herald spen'. the night ut the home td- front Stetson University m 1902 sanv CUR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ want nds contain many interesting Mr. and Mrs. Homier son. Mr10 If elected, he promises the nffuirs Curtis and two children, wh messages. It will pay you to read ,,f |.V Sanford Novelty efficient handling of the 8TRUCTION have been visiting them, are rd’* the i>fllec as in the past. I hereby announce my candidacy ih'-m daily. V to their home ut Nasi*4* for re-election as member of the i.USl'—A dark brown alligator turning Works villu. Tenn. Mrs. Cramer miJ-L * leather traveling hag containing Board of Public Instruction for the suanmhe County. Florida, repre­ wearing apparel. Was missed be- children will spend Charles 5 rooms and bath, a Seminole toi , V. C. COLLER. Prop. senting school district No. 2 of tween Orlando and Haines C ity. w’,th her parents. Finder please return to Mcnende'.■ them to Jacksonville, thin hr v II Seminole County, subject to the /rood buy at $3,500— Democratic primary to be held on Bros. Cigar Co., 112 Palmetto return to his work with Elder. rn m i ,,tCvneral Shop mid MU! Work Ave.. Sanford, Fla., nnd receive re-1Dudley. While here they were nolghbi. ,-r S500 cash, $35.00 per Juno 3rd, 1921. •,»*»—John[ Contractor nnd Ruildor wan|# | iht* gttcaia uf Mr. nml Mr*. V. 1 pleasant home or CIIAS. A. DALLAS. Volie Williams, in honor of Mr. Cotlcr. month. Volie Williams ami little non, and Mrs. Forrest West. A very 517 Commercial Street 2f» acres at IiwuUnR station, ■ aau aaaaH « * Jan o aa» iaan aao aH ij« ;w ii:S aaaaH n aajn aiiaiJi:aB I Volie, Jr., und If. C Lmulquirt happy time was enjoyed by those 15 acres tiled. !-2inch and 3*3 were in Jacksonville the first of present, hut during ii all the rate the week, bringing back some of regret that wj were to lose inch wells. A dandy farm nt "no enrs. Volie stopped t<> sen , this estimable family. Mrs. Wil* $16,000, very favorable Mr. mu! Mr*. Campbell ut Ht. j iianis served .delicious caramel Wilaon Welding & Radiator cuke, coffee and milk. Mr. and terms. Augustine. Works Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Swanson, Al­ Mrs, Cramer were also with us. Mr. and Mrs. West ami son bina. little Dorothy and Archie Swanson, took a drive Salurduy Leonard, left Tuesday for Foun­ "If it’s Metal we can weld It." IL B. Lewis & Co. afternoon through ’*er Park, tain Head, Tenn., going in their SANFORD, FLORIDA Tel. ill') !car. They have been staying id going by way of Oviedo. Rev. ahenlicm. oi e u - tk who the home of Mr. und Mrs. A. 11. First National liana Building— , new occupies the place of the (Lundqulst for a few days. They ■AND SUPPLIES ground floor. lUv. Edward*, will he with WIin;(.,| i„ ct.0 of Fluridu N F O R D ,F L A . Kte STEWART The Florist us March JU, tho last Sunday m l. , , . . , Phone 319. F00TOFFIRST s the mouth, coming with Rev. ' no fore leaving, so last week they Flowers For AU Occasions I me month, | went to St. Petersburg und Liter Member* Florists Telegraph De­ «x3aaM aaaKnaaacH8aKaeBnRanaBflnt>HBiuaaBaxaaaaiixHHcr Clark. i to Maiuiiar, on the Last coast. livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W s s s s ® ® ® se e CCS® ® ® s s ® ® BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD WHIDDON & HODGES BUNGALOW Rogers Couple Get Life Imprisonment By GEORGE McMANUS S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Dullder Sanford, Florida R. C. At A X W E L L Real Estate und Insurance SANFO RD. -------FLORIDA, Sanford Machine Co. U t.trU M ir h lM IVwk* 0 1 1 .4 ( 1 junivaj k$ .** '- xe »;siQ i'i* M *n * b «I U « U « a (ir Indian u x t .is . � 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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