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IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, M O •N D AY, DECEMBER 20,
1920
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NUMBER 221
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CANNOT SHUT
CROOKS BEING
irH ER N UTILITIES CO.
THE
MILLION
DOLLAR
BAND
WHEAT IMPORTS
ROUNDED UP
¡OFFER lo ss a t gas p l a n t OUT OF ARMENIA
IN NEW YORK WILL PLAY FIRST CONCERT
BY FIRE SUNDAY MORNING
TO CAP
BUT PRESIDENT CAN STOP A L L POLICE ENDEAVOR
TU RE ALL THE BANDITS
FUTURRE TRADING
IN THE CITY.
IN W HEAT
FIREBUGS OPERATE
(Br TU* AuocUUS Pr»4it
IN PENNSYLVANIA
WASHINGTON,
Dec. 20.— The
900F OF GAS PLANT AND
DESTROY PROPERTY President Is without power under ex
part OF MACHINEY
isting law “ to shut out wheat Im
bu rns.
(Hr Tkl AmmU M Tnu)
ports," but ho “ i pparcntly has c.rtn ln
FAYETTE CITY, Pa., De* 20.—
pow ers under Lever act to stop future
Firebug« operating in Fayctto and
trading In wheat," Federal Trade Com
Westmoreland counties fo r
two
mission says in special report to P resi
months, fired a b ig bam and two
niUAGB WILL NOT CAUSE ANY residences. The barn was destroyed dent Wilson. Commission said It ap
pears largo volume o f futuro trading
«HUT DOWN AS AU XILIARY
with a loss of |00,000.00. Losses so
p l a n t IS W’ORKING
,
far attrblutcd to firebugs exceed a is more gambling and involves great
economic waste.
hnlf million dollnrs.
lUlLD AT ONCE
n* P*s plant oi tiio
rtiHtlfi X " W ,n tW* clt* BuffoT*d
Kriom fire Sunday morning early
j It looked for a time as «hough
i entire plant would be ruined but
.fire department finally subdued the
set after a hard fight. It Is not
„jwn just what caused tho fire but
li (opposed that a back fire from
, engine thnt Is used there Ignited a
.t of the plant and as there la conIridenble combustible material In a
|ru flint the fi: rained a rapid headIrsy before the department arrived on
(tbs scene. Luckily the company had
{mother pUnt that was not touched by
i fire that could be used after being
eted up and the consumers did
Inot suffer any from a lack o f gas alIthough it was rumorc<J that there
told be several days In which no gas
old be procured, but the manage
latent states that there will bo no delay
■either In repairing tho damage
Ivroapht or In the plant as they will
|go right on making gae aa usual.
The roof was fumed off and the ms[thlnery damaged some, but nothing
iMrloos enough to stop the plant from
limning.
The gas plant and the water plant
lb separate from the main plant at
Iliads Siding and are located near the
I a. C. L shops where the pumping
litadon and water tank are located and
i fire did not affect the electric light
ing plant or the service in any de||artment yesterday.
The Southern Utilities Company
Ihare not done any work o f rebuilding
1st the gas plant as yet and tho fire
1*111 probably start a rebuilding and
Inew machinery that will give tho city
Ithe service in the gas works that ia
Ibow being given at the electric light
Iplant The plants here have been
Ihiving troubles of their own during
jthe put year and have Just about
Jconpleted their Improvement« at tho
Ilight plant and i.. plant that will
I take earc of the i /eda o f the city
land the refrigerator business for
Imany y u n to come and they have
Igone to an enormous expense to build
this pUnt and put It In flnt-clasa
dupe. They have the sympathy of
the public in their loss but If it means
Ia new g u plant an(j better gaa the
I public win count It a gain fo r both
Idfjplte the loss and Inconvenience.
CONSTANTINE
HAS RETURNED
TO G R E E C E
WAI.SII SISTERS
TO TESTIFY
IN IRELAN D
(Bj TX* Aaao«UUd fruì)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Misses
Annio and Suslo Walsh, sisters-inlaws of the 1st« Lord Mayor M cCurtln o f Cork, who witnessed his killing,
AM ID THUNDER OF CANNON
aro duo to arrivo tomorrow to testify
AN D APPLAU SE OF THE .
before Irish Investigating commlttoo
POPULACE
o f one hundred.
(Br Tk* Aum UU4 Fr»iil
ATHENS, Dec. 20.— Constan
CHICAGO STUDENTS
tine o f Greece, entered Athena
ORGANIZE TO
today amid the thunder of can
D E A L WITH THUGS
non, the hum o f airplanes cir
cling overhead and the roaring
Chicago, Dec. •20.— University o f
cheers of the throng who wept
Chicago students organlzo vigilance
with Joy. No foreign ministers
committee to protect coeds from crim
were present during the cere
inals. Many coeds reported being at
monies. He attended Cathedral
tacked on esmpus after dark and one
service and rode to the palace in
girl thrown front taxicab by three
the royal carriage.
men who Jumped in car and robbed
her.
CUCUMBERS SELL A T
15 PER CRA TE THIS WEEK
Some winter vegetables are appear
ing on thelocal market. A few beets,
one crate o f carrots and eix crates o f
turnips were sold here the latter part
o f this week. The first celery this
season came In yesterday. Ten crates
were sold at $3 a crate. A few cab
bage and aixteen hampers o f English
peas have been shipped the latter part
o f the week.
E ight crates o f cucumbers sold at
|5 a crate Wcdleaday. A few egg
plants, five crates, sold at $2.60. Let
tuce comes in alowly, only one hamper
having been sold In the last threo
days. Irish potatoes is «till the prin
cipal crop. Squash are holding up well,
18 e n te a having sold at $2 In the last
three days.
Prices quoted by local buyers to
day: Beets, $1.60; beans, 2.60; cab
bage, $2.60; carrots, $2; celery, $3;
cukes, $5; egg plants, $2.60; lettuce,
$1.50; Irish potatoes, $2.25; English
peas, $3.50; pepper, $2.50; squash, $2;
turnips, $1.25.— Plant City Courier.
ARTHUR LOSSING
N OW R E S T S
IN ARLINGTON
IKISSIMMEE’S NEW BANK
BEING o r g a n i z e d w i t h
STOCK OVER-SUBSCRIBED REM AINS OF YOUNG SANFORD
SOLDIER KILLED AT C1IAKISSIMMEE, Dec. 20.-P rcllm lnary
T E A U THIERRY, BROUGHT
*P* are being taken to organize the
BACK HOME
JterchinU and Farmers Bank o f Klsnmee, which will have fo r its stock
The remains o f Private First Class
o dtrs local men and Orlando men.
Arthur D. Lossing, have arrived at
Toe institution will have a'-pald-up
New York and await the decision o f
«»p tal of 125,000. The shares, which
tho parents in .this city, Mr. and Mrs.
$100 c®ch, have been over- A. C. Lossing.
-This- information
wbicribed.
came to Mr. Lossing in a wire this
Tbe officers who will serve Ull the morning and tho parents will allow
m annual meeting o f tho atockhold- tho government to bury Arthur in
pj
wil1 be In -January, ares Arlington Cemetery near Washington
rr» u ent’
^ nRC °* Oriando; vlce- where rests tho warriors o f America
tuhlrr"» R. J* Waring o f Orlando; who have fallen in all the wars slnco
nfs
’
^ “ ^ s of Orlando. These this country came Into being.
Arthur Lossing fell early in tho
J 1? tho ndd,tlon o f Ernest
» ¡ ¡ w i n # 0 , W: Per,on>
Klsslm- fight losing his life at Chateau Thier
’ Wil1 form ‘ ho board o f directors. ry where so many o f our brave boya
were alnln that tho hordes of Ger
FARMERS’ RILL*
many might not overrun fair France
IJEFORE HOUSE,
and it was hero that they were check
WANT ACTIOy ed fo r all time. Arthur was found
on the field o f battle and his fate was
wW
A s ^ o i r x . ^ HouM unknown here fo r several days, his
fam ily and friends, hoping against
F o r L v ?r?C* rU CommltU<s *° U d out hope that this fine lad would, be
to
ne/ * encF Urii* MH designed spared but he died on the battlefield
'riuirm*n if rmer" * nd Instructed and the American L egion'P ost here
S
b
* <*uin notion commemorates Arthur Lossing and
0,u before Christmas recess.
Frank Campbell b y naming the Post
for them. -It is some comfort to the
10 their itüd*íar,íet|raa* e* b,E «M m « grieving parents that they can visit
youcln
,n
Herald— that Arthur’s grave when the beautiful
four Chri Î eVerTth,n* necessary for Arlington cemetery Is green and
& » t ? up
£ \m
,rr
ftt t h a «____
t - t0«u’ flow ering in the spring and summer
too V
Herald
time and ’Us better that Arthur rest
^•tTuyMBtnH,°1I eryth,n«f w*nted and In the green fields o f Virginia than
liver
It. They «leIn the^ poppy fields o f France.
t
O ffice supplies at the Herald.
(Br Tk« SiMcItUd rroil
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.— An exten
sive round-up of croks in Nek York
was begun by the police today in an
effort to atom the crime wave. Citi
zens arc considering arming them
selves.
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NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON
FINE MUSICAL ORGANIZA
GERMANY
TION W ILL BE HERE
ALL W EEK
BACKS UP'
ON TREATY FREE CONCERTS
COTTON REPORT
WHINES AROUT GIVING MILK
SHOWS TEN
COWS BACK TO
.MILLION RALES
FRANCE.
(Dr Tk* AktttUUd Fr*M)
(Br Tk* Au m Ii M Frau)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Cotton
BERLIN, Dec. 20.— Surrender o f
exclusive o f liniera ginned prior to
December 13th amounted to ten mil eight hundred thousand milk cow s
lion eight hundrdo and seventy-eight under the Versailles treaty would be
thousand, two hundred and sixty-five disastrous to Germany, it would
weaken public stamina, and individ
bales, it was reported today.
ual resistance and reduce ability o f
Germany to fulfill its treaty obliga
DROPPED FROM POLICE
FORCE IN MAGIC CITY tions, says a letter to the French
women from tho German women to
day.
(Br Tk* iitocUUd Frau.)
WILL RE GIVEN EVERY AFTER
NOON OF HOLIDAY
W EEK
Ono o f tho biggest things this city
has over undertaken Is the bringing
o f tho Million Dollar Band here holi
day week to enliven tho place and
bring the peoplo in front the sur
rounding country to hear this fine
musical organization. It redounds to
the credit o f tho peoplo hero who h iv e
made these freo concerts possible and
it will mean moro to Sanford than
anyono can figure at this tlms. Other
MIAMI, Dec. 20.—In a shakecities are paying $1000 per month o r
HARDING OPTIMISTIC
up of tho local police department
OVER TREATY more fo r a band fo r the entire win
seven patrolmen today were dismissed
ter. Sanford Is paying $1000 fo r a
and a score o f others w ill appear to
( I t Tb# AiMciited pm i)
MARION, Dec. 20.— President-elect band for ono week and it Is such en
morrow before Mayor Smith to answer
terprise that makes this city great.
charges running from "bootlegging" Harding today expresses confidence
Not only will our visitors have th e
to graft and bribe. An effort will bo in the progress fo r tho formation o f
opportunity
o f hearing the Million
made by officials to round up the al an international association os the re
Dollar
Band
fo
r the week but the home
conferences with notable
leged liquor ring, whoso activities are sult o f
people
will
enjoy
them as well fo r aa
becoming notoriously open. Upon men. He wil con fer with Kx-Presi
a
band
and
orchestra
they are p ar
orders from tho chief o f police, out- dent Taft Thursday.
excellent and have fe w superiors i f
of-town detectives were brought in, it
any (n tho United StSates.
is Said to obtain evidenco against sus W A G E REDUCTIONS IN
The “ 18” Club have guaranteed the
CLOTHING INDUSTRY
pected members of tho police depart
band
their money but they asked the
A R E ANNOUNCED
ment here.
.
enterprising business men of Sanford
(Br Tk* A**o«Ut*4 Fra*«)
and many citizens who arc not In
N E W YORK, Dec. 20.—Wage re
business to help them out In paying
ductions averaging thirty per cent
for the band and the response has
under union scale in men’s clothing
been most generous. It means n o
ndustry announced by clothing man
more for tho members o f the “ IS *
ufacturers’ Association.
Club to have the band here for a week
OFFICIAL RECORDS
than it means to any other citizen.
. NUGENT NOMINATED
SUBPOBN1ED
They arc just a bunch o f boosters w h o
u
BY COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON, Dec, 20.—Nomina
are trying to advertise Sanford In
tion o f Jbhn F. Nugent o f Idaho as
many ways and above everything els#
(Br Tk* Sa***l*t*d Fr«u)
member’ Federal Trade Commission
to bring In new people here to visit
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Record confirmed by renate,
the city and trade here and perhapa
in National Coal Association’s headto
locate hero and become residents.
quarters here, subpoenaed by senato
They believe In sounding the praises
committee on reconstruction and will
o f Sanford early end lato and are
bo brought before committee tomor
bent on heralding tho wonderful pos
row, chairman announced.
sibilities o f this city to the world.
The band will bo a great drawing
PRESIDENT IRISH
card for the week and If there Is any
REPUBLIC SAILS
one who has not donated to this cause
.
F O R IRELAND
they can leave their money with
GEORGE W RIG nT DREW LARG E
Schelle Maines or Chas. Britt. The
LONDON, Dec. 20.— Tho London
CROWD TO AVIATION
following firms and citizens have
Times correspondent at Cherbourg asFIELD YESTERDAY
given- to tho band fund to date and
Rcrts that Eamon do Valera, “ presi
many others have signified their will
dent o f the Irish republic,” Is aboard
The thousands o f people who were
ingness to contribute during the w eek:
the Aqultanls, due there tomorrow af disappointed on Sunday before last in
F. H. Trimble, Wm. M. McKinnon,
ternoon.
. • not seeing Geo. T. Wright perform
Seminole Hotel, A lbert A Dorner,
his wonderful repertoir of air stunts
Ferkina A Britt, Bower A Roumillat,
The steamer Aquitania sailed from Jand have been so eagerly anticipating
Joe Meisch, City Markets, A Ratfitld,
New York on December 14th. A writer the exhibition booked fo r yesterday
Henry L. Walsh, John Meisch, L. P .
in the London Eveing-Standard said afternoon were given the chance to
McCuller, Herald Printing Company,
oft December 15th that ho had learned satisfy their desire b y wU.iessIng the
D. C. Marlow, John L. Brady, Mobley
from an authoritative source that de m ost startling and sensational exDrug Store, S. O. Chase, Bill H ardV aleraw aa expected to land Iq Eng- ploits o f this world renowned filer yes■ Company. Hill Lumber Com InnrI In
n fe
fnn/
A Vinm
A nffìrfi.
Awl nvr sflarnAAfl
f *'‘ ’Airport,”
.*f MAfl 7* fill*
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land
in a
w rtatffl
days. Til
The
homo
office, 4terday
afternoon ffk
at
the
pany, Fleetwood A Co., W. B. A h em ,
however, said it had no information' aviation field managed by Albert
T. B. Little, J. E. V. Jarvey, H. M con the su b je ct
, Dorner.
,
Lawlin, C. O. Mahoney, Dean Turner,
Do Valera’s secretary In New York, | W right caused all spectators to
C W. Zarlng A Co., R. B. Monroe,
Harry Boland, later declared thSt do ntand aghast as they saw the fearless
Chas. Whltner, J. E. Wade, Hayes 4b
Valera w as In seclusion at a private death-defying little man loosen his
Ratliff, S. O. Shinholsor, Buyers A u to
incidence In the immediato neighbor- (Uf0 belt, crawl ou t from his seat In
(Company, Harry W ard, J. D. D av id son
;hood o f N ew York City, and would re- the plane and walk about on the w ings
T. C. Smith, T. M. F ox, Geo. L. H byr
sumo his speaking tour in tho United 0f the machine as calm ly as the ordlnA. P.‘ Connelly, B. A O. Garage, G. <LStatcs when he had regained h is' nry person walks on the streets. Ho
Chambcrlain, Edward Higgins, G. O health.
hung by his ankles from the wing skid.
Loulcs, C. M. Berry, 8 . Runge, R . W Government officials a t London Did trapeze work from tho landing
Deanc, F. Wilson, W . P. Stone, F redpointed ou t that de Valera had tech-; gear, stood on his head on both upper
Dorner, W . Carchbell, A. E. Yow ell,
Uically offended against tho law and and lower wings and then to conclude
Peoples’ Bank, First National Bank,
was liable to be arrested In that the act, stood upright on the top w ing
Samlnole County Bank, Frank Meisch
country, he having escaped from while his pilot looped the loop and
and L. A. Bnimley.
prison In 1010.
.
j landed In front o f the crowd am ong
JACKSONVILLE GERMAN WAS
TARRED AND FEATHERED
REAL
ESTATE
DEALER
WROTE TO METROPOLIS
OBPJECTING TO THE
WORD “ HUN.”
(Br Tk*' AtucliU« Frtu)
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 20.—
John D. B ischoff, a real estate
dealer here, was tarred, feath er
ed and pushed out o f an autom o
bile on a crowded street last
night with a placard on him
reading, “ Herr John BischoiT, a
Hun.” He will not leave Jack
sonville as ordered by the m ask
ed men but will report at his o f
fice today, his wife announced.
The attack followed the print
ing o f a letter in the newspaper
from BischoiT referring to the
Germans as Huns and threaten
ing to withdraw His advertising
unless It was stopped.
LIEUTENANT O'BRIEN,
HERO AVIATOR,
KILLS n iM S E L F
AIRPLANE
STUNTS WERE
THRILLING
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 18.—
A report setting forth that Lieut. Pat
O’Brien, officer o f the royal flying
corps In tho world war, found dead
last night in a downtown hotel had
committed suicide was filed today by
police detectives who investigated tho
case.
Lieutenant O’Brien was found with
a bullet wound in his forehead and
an army pistol at his side. Pollco
said he had tried and failed to e f
fect a reconciliation with his >w ife , a
motion picture actress.
O’Brien, the detectives said, came
here from Oakland yesterday and
went to the hotel where his w ife had
a room. Ho took another room and
telephoned to her, according to the
report. Mrs. O’Brien, It was de
clared, replied that aho was too 111 to I l l i j l / i v 1 i U i
see him. A few minutes later at
R
tendants heard a shot fired. O’Brien
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was found'dead.
nDi?nif,rriAMC!
Ralph Davis, the son of T. J. Davis
o f the Midway section, was accidently
shot Saturday while out hunting with
his brothsr. His head and chsst w ore
filled with number seven shot and
while very painful It was not serious.
Had the charge o f shot hit his eyes,
however, he would have lost his sight.
He was rushed to tho office o f Dr.
Marshall and received medical treat
ment and will be all right again in a
few weeks.
Sanford looks mighty good to the
strangers In our midst right now .
This city is some lively burg and we
should keep it such.
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MUST AMEND CUMMINBESCH ACT TO INSURE
COVERING ALL LINES
i pllshcd by this wonderful young
I I I l N - thriller o f the air, who has given to
MIAMI, Dec. 20.— Senator A. B.
I / v / i l . tho American public its full qudta o f
Cummins,' who la spending the w inter
both stunts and straight
in Miami, said today the decision o f
the railway labor board that the a ct
The famous stunt pilot accompany .does not* cover electric or* interurban
Tho entire country a fter enjoying ing Wright in this act is Jimmy John lines, limits the scope o f the E scb unprecedented prosperity in fertility son, who Ess Just closed a most suc Cummlna a ct considerably more than
o f the land, unlimited demands for cessful season o f twenty solid weeks had been intended b y framers o f th e
building material, machinery; auto through the southern and western bill, and that in such a case the bQI
mobiles, clothing, shoes and luxur states. He Is sn ex-arm y filer, a m ost would have to be amended to speakies, due to only one thing, which la careful pilot, always paying strict at- more clearly the intention and scope
that Venus reigns supreme in 1920, tention to the traffic laws and has o f the» measure.
but must now undergo a three-year carried many passengers while here,
The plan at the committee drawing
adjustment to bring business to a as many o f Sanford’s residents w ere
tip the bill was that all the lines en
satisfactory basis.
glad o f the opportunity to take
gaged in the transportation of freig h t
During the year 1921 Mercury, a flight with this Interesting young bird
no matter by what pow er the freight
doubtful planet in many ways, like man. “ Henry" was forced to consider
the thermometer, will regulate busi the speed limit o f the sir yesterday carrière were propelled, should com a
ness and prices in all parts o f tho as he bad for one o f his passengers under the act,” said Senator Cubcountry. Since storehouses are filled Sanford’s speed cop, Mr. D epfer. mlns.
with manufactured articles that must Other passengers were Mr. WflmanPost Cards a t the Herald office, l e . '
(Contlnuped on pagò eight)
son and Miss Kennedy.
Try a Herald W ant Ad.—It pays.
M
BOY ACCIDENTLY SHOT
' No othcr I,vin,r nvtator' hM cver
F U l l [attempted the marvelous feats accom uau
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TUB 8 AN FORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929
K
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.50 TO $25.00
$3.75 TO $50.00
Kodak Albums
•
* In Leather
Kodak Developer
^
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New Ivory Goods
S
’
Outfits
L ’Origin, ‘Coty’
Houbigants
.
M ary Garden
Cara Nome
'
Jonteel
Marvis-Azurea
Floramye-Djer Kiss
Lady Mary
With an Artistic Appeal
$5.00 TO $75.00
C om b s, Brushes,; Mani
cure Pieces, Powder Box
es, Hair Receivers, Pic
ture Frames, DeskPieces,
etc. These goods are
sold in sets or separate
pieces. .'
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H ANDSOM E
T h e rm o s
X m a s C a n d ie s
*
Lu n c h K its
Caraffes and Pint and
Quart Bottles
i
Nunnally's
Johnstons
Liggetts
Guths
Schrafts
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A ll sizes, 1-2 to 10 lbs.
A lso Stick Candy
for the Kiddies
In B o x e s o f 2 5 & 5 0
PRICE $2.75 TO $8.00
Hava Tam pa
Attractive
Assortment
•
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Portinas
LaPreferentia
A ll Brands of Cigarettes
in Xm as Boxes
T h e most Elaborate Line
ever shown.
W illow Linen, Keiths,
Cascade, Harmony of
Boston, Lord Baltimore
White W ycoff.
‘
.50 TO $25.00
X m a s B o o k le t s
Waterman’s
Cards Seals and Stickers
F o u n ta in P e n s
Tam pa Nugget
Americus
For Living Room or
S a fe ty R a z o r s
Gillette, Ever Ready
Auto Strop, Durham
Duplex, Gem
and Milady DeCollete
$1.00 TO $12.00 ,
Presciption Druggists
.Eversharp Pencils
Appropriate for any
Member of the family
$1.50 TO $8.00
Hot Water Bottles
W ith a 2 years guarantee
z PRICE $3.00 TO $5.00
The Rexall Store
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920
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Nolle« o f Application fo r Tax' Deed ♦ ♦ M M H M I M I I M M M M M t I H M H M M f
U nler Section 575 o f the Gen!►
Notice
u»t » D :i M
Dante), purchaser o f Tax Certificate
No. 176, dated tho 6th day o f July,
A. D. 1914, haa filed r,<«Id certificate
in my office, and haa made applicaR. J. D O LLY
Editor
tlon fo r tax deed to Issue in accordÏ N» J. L IL L A R D . .Secretary-Treasurer
ance
with law. Said certificate em
H. A . NEEL ______ General Manager
braces the following described prop
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.
erty situated In Seminole County,
Circulation Manager
trouble showed that there were live
Florida ,to-wit: S 15 acres o f 8B
M IC K IE ¿ A Y S
Fhono Herald O ffice 148 or 64.
deaths during the clash, two o f these
1-4 o f SW 1-4 o f See. 11, Twp. 21 S.,
Rge. 31 E. The said land being as
Alnrtblat X.tM X.d. Kaaw* «a Applicatin being negro women, onb negro man
■WÍMftMVWOWftSA'rUWWt'qSUand two white men." Mr. Phillips also
sessed at tho date o f the issuance of
SUMOG X 9 'fl WWSPCttS OQWttMDCUA
stated that the investigation which
such certificate In the name o f Mrs.
tum MSSAÖO Atri-OeeuAmvf OCALM»
On t n r
was conducted by his-agents estab
01« laMitwa
AS UW.5MÍÍ CUWS9 tSt%XX.'i\,X*lXS£i*i L. G. Starbuck
lished the fact that no Federal elec
Also Tax Certificate No. 423, dat
ed the 6th day o f July, A. D., 1916,
19 C«ota tion .laws were Infringed, *that there
was no effort to prevent duly quali
has filed said certificate in my of
Member o f the Aaaodated P reis
fied negroes from voting, and that
fice, and has made application for
there was no effort to terrorize tho
tax deed lo issue in accordance with
negroes,
law. Said certificate embraces the
Evidently, then, the Ococo "gentle
following described property situat
W H AT SIDNEY J. CATTS FEARS man'' who gave the assistant secre
ed in Seminole county, Florida, totary o f tho negro advancement asso
wit: N W 1-4 (less NW 1-4) o f See.
It Isn't what Joe Enrman, editor ciation the "information" in the letter
17, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E. 120 acres
and publisher of tho Palm Beach above, did not give it to tho Federal
M-L. The sold land being assessed
'Post, has already said about Sidney District Attorney. Ho knew It was a
at tho date o f the issuance o f such
J. Cntts, that caused Cntts to write lie when he wrote it to White.
certificate in the name of J. 1!.
the
threatening
bomhnrtic
letter
In the light o f the investigation by
Bryce.
about going to Palm Bench with n the Federal Department o f Justice,
Also Tax Certificate No. 412, dat
double-barrel shot gun to kill him if The Tribune rcafflms its conclusion of
ed the 6th dny o f July, A. D. 1915,
he does it again. It is the fear that November 18th:
has filed said certificate in my office,
iLarman will "di* down into my flies,"
"The N. A. F. T .A . O. C. P. lied!’'
and hns made application fo r tax
and make asoni£ interesting reading" —Tampa Tribune.
deed to issue in accordance with law.
about C sits in the immediate future.
Said certificate embraces tho follow
Catts knows that if any man in
LAKE ASHBY MAY GET
ing described property situated in
Florida has the "goods on him" it is
BIG TOURIST HOTEL
Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: NE
Joe Earman. Ho knows that if any
1-4 and N 1-2 o f SE 1-4 nnd SW 1-4
man can damn him, it is Joe Earman.
A big tourist hotel may be erected
o f SE 1-4 o f Sec, 7, Twp. 20 S., Rge.
He knows that if there is any man
on the bank o f Lake Ashby in the near
32 E. (Less E 1-2 o f NE 1-4 o f NE
who wilt be believed by the people it
future, with splendid g o lf links in
1-4). The said land being assessed
is Joe Earman, The letter then, with
close proximity, i: plans now being
at the date of the issuance o f such
the threat o f the shot gun and "fou r- i
considered by F. R. Dennis and asso
certificate in the name o f J. II.
teen buckshot in each barrel," is a
ciates are carried out.
Brice.
great big Cattosquc attempt to bluff
Mr. Dennis recently purchased the tion and co-opcrntlon.
Also Tax Certificate No. 415, dat
a man who has no, more fear o f him
Miss Turney hns here Wednesday
former holdings o f the Indian Springs
ed tho 6th day o f July, A. D. 10151
and his "shot gun" than others had o f
Land Company and hns been here for looking over the field and organizing ins filed said certificate in my o f
him and his "trusty inkstand."
several weeks looking over tho prop her force here. She is the active field fice, and has made application for
T^ore was once a boy who' climbed
erty and making preparations fo r put agent and holds r high honorary rank tax deed to issue in accordance with
a tree after a pole cat, not knowing
ting the tracts on the mnrket. A in the Confederate Navy organization. law. Said -certificate embraces the
what it was, As he neared the top
number o f tracts have been sold since The county committee, suggested by following described property situated
the pole cat defended itself. The lotthe land enme into hia possession and her, will be: L. F. Chapman, chnlr- in Seminolo County, Florida, to-wit:
tie fellow went right on, crying, but
several new residents o f tho Samsula man; Elywyn Thomas, Harry Katz, NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f Sec. 0, Twp.
road, aaying, “ Oh, dog gone you, I
section have been gained as a result. J. Davidson, with honorary members 20 S, Rge. 32 E 40 acres more or
know what's the matter with you.
A number o f additional families will o f Mcsdnmes Edgar Lewis and Dan less. The said land being assessed at
Y ou’ re scared." And he got that
conic during this winter and still more McCarty and the Rev. C. F. Readc.
the date o f the issuance o f such cer
skunk.— Tampa Tribune.
There are C00 o f the Confederate
plan to come within the next year.
tificate in tho name of J. H. Brice.
Mr. Dennis is much pleased with Nnvy now living, and probably 300
A b o Tax Certificate No. 186, dat
"TH E N. A. F. T. A. O. C. LIED
;hc tract and tho possibilities of,that o f them will be furnished accommo ed the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1014,
dations in the home. As the ranks are
On the 18th o f November The section. Last week ho received two thinned out, the veterans o f tho Span- 'has filed said certificate in my o f
Tribune published this editorial para- large tractors from the tractor plant ish-American w ar will^ occupy the fice, and has made application for
which he owns in the North and these
Itax deed to issue in accordance with
home, and later veterans o f the world
Inw. Said certificate embraces the
"The national association for the |machines have been put to work on war.
following described property situat
advancement o f colored people, head - 1the tract.'
This is an interesting development
ftrat-class tourist
It is believed
ed in Seminole county, Florida, toquarters in 'Boating,' announced thut
good chance fo r Fort
and
there Is
thirty negroes were killed in the hotel at Lake Ashby would prove a Pierce to secure this home. Develop wit: SW 1-4 o f Sec. 18, Twp. 20 S.,
Ocoee difficulty on election day. The paying proposition, especially if a ments will bo made public as fast as R. 32 E, 160 acres more, or less. The
good golf grounJ was laid out an the
said land being assessed nt the date
N. A. F. T. A. O. C. P. lied I"
they are available.— Times-Unlon.
level
land
which
surrounds
the
lake.
o f the issuance o f such certificate in
On December 11th The Tribune re
The
Samsula
section
is
developing
the name o f R. D. VnndeCnrr.
ceived a letter from Walter F. White,
CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS,
rapidly
now
and
tho
people
o
f
New
Also Tax Certificate No. 380, dat
assistant secretary o f the national n s -:
STAMPS
Smyrna
arc
much
interested
in
this
ed
the 3rd day o f July, A. D. 1016,
aociation fo r the advancement o f c o l - !
development.
Practically
all
o
f
this
has
filed said certificate In my o f
ored people, 70 Fifth avenue, New
Just received new assortment o f
city’s supply o f vegetables now comes
fice,
and has made application fo r
Y ork, which said: (quoting the para
from tho farmers o f that community Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., tax deed to issue in accordance? with
graph)
and a big acreage of Irish potatoes fo r your pneknges, letters and cards. law, Said certificate embraces the
“ May I offer in contrast to your un- j
Sec the new pnrcel post label that
substantiated statement the fncts will he planted there this winter.— bespenks the Christmas spirit and tho following! described property situat
ed In Seminole County, Florida, towhich were proven by a careful in New Smyrna News.
rutc little tags and stamps that should
wit: SW 1-4 o f SE 1-4 o f NW 1-4
vestigation which I made at Ocoee a
mark all your packages. Only 5
TO BUILD HOME IN
of Sec. 20, Twp. 21 £>., R. 32 E., 10
few bourn after the lynching. My
cents a pack at the Herald office.
FLORIDA FOR MEN
acres
more or less The said land bcinformation was secured from white
CONFEDERATE NAVY New line' o f stationery this week es ing assessed at the dato o f the issu
people who boasted o f their partici
pecially ordered fo r Christmas week.
ance o f such certificate in the name
pation in the mob.
A home fo r the Navy Moh of the
o f Unknown.
,
"M ay I quote one o f these 'Gentle Confederacy, to cost at least $150,000
The New Y ork "building
trust'
Also
T
ax
Certificate
No. 413, dat
men* o f Ocoee who states in a letter and to be located in Florida at a place was erected on a poor foundation.ed
tho
6th
day
of
July,
A. D. 1015,
I have before me— ‘A fter the polls to be selected Inter, is the program of Indinnapoiis Star.
has filed said certificate in my o f
closed a number o f armed men went the .Southern Stntes, which is being
fice, and has made application for
to his (M osc Normnn's) house, with worked out under the direction o f Ad
Reformers seem bent on mnking
out a warrant and without an author miral A. 0. Wright, the only surviving tho Snbbnth a day of arrest.— Nor tax deed to issue In nccordaneo with
law. Said certificate embraces the
ity of law as is claimed by those ap admiral of tho Confederacy, and Miss folk Virgininn-Pitot.
following described property situated
proving their action, to arrest this Theodore Turney of Nashville and
in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:
negro. Two white men were shot in New York. The headquarters o f the
NE 1-4 (less SE 1-4) and NW 1-4,
the negro's back yard. From that committee is the Aragon Hotel, Jack
and SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 òf Sec. 8, Twp.
time on fo r three days, the community
sonville;
■
20 S, Rge. 32 E, (less W 1-2 o f NW
ran riot, I do not believe it will ever
Tho general plun is to build tho
1-4 o f N W 1-4, and less W 12 acres
be known how many negroes were home by popular subscription and
o f E 1-2 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4). Tho
killed.
Every negro home, school support it by the legislatures of the
said land being assessed at the date
house, church and lodge room in thnt several states, The legislatures of
o f the issunnee o f such certificate in
community was burned. In some in oleveq o f the thirteen states interest
the name o f J. II. Brice.
stances, with women and children oc ed have agreed to do their part and
Unless said certificates shall bo re
cupying the house and thus burned to it is expected that the consent o f tho
deemed
according to law, tax deed
death.' ”
other two will he secured as soon as
will
issuo
thereon on the 18th day of
At the demand o f this association
they meet.
January,
A.
i), 1021.
the Federal department of justice
Tho location o f the home will be
#
Witness
my
official signature and
ordered Federal District Attorney decided on when tho plans ore well
seal
this
the
13th
day o f December,
Herbert S. Phillips of Tampa to make under wny. A citizen o f Fort Pierce
A.
D.
1920.
an investigation nnd report on the hat offered this place ns a proper site,
(S E A L )
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Ocoee incident
nnd tho offer is made under advise
Clerk
Circuit Court,
In Tho Tribune o f Saturday morn m ent , Should Fort Pierce be consid
Florida
Sanford
Seminole
County, Fla.
ing Federal District Attorney Phillips ered fnvornbly, tho people o f the town
215-6tc.
By
V.
E.
Douglass,
D. C.
said:
*
* will be called together fo r consulta"M y Investigation o f the Ocoee rate
N»
FARMER FRIENDS:
*|
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I •
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As the Fall Season Is drawing to a close
and new plans and arrangements are be
ing made fo r the com ing year, we invite
you to place your account in our hands.
None of us can intelligently prophesy as
to what the com ing year really holds in
store; but a friendly connection with a
strong.bank is the best security against
the uncertainties o f the future. •
F. P. Forster, President.
A m p le Stocks
B ..F . Whltner, Cashier,
P rom pt Delivery
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
mace
Our Prices Will Save
You Money
CH ASE & COM PANY
Service That Counts
We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Car loi receivers anti distributors al! binds Fruit nnd Produce!
Consignments Solicited
Rtftrtnc«» i
P ro d u .a Reporter Co., New York
National « ta la and City Bank
. , v
n
L
Ifi
A s * * o u r B a n k A b o u t Ul
Pure,
Sweet, Wholesonu
t
*
Delivered Fresh Every Day
M IL L E R ’S B A K E R Y
S P E C IA L BARGAIN S
FOR THE F IR S T
C O M P L E T E H O U SE B IL L
N O W M AK IN G
Christmas Candies
Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds
Plum and Fig Pudding
Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins
Juice,
. Grape Ju
ice, Virginia
V irg in ia Daré and Claret
Mince Meat, Dry and Moist
Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds
Huy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In Our State
urnor
Phone 497
Weiaka Building
Pecan Nut Roll
Lord’ s Purity Water
Fresh Daily
As Good as the Best
$1.00 POUND
Dally, Service
Phone 66
W a te rs Kandy Kltohen
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
Demonstrated In your home.
Christmas orders should bo giv
en Early.
B. E. WILLIAMS
or G. A. DItEKA, DcLand
. Daytona Beach *
198-26tp
ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS,
HAIR CURLERS, HEATERS,
CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING
MACHINES, WASHING MA
CHINES.
Come In and make your »S e c
tion now.
F. P. RINES
105 Palmetto Are.
Phone 481
The Citizens o f Sem inole County
LISTEN— ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE
^
WHILE W E TELL ABOUT
WHILE W E SING ABOUT
. The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair
Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921
THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET BELO
IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUIJ INTERESTS.
It la to embrace the prodneta, official or private, o f fit« e**1*
tiea in the beat section o f the state.
THAT'S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL
YOU H ELP!
Johnnie,J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and bed*1
will occupy our frounda from December to tho time o f opening * *
Fair In order to get ready for IL
W. R. O’NEAL
J. L. GILES
C. B. HOWARD
Secretary
President
Treasurer
�THE SANFORD/D A IL Y HERALD,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920
Breaking Sm iles
•
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PAGE THREE
ADDITION AL LOCALS
;
Monroe county contemplates thn
building o f a highway connecting the
island keys laying between the main
land a n d, Key West.
S P E CI A L S
Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tags
at Mobley's Drug Store.
2 !9 -tfc
Cocoa is rejoicing at# thn sale o f
bonds fo r tho construction o f a road
across Merritt Island and bridging
Banana river connecting the main
land with the ocean beach.
Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at
A. Kanner's, Sanford A v c.
21G-12c
Duval: Duval county farmers won
hundreds o f doilnrs in premiums at
the recent state fnri. The county ex
hibit won much favorable comment
from visitors nnd third place by tho
Judges.
Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and
Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Kan*
ner.
210-12tc
A KICK ON THE PRICE.
Wc arc in the heart of tho vege[table section of the world. Just now
lettuce ii selling here around 75 cents
Ip<r hamper. The farmers ore bring
ing it in to the grocers here at that
Iprice. With 30 heads of good lettuce
to the hamper we see no season in
the world why the grocers should
durge 15 cents per head or even ten
tents per head for it. A reasonable
profit would be a fine advertisement
for our city nnd anything less is In
juring our city. People come here
to buy vegetables and fruit cheap
hot find after getting here that they
can buy Sanford fruits and vege
tables cheaper in New York than
they can in Sanford where they are
raised. Let us get down to real facts
in asking people to come here.
All
this is aaid for the benefit o f tho
home people alao as the writer paid
this prico fo r t head o f lettuce last
week after the bottom had fallen out
o f the lettuce market. When it Ib
bringing a good price in the northern
markets we expect to pay a good
price here but the man who raises it
is getting nothing for it and there is
no reason why tho grocer should
charge a big prico for nny kinds of
Florida fruits and vegetables when
they are as cheap as they are now.
'
CITIZEN.
AND CHRISTMAS PUDDING— ALL GUARANTEED PERFECT.
THE CITY MARKET IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST MEATS OF
EVERY KIND— ROTH WESTERN AND FLORIDA
Remember the children with some
of Zane Grey’s, Eleanor Porters’ nnd
Booth Tnrklngton’a interesting books
at Moblcy'a Drug Store.
219-tfc
THIS IS THE RIG STORE—THE STORE THAT CAN F IL L YOUR EV
The foresigh tand
indefntignbic
energy o f the late Henry U . Flagler,
oil and railroad magnate, and the
daring o f his development o f the East
Const o f Floridt, were praised by
William Jennings Bryan in a speech
during the Flagler day cxeecises o f
the Miami Palm Fete.
ERY W A N T FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER.
IT W ILL SAVE LOTS
OF W ALKING OR PHONING IF YOU GIVE US YOUR ENTIRE ORDER
CITY MARKET
Beautiful assortment o f Lion brand
shirts fo r gifts at greatly reduced
prices.— A. Kanner.
216-12tc
De Land auto enmp is a busy and a
very interesting place. Few pcoplo
can have any accurate idea o f tho Im
portance o f thin institution unless
they g o there and spend some time
in conversation with the people who
compose the centcd village, for such
Send in your locals to the Herald it rcnliy is.
office. Phono the news to 148. We
want every- bit o f it. Tell us the
news each day.
and was a most brilliant affair, out
stripping ail other attempts of the
kind. Columbus proved to be a most
gracious gucso and the
Seminole
braves who met him at the landing
gave him a most hearty welcome.
Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, $2.15 each.
A. Kanner, Sanford Avc. Phone
0.
216-12tc
30,000 Y O U N G STE R S
VIC TIM S O F RICKETS
Of all diseases that are liking a
deadly toll among tbs children of
Vicuna as the result of under-feeding
rickets Is pro7lng the most rerlon* and
widest rend menace. Not less than 30,0O(> ihlhlirii arc «offering from this
palnlMl nIIIUtlot., according to official
estimates.
To rescou these through providing
proper food, clcthlnt and medical at
tention lint otherwise 'hey cannot obtnin the European iteilcf Council, com
posed of eight leading Americas r*lief agencies, la making a *slot appeal
for $83.090,000 for.the relief of 8,BOO,000 destitute and auffering Europsru
children.
Next year the tide o f tourists will
be turned this way. The sixteen-foot
asphalt road through tho county will
Copt. H. A. Johns, local represen be the first inducement's, nnd when
tative o f the United Sugar Corpora they come and ace, they will * be
tion nt Paiatka, lately received noti pleased. Of tho thousands of auto
fication that 1,000 tons o f the finest tourists who arc now in the state and
seed enne procurable hod been ship-1 will keep coming, very few come this
ped nnd will soon arrive to be fu r way. They have been "routed” an
1,SOO,000 POLISH C H IL D R IN IIC K .
nished to chose who have agreed to other way because wo haven't had
plnnt fo r tho sugat refinery.
the mads. But we will be up with
One million five hundred thousand
the procession ncxe year, and will children la Poland today need medical
attention. Their condition hat beta
Braciet Watches, Electric Lamps, show some speed.— Bunhnctl Times.
caused by hunger end went, To'save
Smoking Sets, Casscro'e and other
Just received a new shipment o f them the Europe«ti Relief Council Is
Sheffield silverware f o r holiday gifts.
appealing to the people o f the Doited
— A. Kanner, Sanford ave,
21C-12tc W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladies
Statee for $88,000,000 to carry en re
and Children'* shoes at reduced prl». lief work in etricken Europe.
A fter one of the hottest in.:-i ¡pal cs.— Knnncr’a Store, Sanford Avenue.
fights ever staged in New Smyrna
216-12tc
Office suonile« at the Herald.
tho proposed commission manager
plan charter wns adopted recently by
the voters by a vote o f 342 to 208.
Tho new charter hod been prepared
by a charter board elccecd at the
regular city election and most o f the
strenuously
city officials fought
against its adoption.
KODAK ALBUMS
In Leather
KODAK DEVELOPER OUTFITS
Perfumes 50c to $25.00
h o u b ig a n t s
MARY GARDEN
GOODS— EVERYTHING THAT GOES TO MAKE YOUR FRUIT CAKES
Osceola: This county wns repre
sented nt the state fn lr by a splen
did cxhibic in charge o f the countv
agent. Tho exhibit won fourth plnce
nnd $135 in ensh, besides much ndvorvertising which cannot be expressed
in doilnrs nnd cents.
Come in and get your new type
writer at tho Herald office now. A
real typewriter .at $65, the best you
ever saw fo r the money or fo r twice
the money.
L’ORIGIN, 'COTY'
FULL LINE OF AUSTIN-NFCHOLS' NEW YORK STATE “ SUNBEAM
CARA NOME
JONTEEL
M ARVIS-AZU REA
TLORAMYE-DJER KISS
L A D Y MARY
NEW IVORY GOODS
WITH AN ARTISTIC A P P E A L
A s we arc nearing the close o f
business for this year and soon
to take stock we expect to make
it interesting to the public to
come and purchase their wants
nt
this
W E M EAN JUST W H A T W E
--------------------- SAY -----------------
Phone 175
A big selection o f good books for
old and young at popular prices at
Moblcy'a Drug Store.
219-tfc
. The fifty-room addition to the new
Fort Pierce hotel wil, it is expected,
be opened to ehe public about Janu
ary 1. Somo o f the room s, however,
will be available for use before that
time. W ork on the second nnd third
floors Is now practically completed,
with tho exception o f plumbing con
nections.
Inside work on the first
floor is under way nnd should be fin
ished up shortly.
COMBS, BRUSHES, MANICURE PIECES, POWBOXES,
HAIR
RECEIVERS,
I'RAMES, DESK PIECES, Etc.
sold in Bets or separate pieces.
PICTURE
These goods are
BUY RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS EVERY
day
AND FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
Movement of St. Lucie County!s
big bean crop is now under wny, ship
ments going forward from several
poincs in the county doily to the mar
kets o f tho shivering north. Thd crop
thll sesaon is snld to bo excellent.
Plantings having been made at in
tervals and shipment should contin
ue throughout the winter and on up
to April o f next spring.
A nlco assortment o f Sterling Sil
ver and Gold Evcrsharp Penc’ Is and
Fountain Pens at M otley's Drug
Store.
219-tfc
t jh e
325
i/ è e x a lì S t o r e
Prescription Druggists
It is estimated chat there were be
tween twenty-five and thirty thous
and persons who witnessed tho open
ing functions on the greae Palm
Fete at Miami. Tho Landing uf Co
lumbus was carried out to the letter j
OUR STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOR THE PEOPLE OF
THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE TH E LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE—
/
B a r Pina
ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON A N D f W E H A V E THE
FINEST ,LOT O F BAR PINS TH AT HAS EVER
BEEN
SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SF¡E OUR D IA MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETC.. TOO M A N Y OF
IHEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE TH EM A T
J. T. B R A D Y ’S, Jewelry S tore
W ELAKA BLOCK
REDUCTION
SALE.
A. Kanner has a b ig lino o f holi
day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213215 Sanford Ave.
21G-12tc
0ER
great
Cor. 4th & Sanford
�■ i, . . jfri ut l i ■■ i >
PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY» DECEMBER 20, 1920
MOKE Rëârt
of scientist
Loemed Man, Victim of Thought!«»
Practical Joke, Proved Unable
to Live It Down.
MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY. Editor.
8 0 C IA L
CALENDAR
Wednesday'
FOR
THE*the leader. The aociety entered Into
an Informal debate on the subject:
"Resolved, It Is caaier fo r a rich man
to be gcncroua that It la fo r a poor
man to be generous*.
These Sunday evening meeting* are
full o f cnthualaam and Inspiration. All
young people are Invited to attend.
DEATH OF A. 0 . ALLEN
What la believed to be the great
est hoax In thg history of science was
played over a century ago by students
o f Prof. Bsrtholomaeus, Adam Boringer, holder o f the chair of natural
philosophy at the University o f Wuraberg.
He was keanly Interested In
fossil remains, and was the leader In
the great group that held (hem to
be a sort of divine Joke, placed In
the earth by Ood to test human faith.
Students designed a score or more
o f fossils from clay representing the
moat absurd beasts their Imaginations
could conceive, and hid them In the
ground In a spot where the old paleon
tologist was known to frequently dig.
'H e discovered them and accepted them
aa real, and when a little later the stu
dents hid other designs, showing
stars and suns and even Inscription«
In Hebrew, Syrian and Babylonian,
the old man was delighted and waa
sure he had proven hla grounds. He
began a book o f Immense size, and
written In Latin. In which he gravely
set forth hia proofs o f tho divine
origin.
The shout of laughter that
went up when the book wns Issued
broke the old man's heart, .and he
died after spending every cent he hnd
In an effort to recall the book. What
made the joke more serious was the
faith with which many learned men
accepted the thing at Bret, Berlnger’s
reputation up to thla time being high
In the world of science.
Mr. A. B. Allen, fo r several years
a
resident
o f Sanford and Master Car
Thursday—
builder o f the South Florida Railroad
Duplicate Luncheon Club with Airs.
when owned by II. P. Plant, died In
E. M. Galloway.
West Baldwin, Maine, on Tuesday,
Every W eek Bridge Club with Mrs.
December 14th.
W. J. Thigpen.
Mr. Allen was 81 years o f age at
Evening—
the time o f his death, was a man o f
Mr. and Mrs. Hal W right give dance
fine character, and throughout his
at W omen's Club fo r Misa Sarah
life had held Important positions in
W ig h t
I his chosen lnlc of work. Starting as
Saturday—
|n young mnn in the Vermont Con
Cotillion Club dance at Valdez.
i' trnl car shops, he steadily went for|ward in the first place in that organ
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schuyler ization, and then was selected to do
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schuyler have all o f the car construction work up
-taken the home of Mr. Frank Miller on a new rond* from McCombs City,
f o r the winter.
Miss., to Now Orleans, He then bcenme Master Car Builder o f th? C. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and fam & Q. Railroad, one o f the great trunk
ily will be at the Hotel Vatdez for the lines o f the middle west. A fter sotpo S T O R IN G W O R D S IK M EM O R Y
winter.
years in their service, he ramc to
What may Ba Described as Mental
Sanford and became
Master / ' ati
Photography Is Especially Valu*
Sidney Chase returns from school Builder o f the South Florida Railroad
able to Theatrical People.
for several years, under the adminlsin Exeter, N . H., today.|
oration o f James E. Ingraham.
The photographic memory Is found
Mr. Allen was the inventor o f tho most frequently In aftors and ac
Miss Marie Tigue returned from
Allcn-Vnnleu Grain Door, which is tresses, who have to study a variety
Gainsvl'.lc Saturday.
in general use throughout the grain o f parta In a very short time. After
a time, these people form a habit of
Miss Sara Muriel has gone to Jack- belt for the rapid loading and unload getting a mental photograph of the
aonviUo tospend the holidays with her ing o f grain. He also invented at words. They look at tho page, reed
the specinl request o f Mr. Plant tho the lines, end then, ehuttlng their
fam ily.
|
Balance Temperature Fruit
and eyes, endeavor to "see" the word*.
Vegetable
cnr.
Mr.
Allen
spent
a It la a habit which, once formed, le
Miss Kate Lenoir, who has been
quickly developed. The present writer
long
and
useful
life
in
railroad
work.
the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
once "crammed" a part o f forty-fire
He
leaves
two
daughters,
ono
Mrs.
Dumas, Has returned to her home in
pages In a single day by the aid of
Grace
B.
Williams,
well
known
in
Camden, S. C.
Sanford, and Mrs. William T . Blaine, this natural photography.
It may be said at ouce that not
who has resided in New York City
Mr. G. F. Smith came from Texas
everybody
can acquire this spectes of
for n number o f years, although mar
Sunday evening to spend the holidays
memory.
Only those possessed of
ried In Sanford.
great powers 'o f concentration can
with his fam ily. He will return after
achieve the results described. But,
Christmas.
SOME FASHIONABLE FEMININE providing that a person has anything
o f this gift, he can build upon It until
FOLLIES
Miss Merrie Frances Ball is spends
It will serve him to an alihost unlim
ing the week-end in Kissimmee.
What started this craze fo r bare ited degree.
The photographic memory usually
knees? One could understand the
finds Its beet development among peo
Quite a number of Sanford’s college
desire o f women to have the*r knees ple with what are called "bumpy"
set have received invitations to two
hare in summer, especially down here foreheads. They hnve unusual pow
holiday dances to bo given in Orlando
where it gets hot, but there is no such ers o f visual concentration.—Ex
which they arc locking forward to with
excuse in the winter. And there is change.
a great deal o f pleasure. One to bo
no real reason why bare knees should
Bats and Bees,
g iven at the Rosalind Club Christmas
be displayed on Central nvenuc. Yet
For ninny years I have noticed when
•vc by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones fo r
twice lately the Rambler has seen Ibo lime trees tire In (lower (be ground
their two daughters, Miss Jones and
women with their bare knees dis beneath (hem strewed with dead !■.•<>*
Miss Vivian Jones. The other to be
played. In each instanco there was (the small bumble-bee), stales « Scotjriven at the Country Club by Mr. and
no way to avoid seeing the knees, H-.it eiHTPsynndont ,m tint tire immers.
.Mrs. Nixon Butt on the evening o f
which were on display on tho street But 1 don't think this can he the work
Decem ber 27th for Miss Mallie Slight
and .very p a j.trb y h«d the ..m e o p . : 1"
" " -¡"KB—
• »; « '» I » « « •
And Miss Sarah Slight
p o r tu n »; . . the Itambler. In . . c V 1- " " " “ " ' 'ïl“ " e' » “ •»’“ " ‘ » • J " 11 .» « • '
ItiHldes tire eaten away. Can It be
instance the wearer o r railed down tint» there Is sonic tiny Insect in the
T , N . T.
stockings was sitting with legs cross- lime flower which, fastening on them
The T. N. T. met Friday with Mrs.
ed in such a way that the knee, un- ns they suck the honey, ent* Into tludr
J . L. Hart at her home on West First
bodies, ni.il causes them to drop down
covered, wns visible.
s tre e t
Girls arc foolish dressers, anyhow. dead below tho tree? I huve never
A most*pleasant afternoon was hnd
mitlc«'d any number of huts a b ou t' tin*
tree« of nn evening, and besides a
•
n
d
.
Inree
number
o
f
member,
were:
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and then wear short skirts, thin hat's mouth would be too largo lo cut
presen t
stockings and low shoes and tho skirts them out like thnt.
Delicious refreshments were served.
nr,e none too thick, even the coldest
day. The Remblcr saw a pretty girl,
English Coal Miners Peculiar.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS AT PRI
Jone of the coldest days during the last
Ttn. oocuputloti of emit-minim; Ip
M A RY SCHOOL
cold snap here, with her neck and Fughimi Is said to pass very largely
The Christmas programs at the
shoulders and arms enveloped In from father to sou and from tuteli* le
three primary schools were most In
heavy furs thnt extended down to her nephew. It Is a railing to which one
teresting and largely Attended last
waist nnd below the waist she hnd on Ik dedicated, and mure than any oili
•Friday morning.
n costume thnt looked like the front er eliisK of workers'tin* miners are n
Each program gave first n part th a t,
, ,
.
,
_
taste nnd n people to thetmelvet. It
told o f Santa Claus and then tho r,ow ,n n mu*,cnl com^
c,horuB‘ Th° was about a coal miner, or. ns lie used
dress wns almost to her knees and to be more generally railed, a collier,
Christ Idea wns presented. The pro
gram s were very well arranged and the stockings were the thinnest and that the famous story of the Brandwood grand uscii to 1»p told—bow he
olearly presented with great credit to when she walked the dress, made o f
bought the piano out of Ills monstrous
silk,
clung
to
her
in
a
way
that
made
the teachers.
wages and, finding himself unable to
• A t the Grammar School the third it very apparent she had on little ex play It. took umbrage and kicked It
-and fourth grades'gavc their program cept that thin skirt No wonder she to piece«. The story was generally
believed and much grieved over In mid
•for the entire school and their parents. was shivering, even with her fdrs.
That reminds the Remblcr: Recent dle-class Victorian society.
I t , too, followed tho same outline but
•on a larger scale. The carols were ly he saw advertised Invisible stock
ings. Now, If a stocking is to bo
FINE STATIONERY
•especially beautiful.
During the morning the school pre invisible, what the Sam HU! Is the use
Tho Herald office ia headquarters
sented a g ift o f silver to Miss Miller, o f paying some $6 or $6 fo r a pair?
th e principal, whose wedding is to be Why not go without any and save the fo r fine stationery o f alt kinds from
money. I f the stockings are so thin
an event o f the holidays.
tho printed letter head to the beauti
In each voom the children had that the wearer appears to have none
ful stationery in boxes that Is so dear
Christmas tries where they had a on, then where’s the use o f wearing
any.
And,
by
the
way,
tho
word
In
to
the ladles' hearts. You can get
•great deal o f fun and pleasure over
visible,
as
applied
to
the
stockings
In
this
stationery nnd hnve your monoth e gifts that were exchanged.
that ad, did not mean that they were gram printed on it, making the nlftto be concealed; by no means. In !lo st Christmas g ift that you have
KINDERGARTEN CHRISTMAS
this
day and generation, women b e-lever seen and one o f "the best Sta
Sanford has ono little school that
lieve
that stockings were made to be tioncry costs money these days but
fe w know about yet It Is quite deserv
seen.
— Tho Rambler in St. Peters our stationery is very reasonable in
in g o f mention. Little Misses Carburg
Independent
price and positively the beat that
metta Barber and Ruth Henry are
money can buy. Sco It at the Herald
teachers o f quite a unique kinder
office.
Want a typewriter? The Herald
garten, which la not a play one, but
.* real school.
.
has the agency for the best f 05 type
Get some o f those 1st« postcards at
- The Christmas program last Friday writer that has ever been put on the
tho
Herald office. The Valdes Ho
s m delightful with a real Santa and
market and we will have a shipment tel, the Welaka Block, the Semlnola
ji Christmas tree.
T he work the children have done la o f new machines the las0 o f this Hotel and other points o f interest
•very good Indeed and the little teach weeV If you are In the market for Only one cent each. Send a Sanford
n typewriter ace us before you buy. enrd to your friends.
e r s have quite a bit to be proud of.
Herald Printing Co.
C. E. DEBATE
Leave your orders .for Christmas
The Dally Herald uibscriptlor list boxes o f oranges with Reginald S.
The Senior Christian Endeavor, So Is growing jo rapidly that new cor- Holly who will ship them for you.
ciety o f the Presbyterian Church held ricr boys are necessary each week. If Oranges, tangerines, grapefruit or
their regular meeting Sunday eve you do not get your paper prom ptly! vegetables In any kind o f packages,
n ing at 6:46. Mr. Wilbur Rumple was phone 481.
Phone 168.
FLETCHER'S VIEWS ON
FARMER AND CONSUMER
GETTING CLOSER TOGETHER
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS ^ W h e n
the senate was today considering the
bill fo r bringing about a closer con
nection between the producer o f farm
products and the consumer Senator
i Flotcher made a few pointed remarks
regarding this Important matter. '
"About 1916, I think It w as, some
o f us* favored an amendment to the
appropriation bill coming from the
committee on postofflees and post
roads, providing for an initial ap
propriation o f |10,000 and authoris
ing the postofflee department to make
experiments and investigations Into
the question how best to promote
direct dealings between, the producer
and tho consumer. They did make
that Investigation. That waa n ot only
in the interest o f the producer but
it was also in the interest o f tho con
sumer, and that includes pretty nearly
everybody. Sohe suggestion la made
about this being class legislation.
Everyone ia interested in the subject
not only tho fanner.
"That appropriation led to* experi
ments, and finally other appropria
tions were made In subsequent bills,
and thnt work continued. The postoffico department was putting into
use trucks and other means f o r car
rying products from the farm di
rectly to tho producer, and It was
proving an immense success nnd n
great advantage to the public gen
erally, both the consumer and tho
producer. Rut in the Inst postof^ce
appropriation bill In another branch,
o f tho legislative department o f tho
government, that item was stricken
out entirely so that we no longer
have that means which was provided
for the. benefit o f the public general
ly in the distribution of farm prod
ucts.
I believe that I am .correct in stat
ing that the Item providing f o r the
development o f facilities for prom ot
ing direct dealings between Uie pro
ducer and the consumer was stricken
out o f tho last postoffice department
appropriation bill, or was not put into
it when the bill originated a t the
other end o f the capitol, and there
fore that whole cort has fallen to
the ground. It means all the greater
necessity fo r this kind of -legislation
in order that the producers m ay co
operate for the advantage and fo r
tho good o f tho public."
CLARA SMITH
TO SURRENDER
AND FACE CHARGE
(Br T k t Au m U M f m i.)
EL PASO, Dec. 20.—Clara Smith,
\vnntod In Oklnhomn in connection
with tho death o f Jake Hamon, will
surrender nnd face charge, her par
ents announced. Said daughter hiding
to avoid notoriety nnd was not guil
ty.
Get your typewriter at the Herald
o ..c e .
A first-class machine, bran
new at $65 and ono thnt you will Ilka
for tho rest o f your life. No> need to
pay any more for n real typewriter.
The Molle is not only a standard ma
chine but Is so arranged that you can
carry It around with you.
♦ ♦♦ ++♦♦♦♦♦+
And your thoughta turning t o gifta and aomething for
friend*, fo r family, fo r some one somewhere. What*, a
wonderful Idea that
Christmas Savings
In our Bank hai become and how fine It la now for those
who had a Christmas Savings Account with ua this year
to come In now and get their money for r ift s or for some
good cause.
To you today and atart Jrou o f f with a Christmas SavInga Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then talk It over w ith —
T H E PEO PLES B A N K
clâssifitù A h
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lets Hub
26 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit»
cordingly.
•
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
F O R RENT
Corrected on November 16, 1020.
Southbound
Arrive
No,
No.
No.
No.
No.
83
_
27
91
_
89______
85...........
Departs
2:36
a.:4pi.
2
6 « . m.
8:40 a. m.
1:28p.m . 1:38 p. ta.
3:20 p. m.
2:56 p.m .
7:30 p.m . 7:46 p. m.
North Bound
FURNISHED RtiOMa— Two fSJ5Ef
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311
Avenue.
157-tfe
FOR RENT— One nicely furnish«?
room for one o r two gentlem« or
nico couple. Can have use of ganft
Phone 23 fo r particulars.
20A-tfe
FO R RENT— Light
housckMpiaj
apartments, completely furnish^
over Union Pharmacy, Fint Stnt
219-Jte
Departs F O R “ RENT— Large, nice furnish«?
Arrive
housekeeping room , 205 Oak Art
.
82..................... 1:48a .m2:03
a. m.
Mrs.
Riddling, Eagle Home. 2204tp
84
_11:46 a. m. 12:05 p. m.
80______ 2:35p.m . 2:66 p. m. FO R llKNT— i well furnnlsheJ K3
92
_______ 4:00 p.m4:05
.
room, 717 Park ove.
220-tfe
p. m.
28
..10:00 p. m.
FOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap
ply at Horald office.
220-tfc
Leesburg Branch
Departs
) Arrive
MISCELLANEOUS
7:30 a .m .
•No. 168______
7:35 p. m. ROOM A iiD BO ARD , |11 per week,
No. 22______
109 ~
East F irst stree t, over Union
•No. 157..................... 4:00 p .m .
Pharmacy.
lC3-tfc
No. 21___________ 11:65a .m .
W ANTED
Trilby Brandi
WANTED—Team work. Inquire of
Departs
Arrive
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
189-GOty
8:00 a. m.
•No. 100.f ____
FOUND____________
3:25 p. m.
•No. 24______
FOUND— Pair
child's gloves on
•No. 101....................... 0:30p .m .
Oak nvenuc. Finder enn have *amt
•No. 25.................... 2:00 p .m .
by calling f o r It. H. Gettcl, 610 Park
t
Oviedo Branch
and
paying fo r this nd.
221-2tp
Departs
Arrive
•No. 120.....................11:00aim .
LOST
8:40 p. m. LOST—Saturday night between Or
•No. 127— . . .
lando and Sanford, two 34x414 tires
♦Daily, except Sunday.
and rims. N otify Bryan Auto Co.
221-3te.
666 is a prescription for Colds, Fev
er and LaGrippe. It's the moat speedy
FOR SALE
remedy we know.
17-18L: FOR SALE O R EXCHANGE—08»
20 acre, ono 10 acre Sanford Arc.
Walking
distance to city. Two lots
*♦+♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
corner Center and Elm Ave. Two
Iota west side Palmetto ave., 50 ftfrom Eleventh SL Make offer. B. T.
Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., lo»
,203-1 mo-P
Angeles, Calif.
Sanford Cash Store
O. II. STENSTROM, Manager
SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK
6-1b Cans
15-lb IRISH
C R IS C O ............
POTATOES
lib Pkgs. PURE
8-lb Bucket
I L E A F LARD .
Snowdrift Lard
1-lb Package SUN-MAID SEEDLESS
RAISINS .................................. ....
1-Ib SUNKIST SEEDED
RAISINS ......................................
1-lb GOLD MEDAL CLEANED
.50
$1.65
t
CURRANTS
.................I ........M
$1.53
.* ...
CHRISTMAS MIXED CANDIES,
I e r I ou n d
ENGLISH WALNUTS,
O O AC
Per P o u n d .................................................—......... o v O o x t l
BRAZIL AND ALMONDS,
Per P o u n d ............................
LEM AND ORANGE PEEL
Per» Pound ..........................
Meadow Gold
PO
Monogram Cream
Creamery Butter.... * 0 0
ery BUTTER ...
CITRON
7 2
j;
* * * * • * * • • • •»#<**■*• #*■•##*• • • • * • • • • • * * • « • § V « ■ !
4 p
Per Pound ........
OCTAGON SOAP,
3 for ..................
F. & G. SOAP,
3 for ............
GOLD MEDAL
PILLSBURY
Flour, 24-lbB...
Flour, 24-lbs....
........... ........
.45
................................56
24 i:
........I I Z I I Ì2 4 *
r— The first thirty eusTOMORROW-TUESDAY'
tomers to buy a
pound o f CERTIFIED OLEO will receive a 10-oz. Package of
CERTIFIED OLEO FREE.
FO R SALE— All tho lumber in the
grandstand nnd fence at bssebsD
park nt a bargain. See C. L Britt or
Herald office.
216-tfe
FOR S A L E -N o . 5 Underwood type
writer, A -l condition, |65.—Sm *
fo rd Truck Growers.
216-tfe
FOR SALE— A few yard turkey*,
nice and fat, 50c lb.—G. W. Sp«ncor. Phono 400.
216-71?
FO R SALE— New Chevrolet car rua
only 3700 mi. »750. Call 8800 Mag
nolia SL
221-Stp
FOR S A L E -T w o good milk « « ,
Jerseys. Both fresh. J. C.1SUpler*
221-10tc
F O R SALE—Three choice bulldUX
lots, paved street, cheap If »old •*
once. Corner 7th street nnd Myrtle
avenue. Apply W . W . Long, 410 0 «
s tract._____________ __________ 2214JP
FO R SALE— Good aecond-hnnd offle*
safe, perfect condition, but too smsB
for present owner. Inquire Ilaynea »
Ratliff, 115 Park avenue. Phone 340•’ 21-3tc.
Look over the elegant new Un* **
stationery at the Herald office befot*
buying your Christmas gifts of f“*stationery. W e have it In til dj**
and all shades at very reason*®1*
prices.
If you have a room for rent, If y°0
have anything f o r sale, the way
get results is to advertise it through
the Want Column o f the Daily Htf*
aid. This is the market page for
people who want something.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY» DECEMBER 20, 1920
PAGE FlVEt
Flratlag Ssull
Talk« Siedaetly*
Arranged for
Harald Brada»
Sanfort|, Fla., Dec. 20, 1020.
Carlot Shipment* from Entire Conn
try, Saturday, Dec. 18th
Florida— Sanford Section .......... — 11
Florida— Manatee Section .............. £
Robbie Gray. Father la ao happy* ho California— Southern Diet. _____
cannot stay In the atore and mother Louisiana
la doing welL
Total care I M
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There are only two daya in the year California— Southern District ........ 3
when we tako a reat and they are Destinations o f Florida Shipments
(Saturday)
Christmaa and Fourth of July. We
Potomac
Yards
may change the'latter date to Arm
Chicago ............
istice day neat year.
Waycross .........
J. L. Miller it having the front o f Now Y ork ........
his building improved by an addi Philadelphia ....
WASHINGTON, D. C., D e c . £ ','7 Z
Forecast for the period December 20
inclusive: South Atlantic and
S jfc u U
General1? M r and
£ * , tat with probability o f rain, on
Tuesday or Wedneadayo
WEATHER REPORT
For Florida-Unsettled weather totional awning and porch that will
flight and Tuesday; probably rain In
keep the sun from shining too bright
nortlon. Not much change
ly on his ahow windows.
'I
The streets look like Christmas to
day. being filled with a good naturad
crowd o f shoppers who ore patroniz
ing the merchants on all o f the busi
ness streets o f the city.
aid boys for s Christmas present.
is a good old town, filled with nice people. And Sanford is getting bigger
and better all the time. One o f the things that is making Sanford grow is
the patronizing o f the home merchants. People cun find ju s t w hat they
want at home without going abroad fo r it and every tim e they spend a
dollar with a home merchant that is just that much more they have helped
Sanford, because Sanford merchants spend their money at home.
right now during the holidays, You can get a present fo r every mer
o f the family in Sanford right now. And while you are doing it let u
the ones to furnish that present fo r HIM. We can take care o f your w
in good shape and we know that—
To Lai cars ..................
13
Diversions Filed Since last Report
None reported.
Total lettuce shipments from Flor' ida this season to date (12-10
Inc.) cars .... ......
813
Total lettuce shipments from F lor
ida last season to same date,
cars .......................................
626
HE W ILL APPRECIATE TH AT GIFT ^W ICE AS MUCH IF IT
BEARS T liE LABEL OF
SANFORD, PLA.:
Cool, clear.
Hauiings light. Demand and move
ment slow, market very dull. Few
sales. Cariots f. o. b. cash tracks;
IV m bushel hampers, Iiig Boston, qual
ity and condition fine, 50c-75c.
Dr. E. W. Shcpcrd o f Spartanburg
arrived last night to spend the holi
days at home.
. •
And snyhow the renders will want
a rest on thnt day nnd not be bothered
with reading the Herald.
Everybody is waiting for the Mil
lion Dollar Band that will play its first
concert next Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope and Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Williams of Ovcido
were in tho city yesterday.
NOTICE
Ur, nnd Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs.
Fred Wnlsmn have returned from a
trip to Tnmpn mndo in the
V
Snturday, December 25th, Christ
mas day, bnnks will be closed. Get
your payrolls, etc., Thursday or Fri
day.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
PEOPLES* BANK OF SANFORD.
H. C. Gcrror of Jacksonville is in
Jimmy Pierson, tho WTcatier, is In
the city on a thort visit connected the city today, coming over from
with his duties os traveling engineer Leesburg where he put on a fast bout
of the A. C. L. Ry.
with y o u n g ' Stechcr, a local boy.
Jimmy is a well known aviator as well
Lettuce shipments arc growing less ns wrestler and won fame on the fields
and it begins to look like the lettuce o f France with the American aerial
crop for Sanford was a thing o f tho forces.
put for this year.
Rivera Bros., the live wire mrechPerry Jernlgan o f the B. & O. ants at tho corner o f Fourth street
Motors Company left today fo r Tampa and Sanford avenue, are
getting
where he was called In conference ready to “ take sjock” as soon’ as tho
with some of the big automobile deal holidays are over and are making
ers in that city.
some very attractive reductions on
every item in their large stock o f
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood a Men’s, W omen's and children’s wear.
fme baby girl who will bo named See their ad In today's Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter nil), motoring
from New Smyrna to Orlando stophid In Sanford Saturday night. Mrs.
Hill had been visiting her parents la
Barbadocs, W. I.; returning via tho
East Coast Raiirond. Mr. Hill is in
business with his brother in Orlando.
Everything fo r the office at the
Herald Printing Co. We can fit you
out with all that you need in fine
printed stationery and office supplies
of nil kinds.
Have you seen that beautiful line
of box stationery at the Herald o f
fice? Just the thing fo r “ The Girl”
for Christmas. Get it printed with
her monogram.
Lexington
for the W hole Family
*
Call and Let Us Show
United States, Kokom o and
Miller Tires and Tubes
Spot Lights, Bumpers and
anything in the line of
Accessories
W e maintain one of the -best Repair
%
Shops in the State.
All our Mechanics have had years
of experience in the
Automobile Repair Business.
PHILADELPHIA:
26 . degrees,
clear. Wash. 1, Calif. 5, Fla. 10, N. J.
1 nrirved. 14 curs track including
brokne. Demand and movement is
modcrato, market slightly stronger.
Fla.’s \Vt bu. hampers, trends, $1.5081.75, few .|2.00. Poorer 81-25. Cal
ifornia’s crates Icebergs, 83.75-84.00.
PITTSBURGH. 20 degrees, clear.
Calif. 13 arrived. Opening price!
Monday. Supplies moderate, demand
nnd movement moderate, market is
steady. Calif's crates Iceberg, $2.75*
$3.00, mostly $3.00. Fla.’a \Vt bu.
hampers, Big Boston, $2.-$2.50, most
ly $2.25.
ST. LOUIS: 25 degrees, cloudy.
Calif. 2, Fia. 4, La. 1 arrived. 0 un
broken, 3 broken cars o f tra ck .‘ De
mand and movement slow, market
steady. Few early sales. Fal’s 1W
bu hampers, Big Boston, best $2.50$2.75. Ordinnry, poorly headed, and
heated, as low as $1.25.
Calif's
crates Icebergs, $2.65-$2.7G.. La's
barrels Big Boston $4.-$4.50.
Potomac Yards: reports passings
fo r 24 hours previous to 11 a. m.
Sunday: 27 cars destined: Philadel
phia 0, New York 6, Buffalo 4, Roch
ester 4, Pittsburgh 2, Baltimore 1,
Wilkcsbarro 1. Monday: 3 cars des
tined: New York 23, Philadelphia 12,
Baltimore 3, Boston 1.
Diversions accomplished at Poto
mac Yards:
Philadelphia 9, New
York 10, Buffalo 2, Albany 2, Wash
ington 2, Rochester 1, Boston
1,
Wilkesbarre 1, Pittsburgh 1, Balti
more 1.
MASONS ATTENTION
Satisfaction Guaranteed! £ ¡¡3
Sanford, Florida
Reaeroe Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
W hy not make some real "H A Y " in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account -4'*th us
Build up your credit that you m a ; : r able to
master difficult problems.
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
erything In tho office supply line ths*
you are needing. The price is ri ht
also. Let us fit you up with your
stationery and office supplies.
The way to pay tho expenses o f the
country fo r tho next fou r years is to
lay a tax on applications fo r Feder
al offices, New York World,
Brown's Market
SATU RDAY
SP E C IA L S
BANANAS, D o r . _______ ..4 0 c
NEW CROP ENGLISH
WALNUTS, lb
1...50C
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Repentance is often confounded
with determination not to g et caught
again.
f
WATERS CANDY KITCHEN
A L L NATIONAL BISCUIT CO,
CRACKERS, pkg.......................
3-LB. CANS. nOMINY,
GRANULATED SUGAR,
3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
Per Pound . . — ---------
Per C a n _________ . . . . . . . . . .
Per can __________ _
IRISH POTATOES,
3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can __________________
Peek --------- --------------SW IFT PREMIUM HAMS,
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Camp’s, Per e a a ________________
Per P o u n d ___. . . . . . . . . .
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
-C a n
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
Van Camp's, Per Can . . . . . . .
......... - ------------------- —
6-LB. CANS CRISCO,
1-LB. ROAST BEEF,
Per C a n _________
Can . . . . . . . . . . -----24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
1-LB. CORNED BEEF,
Per S a c k ____________________
Regular communication Tuesday,
December 21st, at 7:00 p. ra. Work
in the Master’s degree will be con
ferred.
All visiting brethren wel
come. Bjr order W. M.
H. E. TOLAR, Secretary. .
DeSoto:
Citrus fruits' and vege
tables have been
moving
steadily
from most of our uhipping polnta for
several weeks. Cattle are In good
condition on the open ranges.
- ■-----4
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
Sanford,Florida •*
A Home Bank foriiüîiSePeople
All the Family
Just make this a Useful Gift
You C ant M ake
H ag Without Sunshine
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
CAMPBELL’S 80UPS,
Per Pound . . . . ---------—. .
IIEBE CREAM, Baby,
1-LB. CANS MAXWELL HOUSE
Per C a n --------------HEBE CREAM, Tall,
Per Can . . . . . . . . .
COFFEE, Per C a n ___. . . . . . . . .
X
LORD CURVEUR COFFEE,
Per Pound
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberc
ulosla In Our Stata.
�PAGE SIX
TH F SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920
Sntire Week—December 25-31.
confidence men may be Intending to
IÀCK80NVILLE EXPECTS
m
I M A N Y CONFIDENCE MEN carry on operation!. Jacksonville po
lice have been active daring the last
iber o f Commerce to Send out week in rounding up suspects, and *
total o f eleven arrests hnvo been made
Warnings.
by Detectives Ilurlburt and Shirmans
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 18.— Many
confidence men are now in this city
CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS,
>smd more are expected to be here with
STAB! PS
in a short time. It Is believed that
.the gang intends mnking this their
Just received new assortment o f
‘rheadquarters fo r the season, but the
Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc.,
chamber o f commerce is determined to
fo r your packages, letters and cards.
break up the operations o f the gangs,
Sec the new parcel post label that
as far at least as Jacksonville is con
bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho
cerned,' and will send out warnings to
cute little tags and stamps that should
^>ther cities o f the state.
mark all your packages. Only 5
The emissaries o f these bands of
cents a pack at tho Herald office.
-organized criminals have been at work
New line o f stationery this week es
f o r somo time “ fixing” in various
pecially ordered fo r Christmas week.
quarters and expect to operate with
out much, If any, hindrance, here as
Prices arc now being regulated by
w ell as in other cities.
tho new economic law o f oversupply
A number o f written communica
and under-demand.— Washington Post
tions have been received by the cham
ber o f commerce furnishing important
information o f the plans o f tho con Notice o f Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 575 o f the Gen
fidence workers fo r the winter, the
eral Statutes.
latest o f these having been received
yesterday. This wns signed by a man
Notice is hereby given that T. W.
whose name will not be rondo public. Lawton, purchaser o f Tax Certificato
In this communication was given the No. 2356, dated the 6th day o f No
name o f a roan who is said to be ono vember, A. D. 1895, has filed said
o f the local heads o f the confidence certificate in my office, and
has
operations, and this will be furnished mudo application fo r tax deed to is
to the police department The cham sue in accordance with law. Said
b e r of. commerce is anxious to receive, certificate embraces the following de
from whatever sources, any informa scribed property situated in Semi
tion bearing on confidence operations nole county, Floridn, to-w it: W 3-4 o f
in the city and the state. Other SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 and NE 1-4 o f SW
chambers o f commerce throughout the 1-4 o f SW 1-4, nnd S 1-2 o f NW 1-4
state are going to takq up this mat o f SW 1-4 o f SW 1-4 See. 14, Twp.
ter and will carry the fight to n fin 21 S., Rgc. 31 E, (less W 1.-2 o f E 1-2
ish.
o f SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4).
The said
Last year the confidence men oper land be'ng assessed at the date o f the
ated in at least three different locali issuancq o f such certificate In the
ties in this city, this much being defi name o f Geo. Fox. Unless said cer
nitely known. It is thought probable tificate shall be redeemed according
to law tax deed will Issue thereon on
the 18th day o f January, A. D. 1921.
Witness my officia) signature and
seal this the 13th day o f December
A. D. 1920.
(SEAL)
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Clerk County Court,
Seminole County, Fla.
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1:38 p. m.
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The most spontaneous as well as the
largest consolidation o f effort In the
history of American relief and charltn.
ble organizations hns grown out of the
disaster which threatens 3,500,000
.European children this winter. To the
headquarters of every agency that dis
penses American mercy overseas has
come one steady cry for mouths past;
the children, most helpless and blame
less sufferers In the track of war, will
perish by the thousands before next
harvest unless America saves them I
When Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman of the Central Committee of the
American Red Cross, returned from a
recent trip abroad, hta report throbbed
with the need of the children. From
the feeding-stations o f the American
Relief Administration throughout east
ern and central Europe came letters,
cables, pleas of every sort. The Pro
testant churches sent Investigators
Into after-war conditions and evary
report breathed the Impending tragedy
o f starving and diseased ' children.
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish, the
child life of Europe Is threatened with
heartrending misery.
Tho European Relief Council, with
Herbert Hoover aa chairman and the
whole power of American charitable
thought and effort behind It, haa been
formed. It consists o f Edgar Rick
ard, representing the American Relief
Administration; Dr. Livingston Far
rand, representing the American Red
Cross; Felix Warburg, representing
the Jewish Joist Distribution Commit
tee; Wilbur K. Thomas, representing
the American Friends' Service Com
mittee ; James A. Flaherty, represent
ing the Kntghta of Celambue; Dr. G.
V. Hibbard, representing the Toung
Men's Christian AssodaUon; Miss
Sarah 8. Lyon, representing the Yoang
Women's Christian Association j Dr.
Arthur Brown, representing the Fed^
oral Council of Churches.
It Is tha purpose o f the Council to
rale# »38.000,006, la an appeal center
ing at tho Christmas holidays, to tho
end that the situation regarding child
life may be m et In every town and
community of the nation, It Is hoped,
local committees, rspreseating all tha
co-operating agencies will be formed
to secure the vitally accessary funds.
O f the amount sought, »28,000,000 will
be used for basic food. For evory one
o f these American dollars the local
governments and communities sided
will furnish two dollars. In tho form
o f transportation, labor, guards, clsrical help, caeh contributions and aucb
food euppUee se are locally obtainable
No children receive the free food ex
cept efter medical teats ehowing them
to be serioualy under-nourlehed. The
rer-nlnlog »10,000,000 o f the fund Is
ju.st ae urgently needed for medical
service to tho children.
The Buropesn Relief Council will do
much more than effect economies in
the raising o f the chlidsavlng fond.
It will, with tha inspecting force« oi
eight great agenda«, keep a constant
eye en the administration o f America'!
merciful r*«, la order that there shall
be no wait ige and nr tendency toward
pauperisation.
havo anything fo r sale, the way to
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____ 4:00 p.m.
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7:36 p. m.
AND NEVER IN OUR H ISTO RY DID
ENDURABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS BIAKE SUCH A
STRONG
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD
THERE
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____6:30 p.m.
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CHRISTMAS
TIME OR A T A N Y TIME A N D AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A F E W
•Dally, except Sunday.
HAVING
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WE
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A COMPLETE U N E OF D A IS Y AND KING A IR RIFLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
B. ft O. MOTOR COMPANY
8anfonI, Florida
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
AS
SORTMENT W E EVER HAD
Let’s Get Down to
Brass Tacks
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Our 8tate
Will be paid to any
Adult who gets the
For Stubbing C lothes
_____f 1.00
Dty C lean in g________ _________ .75
The Herald office ia headquarter« Pressing ....................... ............. . . i t
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
for fin e stationery o f all kinds from
FINE STATIONERY
After 12 Treatments
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•p
“ Energizer”
Office
This bona-fide statement is made—
and it will be carried out to the let
te r—because'w e desire to do MORE
good rather than LESS while “ ENER
GIZER” service is here, v There is a
mathematical ratio between Human
Illness and Human CIRCULATION
and all the money and brains in the
world cannot afford the protection
that BETTER STRENGTH and CIR
CULATION will give you.
Everything is o matter o f
"per
cent” and “ degree” in this world, and
each “ ENERGIZER” treatment gets
A N Y adult a “ per-cont” better in
physical Strength and * CIRCULA
TION.
It is NOT a matter of money to
YOU— it is a straight matter of
GETTING It— while the getting Is
good.
The INCONSISTENCY of
getting tho “ carbon” out o f you r auto
and NOT giving your BODY similar
care is truly CRIMINAL after due
thought
And “ If thinking hurts— then 'Do1T-NOW’ beenuso It FEELS GOOD.”
You cannot lose ANYW AY YOU
LOOK AT IT.
And if you get the "FLU ” before,
say BIAY 1st, 1921, you get »25. .If
you don’t get it, you should worry.
But you W ILL get the FINEST HU
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sound investment, a sensible, LOGI
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the moat HEALTHY CITY in the
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P. O. Box 399
TOE ONLY “ BNERGIZBR” OFFICE
IN TO E SOUTH
the printed letter head to the beauti
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to the ladies' hearts. You can get
this stationery and have your mono
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ever seen ami one o f the best. Sta
tionery costa money these days but
our stationery ia very reasonable in
price and positively the best that Every Battery repair we make is
money can buy. See it at the Herald guaranteed for six months. We are
able to . do this because in repalrimg
office.
any make of'battery we are licensed
Get your Christmas advertising in to use patented feature« which have
the D ally Herald. Tho people are made Vesta batterlee famous.
\
■hopping by the papers these days
and in reading your dally papers you
save money.
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Phone 189
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920
LAND IRRIGATED BY INDIANS
,
Before the Advent *of the Spaniards
the System Was In Vogua Amors
the Aboriginal.
for
THE BUILDER
From the Foundation
to the R oof
B E LUMBER CO.
Q u a lity -S e r v ic d -P r ic e
Buy a Home
for a Xmas
Present
Greatest Gift in the World
REAL ESTATE
Irrigation began In Texan many
ycara before the landa embraced
within Its boundaries bocame a part
of the United. State», year» before
those aamo lands made up what was
known as the Lone Star republic,
writes James R. Praddy In the Ameri
can-Forestry Magazine.
To bring tbo time down to a more
tangible date, the .first IrrlgaUou work
was done—according to tradition—
when the Pueblo Indians constructed
the peculiar ditches about El Paso
and the Pecos country, which author
ities o f today claim were built for Irri
gation purposes
Another tradition
c<*nlng out of the past tells that these
ditches were built by the Yuma In
dians when they were driven west
ward by the Comanchois and Apaches,
and not by tbo Pueblos.
When Coronado, the roving ex
plorer, opened this country to the
Spaniards he found well-worked Irri
gation systems among the Indians;
thIX was In 1540 when bo was pushing
toward the north.
Tbo practice of
Irrigation was continued under the
Frnnclacan father», who constructed
tho flro mission ditches that were
found near tho present city of San
Antonio.* Even under Mexican rulo
tho work did not stop, and grants by
the Mexican government often read
as follow s:
T n the name of the Mexican na
tion, grants him one day of water with
Its corresponding labor of land.”
FR O M L O W L Y T O IL T O FA M E
Edwin Dallln, Ranked as Orest Sculptor, Was Once Wheelbarrow Boy
In Mine In Utah.
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One of America's greatest sculp
tors, Edwin Dallln, was tmee a wheel
barrow boy In a mine In Utah, where
bo tolled all day for less than a dollar.
Tbo miners uncovered a stratum of
white clay one morning, and Dallln,
forgetting his work, sat down and be
gan to model a likeness o f one of tho
workmen. So lifelike was It that his
teacher, when be returned to school
In tho fall, sent It and some of his
drawings to a state fair being bold
In Salt Lake City. A rich mine owner
had his attention called to the little
clay butt and ho offered to furnish
the boy transportation to Boston
where he could enter an art school.
The boy worked long and hard, and
by the time he was twenty-one bo had
a studio of his own, tho Detroit News
recalls.
Ho went to Paris shortly
afterward and began a series o f In
dian poses, using the Indians from tho
Buffalo Bill ahow at that time In
France. Ills first masterpiece, "The
Signal of Peace,” was finished at that
time and he was recognized there
after ns ono of tho world's greatest
sculptors.
IIIb "Ann Hutchinson,”
made for the Boston state house; "The
Mcdlclno Man” In Falrmount park,
Philadelphia, and tlie great golden an
gel on tho Mormon temple In Salt
Lake City are among hla best known
works.
Formerly Our Superiors.
She was angry about the bill—In
sisted sho hail paid It
The credit
man stood listening attentively, at
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts. tempting at Intervals to break In on
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts
her flow of conversation,
"You men want to understand
right now that yon can't hoodwink
the women any longer,” she blurted.
"Little things like this— like «end
ing out statements for bills already
paid—won't get you a thing. It won't
get you a thing.”
“ Yes, madam, but I—"
“And bear that In mind, will you?
Tho old days are done. Women ore
Phone 112 .
115, MagntiKa Ave. men's equals now."
"Yes, madnm," the credit man
+ ^ + r - : ^ < - + . ^ + 4.+ + <.+4 + + + + + + + finally got In. "Yes, madam-, women
are mon's equnts now—formerly our
superiors."
l f f l u r t o n ~ C r a ft * Just what sho said after that—
well, the chronicler snyeth not.—Indi
V,
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* 'r THE HERALD, EACH____1 C
3,500,000 Facing Starvation Can
Only Be Saved by Amerloa’ e
Response to Joint Appeal.
It Is utterly Impossible for one who
ba» not actually seeu the misery ol
the early ‘Autumn In Europe to visual
ize what the children of the Eastern
and Central portions of the continent
face this winter. To say that 8,000,000
children have no alternative to starvetlon or death from disease except
America^ aid, Is startling, but Independ
ent observers by the score and care
ful scientific surveys of the economl«
and crop condition* overseas brand
|the figure aa conservative.
f In Poland, fo r Instance, W e r e 1,308,OOO youngsters last year subsisted al
'm ost entirely on tbe one free Amerl
-can meal a day that they received, con
dltlons aa winter closes down, art
worse than ever before. The Holshe
vlk Invasion stripped large pirtlons o|
-tbe country o f all grain. Professoi
E. D. Durand, Fcod Advisor to thi
Polish government, after an exhaustlv«
survey, has reported that only fort]
per cant la available of the food ncccs
aary to carry tbo population through
the winter.
In the city o f Vienna tests conducted
In the American Relief Administration
food kitchens showed tbst 02 per cenl
o f the children between the ages of (
and 14 ware "seriously undernourish
ed." Thirty-three per cent were mark
edly undernourished, 11 per cent wcr<
slightly subnormal and only 4 per cent
approached tbe state of a normal
American child. The Amerl 'iu Rellei
Administration
Is feeding 30O.fr»;
Austrian children every day now, and
there Is no chance of dlrnunltlon ol
need before nex harveit
Tbe spectacle of the medical ncedi
o f Europe's children Is equally ap
palling. Estimates reaching (he Amor
lean Red Cross - b lo needs 'o r medical
service In the deitltute areas this win
ter Include: Old Avstrla-Hu^gnry, 750.000; new Poland, l,fi00,CA); Cxecho
Slovakia, 200,000; Serbia, 150,000, and
Roumanla, 100,000. In the Iscnl yeat
o f 1B19-20 the Red Croas has renchrd
with the veritable gift of life 1.000.00C
children In the affocted arras. Tuber
culosis Is prevalent to a terrlfflc degree
Five children out of seven In the city
o t Warsaw, for Instance, have been
found to be tubercular. Typhus li
widespread; rickets, the right hand o|
under-nourishment Is alrooD universal
and cholera lifts Its grim head con
stanlly In one place snd another.~
Tbe Ruropean nellef Council, com
^prising tbe American Relief Admlnl*
tratlon, the American Red Cross, the
American Frlecds* Service Commute«
(Quakers), the Jewish Joint Dlstribu
,tlon C-mmlttee, the Federal Council
o f the Churches o f Christ In Amerl
,ca. the Knights c f Columbus, the Y., M
C. A and the Y. W. C. A., seeks 133,
000,000 with which to meet tbe situa
tio n . It has estimated that at least
$23,000,000 must be had for food ant
$10,000,000 to : modlcnl servlet* to oven
absolute disaster nm otj the thren ene(
children. Checks mny he sent to your
local committee or to Franklin K. Lane
treasurer Europcnn Relief Council, 4]
Broadway, New York, or to the Child
Feeding Fund, LUfury Digest, New
York City.
Two Atomic Thsorlae.
An atom la a part wo small as not
to bo divisible. It Is an ultimate par
ticle o f matter. Two opinion«, direct1/ oppoalto to each other, hare Ion»
bad currency with retard to the con
stituent particles of material tilings;
the one, that mutter Is composed of
an assemblage o f minute particles, or
atoms, Incapable o f further division;
the other, that there Is no limit to
Its divisibility, the smallest conceiv
able particle still consisting of an
Infinity of parts. The first of these
theories, which Is .commonly distin
guished by the name of atomic phlloiophy, was originated In Greece by
Leucippus; It was supported by Dem
ocritus and subsequently Improved by
Epicurus and his disciples. The Epi
cureans professed to account for the
origin and formation of all things by
supposing that these atoms were en
dued with gravity and motion, and
thua came together Into the different
organised bodies.
Whence Electric Lamps Come,
A little consideration of the ma
terials that enter Into the making of
lamps would be a revelation to the
large majority of electric lamp users.
California, Colorado, Nevada aud
South Dakota lend In the production
of tungsten ore, tho Important materi
al of which the filament of the mod
ern electric lamp Is made.
First, there Is the filament of tung
sten, then the glass bulb Into which
enter silica, soda, nltro from Chile,
potash, manganese from Russia, ar
senic, borax, feldspar, lead, aluminum,
cryolite from Greenland, cobalt from
Canada. The base of the lamp Is
made of copper nnd sine from Utah
nnd Missouri, while the basing cement
Is a mixture of marble dust from
Vermont, whlttr.j iro n Ohio, shellac
from Jadl'. a id plnu rc.yn from
Georgia.
Wonderful la Human Skin.
The human skin, which forms a
protective covering over Uie whole
of tho body, consists of two layers,
an outer one and an Inner one. Tbo
epidermis, or outer skin, Is so con
structed that no moisture from out
side can penetrate It so long as tbe
skin Itself Is not torn or cut At the
same time the pores of the skin nre
no formed that the sweat la freely
discharged through the skin, thus ven
tilating the body and keeping It nt
an even temperature.
If someone
could Invent a material poMM-sslng
tbe properties of tbe human skin, n
material which would keep out till
moisture, however heavy the down
pour of rain, nnd yet nllow the free
esenpe of the heat and moisture of
the body, his fortune would be mode.
successfully
rhoumotism,
treats
paralysis,
anemia,
dyspepsia,
obesity, neuralgia, constlputlon, scl-
nttca, writer’s cramps, liver diseases,
varicose veins, muscular contraction“,
join t affections, sprains nnd deformi
tics, faulty circulation or nutrition,
spinal congestion, diseaso o f the ner
vous system, sleeplessness, Bright's
disease, diabetes nnd high blood pres
sure, even after all other means have
Is Capital's Bast Speller.
failed. References: Any bank or bus
Frank U. Willis, Ohio's successor to
iness house in Sanford.
Wnrren G. Harding In tho United
Stntcs senate, qualified as Washing
Tho greatest thing In our lives to
ton's champion speller during his term
In the house.
The National Press day is advertising. This mny sound
clilt» staged an old-fashioned spelling like shop talk but wc want to im
bee at tho Willard hotel, with the na press It upon cur renders ns well as
tion's famous statesmen and rising our merchants.
young Journalists as contenders for
first honors. Senator Miles Poindex
ter o f Washington, then, like Willi*
a member of tho house, stood to the
end, groggy but dogged. "Ogee” was
tho word on which ho finally went
down. He thought It meant something
like "ouch" and he couldn't define It
nor spell It.
Willis' year« at Ada
had tuught him much, among other
things how to spell "ogee." lie bowled
Poindexter out and stood alone.—Gus
J. Karger In tho Cincinnati TlmesBtar.
j
-—
• Relief In Picture».
; Following an Idea which first de
veloped In France, pictures have been
printed which, when viewed through
spectaeles, appear In stereoscopic re; Jlef. 'rite object pictured Is first pho
tographed from two points like nn or
dinary stereoscopic view. Then the
two pictures are printed In two com*
' plementnry colon nearly but not quite
overlapping. The glasses o f the view
ing spectacles are also of complemen
tary colors corresponding to those
used In the printing, and when the
picture Is scon through these glasses,
it stands forth with startling nppcnr*
mice of solidity.
One o f FLEETW OOD'S fine pipea and a humi
dor of his favorite tobacco will give
him
great
plcnaure when he receive« it and the solace o f such
a smooth, soothing amoke will linger through the
long period o f com fort he will get from his “ du
Our prices arc moderate.
Our stock ia com
pletc, A variety to select from
F L E E T W O O D 'S
107 EAST FIRST ST.
PLIGHT OF REFUGEE
CHILDREN TERRIBLE
One hundred thousand Russian re f i
gees In Poland r absolutely destitute
according to official estimates. Ths
majority of them tro women and chit
dren. The condition o f tbo latter par
tlcularly la pitiful and they will ba
among tba beneficiaries from ths
J33.COO.000 fund being ralrcd by ths
European Relief Council, composed ol
eight leading American ra il.; agencies
for a Joint appeal In belalf of the
millions of little Europeans who can
look only to America for tbo food,
clothing nnd medical cart that will
make It possible for them to survive
the winter.
SANFORD. FLA
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR
SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO.
The Christmas vacation fo r
the
schools o f Seminole County will be
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
1920. School will te-open after the
holldnys on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1921,
T. W. LAWTON,
Superintendent.
CHRISTMAS ORDERS
FOR ORANGES
Leave your orders for Chrlstaxs or*
anges and grapefruit with Reginald
S. Holly, who is making a specialty o f
the best o f tangerines and oranges
and grapefruit in mixed or straight
packages, n c takes your order and
CONTRIBUTION'S EXEMPT FROM
sees
that i tia shipped to tho proper
TAXATION.
destination.
Gcb his prices. See him
Contributions to the collectloe ol
the European Relief Council for the or phone 108 or 148.
European children'! relief fund ere ex
empt from taxation and uay be de
Remember that the Herald office
ducted from Income to: returns, ac now has the best $65 typewriter on
cording to ■ ruling that ha* been
made by the office of Internal Revenue the market. A complete standard
typewriter fo r thin price, new and
In Washington.
fully equipped. Come in and try
them.
Post Cards at the Herald office, le .
Place Your Order for
FORD C A R
Today.
I expect cars enough
during/ December to
supply all demands.
‘ •ENERGIZER" WHAT IT DOES.
It
PAGE SEVEN
You Can G et Immediate
Tested Law for the
Benefit o f the
Public *
Delivery
No official, County, State,
E D W A R D HIGGINS
Revenue or otherwise, can
enter a P R IV A T E house
Phone 331
without a search warrant
310-314 East First St.
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IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
BANFORDt FLORIDA,
p r o v id e s l e v y
Jbquabterof
ok
THE INTERNATIONAL
BANKING COMPANY
WILL FINANCE SOUTH
ONE PE R C E N T
Among tho most progressive Arms
in the city of any lino and especially
in tho automobile lino is the B. & 0.
Garage, located on fo rk Avenue and
fo r many years established at this
stand. During the past year or more
tho B. & 0. has been in tho careful
charge of Perry Jem igan and Brax-
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
cars and all that the B. &. 0 claim
for them but it takes good work to
sell an / line and Messrs Jemigan
and Bargett deserve credit for their
tireless efforts to boost their buslness.
t
Aside from their selling agency EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS •
NEW EARLY CELERY W AS
they take great pride in their maFELT IN ALBANIA—A
G RO W N BY H . H .
VILLAGE DESTROYED
CH APPELL
*ljr Th« A ito c itU d f n t i l
(Dr Tb* AuocUUd Pr»n.)
..ROML, Dec. 18.—New earthquake
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 18.—A t in
shocks today completed the dcstrucformal meetings held here, prepar
tion of the Albanian village Tepelcni,
atory to stockholder* meetings to be
according to reports received here. AND MARKETED IN DRCEMBHR
NNUALLY WOULD BE held' January 7, of the International
AND WILL PROVE MOST
The tremor was accompanied by an
U FROM SUCH
Banking Company, capatilizcd at $7,
PROFITABLE
immense tidal wave and many land
pr o c ed u r e
000,000, It was decided to finnnee the
slides. Twenty-two nrc known to
south’s foreign trade in staple pro
Snnford is about to Inunch n new
have been killed nnd mnny buildings
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—A tax ducts.
kind
of celery on the market nad H.
wen? razed.
r nf 1 per cent on all
II. Chappell, the pioneer celery grow
er of this section, will have the cred
,«VlirouBit» D P7P M»d for in a bill
Kep.
Treadway,
of
it for being the originator of the new
trodatfd by
jssacbufctbi a member of the
strain of seed Tho new celery
and
means
committee,
much earlier than any other kind
nU way* l
estimated
that
such
a
that has been tried out here and on
r. Tr**dway
in
about
$1,000,000,account of being almost free from
j, would bring
blight and other diseases that attack
I0 snnuslly.
.
early celery is hound to be a winner.
Collection of the tax would bei made ORGANIZATIONS START WAV
RUT
TURNER
TURNED
DOWN
OF
It is no theory with Mr. Chappell for
¡the time the deposit was made and
ING DLOODY BIIIRT IN CON
FER
OF
MRS.
SIIEPPAIH)
he
has already sold his first patch to
¿¡talions affected would all nation
GRESS AGAIN.
the
Florida Produce Co., of this city
TESTIFIES.
lUte and private banko, trust
.
■
■■
ton Baggett, two of the youngest chine shop nnd what proves to bo a
mention
of which is made in this is
'opanicJ, brokers’ offices and other,
(Br ts* Am»*uu 4 Tn**.)
business men of the city nnd ccr- ‘•jonnh’’ to mnny gnrages is n pleas- j
sue of the Herald.
Citation», firms oi corporations reWASIIINGTON, Deo. 18.—Charges
lwo 0f tbo HvRcst and best, urc to Jcrnlgnn and Baggett for they ,
The celery is a hardy stock of vivid
.¡ring any money on deposit subject that negroes In the south are not per- Thcy hnye
tu n in g things over believe in first class mechanics, first, ner, the son of a tenant on the Cult's
green
nnd with a large center and
, withdrawals by check, cash or oth- mittod to vote will be aired by the wj^b their up to date ideas of not on- class equipment and first class scr- /a rm , today testified a t the Sheppard
heart
stalk
nnd In comparison with
houso census committee now consld- ,y 8cl||ng cara but operating a ms- vice to their patrons. They have tho cose hearing that Mrs. Annie Cutta
golden
self-bleaching
plnnted alongRutual savings banks, co-operative erlng
reapportionment,
Chairman cb|no gbop and Rnn,ge and have mnde reputation of being in a class by!*»™ hfo to poison Fred D. Sheppard,
ride
of
It
Is
twice
ns
large all of it
sliding and loan association, similar Siegel today announced. He said re- «iBcrvjce** xncan more than old man themselves when It comes to doing, millionaire, alleged victim of a poison
being
planted
at
the
same
time. This
utitutioni, organized nnd operated quest* had been mado by organize- WcbiU}r did whcn he made the dic business along business lines and by Pl°t f°r tils money. Turner declares
new celery was set September 23rd
itluiittly for the benefit of its mem- tions and individual* th a t Southern t jonary>
their square dealing and hustling.ho refused the offer.
nnd is being shipped today, December
rn, would be exempted.
They carry the Lexington line of (proclivities have earned an enviable
18th which demonstrates that this
The bill was referred to tho house
automobiles and in th$ past eight reputation among the business men
celery is bound to beat any other kind
ayi and mesns committee, which is
months have sold eight car loads, a n ' of the city and In the general trade,
on the market. It can be grown with
eiidering changes In Internal reveaverage of a car «load a month. I n . Satisfied customers are tjieir greatone-third less fertilizer and «is almost
sc schedules. Mr. Treadway, In a
thc past week when it seemed th a t cst asset and the next best thing
free from any disease that ordinar
taUment, characterized tho proposily attacks celery and especially the
the trade over the United States .was about them Is that they believe In
d tax as a “turn over tax” on dcearliest celery.
lagging somewhat the B. A O. boys printer’s Ink.
Mr. Chnppell has been experiment
sold another car load ju st to show. ^
,cture nbovo
"Nothing could be simpler or more
FLORIDA PRODUCE COMPANY ing with this new strain of celory
them -it can bo done.” Some might
*
wiOy sdmlnlstered, while at the
SHIPPED FROM FARM Olf
need for some time and now has what
.a y that Lexington. h U them..lvM | P1* « » l , h " t ” " K W
ast time being greatly productive
is considered the best of the kind on
H.
n
.
cnA
PPBLL.
and at th it they are a fine .line of^ed from the factory.
if iweira*,” he said. -------‘T ’ -.
the market and Ids first crop is proof
GANGSTERS HAVE TAKEN OVER
Ur. Treadway said the latest re
enough
of what it will make in tho
CITY AND STRONG MBASport of the comptroller of currency
way
of
early
celery. This crisp and
URES ADOPTED.
khowi that the amount of exchanges
succulent
celery
right from the field
.
n m A nk'm kT /'t
Sanford Produce Company and came
(Sr TS* An—total in « '
will
compete
with
any New York
i clearing houses of th* United
A n ri
I n A IN lN u
from the Celery avenue farm of H.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—1 ifty ex
state, Michigan or California stock
Rates for the year 1910 w si $387,
\ T f T « J |r ) |7 D n *** Clu,ppcI*’ Celery is very early that is in the market at this time of
perienced detectives were ordered to
191,911,000.”
I .m
A ni lui hu i nN uI H
8*nB°extra
n» B° carly
n,e ° fIn ^^
grower*
co-operate
with
tho
police
in
sup
u
i TYi im^ hu Ki uNj plnnUnB
the year and will make our celery
"Assuming that 25 per cent, of the*
season
longer nnd will work wonders
nauctions of the country did not pressing the crime wave. Detectives
__ T n nVpD have some Christma* celery and while
^
^
, mll| ,» k h i . in the growing of Florida celery in
to,through clearing houses,” Mr. are equipped with high speed auto WILL BE WORKED OUT BY THE 'N C T U S B FBO»l 8M« W) OVER ^
• GOVERNMENT.
rreadwsy’s statement said, -There mobiles "to pursue gangsters. Num
4 ’ i™ ™ « '
h«ro .1 Christmas time erery year many ways.
erous organizations are considering
SCH OO LS.
. th|s ls probably
flret tlme that
The editor of the Herald was out
dsoald be added amounts $96,772,meand for protection,-merchants are
to the Chappel farm yesterday and
«5,000 and $483,864326,000.
( ,7 T*.
rm .)
1*ny of It has been shipped by Dccem- saw the new celery widch we hav*
placing weapons in easy reach of all , ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18.—Plans for
VA tax of one-quarter of i per cent, the clerks and customers. Two hold
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
18.—The
ber 18th.
I conducting the various co-operative
named the 'Chnppcl Special and we
d this amount should have brought ups were reported last night.
number
of
ex-service
men
In
training
The Florida Produce Company, com have tasted it and found it to be the
1agencies for the distribution of the
rmnue of'$l,209,662,310.”
farm produce of the nation were dis- Iduring the last fiscal year Increased posed of C. R. Kirtley, W. H. Wight, real article and here is hoping that
The Massachusetts m em ber said
1cussed today a t the final session of tho from 3,606 to over 46,000, R. T. Fish- and R. B. Wight are live wires in the I Mr. Henry Chappell, the celery king,
Ihe proposed tax “may offer a solu‘ agricultural conference. The plan In- er, of the Federal Board Vocational produce business nnd recently pur- I will keep his throne for many years
doo of the problem of the m eans to
Tralnlng committee, today reported. chased the business and office equlp- | to come. He deserves all the good
raise adequate rtvenue if tBe excess
Scventcen hundred schools and col- ment of the. Florida Produce Co., th a t i fortune that can come to him and hie
profits tax and other obnoxious taxes
leges are now giving vocational train* was being operated by Sam Younta j J.ew c^Iery ought to make him rf,*
»re repealed by congress.”
ing,. he stated.
‘and this business was started In San- as weU „ famous.
LOOKING FOR NAVAL BAL
--------------------------------------- ford
fjno
LOON THAT DISAPPEARED COLE SENTENCED
FOR KILLING
. fnli
(Dr Tkt AimcUu I Ft***.)
STATE CONSTABLE
WILLIAMSTOWN, W. Vn., Dec.’thc
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Two air
planes today left Mitchell - Field in 18.—Taylor Cole was given the mux- 8<?ct
^
search of the missing naval ballon imum sentence of five years hnrd laj
which le f t. here last Monday with bor today for the voluntary manhire airmen and which has not been slaughter in connection with th e . .
FORECASTER
BENNETT,
death of State Policeman Ripley.
i
TAMPA, SAYS TO COVER
heard from since.
(Dr TU Am- UUA i n « '
VEGETABLES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Further
decrease of two and r.oc-half per cent
TAMPA, Dec. 18«—Warning of
in retail food prices in November as
Do»t over the whole mainland of
compared with October is reported by
Honda, sufficient to endanger
the Department of Labor today. De
tender vegetables but not dang
creases aro noted in all fifty-one citerous to fruits or citrus Induslet from which quotations were
«7. is luurd b> the weather burf»n. and oFrecaster Bennett
CLEARWATER MAY DO
•"'l* there is no immediate prosGAINESVILLE STUNT
j*** for any marked change in
«>e bf.nw normal temperatures
CLEARWATER, Doc. 18.—This city
is destined to be one of the lending
plnccs for tenters to spend the win
ter. Clcarwattr authorities nrc en
deavoring to do the right thing by
them and at a meeting of the council,
they were given permission to move
GREEKS IN TURKEY
their tents frmo tho city park to lots
that have been offered them by prop
RIOT OVER KING ‘
EMERGENCY TARIFF
erty owners.
TAKING HIS THRONE
ON WHEAT, CORN, COAL
Tho park had become too congested
BEANS, POTATOES. MEAT
(Dr TW I m m U U I Pf»M)
for the campers nnd a number of com
plaints had been made by the adjoin
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 18.—
ing property owners.
When news reached here of the emMayor Booth (tas suggested that
WASHINGTON, Doc. 18^-In lta barkation a t Venice of Constantine
this city have a rally day, similar to
first step toward .enact ihent of the on his way to Athens to resume the
that held In Gainesville, when the city
emergency tariff, the house ways and throne, Grecka manifested strong
people will have a holiday, a big pic
means committee today tentatively feeling against Constantine, engagTb# European Relief Council. wblcU «cess to ru se
nic, and clear up five acres of the new Christmas season, bss been formed for the purpose, of throw ng Hm. Mitre agreed to place a high import tax on' ing in street fighting in which many
campnlte, which hns been provided for cU m sblo energy of the United States Into the vital
wheat, corn, wool, beans, potatoes, persons friendly to Constantine were
the campers.
medical aaslatanc* to 8.500,000 children In vaMero and cenlral Bunn*« this peanuts, onions and m e at.,
I roughly handled. They also threat
Some of the campers laready sig winter. Renresentotlvea of eight great rrlh-l urganlzatlous, working Inde
------------------------ened to lynch Colonel Couzis, chief of
nified their willingness to co-opcr pendenti!, gutbered overwhelming eyldiuoe timi lite pl'glil of lliese uur°.J“e
Everybody
seems
to
be
listening
¡the
military commission and wrecked
ate with the city in helping to clean natta should take precedence In world .lisrlty unii they «re »svml. lb«
for
the
chimes
of
normalcy.—Seattle
*
royalist
newspaper office.
co-onerutlns
agende#
which
form
tho
Council
are
the
American
Relief
Adulitiup the slte.v
tal ration, thè American Red Cross, the AmerUttn Friends’ Jervlce Comiultte« Times.
•
---------------------- -((Junkers), the Jewish Joint Distribution Comiultlve, the te d e ra l U u n d l of
---------- --------------The motto of King . C’onvtnnttne
If Constantine is crowned again he the Churches of Christ In America, the Knights of Columbus, th* T. U. O. A
Office supplies a t the Herald.
seems to be out of the frying pan in
ought to be christened Finnegan.—
Post Cards ot the Herald office, lc. to Greece.—Collier's.
New York World.
A
AV
f
A Y. _
aa
git VA
EX-SERVICE MEN
America Means Salvation to These Little Ones
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECBMPER IT, 1*20
¡ntite Week—-December 25-31.
Come in and meet your neighbor—he may be a good fellow
SOUTHERN COLLEGE NOTES
JWth the passage of the football
season, Southern hopes are centered
on the plana of. Coach Bcckelhcimer
and Captain Powell to turn out the
fastest aggregation of basket ball
toaaera that has ever represented the
Blue and White. A good schedule
has been arranged for tho present
season and tho candidates for berths*
on the varsity quintet are working
hard and showing rare promise.
In addition to tho Interest in the*
boys’ athletics, Mias Betts reports
splendid progress with the glrla in
the various forma of physical devel-i
opment which she is promoting. Tho j
number of candidates for tho basket 1
ball team ia large and tho girla arc,!
taking a keen interest in the practice
games held. The first game of the!
season will be a «practice game with
tho faculty team and will be held
soon after tho holidays.
Our Christmas Readiness
Meets the Requirements
of Every Gift Seeker
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EVERYONE FROM THE TINIEST “ONE” TO STAID DIGNIFIED
GRANDFATHER, MUST BE REMEMBERED WITH SOMETHING AP
PROPRIATE AND PRACTICAL FOR CHRISTMAS.
THE SHOPPER WHO BRINGS HER LIST TO THIS STORE FEELS
INSTINCTIVELY THAT HERE SHE CAN FIND WORTHY CHRIST
MAS GIFTS.
TOYLAND ON OUR THIRD FLOOR ESPECIALLY INVITES AND
FASCINATES. ITS INNUMERABLE TREASURES BRING BACK
THOSE DAYS WHEN MOTHER AND DAD PLAYED4 HAPPY AND
CAREFREE, WITH DOLLS, STEAM ENGINES AND SOLDIERS.
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IT IS ALWAYS WISE IN MAKING SELECTIONS FOR YOUNGER
FOLK, EVEN FOR THOSE OF MORE MATURE YEARS, TO CHOOSE
SOME PRETTY ARTICLE OF WEARING APPAREL AND HERE YOU
WILL FIND EXCELLENT SELECTIONS.
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EVERY SECTION OF THE STORE, FIRST FLOOR, SECOND
FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR AND FURNITURE ANNEX ARE DISTINCT
IVELY AT YOUR SERVICE.
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WitJ^ the opening of the new year,
thb pastor and the members of the
Sanford church will join with the pas
tors and congregations of the various
churches in Florida of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, in endeavor
ing to rcise the half-million dollar
fund that has been allotted to the
Methodist of Florida as their share in
the Centenary Movement of the de
nomination.
When this work is once begun, it ia
expected that it will be rapidly car
ried to a successful conclusion. As
there is only one college in Florida
supported by the Methodist Confer
ence of the--state, Southern College,
this entire sum will be given to tho
tetterm ent of that school. All alum
ni and former students of Southern
in Sanford will bo interested in the
effort to secure this fund for South
ern College In the year 13«: l.
YOU WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH OUR HIGH STANDARD OF
DOING BUSINESS, WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH OUR
QUALITIES, OUR VARIETIES AND OUR SERVICE, ALL OF WHICn
ARE VITAL POINTS IN THE CONDUCT OF T n iS BUSINESS.
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE SHOULD BE A TOUR 0 ?
PLEASURE AND A PROFITFABLE AS WELL AS DELIGHTFUL OC
CASION.
Y O W E L L -D R E W CO.
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Where all Central Florida Shops
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Orlando, Florida
to have their bid favorably conalderJACKSONVILLE WANTS BERTH
IN FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ed. Reprcsentativea of Tampa and
St, Petenburg, two of the other cluba
composing tho league, were unable to
ORLANDO, Dec. 1«.—A meeting of be present on account of failing to
the Florida State League waa held make train connections.
a t the San Jaan hotel Tneaday night,
No definite action waa taken by
Tepreaentathree from Orlando, Day the cluba represented with regard to
tona and Lkeland being present, when the awarding of the forfeited fran
Prekldent W alter W. Roae, of the chiaea, bu t it ia asserted on good au
league called the meeting to order. thority th at Jacksonville la assured of
Don Mullaney, ex-manager of the being represented in the Florida State
JackaonviUe South Atlantic League League the coming season. Preaident
Club, and a well-known baaeball Rose will call a meeting some time
man of the Gateway City, waa prer within the next ten days to take def
ent to procure one of the forfeited inite action in regard to the award- j
frpnchlaea of Bartow and Sanford. ing of tho forfeited franchiaea. The |
Palatka, the other city aeeking to date of this meeting will be announc
- eccure one of these franchiaea, was ed by President Rose shortly.
unable to aend a delegate, but tele
phoned to Preaident Rose and aaked
Post Cards at the Herald office, lc.
Operative December 15th, 1920, at noon, the following Behedab ml
Tolla will go Into effect.
To be collected for one chain for each of the following diviabm
of the Florida Coaat Line Canal:
ST.iJOnNS & N. RIVER CANAL, JUPITER & LAKE WORTH CA
NAL, MATANZA8 & HALIFAX CANAL, LAKE WORTH & NEW
RIVER CANAL. IIAULdVER CANAL, NEW RIVER & RISCAYNE BAY CANAL (All measurementa are deck length).
Pleasure Boats and House Boats
10c per foot through each chain.
8c per foot through each chain for Launches
engaged iu business).
f t and under (net
Freight and Passe
5c per foot through each chain and 5
freight and passengers.
gross rate« from
Barges and Lighters in Tow
It was an cnthysiastic crowd of
students that gathered on' tho camj u s and lustily cheered the four boys
; who went to Emory University to rep
resent the Bluo and White in the In
tercollegiate track race taking place
there on December 11th. This waa tho
first athletic contcat'of this kind in
which Southern had participated, ao
tho faculty and student body feel
justly proud that Southern won fourth
place. Already plana are being mado
to put up a team next year that will
bring back first honors for tho Blue
and White. Those representing tho
collego were Roy Crowley, Alfred
Firhcr, Ronk Buhrman and Frank
Chappell.
LARGE VARIETY OF SELECTION AND QUALITY OF MERCH
ANDISE ARE IMPORTANT FEATURES OF SHOWINGS n E R E
WHETHER TIIE GIFT BE FOR MEN
FOLKS,
WOMEN FOLKS,
CHILDREN OR FOR THE HOME.
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W jt,
Florida Coast Line Canal
& Transportation Co.
f o r 8 rubbing Clothes______ •__ $1.00
Dry C leaning______________ _ .75
Pressing . . . . . ________ ______ ¿ 0
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
G. W. WATERS
317 East First St.
Phone 560
LOADED—8c per foot through each chain and 5 per cent an
freight.; 8c per foot on tug through each chain.
EMPTY—5e per foot through each chain. Tugs towing empty.lightera 5c per foot through each chain.
Fish Boats
3c per foot through each chain.
Christmas Gift Suggestion:
Give a Bicycle. It is
. useful, economical,
convenient— a
means o£ healthful,
pleasant moderate,
outdoor exercise.
Santord Cycle
Company
117* Park ^venue
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
Post Cards at The Herald Office
Tested Law for the
Benefit* of the
Public
No official, County, State,
Revenue or otherwise, can
enter a PRIV A TE house
without a search warrant
A CITIZEN.
Christmas
MANICURE SETS fro m ............................- .............-'-.$3.00 to $25.00 <>
TOILET SETS fro m ......................................................... $5.00 to $25.00 J;
SCRAN E'S FINE STATIONERY, CORRESPONDENCE CARDS all
in Christmaa Boxes.
FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS ia Sterling Sliver
$1.00 to $6.00
and Gold Plated, ( mm
Beautiful Line or Chriatmaa Package GILLETTE RAZORS.
CHRISTMAS CIGARS In boxes of 25—all the leading brands in 10
and 15 cent CIGARS. • .
Fine
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CHRISTMASVCANDIES,
nUYLER'S,
WILEY’S,
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l-. MAN'8 , LOG CABIN PECAN NUT ROLL.
New Line of CHILDREN’S BOOKS and all the POPULAR NOVELS
of the da y.
Our Chriatmaa Line of PERFUMES fresh from the manufacturers,
comprise the MARY GARDEN, MAVIS. DJBRKISS. PiyERS.
ROGERS & GALLBTT in Christmas package«, any sixe.
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MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOK CIIAHTEB
O r SANTORO CUAHBEN OP C O K K U tC E
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEItM
Nolle« U b tr tb y gl»«a th a t t l x undaralgnH
will on T o rm le r. lb « M at d « r o f I>*c«inl«,r. A.
I*, to m , a t lfl;oO T i C r t a . m. o r aa anou'lliorr
a f lr r aa w t r t a lx b tard , a l D tl-and. Florida
• I Ita C ourt l lo n x , talk * application lo it«
llooorabla Jam «« W . PrrkiB«. J u d i» o f It« Clrc alt C oart o f tb« flat rn lb Judicial . Circuit ol
Florida, for a a o rd rr approving I t a proiuard
c b a rltr o f, aad Incorporallot Uta Hanford CUaiu
l» r of Coni nitre*, of Hanford. F lorida, II* ob
ject of w b lfb »ball ba ta promote I t a commer
cial, a frlc a ltu ra l aad lad a atrial w .lfa re of Han
ford and m m ln o la f o u n t/, ta a o ja lra ami bold
p ro p a rt/, m ortgage and ta ll tb« atm «, ale., aad
to Impru«« tb« g fo tra l condition« of lo t coinB iualt/ by c o « p « ratto a of tb* pabllc-«plrlt*d citIrani, and generally ta da w b a ttv tr Ita mamtare aball th in k beneficial ta B aafard and HandMl« County, tb« «am t bring la dob profit (b a r
Ing corporation, tb# orlgtoal proponed C barltr or
artlcla« o f Incorporation being Daw a« file la
lb* of fit* a f tb * Clark a f tka C ircuit U n i t a f
Seminal* C ounty, Florida, aa by l a v provided.
J. O. DALI*
A. r. CONNELLY,
U. J. HOLLY.
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JOHN MEI8CII. V
DeSoto: Citrus fruits and vege
tables havo been moving steadily
from most of our shipping points for
aovcral weeks. Cattle aro in good
condition on the open ranges.
OUR STORE IS TIIE GIFT SHOP FOR TIIE PEOPLE OF
THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE—
. Bar Pina
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ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND) WE HAVE THE
FINEST LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN
SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA
MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETC.. TOO MANY OF
IHEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM AT
J. T. BRADY’S, Jewelry Store
WELAKA BLOCK
aid individuals *Vi
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�TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
PECULIAR FREAK OF NATURE
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ONLY m o s s WHO PLANT GOOD
8KED IN TESTED SOIL CAN EXp ECT FULL YIELD AT HARVEST
t S i E. A N INVESTOR’S HARVEST AT BAOI DIVIDEND DATE IS
BEST ASSURED THROUGH INVESTMENT IN HIGH GRADE SECUR
ITIES WHICH STAND T H E TEST OF CRITICAL EXAMINATION.
..Editor AMONG T H E SE SECURITIES ARE THE
R. J . HOLLY
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UTILITIES
N . J . LILLÀRD. .S e cretary -Treasurer COMPANY 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK.
H. A. N E E L _____ General Manager WHICH M A Y BE ACQUIRED FOR CASH OR UPON THE INSTALL
MENT PL A N . THERE IS NONE BETTER.
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.
Circulation Manager
Phone Herald Office 148 or 64.
Member of the Associated Presa
municipality and ars close to a city Isa cola on its beautiful bay, Tarpon
they are usually the place where peo- Springs, with its bay and river; SL
pie go to w alk and visit on Sundays i Petersburg, tho “Suni..!nc city cf the
and holidays and where they arrange Pinellas Peninsula” ; Tampa with It*
to go at least once a week and cul- attractive hotels and beautiful parka;
tivate the lots and plant flowers and Sarasota, Bradentown, Fort Mycr^
trees but Sanford Cemetery has nev- whose front door is Caloosahatchee
er been in th is class and now that the Bay, to enumerate only a few o! the
Woman's Club has taken up the mat- links of the west coast chain. These
ter we look fo r n more beautiful cem- interior and gulf ports are reached
Another busy Saturday.
FLORIDA WELCOMES AND PRO
V IDES FOR ALL”
And another busy week just ahead
of us.
But tomorrow we can rest after we ' The following from the Literary Dihave attneded Sunday school
and gest is good publicity for Florida:
church in the morning and evening. | Each w inter the migration from
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the north and middle west FloridaHave you thought about sending ward increases. This season the
your friends the Weekly or Daily southward tide promises to exceed
Herald for a Chrktmas gift? T h e re even that of last year which is accould be nothing finer or better.
credited the largest in history.
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It is a democratic throng which
The croakers and hammer throwers flows into th e Peninsula state—the
can get in their best work now that multi-millionaire, the moderately wellthere are so many rumors of finan- to-do, and even those o f meager
d a l crises and poor business and all means. For Florida welcomes and
that r o t If any croalfier can see any provides for all. There are all types
hard times in Sanford let him show of hotels from the most pnlatial and
us. It is usually in a diseased imag- expensive to the simplest; there arc
ination.
winter homes from magnificent villas
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to humble bungalows.
Some people can see no good in ‘he
I-ach of living accommodations to
Rod and Gun Club. The Herald can meet the influx of visitors has led
sec good in every move that means many to own o r rent winter homes in
building, that means progress, that j Florida. M any people have proved
means any place for the tourists, that that with vegetable and fru it gardens
means an auditorium, that means of their own thoy can escape the rignew people coming here, that means ors of the northern winter and live
a place for boats of the tourists, th at ¡ more comfortably and economically in
means anything and everything.
If Florida.
any of the people here know of any-! Florida's resorts arc divided goo-
NOT THE ORDINARY ROMANCE
Happily Married Man Has Something
Different to Say About the
Darling of Hla H eart *
She un^n't exactly hnndKome, nnd
yet you couldn't call her plain.
Iler features were Irregular, but
Interesting, a* I beard one of .her
friend* remark.
For Instance, one pearly ear of
matchless beauty was an Inch or so
lower than the other.
And her teeth wore so splendidly
different from the usual. The absence
of two of them In front relieved the
monotony of the faultless rows of
molars that most girls have.
Then again she had a habit of hold
ing her mouth open so that If there
were Iho slightest breeze stirring It
would whistle weirdly In nnd out of
the spnee between her teeth.
Her eyrs were fishy blue, and slight
ly crossed, so that In walking she
rould not help tripping over her own
feet.
She nlso toed-ln a trifle, nnd when
she sldted down the road, daintily trip
ping In her own chnrmlngly original
wny, people stopped to look at her.
It used to gratify my vanity to he
stared at so whenever I went out with
her.
In fact, I may as well out with It,
I found her so fascinating that I mar
ried her. And ours has been the hap
py union.
Sho never bore* me. She Is a con
tinual source of Interest. I keep find
ing new things wrong with her every
day.—London Answers.
HONORS NOT EASILY EARNED
Japanese Wrestlers Who Rice to Famo
Aro Deserving of the High Poaltlon They Attain.
Training foy a Japanese wrestler
la not easy. The training of our col
lege boys for nn athletic event la child's
ploy In comparison. It (a not unusual
for a nonce to be gashed and bleed
ing after being knocked about (be
hard gravel of a private arena. Young
students come out at 4 on cold morn
ings and train until 8. Their fat and
niu*cles are hardened by constant
ramming at wooden posts nnd their
henda are hardened by being pushed
vigorously nrnlnat walla. Yet It la a
career nny boy In Japan's villages
nsplrrs to who throws more than the
average number of local rival*.
A champion today has 150 or 100
“lianda" or devices at hla disposal. The
aim, a worthy one certainly, la the
maximum of force with the minimum
of disturbance.
Wrestlers are classified Into nine
grades, of which only the first three
or four have professional Importance.
In enrh ramp there nru three leading
lights. The champion, the O-zekl, or
second champlpn; tho Sekl-wnkl, or
second assistant champion; the KomiiHuhl, the assistant to the second
assistant champion. The supreme
. Imtupioo U called the Tokodxuna. hut
there have only been n score of these
slip e Japanese wrestling stnrted In
the prepagodn period.
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Phone 497
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Down In San Diego county la a
grove of Torrey pines leas than two
miles broad and eight miles long,
thinly scattered, that occur nowhere
else In the world except about 100
trees on the eastern end of Santa
Itnaa Island, many miles to the north
and out In the ocean. All who h a r t
read of coaching or motoring In
southern California know of the fa
mous cypress drlro near Monterey.
Strange Indeed la this great head of
land Jutting out Into the ocean be
tween Carmel bay and Monterey hprbor, for It forms an Isolated arboreal
Island, the Monterey cypress being
hut one of Its peculiarities. The Mon
terey pine grows there, and Is not
fouhd again except sixty miles to the
north and seventy miles to the south.
The nishop's pine occurs (or recurs)
only eighty-five miles to the north and
eighty miles to the south. The Gowen
cypress recurs on the coast 210 miles
northward.
• Curious place for trees, this Mooterry headland! We have so many
tales to tell of curious native trees,
however, that one more must suffice.
Down at Carden Grove and Santa
Ana. both In Orange county, stand
five trees that are natural hybrids
between the native live oak and the
native black walnut, and man had
nothing to do with this Jugglery.—
Los Angeles Times.
GREAT SOLDIER’S KINDLY ACT
Duke of Wellington Not Above Tak
ing Care of Toad Which Waa
Small Boy’s P e t The duke of Wellington, while
strolling obout hla estate one day.
came upon n small hoy, the son of a
gardener, down on his knee* before
n hole, nnd with tears running down
hla fare. The hoy explained that hi*
pet toad lived In the hole, nnd that he
fed him every «lay. the toad knowing
him and following him about the gar
den. School waa to open the next day
In n distant town, nnd the lad was
afraid hla toad would starve to death.
"Not at all, not at nil,” assured the
great leader. ‘T il look" after your
toed myself." The boy got up at
nnre, nnd the two gravely shook hands.
The duke was as good as his word,
nnd went several times a week to the
hole with n handful of crumbs, and
the tond noon transferred his affection
to hi* gra-e. This so tickled the sol
dier that he wrote the boy a letter
telling him of the pet's actions; but
expressing the belief that when the
boy returned the tond would go back
to hla first nffrctlon.
Ripening Fruit.
High temperature* seem, very curi
ously, to retard the ripening of pears,
while hastening that of applet*. In ex
periments describe«! by Overholser
and Taylor In the Itotanlcal Gazette,
the ripening of green first-crop Ilartlett peart; raised from 70 degrees F..
or room temperature, to 85 degrees
wns not nffected, hut at 87.7 degrees
It waa delayed five days, and a t 04 de
grees nnd 104 degrees the delay was
13 day*. Second-crop Rartlett pear*,
In a temperature of 101 degrees, and
surrounded by a relative humidity of
below 50 per cent, remained unripe
four weeks after similar pear* at
room temperature and humidity bad
become fully ripened. The flavor of
pears kept above 85 degrees was af
fected, sweetness and Juiciness being
diminished. The ripening of Yellow
Newton apples on the other band, was
hastened at every appreciable rts« In
temperature from 50 degree* up to
the point of destruction by burning.
It Is concluded that the picking of
pear* may be delayed In very hot
weather, but that tho picking of ap
ples and storage In n cool place must
he hastened.
Barnstable's Old Bell.
In the conrthouse at narnatahle.
Mass., la an old bell, cracked and
allcnt, which may he, and probably la.
tho oldest bell In the United States
So thinks Mr. Alfred Crocker, clerk of
courts of Rarnstahlo county. Tho date
1075 is still plainly visible In the pho
to g rap h recently printed In the Bos
ton Evening Transcript.
By thin date, howvvrr, tho old bell
had seen nearly a quarter of a cen
tury of life In England before It canto
to America and began calling wor
shipers together In the church at
How Burmese Women Smoke.
Merchant# smoke their pipe* from Sandwich town. Gratitude bought the
duwn until durk. In Korea, writes u hell In England, for It came a* n gift
corresjMtndent. They muut down front Mr*. I’eter Adolph, whose hus
when they smoke, nnd us the atems band, Captain Adolph, was lost In the
of the pipe* ure 3 feet long, the bowl wreck of hla vessel on the Massachu
cult rest on the ground. lit Bethle setts roast In 1U07 despite the efforts
hem the hookult Is very popular niuoiig of the people of Sandwich.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ the women and it accompanies the
morning nnd afternoon coffee-drinking
A Fair Weak.
hour. Several tube* extend from the
A snun lately kept n metcrnlogfral
w ater howl through which the smoke dlnry of I'1» wife'* temper. It ran
passes In a cooling process, tfnd the aomewlint ns follows:
women gather about the hookah, each
“Mm.day—Rather cloudy; In the afselecting a tube, and all drawing
•moke from the common howl. Tito
Vnporlsh
brightened
“Tuesday
Hurtnetfe maiden# smoke a cigar 10 up a little toward* evening.
Incite* long nnd a* fat ns n good-sired
"Wednesday — Changeable, gloomy.
t-aitdln and with a while puper cov Inclined to rain.
ering. The longest pipe# known are
“Thursday—High wind, and some
those used by native* of the Belgian penis of thunder.
Congo. These pipe* hare stems 10 or
“Friday—Full- In tho morning; vari
12 fret long, with small howls. If able till the nfternonn; cloudy at
mutchea were used to light-them a night.
frtenil would be needed to apply the
“Ralunlay—A gentle breeze, hnxy;
(lame, but the nntlve gets his light afternoon, a thick fog, and a few flashby merely thrusting the bowl Into hla ea of lightning.
camp fire.
“8undny—Terui<estuoua and rainy;
toward evening rather calmer.”—Lon
Post Cards a t the Herald office, lc. don Answers.
Office supplies a t the Herald.
Christmas Candies
Nuts and Nut Meats, A ll Kinds
Plum and Fig Pudding
Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins
Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret
Mince Meat, Dry and Moist
Goodwin's Cakes, All Kinds
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In O ur State
Section of Land In California Han
' Tree« Unknown Anywhoro Elae,
Save in O nt Small Spot.
Welaka Building ::
Zfhe S ro w th a n d S tren g th o f
Zfh/s ¡S a n k
has been made possible by a broad,
general knowledge of business and
personal conditions In Utis commun
ity, and the TANGIBLE 8BRVICB
that it has always been our policy to
On the baais of confidence, courtesy,
and real personal service, we invite
yonr account.
F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier,
LETTUCE
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We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Product?
Consignments Solicited
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Delivered Fresh Every Day
MILLER’S BAKERY
S P E C IA L BARGAINS
FOR THE FIR8T
C O M P L E T E H O U 6 E B IL L
CARTER LUMBER CO.
The Citizens of Seminole County
LI8TEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE
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WHILE WB TELL ABOUT
WHILE WE SING ABOtf»
The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair
Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921
THIS IS TO BE TTIE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD—
IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS.
It« Is to embrace the product*, official or private, of five
ties In the beet section of the state.
THAT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL
YOU HELP?
Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and ******
will occupy our grounds from December to tho time- of opening **"
Fair in order to get ready for H.
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W. R. O’NEAL
J. L. GILES
C. R HOWA*®
President
Treasurer
Secretary
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SANFORD BAIL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, i*J0
PAGE THREB
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
New Irish potatoes «re ripe ln San*
ford.
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W o rth S a r i n *
H ats! Hata! Hata!
Shop. See them.
A t the Quality
Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tags
210-tfc
a t Mobley’s Drug Store,
Old potatoes farther north mny not
be bringing much but the growers can
sell them In Southern market*
M. J. Bradford's Mattress Factory,
»Bth street and Cypres* nvc. 210-10tp
t
’ Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at
A. Kanner’a, Sanford Avo.t * 216-12c
Sanford will have celery for Christ
mas. This means a good price for
the grower* who wiU have some.
Christmas boxes of oranges at $3.
—0 . W- Spencer, Phone 400. 200-I0tp
We hare cut nil prices radically at
the Quality Shop.
The features of this girl portray tb«
fetst type of Polish childhood Ilia)
lies engulfed In hunger and dlsIDd all Ihelr attendant miseries
slrrndy administered by Amerhis preserved her benuly and
¿„hness. albeit her eyes betray the
«firing she has seen, but literally
aCUoai In her own and adjacent coun,
y n still have no one to look to bnt
1 «tries as another winter of horror
<jwfi to upon them. To the end that
mb. prsjer war not go unanswered
.rfjbt leading American relief organlxafjigi bare banded together In a Joint
^—«*1 m behalf of Europe* suffering
dEditn. Ttiey are ths Amerlcnu IteUrf Administration, the American Ited
CreM, tb# American Friends' Belief
Otcmltlee (Quakers), the Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee, the Federnl
Cborchei of Christ In America, tin*
gplghts of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A .
aad ths I . W. 0 . A.
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE,
9:30—Sumby School.
11:00—Preaching by the pastor on
-Ike First Christmas.” Mr. Latalerough, Comctfst, will pley for tho
Cnt time in this service. Ho has
teen engaged ns cometlst with the
ekurrh music.
6:30—The Young People.
Miss
Careen Hyman, ncice of the pastor,
who is the Junior leader for the Bap
tist Young People of Georgia, is here
aad will speak to the Juniors.
7:30—Preaching by tho pastor on
The Hotel Question."
Join the Temple audience.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Tomorrow will be a day of special
Interest to us because our friends, tho
Icdtpcndcnt Order of Odd Fellows,
will visit snd worship with us a t the
morning service. Every member and
friend of the church should make
speeisl effort to be present and wel
come them.
Our Bible School meets nt 0:45
a. o.; morning worship nt 11. Sub
ject of sermon: "Creation's Purpose."
Y. P. S. C. E. meets nt 0:30 p. m.
Night service nt 7:30 o’clock. Sub
ject: The Way to Complete Life."
A wsrm welcome awaits you.
Stringers arc not strangers with
***t bat friends. Como nnd worship
with us,—Pau) C. Burhana, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Funds/ School, 9:30 n. m.
Preaching by the pastor nt 11 a.
“ • Subject: "Which Master."
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor at 7:30 p.
“ • Subject: "The Snlc of n Birth-
right.”
J- C. Hutchison, Sunday School sup
erintendent.
Hr. S. W. Walker, Pastor.
A cordial welcome to nil to these
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
has been .i very busy week
with
Presbyterians with gathcr» rt of some kind each night
mrr 51 ,Su?day tfl° congregation ov_ u.Wcd
auditorium nnd many
,cated *n the gallery,
jwce joined the church.
«-¡/I* f l o w ing is tho calendar for
and Monday:
Sunday
l *• m-. Sunday School.
J 1" 0 a‘ m * preaching.
P- m., Intermediate C. E.
P- m., Senior C. E,
7:3<> P- m., preaching.
Monday
<n »in?
‘ Soc'a' "Noting of worn*
S
* .»venue.
Mr** J> H* McCasher, 407
****
3:30 P*Tn-. Junior C. E,
boxes Vf!r ^°Ur onJers ior Christman
Roll» w b0 r# mC8. With
Orangesk°i *
8.
.“Wp them £or yoa*
any k M of Fackscc3*
Read the Dally Herald and get wise
to the many bargains that are being
offered every day In Sanford. Our
merchants have tho goods and the
prices.
•
—
AU hats reduced nt the Quality
Shon.
217-4tc
Bureau Scarfs, Tablo Covers, and
Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Knnner.
216-12tc
An Appeal to the American People
'r»H R EE aad one-half million children In Eastern and Central Barope
1 hare no alternative to disaster between now and next harvest ex
cept American aid,
_ _ In the
aid. r
Tor month« these most __L__
helpless sufferers
track of war hare been admitted to American feeding-stations o n ljlr
tragically undernourished, and havo received American medical aid only
If desperately threatened ky death from disease.
One 0 cent hot American meal today has saved a thousand lives.
Winter la closing down. Tbo money ef many nations U valueless out•Ido their own boundaries. Economic and crop conditions make famine,
with lta terrible train of disease*, a certain visitor until next harvest. Inov.
Itably the helpless children will auffer most No child can grow to health
and u n ity on the pitiful makeshifts for food with which millions of European adults must content themselves this winter, It Is obvious tbdt the
remedy caa come only from outside.
America saved 6,000,000 European children winter before la st Nor
mal recuperation cut the need nearly In half last jear, but unusual condi
tion* have resulted In scant shrinkage of child destitution during the
twelvemonth Just p a st The response of Amerlct must now decide whether
o,ou0,000 oi these charges, in acuta distress, shall begin to be turned away
In January from more than 17,000 asylums, hospitals, clinics and feedingstations dependant on American support There would bs as tragedy la
history se sweeping er so destructive #f those who ctn deserve no cvlt
Tho undersigned organisations, working among every race and creed.
,nany en*, *ei* *‘*° ,n °Ihar forma of relief, agree unanimously that the
plight o. these helpless children should hove complete priority In overseas charity until the situation Is m et This Is an Issue without politics
and withoutreligious lines. There can be no danger of pauperisation,
for the 12.1.000.000 for child food, and the *10,000.000 for medical service
that we seek, will relieve only the critical ernes. The medical supplies
of course, must be an unquslltled gift, but for every American dollar used
In child-feeding the governments and communities sided furnish two dollara In the form of transportation, re n t labor, clerical help, cash conlrlbuttons and such food supplies as are locally obiulnable.
America has not failed In the past In great heartedness. She has
never hnd a more poignant call than this. Contributions should be turned
over to the local committees which are now being formed for this national
collection, or sent to Franklin K. Lane. Treasurer. Guaranty Trust Co,
New York City.
'
EURO PEAN
Tho cold weather is bringing the
tourists to Florida nnd Sanford should
be makin gefforta to get them located
hero in somo fashion. Tents ore nil
right if they are loentod In the right
place.
,
Beautiful assortment of Lion brand
shlrta for gifts a t greatly reduced
prices.—A. Kanncr.
216-12tc
R ELIEF
H . r a . n H .s v . r . Chairm an
C O U N C IL
F r.n k lln
k
American
tied Cross,
by
Council s f C h u n k s . . f Christ
* ? * ""* ? ’ ? rown
U vln ga io a
K n la h i* * of* rn h ,
P a r r a n d . C hairm an
A m erican Prltnda" Service Com m ittee
(Q u a k ers)
by Itufus M
Jonte.
C h a ir m a n
Jawtah Joint D istribution Commlttae,
by Kell* M W arburg, trhalrineo
_Colum b“ »j h r J a m a s A.
_ F iahsrty, S upre m e Knight
*• M C. A., by C. V. H ibbard. Intarnational Com m lttae
T W C a by M in S arah s t m i l
Netlonal Hoard
6 8‘ ****
•
Established in 1887
Twenty thousand dollar
stock of Platinum, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Bar Pins
HENRY McLAULIN
Your Jeweler for 3 3 Yean
Suitable Gifts for
MANICURE SETS f r o m ........................... - .................$3.00 to $25.p0
TOILET SETS f r o m ......................................................... $5.00 to $25.00
SCRANE'S FINE STATIONERY. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS all
In Christmas Boxes.
FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS in Sterling Silver
and Gold Plated from . . . . _____ ________________$1.00 to $6.00
FOR CHRISTMAS
worker, n good preacher and a most
Remember the children with somo delightful companion.
of Zanc Grey's, Eleanor Porters’ nnd
Booth Tnrkington’s Interesting books
Quality clear through in all of our
a t Mobley’s Drug Store.
21Qytfc hats. That’s the Quality Shop.
216-4tc
By an overwhelming majority, apjroximatcly eight to one, tho Lake J. R. Johnson, Atlantic Coast Lino
line ever seen In Sanford—only a
land special road-and bridgo district railway enr inspector, was killed in
few of each so get them now.
voted bonds,in the sum of $200,000 to tho Lakeland ynrds Monday morning
Ilox Stationery In ail of the
construct certain roads<
when ho was caught between two
Intent «hades and styles—nothing
freight cars. At the time of tho ac- but the best of putirr a.id onveKandy—Peanut Brittle Saturday
cident Mr. Johnson was
under a lopes nt very reasonable prices,
special, 30c lb.
W ater’s Kandy
stririg of freight cars coupling nlr Quite the prettiest nnd most senKitchen.
213-tfc
hose nnd it is not known how tho nc- «Rile Christmns gifts for cither
cident'occurred.
-His body wn6 found
‘‘Her" or "Him."
Robert J . Black, Jr., was released
later,
badly
crushed,
ono
leg
being
Christmns Cards snd New
on a $10,000 bond for appearance be
cut
off.
Deceased
enmo
to
Florldn
Year's
Post Cards of all kinds
fore Magistrate Carter Tuesday at
nbout
n
year
ago
from
Galesburg,
Hi.
from
the
low price of one cent
St. Petersburg, charged with putting
He
was
forty-five
years
old
and
leaves
each
up.
You get the benefit of
zinc sulphate In. sugar eaten by his
a
fmaiyl.
I
our
buying
In job lots. AH very
wife, it is alleged to dispose of her.
■
! pretty snd new. And then you
BoxFruit—Mixed { boxes
fruit ^ can j,ct engraved cards or staBrnclct Watches, Electric Lamps,
packed
to
order.
Parcel
Post
boxes ( tionary or Holiday cards engrarSmoking Sctl, Casscro'e and other
nnd
enrtoons
n
specialty.
W
ater’s
^
or y0Ur monogram printed on
Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gifts.
Kandy
Kitchen.
213-tfc
tho
finest of bond papers in all
16-12tc
—A. Kanncr, Sanford avo,
—-----! colors. Conic in and take a look.
The bond election in Gainesville
HERALD PRINTING CO.
The official program for tl\c an
passed
off
without
any
unusual
fco-J
nerald Squar«
nual meeting of the Florida Educa
ture,
except
thnt
many
women
tax
oog.tf
tional Association, which is to be held
_________________
in Tallahassee, December 20, 30 and payers were put to considerable ^
trouble
to
cost
thtir
votes,
owing
to
^
Come
in
nnd get your new typo31, is a most attractive booklet of
thelr
names
not
appearing
on
tho
writer
at
the
Herald office now. A
fifteen pages.. The program will bo n
qualified
list
filed
with
the
inspcc-,
r(,aj
typewriter
nt $05, the best you
suitable souvenir of Tnllahnssco
tors.
Two
separate
questions
were
cver
8aw
for
the
money or for twice
scenes.
submitted to the voters, ono for bonds the money,
- —
A big selection of good books for for $125,000 for street paving and
one
for
$30,000
for
improvements
to
old and young at popular prices at
the municipal light nnd power plant.
-*•
^
-v .
Mobley’s Drug Store.
210-tfc
Ju st received a now shipment of
W. L. Dougins Shoes. Men’s, Ladies1
and Children’s shoes nt reduced prioSanford Heights is having what es.—Knnnor’s Store, Sanford Avenue.
216-12tc
might be termed a "mushroom
growth’ just now with small houses
Twenty-one counties, including sev
and tents and all kinds of habitations
e
ra
l of northern nnd western Florida,
springing up overnight.
Sanford
nrc
now enrolled in tho departments
Heights is the finest residence secof
exhibition
of tho South Florldn
lio n in the^clty and some day will be
fair, the dntes of which nro February |
recognized ns such.
3 to 12, and indications nro thnt sev -,
A. Kannor has a big line of holi oral will bo added to tho list when j
day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213- newly-elected boards of county com-,
215 Sanford Avc.
216-12tc missioners assume offico in January. |
Thus tho grentest state or sectional,
A nlco assortment of Sterling Sil fair of Southern history is nssured
ver and Gold Everaharp Ponc'ls and from an exhibition viewpoint, and
Fountain Pens nt MoL’ey’e Drug thousands of tourists from nil sections ’
Store.
210-tfc of tho nntton will have tho privilege’
of learning whnt Florida In every j
Bishop W. A. Candler, of Atlanta, section is capable of producing. T o .
Ga., was in Monticelln Monday for ♦he county exhibits will ' bo added t
a short stay. The bishop was cn- those of Mexico, Canada and Hol
routo to Madison whero ho officiated land.
at tho laying of tho cornerstone of
the now Methodist church. Bishop E.
Santa Claus wilt appear three times
G. Weed, of Jacksonville, pronched a t tho French Shop, Snturday, tho
Sunday morning, a t Christ Episcopal 18th; Monday, the 20th; Wednesday,
church to a largo congregation.
the 22nd, 3 p. m. Ho will talk to the
children and receive letters nnd dis
Alohnwk Sheets, 81x00, $2.15 each. play his bags of toys.—French Shop.
■A, Kannor, Sanford Avc. Phono Buy Christmns seals Hnd help fight
6.
216-12tc tuberculosis in this state.
219-2tc
Hats! Hats! Hate!
Shop. Sco them.
S h o j) a t t h e B j g S t o i
Christmas
. L s «.. T ra s .u ra ,
Comprlsingi
A K!t«“ ni t l " a lrd u !i? cT m tn U on ’ * r
i amonas
Watches
je w e lr y
Beautiful Line of Christmns Package GILLETTE RAZORS.
CHRISTMAS CIGARS in boxes of 25—all the leading brands in 10
and 15 cent CIGARS.
Fine Line of CHRISTMAS CANDIES, IIUYLER’S, WILEY'S, WfllTMAN’S, LOG CABIN PECAN NUT BOLL.
New Line of CHILDREN’S BOOKS and all the POPULAR NOVELS
of the day.
Our Christmas Line of PERFUMES fresh from the manufacturers,
comprise the MARY GARDEN, MAVIS. DJERKISS, PIYEItS,
ROGERS & GALLETT in Christmas packages, any size.
MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE
ENERGIZER" WHAT IT DOES.
Get somo of those late postcards at
the Herald office. Tho Valdez Ho
tel, the Weinkn Block, the Seminole
It successfully treats
anemia,
Hotel nnd other points of interest rheumatism, paralysis,
dyspepsia»
Only one cent each. Send a Sanford
obcsjty, neuralgia, constipation, sci
card to your friends.
atica, writer’s cramps, liver diseases,
varicose veins, muscular contractions,
Remember that the Herald offico joint affections, sprains and deformi
now has the best $65 typewriter on ties, faulty circulation or nutrition,
the mnrket. A complete standard spinal congestion, disease of the ner
typewriter for thin price, now and vous system, sleeplessness, Bright’s
fully equipped. Come in nnd try disease, diabetes and high blood pretK
them.
sure, even after ail other means have
failed. References: Any bank or bus
Prices are now being regulated by- iness house in Sanford.
tho new economic inw of ovcraupply
nnd under-demand.—Washington Post
Post Cards nt the Herald office, lc.
At the Quality
/
[($
1«
J
Tho friends of Rev. A. A. Thrower,
who. has served the Methodist church
in Lake City during the past year
,wera delighted to learn that ho has
been roturriod ’ to this city for an
other year. Ills report from this
church was gratifying to tho mem
bership and tho year just closed has
beer* tho most successful that tho
church has enjoyed for a number of
yean. Rov, Thrower Is an earnest
Get your typewriter a t tho Herald
A flrat-claac machine, bran
now a t $65 and one thaV you will like
for tho rest of your life. Not need to
pay any more for a real typewriter.
The Molte Is not only a standard ma
chine hut Is so arranged that you can
carry it around with you.
Post Cards at the Herald offico, lc.
r¥miifc7-'«fcL- :
OUR STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOR THE PEOPLE OF
THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE—
Bar Pins
ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND/ WE HAVE THE
FINEST LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN
SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA
MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, E T C - TOO MANY OF
THEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM AT
J. T. BRADY'S, Jewelry Store
WELAKA BLOCK
�PAGR POUR
TOB SANFORD i/AILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
RULED
MISS KATHRYN Mi 1LKBY, Editor.
Phone 428
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Edward Mil
ler announce the engagement of their
Wilson.
daughter, Clara Mae, to Mr. Amos
Marshall McClces. The wedding to
D. A. U.
take
place late in December.
The D. A. U. Bridge Club met with
»Mrs. E. P. Morse Thursday morning.
There waa also an extra table in hon CATHOLIC C H U R C n SERVICES.
or of Mrs. George Morse of IlondurALL SOULS CHURCn
The club prize was won by Miss
Lillins Lober and the guest prize, a
box of correspondence cards, was
won by Mrs. Roy Bowen.
#
A most sumptuous wild duck lunch
eon was served at this conclusion of
the game.
The guests besides the members of
the club were: Mrs. Ray Bowen,
Mr*. Julius Schultz, Miss Lillins Lo
ber, M n. Symmes and M n. George
Morse.
Toinorrcw, last Sunday in Advent,
mass will be celebnted a t 10:00 a.
m. During this mass tho men of the
parish will approach Holy Commun
ion in rf body.
Sermon: "Tho Messianic Prob
lems."
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment nftcr mass. Sunday school fol
lows services.
Masses on Christmas Day at 6:30
and 10:00 a. m. Full announcement
later.
*'
Strangers welcome.
KIND
IS SUCCESSION
BIG RANCHES'ONLY MEMORY
Thraa 6 liter« af. Nabla Family Wha
Dacani a the Favorit#« of. Great
French Manarch.
Progress of Civilisation Ha« Dana
Away With tha Picture eque Ufa
of the Old W est
Klny Louie XIV of Prance fell In
love with three ulster*, one after the
other, the ilnujchters of the marquis
of Neele. The drat waa not a beauty,
but she was a clever woman and a
Rood dresser. H er reign ended after
three years, when her younger sister
appeared. The king's devotion to tho
first slater waa a secret until Louts,
after ludulRinR too heavily In chainpagne. paid a cnll upon his wife, who
was so dlsRiisted by his condition that
she ordered hi in to leave her pres
ence. He was bitterly angered, and a
few days later he publicly acknowl
edged bis devotion to Mme. de Utility.
.Her younger *lster,
slater, I'aullue, came
to the palace with tho firm Intent of
winning the king from her sister«
She did, but; died suddenly shortly
aftpr her success. Then (he third
sinter, Marie Anne, the young
widow nf the marquis of Touniette,
the most able,'the moat unscrupulous
and the moat beautiful of the family,
appeared. Mme. de la Touraellc, In
love with a young nobleman, refused
to listen to the king. Louis sent his
rival to war, but the young man came
hack wounded, and n hero. A young
The big horse ranches have virtual
ly gone .out of ‘ existence with the
passing of the lx>ng X In Montana,
Mtys the Christian Science Monitor.
The big' cattle ranch long since suc
cumbed to the onward march of the
aheep ranger and the wired fence, and
It waa felt to be only a matter of
time before the horse ranch would
follow su it
In this connection It la Intereatlng
to recall tho circumstance that
though the horse waa unknown on
tha American continent when the Span
iards arrived, prehistoric evidences of
»the animal have been discovered In
both North and South Amarica. Tha
Indians, who had domesticated the
llama, the alpaca, and tha dog, knew
nothing of the horse, and ware aston
ished by the sight of the strange find
unfamiliar animals which the newcom
ers rode,
wllh tbelr Introduc
tion by the white races, hones which
escaped aoon ran wild and flourished
on the same ranges where their anctent cousins had apparently lived,
showing how well the country waa
suited to their needs. There are a
few ranches today In the West where
the rug In the principal room tnay be
the hide of a wild horse, found In
Nevnda or In Arizona canyons.
And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for
friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What a
wonderful Idea th a t
Christmas Sayings
In our Bank has become and how fine it la now for those
who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to come In now and get their money for gifts or for some
good cauae.
To you today and start you off with a Christmas Sav
ings Account fo r next year. Aak your neighbor who has
one and then talk It over wit h—
TH E PEOPLES BANK
1 hermometer Scale«.
There are aeveral different nyrtetn*
of dividing the thermometer scale. The
one In common use In all Englishspeaking countries la the Fahrenheit.
In this the boiling point Is 212 de
grees, and the freezing point 32 de
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taker for leas this
LUNCHEON FOR MRS. PEYTON
grees above zero. In the Centigrade
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cuh
Mrs. Alex Vaughn moat charming
thermometer, the freezing point Is tak
must
accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
Evil In Deception.
ly entertained a t luncheon Friday at
en as the zero, and tho bulling point
cordingly.
The Ancient Write*«.
Lying, n term In which we Include Is reckoned at 100 degrees- It will
her home on Park avenue ¿or M n.
The excellence nf the ancient writ deception of every kind, Is the root thus be seen that the 100 degrees on
Peyton of Washington who Is the ers does not cou*!*t In a trick that
more evil In the world than the the Centigrade scale and the 160 de HAVE BRIEF SPAN OF LIFE _________ FOR BENT
guest of her sister, M n. Margaret esn be learned, but In a perfect adap of
love of money ever was, though Hie gree* (212 minus 32) on the Fahren
FOR KENT—Two garages
p j^
Barnes.
I
tation of mean* tn ends. The secret latter U responsible for enough. In nil heit scale rxVresent the sum'c differ
Most
Placer
Mining
Campe
Flourish
663-W
218-3tf
The rooms were tastefully decorat of the slyle nf the great CJreck and conscience, and the two evils work ence, In temperature namely that be
for a Little While and Then
FURNISHED
ROOMS-Two
ed in poinffettics and ferns sugges ltmuou 'author* I* that It I* the per handily together.
If frank honesty tween boiling point and freezing point
Pasa Into Oblivion.
cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 PM
tive of the season. The table was fection of good sense. In Hie first were the rule of the world, boys,
place? they never use a word without grown Into men. would sin occasion
A
venue_____________15711:
. beautiful with a centerpiece of poln- a meaning, or a wool which adds
Exceptions to the rule governing FOR RENT—One nicely fumliW
Want a typewriter? The Herald
settias, red candles a t each place and nothing to the meaning; they knew ally. lint not frequently or continu ica the agency for the best $65 type mining camp*, hecUc activity and
room for one or two gentlemen or
ously, n* tnnny of us do now. Decep
Christmas place cards.
what, they wanted to say, and their tion Is the grant protector of crime, writer that has ever been put on the quick ficcay, are Helena, alto of a njee couple. Can have use of gsrzp.
A most sumptuous and delicious whole purpose was to say-It with the the great shield of vice. Eliminate It market and wo will have a shipment onc-tlmo noted placer cump, mid the Phone 23 for particulars,
206-tfc
Christmas luncheon was served to highest degree of exactness and com absolutely and you sever the tap roots of new machines the last of this flno city of Denver, where, in Hie sum
mer
of
18ii3,
James
H.
Pierce
punned
FOR
RENT—Double
i
flat,
«55
the following: M n. Peyton, M n. B. pleteness, and bring It homo to the of profiteering, defrauding of Hie em week. If you are In the market for out a little gold from a sandbar uear
mind
with
the
greatest
possible
clear
rooms
and
bath.
J.
Musson,
60J.|
F. Whltncr, M n. Raymond Key, M n.
ness and vividness . . . The ancients ployer, Impurity, hypocrisy In the n typewriter see us before you buy. the moutb of Cherry creek, a discov Palmetto ave.
,
21Wtp
Stone, M n. Barnes ahd M n. Vaughn. were concise because of the extreme church, political corruption snd wars Herald Printing Co.
ery that fired the expectations of
housekeeping
thousands and started 'the historic FOR RENT—Light
palnT'they took with their epithets: of aggression.—Exchange.
MERRIE MATRONS •
apartments,
completely
furnlibti
rush to Plkg's peak countryalmost nil moderns arc prolix because
The Dally Herald ¿subscription list
over
Union
Pharmacy,
First
Strut
The
flno
'and
progressive
city
of
The Mcrric Matrons Bridge Club they do not. The great ancients could
Have you seen th at beautiful line Is growing so rapidly that new carLewiston,
Idaho,
Is
another
exception
express
a
thought
mi
perfectly
in
a
\ . met with M n. Harry Hocrcn Thun2I9-3te
of box stationery a t tho nerald of rler'boys are necessary each week. If to the rule of obllvloa that hurt been * ___ _
day afternoon at her home on Union few words or sentences, that they did fice? Just tho thing for "Tho Girl"
^ OR- RENT—Large, nice furnlihti
you do not get your paper promptly the almost unfailing fate of placer
not need lo mid nny more.—John
housekeeping room, 205 Oak Are.
avenue.
for Chrlstmns. Get it printed with phone 481.
camps. While, strictly speaking, Lew
Stuart Mill.
.
Mrs.
Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-Clp
Only the members were present and
her monogram.
iston was not a placer camp, but the
FOR
KfcINT—1 well furnnished t*4
outfitting point, at the head of steam
boat navigation, for the-stampede Into
room, 717 Park nve.
220-tfc
tbo elenr-wnter region, In the curly FOR RENT—Furnished ' room. Ap
'00s, It was n placer enmp In other
ply at Herald office.
220-tfc
respects, and In the wild spirit of early*
LOST
day gold hunting.
With the snlllug nwny of the steam LOST—Brown cameo pin, circled witi
ship Victoria, bearing 850 Nome resi
pearls. Lost somewhere on Fint
dents. most of whom announced their
stre
e t Return to 703 Oak. Rcwari
purpose never to return, tho brooding
216-5!i
spirit of melnncholy came In with tin* Mrs. C. F. Marshall.
long, long winter. Again the “weirs
MISCELLANEOUS
tong howl Is heard on Ounnlnskn *■
Incorpcra'+ed
Carpels
and Rugs Washed
lonely shore." and the little remnant
of population ,1s left with memories right on the floos with tho Hamiltoa
and disappointed hopes. Vet a few Bench Electric Carpet Washer. Rewilt ding to the deserted beach to the stores colors, kills all moth and dis
last breath of life, for such Is the ease germs. For estimate or demon
tinfalling record of every famous
stration phono 660 or drop card U
camp, to live over ngnln In memory,
through the long arctic nights, the Electric Carpet Washer, Route A,
215-ftp
stirring scenes of 20 years ago.—Spo 206, Sanford, Fla.
kiwi* 8Dokcsman*Itevlcw.
ROOM AND BOARD, 111 per w«L
100 East F irst street, over Union
Pharmacy.
163-tfe
World's Longest Car Ferry,
The new railway ferry line, which PRACTICAL NURSE, care of V*
Is being planned to run between Eng
Herald.
216-ftp
land and Sweden, will bo the longest
Tho 'nternational Correspondence
In the world. A tremendous ferry
boat with engines furnlshlpg about Schools arc right now training ortr
12,000 horse-power Is to travel dally | one hundred thousand people for bet
between the two countries, bearing ter positions and salaries. How shoot
upon
huge decks freight trains 48 -you? Get In touch with Mr. FarrarX cars Initslength.
this there will j ton, local representative,
Llncola
T be provisions Besides
for taking travelers
216-51?
? from the first to the fourth class, to House.
i gether with dining rooms, promenades
WANTED
and other agreeable features. The
journey requires 33 hours. After ar WANTED—Team work. Inquire 3
M. Hanson Shoo Shop.
189-Wp
riving on hind the freight train at
onco proceeds upon the English or
FOR BALK
~~
? Swedish tracks, as the case may be. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—tW
It Is obvious that a tremendous sav
T ing both In time and In labor can ba 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford At«i thus accomplished.
100-lb SACK
0*0 7 C
Walking distance to city. Two loti
12-lbs PILLSBURY
OE;
i BREAKFAST BACON,
For
............................
«pü.
IU
.
corner
Center ai)d Elm Ave. Tw»
FLOUR
................
Jo*
STRIPS, lb .......................
•
I
lots west side Palmetto nve., 50 ft.
New Picture« by Radio.
24-lbs PILLSBURY
t f l C ft
"Very Interesting snd very Impor from Eleventh S t Make offer. B. ?
ALAGA SYRUP—
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
tant." la the way Marconi recently ex Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring SL, b*
FLOUR
.....................
tp
l.D
U
lb ......................................
Gallon for ......................... $1.25
pressed himself regarding the trans Angeles, Calif.
208-1 mo-P
mission
of photographs by radio. It
14-lbs. IRISH POTATOES
H C
.65
Half Gallon ......................
PICNIC HAMS,
appears that several systems of this FOR SALE—All the lumber In " £
For .,.....................: ............ e l« l
grandstand and fence at basebifl
1b ............- ........................
kind are being worked out at present.
One one-half Gal. can....... .16
"I have not„ followed the experiments, park at a bargain. See C. L. Britt or
but I know It can be done," continued Herald office.
PURE CHEAMERY BUT
216-tfe
LIBBYS
SPINACH,
Marconi.
"Pictures
were
sent
over
TER, tb„..........................
FOR SALE—No. 6 Underwood typ«OCTAGON- SOAP, BAR 8c, QC
telegraph wires several year« ago, and
No. 3 Can f o r ...................
writer, A-l condition, 165.—S*owhat enn be done by wire can be dent
MAXWELL HOUSE
ford
Truck Growers.
216-tfc
by wireless. It will be of great In
LIBBY’S DILL PICKLES,
COFFEE, lb ...................
COMPOUND LARD,
-| ^
terest to watch the progress made. FOR SALE—A few yard turkej».
Can ....................................
The two chief uses to which the dis
nice and fat, 60c lb.—G. W. Sp«»* ARBUCKLE .COFFEE,
covery can be put are the quick trans cer. Phone 400.
by t h e t u b z : z : z z : # m
216-7*?
ARGO
SALMON,
' lb .............................. - ....
mission of photographs for newspaper
Can
.....................................
FOR
SALE—Army
tents
in
good
con
and police purposes." — Scientific
BEST RIB BACON,
dition, |30 to, |40.—A. G. Tannai
American.
- TENNESSEE EGGS,
EAGLE MILK,
303
E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla.
Dozen ..............................
CALIFORNIA LIMAS,
Or
Con .......... ......... .—- ..........
814-6*9
Look over tho elegant new line of
2 lbs ................................... . ¿ O
stationery a t the Herald office before FOR SALE—T w o atory 8 **•_
PURE CREAMERY
AUNT
JEMIMA
PANCAKE
buying your Christmas gifts of fine
House a n d g a r a g e , a b a r g a in . AP*
GRITS OR MEAL,
•'
• CHEESE, !b...................
OR BUCKWHEAT .........
stationery. We have It in all sizes ply 402 Sanford a v e . a r d F o u r t h »t
215-61P
alt shades at very reasonable
f and
G-lbs PILLSBURY
OATMEAL, QUAKER OR
SCRATCH FEED, *
prices.
T
FLOUR f o r .....................
_____________FOUND
i
MOTHERS, pkge................
f
With the revision of prices a house FOUND—Black leather v a i l « * 1“
name on 1L Owner can have m »*
holder car«, fill his furnace with coal
for about the cost of tho furnace.— by coming to Herald offlfe and P*P
Now York World.
lng for this advertisement.
V
C ^ S s /f lC P A P s
JONES CASH STORE!
.. 117 East First Street
YOUR SATISFACTION ALWAYS IS WHAT WE WANT, THAT IS WHY
WE ADVERTISE SO PERSISTENTLY. OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, WE INTEND
TO SERVE AS A REMINDER OF OUR PARTICULARLY LOW PRICES;
Sugar 9c
.49
J7
.29
.64
.37
.33
.72
.35
.45
WITH GROCERY ORDER. SUGAR
10 CENTS POUND WITHOUT ORDER
— ALL YOU WANT.
±
t
I
°TNS:..........
.04
.22
.28
.35
.29
.20
.15
�TAB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1920
iifti* ^•ppen,n*,
Mention of
In arid About
Metterà In Bri*f
persons) Item*
of interest
WEATHER r e p o r t .
Suam afy af the
Flottine Small
T tlk t Succinctly*
Arranged for
Herald B tid e n
USE YOUR BASKETS.
r . Florida—Generally_^**r ond
Jonea Caah Store wishes to an*
y warmer tonight. T to ^ M y « nounco that on account of the big mah
froit In north-«sit portion Sun- for groceriea a t tho «tore la st Satur
day many people could rif t 1 : « —ted
Increaalng cloudiness.
upon with diapatch and In order to
facilitate
delivery ho will have baaht froata are nuking riper orketa
and
tho
cuatornerà can wait on
| .nd grapefruit and Florida (a
themselves
taking
their basket and
iradiae of the world.
fillln git with whatever they want.
nember th J T iiS t week U haV- He will also make one delivery to
week In buaineaa clrciea and an morrow
W . your ordere In early.
tlaement In The Daily Herald
niGH SCHOOL PUPILS
>*t you the trade.
PRESENT GOOD PLAY
has
started
to
move
in
»mall
Celery
The Twinkling Star Company, Inc.,
‘„ „i will scon be on move
qusntllics»but
,
nnd
then
business
will
pick
presented
tho following play to a very
In csr lots t . —
large
audience
In the Sanford High
op in the farming line.
School auditorium Friday afternoon,
The auction at
— the Miller building December 17: "The Ladle* Age So
0f second-hand nnd stored furniture ciety of Bingvllle Pack a Missionary
today brought out a large crowd. B arrel". The character* were cast as
Charlie Hand acted as auctioneer and follows:
wss in fine form.
Miss Umntilo Wiggles, Miss Mae
Holly.
B C. Smith wns in the city today
Miss, Mndallon Wiggles, Miss Flor
(n route to his home in Ovcido from
ence Henry.
Jacksonville, where ho went to attend
Miss Dumpty Runt, Miss Francis
a meeting of th e - republican leaders
Dutton.
of the state.
Mrs. Al K. Hall, Miss Margaret
The Herald is now equipped to do Zachary.
Mrs. Hardy BoilJ Miss Lillian Shin*
your Job printing in record time with
\
the new machinery that has been in- holser.
Mrs. U.“ R. Uplsh, Miss Marion
stalled during the week. Bring us
your rush Jobs of stationery, and all Hand.
Miss Matilda Pitt, Miss Sara Eastkinds of printing.
erby.
All the trains coming into Sanford
Miss Elmira Titt, Miss Marion Dcltfrom the north are crowded with win rich.
ter visitors nnd lt‘!s time to get your
Little Guess Boil, Mr. Arthur
rooms ready nnd your houses ready to Moore.
receive the largest crowd of winter
Littlo Uno Hall, Miss Kathleen
visitors that have ever come to Flor- Brady.
Last but most exalted: Rev. U.
Savus, Mr. Wallace Bell.
The mnny friends of Mry. Lucy
Authoress, Miss Henry.
Barber and daughter. Miss Thelma,
A rt Director, Fall N. Star.
were glnd to see them here this week,
Beauty Specialist,, Spring Stiles.
the guests of Misti Annie Hawkins o f
Owner and Manager, Mr. Frederick
Celery avenue. The Harbors have Rinca.
' cen spending the wlntera In Sanford
As we havo all dates open and «re
for mnny years, but this season are still twinkling, we will be glnd to pre
in Lakeland. They arc from Com sent this play any time, any day, any
merce, Gn.
where. J u st seo Manager Rinrs.
Sanford, Flo., Dec. 18, 1920.
Carlo! Shlpmenta from Entire Coun*
try, Friday, Dee. 17.
Florida—Sanford Section ...... .....22
Florida—Manatee Section ...»....... 4
California—So. Diatrict ....
13
California—Imperial Valley ........... 1
'Total, care **'*** »■•'«•«»««■•»■»•t*««4(
Deaitnatlona of Florida Shipmenta,
Potomac Yarda ............
1
Pittsburgh .... ;......
I
New York .......................
(
Jersey City ..........
]
Philadelphia ........
'
Baltimore ......................................... ■]
Waycrosa ................. ............ .".......... i
CHRISTMAS ORDERS
FOR ORANGES
Leave your orders for Christmas or
anges and grapefruit with Reginald
S. Holly, who is making a specialty of
the best of tangerines and oranges
and grapefruit in mixed or straight
packages. He takes your order and
secs th a t i tis shipped to the proper
destination. Get his prices. See him
or phone 108 or 148.
AND
Once upon s time we occasionally
Uncle Sam tells tho world that ho
got hnlf.fare on tho railroads. Now docs not Intend to be done in nils.—
Now we get it in the restaurants all Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
the time.—Syracuse Herald.
make this a Usefu
for. the Whole Family
United States, Kokomo and
Miller Tires and Tubes
Spot Lights, Bumpers and
anything in the line of
We maintain one of the best Repair
Shops in the State.
especially the week before Christmas always is a time when everyone is
rushed and each customer is not abld to get the service he or she la en
titled to, but in order to live up to our motto of service, we are retaining
the services of the entire force thdt we had during o ur sale, and if
necessary we will put on other men so that you can be assured th at at
our place you will get the usual prompt,
Facts About Violins.
Some people are possessed of the
Ides that the more scars, cracks and
disfigurements they are In nn old vio
lin the more valuable It Is. The con
trary Is true. In the case of genu
ine old Cremonp violins, preservation
enters largely Into their value. The
more perfectly preserved they nre, the
greater prices they command. Vio
lins with the beautiful Cremona var
nish In a fine state of preservation are
especially sought by connoisseurs. Vio
linists who wish to preserve the vnlue
of their violins should take pains to
keep them In perfect repair, nnd to
wipe nil dust and resin oft the violin
after using.—Exchange.
Judging a Poet.
There are two ways of measuring a
poet, either by nn absolute aesthetic
stnndard, or relatively to his position
In the literary history of hts country
and the conditions of Ills generation.
Both should he borne In mind ns co
efficients In a perfectly fair Judgment.
If his positive merit Is to be settled
Irrevocably by the former, yet an In
telligent criticism will find Its advan
tage not only In considering what he
wss, but what, under the given cir
cumstances. It wns possible for him to
be.—James Itursoll Lowell,
Accounted For,
•Tlic.-e pampered animals nr«* gen
erale Ill-tempered.'*
**DmCi binine
I hem : It Is only natural for pars tu be
pettish.**
T he Gift Supreme for
All the Family
/
That la the number that wina the lamp and it la the only prixq that haa
not been claimed. If you hold any of the coupona, look them up, and the
ENERGIZER1
Does It Cheaper and Better
DOES IT.
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You* C ant Make
Hay Without Sunshine
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
Reserve Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
Why not make some real "HAY" in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account ••■■’th us
Build up your credit that you m a* : ? able to
master difficult problems.
Sanford,Florida
A Home Bank for Home People
Citrus fruits and vege
DcSoto
tables have been moving steadily | country for the next four years is to
from most of our shipping points for j lty a tax on applications for Fcdersevcral weeks. Cattle are in good
condition on the open ranges,
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
erything in tho offico supply line that
A New York Äon making $2g
you are needing. The price is right
month has , Just got married,
also. Let us fit you up with your
claims he couldn’t live on th a t—N
stationery and offico supplies.
York American.
Most of the ffoh in small puddles
imagine
they are big.
Office supplies at the Herald.
Is a sure sign of warning—and nil
kinds of Ills, arc m atters of tho life
you lead nnd the opportunities you
have hnd of knowing whnt the whole
thing is about
And tho remedy—cheaper NOW
thnn ever ngaln in your life—is to get
SOMEHOW sufficient to stir up and
eliminate this 'Carbon* of Human
Combustion. You get it out of your
Auto; WHY NOT YOUR BODY? Everything for the office a t the
Herald Printing Co. We can fit you
out with all that you need in fine
printed stationery and office supplies
of all kinds.
Armenia Is; asking for General
Wood. Maybe Armenia will be luck
ier than America. — Philadelphia
North American.
All our Mechanics have had years
of experience in the
Automobile Repair Business.
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Sanford, Florida
B row n’s M arket j
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
J1ANANAS, D o z................. 40c
NEW CROP ENGLISH
WALNUTS, lb _____ __50e
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
WATERS CANDY KITCHEN
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO,
CRACKERS, p k f . _________
3-LB. CANS. HOMINY,
Per esn __________
GRANULATED SUGAR,
Per Pound
3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
Per Can _________________
IRISH POTATOES,
Peck ................. .
3-LB, CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can ...............................
SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS,
Per Pound ___________
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Camp's, Per can ______ i_______
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
Con ---------------- -----------
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
Van Camp’s, Per C a n ____ _
6-LB. CANS CRI8CO,
Can ____________
1-LB. ROAST BEEF,
Per C a n ________
24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
Per S a c k -------------------- —
1-LB. CORNED BEEF,
Per C a n ___ *______
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
Per P o u n d ----- ----- --------
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS,
Per C a n ----- -----___
HEBE CREAM, Baby,
Per Can --------------
1-LB. CANS MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE, Per C a n ___________
HEBE CREAM, Tall,
Per Can . . — . . . .
LORD CURVEUR COFFEE,
Per Pound ______ ______
Buy Christina. Seal* to Fight Tnberc
ulosis In Our State.
�TOB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, 8ATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
r.tt.;
ntire Week—December 25-31
SAILORS HOLD ODD BELIEFS AUDITOR AND CLERK'S REPORT
RICKETS DID TH IS
Salt-Water Marinara Cling With Ta»
naclty to Many 8uparatltlona at
Which Landlman Laugh«.
Nearly all «hips carry a horseshoe.
Usually It Is tinlled somewhere In the
stem. The horseshoe has been a fe
tish with sailors ever since Nelson
nailed ouo to the roast of tho Victory,
Sailors have many superstitions. - A
sailor who wears u baby’s caul feels
himself Immune from death by drown
ing. And ufter a lutm trip the •uillor
who flrst Rights land will have n good
voyage home. Jack liecotue* decided
ly uneasy If he hears “land-lubber
lingo” on the ocean. Therefore. If
ever you are a passenger don't let hliu
hear you refer to the deck of u cabin
as the “floor," the companion ax the
“stairs" or the alleyway as the "lobby”
or “passage.” It Is bad form, and un
lucky. Whistling ut sea stirs up evil
winds. A cuttloHsli swimming on top
of the wnTes also betokens a storm.
A squall may be expected when nn al
batross nllghts on the deck or when u
seagull tiles between the foremast and
the mainmast. But If the seagull tiles
between the malnmajt,and the nilixeumast fair winds will prevail. Cats are
considered unlucky to have on board
ship. Up to the last twenty years
most sailors wore earrings for luck.
No sailor will shoot at birds (nr fear
of destruction of Ills ship. It Is unlucky
to kill a petrel. These birds, called by
sailors "Mother Carey'« chickens"—a
corruption of “Mater Cara" (mother
dearest)—are the sailor’s friends.
They give warning of an approaching
storm. Legend bus It th at each of
these birds benrs the soul of o dead
seutnan.—London Times.
Itefor* this flve-yenr-old Vienna girl
• n r o p e r a t e d upon In the American
Convalescent Home her leg was ever
more horribly deformed from rlckett
-and she was In constant Instead of In
trrm tttent pstn. Now st least her leg
Is straight again, nnd by degrees she L
' relearning to walk. Rickets I s t h #
" afterm ath of under-nutrition, and It It
to cut down the harrowing prevalence
of such disease as this among the chil
Increase In World'e Craps.
dren of Europe that eight American re
A bulletin Issued by the Interna
tlef organisations are making a Joint
appeal under the name of tho European tlonal Institute of agriculture an
Relief Council for funds to succor the uounces that the aggregate wheat anf
millions that face a winter of horror. rye crops of the northern hemtaphert
They are the American Relief Admluls- total 62,400,000 metric tons, ns agnlnsj
. trstlon. the Amerlrnn Red Cross, the 01,700,000 metric tons In 1010. Thi
* American Frltnds' 8ervlce Commute# production of barley, according to th(
(Q uakers), the Jewish Joint Distribu bulletin was 8 per cent larger thac
tion committee, the Federal Council ol last year, while oats Increased 21 pet
■ (Churches of Christ la America, thl cent. The moire crop of southern Eu
iKxdfhts of Col «m b*, tfca I . U , f t L rope was good, nnd- that In America
10 per cent more than last year. Tha
probable yield of beet sugar Is consld
Send in your locals to the Herald errd favorable by the Institute. Th(
office. Phone the news ta 148. We export of 400,000 tons of wheat froa
w ant every bit of it. Toll us the ItrltUh India Is advocated by tho In
Rtltute.
new t each day.
w e nave
our T yp ew riter
FOR MONTH OF NOVBMHER, 1920.
Corrected on November 15, 1020,
Southbound
Balance cash cn hand as ''per last
Departs
Arrive
report, $2,385.6!.
Receipt«
2:46 m. m.
1020 taxes, $16,750.16; licenses,
8:40 a. m.
501.75; dog tax, $1.25; fines and cotta
. . . 1:28 p.m.
1:38 p. m.
$700.00 pound fees, $18.75; miscel
. . . 2:55 p.m.
3:20 p. m.
laneous income, $63.60; paving liens,
. . . 7:20 p.m.
7:45 p. m.
$218.78; sidewalk liens, $180.09; de
North Bound
linquent taxes, $645.16; total, *19,.
Arrive
Departs
178.44—$21,504.05.
1:48 a.m .
2:03 a.m.
Disbursements.
1:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m.
Office City Mannger: Salaries,
2:35 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
$305.00; communications, $2.75; gaso
4:00 p.m .
4:05 p.m.
line nnd oil, $15.34; total, $413.00.
Office City Attorney: Salary, $75.
Office municipal judge, fees, $02.
Departs
Division Public Health: Salary',
7:30
a. m.
$40.00; inspector, $25.00; special clin
7:35
p. m.
ic, $25.00; drugs, $2.40. Total, $92.40.
___4:00
p.
m.
Division
Police:
Snlarics,
---- 11:55 a. m.
$674.61; communications, $2.50; gaso
Trilby Branch
line and oil, $34.36; feeding prisoners,
$23.80; repairs to motorcycle,, $7.50;
Arrive
Departs
total, $742.77.
8:00 a. m.
Division of Fire: Salaries, $285.00;
3:25 p. m.
communications $11.50; electric in
___6:30 p. m.
spector, $15.00; gasoline nnd oil, sup
___2:00 p.m.
plies, $28.15; total, $330.65.
Oviedo Branch
Division Public Building Expense:
Arrive
Departs
Janitor, $10.00; lights and water, ice,
___11:00 a. m.
$9.01; automobile camp, $20.26; total,
$49.17.
Division of Engineering: Engineer's
•Daily, except Sunday.
services, $60.47.
Division of street cleaning nnd gar
| If you have a room for rent, if you
bage removni: Salaries, $105.00; la
Ihave anything for sale, tho way to
bor, $724,08; Ip cd nnd care of ani
get results is to advertise it through
mals, $104.50; repairs nnd small tools,
tho Want Column of the Daily Her
$48.22; gas and oil, car expense,
ald. This is tho market page for tho
$30.68. Total, $1,021.48.
people who want something.
Records nnd taxation, department
of afflcc: Salaries, $200.00; printing,
Everything for tho offico nt tho
adv., supplies, $135.68; communica
Herald Printing Co. Wo can fit you
tions, $21.00. Total, $367.58.
out with all that you need in fine
Department of Finance: Salary,
printed stationery and office supplies
$40.00.
of all kinds.
Pound expense, $4/>0.
Live stock, 1 horse, $100.00.
Offico supplies a t tho Herald.
New’ streets nnd bridges, French
avenue nnd Goldsboro street, $1,100.38.
Let’s Get Down to
Sidewalks,
corner
approaches,
$370.20.
Brass Tacks
Floating debt: Warranta, $1,231.77;
w arrant interest, $81.88; total, $1,313.65.
Discount on taxes, $334.68.
Main streets and bridges: Labor,
$266.32; care mules, $52.12; material,
$6.00; total, $324.44.
Will be paid to any
Maintenance of parks: Labor, $48.
Adult who gets the
Total of all items, $6,087.55.
Cash balance, *14,676.50. Grand
total,. $21,564.05.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR
SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO
WL, l i f t lbs.
Universal
Keyboard
Ruling D«vicc
Tabulator
TRAIN SCHEDULE
The Christmas vacation for the
schools of Scfninolo County will be
gin on Friday ovening, December 17,
1920. School will re-open after tho
holidays on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1921.
W. LAWTON,
Superintendent.
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
IIOWE RED TUBES
IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARKET, THE TALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD
ALIKE.
THERE
FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALWAYS
BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL DE TIIE STORE WHERE
YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS. AT
CHRISTMAS
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A FEW
FOR
IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS,
WE
SUGGESTIONS:
IDEAL FIRELESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
A COMPLETE-LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RI
FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS,'ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
AS
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Our State
For Srubblng C lothes______ ...11.00
Dry Cleaning ________________ .75
The Herald office is headquarters Pressing- _____________________ ¿0
After 12 Treatments for fine stationery of all kinds from ALL WORK GUARANTEED
the printed letter head to the beauti
at the
G. W. WATERS
ful stationery* in boxes thnt is so denr
Phone 560
to the ladies' hearts. You can get 31? East First St.
this station! ry nnd have your mono
gram ; rinted on it, making the nift
iest Christmas gift thnt you hnvo
Office
ever seen and one of the best. Sta
tionery costs money these dnys but
onr stationery is very reasonable in
price nnd positively the best that Every Battery repair we mske Is
money can buy. See it a t the Herald guaranteed for six months. We are
able to do this because in repairing
office.
any make of battery we are licensed
Got your Christmas advertising in to use patented features which hare
tho Daily Herald. Tho people aro made Vesta batteries famous.
world cannot afford tho protection shopping by tho papers these dayi
that BETTER STRENGHT nnd CIR and in reading your daily papers you
CULATION will give you.
savo money.
L. A. RENAUD, Prop.
Phone 189
Everything is a m atter of "per
cent" and "degree" in this world, and
each "ENERGIZER" treatm ent gels
ANY ndult a "per-cent” better in
physlcnl Strength nnd CIRCULA
TION.
It is NOT a matter of money to
YOU—it is a straight m atter of
GETTING it—whilo the getting U
good. The INCONSISTENCY of
getting tho "carbon" out of your auto
nnd NOT giving your BODY similar
care is truly CRIMINAL after due
thought
And "if thinking hurts—then 'DoIT-NOW’ because it FEELS GOOD.”
You cannot loso ANYWAY YOU
LOOK AT IT.
And If you get the "FLU” before,
say MAY 1st, 1021, you get $25. .If
you don’t get It, you should worry.
But you WILL get tho FINEST HU
MAN house-cleaning available,—a
sound investment, a sensible, LOGI
CAL move.
Sanford can. easily bet, IN FACT
the roost HEALTHY CITY In the
WORLD.—Scientifically made so.
COME IN
FIND OUT
FINE STATIONERY
“Energizer”
We Guarantee Ali
B attery Repairs
Sanford Battery Service Co.
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.
,
For foreign languages, especially equipp
e d with from one to five dead keys—does
not enterfere with standard keyboard.
er,
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�TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
PAGE SEVEN
! CZECHOSLOVAKIA > BORN
!
ABOARD FREIGHT
/TRAINS
From the Foundation
E G Y PT ! A U lA M U m i m i n £
to the Roof
Quality-Servicd-Price
Buy a Home
for a Xmas
Present
Greatest Gift in the World
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
E. F. L A N E
“The Real Estate Man"
tea. U
30« rVMHilf*I
For
Cold Weather
Heaters
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves and
Ranges
OF HISTORY
Egypt annually supplies the world
with a precious product, an Increasing
knowledge of the early life story of
tho human race,
in tho wonderful
record of exploration which baa re
stored to ui the civilization of the
great pre-classlcal. nations, there la no
more remarkable chapter than that
which tells of the resurrection of an
cient Egypt- A communication to the
National Geographic society by James
Balkle, says:
"The science of Egyptology, which
la slowly and patiently reconstructing
for us tho ordered history of tho 3,000
years before Christ, enabling us to see
the types of men. tue manner of life,
the forms of government, the religious
customs and beliefs of period nftcr
period, from the very dawn of Egypt
ian nationality. Is specifically a growth
of our own time.
"We owe the framework Into which
wo try to tit the fncts of Egyptlnn his
tory to the ancient historian, Manutho,
scattered fragments of whose history
¡of Egypt, dating from the reign of
Ptolemy Phlladelphus, In the third cen
tury B, C., have come down to us In
the works of various ancient nuthorr.
•He recognized 30 dynasties of Egyp
tian rnonnrchs, and he left lists of the
names of the kings In each of these
dynasties, together with occasional
notes upou mnttera of historical Inter
est tn particular reigns.
"The kings of the earliest dynasties
reared no pyramids. Their tombs
were great structures mainly under
ground. These huge homes of the
dead were filled with all sorts of ob
jects thought necessary or userul for
¡the deceased king In the underworld.
I "Around a monarch were burled his
slaves, who were doubtless slain ut
his gravo thnt they might accompany
and serve him In the afterlife. The
chambers of his tomb were stored with
stacks of great vases of wine and corn,
BA LL
Hardware Co.
j Amid ttio disorders of Central Eu:n>pe coo .new nation nlTord« a con*
Jsplcuous exception to the dmo», strife
{and revolutions prevalent on alt aides
•of her. That nation Is Czech o-81o¡▼skis.
! The Inception of this new national*
iltjr from n racial unit of ancient and
dlstlnstilshcd Uncage Is a modern ro*
¡mance comparuhlu to tho crusades of
¡the middle ages.
Early In 1018 the Intrepid Czech
.warriors started out from the Kiev
district of western Itusvla In railway
cars, some of which were decorated
with the alognn, “from War to War
Around the World.”
At that time It looked ns though
,the summer of 1D18 would find them
,ln Champagne or tho Arguune, Joined
¡with the thousands of their compa
triots who were already fighting In
the allied armies to down the Hun.
But a strange ‘combination of circum
stances delayed them In Siberia
through the short summer of long days
and the long winter of little sunshine.
A communication follows from
Maynard Owen Williams, first Amer
ican correspondent with the spectacu
lar annbnsls of the Czechoslovaks
across Siberia:
“Xenophon had a One trip, If one
la to Judge from the accounts of his
favorite press agent, and Napoleon
and Sherman hnvo made famous ex
cursions, but when It conies to the
world encircling vislou of the tourist
bureau writer, and the dogged ness of
death, tho wonderful Czechs tnko the
palm.
“Tho war found them about ax en
thusiastic In their friendship for WIIllnm Ilnhenzollcrn and his PoiKdnm
Just received large shipment of Army Canned Goods, consisting
confederates us they were for tho
Hapsburg house that betrayed them
of Corn and Roast Beef, Corn Beef Hash, Pork Sausage and
centuries ago, ufter they mnguaiilmou.-«ly Joined the Austrians In the repul <•
Bacon. Get it while the getting is good and save money.
of the hordes from Aslu that then
tin ente ned Europe.
"Their going over to tho enemy wns
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis 1n Our State,
one of tho reasons why Germany's
southern neighbor failed to pick up
rapidly amid the heavy trnlllc that re
sulted from the mobilization of
Kurojie.
“Whole regiments of them went over
to the foe.
Other thousands were
shot down by their Austrian compan
ions In arms, and all their organiza
tions were heavily officered by tho
Germans or Mugyars, whose methods
and aims they hated. Thousands of
them esca tied to Itnssla, where they
As Good aa the Best
were sent to the cold oi Siberia or the
malaria of tho Tnshkcnt region as
Dally Service
Phone 66
prisoners of war.
“Many of them entered the Russian
army under Kerensky, but with the
signing of tho Breat-Lltovak treaty,
1ARGAIN SALE ON TIRES
they lost faith.In their Russian com
Get Them While They Last
panions In arms tmd with a spirit of
SPARK PLUGS FOR ALL
loyalty to the cause of freedom that
Tested
Law
for
the
CARS.
no other group surpassed, they act out
from Russia to cross Siberia, the Fa
GASOLINE and OILS.
Benefit of the
ci tie, America, the Atlantic and France,
ELECTRIC WASHING
to hurl themselves once more against
MACHINES
Public
their oppressors and traditional foes.
IRONS and VACUUM
“When I met them their 78 trains
CLEANERS
were strung out from the Ukraine to
At
Reduced Prices
Lnko Baikal, all moving toward the
No official, County, State,
port of Vladivostok.
F.
“Tho Rolshevlkl walked Into the
105
Palmetto
Ave. Phone 481
Revenue or otherwise, can
trap which they had themselves pre
pared, for had they lived up to their
enter a PR IV A TE house
promise«, the Czech« would have all
NOW MAKING
been In Vladivostok by July. When
without
a
search
warrant
the Reds attempted to dlwirm the
Czecho-Slovnk expedition, the Bo
/t Vt 07
fjn )/eooi
A CITIZEN.
V-}
WjlMO»
hemians refused to be as meek as
Fresh Daily
the antl-Bolshevlka usually were then, AOOBNTTTATINO THE STRAIGHT
and tho result was a continent saved
$1.00 POUND
LINE.
for democracy while the world wn«
Of fico supplies a t the Herald.
Black is. emphasized evorywhere
W ater’s Kandy Kitchen
hunting through Its atlas to find out this season and Is particularly ciTeoTry a Herald W ant Ad.—I t pays,
who these lighting men with the Ure when enlivened by eomo Inter
strange nomo really were, and what pretative color. Here, black satin la
they were doing so far from home."
used for tho first model, with narrow
the if,“«-spilt log demon, are drawing bands of henna embroidery on eith
er wide and front of tho skirl. The
farm wnaona or plowing the field.
collar
girdle are also In henna
In by-gone days communities were crepe. and
Medium
size requires 5 yards
dependent upon volunteers, and men 36-Inch ratio and
yards 40-Inch
from all social radka gave valunblo crepe.
time to qualify for tho service.
Tho second frock Is In gray, tho
Flro fighting In-some sort of organ ckirt having black figures. Tho stitch
ized form ts ancient. Machines for ing at tho sides of tho applied blouse
throwing water from a distance were front Isr also In black. Medium slzo
known, according to our first clear evi requires lj{ yards E4-lnch plain ma
dence, In tho second century before terial and 2 yards 3G-lnch figured nmChrist. Heron of Alexandria. 200
years beforo the Christian era, In an
old manuscript which has escaped de
struction, described a hydraulic ma
chine used In Egypt during the time
of the Ptolemies. It was composed of
Ptolsmy Kuergetw at
Kamak.
with pottery dishes, splendid copper
bowls, carved Ivory boxes, golden but
tons, palettes for grinding face paint,
chairs and couches of elaborate de
sign and decoration, Ivory and pottery
figurines, and plaques bearing records
of the king's valor In war or his piety
In the founding of temples.
"Here and thare In this wreckage
of Immemorial splendors, a little touch
helps ns to realize that Uienu dim his
toric figures were real men. who loved
and sorrowed as men do atilt Close
to Mena's second tomb ut Abydoa Ilea
thnt of his daughter Bcner-ab—'Sweet-*
heart,' as he called hcr-rto suggest
how love and death went aide by aide
then as now.
'Tho furniture of tho tombs reveal«
an amazing proficiency In tho nrts and
crafts. Ebony chests Inlaid with Ivory;
stools with Ivory feet carved In the
shapo of hull’s* legs; vessels a it and
ground to translucent thinness, not
only out of soft nlnhaster. but out of
nn Iron-hard stone like dlorlte; finely
wrought copper ewers. all tell us thnt
the Egypt'nn of the earliest dynastic
period wns no rudo barbarian, hut n
highly civilized craftsman. Perhaps
tho daintiest and most convincing ev|.
deuce of his skill Is given by the brace
lets which were found encircling the
siieleton arm of the queen of King Zer,
of the first dynasty."
THE EVOLUTION OF FIRE
FIGHTING
J,R A U T IF Ü T m ;r CARI
AT TI,E HERALD, EACH
Dally Fashion Hint
Lord’s Purity Water
P. RINES
Qateway .of
NMITH BROTHERS
Rvtwrt Repair Work
is beginning to elbow us around
and we are making the necessary arrangements to have a
joyful time. W eve done our Christmas shopping and
are practically “all set”. Sc
look ahead just a little so that
will not fall on us next week
IT NOW!
Cleaned Currants
Seeded and Seedless Raisins
Imported Figs .
California Figs
English Walnuts
rarragouan Almonds
Pecans, Stewarts
Cocoanuts, best
Shelled English Walnuts and
Almonds
Prunes .
.
’ The passing of the fire horses irom
Manhattan Island and the Installation
of u high-pressure water system tn
Boston to eliminate even the fire en
gine are further steps In the atago of
progress from the romantic days of
the picturesque old hand tubs. Older
folk may remember when citizens
tricked themselves out In red shirts
and glazed caps and carried torches
In the front of n procession, or formed
part of the bodyguard of the gallant
old tub as It paraded the street« on a
gala occasion Then passion for fire
fighting ran to a high pitch and arguneuts were waged about the merits of
particular engines. Today the throbs
of a motor-driven engine are taking,
the place or those heart throbs. The
horses that might have clattered from
their stalls, glided beneath their har BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS 4
ness, and raced gloriously through the
drizzly, night-darkuned streets before AT THE IIERALI), EACH-—
Pecan N ut Roll
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
Demonstrated lit your home.
Christinas orders should be giv
en Early.
B. E. WILLIAMS
or G. A. DREKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
108-26tp
Christinas Gift That Never
Fails to Please
To the growing hoy or girl a bicycle means
Daily fun for years to come.
Exhilcrating out-door exercise that bring!
the priceless glow of red blooded health.
Advantageous saving of time, task and
money.
What better gift can one give—or receive?
This Christmas u Bicycle!
SANFORD CYCLE CO
117 Park Avenue
Sanford, Florida
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IN Î H E HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920
GEORGE WRIGHT WILL DO MANY
HEARING ON T H E
PRESIDENT-ELECT CALLS
COMPENSATION BILL
STUNTS AND ALSO CARRY
COMMONER FOR CON
PASSENGERS
NEXT SUNDAY
8ULTATION
Olr Th* A»*oei»t*4 Fra'«)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— Hear
George Wirght,. tho daring
_ young
ings on the house bill proposing an
• William J e n -1aviator who is here for a few weeks
adjusted compensation for form er ser
conferred with, will pull o f f his “ air circus” next
vice men was completed by the sen
ng on an Asso- Sunday afternoon nt the nvintion field,
ate finance committee today and the
lie is the first Ho will do all sorts of stunts and will
chairman announced the committee
be assisted by Albert D om cr and his
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
HAS
w ill meet_ tomorrovj to determine
IMPORTANT WORK MAPPED
“ trained Ford” and the exhibition will
w hat action should be taken on the
be well worth witnessing.
Lieut.
OUT NEXT YEAR
measure with one exception tho w it
Wright is one o f the best In tho pro
nesses declared it is for cash bonus HOLD-UP MAN WAS
fession and has many death defying
plan.
stunts iq his repertoire.
Aside from the stunt flying Lieut.
Wright will carry passangers and any_ . , .
_ > _ __ _ ___
one wishing to be taken aloft will
here last night was today identified ^avc
opportunity. The flying o f
os Thomas ^cav¿y, o f St. Louis. A 1
daring avintor is described in
Wed
policeman killed the bandit after an ; tho
*1’ “ Orlando Morning
1 Sentinel» o-•f ™
r- J
nesday
ns
follow
s:
other policeman was fatally shot.
There wns n lnrgc and appreciative
1audience gathered nt the fair grounds
HOUSING PROBLEM yesterday afternoon to witness Lieut.
Attiristt* rim .
; Geo. T. W right, “ king o f all dnreON.'.Tt«» 7 " The f * r - •¿ai’U»,“ who performed his death dcconatructive program fy|ng exhibition without mlahnp. As
3f tho nntionnl housing „ preliminary to his “ special stunts,”
undertaken at a meet- two Bhlpa took the nir ding barrel
imbor o f Commerco o f rouB| tail spins, loops and other death
tes January 27.
defying exhibits.
NUMBER 2 1 »
JESS WILLARD
WANTS COME RACK
WITH JACK DEMPSEY
(By Th* AxocliUd Frau.)
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1 7 .-J ess WllInrd expects to train for three months
in preparation for a bout with Jack
Dempsey in New York, March 17th.'
Ilia mnnager says Willard wants to JURISDICTION EXTENDED THRU
prove to tho public that he was not
OUT COUNTY— NEW DEPUTY
himself ct Toledo.
SHERIFF TO HANDLE TH E
TRAFFIC.
NEGRO POPULATION
INCREASES IN
BIRMINGHAM
(Bjr Th* AttfrcUUd Frau)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The ne
gro population o f Birmingham an
nounced by the census* bureau today
was placed at 72,217, an increase of
17,912. Montgomery wns plnced at
19,820, an increase o f 604; Chatta
nooga, 18,800, an Increase o f 924.
LINA MILLS
.
The special feature was tho ncroUCE W A G F SCAI ES
atunts o f Lieut. Wright, who
______
'
gave a thrilling exhibition o f walk- WILL CONSIDER MEMBERSHIP IN
URG, Dec. 17.__Spart- *nK on
w JnK8 ° f the aeroplane, j
HOUSE ACCORDING TO
In .'.MiHnn.l hnnging by his ankles by the wing
LATE CENSUS.
ly adorned the assembly and reception i DETROIT, Dec. 17.— The police ore
halls.
searching deserted summer cottages
Among the guests were Mrs. Has- on the islands in the Detroit river fo r
sard of Atlanta, Ga., who is visiting Miss Mary E. Caldwell, whose giovo
her mother, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, and wit|z » note saying ahe was being takRACE TROUBLE
Kiss Lenoir, of Charleston, the af- en aw ay by four men in a boat was
teraoon guest of Mrs. Raymond Key. found today near the river. The is
The "shower" for th«j Children’s aged - 18 and camo here from the
Home Society was a splendid success, South.
contributions in clothing and toys beIng equavitent to thirty dollars ($30) JACKSONVILLE DOCTOR
and cash donations amounting to $40
IN SERIOUS TRCL^.LE
j
--------------------
Welfare DepartmentJACKSONVILLE, 7 .* * 7 .-D r . P.
The regular meeting of the Wei- c . P erry, pfrmlnent physician and
fare department waa held on Wednea- , unre0n, ajvm whom a capias charg«uy afternoon, Mrs. B. W. Hemdon, fog manslaughter, was served yesterC d ™,?"’ pr**,dln*"
day afternoon, waa released today on.
Routine business was transacted, at a u o .0 0 0 bond. The serein* o f oa-
COLBY ARRIVES IN RIO
rsr Tb* Am*cI*u4 Fr***.)
RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 17.— Secretary
Colby and hia party are expected to
arrive here Monday, according to a
wireless message today.
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
J»eae
L Y E R L Y , Ga., Dec. 17^-Cheater
_
_
lone. E. Logan, of Sutherland, Fla., w ho * - P . l _ _ ‘ A
I _ _
I
e ° f aurrendered hlmaelf here yeaterday to
> jf]| | | l1
J flH
‘ Constable Bullard, declaring that he
®**r w** the murderer o f Carl Doerler at
--------Tarpon Springs, FU ., and guilty also flAYS H E WILL TAK E HIS DOU
“ • o f robbing the express office and p ost
HLE BARRELED S n O T GUN
:om- o ffice a t Ozona, a small town near
AN D HAVE FIN AL
Sutherland, is in ja il here awaiting
SETTLEMENT
FE D E R A L DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FO R FLORIDA ORDERED TO
INVESTIGATE
was riding In th6 t,on o f 11,0 ,88t cen,U8*
, M88ed. whereupon Judge Housholder
U h e'c™ totoThc STBAWBEBBIBS BRING BIG
! th .T c o .u ! ¿ '" i r t d ind" d M u n r c d O * '
,o l
u n tot
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IS abandoned nf- 1
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■esumably owing
in the track.
nf th« nrhUiliinn
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wcntv.fivo mllo
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ht «
laree
,
. . . .
judgment
Judgw
PLANT CITY, Dec. 17.— Six re- Houaholder stated that he was con
frigerator boxes o f strawberries were sldcring the fact that there were tb *
8°ld *n P 'ant City Monday, tile larg* firat o f the kind o f cases to be brought
cst amount shipped any day so far before him, and that tho action taken
8ea80n* Pri«*a ranged high. C om -, in these egses was by no mcana to bn
Pet*l*on nin them UP from
cent* a taken as a precedent as he intended t<»>
10 fl*®# tho ,atter Pricc hc,tl* p,0Ce i,nc8 on aU ,uture oCT«nd«r*Ing throughout moei o f tho day.
The action o f the County Commlai Fifty-five cars o f citrus fruit were «loners, Sheriff Brady and- the C ity
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shipped from here within three days Officiols in co-operating this way w*
ending Monday. Prices were low, «« to allow the traffic officer to w o rk
«
’ running from $1.00 to $1.25 fo r or- both in the city and in the cou n ty
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anges and tangerines. Twenty ears should be commended by all law ob id O
IV
'o f oranges were shipped Saturday.
ing citizens. The numerous accident*.
‘
| The Irish potato crop is the largest had on our county highways during
X i r r l a l vegetable crop now.
Thirty-eight the past sixty days does not sneak a n y
J lP n T
hampers o f potatoes were shipped In too well fo r the county as it is gen arthe last three days.. A sprinkling o f *Hy conceded that ninety per* cent o f
------------------------- English peas is'appearing on the lo- • » automobile accident* is due eith >N
caj market.
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f
er to reckless driving or speeding.
INGTON HOME.
prices quoted by Plant City buy- The speed o f twenty-flve miles p e r
U4 Fr...)
ers: Cabbage, $3.25; cukes, $4.50; hour ia usually taken to be the state
)ec.
17.— Preai- egg plnnts, $2.00; lettuce, $2.00; okra, «P««d l*w and any one driving fa s te r
sed a residence $4.00; Irish potatoes, $2.00; English than this, especially on turns, corner»
ome after Hard- pens, $3.50; pepper, $2.60j squash, or inhere tho view o f the road h* ob
it is understood $2.00; turnips with tops, $1.25.
structed or passing another vehfde. Is
it.
1 There has notl been any okra in a liable to b e ta k e n up by the tra ffic
----------week or two. There were fivo hnm- «°P*
"ON
per« o f cucumbers sold Saturday. ,< I
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----------------------------1PHOSPHATE EXPLOSTttNT
KILLS FIVE MEN
LAKELAND, Dec. 17.— Whlio pull
ing down some vines and limbs en
BREWSTER, Dec. 17*— Five Run*-tangled in n fence at his home yes
on bodies, some o f them horribly
terday, M. F. Hctherington, formerly
l l r V Y L i l l l U l l M L v i l / l i l / mangled, and other practically hlbvWJ
editor o f tho Telegram, fell in such~a
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to bits, are being held in Brewster
manner ns to break his left leg below
SEVENTY-THREE CARS OF LET- l a d i n g hope o f absolute ideutifleathe knee.
TUCE SHIPPED FROM HERE
t,,°n’. 08 th® * axl]t o f n,n accfd en u r e r
Medical attention was summoned
iI .A* g
pIo8,on Wh,ch
at 2:55 o ’clo c__
k
and ho ia resting ns well ns can be
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HA VP HlfH RFfflRn
^'l.faro department i
«Jude the cemetery in
Wr th* A .w .t *4 f-*m>
garding the re-lnatatemeni
01 tne department th
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The fed the state’s attorney at W est Pa
«uuimittees. Mrs. W,
era! district attorney fo r Florida wns
Beach,
*ai appointed c ;- •
cemetery finance chair- instructed today by the Department
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"“ u whose duties i
expected.
- «•» will be to call up- o f Justice to investigate tho election
EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA
on Ibc lot owners to
‘ secure t)icir co- riots between negroes and white* at
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ALBANIA COMES IN
'probably broken Inst night when 73
8nd co,,cct the funds with Ocoee last month to dctermlno i f ’ the
GENEVA,
Dec.
17.—
Albania
was
Cnrs o f lettuce were shipped from
, 5 * ° .cmp,°y a deeper whose
■ - J Urn. federal .t a le , had been .M ated.
' -t PEKIi G; F’T ,,:
",
carc 0f
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hero rocked buildings and created
day elected a member of the League this city, all o f them being in refri
th
l 1 VCn cntirely t0 the
ine ecemetery.
ns *by' “the
j gers tor cars This is said to be the
Mrs. Roy Rower will CHIEF RENDER M A Y
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citement in hotels and clubs.
’
“ Asacmbly.
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*'K‘
he chairman of the
-------------------------- --greatest number o f cars of lettuce j U(jg C
" mctcry
lm*i
PITCH! FOR TAM PA
Pavement com «!,.
i, <
n^- ! i•C*',!rhe coH*®Mona' T A M P A , Dec. 17^-W lth the start P n n f n r n n p n n f p o r m o r
^J'J be made
this section although; more cats o f
_Cj
*cmi*annunl- o f the winter lcaguo season but three L O n iG T C n C G O l r S T I T lG r
I Z E T * ' ' * "dv'sncV
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n
i n
1 cd cry and mixed shipments have gone dental
agreed days o f f , Gus Felix, manager o f the
.
/ i i| f
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between the lot own*
md ths Tampa Smokers, is frantically * n g l-j
| c I a||0f| O f
^Q l
At
1?n8ncc ehslrman
r
I This probably accounts fo r the low 0fflcia
l ing f o r services o f real baseball play°
period,
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£
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Wl
Tech*un on ^ c t t e ^ f n L ^ '
the Iocal P^Wctbook. Gua is going,
CHING OF SHIPS DURL
with ^ l fhat r a l f aCC,de'
5 THE LAST YEAR.
i certain markets with nil that Call- mu>t ]
promoted a renemi u
, * ^ ^ h hammer and tongs a fte r Chief Bendlb w i a iirao.
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fom in ^an ship and is shipping and
*°Jted in the anDolnl,^UB4, T
er» 1,18 Indian pitcher, and thinks ho
■nr TX.
Fr.«)
|hn8
»^Ippln^ this «e«ion.
. gIve In
Puleaton as chulm, *nt
M r“ * T* C8n ^
him to don a Tampa uniform
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INGTON,
Dec.
17.—
AmeriIt
is
unfortunate
that
the
lettuce
the mc
picture tom m io..
*1” °* * m°tJon for the winter reason. The big chlof
ir films. . would be a powerful asset to the local systematized marketing were consld- cnn ship builders broke the world’s market is so low as the stuff at this pjogjyg
contention hurling corps In addition to the aid ho ered at a conference of farmers called pre-war record o f launchings during particular time was never better and
*pj,0
the better would render In coaching the younger today by the National Board Farm or- the last fiscal year, according to the some o f the finest jettuce that has J
•' Problem, pitcher*. What the old fox doesn’t ganlzationa. Delegates urged the con- nnnual report o f the commission o f ever been grown in Florida is b e in g 1
A
acked by kno wabout the middle o f the diamond fercnce to sponsor legislation enlarg- navigation issued today.
shipped now on a declining m arket
j
>a and the 1« not written |n baseball annals.
ing tho powers of the Federal Reserve
----------------------------02 cars were from Sanford proper, Watsor
>8ht-think- s
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act allowing theextenrionof-peraonA married woman's rights might
four from Oviedo and seven
from
w o m e n ,««' Deliberate long before doing what al losns
andshort timecredit* to far- boused In correcting her husband’s the Winter Garden sectlonu and all o f
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�THE SÀNFORb'DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY,
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OF FIELD MICE
Coast
North Dakota Indians Raid Cachas of
Delicacy, but Always Lsavs Com
In Ita'Placo..
REX BEACH’S
North Wind’s Malice
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With a Special Cast
Also, iMack Sennett Comedy “ GINGHAM GIRL”
COMING— Geraldine Farrar in 4,The Riddle— Woman’*, William S. Hart in ‘T he Tel!
Gale” “ Huckleberry Finn” ** Humoresque ’
Harry Carey in “ W EST IS W EST
Also a COMEDY
H A K E FRIENDS WHEN YOU CAN
WOULD REMAIN IN BUSINESS
Reason Why One Man Has Always
Sought to Add to His Acquaint,
ances Every Day.
Old Doctor Jonts Evidently Was Sat.
Itflsd That He Could Rsad His
Own Writing.
l l y hobby Is enlarging my acquaint
Old Doctor Jones, who once prac
ance. For years 1 have found pleas ticed medicine In a New Jersey town,
ure and proflt In trying to know as was known everywhere ns a notorious
many people us 1 cun. I alin never jo ly bad speller. lie «llp;>eJ vp on the
let the sun set without knowing at simplest words, and people wondered
least one more person than I did when how he managed to write prescrip
1 started out In the morning, writes tions, especially In medical Latin, so
Fred C Kelly In Leslie’s. Why! My that they could be read and under
answer Is: Why not? Life Is made up stood. Though the "Doc,” as ha was
or human relalluns. As I look at It 'tailed, could not spell, be was, never
the more human contact I achieve tbo theless, accounted a good physician
.fuller* my life should be. By human and his patients swore by him.
He
contact I don’t mean Just being In sent his prescriptions regularly to a
crowds, or places where people ere. 1 certain druggist In the town because
tncftn meeting people, getUng their this man was the only druggist who
points o f view. Lots o f city folk who could rend them. How the druggist
tuve plenty of dally opportunity to succeeded In doing It was a mystery
meet und know people don't get ac to every one.
quainted with as many as a man l
Everything went well for a long
know who lives ou a farm and never time, then one day the druggist was
comes to town. Meetlug people Is one taken III and died. His funeral wan
thing, making friends or getting ac- largely attended and Doctor Jones
qualoted with them Is another. loss- was one o f the principal mourner*.
much as humaa beings are admittedly What will become o f “ Doc” now?
the most IntvresttyUL things on earth, Who will he get to read his preccrip-why not know as many o f them as pos* tlons? were questions on every one’s
Bible? If there are .jnet^rwbo derive Ups. It was nretty general^ a*,t e«o
.pleasure from collecting stamps, rare thst the future looked blsck for the
coins, canes, love letter*, dogs, why phyaldan, but this man who spelled
shouldn’t I give a little serious thought rheumatism "romatls” was not to be
to collecting a long Hat o f friends? discouraged. The. day after the obse
And 4f 1 am 1 mors successful boil- quies of the druggist the following
ness -man In consequence of havlhg announcement, printed In long-hand,
• many friends all the better for me.
appeared In the window of the phar
Everybody you know la potentially macy: "Dr. Jones has bought this
a help to you. There Is no way of drug store. He will continue the blatelling when the humblest person
among your acquaintances may not
have momentary Importance In some
thing. you ar« trying to do. 1 .once
waa able to get Information that
Meant a successful contract through
the fact that 1 chanced to be acquaint- J,ook Ml •n<i tired,
ed with the fireman In one of the ho- ; tr* Ter? auggestlb
talt in San Francisco.
; “ “ d tired for the 1
Now there are two ways of gettldg ,r8a ?*>*» have th*
acquainted, with. peoj<e—by Introdue- , ‘ hat unwise sugge
ttou and by getting %>to casual con- -i *Re one that you a
• Tensilon without Introduction. I try M
refreshed. Oi
to make tbf.jpgsLnf bq^b these,are- supposing that yoi
aoeav but I reganf. the, jorm er’ a* the - *hat oot of sorts
more important of tbs two.
Jaded, a friendly n
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. Mabel and'Myrtle.
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vary well
3 Repreoesfatlva Dawioo, tha anti
‘ “ mensel,
suffrage leader, said at a luncheon:
tually. In the coon
. "Woman’s place U the home. Whet |Mt * our**,f ln‘ <
-aba starts out to Imitate man the h
° f wril betni
Marion
Suitable Gifts for
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TOILET SETS f r o m ------------------------------------------------- $5.M to $25.00
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SGRANE’S FINK STATIONERY, CORRESPONDENCE CARPS all
in Christmas Boxe*.
FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS in Sterling Silver
and Gold Plated fr o m ________ ______ ______________ 11.00 to 16.00
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Our Christmas IJne o f PERFUMES fresh from tho manufacturers
i V a . A.Ri £ r - i ? MAVIS. d j b r k i s s , p i y e r s :
,
ROGERS ft GALLETT In Christmas p ic k tjts , any filxe.
MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE
Portable Radiotelephone.
The pocket telephono has been
brought a step nearer by tho assem
bling o f tho necessary radiophone ap
MULE BALKED AT EXECUTION paratus Into a compact unit having a
weight of about GO pounds. As a po
Obstinate to the Last, Animal Com- tential of only six volts to each Is requlrcd to operate the rectifier and
palled Buffalo Bill to Completely
oscillator bulbs the low-capacity "B*
Empty His Ravolver.
typo” batteries are dispensed with,
It was while serving as a scout un according to an Illustrated article In
der General Sherldnn In his campaign lhc December Popular Mechanics MagTh e low voltage required Is
against tbo Indians In western Knnsjis mine.
thst bu.Yuio bill, carrying dispatches, available almost anywhere, na two
had to ride a government mule owing six-volt batteries are easily procurable
to the scarcity of horse*. Tbo 'mule from any uutomoblle battery service
broke away, and Oody bad to walk 85 station. The new unit Is especially
mile* during tbo night with tbo animal designed for the use o f motorists,
Isolated
Just In frout of him, but always out of yachtsmen, campers and
farms. Under ordinary conditions It
reach I ,.
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“ Will, when he got really and truly h said that the new Instrument may
aogry,” says his widow, “ didn’t have be depended upon to operate satisfac
the sweetest temper In the world. And torily over distances of from five to fif
by the time the sun rose ho was Juat teen miles.
about ten .degrees higher than, fern*
heat In hie altitude, toward ,'the mule.
Sells Qas by the Therm.
Suddenly,
the
In Fort Lamed
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Under an act placed on the London
1 sound
“ “
heard‘ the
of* a shot abourjM f. a atatute book gas will In future be sold
sen «pother and another at so much a "therm” Instead of so
mile away, l^ten»
When they reached the much a thousand feet. A therm Is the
and another. \r
*l't1' 'la* ■ 1 • 1.i_1 |
place where the shooting had occurred name given to 100,000 British thermit
they found Will stsndln over a dead units, unc of the latter being the
mule,
cussing
---------------- energetical
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amount of heat absorbed In raising one
‘Boya,’
*“ ii
. „ he
r . „said,
„ there's tha.tough- pound of water onp degree Fahren
eet, meanest mule I ever saw'.In my heit. The first distributor o f gaa to
life, rHe
life.'
; made ine walk all -night
u t i and announce Its charges by the therm la
wouldn’t ever do the South Metropolitan Gaa company,
1 decided that he wouldn't
thst to another fellow. So I executed which from the dote of reading
peters for the Michaelmas quarter
will charge 21 cents a therm. The
ras Is declared to contain 550 British
Modem Tprasure Islands
Situated In the Pacific ocean, nearly
midway between America and Asia, Is
Her ,01ft.
Nauru, a barren' bit of rock only
A' young woman was Intereaied In
twelve miles In circumference. Thirty charity work and tn one family where
or forty years ago almoat anybody she visited there was a ' little girl
could have bad It for the asking. To whose hair was the same shade as her
day It la worth untold millions, owing own. Wishing to show her apprecia
to the belated discovery that the whole tion for the visitor’s kindness, the
Island L< neither mora nor leas than a child called at her house one day and
mass oi phosphate rock, aoll fertiliser gave iter n package, saying It was a
well known to agriculturist«. In Con little present for her. ther ran away.
ception bay, Newfoundland, la Bell On opening ll nut fell the child's love
Island, sold by Its original owner ly braid—tbo only thing »he had li
mtny years ago for 8109. It changed abundance.
hands again for $2.000.000. This enor
mous rise In value was due to the dis
Deliberate long before doing what
covery that the Island la composed al*
it
la impossible to do.
most entirely of Ujoo ore. Vpr. year*
previously shipmaster* had“ been In
the habit o f taking tha heavy, easily
handled rock for ballast, dumping It
overboard with the utmost unconcern
when they loaded up with cargo. Then
one day a captain more curious than
the others had the strange-looklng
"rock” assayed and bis fortune waa
made.
Not of the Usual Sort.
A woman who bad lived In a cer
tain country town to an age at which
her friends bad scarcely assumed thst
she was likely to foraaka her spinsterhood, suddenly surprised them by an
nouncing her engagement to a local
bachelor who was considered rather
eccentric.
A friend of hers took It
upon herself to express some little
surprise at tlie engagement, and when
the fiancee replied: “ Hut what Is It In
him you don’ t like!” answered: “ Oh.
I don’t dislike him at a ll; It’s only
that everybody thinks him— well, not
exactly eccentric, but. at any rate,
rather singular In many of his ways."
•Tlmt may bo." replied the prospec
tive bride, “ but then, ns be Is so very
unlike other men. he la surely more
likely to make a c*mk1 husband."—
Windsor Mngnzlne. London.
Piccadilly's Origin.
’Tipperary," the marching song
which had *ueh a vogue In 1014, re
fer* to Piccadilly. London. England.
One story la that the place was named
after the Plccadllla ball, where a cer
tain kind o f lace much In vogue dur
ing the reign o f Queen Elisabeth waa
made. Tlie Ince waa called plccadtlly
l*ecau;e of It* spear polots. ■ diminu
tive of plcn. a pika or spear. Picca
dilly was once famous for Its gambling
houses. In one of these, run by Wa
lter, the prince regent’* cook. Beau
Bruromel won $75.000 In ten minute*
■nd Insisted upon giving oite-half to
Sheridan.
Repentance la
often
confounded
with determination not to get caught
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In the northern part of North Da*,
kota there grows a bean which la re
lated to the peanut and o f which the
•Indians of that section are very fond.
As each plant bears but a single bean,
the labor of gathering .tern would be
very great, but the tleld mice of that
section gather the henna aud hide
them for winter consumption In under
ground storehouses.
The ludluns know how to locate the
caches and In the autumn they go
forili and rob Utem, but the supplies
me Imurinbly replaced with corn or
some other.grain which tho Indians
have In plenty, so that tho little bar- .
venters are not starved out.
,
The beans bava a delicious flavor |
and nre highly prised. In the course :
of n few days' hunt one Indian may
gather two bushels, a few quarts being |
secured from each of the underground j
storehouses.
,
.
The Indians say that this method o f |
gathering food from mouse hoards
dates hack to prehistoric times, but
•be traditions of tho tribes protect the
mice In that It Is taught that dire pun
ishment falls upon those who take tho
beaus without replacing them with
corn.—Chicago Journal.
again.
Operative December 15th, 1920, at noon, the following BeKedale «c
Tolls will go into effect. ' '
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To’ be collected for one ehain for each o f the following dlvlsio«*
o f the Florida Coast Line Canal:
ST, JOHNS & N. RIVER CANAL, JUPITER & LAK E WORTH CA
NAL, MATANZAS ft HALIFAX CANAL, LAKE WORTH * NEW
RIVER CANAL, IIAULOVER CANAL; NEW RIVER ft b i s .
CAYNB RAY CANA'Iz (All ¿ ¿ m r e n e n t i are deck length).
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Pleasure Boats and Rouse Boats
10c per foot through each chain.
8c per foot through' each chain for Launches 40 f t and nnder (oat
engaged In business). ?
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Freight and Passenger Boats.
5c per foot through rach chain and 5 per cent on grow rate* frow
freight and passengers. .
Barges and Lighters in Tow
LOADED— 8c per foot through each chain and 5 pe
freight.; 8c per foot on tug through each chain.
E.MITY— 5c per foot through each chain. Tugs towing i
ers 5c per foot through: each chain.
.
Vish Boats
3c per foot through each chain.
A Christmas Gift Thai Never
Fails to Please
To tlic growing bòy or girl a bicycle means
Daily fan1for years to come.
'* Exhilerating
x^uiieraung ouLdoor
oui-aoor exercise that
waterings
brinr
the priceless glow of red blooded health.
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Advantageous saving of time, task and
money.
What better gift, can one give—or receive?
This Christmas a B icycle l
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
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�FACE TWO
THE 8 ANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. DECBMBBR 17. ltW
There is NO FUTURE for AMERICA
M ISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor.
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
WEEK
Material empire* whose greatness
seemed to stretch to the four corn
er* o f the earth hare tottered and
fallen. The grandeur that wax Rome
and the glory that was Greece were
scattered to the winds almost overnight, Nineveh and Tyre are bat rel
ic* o f the ancients.
Phone 428
HONOR ROLL OF TUB
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Eighth Grade
Friday—
Mary E. Poles ton, Olive Newman,
Mr*. A lex Vaughn gives luncheon
Elma Tolar, Georgia Mobley, Tillie
fo r Mr*. Peyton.
Benjamin, George Wilson, John ShivT. N. T. with Mrs. J. L. Hart.
ard, Anna Kanner, Mary Crawford,
Miss Marie Tigue left this morn Naomia Fellows, Era Me Alexander,
ing for Gainesville where she will at Irene McGahagin, Velma Shipp, Thel
tend a dance given by the Pi Kappa ma Spurting, Irma Smith, Carl Doer*
ner, Lewis Shipp, Jean Maxwell.'
Alpha fraternity.
And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for
friends, fo r family, fo r come one somewhere. What a
wonderful idea that
L
Christmas Savings
Christ Must Be the Cornerstone
In our Bank has become and how fine it la now fo r those
who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to come in now and get their money fo r gifU or for some
W ill you do your part to perpetuate
America by helping the Churches de
velop« CHARACTER by which alone
a nation can live.
W E INVITE YOU TO HELP US
Today marks the beginning o f the
real holiday gmyety fo r quite a large
number o f the college set are arriv
ing on every train. Those due to
day are:
Miss Scrita Lake from
Stuart« H all, Staunton, Va.; Misses
Ethel Henry, Hden Peck, Dorothy
Rumph, May Thrasher, Gladys Green,
Edna Chittenden and Julia Zachary
from Florida State College for Wom
en at Tnllahassee.
Miss Rosalcyn
Radford from Bessie T yft in Forsyth,
Ga., Messrs Alfred Robson, James
Robson and John Mcisch from Geor
gia Military Academy in
College
Park, Ga.; Paul Radford, from Randolph-Macon School for boys in Vir
ginia. Ed. Meisch, G. W. Spencer and
Allen Jones from the State Univer
sity at Gainesville Saturday.'
Mrs. R. L. .Thrasher leaves for Tam
pa today to be gone fo r several days.
Seventh Grade.
Claire Zachry, Canneta Barber,
Mary E. Moye, Clifford Shinholser,
Emily G riffin, Mildied G riffin, Mar
garet Peters, Virgie Hyman, Margar
et Sprout, Bonnie May Kinlaw, Deane
Turner, James Brown, Merrill Rob
erts, Acey Carroway, Andrew Carroway, Briggs Arrington, J. D. Perritt,
Fred Weeks, Frederic Slaughter,
Frank Chase, Harold Davis, Cloyde
Russell, Evcrrtte Brown.
SUNDAYS 11 A . M .; 7:30 P. M
la m o n a s
je w e lr y
Want a typewriter? The Herald
has the agency fo r the best $65 type
writer that has ever been put on the
market and wo will have a shipment
of new machines the last o f this
week. I f you are in the market for
a typewriter see us before you buy.
Herald Printing Co,
W /
Shofiat thejJiÿ S ten
Established in 1887
Tw enty thousand dollar
stock of Platinum, Dia
monds, Jewelry, BarPins
Cuff Links, Dinner Rings
Etc.
EVE1IY-W EEK BRIDGE CLUB.
The Every-Week Bridge Club met
with Mr*. Forrest Lake Thursday af
ternoon.
The New Smyrna-Coronado Beach
Bridge was played at two 'tables
Board
o f Trade has taken up the
with Mrs. T .“t_ Duma*, tho only submovement o f securing construction o f
stitute. The prize fo r high score, a
bowl o f narcissus, was won by Mrs. s bridge across the S t Johns river at
the Osteen ferry. It is proposed to
secure the co-operation o f Volusia and
A t the close of the game delicious
Seminole counties and the State Road
Tufreahmentx consisting o f a salad
Department.
and lee course were served.
The orange growers o f Titusville
and Mims have organized a Growers
Protective League with 25 members.
The Association was formed chiefly
to prevent stealing o f fruit from the
groves, it being claimed that pickers
and others were taking fruit away
T H E PEOPLES B A N K
Watches
Sixth Grade
Beth Lossing, Margaret Edwards,
Camilla Puleston, Eli*both Shoemak*'
er, Winnie Walker.
Fifth Grade
Robert M oye, Henry Russell, Rcba
Jones, Alice Elder, Mary
Weigh,
Pearle Robson, Beatrice Howard, Hel
en Jtnkins, Thelma Eaton, Stephen
Shinholser, Jesse Neely, Erie Lundquist, Nizzio Stone, Nedy Kasaroff,
Clara Bell Beaty, Florence Houston,
Pearl Glide well.
To you today and atart you o ff with a Christmas Sav
ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then talk it over with—
H E N R Y M cL A U L IN
Yoar Jetaeier for 3 8 Years
O ffice supplies-at the Herald.
Classified advertisement!, 5 cents a line. N o ad taken for less this
25 cents, and positively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Cub
moat accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit tc.
cordingly.
FOR RENT
| Little children, bring your lettm
“ phone to Santa Claus tomorrow, Satordiy,
218-3tc 3 p. m.— French Shop.
,
219-ltc
FURNISHED ROOMS— Toro furnish
ed bed rooms. Inquire 3X1 Park
Avenue.
_________ _ ^ 7 l f c
‘
room fo r one or two gentlemen or
nice couple. Can have use o f garage.
Phone 23 for particulars.
206-tfc
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Brsclet Watches, Electric Lamp*,
Smoking Seta, Caasero'e and other
Sheffield silverware for holiday gifts.
A. Kanner, Sanford ave.
216-lht
A nice assortment of Sterling S i
ver and Gold Evershsrp Peuc'.'i mi
Fountain Pens at MoL'ey’s Dru|
FOR RENT— Front room furnished Store.
219-tfc
fo r housekeeping, call before 8 a.
I Hats! Hats! Hats! At the Quality
m. or after five p. m. Phone 348-W.
Shop. See them.
214-dtp
I QuiUtyç clear through- in all of our
hat*. That’s the Quality Shop.
See those new typewriters on sale
at the Herald office. They are the to $30; one room f i n t floor, $20; two \ F im n rh m l o f Santa Claus, 3 p.
greatest machine in the market for rooms, f i n t floor, $30. One large ro- Saturday at French Shop. 219-ltt
the price.
room partly furnished. Consult J. S. FOR SALE— AH the lumber in the
Clark, Rutledge Station or Route A, | grandstand and fence at baiebtQ
Box 195, Sanford, Fla.
215-Stp park i t a bargain. See C. L. Britt Of
FOR RENT— Double flat,
i lg h t ' Herald office._________________216-tfe
krooms and bath. J. Musson, 601| Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tip
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117 East First Street
what a we want, that is why we
Y our satisfaction alway:
t Our advertisements, we inadvertise so persistently
reminder of our particularly low prices
tend to serve
109 East F in t street, over Union I
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larmacv.____________________ 1 63-tfc, All hats reduced at the Qaiutf
tACTICAL NURSE, care o f The Shop.
217-4*
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Tha international Correspondence}
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bools are right now training over fon l T
. Grower_
215-tfe
With grocery order. Sugar
10c pound without order—All
you want.
A big selection o f good booki ftf
old and young at popular price* »1
Mobley’s D rug Store,
219-tfe
WANTED
WANTED— Team work.
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
Breakfast Bacon
Strips, lb.
. .
Sugar Cured Hams
Picnic Hams, lb.
.
.29
Pure Creamery Butter .64
Maxwell House Coffee .37
3 lb. can . . . .
$1.14
Arbuckle Coffee, lb. .33
Tennessee Eggs, doz. .72
Pure Creamery
Cheese, lb. . ; . .35
6 lbs. Pillsbury Flour
f o r ...........................45
12 lbs. Pillsbury
Flour . . . .
24 lbs. Pillsbury
Flour . . .
14 lb. Irish Potatoes
Onions, lb.................... 04
Octagon Soap,
bar, 8c, doz. - - .95
Compound Lard,
l b . ..................... .16
By the tub - - .14
Best Rib Bacon
-24
California Limas, 21b. .25
Grits or Meal, lb. - 64
Scratch Feed, lb. - .04
100 lbs. Sack for Alaga Syrup,
gallon for - 1-2 gallon - 1 1-2 can for Libby’s Spinach,
No. 3 can for - Libby’s Dill Pickles
Argo Salmon, can - .35
Eagle Milk, can - .29
Aunt Jemima, pan
cake or Buckwheat .20
Oatmeal, Quaker or
Mothers, pkge,
Inquire of
lS9-60tp
Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and
iby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Kanir.
216-12tc
Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasin* j*
. Kann#p's. Sanford Ave.
B ox
Fruit— Mixed| boxes fruit
Kandy— Peanut Brittle
packed to order. Parcel Pott boxes special, 30c lb.
Water’s
and cartoons a specialty. Water’s
Kandy Kitchen.
213-tie
Remember the children with w®*
W e have cut all prices radically at o f Zane Grey’s, Eleanor Porter»'
the Quality Shop.
Booth T a r k in g W « interesting b®**
Hats! Hats! Hats! At the Quality at Mobley’s Drug Store.
»*£
Shop. See them.
Santa Claus will arrive at 3 P- *
Saturday at the French Shop.
FOR SALE—Army tents in g ^
ditfon, $30 to $40-— A C. Tma*
303 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, FU.
Beautiful assortment o f Lion
shirts fo r gifts a t greatly n
prices.— A. Kanner.
Jest received a new shipment <&
W. L- Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladies-' FOR SALE—Two story
House and garage, a h
and Children'» shoes at reduced prié
ply
402 Saofcrd ave. arri
es.— Kanner’s Store, Sanford Avenue.
21M 2te
FOUND
WATSON MELON producing three
per hill approximatiag 34, SS, 40
lb*-. 1 1-2 cars per acre. Seed $1.25
lb. Reference: Allendale Bank.— L. by coming to Herald offlc’
A. Stoeey, Allendale, S. C. 219-ltp in« fo r this advertisement.
�THE SANFORD DAILY £ B R A L D . F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 17, 1920
Heaters
and was a clean exhibition o f . the
manly a r t
The progranj as flm t
composed was to Include boxing also
but the boxers failed to show; up and
there were three bouts o f wrestling
that were greatly enjoyed. Tho two
preliminary bouts were between John
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
;as Stoves
PAGE
T h e Christmas Spirit is beg
anci w e are making the necei
joyful time.
W e ’ve done o
are practically “ all set” .
Sc
look ahead just a little so that
will not fall on us next week
and
Ranges
«
Cleaned Currants
. . .
Seeded and Seedless Raisins
Imported Figs .
California fig s
English Walnuts
Parragouan A lm onds
National Madza Lamps
% to 300 Watt in 1(0 Volts.
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts
E v e r y t h i n g Electrical
E x p e rt Installation and
Repair Work
G IL L O N & F R Y
Pkooe 442
Magnolia Are.
n o t ic e
roa arrucATiox roa
leave
to
■ELL MINOB’ S LAND.
la Coati « f County Judf*. BUU of rictld i, SomIn.I. CountrIn K . EtUU of
d o r a lirar
1 \Vm. Tirar. Minoro.
Natie, lo lifrelij (|r*n to all wfaotn It roojr
ronrtrn, Ibat .ito ih T. l i t i ; u Un.rJUn o f
Clort I tn j on j Wm. Hr*r. minor« orili, on lb .
20th d ir of Docombtr, A. I>. 1030. «pplj lo II*
lim o n ilo E. V. HmuboUer, Couatj Jndf* In
•nd Toc «old Oonntr» al blo o fflie In S.nford,
In oold rtjnnty, al IO o'tfock, a. m., or aa aoen
ttirrvaflrr aa iba mattar con b* board, fnr anthorlir lo m )I. ai .palile or prlrala aalo, tbo InIrrrot of aatd minora la and to Ibo followlnf
tlrorrlbrd roat .alala. In aald Onoilr, lo-w ll:
l » i l'Ira II) o f .Block (C) a ccord i«! to N. B ,
tìararr'o D a l of Marlbam Park Urlata to.
Wbltb application orili bo lo w d
II*) for «Alo a a n > a nto In aald
Dilrd Nor. Htb, A. D.1W O.
From the F ou n d a tion
BILLY HOFFMAN
Quality-Servicd-Price
M ’s Parity
ter
As Good as ike Boot
Dtllj Service
li
P h on e U
' ‘è*’ *'* '
Leo and Collie Biggers and Ed. Moye
■nd Delvin 'H urley and they were
heartily cheered as they finished up
some) real good amateur wrestling.
A ll o f them were home boys and
handled each other carefully.
The main boat o f the evening be
tween James Pierson, the light heavy
weight champion, o f America and Bil
ly Hoffman o f this - city. O f course
Billy was not supposed to have any
chance with the "cham p" and it was
sim ply a match to see if Pierson
could place Billy's shoulders to the
m at twice in 60 minutes. He evident
ly had a good opinion o f himself to
try ouch a difficult fea t-b u t be went
a t 'i t manfully and while it looked at
timea as though he wouldf get the
William o f William he could not put
jt over, only getting one fell in the
allotted time.
Hoffman
is some
mighty good find was also a clean
wrestler.
Pierson made many friends by his
good, dean work while on the mat
and by giving the people a run fo r 11-1» «iste
their money and the match was well
worth the money. Billy Hoffman ex*
pects to put on several good attrac
tions In the wrestling line at various
places in the stato.and may take on
Pierson again some time in tho fu
ture. Several challenges were issued
to Hoffman and Pierscn at the closo
of the match and it looked like big
city stuff f o r a while.
If the local sports here want regu
n airdlin .
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
To the Stockholders of Sanford IluildIng & Loan Association:
Tho annual meeting o f the stock*
holders o f the Sanford Building &
Cleans wherever dust and dirt
Loan Association will be held at its
Collect. j
office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford,
Sold
under
Factory Guarantee
Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan
Ask
for
a
demonstration ha
uary 8,1021, fo r tho purpose o f elect
Your
Home.
ing directors for the ensuing year,
and to transact such other business
as may iegall come before it.
105 Palmetto A re. Phone 481
T. J. MILLER,
Attest:
' President.
A. P. CONNELLY,
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
Secretary
12-8-oaw4t AT THE HERALD. R A C H u -
Premier Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
F. P. RINES
lar attractions in that line Billy Hoff
man and some more o f the boys here
will arrange a regular series o f
wrestling and boxing matches dur
ing the. winter.
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Battery Repairs
FINE STATIONERY
RAINING GRAFTBR8
Every hittei*y'1repair 'we' mike Id . DeLand Is full o f people who prey
nansteed for six months. Wa are upon the public. , They li^ve every
•M* to do this borsoso la repairing conceivable kind o f grift, from preach
«7
battery wo,arf ,Ureaood ing .the gospel to peddling pins. They
** “i t Minted*feeturea which have dll pull against the home merchant,
■*4* Yeats batteries famous.
the home minister, the home agent
who Is with us the year round, who
pays taxes here and helpa every pub
L. A RBNAUP, Prop.* ' Pkeae 189 lic .benefaction. They should be giv
en the deaf ear^-D eLand News. ,
*•
Blood Prêteur«— Neuritis
Send* iA yolir locals* to the Herald
office. Phone the hews to 148. W e’
Tb« "Logical Treatment"
want every bit o f i t
Tell us the
Sanford Battery Service Co.
The Herald office is headquarters
for fine.stationery o f a ll kinds from
the printed letter, head to the beaut!-’
'Ul sjftionery .in. boxes that is so dear,
to the ladles* .hearts. ,YAu can get
this stationery and have your mono
gram printed on.lt,. making the nift
iest Christmas g ift that you have
ever seen and ona o f the best. Sta
tionery costa money these days but
our stationery. It very reasonable in
price and positively the best -.that
money can buy. See it at-the Herald
office.
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For Many Human Ills
Paralela
Rheuma tía ib
NOW MAKING
P ecan N ut R o ll
Fresh Daily ......... -
$1.00 POUND
ate^s Kandy Kitchen
I Seed Potatoes
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M A ÌN E G R O W N
far a Xmas
You Can Get ■Immediate
P r e s e n t ' <f"
Delioery
CrestÁ^GlV^ia the World
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PAGE FOUR
P
T tIB SANFORD DAILY A B R A L O ,T it lQ A T , M C B M B B R 17, 11*4
f e M w w y if U r iM i iiM f l k i t
I n U BalhIJav. IVI lU riitU A'
( t * I t f HOMS TONNH P M f ft AlMf ^
Stated. fUtW*
Towi/i
and S trength
of
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6» IMOFF TOflUlT SX.nUMAS TH‘
TOWMAM’ N O TTU * WkVSM VAOLN
«MOKC\ TU SN AVMT UAAOIM A M (
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ow es
ML J. H O L L Y ............................. Editor
IN A MiVUUS TKKT HS VAJX IN A
37. J. L IL L A R D .. Secretary-Treasurer
General Manager
B. A . NEEL
UVBGtT PUkCt SO HI COULD RUM
I 1WMM ON A BIDDER SCALE \ J
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.
Circulation Manager
Phone Herald Office 148 or 04,
M a r tilla r l i U i Mala S&lira it applicali*«
Dtllvwad la City by Carri,r
13 Onta
Zfhts& anh ■
WILL SETTLE THE QUESTION OF H O W MUCH H E AMOUNTS TO
AND W H A T HE W ILL ACCOMPLISH IN LIFE. WHATEVER YOUR
PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES ARE, T H E Y ARE T H E BEST CIRCUM
STANCES ON WHICH TO BEGIN ON TH E ROAD UPWARD AND THE
SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY 8
PER
CENT CUMULATIVE
PRIOH PREFERRED STOCK IS ONE O F TOE BEST OPPORTUNITIES
OFFRRED AS THE FIRST STEPPING STONE ON THE UPW ARD
TREAD TO PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS. TO IS 8T0CK CAN BE
PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. TH ERE IS NONE BET-
has been iftade possible by a broad,
general knowledge o f business and
personal conditions la this commonity, and the TANGIBLE SERVICE
that It has always been onr policy to
render.
On the baala of confidence, courtesy,
and real personal service, we Inrite
Member o f the Associated Press
your aeconnL
names and names.
Some have a
meaning o f their own and some have
none at all, mere collections o f let
ters to indicate the person or thing
Easy to imagine the sleigh bells.
to which they may be attached. SayEspecially with all the cow bells ing nothing o f the Infinite vnrlety of
ringing,
human ntmes let us consider for a
moment the names which belong to
The old town will be some lively the press o f Florida.
Some arc
town next week nnd the week a ft e r .' merely conventional,names which
------------- o------------j have been applied to thousands of
O f course there are some who are papers since papers were first pubafraid o f a loud noise nnd would nov-jlished for the edification and instruce r have any business but their own tion o f mankind. Some are the Times,
boosted.
Tribune, Herald, News, Chronicle,
.............. o -------------etc. Of the Times then* is ono at
But in boosting the whole tow^i you Moore Haven, one at
Sarasota, one
boost ynui* ry~r. little business and at St. Petersburg, ono at Tampa, one
boost your neighbor’s as well which is nt Melbourne, one at Apalachicola,
■bowing the, proper Christian spirit'nnd one nt Quincy. The Times seems
*nd the proper Christmas spirit.
' to have led the list when the names
------------- o------------jwere given out, or chosen, aa the caso
Met an "old Scrooge” the other day may Le. Of the Tribune wc know
w h o aa!d “ out on the Christmas” and , but two, but one, at Tampa, covers
he really meant it fo r he never did a ‘ the state cfficicnU y and well. Poskind thing in all his life and he docs sibly the name Tribune brought unn ot intend to start in now. And he pleasant memories o f Horace Grcely,
w ill die and go to— well across Lake and was not deemed appropriate in a
Monroe anyhow, some day and then ‘ solidly democratic state. But the ono
It will be Merry Chrirtnur again with ; at Cocoa took chances, and its lady
Christmas weather now.
MODERN DOLL WORK OF ART
Children of tha Long Ago Ware Satl*
fled With Very Ordinary Ceuntais
fetta of Nature.
Tt Is Interesting to contrast the
plump, really truly looking American
doll o f today with the crude, legless,
Imig-nnned wooden dollies wllh which
the little Egyptian girls used to play.
These Egyptian dolls had wooden nalr
nnd funny long nrtns that reached al
most to the knee* nnd they never had
any feet at nil, snys the Boston Post.
For clothes alt there ever was for
thpm to wear was Just a s'rlp o f cotion cloth wound round nnd round
their bodies like a bandage.
Wore? thap thnt, the poor little MoIminmcdnh children bnd to play with
headless dolls because the queer rul
ings o f their religion would not allow
of nny Imitation o f the human figure.
tllbUcnl children. Esther and Ruth,
probably played with wooden dolls
F. P. Forster, President.
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
nO W E RED TUBES
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B. F. Whltner, Cashier.
LETTUCE
B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
A m p le Stocks
P rom pt Delivery
Cotton Seed Meal
W a lth a ll & E strid g e, Props.]
Nitrate Soda
Welaka Building
SpecialsJFor Today
f o r the speedsters but fo r the pros- Breeze blows at DeFuniak Springs
pactlve citizens something in the w ay ! nnd at-N ew Smyrna. The
Leader
* o f Information would be more to the j heads the procession nt Tarpon
point. This o f course is not the b u s i-; Springs nnd Fort Meade. There arc
»was o f the county commissioners but posts at West Palm Beach, Palatkn,
o f the Chamber o f Commerce and they |nnd Winter Park. Records arc kept
Intend to get busy at once end put at Bartow and St. Augustine,
but some good signs at all of the n p - ! Of hyphenates there arc the Rcproachcs to the county.
Jportcr-Star nt Orlando, tho Ncws-RcI
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(cord nt Fcmandinn, the Tlmcs-CourThe DeLand News called attention ier at Marianna, tho Times-Hcrald at
“t o the fa ct that the counties of S e m i-1Paintka, the Beacon-Tribune from
^wole and Volusia were sleeping over Bay County, the Times-Union nnd Ent h e rights when they allowed a p r i - ' terpiise-Recorder.
•vat© corporation to collect fifty cents
The Pilot points the way nt Avon
i o r every ear thnt crosses the bridge Park in the highlands, nnd at Pannand there arc hundreds o f them cross- mn City on tho Gulf Coast; the Senin g now. Well, the Herald called t h e ' tinel guards the lines nt Orlando, Ft.
attention o f the counties to this fa ct Lauderdale and Largo; Stars shine in
when these people asked for a fr a n -*the heavens at Ocala and Lakeland,
chlae and we wanted the counties to |while the Sun sheds Us bright, cfful: p u t In the bridge then but they could , gent rays on Gainesville, Ocala, Clearn o t see it. Anything that is good fo r , water and tropically at Weal Palm
•the Individual o r the corporation ia Beach.
■good fo r the county o r city and some
The Valley Gazette has Us Thorn
day the people will discover this tru th .! to spur the Kissimmee people up to
A free bridge across the river at Hard- their duty but the Milton Gazette hns
man's ferry and at Osteen ferry would none and needs none,
b e the biggest asset the counties o f | Of the odd and unusual are the
Seminole and Volusia could have and j Clarion at Clermont, the White Way
i i they had built them years ago and at Sebring, the Highlander at Lake
charged toll tho bridges would be paid j Wales, the Messenger at Shin-\ the
f o r now. The Herald said so then and Chief at Winter Haven, tho Progress
f t says ao now and it will say so ten nt Willston.
y e a n from now when the county
Taking it by and large the proas of
commissioners o f Volusia finally see Florida is a credit to the stato and
th e lig h t The Seminole commission- to the men who manage and control
c n stand ready to build their part any it. It is nlert, progressive and up«day.
¡lifting. It is always boosting the
THE FLORIDA PRESS
"What’s In a name? The greatest
p oet the world has ever produced tells
us that which we call a rose by nny
oth er name would amell ns sweet.
Sometimes wc are inclined to doubt
th e
grant master’s dictum, pre
sumptuous as it may seem. There arc
Orange: Conway community coun
cil had a good meeting last week.
The meeting was o f the business-pan
ic kind. Mnny new’ members wore
enrolled. Much work was outlined
and started.
Christmas Candies
Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds
Plum and Fig Pudding
Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins
Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret
Mince Meat, Dry and Moist
Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds
,Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculin!* in Our State
ane
Phone 497
Welaka Building
JUNGLE MONARCH “ BIG GAME”
Tiger Csn Always Be Relied On ta
Fumleh Sport for the Moat Ad
venturous Hunter.
Tho tiger Is ono variety of game
which Is In no dunger of extermina
tion. Tigers have been hunted for
centuries. They furnished sport to
the ancient Romnns, both In the arena
where they faced the gladiators and
In Ute open field. Before that, they
were the gome of great Egyptian mon
arch*. It Is doubtful whether primi
tive man was ehlo to kill the tiger at
all.
Today tigers nro comparatively easy
gumo for the wealthy sportsmen who
hunt them with the great double-bar
reled English rifles carrying express
bullets. A great crowd of beaters us
ually assists st the sport, *nd drives
tho tiger Into the open, though occa
sionally ho Is killed by watching at the
carcass o f an animal he has killed. Oc
casionally a tiger kills a hunter, but
not often. In India and also In Korea
many unarmed and bulf-naked natives
nro kilted by tigers ever year. In the
war betwen mrn nnd tigers It Is hard
to xny which Is winning.
Tigers are found In almost all parts
of the continent of Asia, from llift trop
ical Jungles of India to the almost arc
tic heights of the mountains In Si
beria and northern Chinn.
Beauty Contest In Africa..
The Africa and Orient Review, a
South African newspaper, has started
a beauty contest for dusky belles and
already 300 entries have been received
fur the competition. The editor, Mr.
Mohamed All, thus describes the De
gress fa ce: "The eyes,” he said,
"should have the-African expression,
n soft, appealing look—an Intangible
dreaminess, never seen In European
eyes. The nose should be seml-aqutline, slightly squat nt the bridge,.and
the Ups somewhat thicker thnn those
of the average European, a charac
teristic which 1 think gives solidity
to the expression. The hair should,
of course, be curly.” Photographs of
the competitors will bo reproduced
each month, and tha readers of the
journal will be asked to vote for the
photograph they consider tho most
beautiful, the lady receiving the great
est number of votes to be given $500.
The second prize Is 8250 and the third
a watch bracelet.
Choice
Western and Florida
M eats
Veal, Pork, Mutton,
Sausage
Office supplies at tho Herald.
Try » Herald Want Ad.—It pays.
O ur Prices Will Save
.. You'M oney
CH ASE & COM PANY
Service
That
Counts
#
*
We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Car lot receivers nnd distribuiors all kinds Fruit and Produce?
Consignments Solicited
Rifmrtnem» l '
Produce Raparter C*., New York
National State and City Bank
* THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper •
. , v
0
, AL , it.
iO I lf D ank About Ut
P u re, Sw eet, Wholesome
Demonstrated) In your home.
Christmas orders should be giv
Delivered Fresh Every Day
en Early.
M ILLER’S BAKERY
B. E. WILLIAMS
or G. A. DREKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
198-26tp
SP EC IA L BARGAINS
FOR THE FIRST
C O M P LE TE HOUSE B ILL
CARTER LUMBER CO.
The Citizens of Seminole County
LISTEN— A L L YE F A IR PEOPLE *
WHILE W E TELL ABO U T WHILE W E SING ABOUT
The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair
Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS TOR
SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO
The Christmas vacation for tho
schools o f Seminole County will be
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
J920. School will re-open after the
holidays on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1021.
T. W . LAWTON,
Superintendent.
C a s t o r P o m ace
TOIS IS TO BE THE V E R Y FINEST EXPOSITION YET HBLD—
IT IS TO BE DEVOTED T O YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. .
, It la to embrace the products, official or private, o f five coun
ties In the beat section o f the state.
SMITH BROTHERS
Expert Repair Work
THAT’ S YOU AND YO U R COUNTY. WE ASK
YOU— WILL
YOU HELP?
Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shown, bigger and belt**
will occupy our grounds from December to tho time o f opening
Fair in order to get ready fo r It.
W. R. O’N E A L
CPresident v
J. L. GILES
Treasurer
C E. HOWARD
Secretary
�TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920
In and Aboùi
Jí The City *£
THE W BATnBR
Florida: Fair and continu.
»I tonight and Saturday
.!r lieht front tonight on
, r-w Colson, a prominent uonof Pensacols, was in the city y w #y a. the guest o f Judge and
. M sh *s -
*t«rs are being sent Into nelgh* "ties advertising the Million
ir Bind that will be here the
i following Chirstmas.
ite High School Inspector Caw! was here yesterday inspecting
high school. Mr. Cawthon reports
the High school here Is one o f
first In the state.
¡orge Hodges, of Ft. Christmas,
i the city the guest o f his cousin,
■srw territory every day and tho acrrfce is getting better all the time. I f
TCO want your pap«* on timo and do
not get it on time let this office know
ahoot it at once. W c want every
reader in the city to get the Daily
Herald by 6 P- m.
T. J. Miller & Son will hnve nn auc
tion sale at the Imperial Theatre
building, comer Magnolia and Second
street tomorrow lasting three days
and will sell all the house furnishings
that arc stored here to tho highest
Udder. Good chance to get what you
want In tho way of furniture.
Oor old friend, W. A. Raynor, o f
Celery avenue, remembered us today
with a peek of new Irish potatoes and
lome nice lettuce. Mr. Rayncr has
been a real friend of tho editor fo r
many years and always remembers us
about Christmas lime with tho gift
substantial.
flim ttir j o f (ho
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly*
Arranged for
Herald Readera
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 17, 1920.
Carlot Shipment* from Entire County,
Thursday, Dec. 16.
Florida— Sanford S e c t io n ________ GO
Florida— Onkland-W. G. Section
2
a d v e r t is in g c o p y Mu s t
Florida— Manatee Section . . . ______ 7
BE IN BY TEN O'CLOCK
California— No. DIat (boat) ............1
Advertising copy fo r the Herald California— Sou. Diat. ____ . . . . . . . 1 0
must be in the office by ten o’clock California— Imperial V a l l e y _______ 2
on the day Intended fo r publication.
Total cars
It is necessary to put this rule into
Unreported shipped Wednesday:
effect.in order that the make-up of
Florida,
Manatee Section 9 cars des
the paper may be planned and carried
tined:
W.
Jacksonville 2, Potomac
out without change. Most o f our ad
Yards
2,
Baltimore
2, St. Louis 1,
vertisers get their copy in in suffi
Pittsburgh
1.
Rochester
1.
cient time, but some delay pntil a
Destinations
of
Florida
Shipments
lata hour in the morning with the re
(Thursday)
sult that we must either change our
Potomac Yards, 24; Baltimore, 3;
make-up fo r tjio day or disappoint
them in not being ablo to give them St. Louis, 2 ; Miami, 1; New Yoric, 18;
Waycross, 3; Pittsburgh, 1;
Rich
the amount o f space wanted.
ilf it is impossible to get the copy mond', 1; Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati,
in by ten o'ctock, phone uj and let 2; Florence, 1; Washington, 1; Chi
us know the amount o f space wanted cago, 4; Boston, 2; Chattanooga, 1;
and a representative o f the Herald Buffalo, 1. Total, 75 cars.
will call and assist in writing the Diversions Filed Since Isst Report.
copy, but it is necessary to know the , None reported. ,
spaco wanted by ten o'clock ench Total lettuce shipments from Flor
ida this season to date, Dec.
morning.
IjSth Inc, cars G________________ 7G0
Tho Herald wiiV rjpprcclaU) this
co-operation on the part o f its patrons Total lettuce shipments from Flor
ida lastf seaBoh to same date,
and it will certainly assure them
cars ______
593
better service and save possible dis
appointment in not being able to give Shipping Point Information, Dec. 16.
SANFORD, F LA .:
Cool, clear,
them all tho spice wanted.
Co-operntci Let us have your ad liaulings heavy. Practically no de
vertising copy not later than ten mand or movement, market demor
alized. Buyers holding o ff account
o'clock.
condition o f markets and heavy ship
ments. 'Quality and condition good,
Condor's Fighting Qualities.
well headed. No sales reported.
Like many other greedy creatures,
Potomac Ynrds: reports passings
the condor after his dinner becomes
Incapable of flight, and It Is only for 24 hours previoua to 11 a. m. to
then that ho can be approached with day: 23 cars destined: Now York 14,
safety; but eve nnow tho hunter must Philadelphia G, Buffalo 1, Boston 1,
bo cautious and strong.
A Chilean Pittsburgh 1.
miner, who was celebrated for his
Diversions accomplished at Poto
great physical strength, once thought mac Yards: Boston 2, Baltimore 2,
that without weapon* he coutd cap
Boston 1, Buffald 1, Pittsburgh 1.
ture a condor which seemed unusu
ally stupid after It* heavy meal.
RIOT IN THE PHI LIPIN ES
Tho man put* forth all hla powers,
and the engagement was tong and des
(w w i P»1»|JC«Y »m Xu) ___
perate, till at last the poor miner was
glad to escape with hi* life. Ex
MANILA, P. I., Dec. 17.— Tho en
hausted, tom and bleeding, he man tire constabulary soldiers charged
aged to carry ofT a few feathers as with participating in n riot Wednes
trophies of the hardest battle he had
day causing the deaths of four Amer
over fought. Ho thought Hint tie bad
left the bird mortally hurt. The other icans and savon Filipinos.
The world deals good naturedly
Repentance is often confounded
with the good naturde person.
f with deterrainhtion not to get caught
again. - * — ■- •
Try a Herald Want Ad.— It
IS THE GIFT OF TO DAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
BY THE UNCERTAINTY
OF THE
MONEY MARK
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
GUTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A
STRONG
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD
THERE
ALIKE.
FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, YOUR
STORE, FOR SO M AN Y YEARS.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
ALW AYS
BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE TH E STORE WHERE
VOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS
AT
CHRISTMAS
TIME OR AT AN Y TIME AN D AMONG
CAN ENUMERATE A
FEW
FOR
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS,
THEM
WE
SUGGESTIONS:
IDEAL
FIRELESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KING A IR RI
FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
AS
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD
B«r ChrUtma* Seal* to Fight Tuberculosla In Oar State
not been claimed. I f you hold any of the coupons, look them up, and the
winner, come Ret this lamp.
especially the week before Christmas always is a tlmo when everyone Is
rushed and ench customer is not abld to get the service ho or she is en
titled to, but In order to live up to our motto of service, we are retaining
the services of the entire force thdt wo hnd during our
“Energizer”
Office
This bona-fldo statement is made—
and it will be carried out to the let
ter—because wc desire to do MORE
good rnthcr than LESS while "EN ER
GIZER" service is here. There is a
mathematical ratio between Ilumnn
Illness and Human CIRCULATION
and all tho money nnd brains in the
world cannot afford tho protection
that BETTER STRENGI1T and CIR
CULATION will give you.
Everything is n mnttcr o f "per
cent" and “ degree" In this world, and
each "EN ERGIZER" treatment gets
ANY adult a "per-cent" better la
physical Strength and • CIRCULA
TION.
It Is NOT a matter of money
YOU— it is a straight matter of
GETTING It— while the getting Is
good.
The INCONSISTENCY o f
getting tho "carbon" out o f your auto
nnd NOT giving your BODY similar
care L* truly CRIMINAL after due
thought’
And " i f thinking hurts— then *DoIT -N O W because it, FEELS GOOD."
You cannot lose AN YW AY YOU
LOOK A T IT.
And if you get the "F L U " before,
say M AY 1st, 1921, you g e t,$25. .I f
you don’t get it, you should worry.
But you W ILL g o t the FINEST n U MAN "hou i o-clenn inp available,— a
sound investment, a sensible, LOGI
CAL’ move,
Sanford can easily be) IN FACT
the most HEALTHY CITY in tho
WORLD.— Scientifically made so.
COMB IN
FIND OUT
L. C. Cameron
Phone 184 or 60 >
Sanford, Fla.
P. O. Box 399
THE ONLY "ENERGIZER" OFFICE
in t o e s o i r r n
if
53532323535323235323533248484853905301532353485348
2353480153484853484823532348
You C a n t Make
H a y Without Sunshine
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
Brown’s Market
FOR RENT— Light
housekeeping
apartments, completely furnished,
over Union Pharmacy, First Strot
219-3tc
After 12 Treatments
at the
sale, and
necessary we will put on other men so that you can bo assured that at
our place you will get the usual prompt,
Let’s Get Down to
Brass Tacks
Will be paid to any
Adult who gets the
Endura ble
That is the number that wins the lamp and it is the anly prizq that has
Santa Claus will appear three times
at the French Shop, Satunlay, the
18th; Monday, the 20th; Wednesday,
tho 22nd, 3 p. in. He will talk to the
children and receive letters and dis
play hla bags o f toys.— French Shop.
Buy Christmas seals and help fight
tuberculosis In this state.
219-2tc
R eserve Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
W hy not make some real "H A Y ” in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account *"’th us
Build up your credit that you n n * : : able to
master difficult problems.
Sanford,Florida
A Home Bank for Home Pco
Get some o f those late postcards at
TO PIANO OWNERS
the Herald office. The Valdez Ho
tel, the Welaka Block, the Seminole
Owing to an unusual volume o f
Hotel and other points o f Interest, business on tho East Coast my De
Only one cent each. Send a Sanford cember visit will bo delayed sovoral
weeks,— "Mack the piano tuner."
card t o your friends.
215-3tc
Remember that the Herald office
now has the best f 65 typewriter on
tho market. A complete standard
typewriter fo r thi^ price, new nnd
fully equipped. Come in and try
them.
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
erything in the office supply line that
you arc needing. The price is right
also. Let us fit you up with your
stationery and office supplies.
SAT UK )AY
SPECIALS
JlANANAS, D o s . .................40c
NEW CROP ENGLISH
WALNUTS, th _______ 50c
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
WATERS CANDY KITCHEN
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO,
CRACKERS, pkg......................
3-LU. CANS. HOMINY,
GRANULATED SUGAR,
3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
Per C a n ________ _______ . . . .
Per P o u n d ------- ------- -
3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can __________________
IRISH POTATOES,
Peck ................... .
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Camp’s, Per c a n _______ . . . . . . . .
SW IFT PREMIUM HAM8,
Per P o u n d ---------------- —
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
Van Camp's, Per Can . . . . . . .
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
Can ____________ . . . . . . . .
1-LB. ROAST BEEF,
6-LB. CANS CRISCO,
Per C a n ______ . . .
Can ________ ________ ____ ___
1-LB. CORNED BEEF,
Per Can . . . . . . . . . . .
24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
Per Sack ----------------------------MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS,
. Per Can . . . . . . . . __
Per P o u n d _____. . . . . . . . . . . . .
HEBE CREAM, Baby,
1-LB. CANS M A XW ELL HOUSE
COFFEE, Per C a n ____________
Per Can .................
HEBE CREAM, Tall,.
Per C a n ------------------------------—
-| O I
• JL & 2
LORD CURVEUR COFFEE,
Per Pound ______ . . . . . . . .
Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tubare
utosla In Our State.
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IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1920
NUMBER 218
VOLUME
Your Income Tax Returns SANFORD DAIRIES SCORED .
BY STATE BOARD HEALTH
INSPECTOR, D. P. OSBORNE
The L atest Wrinkle in Nightmares Sm oothed Out
Extensive plans for aiding tax- return fres hln their minds, tho makpnyers in filing their income tax rc- ing out ofa form soon after January
turns for the year 1020 are being] 1st will be nn easier task, the bureau
AMERICAN CABLE
made by thc Burt‘ou o f l n ttrn al. points out than if delayed.
NEGRO POPULATION
MESSAGES EXAMINED
Revenue. Revenue officers will visit j The requirements o i the revenue
OF CHICAGO HAS
¡flails
BY BRITISH OFFICIALS cvory county ,n the Unitc dSl<*t<?B to uct relating to returns for the yenr
GREAT INCREASE
_____
" ¡assist in making out thc forms. The 1020 are thcsanie na those for the
•
(ijr Tfc* AsmcIius Tn*».j
¡date o f their arrival and thc loca- year 1010.
Every single person
(Hr Tin AiwdilH rnu.)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— All Am- tion o f thejr offices will be a n -¡whose net income for 1920 was $1,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Thc nc,
erican cablo messages leaving G reat! nouncod through thc press, or may 000 or more nnd cvxery married per?
gro population o f Chicago has In
Britain are examined by thc British! bo obtained on inquiry at offices o f non whose net income was $2000 or
creased sixty-five thousand, four hun
naval intelligence authorities, P rcsi-! collectors o f internal revenue nnd more must file a return. The exdred and nineyt-one in tho last de
Thc Bcrvicen pf gov- eruptions are $1000 for single per- cade and now Is one hundred nnd EVERY PLACE THAT SELLS MILK
and ark NOT DUE TO LAW OF dent Carlton, o f thc Western Union branch offices,
tol dthe Senate Committee today, n o emment experts heretofore offered sons nnd $2000 for married perMUST SCORE 60 PER CENT
SUPPLY ANI) DEMAND
nine thousand, five hundred nnd nine
said tho action was taken presumably to city experts will Ire continued.
1sons nnd hends o f fnmilies, plus nn ty-four.
TO GET A PERMIT
SAY FARMERS
to throw light on Ireland nnd Bol
Forms for filing 1920 returns o f additional exemption, o f $200 for
Pinchurt Dairy, P. M. Kcciy, own
(Dr is* am*«uu 4 t »«*»)
shevism.
income tax will be sent by collectors each person dependent upon the tax- REAR ADMIRAL STRAUSS
er, 95 per cent. Few better dairies
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.— Farmers
to persons who lost year filed a rc- payer for chief support If such per
WILL BE COMMANDER
anywhere. A credit to any city.
Irepresenting sixteen farmers' orgnn- PRESIDENT iftlSII RE*
turn.
Failure to
receive a form , son Is under 18 years o f age or in
OF ASIATIC FLEET
G. W. Spencer Dairy, 75 per cent;
jiutions
throughout
the
United
PUBLIC MAY RETURN jhowever, does not relieve n person' capable o f self support. A single
\cry
good and will be better.
(
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7
Th«
A
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ocU
U
J
P
rtii)
iStates in conference seeking relief
' ---------'from his obligation otfllc n return person may claim nn exemption of
(Dr Th« Auocltltd Tint)
V. I within' tho ^tlmo prescribed.
Mrs.
R. L. Garrison's Dairy, 63 par
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
16.—
Rear
Ifr»« falling prices of farm products,
Copies $2000 ns the head o f a family if
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.— DeValern, may be obtained from offices o f c o l - , he is the sole support o f one or mforc Admiral Strauss will be appointed cent; some improvement.
(delegates declared present prices
Mrs. M. F. Barnes' Dairy, 60 p e r
|neint bankruptcy and not due to law president o f tho Irish Republic, "in lectors o f Internal revenue, brnnch1relatives living in the same house commander-ln-chief of the Asintic
lof supplysnd demand. PInns include hiding” in this country but may con- offices, postofflccs nnd banks, nnd j with him, nnd if he exercises con fleet with the rank o f admiral in rec cent; some improvement.
Uosclnnd Dairy, J. C. Staple, own
I national market and establishment o f Bsldcr returning to Grcnt Britain if are expected tobe nvnilnble on or b e -' trol over household affairs. Dcduc- ognition o f mine bnrrngc work in the
er,
58 per cent.
North
Sea,
(banka through co-operntion with farm granted snfe conduct by Premier fore January 1st.
I tions from gross income to which
Lloyd
George,
his
secretary
reported
C
E. Henry’s Dairy, 42 per cen t;
(organizations.
Revenue officers assigned to the the taxpeyer is entitled in nrriving
today.
•
improvements
being made.
work o f assistant tnxpeyers also at net income arc fully explained in
ITBNN, ALA. AND GEORGIA
The State Board o f Health requires
[ will be supplied with forms, concern- the instructions on the forms,
RAILROAD IN HANDS
n per ccntage o f 60 per cent before
ing which, and the various items | Thc bureau is emphasizing this
OF RECEIVER TODAY
recommending issuing o f permit t o
1o f income to be included, they will j year that the requirement to file n
sell milk in the city. Mr. Osborne:
I he prepared to answer nny nnd all return rests solely upon a person’s '
(Dr Tl< Aw<xl»W4 rr»»»)
states very plainly that it makes no
questions. It has been demonstrated marital status and thc amount o f his
CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Dec. 116.
difference
whether the dairy has ons
however, that many questions may or h^r net i come for the yenr 1920.
(—The Tennessee, Alabama and Georcow
or
several
hundred, they ail com «
be eliminated o f the taxpayer, be- Single persrns whose net income
(gia railroad was thrown into
the
under
the
samo
rulings o f the Stats‘ fore seeking thc assistance o f a was $1000 or more and married
(hands of s receiver today. AppllBoard
o
f
Health.
In order to sell
revenue officer, will carefully study persons whose net income wns $2,Icants claimed the road was a losing
milk,
butter
milk
or
butter, whether
the instructions on the form.
000 or more must flic nrcturn re- j
(proposition since it organisation. It
it
be
to
private
families,
hotels o r
Thc period fo r ' filing returns i s ' gardlcss o f whether their incomes
(
|ls owned by the Russell Sage estate.
from January 1st to March 15, 1921. nrc non-ta:table by renson o f their TAX COLLECTORS OF FLO RID A, ,tore8‘ a Pcrmlt from 1,10
cIark *•Thc tax this year as last, may bo paid exemptions.
|
HAVE GOOD MEETING
necessary. Such permits not to Ire■ARMENIA BARRBD
BULGARIA, COSTA RICA, FIN in full at the time o f filing the rcThe normal tax rate fo r 1920 is
A T OCALA
lMUcd unUI
Da,ry 18 ac° « d ■*
FROM THE LEAGUE
LAND AND LUXEMBURG
turn or in four installments, the first 4 per cent on thc first $4000 o f net
--------I *ca8t 60 P®1*. cent* Mr. 0 >lxmie notFOR THE PRESENT
JOIN THE LEAGUE
o f which is due on or before March income above the exemption, and 18 The Tax Collectors' Association o f , wishing
to putanyone out o f bust—
15th,
the
second
on
or
before
June
per
cent
on
thc
remaining
net
inthe
State
o
f
Florida
assembled
in
anne8B
ba8
*uKgestcd
that i)tem porary
(Br TV* luwUUt Tmi.)
( t f TO* i i M d i U t T r t u .)
15th, the third on or before Septem -' come. The surtax rate, which is nun! session In Ocala, Fla., Decern*>e issued to those who a s »
GENEVA, Dec. 16.—The Assembly
GENEVA, Dec. 16.—Four new naOtrd arxlnit tho ndmlimlon o f A t ti
r
v«* ^
1Ctb* and Mie fourth on or be- computed without the benefit o f the l»*r M.h and 15th, nnd was well at- «bowing some disposition to put th etr
^
I T
.
° „
fT ci December Itth. The H r « > . ercm p 'l.n , r .n ,a r to rn 1 per cent tended.
<“ " » . » « " » «•“ * “ " « ■ O ' c o - B
eni honln. Preiident W ilton’. mi r «4 <*rn*
. ?
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gtsllment m u,t accompany the Altnir on the amount o f net income between
Jinn. J. Will Yon, State Auditor, 1
However after he returna,
f . T » i „ .w m e n la i
n
T
^
t
a
t
'
o f the return.
' ,1 M * . f d f«Pbn to 05 per cent on . . . nrteent by Invitation and pave > * } *
>>e In a few week., no o n .
.............
ernburp.
.
I I»c n 0 n s w h o s e Individual net In. the amount o f net income In exceaa the tax collectors many valuable aug- - 1’ 1
allowed to sell milk or oth er
Ȇble government permitting her
come fo r 1920 wns $5000 and le s s 'o f $1,000,000.
gestions for tho handling o f their, ^
“ ‘ Hy Pr°ducta in the city unless their
1eater the league.
SUSPENSION OF UNIVERS
should nsk for Form 140-A. Those I For the information of taxpayers work; he expressed gratification at ° airie® C0I®c up to the required 60
S1TY STUDENTS UPHELD
whose individual-net income was in in filing their returns, there hns the good condition o f thc accounts o f l,<>r ccn*- All persons furnishing hoBY BOARD OF CONTROL
or boarding houses, cafes, d ru y
excess o f $5000 should ask for tfc n j.rojiurcd by thc Bureau o f In- the tax collectors o f the state and hla
trrrjil
R-vinm*
a
si»
is
c
f
rFort.arappreciation
o
f
their
co-operation
8lores
or private families with dairy
Form 1040.
TALLAHASSEE,
Dec. 16.—The
tides
on
the-ir.eoma
tax
laws
and
with
his
department,
he
stated
that
Pr°ducts
please take notice
and b*
The Bureau o f Internal Revenue
'State Board o f Control is in monthly
is urging taxpayers not to delay-in 1920«regulations, the first o f .which the «ccounts o f the various collectors ■
K°r5 rned J*eopd,nfIjr' . , . .
,.
aession here today with the follow
ml J P m i_ «re better kept and in better shape1 ” r‘ Osborne waa highly pleaaoff
the filing o f their returns. Mer
will appear on January 3d.d Errors nQw ^
^ ftny Ume Jn ^ h,Btory with the Improvements some o f our
Ing members present: J. B. Hodges,
men are caatlhc state,
gtal<, Thp Stat<J
dairy' owners had made since his last
chairman, Lake C*ty; E. L. Wart- fnR" up JJe|r g ‘ CounU for the calen- heretofore
ncroiuI° " ’ made
maue have
“ * ve been
Drcn noted,
nuvcu’ and
nuu oof{ thc
man, Citra; and J. B. Sutton, Tampa. ^
r ig20# -with the facta and the t « * P « y " l« toid how this year arranging to Install a ’ bookkeeping. vlaIt and *ays O1“ 1 there’s no reason
JBFENSE TO TRY TO 8UOW Thc board met in the offices of J. T. figures necessary to make a correct they may be avoided.
machine in his office, and send each why they all can't get higher scoresDiamond, secretary
MEDICINE CHANGED
collector a statement o f his accounts
Mr. Wartman o f Citra offered the — — — —
— —
— —
TO POISON
;
(each month, which will be greatly
,
_ ^
1 jiy
ig
„ow in g reaolution w ith ' «faran ce ^
V R y P ltS id e h t
appreciated by the collector^.. As a
MACON, Dec. 16.—Crosis-examtna-[to the resignation o f D r /P . H. Rolfs
|matter o f fact a resolution was pass
iof Dr. Everhart, Atlanta chcmsit*’ 1who leaves shortly fo r the Republic
«ted here today that tho defense o f Brasil. In offering the resolution
recommending that the Stat«. Auditor
lb« Shepsrd "poison” 1csm m ig h t‘ Mr.* Wairtman aaid that he did §o
be given a sufficient number o f as
,h°w that the wealthy Houa- with much regret, after 20 years as- 1
---------sistants to enable, him . to make a
evunty nun died from use o f aociation with Dr Rolfs, 14 o f which
THE' IDEA OF PRB8IDENT- APPROPRIATIONS^FOR GOVERN
thorough audit o f each tax collector's
MENT W ILL BE CUT TO U G IITm*l which s chemical change had had been o f an official nature, but
BLBCT HARDING AND PLANS
1
account at least onco a year ,and this ESTIMATED TH AT OVER T U R K S
EN TA X BURDEN
“rnrd to poisonous mercury product, that with thla natural regret, there,
NEW IDEA
was done by the last legislature.
.M IL L IO N ARB OUT OF
Everhart, the firit o f 42 wit- was mingled corresponding satlsfac-;
H r Th« AM ottaud Fr«*«)
| Among matters o f interest brought
EMPLOYMENT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— Repub- ^
d th-*
j t............
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nam
ing,
before
fo r c this meeting was thc ques• tlfiV
u ll by lh® , -----,U t* luvlng :t,0n th*
F,0rid,‘ had
h**" *° hiRh,y
i MAJtlUN,
M A R IO N ,^uec.
¿¿“ ^ 16.—
G .-IlT
r t in
g , ac«medin thst
was honored.
* ,
1cording to campaign promese o f more ,ican L* " ,lpr Mondcll declared In the tlon of n bcttcr m .entl0 |aW| ¡t being]
!BJ Th« AumIi M frutl
the\imercurial c ?poison
°i*ou WM
LONDON,
Dec.
16.— Estimated
me viscera
Shepard, . The
recent
expulsion o f . 47
act,ve part
part in
,n Vice-President
Vice-President in
in next
next hoU8c
in
o{ m
the
tax coucciors
coIlcctors m
that
was a.Uil
»... toft. Fred
tv w
..
...
, students active
• " today ^ '. riKld economy
.......
— mthc
e oeucx oi
e tax
a il
,
MKcu by
P. ,-----Rosa. ”o*f —*
at the University
f Florida was npadministration
conferred with Vice- appropriations
for government»
ex- m
those
who nave
have to
to administer
administer and
and cncn- 1...... ......................
mill,on
pccp]e
na-| fnp
; , John' ,**
---- ,7~ 7r - o■ununisirauon
conicrrcu
wim vice----------- *—
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osc wno
.
not h.
. dcf' n#e*‘ lf dn»Wri«ta proved by the board, in the following p ^ g ^ n t E j^ t Coolidge on admin- P®"8« wprc necessary to lighten the forcc thc U x
arc ,n n 08ition from unemployment in Great Britain.
V.,J tfc
lotake precautions to resolution, which wlH be incorporated , ; thltlon poUclcs, domestic problems ta* burdpn nnd
totaI estimate o f to makc gu^eatioa,, ^ our b w . Government asked to aid.
Relief From Falling
prices In All Sections
¡near
Dairies of Sanford Received
Official Score Yesterday
SOME IMPROVEMENT
ban k r u ptc y
COLLECTORS
OF TAXES
IN OCALA
'AMOMEL CAUSE
OF
SUDDEN DEATH?
Economy is Watchword
More ActfreNNow (Of the Administration ^ ,wo
S
a 'Z L r .
.■ [ „ _ lr
toi ,n “ !
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..
««»oclatlonB o( nation..
of 0». ¡ « « . n r M S
” lhta * * * *
m.k o „
|mprov,n,o„t.Ip , „ „ . „ H U T T e ------------
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bY “ >• bll” » n- ,0" r h“ " - oo,l chnnRc. that .r o badly „ « d i d . * L0RIDA 3 RATE
CASE COMES UP
KING CONSTANTINE
drcd mll,,on d°Uar«, chiefly by seal- nnd a conim|ttco fo r thla purp09e wn9'
AT WASHINGTON^
ni . caru wn8 ‘ «ken the medicine cd at Tallahassee, FIs., this 13th day
AND ROYAIj PARTY
' InK; down oU m ntes of army nnd navy nppointcd> consisting o f W» W. S trip-!
ioon ,UY int° " Pol8onou« product, o f December, 1920, that the report o f
SAIL FOR GREECE nnd 8Undry civil expenses.
Un{i o f MarJon county|
K M a rtin 'j.
C. Hearing Arguments Between t
#
or lbe defense called only Dr Albert A Murphrce, president o f
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I
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, " f Orange covnty, Jno. D. Jlnkins o f. '
State Bodies and Railroads.
*ouM V,ltnes*c* but indicated they the University o f Florida, on tho in(Br Th. A«»»ciattd rrn.>
I Lake Helen people are rejoicing in Seminole county and W. G. Long of
Upon Freight..
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YENICE, Dec. 16.— Constantile nnd the opening o f their big hotel, the p , kc county.
«its U*°i U number ot medical ex- veltigation by himself and' factulay,
*
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l' r "*dein
••• the
m e matter
m m ie r o
o if haring
r
at thc univer- thc royal party sailed from Venice Hnrlnn, which will soon be ready for
j t wng
'
the unanimous opinion o ft WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The in¡y._ ,
r‘ r-verhart stated it had alty, be approved,
on Creek cruiser for Phnlon.
guests.
jtbis association '.hat the timo fo r the terstnte commerce; commission conq
' L‘m°nstratcd that chem"Bo it further resolved, Thnt tho
psyment of licenses nnd taxes Bhould tinued its hearings today in tho can
omd i°nt ° f tbe body bnd tur®cd « c e n t action o f Dr. Albert A. Murnot bo changed, as thc tax paper gen- es o f Florldn and Nebraska were fir s t
'Alth u v ,f ° [ ro,'Vc 8UbUmstc..
phree, president o f tho University o f
orally throughout the state receive on the list and after arguments in
oritiei r\ ! i
added« "'om e au- Florida, and his faculty, in suspendtheir returns for citrus fruits, vege- these nrc completed thosd o f Indiana
Uouncd f lm k doc8'"
w 1 lnK the' students found guilty o f har
tah'es nnd farm products in the fall Ohio nnd Michigan will bo heard,
. .Lf ! he dc^cnso mentioned Inff, bo and the same is hereby sp*
and spring, nnd at present they can Representatives o f the carriers •and
"iht t„ , u°'?JU'B b>’ wbl' b Ihey proved."
pay their taxes at any time from the state were heard yesterday in
If you haven't already done your fall shopping, it will not b« the
L
thcir th«'Y »(
November 1st to March 31st, or by thd Utah and Illinois appeals
part of wisdom to deiky longer.
»¡l'r..1,1. *.u°
br” ukl>‘ out by H E N R Y O. W ALLACE.
paying thc slight cost o f advertising
l „ their arguments the railroads,
A new suit and overcoat for father, a coat suit and fora for
Wrd .11 ,
cxaminsUon o f tho
IOWA FARM EDITOR,
can
take
until
the
first
o
f
June
beclaimed
that failure o f tho state
mothet, coats, dresses and shoes for the children; blankets, draper»
* I T
? * ! z organa d,d n o t’ fore
the
land
(a
»old
fo
r
taxes,
raakmissions
to increase Lntraatate
lea, linen, silverware fo r the home— whatever yotr need, go to the loi*
umatlon * but, tbat on ^ e second i.
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Ing
seven
months
o
f
the
year
In
whlch
to
correspond
with Interstate, rate*
cal stores and bay It'N OW .
.
u 2 J n °i ^
the poison . "
b , « u u i »»..>
trvrs
ran
be
paid.
Any
change
in
has
caused
them
heavy lota. The
PotsiMUbt th® tntentlnes.
’ M IA M I,’ FU ., Dec.' 16.— Senator
Keeping np your normal standard, o f living la as''Important to
these
da
es
would
be
a
grave
error
flu
te
«,
on
the
other,
hand, argued that
yon as it id to U16 merchant. Business will be normal only so lonK
“or ca i **
tbw “ ^Und tiger” j|. Cummins said today that Henry O.
and
would
result
in
endless
conIncreased
state
rates
were not Juatlas we buy normalty^and all o f us want the prosperity' that comes
«'tiond* I f deatb by I*0180® were Wallace, Iowa farm editor, probably
fuslon
and
hardship
on
the
part
o
f
fled
and
would
be
a
burden on th e
u c
, y W*lter A. Harris, in "d*1 b® next «ccretary o f agriculture.
the t*x payer.
pub„ c>
Don't wait for a farther drop in prices. *8 aoford 1 stores have
"I n.v 1041 on
Dr. Everhart
a**° M*d Harding was coming to
Tnr tax coliectorr. present e x p r e s s - ----met
the new price level With courage. 'They are offering you fresh,
uor” tkf mf de any t»Hnd tiger* IN Miami In February.
ed their unqualified approval o f the Col- L. W. Duvalf o f Ocala and tho
new, seasonable merchandise, bought on tjie high market, at the
flra u I L ? Z ' “ l e i " " 1 " P " r d , -------------------------------------------------------action o f President Murphrce in his management o f the Ocala House,
L ji
.
P°t«>h was not used in ®r* Everhart said, in , answer to a * J; gratifylngly low prices of the new market.
endeavor to stamp out the practice o f
Officers elected fo r the ensuior
U of ' mi.tte d,at«r he had made *lUo«tion
defense counsel'D r. John «•„
Do YOUR part. Buy normally and buy NOW, in order that
basing in the State University at >e«r were W. G. Long, Lake county,
end« i ; , , lq',or on request” o f PunkV Atlanta psthologisti Srall caned
. business ‘conditions in Sanford may remain normal
Gainesville.
president; RAndall Weils o f Putnam.
Mri Aii f ° “ nd no P°tash.
and had testified briefly when recess
But before you buy read the advertisements in The Herald They i
Resolutions of appreciation were county, vice-president; J. H. Hughes«
It means A
hepard-,
IC|'t^ rinde11» , Fort Valley,
’ f ‘ are your daily guide to the loci! merchandise market.
,rP«rds sUt.r
r *"°y» ',"ra* taken bntU'0:00 o’ clock*.
adopted fo r the courtesies extended of Sumpter ■ county, secretary. •end!
money
In
your
pocket
to
study
them
carefully,
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Irai
«
I
0
r
* A rm ici
°. W
fo r
this association
lation by the press uf the treasurer. Time and place o f next:
•naljriU of his viscera
^!)nv y ° u^ P0** curds at the Herald
mayor and people o f Ocala, meeting to be Axed by the president.
* office. Beautiful view s,.lc each.
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A lso , TOPICS O F T H E D A Y
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and a “ CASH CUSTOM ER” a Comedy
Harry Carey in “ WEST IS WEST
Also a COM EDY
OUE STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOB THE PEOPLE OF
THIS SECTION FOB THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS
FOE THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— •
B a r Pins
ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND# W E HAVE THE
FINEST LOT OF BA R PINS THAT HAS
EVER BEEN
SHOWN HERE. AN D THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA
MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETCL. TOO MANY OF
THEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM A T
PARODIES ALWAYS IK ORDER
TW il;e<vT» n on g iiu i& a c -rC a »
Ltmflrai Tai** ca.uut t» 4 « * ú a ,« c
« a « r a t í » * a * « k j PrJa;
» le u »
r& iw i «n*u * a j-jc «ruis* * i * c M iíTorta te'oarf r'ty W i A j,
í * ¡ ittcjupÍ i y x ÍQuaMU.
«s^v^efeíiuar? fies«.
3n*tía»Ta. «r a n r» r/rT*«r£T ja*£.
NlaüR. Itt vrtn *. J* a « n t l i r » » rf
* í<’* auiCSUli :I.>1|.?|TI1*J f^ TI -f»f
a a » trüwiiaií « r a » b « c x<.*a.
i f a c i t i : ^ t it ís c » inerir. rO*r
tur fiumi tu- intTfcñr'. la .:
« u t 4 •.»*». on te Mr **ilL mrT a ír *
?a«r
« w rf a*ux rtuni.-ei. «x tí*
Tifer? nf titani*. IN uyv Wlac a rua
w a . Ti* jamfiar» m : cu>£ <«rr
*1. iaa Ja»» t*«rx flfecUfe n *r» erte
ffisrt. Xtanur xajjm£y « a HE T t *
<*CmuT « t i
rtc-rrtírW » it a *
í 'í f '- t
K l k . * i.D f TI* rVsag » r ftic . >5 Th»
una»«, na. junte 3cn?ínt nctr-rs turne.
S n n » irmrr nrirtmi' rrom» ■
ujíT. «m t
UV4 a * yuare r í JE*
a a * »■
t j *C a *
ííW
jw u V rn
tg *m
T R Y A D A IL Y
H E R A LD W A N T AD FOR R E S Ü L T S -lc A M ORD
idtnxs 41 rol*-» 3» a * «taza. t£ T ic é is
T i* T in ** nao.
i * ví^n^d a: a.
JBjvc-ínt flm-n»* t t 38S i iú : miiy «*c s j* ¿ *XUi <jittcg»fey.
S f «pe» :in,: ti* tptt * m . i :
íoíIK liiiut a mct tC « m » m. : i *
zxuamam. tuóc uiC » r r o it iip í
?ar í a Rir-Ufes m i Kmaas. Y a .
a * c ^ a n t rf ta jiirrnmqyoe *trriaioL mtmius omanMUiM. t » i.i.irCi*r»
Qi£ t í «CTPnnflttic .pirfi«iv ¿2*tóit*xx jctaKüia a « -*xir? jiurriramr
p c i n* T t» rtijf w cí. la r T l* ¿w çiouc'-
» jn scm iC ünnh
«xn» tí s u r » «r 1»
J . T . B R A D Y ’S , Jewelrg S tore
rihunst-ícL 6t~
Ttav- nr rírn m ^ n i:i.'rs.
WiiíU- f i * « n r t n? a * jaruflwr. çr*»
« r t e w e . —QUI» S a » NmrmS.
f t - t « * «xnrnt? £ * rjs*
T t * Yrtîîut uûmriiT? Ja» ûerlûrt
j i jp w iw w q îsrttaû. »xrtóig fe
girar» « t a t » anta rtaeinr-ra— hnftj»
‘85*** *ct twiife ú**ip*c t f l i l i
Otarte» Fmilt r*, iMCtilOu *t'o**t a
Zkc «firu -i * , v.U* liü» i i r m j n.3N
^ ísu. Oaxautkntilr fejaiBorr 3a» ;>m. m r r ¡ w . 0 a *
SUnnantfe t. nui*» «tt! lû u «: T «*
tn»B>. r» dire
a íu saaí
jrarn : T»r
‘.xa. t am a tn.fetr ; 3t'Sœictn.
imaiírCj: Nesmtw. x t a j :
S u r. u
; *T«nrlifa. 0 Ç.« ; Y ;t » á ia i
1
JCx. lAnyL CWvcpr ; T«*lÉftMMk, • T e? : Nike. !*•»£ *C S í*»nr:
DRUG ST O R E
DAYS
Then “Opportunity” Ends!
C o m e to C a r lo a d S A L E T o d a y !
SELLERS
KITCHEN
CABINET
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER U, 1K«
Our organization has taken
the task of utilizing economy which
enables you .to save.
MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY. Editor.
SOCIAL CALEN DAR FOR THE
WEEK
^gian, Suite)_____Trygve Torusen
Lillian Shinholscr.
Sextette from Lucia, Verdi-Engelman
Kathleen Brady.
Polka C a p r ic e _______ ______
Kern
Cora Rutherford
Trollet F or-G ct-M e-N ot_______ Glese
Helen Jinkens
'When the Boses Bloom__________
_________ ______ Bertha Mctxler
Mildred Hand.
Tyrol ............
Spaulding
Elisabeth Whitner.
Japonic* __________________ Stanford
Carmetta Barber.
Impromptu _________
Reinhart
Margaret Zachary.
The meetings o f the Cecilion Club
have been suspended for the Christ
ians holidays until the second Satur
day in January
'T hursday—
E very Week Bridge Club with Mr*.
Forrest Lake.
* .Merrie Matrons with Mrs. Harry
Huren.
F rid a y —
•M rs. Alex Vaughn gives luncheon
fo r Airs. Peyton.
T , N. T. with Mrs. J. L. Hart.
-
Phone 428
M rs.
Charles B. Tyler has reto ver home on ? -ake Onoro,
having spent the summer in the
N orth visiting at Boston, New York,
Syracuse and Thousand Islands. Mr.
and Mrs. Tyler have as their houseguest their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Buston
o f Syracuse, N. Y.
Gaining
is proven our selling system
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ffiF -
In tomorrow’s Daily Herald
advertise som e more
!
To you today and start you off* with a Christmas SsvInga Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then talk It over with—
pnces
^ Jones Cash Grocery, Inc.
117 East First Street
G. F. S. NOTES
K
i f - '
r
m arriage in Titusville, Tuosdny.
---------Miss Elisabeth Humphries and Mrs.
N . II. Bullard o f Dade City, Miss
M am yc Hager, Miss Claude Brabhm,
Miss Maude Brabham and Air. J. R.
M lret o f Cocoa and Miss Mary Pagett
o f W inter Haven are at the Seminole
•while they take the state teachers*
examination.
T H E PEOPLES B A N K
Where the Thrifty People Trade-L ow Prices Does It
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Christmas Savings
In our Bank hai become and how fine it la now for those
who had a Christmas Savings Account with t^a this year
to come in now and get their m onpy.for gifts or fo r some
good cause.
i m
L
confidence of the
And your thought* turning to gift* and something for
friends, for family, fo r eume one somewhere. What «
wonderful idea that
/
j
BRIDGE
M rs. Charles Fedder entertained
a t bridge Wednesday afternoon in
her apartment In the Wcleka. The
room s were attractively decorated in
polncettias and ferns.
Bridge was played at three tables,
Mrs. II. B. Lewis winning the prize
f o r high score, a beautiful glove box.
A delicious salad course was served
a t the close o f the game.
•Those present were: Mrs. .A . R.
s K ey, Airs. Ed Lane, Air». W . J. Thig* pen, Airs. J. S. Smith, Airs. D. W.
Smith, Air». L. P. McCullcr, Mrs. Reg
inald H olly/ Mrs. E. F. Householder,
M rs. Fred Wnlsma, Mrs. H .B. Lewis,
M rs. C. E. Henry and Miss Wilkcy.
CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB
Students day program last Satur
day afternoon was notably good and
largely attended.
In addition to the usual piano num"bar* were: A part song from four
H igh School girls: Lillie Ruth Spenc•or, Florence Ileury, Margaret Zach
ary and Lillinn Shinholzer. Mrs. Dun
can •gave a splendid paper on “ Dis
couragements in Music, Study and
H elps to Aleet Them.”
Plano selections .covered w e n :
tonne
Baehmann
Emily Bailey.
W aterfall ......................... F. S. Mayor
Florence Henry
Newland
Valse C a p r ic e ----------------Sarah Wheoless
H obgoblins______ ___ Williams
Nezzie Stone
'W a i t s _________ Pressert First Step
• Eleanor Bolly
S e r e n a d e ____________________ Libert
Virginia AIcDaniels
T a lse No. 2 ......................... . Durand
Madeline Mallam
T o the Rising Sun (from Norwe-
The Glrlrfi Friendly Society met
nt the Parish house Saturday and
pnckcd a large box o f gnnies and toys j
which they sent to the orphans o f j
BASKET BALL GAME
TO PIANO OWNERS
the St. Mary’s Homo In thu mount-j
njn9i These girls aro nlso planning j
Sanford High School is going to
Owing to an unusual volume o f
to givo toysand games to the u n for-,
play Kissimmee High School Friday business on tho East Coast my Detunatc children o f Seminole county,
night and a very good game la ox- cembcr visit will be delated several
They fa?dove in doing good They also (
pccted. The game will be called at weeks.— “ Mack the piano tuner.1*
have nor** times an on c i her. t elves..
3:00 p. m. This is a doubleheader;
215-3tc
game, the girls playing first. Every
body is Invited to come out and see
the boys and girls o f Sanford play
A T THE STAR THEATRE
some good basket ball.
TODAY
T h l International Correspondence
REX BEACH’S
Schools are right now training over
“
NORTH
WIND’S AIALICE"
one hundred thousand people fo r bet
With
a Special Cast
ter positions and salaries. How about
Also,
Mack
Bennett Comedy
you ? Get in touch with Air. Farring
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND ton, local representative,
“ GINGHAM GIRL"
Lincoln
ENCE COURSE
House.
216-5tp
O. A. Farrington, representing the
International Correaponednee Schpol
o f Scranton, Pa., is conducting a
window display at Elders Springs
water depot where he would be
pleased to meet all ambitious people
who are interested In improving
their education and condition through
a system o f home study.
The I. C. S. are the originator» of
the correspondence method o f in
struction and in the 29 years they
have been engaged in this work have
educated thousands who fo r various
reasons would have been unable to
get the knowledge necessary to turn
fnllurr into success. There nre thou
sands today holding prominent posi
tions simply hcenuso they used their
spare time for systematic study.
F or the past two years Mr. Far
rington has had charge o f business
o f the I. C. S. in West Florida but
wns recently transferred to this ter
ritory. lie likes Sanford and its peo
ple better than any other on the ter
ritory and will make it his home.
George Fox can take cara o f you f
orders fo r express shipments of
Christmas orange«.
Get fat touch
with htm.
I
2!5-2tc
Sec those new typewriters on sale
at the Herald office. They a n tho
greatest machine In the market fo r
the price.
v e n a ve
ou r T y p e w r ite r
W t, l i l i lbs
Universal
Keyboard
Ruling Device
Tabulator
Fight tuberculosis! Seals may be
bought at the following places. Booth
at post office, Mrs. I t J. Holly, chair
man; Booth at Yowcll's, Airs. John
Leonard!, chairman; Mrs W. L. Mor
gan, county chairman, apartment 16,
Welaka Apartments; Mrs. Hal Wight,
Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., and Mrs. W. T.
Langley, Park avenue.
THREE
-
U N IT - M A C H IN E
Possesses every essential feature of larg
er, heavier and more, costly typewriters, ^ck Spacer
Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac- No I>4P*r
tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated.
The machine for both office and home. 90 character»
Does the work of any typewriter regardless 11411 Bearing
of cost.
Shlft-Carria
For foreign languages, especially equipp
ed with from one to five dead keys—does
not enterfere with standard keyboard.
lamoru
W atch
je w e lr y
----------- --------M O L L E --------------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY AIEET
Shop at
the
Eatabliahed in 1 8 8 7
Twenty thousand dollar
stock of Platinum, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Bar Pins
Cuff Links, Dinner Rings
H E N R Y M cLA U LIN
Your J ew eler for 3 3 Y ea n
FOR RENT
garages
Braclet Watches, Electric Lamp*,
SmokcW Set*, Cassero’ o and other
603-W
Shsiziild silverware fo r holiday gift*.
2IM2te
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish — A. Kannor, Sanford ave.
ed bed roofiis. Inquire 311 Park
Ratal Hats! llatsl A t the Quality
Avenue.
lB7~tfc Shop. See them.
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
.room for ono or two gentlemen or ~ Q u ilItj{ clear througlTln all'of "our
nice couple. Can have usa o f garage. hats. That’s the Quality Shop.
215-1te
Phone 23 for particulars.
206-tfc
FOR RENT— Front room furnished K0R *SALE— All the lumber in the
fo r housekeeping, call before 8 aJ ^ ndltand n" d
nt baseball
The Methodist ladies will have a
sale o f cooked food and fancy articles to. o r after five p. m. Phone 348-W. 5 ? * , ? “ bargain. See C. L. Britt or
Herald office. _______________ 216-tfe
at the City Market on Saturday af
ternoon.
218-2tp UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— •. A * ®^nner
* bjg line of hoIisingle or en su ite., Single room up d*F
velocipedes, etc, 213Sanford Ave.
_________ 21G~12te
A married woman’s rights might stairs, ?16; two rooms*, up-stairs, |25
be used in correcting her husband’s to |30; one room first floor, 820; two ’ AL J. Bradford’s Alattress Factory,
wrongs.
rooms, first floor, 830. Ono large ‘ f,th gtrcct and Cyprcsn ave. 210-10tp
room partly furnished. Consult J. S .; Mohawk Sheets, 81x00, 82.16 ese£
Clark, Rutledge Station or Route A, — A. Knnncr, Sanford Ave. Phone
Box 105, Sanford, Fla.
216*&tp 560.
216-12te
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS!
Get your Christmas advertising In
the Dally Herald. Tho people nre
shopping by tho papers theso days
and in reading your dally papers you
save money.
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taki
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to
must accompany all orders. Count five w ord' *n a In
cordingly.
And that must determine your choice o f a typowriter. You have no place fo r the cheaply constructed machine nor will economy permit the out>ay o f an extravagant sum. Good business tense
finds the solution In the MOLLE. The AIOLLE Incorporates every essential feature you find in any
machine at any price. Yet it Is unusually simple,
both in construction and operation. Built in three
unite—base, carriage and action— many extra parts
are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and
a bigger saving by keepfng It oi4 the job. The
MOLLE lightest o f touch, speediest o f action,, will
do anything that a writing machine ie called upon
to do with the least amount o f noise and e ff o r t *
EXCELS ALL
In
c encjr*
Simplicity
and Price
t
*
SEE THEM A T W E
HERALD PRINTING CO
j
FOR RENT— Double flat,
eigh t! Christmas boxes o f granges st 83.
rooms and bath. J. Musson, 601' G. W . Spencer, Phone 400. 209-10tp
Palmetto ave.
215-6tp ----------------- -----------------------All hats reduced nt the Quality
Shop.
217-41«
FOR SALE— No. 6 Underwood type
writer, *A-1 condition, 865—San
ford Truck Growers.
216-tfe
I.OST
LOST OR ST R A Y E D -C r.c red pig,
4 months old. If found notify E. FOR SALE— A few yard turkey»,
nice and fat, 60c lb.— G. W. Spen
B. Randall, Jr., 826 First S tre e t..
cer.
Phone 400.
216-7tp
191-tfc
Old Line Legal Reserve Life In
LOST— Brown cameo pin, circled with
surance Company wishes Mlcsmsn
pearls. Lost somewhere on First
and ngonta for Sanfonl and adjoin
street Return to 703 Oak. Reward.
ing
territory.
Life, commercisi,
Airs. C. F. .Marshall.
216-5tc
health and accident, automobile, ac
cident policies, Cloverleaf Life and
MISCELLANEOUS
Casualty Co,, 417 Realty Building,
Jacksonville, Fla.
218- 220-2tp
FOR SALE— Army tents in good con
ROOM AND BOARD, 111 per week.
dition, 830 to 840.— Â. C. Tanner,
109 East First street, over Union
•"03 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla.
Pharmacyr-_____
103-tfc
214-6tp
PRACTICAL NURSE, care o f The
Beautiful assortment o f Lion b'.snd
Herald.
216-5tp
shirts fo r gifts at greatly educed
WANTED
prices.— A. Kanner._________ 2I6-I2te
WANTED— Team work. Inquire of
Buy your post cards at the HersM
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
189-60tp office. Beautiful views, lc each.
W A N T E D ^!louse or apartment of 3 FOR SALE— Two story 8 roofl
House and garage, a bargain. Ap
or 4 rooms, unfurnished, for man
and wife with two school children. ply 402 Sanford ave. ard Fourth St
216-6tp
Beat o f references. Seq or write. G.
B. S.. job depL, Herald office,
dh-tf
Look over the elegant new line «
stationery at the Herald office before
Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and buying your Christmas gifts of fin*
Baby Blankets, now on sale.— A. Kan stationery. We have It In all d***
ner.
216-12tc and all shades at very reasonsble
prices.
Box
Fruit— Mixed( boxes fruit
packed to order. Parcel Post boxes
and cartoons a specialty. W ater’s
Kandy Kitchen.
218-tfc
FOR SALE
We have cut all prices radically at
the Quality Shop.
Hats!.Hats! Hats! At the Quality
Shop. See them.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— One
20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave.
Walking distance to city. Two lots
com er Center and Elm Ave. Two
lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 f t
from Eleventh S t Make offnr. B. T.
Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring S t , Los
Angeles, Calif.
208-1 mo-p
Just received a new shipment o f
W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladle»and Children’s shoes at reduced pris
es.— Kanner’s Store, Sanfotd Avenue.
216-12tc
Brown’s Market
�:
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!
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920
HOUSES; POOR MOUNTS
Trained Animals Remember and Re.
spMMl ta*Signale They Have Seen
Cold
Taught to Oboy.
It Is not always w Im to teach, a
hors« to play tricks, as la proved by
a story told by an English army of*
fleer.
..
John Leech's Inimitable circus horse
that Instated on sitting down with hla
rider whenever he heard a band play
was the prototype o f a hone belong*
tng to the officer who, In a weak mo
ment had taught It to rear up and
"aalruhifiTbenVver he leaned forward
to make a bow.
It w e* all very pretty when the
officer wns out r/dlng and met any
la d y -of ht,a{acquaintance, but It be
came a nuisance when he was out pig
sticking In Indio. He would lenn for
ward to meet the nmh of n charging
hoar with Ida speni^up would go the
hdajjt qn t*ny Just lit the moment when
the man’s safety depended on his Ink
ing a true nju(. deadly aim with hla
■pear polqt.
The consequence wns
thnt . tjm Minina 1' k legs allowed ninny
s c a n fri^m'boars' tusks, and he wan
lucky.. tbat.he. did .not end tils career
wJUkhls body ripped open.
The officer had, too, at one time a
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts. line but somewhat nervous charger.
One'day^on' a* parade the mount and20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts.
denly\gave way with the officer and
quietly iny down. The rider thought
Everything Electrical for a moment he was 111, but on rous
him he Immediately sprang to his
Expert Installation and ing
feet again, quite fit and well.
A
week
or
so
later
when
riding
with
n
Repair Work
friend tbey stopped for u moment to
admire the view, when down the horse
went. (It was evident to the officer
that he had been trained to He down
pfaooe 442
, g|vQu-«)fnnl, hut the inanneve
could discover for 'Ïfïè 11fe'-Wc''hli
.......... "
" 1*
1,,,u ’ w h»t that Signal w in;1>K
-.•'humr*
Heaters
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Gas Stoves and
Ranges
BALL
Hardware Co.
National Madza Lamps
g il l o n
& fry
tVERYTHING
for
THE BUILDER
From the Foundation
to the R oof
HILL LUMBER CO.
Quality-Servicd-Price
Lord's Purity Water
Aa Good u the Beat
Daily Service
Phone 66
We Guarantee All
Battery Repairs
Every Dattery repair we make
la
puranteed for alx months. We ere
■U* to do this because In repairing
**y make of battery we ere licensed
*• Dl* patented features’ which have
■tde Vests batteries famous.’
Sanford Battery Service Co.
L A. HRNAUD, Prop.
Phone 18P
Illood Pressure—Neuritis
The “ Logical Treatment**
“ E N E R G IZ E R
For Many Human Ills
ParaljsU
HAD
N EW S
OF
IM PO RT A N CE
But Tompkins, Habitually Polite, Hesi
tated to Addreta .Anyone but
tho Head of the Firm..
'if **~
Tomkins was o f a nervous disposi
tion; he was aomewhat alow nn«l hesi
tating In tlm Vof emergency.
When be entered an office one day
and fotiod a stranger there, Instead of
the man tie wanted, be somewhat lost
himself. * < ' ■
•troh, I beg your pardon!" he begun
“but—but are you Mr. Brown, the
head of this firm7"
.“ N o; I regret to say I'm not."
"I’ m sorry, very sorry Indeed,'' went
on .Tomkins. “ 1 bad something I rath
er wanted to tell him. Do you think
he'll be In soon?'
“ I’m afraid not. la there anything
I can do for, youT’
“ Er — y;.\ perhaps — er — perhaps
you'll do at well a* Mr. Brown. May
I ask your name!"
“ Certainly/7 And ihe stranger gave
It.
“ Delighted to meet you," said Tom
kins.
“ And now, what ean I do for you,
sir?" asked the new-found friend.
“ Oh. It's a very await matter—not
o f the slightest consequence—er, that
Is, I came to tell the bend vf the firm
that the building Is on fire I"—Los
Angeles Times.
RABBITS INSTINCT k l FAULT
—■
Probably Would Hava Died In Trap
From Which It Mleht Have
Escaped With Ease.
T have seen a bird tethered to Its
breeding place— Its feet held fast by
the hairs which lined Its nest—but,
until the other day I had never known
or heard o f n rabbit being caught In
a snare o f Its own devising, writes an
observer o f nature. In an old pas
ture In Middle Tevlotdale, where the
grass grows rank beside the old hawthorn hedge which fences the field, a
rabbit was seen to be struggling as If
striving to escape from s snare. On
going up to the spot. I found that the
hind legs of the rabbit were firmly
bound together with "ropes’* o f grow
ing grass. Apparently the little cap
tive had been rolling Itself among the
grass, and, In the process, had un
wittingly woven Its own bonds. The
rabbit had evidently been a prisoner
for some davs) being thin In body and
feeblp from the effects of Ita fruitless
struggles for .liberty, while the ground
around tlie tu fls.of grass to which It
was fastened wns closely cropped,
though seemingly Instinct had never
suggested that It might hnve eaten
Wall of Dragons of Pakln.
The dragon acreen of 1‘ ekln la hid
den behind u hillock In the winter pal
ace grounds.
it la a wall perhaps
20 feet high and 100 long, faced
completely with tile cast to reprenent
nine large-size dragons In bas relief,
of various color*—yellow, purple, buff,
maroon, orange— «lancing gayly above
emerald billows against a pale blue
sky. Most sculptured Chinese dragons
are~lifeless, .angular beasts; but hero
there Is an altnost un-Chlnese vigor
and audacity In the spring and twist
of the lithe bodlps. They lenp, whirl,
lunge, and writhe until tho spectator
steps bnck, half afraid thnt they will
come tumbling off the screen, striking
at the unwary with their sturdy claws.
There arc, I believe, critic* who tench
that plastic art should never under
take to portray moments of activity.
If ttilfl be correct,, the dragons stand
condemned; but If tbo sculptor niny
over rightly give us life tn Its vivid,
moving moments, here 1s a master
piece.—Exchange.
P eca n N u t
Fresh D aily
$1.00 POUND
W a t e r ’s K a
K it c h e n
and we are making the necessary arrangements to have
joyful time.
W e ’ve done our Christmas shopping ar
are practically “all set”. . So we request our friends 1
look ahead just a little so that the “peak” of all your wan
will not fall on us next week. D O IT N O W !
Cleaned C u r r a n t s ........................................pound 3E
Seeded and Seedless Raisins
.
.
pound 4(
Imported Figs ................................................. pound 0E
California F i g s ............................................. pkge. 21
English Walnuts
.
.
.
.
.
pound 5(
Parragouan Almonds .
.
.
.
pound 5(
Pecans, S t e w a r t s ...................................... pound 9£
Cocoanuts, best
.
. 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c eac
Shelled English Walnuts and
Almonds 0 .
pound 60c to 9C
Prunes .
oound 20c 30c and 5C
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Corrected on November 15, 1820.
Southbound
Arrive
December 18, 20, 21,22
Make* old Mattresses '-new at onethird the ci'st of a new one.
PHONE 80/
16 BRYAN T ST.
11-lSllm o-p
Seed Potatoes
M A IN E G R O W N
!
10* nraflUMl
•
,
"
' ’i #* *V
In order to remodel this Building
: will offer the contents of this
ge store room to the highest
bidder.
Dontfail to avail yourself o f the chance
ure the goods at your own price.
F. F. DUTTON, Inc
Sanford
Florida
♦!«
SMITH Hit OTHERS
Expert Repair Work
applies st the Herald.
^ ■
i*
Sale Will Commence at Ten A. M. Each Day of Sale
$ 5 .5 0 P E R S A C K
INSURANCE
LANE
At the Old Imperial Theatre
Building Cor. Second St. and
Magnolia Avenue.
T h e contents which will be sold con
sists of second hand goods of all
description, too many to list.
Greatest Gift In the Worl^
E:
To the Stockholders of Sanford Build
Premier Electric
ing & Loan Association:
Vacuum Cleaner
The annual meeting o f the stock
holders of the Sanford Building A
Cleans wherever dust and dirt
Loan Association will be held at ita
Collect.
office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford,
Sold under Factory Guarantee
Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan
Aak for a demonstration, In
uary 8, 1921, fo r the purpose o f elect
Your Home.
ing directors fo r the ensuing year,
and to transact such other business
F. P. P IN E S
as may leg-all come before it.
105 Tal metto Ave. Phone 481
T. J. MILLER,
Attest i
President
A. P. CONNELLY,
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
Secretary
l2-8-oaw4t |AT TH E HERALD. E A C H .—
FURNITURE
for a Xmas
RBAL BOTATE.
De parta
2:46a. m.
83
_2:36 a. pi*
8:40 a. m.
27
.
1:38 p. m.
9 1 ............ 1:28 p. m.
3:20
p. m.
89_______ 2:55 p.m .
7:45
p. m.
85____________ 7:30p.m .
Buy a
Present
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
British Exile« In Holland.
“ On this spot lived, -taught and
dle«l John Ilohinsun, 1Q11-1C2.V*—so
reads the Inncriptlon on a simple plate
North nound
In the wall of n picturesque little
Departs
Arrive
house tn the old town of Leyden.
Here every year many Americans nnd
2:03 a. m.
82........... 1:48 a. m.
English people come to see the spat
84
_11:45 n. m. 12:05 p. m.
whoro lived not only John Robinson.
2:55 p. m.
80_______ 2:35 p. m.
William Bradford, William Brewster,
4:05 p. m.
92____
4:00 p. m.
and ««her men educated at Cambridge,'
28
..10:00 p. m.
but also many other British exiles
Leesburg Branch
mostly from the triangle between the
riven Alto and Trent and Humber.
Deports
Arrive
They had refused to take their religion •No. 158...........
7:30 a. m. |
from the English court, nnd had been
7:35 p. ni.
No. 22...........
driven from their homes Into the
Dutch republic, where conscience wnu •No. 157.......................4:00p.m .
free. Most o f them stayed 12 years No. 21.....................11:55a.m .
tn Holland and then aalted In the
Trilby Branch
Speedwell from
to Ply
Departa
Arrive
mouth, where they Joined other Brit
8:00
m. m.
•No.
100...........
ish exiles In the Mayflower August 1,
3:25
p.
m.
•No.
24...........
1020.
Blood Infusion,
•No. 101.......................6:30p.m .
In coses where new blood Is re
•No. 25.................... 2:00 p.m .
quired to fill the depleted veins of n
Send In ynur locale to the Herald
Oviedo Branch
human being, It Is not practicable to
office. Phono tho news to 148. We
use for the purpose the vital fluid of a
Arrive
Departs
dog or any other animal, because It want every bit o f I t Toll us the •No. 126...........ll:0 0 n .m .
I
would act as n poison, destroying life news each day.
3:40 p. m.
•No. 127...........
Instead o f saving It.
Thin Is f«jf the reason that the blood
'D olly, except Sunday.
of a lower animal is not chemically
the same n> that of a man. The fact
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR
doe* not stem very surprising, but the
recent discovery that tho various races
SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO.
o f mankind differ In respect to the
chemical make-up o f their blood Is
The Christmas vacation for the
undeniably curious.
schools o f Seminole County will be
Experience has proved that It will
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
not do to Introduce the blood of a ne
1920. School will re-open after tho
gro Into the veins o f a wlhte man or
holidays on Monday morning, Janu
vice versa. And the same remark ap
JÎÆOUtV
ary
3rd, 1921.
plies to the Mongol, the Malay and
tafitvrr Aar
T. W. LAWTON,
the American Indian. In any such
Freckles Positively Removed by Dr.
Superintendent.
cases a chemical reaction follows
which la Injurious.
BRADLEY .MATTRESS FACTORY
Orlando, Fla.
Rheumatism
NOW M AKING
PAGE THREE
Jh E É h B
rra. J. MILLER& SON
rAftb-,.
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THEMSELVES BECAUSE THEY
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START
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general knowledge o f baaineea aqd
personal conditions in tbla commun
ity;'a d d the TANGIBLE SERVICE
that It hair always been our poller to
, •'• '•? ') *S»> ‘*r'
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*
render.
.
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o the basla o f confidence, courtesy.
9
D*Mvw*4 in City >y CArtUf
IS CW«
and real personal aenrice, we invite
’ M e in e r o f the Associated Presa
Kichner, o f SL Paul, Minn., a cousin
o f Mrs. Fay's, Mr». Clendel, o f Dav
enport, Iowa, and son Charles were
guosts recently enroute to their win
ter
home in Fort Lauderdale.
"Borne weather again.
Mlase U ercic.Long, o f Monogahela,
Pa., Is expected here this week to vis
it her parents, Mr. and Mr». D. A.
Long and other relative» during the
•*rp bringing more people here this holiday season.
«fftson than ever before.
| M r Rnd Mrs. A. B. Commons, o f
■
1°
Stond Island were caller» at the EllsSanford looks mighty good to tho worth hom? Sunday.
'styangers in our midst right now ___ EAST
T i l * city > some lively burg and we
Mrs. Toyama recently received
rattould keep it such.
word from Japan that her youngest
— ■" o ------------sister and Mania Mayada had been
The greater; thing ir. our Uvea to- married. They will not I come
to
-day la advertising. This may sound America until next year. Mr». Toyl{ke shop talk but we want to Im- amt aiSo received word that
her
Ijreas it upon our readers as well as mother had died at her home in
“t « r merchants.
Japan.
,
1?*"
------------- ° ------------Ones» o f Mr. and Mr». Charles
•'Y ou never saw a live town that did Dunns little »one is recovering from
have a live paper Ailed with ad- ^ M ri0iia illness from acarlet fever,
wertitinfc and you never afcw'a liv e '-'T h e little Waiden boy at Cameron
tow n that was not made live and kept c ity , has recovered from the dlph^llve by the merchants putting on theria.
Dr. Denton used |*»ll preVperial sates and bringing
the cautions to prevent other cases,
tmaineiu,
I The IVzall home on Beardall ave-
T ho cold wave is bringing the new
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entxminger
p w p le here and we should get busy and Mrs. Will Satcher were visitors
tig h t after the holidsya and build
in Sanford Wednesday.
I m v k s , build shacks, build tents,
Clyde Clouscr o f Orlando was call
Build anything and everything to take
ing on old friends Sunday.
ca re o f the thousands that are writMr. and Mrs. Geo. LaVine sad Miss
; i&tt here every day wanting accom- Alda were shopping in Orlando
«nodatlons.
We have many more
Saturday.
.""hotela than ever before but they are
Misa Margaret and Omah Allen
« D in g up rapidly and every family
spent the week-end with their par
d a w not Want to live in a hotel no
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen.
M atter "how nice they may be. We
. Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Mis* Olive
■reed hundreds o f new houses and we
. Dinkel attended the Million Dollar
need them this season.
Band concert Wednesday
J. E. Phipps wae transiting busi
BAST SANFORD
n e s s in Sanford Wednesday.
r.> W . T. Rancher will be here • Mrs. E. E. Hardy was shopping in
Orlando Thursday.
Apopka Sunday and preach a f
Roy and Bill Coleman and Jsck
a r and evening at Moore’s S U Yannades were vldtors in Orlando
,
'.T h e Moore's Station Christmas tree Saturday.
Claude IlcnchcUtr, J. 1L Allen and
and entertainment will be Monday
C. E. Hartley motored down to Or
«vesting, December 27th. A special
« t f o r i has been made by those in lando Sunday
Misa Mary Griggs o f Sanford is
o f the arrangements that each
visiting
Miss Alda LeVlae.
-cfc^d In this community shall receive
W. A. Woodcock was transacting
■^Ctpeifthlng from the tree
whether
'business in Sanford Friday.
spjambers o f tho Sunday school or not.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and
A m * will contribution was asked
son are exv'cted homo next week to
f a r -last Sunday and was responded
spend Christinas with Mrs. Chapt o moat generously fo r which
the
man's" parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
-committee Is truly thankful.
Dinkel.
*
Mrs. Wallace Thompson o f Orlando
spent the day, Monday, with Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Hardy.
Mrs. Geo. Stuart Is taking the
teacher’s examination in Sanford
j this week.
The ladies o f the Civic League are
holding a bazaar Wednesday fo r the
benefit o f the library. They also will
have a rummage sale Saturday, De
cember 18th.
• J. S. Dinkel was transacting busi
ness in Sanford Tuesday.
Mr. Rankin and Mr. Bly o f Or
lando and Chas. Feddur and wife o f
Sanford were visiting J. E. Phipps
Sunday.
year account!
EFFECT OF MIND ON BODY
Worry, Doubt, F< r and Apprehension
Mako tho Phyolcal Oroaniom ftuocoptlblo to DUoaoo.
SU 1r:__;
near, i»'
Since all of the cells of the body are
more or less Intelligent and we think
not only with the Itraln hut with tbo
entire physical organism, we can read
ily see that our thoughts and convlelions must affect, according to their
nature, all of these cells. We can
think health Into them or wo can think
F. P. Forster, President.
FINE STATIONERY
The Herald office is headquarters
for fine stationery e f all kind» from
the printed letter head to the beauti
ful stationery in boxes that is so dear
to the ladies' hearts, You can get
this stationery and have your mono
gram printed on it, making the nift
iest Christmas gift that you have
ever seen and one o f the best. Sta
tionery coats money these days but
our stationery is very reasonable in
price and positively the best that
money ran buy. See it at the Herald
office.
B. F. Whltner, Cashier.
disease.
What hare you been telling these
little cell minds tn your body, my
friend? Have you b e o Ailing them
with worry and anxiety regarding your
Ih«U I i, with fear, with dread, with npjiryhcnslon? Hare you been Ailing
flfPrft with doubts, with uncertainties,
loubt of your ability, lack of faith,
(tick of self-confidence? When they
ire apparently sick, perhaps tho vic
tims of your negative thoughts, your
discouraging moods, your despondency,
are you going to think Into them
more despondency, more discouragemerit, more hopelessness, or are you
ho!itg to itlmulatc them with hope,
faith, confidence, expectancy of better
things to come?— Are you going to
radiate health Into them, optimism,
J.»v?—Oylson Swett Marden, in Chilogo Dally News.
Two bord issues fo r the! city of
Key West, one o f $100,OOQ fo r street
paving and another o f $50,000 for
building and improving sidewalks, are
reported as successfully sold by' the
board o f public works o f this city.
I f you have a room for rent, i f you
have anything fo r sale, the way to
get results is to advertise it through
the Want Column o f the Daily Her
ald. This is tho market page fo r the
people who want something.
A m p le Stocks
$
$
$
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
HOWE RED TUBES
. Holland’s Day of State.
Although the Dutch are very democnitlc they still cling to the pageantry
thut surrounds the movements of their
queen on days of state. A case In
point being the opening day of their
S
B, & O. MOTOR COMPANY
parliament, which U quaintly ceremo
$
Sanford, Florida
nious. The queen rides In a glided car
riage through the streets of The
Hague to the old Knights' hall In Par
liament square, and with crown on
her head and her gold-braided prince
consort at her side afts on the Ihrone.
At this ceremony the Dutch cabinet
ministers are compelled by tradition
in wear giddy uniforms resembling in
ohl-tlme minstrel man In an admiral's
W alth all & E strid g e, P rop s.)
lint. After this one day of pomp the
mhi titers and members of pa Hlament
put on their working clothes" and get
Welaka Building
down to business, while the queen.
tvho prides herself on being a typical
Dutch woman with domestic tastes.
Im« her crown aride for another
Specials For. Today
*eni-tnlmt«d. One day Aunt Sally, his
wife, noticed that he was roaming
round from room to room. Presently
he called to her from the kitchen.
“ Sally, have you seen my pli**?"
“ No, Hilly,” she answered. "Can’t
y on find ltr
"No, 1 can't!” he replied rather
vrowly. "I’ve looked upstairs nnd all
over, snd 1 can’t find It."
"Dldnf you leave It In the bath
room?" asked Aunt Sally.
"No. I didn’t. I’ve looked there.
Come and look yourself."
As Aunt Sally laid down her paper
the heard him laugh.
"Have you found It, Hill?" »he
u*ked.
“ Yes," he replied. "It was In my
mouth,"—Youth's Campanlon.
A Miner of Bullets.
F. U. Lamlej. an ore specialist. Is
removing lead and copper-nickel from
the hill buck of the target range st
l’amp Lewis, near Tacoma. Wash. By
means of u “J!g" operated by water
power, he shak«-s the heavy metal
from the e*rth.>hlch be le excavating.
In three month-»’ time, be expects to
rvt 100 tons «t metal valued approxi
mately at $200 a too. and bavin*
cleaned up at Camp Lewis, he will
take his apparatus to other camp
cites. All of the metal-he ¿tines was
shot into the hillside by the boys of
t'ncle Sam’s army two years ago.
Lamley works on a commission hails.
"First man to mine a target range;'*
•ay* Ijtmlry of himself.—Leslie’s
Weekly. *
P rom pt Delivery
$
$
f
Choice .
Western and Florida
M ea ts
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
on e
Our Prices Will Save
You Moneÿ
CH ASE & COM PANY
Service That Counts
We hatfe the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial It jsponsibility
Veal, Pork , M utton ,
Sausage
Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Car lot iccelvers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce?
Consignments Solicited
Rtftrtiic*a i
PraduM Saporlar Co., Mew York
National I life kri City lank
Ask Your Bank About U»
S&urton ~ C r a ft
C*,
y.
E U S T IS t
a t u a i O S FLO R ID A
W E DO
HEMSTITCHING AND
I’ ICOTING
FOR THE TRADE
MAIL ORDERS
GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION ~
Pure, Sweet, Wholesome
Delivered Fresh Every Day
MILLER’S BAKERY
SP E C IA L BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
AT T n B HERALD, EACH—
FOR THE FIRST
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
CARTER LUMBER CO.
The Citizens of Seminole County
GARDINER’S
A L L KINDS
has bf«n made possible by a broad,
THE HOOVER
U STBN — ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE
WHILE W E TELL ABOUT
WHILE W E SING ABOUT
a. Suction Sweeper
Tfce Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair
Orlando,
THIS IS TO BE TU B VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD—
IT IS TO BE D B Y O TE D T O YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS.
It D to embrmes tho head acts, official or private, o f five coun
ties is the best section o f tho state.
T H A T S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU— WILL
YOU H R IP 7
remarkable United Shows, bigger and better
C & HOWARD
Secretary
Demonstrated la y ia r ham«.
Christmas ord en should ho |lT'
MRS. B. E. TAKACH
Proprietor
>6ANFORD. FLORIDA
B. K. WILLIAMS
-o r G. A. DIÍEKA. DeLasd
Daytona Beach
V
l# 8 -l« p
The Daily Herald subscription list
is growing so rapidly that new car
rier boys are necessary each week. I f
you do not get your paper promptly
phone 481.
Have you seen that beautiful Uoe
o f box stationery at the Herald of*
fice I Just the thing fo r **tho GW*
fo r Christmas. Get It printed with
her monogram.
Corser o f Park Avenae ash t
Commercial Avesse
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TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS,w1920
•
In arid About
MeaUeaof
•
»
.
Summary #f (hi
Pleatlil Small
Talk« Succinctly*
Sanford, Fla,, Dec. 16,1020,
LETTUCE NO. 16.
Carlot Shipment« from Satire Coun
ptrtM*1
♦finiere*!
try, Wednesday, Dec. 16th.
Florida— Sanford S e c t i o n ____;____04
W. n. BATES W ILL MANAGE
Florida— Oakland-W,’ G." Section— 2
WEATHER R K F U K A
JONES’ CASH STORE HERE Florida— Manatee S e c t io n _________ 1
fo r FlorldaTFalTand continued
California— Northern S e c t io n _____1
The announcement that W . R.
California— Southern section . . . . . C
1
tonight and Friday; probahBates, of this city, will take
the
{Tnl-Tt froat tonight In North
management o f the Jones’ Cash Store
Total cars _______________ 1
ggi Central portion.
In Sanford comes as a pleasant, aur*
Destinations o f Florida Shipments,
1. Dlnkel and daughter, price among his legion t f friend*. Mr. New York .......................................1
g i t JBate* will take charge of the Jones
Olive, of Longwood, are among
Waycross . . . . . . . . . _______ ______ _
store on January first and in
the
to
the
city
today.
^visitors
Boston
___ ____ . . . . . ______ _____
■tore will have the assistance o f Mijk
Florence
________
_____ . . . ___ _____
■jbe sale of cowsj » t Brady’* «table Bates, who will act as cashier and Potomac Y a r d s __________
....1
many buyer» to clerk and this will mean that the
jt# & y , brought
'
Unitimoro . . . . . . . . _________ ______
and the stock waa »old mu customers will have service at all
the city i
Buffalo ___________________________
times. Mr. Bates is an experienced
afnrtlsed.
#___
Richmond _________________________
merchant having been in the grocery
Philadelphia
T. C. King, foi
and general merchandise business at
Pittsburgh
Jfft force of John
many points in Georgia and Florida.
'Cincinniti
a position «
He has been a resident o f this city
C h ica g o ___
gittlas night clerk.
fo r the past three years, being with
Jersey City
tho Rivers Bros., and has
many
Witeh the adveitloementa In to- friends here and elsewhere who will ■Si I æuIs . .
Dally Herald. Our market be glad to know that he is going in
Total c a m __________________ 67
- n will be a money saver fo r the fo r himself.
Diversions
Filed Since Last Report.
jjjfty housewife. Prices arc falling,From Potomac Yards: Out 14th:
falling, fallingEARTHQUAKE. SAID TO BE
New York, 1.
BAD, RECORDED TODAY
From Waycross: Out 14th:
SL
gr*. White and children, o f ChicaI.ouis 1, Buffalo 1. Out 15th, Phila
- who have been stopping at the
I S ; Th, AuocliW d f n u l
Vildn Hotel for the past week left
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— A se- delphia 1.
tofcj for ML Dora where they will vere earthquake, said to be the worst Total lettuce shipments from Flor
ida this season to date, Dec. 15,
the remainder o f the aeaton.
in two years, wan recoded today by
enra _____________________ _____676
the Georgetown University seismo
If any Sanford citlzcna arc going t6
Total
lettuce shipments from Flor
graph. It is estimated to be 2,800
neighboring cities in the next few
ida
lost season to same date,
miles from Washington.
¿ p they should take some ndvsitis.
cars ______ __________________ .'.660
h , for the Million Dollar Band and
Shipping Point Information, Dec. 15.
AD FOR LABOR
get the people to come here ChristSANFORD, F LA .:
Cool, clear.
CAUSED A RIOT
Haullngs
heavy.
Practically
no de
IN PHILADELPHIA
mand or movement. Market demor
A merry party of Eustis and Toalized. Buyers holding o f f account
(By Th« iu w U t t J Frali)
prop»* were here today in the
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.— Such condition o f markets and heavy ship
pnwq of Mr nnd Mrs. Willis Powell
a large crowd answercl a contractor’s ments. Too few sales to establish n
sad daughter Maxine and Mrs. W il
advertisement fo r twenty-five men to- market.
liam*. Willis Powell Is the live wire
Potomac Yards: reports passings
dny that' the police; were called to
secretary of the Lake County Cham
maintain order. Applicants began as for 24 hours previous tq 11 a. m. to
ber of Commerce and keeps his coun
sembling at 4 o’clock in tho morning. day; 13 cars destined: New York 7,
ty on the map In large letters. Mrs.
Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 1, Buffa
Williams is the wife o f Secretary W illo 1.
COMMUNISTS
TUm* of the Eustis Hoard o f Trade.
Diversions accomplished at Poto
IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
FAILED IN PURPOSE mac Yards: New York 4, Philadel
WILL GIVE A) PLAY
phia 2, Pittsburgh 1, Buffalo 1, Bal
(B r Th* A n K ltlH Fr»tO
timore
1.
The Junior Christinn Endeavor So
PARIS, Dec .16.— Attempts by
ciety will give a shadow play at tho
Communists In Cxocho-Slovaki to ov
WEATHER AND CROP CONDI
Pmbytcrian Church Friday night at
erthrow the government failed entire
TIONS IN FLORIDA! FOR T n &
7:00 o’clock for the benefit o f the
ly, according to dispatches to the
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 14
Children's Home Society o f Jackson
French foreign office today. I t said
ville Everyone Is invited to come.
tho government la e m e r g i n g i n
Temperature: Temperatures wore
strong position and Communist lead generally rquablo in most o f the pen
Post Cards at the Herald office, lc,
ers were jailed.
insula, being normal at all regular
Try a Herald Want Ad.— It pays.
stations, except 2 degrees above nor
mal at Key W est Freezing occurred
in the extreme northern nnd western
counties on several days and rather
heavy frost In the upper p ortion ' o f
the north-central portion.
Pcrclpitation: The rainfall was
generally deficient, although it was
about normal in the extremo western
portion o f the section; more moisture
is needed id some localities of the
South. Rainfall on Mondny probably
covered •the extreme northern coun
ties— being unfavorable on some low
lands.
The weather
Condition o f Crops
o f the week, as a whole, was general
IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
ly favorable-for citrus fruits, celery,
BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK
lettuce, cabbago, strawberries and
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
loots. Some cane was planted, and
the planting o f the oat crop is not finAND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
'lahcd In some localities^ The fall
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG
bean crop has been shipped; It wss
very aatdfnctory. •Tomatoes in small
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE.
THERE
quantities are being shipped from tho
FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR
south. The planting o f spring truck
STORE, FOR SO M ANY YEARS.
prop» is under way, Small quantities
of strawberries will be available for
holiday markets The cano crop has
'been banked and syrup making is
Inrgely completed. Ranges nro in fair
¡condition in the peninsula. Tho pe
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALWAYS
can crop has been mostly harvested;
BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE THE STORE WHERE
lIt ia short—due, It is believed, to tho
cloudy, rainy weather during tho
YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS A T .CH RISTM AS
spring months.
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AN D AMONG THEM WE
TYRU S COBB
CAN ENUMERATE A F EW FOR
SUGGESTIONS:
MAY MANAGE
HOOSIEU KITCHEN CABINETS, IDEAL FIRELESS
DETROIT TEAM
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W A R E , ROCH
%
Iiguttt I« Brief
T
¿ The Citÿ «*
Arranged for
Herald Reader«
That ia thy number that win* the lamp and It 1« the only prlx^ that has
not been claimed. I f you hold *oy o f the coupon«, look them up, and the
winner, come get this lamp.
espedally the week before Christmas always is a time when everyone la
rushed and each customer is not abld to get the service he or she Is en
titled to, but in order to live up to our motto o f service, we are retaining
the services of the entire force thdt we had during our
sale, and
if
necessary we wilt put on other men ao that you can be assured that at
our place you wilt get the usual prompt,
m
l l T I ’t ff
HERE IS GRAYDON I.OWER
OF THE BACHMAN BAND
48232353482323535353485353232353482348025353485348
A noloist is cuming,
Will be in Sanford soon,
He'll set the city humming
On every catchy tune.
A musician o f great power,
Well known across the land,
And that is Gray don Lower,
Of tho MILLION DOLLAR BAND,
Croydon Lower, Euphonium boIo-
You C an t M ake
H a ÿ Without Sunshine
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
R eserve Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
W hy not make some real “ H A Y " in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account ^ k h us
Build up your credit that you majF H,6 able to
master difficult problems.
ist with Ilnrold Bnchninn'n "M IL
LION DOLLAR BAND” will nppenr
In Sanford Christmas week, on his
second season with that organization.
During the wnr Mr. Lower was lead
er o f a cavalry band which achieved
considerable reputation. He was rec
ognized as one o f the finest euphon
ium players In the army service. Mr.
Lower was one o f the hits o f the sea
son with thq "MILLION DOLLAR
BAND last season and comes back
to the organization this winter after
a successful season In Illinois and
Iowa as a director of n twclvo piece
concert orchestra under his own name.
In addition to his work with the brass
sextetto and quartette that Mr. Bach
man is featuring this season, Mr. |
Lower will be heard on this sweetest (
toned o f all band instrumenta, in sev
eral o f the standard solos fo r the
euphonium.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
BANANAS, Do*............. — 40c
NEW CROP ENGLI8H
WALNUTS, ft ________ 50c
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF
Arcadia on January 25 will elect
a charter board fo r the purpose of
amending the present cit; charter or
of adopting a new one.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
WATERS CANDY KITCHEN
holiday headquarters
(Br Th* a*»«<UI*4
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
F t»»«)
AUGUSTA, Dec. 16.— Ty Cobb left
today fo r New York fo r a conference j
with the owner o f the Detroit Amor- j
leans regarding Cobb’s reported toffcr
to manago the Tigers.
SENATE PASSED
»
ANTI-STRIKE RILL
(By Th*
Frau.)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16— Tho Sen
ate passed the anti-strike bill making
interference with interstate commerce
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO,
3-LB. CANS. HOMINY,
CRACKERS, pkg. — -----------
Per c a n -------------- 3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
GRANULATED SUGAR,
Per P o u n d
Per C a n ----- ---------------L-------
. . . . —.
3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
IRISH POTATOES,
Per C a n ._________________
Peck ................... .
SW IFT PREMIUM HAMS,
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Per Pound . . . ------- --------
Camp’s, Per e s n ______ _____ . . . .
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
Van Camp’s, Per C a n _____ _
Can -------------------------- —
1-LB. ROAST BEEF,
6-LB. CANS CRISCO,
Per Can . . . . . . . . .
1-LB. CORNED BEEF,
24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOURt
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
SERVICE 51BN W ANT
EVADERS PROSECUTED
Post Carda at Ute Herald office, lc,
CAMPBELL’S SOUP8,
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
Per Pound
WASHINGTON, Dec, 16— Charges
that the W ar Department ia taking no
action toward prosecution o f draft
evaders and deserters were filed with
the House Judiciary committee today
by representatives o f service men’s
organizations.
Per Can -------
Per Sack ---------------------- ------
Per C a n --------- -------
—...
HEBE CREAM, Baby,
1-LB. CANS M AXW ELL HOUSE
COFFEE, Per C a n ____________
Per, Cim . . . . . . . . . .
HEBE CREAM, Tall,
#
».
Per Can _________
1
LORD CURVEUR COFFEE,
Per Pound
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HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMRER 15, 1920
operation of Government
Building and Constructing
MASSACHUSETTS TU RN S DOWN TOO MUCH REINO SHIPPED AND FEDERAL TRADE COMMITTEE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
READY WITH EXCUSES
WOMEN AND VOTES FOR
,
PRICE IS W AY DOWN
WILL INVESTIGATE
BOOZE.
' YONDER
TURKISH HAREMS
(ar Tbi Aitotuud rm i.)
WASHINGTON,
Dec. 15.— The
Federnl Trade Committee, reporting»
BOSTON, Dec. 15.— Women candi
to congress today suid the low tobac
dates were defeated in elections in
co prices were due to the lessening;
sixteen Massachusetts' cities except
o f foreign purcahess, increased qunnfo r school committee plnces.
Six
tity o f low grades and the purchasing; ARMING AND M AKES SWORDS
towns
voted
in
favor
o
f
the
sale
of
TP COMMITTFE SEES T»»0
• INTO PLOWSHARES,
methods o l large buyers.
intoxicating; liquors.
Udì PROFITEERING IN
MAYBE.
BUILDING MATERI VL
TO
REORGANIZE
THE
FORMER KING
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— It be
SHIPPING HOARD
OF THE GREEKS
cuivr.TON. Dec. 15.— Sharp
(Dy Tk* Aito<liUd fruì)
gins to look as though disarmament
ARRIVES IN VENICE
might encircle tho world after March
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 5th -R eorfourth if the House Naval Affairs
(Dr list AitscUUd rrtu.)
gnnization o f the shipping; board by
means anything by their statements
VENICE, Dec. 15.— Former King
divorcing; the emergency fleet corpor
made in a canvass o f the situation
Constantino nnd Queen Sophie/ .of
ation and the selection of experienc
yesterday»
in the house. The commit
Greece, with their children, arrived
ed shipping; men for the management
tee
is
undivided
on the subject of
here today from Lucerne.- They will
o f each organization, aro among the
disarmament
and
docs
not look kind
board a Greek cruiser fo r their return
suggestions o f Martin J. Gillen, of
ly
upon
the
suggestions
o f Secretary
to Athens, arriving there Sunday.
the House Committee that is investi
Dnnicls mndc yesterday in which be
gating the shipping board.
stated that unless America was prop
(Rr Thi AuocUMd rim )
GENERAL HILL DEAD
erly nrmed she could never enforce
I WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— A com
FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER PLANT
peace while all other nations were
(Br Tk« AiMciiUd Priii)
mittee from the World War veter
nrming nnd getting ready fo r anoth
ans headquarters are here today to
MEXICO* CITY, Dec.
15.— Geni.
•
call at tho White House and Depart BenJ. Hill, Mexican secretary of war, the result is the cellar for lettuce and, ’JNIONTOWN, Pn,¿ Dt:.15.— Fire er war.
fruits nt present. Fruit may and un- bel ieved to be incendiary, destroyed
The prevailing opinion o f the ma
m e n t o f Justice to present resolu died nt his homo hero today.
doubtedly will come back Inter In the the plan; o f the Fairchnnce Lumber jority o f the members o f tho house
tions adopted by that organization
season but it looks ns though lettuce Co., todny causing $50,000 damage, nnd virtually all the members o f the
lurking amnesty fo r prisoners violat GOVERNOR "REIN STATES”
ditionmT statements, nil o f
which ing the Eaplonago act.
was doomed for this season ns there .
naval affairs cominittco is that the
ED SCOTT, NOW DEAD
sgmd in asking special legislative
jls «o much o f it in California, com- . « « r p v s a )f\ P P P T I A I I
United States should do . nothing
attention to present methods of- pro
more than carry forward the great
'¡n r; right along with our crop nnd our | j/\ K C»L» A IN JJ u l L I I U Í T
TALLAHASSEE, Dec.
15.—The
doting and distributing coal
crop is Inrgcr than ever. In order t i
naval construction program o f 1916
filed
i
d
J
L
C
u
J
G
U
I
I
U
1
1
following
executive
order
was
These, Chairman
Cald
Ifind out what the prospects • were
— the Inrgest ever authorised by a n y
or1
P A I lP U lir n
i yesterday morning in the office of the IJohn Russell wired to the representn*
"most be corrected” while
f U l L u (|)l U U j v U U I U
nntlon at one time, Representative
Kenyon declnred that “ if th
Butler, Pennsylvania, chairman o f
fa to go on, I, for one, mar
the committee said.
nKi
T U I C V C A P nient. Whereas, upon n report made nnd received the following reply:
j
The 1916 program, according to
(X. j
lH iU
I Ij i l i a known to me, charging Ed. Scott,
Butler and other committee men, up,#1 j
______
member o f the state rood department i
108
14^1920
¡ LAKELAND, Dec. 15.— Lakeland
lon its completion, which
prohably
of (CENSUS BUREAU FIGURES SHOW from the First. Congressional district “John Russell,
'
’
*
'
Precir.cLs nnd those north of this city will be by January’ 1, 1924, will make
en
DECREASE IN COTTON
o f tho state o f Florida, o f being in- I “ Sanford Fla
yesterda;* overwhelmingly voted
a
the United States tho greatest naval
(o-!
CONSUMPTION
. competent to rightfully perform tho | “ Acknowledging receipt of
your ^ l i ^
'<>r «00,000, the money to power in tho world, even allowing for
nieht lettergram dated the 13th, re- ^ ” 8cd «" bu‘ ,dlin^ ft bord-surfaced some uncontemplated additional con
plying would advise this state is in btyhwny to
COU" ty . Hn,e’ ' struction by #Great Britain.
. position to shin beginning January Th‘ * ^
2(54 íor J ^
' "The completion o f the
present
first nn average o f one hundred cars “ K“ 1" » 1* Kat,hIcicn ' ot*d . 34
In/ldirJ- pkoi^npy ¡will
give
the
of fancy lettuce a day until April bonds, M n*ai|n>t- ™ e bo" ds
b* ( United States n supremacy o f 31
i firsts providing
markets can
be U8cd to complete the road north of ¡per cent over Great Britain in first
found
Lakeland to join with tho Lake counline battle cruisers,” said Represen
“ SMITII & HOLDEN.” i 1? line» t0 widen thp ru,nd tha* l.s tative Britten, Illinois, a member o f
i tho committee. “ Our first lino ton
charges
preferred overemphasized ]
nage will tl^cn bo 1,118,000 tona com
FRU IT RATE HEARING
tho situation nnd have not been fully I
pared witty 687,000 tons o f Great
TO BE HELD IN JAX
sustained by tho facts in the case, i
|
Britain. No other nation would b«
DECEMBER THE 11TH and being further impressed with
,
anywhere
near us, as Japan's navy is
RILL-BRENNAN
the supreme power vested in the gov
(B 7 Tk* i i H t U U i f i M . )
now less than one-third o f ours, and
ernor In such cases, particularly In
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—The In
the absence o f the senate, making it .
terstate Commerce Commission yes
Impossible tp have the suspension re
Ito influence the shipping board’s p o l-:
<■/ Tk« a.»<ki*u J rr*»i)
Iran supremacy within the next few
terday suspended for* further hear
viewed for nearl yonc year,.nnd upon'
rk
ics,
William
Denman,
first
chair-1
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
15.—
Bill
Brenyearj."
#
ings, schedules filed by the Arizona
more definite information than w as,
man
o
f
the
Board
testified
today
bc-.i*an,
who
was
knocked
out
by
Jackj
RutJcr
pointed
out
that most o f
Eastern Railroad C o , und the Rock
available when tho suspension w as.
fore the House committee investigat- Dempcsy last night taid^he would ask *u,e {,ijj battleships o f the 1916 pro*
Island Southern Railway* C o , and
made, I have reached the conclusion
l‘*jing the board. He aald Sir Connop for another match ns be was not sathave not been completed, beproposing Increased chargea on fruit*
that the charges'filed, considered L
'Gothric, member o f the British mis- Isfled that Dempsey was his super- caUBC 0f the war policy o f building
■hnd- vegetables.
.............
the light ojf the constitutional re
/slon,'w as made a member o f the ad- l°r. Dempsey-left today for the P *-. nmaller' craft and that their com' ( Hearings will be held at Chicago,
quirements'and the surrounding cir
p*it rfiort," but for the present it
ivlsory board .
• * clflfcl coast until he begins bis train- potion will require U rge appropriaJan.-3 ; San Francisco, Jan. 11, N ew
JWM ^commended ’ that -'operators,
j
-----------------------------* ing fo r hla match with Jess WUlUrd, t|onB| wjthout touching an additional
Orleans, Jan. 16, and Jacksonville,
I'wholesalera, jobbers and retailers In
NO CEN80R8HII*
¿t. Patrick's day.
program, aa recommended by SecreJan. 2 L
manent removal o f Ed. Scotty and
" e induitry be required to file full
ON MESSAGES
----------------------------tary Daniels.
that be should be reinstated.
•nd frequent reports with a federal
PASSING THROUGH g\
' ,
Butler and oth-r members o f the
"Now, therefore, it Is considered
These reports should show,
¡committee also believe
that the
nnd ordered that the suspension of
the committee concluded, "total ton(*** Th« Am»«M«4
(
United
Statca
should
not
Authorise
Ed. Scotty member of the state road . WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— Tenta
Mi:e produced or handled, size an
nn
additional
program
until
It
is d e f
deportment o f the sUte o f Florida, be tive agreement, "no censorship shall
quality thereof, amount o f tonnage
initely’ determined whether this n aand is hereby revoked, and that the be Imposed upon messages njerely
contacted for, sold on contract and
j oooooooooooooooaooooooo zflq p on 1«
passing
through
relay
points,”
was
said Ed. Scott be and he is hereby
r *IK>t *“'<■*, to whom, and the prices
|tion is to enter snme kind o f an in-rcnchcd
today
by
the
International
henceforth rclrtsUtcd into the office
jmadc snd received under contracts or
|
tcrnatlonnl association or will agree-Communications
conference,
Walter
o f member o f the state Toad depart
The report should be suffiwith
other leading naval power*, pur—
S.
Rogers,
American
represenUtive,
f *?* "t0 determine costs and profits,
IY LEACH)
OFf VIRGINIA' ment, effective ns o f this date.
|
tlcularly
Great Britain and Japan, otf
told
the
senate
committee.
»nd the corporate Intcrralationa or
"In testimony whereof, 1 "have here
M ILITARY INSTITUTE,
a
disarmament
policy,
unto net my hand nnd caused the
r® fommunities of Interest, If any,
niG H M A N
[between
pn>duc,nff and
great seal o f the state o f Florida to MORGENTMAU
|«utributlng coaL”
be affixed nt Tallnhassee, the capi
tal, this 10th day o f December, A.' D.
L i" !h® 0,hcr field, the committee
1920.
.
(Signed) "SIDNEY J. CATTS,
• Governor o f the State o f Florida.
"B y the governor, attest, H. Clsy
gallon.
.
.their regular quarterly dividend on
Crawford, secretary of state.”
----------------------------- ; preferred stock. The Keystone Tire
Although as is stated above -the
.MOTION PICTURE MEN
Company also passed their quarterly
order bears date the 10th o f Decem
PLEDGE $2,500,000 TO
.dividend today.
ber, it was not as a matter o f fact
FEED EUROPE'S H U N G RY1
---------------------------transmitted to the office o f the secre
tary o f state or signed by the latter
* vru ;
ra
„ " '
PROBABLY JUST AS \VBLL
NEW. YORK, Dec. 15.—The motion
’
______
official until yesterday morning, De
picture industry in America jester- J
<», ts. A.muw 4 r™.,)
cember 14th.
day pledged itself to Herbert HoovWASHINGTON, Dec.
15.— The
O r Tk«- Am m U M F m m )
er to raisd $2,500,000 to succor starv- British delegates to the International
MARION, Dec. 16.— Hardi
Ing children In Europe. Mr. Hoover, communications conference left today
addressing * conference o f film mag- fo r home. This U expected to result
nates meeting to discuss plans fo r in an indefinite recess by delegate* ■
.
(S r Tk* AufrcUtfrd Frau)
l/ATF^
. CONSUMED
,,
S’
bave violated the
,
of
more trade
-------...
■*the
40
tr**n
building trades,
* ' ereJed, as* was the
«1 bureau to aaalit la
'«f* codes which would
the department, and ufas known through-1
out the state aa a man o f superior,
same time lower costs.
.
Popular saving and thrifty it was business attainments—yet the gover-;
dismissal issued three
concluded, would be aided by con- nor' a order \of
,
.„„w
*.
i~.jm
m
i.
.
.
»olldatirifcl under the poatoffice de- days before Mr. w—-l'a
Scott's death; and
parttnent all federad thrift activities, after year* o f service in the depart- British parliament, and Miss Ruth
charged the Ar- Russell, o f ,Chicago, were called toanil by an
mpetincy.
Tam- day to testify before the committee
'aw "to pr
Investigating the Irish question.
depositors.1
flflO TH
BUILD MORE ROADS
dren reported in imminent peril o f r a , LW a y s t r , « *
starvation u n ie « aid can be
sent „
u a r ir iM D iu w iv a
within sixty days. William A. Brady,
MEXICAN RAILW AYS
president o f the National Association '
<jw Tk« A*t*cl>t.| |*t*««t
o f the_ Motion
Picture
Industry,
and
MEXICO
15.— Tele...
IM
i ------ . ...... CITY,
...... Dec.
4^
Sidney R. Cohen, president o f the graphers and stetlcn agenU on the
Motion Picture Owners o f the United ’national railways were ordered,out oa
States, then pledged the Industry to n general strike Immediately,' threatraise $2,500,000.
enlng to parallse all line*.
2 :_________________________
�TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1IM
the church In the centenary cause;
the adoption o f the assessment plan
and every member canvass; and -tho
using o f the laymen to supply needy
churchcq with services.
Full co-operation with the educa
tional campaign was pledged.
ft* 11
'
L. P. McCord,. Jacksonville, was
nominated and elected confcrpnce lay
leader.
The plans o f the Sunday school
board include: More general observ
ance o f Sunday school day; larger
training school at Southern College
next summer; larger attendance at
IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
Junoluska Training school; more e f
ficient' district organizations; dis
BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF TH E MONEY MARK
trict Wesley Bible class federations;
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
« greater federation at St. Peters
AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
burg In October.
Dr. J. H. Thcrrcll is continued as
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG
field secretary, and Miss Lola Law
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE.
THERE
ler as elementary superintendent.
The preachers'1relief fund reported
FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, YOUR
nine superannuate homes valued at
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
$20,000; new homes built nt Orlan
do and Miami valued at |8,000. Rev.
B. K. Thrower o f Tampa was reap
pointed ngent.
The quotas recommended by the
commission on finance for the sever
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALW AYS
al districts an follows: Bartow, $19,
BEEN AND ALWAYS W ILL BE THE STORE WHERE
310; Gninesvillc, $11,415; JascksonYOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS A T
CHRISTMAS
ville, $10,524; Miami, $10,455; Ocala,
$10,240; Orlando, $1J,223; Tampa,
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG THEM W E
$10,743; Tallnhassce, $12,278; Latin,
CAN ENUMERATE A F EW FOR
SUGGESTIONS:
$370.
Assessment fo r orphanage, $ 10,000.
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, ID EA L FIRELESS
The total askings made by tho mis
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W A RE, ROCH
sion board total $30,000.
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX
Six hundred dollars were appropri
ated for the summer training school,
W ARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
and $21,000 fo r expenses of confer-«
encc missionaries at the sum m er!
school.
;
The trustees o f Southern C ollege'
reported that fo r ten years tha s ch o o l 1
A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RI
had been listed by the general board
as an institution o f acccrditcd college
FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
grade; that Southern is tho only in
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
stitution in Florida that must submit
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS
itself to an interstate board o f classi
fication, but it stands the test. The
SORTMENT WE EVER H A D «'
.
graduating class last year was tho
largest in the history o f the schooL
Fifty-two students nre enrolled fo r
life service, six volunteers for mlsnionary service, and thirteen arc pre
paring fo r the ministry. The enroll
ment Is 45 per cent greater than last
year’s. Increased dormitory facilities
were made and still for days before
tho opening o f the school, applicants
were being turned away.
'T h e total amount paid this year on
foreign , missions, home missions,
church extension, education, theolog
ical school», negro work, superan
nuate fund, Epworth leagues, Sun
The total amount paid for confer- Florida Christian Advocate, 1
day schools, bishops» fund, general
conference expenses and American ence w°rk, including conference clai- worth leagues, church extesskai a
Bible Society, was $27,376.____________mantsj conference missions, educa district parsonages, 172,039; paid
______________ ____________
tion,. Sunday schools, orphanage, specials, $9,217.
Endurable
A Special Cast. Also, FOX NEWS
and “ LOOSE LIONS” a Comedy
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
Harry Carey in “ W EST IS WEST
Also a COMEDY
ALL WELCOME
IN L UXEMBURG
Llttl« State Cosmopolitan In tha Ex«
tramo, but Second to Nana In
Patriotic Spirit
We lire i t the crossroads of the
nations, remarks the Luxemburg Zeltung. We are o f all the peoples of
the world those most cosmopolitan In
. spirit On July 14 there was a Frvucb
evening on the parade grounds, and
eraryone was enthusiastic for France.
On July 20 we had a Belgian evening
In the same place and again everyone
was Inspired with enthusiasm. Should
there be an American, Italian, CxechoSlovac or Polish evening any pleasant
summer night the throng would greet
It with the same enthusiasm. We like
to hare people o f other notions ss
our guests. We wish them to feel at
•7.home in our midst
, A stranger who does not know us—
and many who have lived among us
fall to know u»—might faucy that we
lack national sentiment.
But precisely the reverse Is (rue.
Our national sentiment Is so deep
that we are Uke a tree whose trank
stand* unshaken when Its crown Is
rustled by the wind o f sympathy for
other countries.
Last Wednesday, after our French
and Belgian evenings, we had a Luxem
burg evening. The parade ground wna
too email and the Qrmament was too
4 e w 'te contain the ehthusiasm'of (he
bultltude. We were i t home among
ireelvee. T he'leader had provided
program of old, modern, and very
recast Luxemburg m ule. During the
’ 1 rueee the thousands surrounding
pU tfora stood as reverently ss
J f they wera In church.
When ap' p la n « was called for it w u eo thun
derous aa to be almost IntlmldAtlng.
'T he depth and sincerity o f a naDon's patriotism Ja not measured by
the area o f Its territory.
FEAR EPIDEMIC OF TYPHUS
British Authority Tells ef Danger to
the World Because of Bad Condi
tions In Russia.
Okeechobee, 8, A. White, ( supply;
Modsm Lover Practical.
"Harry," exclaimed the blushing Lake Wales and Frost Proof, G. W.
maiden, “ this declaration o f lore Is so Stubbs, one to be supplied; Maitland,
sudden that I hardly know what to C. C. Tyler; Moore Haven, T. M. Lee;
say. I was unprepared for It. It un
Orlando First church and Magnolia
nerves me."
.
fctrcct, W. A. Cooper, one to be sup
"I was afraid It might,” said the
young chemist, rising with alacrity plied; W. H. Funk, supernumerary;
from his knees, "and I brought with Oviedo and Geneva, L. E. W right;
mo a bottle o f my unrivaled nerve ton Rodman and Crescent Cltyji W. S.
ic. Tills preparation, my darling," he Ilullett; Sanford, S. W. Walker; Se
adacd, soothingly, as he took the bot ville mission, W .^ € . Aj Anderson,
tle from his,pocket, quickly extracted supply; Umntilla and Tavares, A - M.
the cork and poured a quantity of the
Dalgcr; Webster circuit, G. E. Sum
medicine Into a spoon he hnd also
mers;
Winter Garden, H. C. Hardin;
brought with him, "will allay any un
due excitement, quiet the nenres, aid Winter Haven, W. J. Jcncs; conferdigestion and restore lost appetite. l,c n c c evangelist, J. H. Chapmann.
sell It at DO cents u bottle. This Is a
Tallahassee District.
dose for an adulL Take It, dearest"
A. E. Householder, presiding elder;
Apalachicola, C. W. Mathison; A udi"Floating Fair" From Holland.
la and Greenville, A. H. Hancock;
A company haa been organised at Bristol mission, A. W. Herndon; CarThe Hague for the purpose of sending „ b e lle cireult Jnmej! w . Hend
a "floating fair” as It la cal ed, but rv ,.».
' T r*
1
. „
practically a ship loaded with ■ a n d „ ! f , h ,hc^ J,/ * , ^ ^ dwf rd! ? 8t
pie products and commercial agents to Mod'800 circuit, G. P. Hendry; Fensell them, to various parts of th e , holloway mission, James A. Dauldrce,
world, particularly the United States.! »upply; Greensboro circuit, A.
G.
The concern Is organised somewhat Davis; Havana, J. L. Hunter; Hlnon a co-operative basis and proposes' non circuit, S. N. Burns, supply; Leon
' Y '" '1 ' «
«• » . Boyd; M u lta n , W. T.
sel, the Macedonia, of 0,100 tons b
u
r - ...
den. to the United States and Central w
\'.T' ** Adam8;
and South America for the purpose of , onl ce o'
Bridges;
Mount
Introducing Netherlands products and Pleasant, M. D. Cox; Perry, A. C.
enabling
Netherlands
commercial. McCall; Quincy, H. G. Davla; Teliahouses
(9 establish liriport
arid Grady;
export West Madi
k“
~1“ ..........Kassee,
Seymour
connections In the countries visited.— son mission, C. A... Saunders; WauScientific American
keer.ah mission, J. B. Legg; Woodville mission, D. C .' McDaniels, sup
ply.
. . ,
Tampa District
FOR THE KIDDIES
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
Hill Hardware Co.
T. J. Nixon, presiding elder; Bra
denton, Smith Hardin; Brandon misengineers are alon, J. C. West, supply; Ellenton ciris Ingenious aa I cult, W. H. Newkirk; Manatee, W. J.
p “ * i,de °5 I Neasej Mlakka mlaalon, T. W. Carleo^plplnic^ond ton'
Palmetto, K. HolUcterj
ailed, through ParTi,h *nd Wlmauma, t<I be sup
er of tha win- plied? Plant City, John A. Hendry;
nd allowed to Port Tampa mlaalon, S. G. Meadaction of the ows, supply; Sarasota, J. R. Gerdine;
and the gradu- Seffner mission, J. E. Gault
Itself, are erTampa— F ln t church and Seminole
“- ! ' « u u r
don) that the whole of tha) country
has been swept by typhus and relaps
ing fever, and that all Indication« point
Bnmlatakablj to a formidable epidem
ic la the coming'winter. Cholera also
Raa made Its appearance and small
pox Is widely prevalent.
The Lancet warns the world 'i t
|arge that unless Immediate and ef
fective steps be taken these frightful
jUsebaes will spread, .through the bor
der state* to other countries, and be
fore loog will appear all- ovtr the
¡world “ The council of the League of
{(rations has thoroughly studied the
situation, with the aid of some of the
Peat-known epidemiologist» in the
arortil; they hare a .reasonable and
economical program, and bar# appoint
ed commissioners, but the actual
prork {fn aqt, proceed until they have
attained money guarantees from the
different nations, which so far bare
pot materialised, except In the case
pf a few countries. Including jQreat
Britain and Canada. ,Thp future of
the matter may well prove, In the par*
■nee of tbfidar. an -arid .teat*.of the
“
atlonv, ready to act for the. common
ood end to protect membera of the
smtly wM are threatened by disaster."
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T jy a Herald W ent Ad.— It pays.
°L25! !*f!T
W. P. Dunkle; G. W. Wind*
hnm, junior preacher; W. E. Sewell,
t junior preacher, foreign work; Eighth
when
In
doubt
«venue and Edgewood, T. W. TomAdvice to pugilist:
kica; Highland avenue and city mls
put on the gloves.
_____
alon, W. C. Fountain; Hyde Park and
LEAGUE OF NATIONS DISCUSSED Bayahore, L. M. Broyles; Nebraska
(Continued from page one)
avenue, Fred B. Langford, Tampa
--------Heights and Palmetto Beach, F. E.
who is to confer with Mr Hsrding on Sielnmoyer; agent preachers' relief
Friday After his talk with the presi- f und, B. K. Thrower { conference m ildent-elect Mr. Root would make no alonary secretary, Ira H. Patterson,
comment except to say that the inLatin diatrict-^J. D. Lewis, presidInteresting.”
In reply to repeated
qucstlon* on Specific subjects he
reverted to hia original description o f
the conference, giving no indication
whether domestic problems or such
subjects as cabinet appointments were
discussed.
Except fo r the cordial
manner o f the conference his visit
threw no light on reports that he
might be asked to become secretary
o f state in the Harding admlnistra
Cato, F. Sari*; El Salvador, Francisco Beam; T am p a -S a n Marcos and
San Lucas, G. Pjerex; San Mateo, W.
m . Mullen; San Paola, Leonardl Plceni; San Juari aad Epworth, D: Carrero; mlgrioharips U) Cubd, Ignacio
Gorizaiek,*Netter'J. Castellata. .
Transferred—W .G . Fletcher to tha
pacific i
renca; J. F . Clark, South,
Georgik
Smith,
Louisiana conference.
Important Reports Made.
METHODIST CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS OF MINISTERS
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iCanl|B11N,
(Continued from page one)
iT. Caldwell, supply; Kissimmee* and
'Shingle Creek, R. F. Hodnett; Lake
ft<¡.
BUhop Candler opened'the iricrolne
session with another o f the splendid
...
...
.l.
UUt* whfch h4Te been*features o f the
conferee««.
The board of lay activities urged
the enlistment c f all departments at
.
O;
OUR S T O R ? IS THE G IFT SHOP FOR THE PEOPLE OF
THIS SECTION FOR T H E Y ‘RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FIN E GIFTS
FOR THE HOLIDAY tfS& fiiE. FOR INSTANCE—
B a r Pirib
-ARE VERY G6 OD THIS 8EAS0N AN D / WE HAVE THE
f W O T LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BREN
SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST 8 E E '•OUR DIA
MONO RINGS. BROOCHES, PINS, ETC.. TOO M A N Y ^O F
n iE H TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE TOEB AT
J. 1 . B R A D Y ’S, Jew ehy Store
WBLAKA BLOCK
�THE 8 ANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1C, ISM
M I 88 KATHRYN W ILKBY, Editor.
Phone 4M
SO C IAL CALENDAR FOR THE
WEEK
will rend names to Mm. R. A. New
man.
Beginning with Mrs. B. A.
Howard through Mrs. Roy Symmea
W ednesday—
send names to Miss Annie Hawkins.
W elfare Department o f the Worn- Beginning with Mrs. R, A. Terheun,
an’« Club.
the rest o f the lis t,‘all the Associate
M rs. Charles Fedder entertains at membcis and the members
whose
Bridge.
names do not appear in the year book
Thursday—
send names to Kathryn Wlikey.
Every Week Bridge Club with Mrs.
W e dd not expect to send any invi
F orest Lake.
tations after December 20. 1020.
Merrie Matrons Club with
Mrs.
STATE BOARD OF
H arry Heeren.
EXAMINERS HERE.
F ridar—
Mrs. Alex Vaughn gives luncheon
B. B. Lane, president of the Edu
in honor o f Mrs. Peyton.
Clem
cations)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcisch have Hampton nnd Prof. T. J. Kirk, o f the
ail their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Board of Examiners fo r the state o f
W o lf and daughter from Long Is Florida, are here giving the teachers
examinations. It is estimated that
land.
nbout one husdrcd teachers will take
N INE SEMINOLE CLUB
the examination while the board is
The Nine Scminolcs Bridge Club here. Miss Clem Hampton has many
was delightfully entertained by. A. friends here who arei glad to sec her
W. Lee, Jr., Tuesday.
again.
Bridge was played at two tables by
members o f the Club nnd tho follow
ICING MANY, CABS
ing substitutes:* Mrs. Charles Fedder,
Mrs. C. L. Britt and Miss
Norma
Herndon. The prize, a Madeira hot
roll nappie was won by Mrs. Britt.
An ice course was served st the
eonclution o f the gsme.
MEMBERS OF SOCIAL DEPART
MENT, WOMAN'S CLUB.
It is tho intention o f the Invitation
Committee for the W oman’s Club
Christmas Ball to send out the cards
cn the twentieth.
Following- the
roles as given in the by-laws the
names o f the .guest* o f each member
m ost be written and given to the
Invitation. Committee before
that
date.
The follow ing division has been
made: I f your name appears in the
year book from the first o f th« list
through, Mrs. Ernest Housholder
Hav* You Euphoria?
It takes a doctor to tire a highsounding name to a welMcnown phe
nomenon. “ Euphoria” means “ feeling
tit.” It Is ns much a physiological
fact nn scarlet fever.
Nature mil ken It worth while to lie
alive dimply throuxh euphoria. The
joy o f milking a good tennis stroke,
the delight that a woodsman gets. In
(he ojh*ii air. the nrtlst's rhapsody—nil
nre due to euphoria. Why do we drink
alcohol— when we can* get It—or
smoke tobacco? To effect euphoria.
When n lunatic thinks that he Is
Napoleon ami demands the homage
due un emperor, ho hns euphoria In
Its worst form.
Ton little Is knnwn nbout euphoria.
.Hlnro It can be effected by drugs and
chemicals, who knows hut It may have
Its sent In some gland?—Popular
Science Monthly,
FOR CHRISTMAS
Juat received, new Une o f crepe
paper for package wrappers or
decorations for the holidays,
And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for
friends, fo r family, fo r come one somewhere. What a
wonderful idea that
Christmas Savings
In our Blink has become and how fine it la now for those
who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to come In now and get their money fo r gifts or fo r some
good cause.
A aH al Photography In Salsa.
Aerial photography has entered the
real estate Held, Now. If you wish to
buy n suburban residence, a downtown
property or a country bouse, you can
uo to n broker's otllco nn>! examine.
probably with ti reading glass,i. a most
Interesting and detailed aerial photo
graph o f the. neighborhood that yon
have In mind. Thr aerial picture very
quickly brings the customer to a de
A corporation with a capitnl o f
cision. either, |o see the property or to
look elsewhere. It saves time und $50,000 is being organized at Arcadia
the expense of Iqiig und often futile for the establishment there o f n mod
trips.—Youth's Companion.
ern steam laundry plantA fire
proof building is being erected and
Plan to K«ep tha Raisin Quay.
machinery Installed as soon as pos
There Ih un unprecedented demand sible.
fur rnlalna st the pretent time be
cause o f tlielr use In the mnuufnrture
Thfl International Correspondence
of home hrbws, (pit It Is anticipated
Schools are right now training over
Mint Itila will be changed III the course
of it few years because the Interest In one hundred, thousand people for bet
the prcpunitlon» will decline nnd ir. ter positions and salaries. How about
. lew o f that the Agricultural depart- you ? Get in touch with Mr. Farring
ment U at work In discovering new ton, local representative,
Lincoln
uso» for mlslns so that the*Industry House.
21G-5tp
»ill not tie wrecked. When the raisingrowers' produci shows sign» of n
George Fox can tako care of your
Irop the go»eminent will alep In with
orders
fo r express, shipments o f
•me \iiIimiti.- Micgv-tlons for Ita conChristmas
orangey. • Get 2q itouch
•ItlllllllCC.
with him.
215-2tc
nnc so xar ana worxing asy
ana
Get your typewriter at the Herald
night to give the best of service.
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A ftrit-class machine, bran Snaps! Snaps! Snaps!
The boys corn, bee, peanut, ca lf
ami pig exhibits at the Jacksonville
State Fair were excellent.
Some
were better than dad's. The old folks
had better look out or the boys will
brat them.
^
now
and ona ^h«t T01*
for tho rest of your life. No> need to
pay any more for a real typewriter,
The Molie Is not only a standard mschine but is so nrranged that you can
carry it around with you
What Are Snaps?
Ask
STEW AR T
T H B FLO RIST
Phone 260
Make This a Christmas
She W ill Ever Remember
Y o u k n ow w hat she m o st desires o f all things in th e w o rld — an en closed R c o .
A co sy , co m p a n io n a b le C oupe o r a luxurious, 5-passenger Sedan .
i « o» i
A n k t a iiia ih -
Fremi mat
and com partm ent done in rea l leather—
rear comportaient in rich b rocaded »ilk
velour. W indow O fte n , lam p rime and
oth er ornam ent», in angaioito c olea ta l patlam. Vawtr poch et» in door*.
Coape »ea t» th ree Bberatly w ith extra fold
ing » e a t fa r am arfanciea. Optional,
tooth er o r aitt »»bar aphoU tory.
Both m odel» have M anhaB -tpring cuthion»; French plate »oth le— window» m ech an icelfy o p era ted by boat typ e Biter» we
can fin d : R n h ber fo o t pad»: n on -glare
U n to»; bandiam o inttnunent hoerd with
clo ck ; roar view m irror»— every conven
ien ce and hurmry »he coaid de»iro.
U. S. R oyal Cord tire» [3 3 a 4 ) en oB wheel»
O f cou rse, i f y o u ask ed her— w h ich y o u will n o t , fo r y o u h o p e t o d e riv e
m ore pleasure than sh e, from seeing h er - yea lig h t u p in w o n d e r a n d surprise
w hen she sees th a t exquisite ca r gleam ing in th e sun o f th e C h ristm as
m orning—
B u t i f y o u did ask her, she w ou ld sa y , " O h , get roe som e little th in g— for
it isn’ t th e intrinsic v a lu e bu t th e sp irit th a t p ro m p ts the g ift ” — and all
th a t sort o f thing.
A n d she m eans it t o o — bless her h eart, w om en are m ore frugal than m en
d esp ite all th a t has been said to th e co n tra ry .
N evertheless, y o u r o w n instincts tell y o u th a t the spirit th a t p rom p ts a
m om en ta ry sacrifice o n you r p art, b u t gives h er her h eart's dearest desire,
b the b igger spirit.
O f all th e gifts she e v e r has received a t y o u r h a n d s— n ot ev en e x cep tin g th e
en gagem en t ring— this gift o f an en closed R e o will please h er m ost an d
live lon gest in her m e m o ry .
E v e ry w om a n likes t o drive— n in e ty per cent o f w om en m u ch prefer th e
seclusion o f th e ca r t o th e presence o f a chauffeur.
A n d, that every w o m a n w ho does d riv e prefers a R e o , is p ro v e n b y th e fa c t
that a larger percen tag e o f w om en o w n a n d d riv e R e o s th an o f a n y o th e r
car o f sim ilar class.
W e said "sim ila r c la s s " d eliberately— fo r there is n o oth er ca r o f this class.
R e o is in a class b y its e lf— in qttality as w ell as in price.
R e o is recognized a s " T h e G o ld S ta n d ard o f V a lu e s ".
T h at is sh ow n b y th e trem endous d em a n d fo r en closed R e o s .
A lw a ys in
excess o f possible su p p ly .
W e w ill n o t presum e t o suggest w h eth er her c a r shtl* b e a C ou p e o r a
Sedan— in fact the ch oosin g is so difficu lt a m a tter, w e p refer t o leave th a t
task to y o u !
See th em b o th — n ote th e w on derfu l silence, b ala n ce, a n d p o w e r o f th a t
m agnificent R e o S ix m o to r.
E specially n ote design o f b o d y a n d finish o f exterior and interior. N ote
how ca refu lly little details have b een designed a n d d on e.
T hese are the poin ts th a t will m ake th e stron gest a p p ea l to her fastidiou s ey e.
She w ill a dore th is R e o — and C h ristm a s w ill b e like a n oth er h o n e y m o o n
to you .
D o n ’ t w ait th ou g h — i f y o u d o, b o t h o f y o n w ill b e d isa p p oin ted .
I f y o u see y o u r dealer n o w — a t on ce— and p la ce y o u r order, y o u can h ave
her S edan o r C o u p e a t the d o o r C h ristm as m orn in g.
D ela y ev en a few d a y s , and y o u w ill h a ve t o g iv e her a certificate calling
for later delivery.
T o ensure the suprem e result an d pleasure— to give her th a t m agnificent
gift in th e h ou r o f h ou rs— order H e r R e o n ow .
T o d a y — w on 't be a m in u te t o o soon .
/. o. 6. to tte r y , Lamwing, p lot
S peciel F ederal Toc
LAMSI NO. M ICHIGAN
Phone 66
BRYAN A U T O CO M PAN Y
SANFORD, FLORIDA
To you today and start you o ff ’»4»h s Christmas Sav
ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then talk it over w ith—
T H E PEOPLES BANK
Classified advertisements, t> cents a line. No ad taken for less t!
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. C
must accompany ail orders. Count fire words to a line and remit
cordlngly,
FOÌI RENT
KbllNlSH ED ROOMS— Two furnishcd bed rooms. Inquire 811 Park
& T *
- ___________________ ! i ™ £
(•OR RENT— One nicely furnished
room for one or two gentlemen or
nice couple. Can have u n o f garage.
Phono 28 for particulars.
206-tfc
Braclet Watches, Electric Lamp*.
Smoking Sets, Casserole and other
Sheffield silverware fo r holiday rift*
- A . JUnner, Sanford ,v o.
21W2K
—- — m, ----,------- rc-------.—
? ” * '!!» ' ¡ “ ! , U|™ *
»< •»
8 1
8
^ Shop.
! __________ ______________ ____ plWtc
FOR RENT— Front room furnished , 1,011 S A M - A l l
lumbcr in «S
for housekeeping, call before 8 a. I Bandstand and fence at baseball
m. or after five p. ra. Phone 348-W. i ? * “ 1 » bargain. Sec C. L. Britt or
214-6tp Hcrald o f» cc-________________ 216-tfc
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— . A ‘ * a.nne,r *•“ * hl« ¡,nc of ho!1’
single or en su ite ., Single room up
velocipedes, etc, 213stairs, $15; two rooms, up-stairs, $25
Sanford A v e . ________“ IM -k
to $30; one room first floor, $20; two 1 M- J- Bradford's Mattress Knctoiy,
rooms, first floor, $30. One la rg e ‘ r>th 8trcct and Cypress avc. 210-lQtp
room partly furnished. Consult J. S..; Mohawk Sheets, 81x00, $2.15 rich.
Clark, Rutledge Station or Rout« A, — A. Kanner, Sanford Avc. Phoa*
Box 195, Sanford, Fla.
215-5tp 550.
2]9-12te
FOR RENT— Double flat,
eight
Christmas boxes o f oranges at (1
rooms and bath. J. Musson, 601 j_ p . w. Spencer, Phone 400. 209-lWp
„15-6tp ( Aj| hjltj deduced
ii,,, g ulii^
FOR RENT— Garage,
Apply 8 00 ‘ shop.
217-1te
1
----------------Magnolia.
FOR RENT— One furnished room at
611 Park Ave.
216-3tp
LOST
LOST OR STRAYED— One red pig,
4 months old. Lf found notify E.
cs.— Kanner's Store, Sanford Avena».
B. Bands)), Jr., 82$ First Street.
216421c
191-tfc
and receive reward.
_________ MISCELLANEOUS
1Jacksonville, Fla._________218-226-2tp
Carpets and Rugs Washed
Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins st
right on the floos with the Hamilton A. Kanner's, Sanford Ave.
2164!«
Beach Electric Carpet Washer. Re- “ K a'n'dy^canut Brittle SatunGy
stores colors, kills all moth and dis- special, 30c lb.
Water’s Ksndf
case germs. For estimate or demon
stration phone 560 or drop card to
Electric Carpet Washer, Route A.,
206, Sanford, Fla.
215-6tp
FOR S A L E - 7Army tenta in good eoa*
ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week,
dition, $30 to $40.— A. C. Tanner,
109 East First street, over Union
303
E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla.
Pharmacy.___________________ 163-tfc
214-<tp
PRACTICAL NURSE, care of The
Herald.
216-5tp
Beautiful assortment o f Lion brsnJ
shirts fo r gifts at greatly reduced
WANTED
prices.— A. Kanner. ________ 21642k
W ANTED—Team work. Inquire o f
Buy your post cards at the HersM
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
189-60tp office. Beautiful views, 1c each. ^
WANTED— House or apartment o f 3 FOR SALE—Two story 8 room
or 4 rooms, unfurnished, for man
House and garage, a bargain. Ap
and wife with two school children. ply 402 Sanford ave. ard Fourth St
2lMtp
Beat o f references. Seq or write, G.
B. S_ job dept, Herald office,
dh-tf
WANTED
FOR SALE
Second-hand wheelbarrow. Go°d
Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers,I, and
condition.
Address Wheelbarrow, WS
Baby Blankets, now on sale.— A. Kan
E.
Third
street
2144k
ner.
*
216-12tc
Box Finit— Mixed i boxes bruit
ODD FELLOWS, NOTICBI
»eked to order. Parcel Post boxer
td cartoons a specialty. Water's
An Odd Fellows sermon will 1
andy Kitchen.
213-tie preached at the
CongTeg»tioa
Church
next
Sunday,
Pec.
19th st We here cut all prices radically at
o'clock. Please meet at the 1°^
the Quality Shop.
vö k s a LE- (5k ' EXCHANGE—On« room at 10:45.
Fraternally yours,
20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave.
216-2tp
J. J. BAILEY, N. Ct
Walking distance to city. Two lots
corner Center and Elm Are.' Two
Get your Christmas advertising k
tots west aide Palmetto are., 50 ft. the Daily Herald. The people «•
from Eleventh S t Make offer. B. T. shopping by tho papers these ¿*1*
Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring S t , Los
Angeles, Calif.
20S-lmo-p
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THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1920
J M
Cold
fUtrULEON'S ONE BIO QUALITY
TRAIN SCHEDULE
0 *«at Frenchman’s Fteelnetlon Lay In
Corrected
on November 15, 1020,
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Hla pjrectnsas, That’s All,
Says H. O. Wells.
Southbound
The world bos largely recovered
from the mischief that Napoleon did;
perhaps that amount o f mischief had
to be done by some agency; perbape
hla career,^or some such career, was
a necessary consequence of the world’s
mental tinpreps redness for the crisis
of the revolution. But that his pe
culiar personality should dominate the
tmaglaatloni o f greet numbers of peo
ple. throws a light upon factors of en
during significance In our human
problem.
Marat was a far more noble, p er
(latent, subtle and pathetic figure;
Talleyrand a greater statesman and n
much more aamalng personality;
Moreau and Iloch abler leaders of
urates; his rival, Cxnr Alexander, as
egotistical, more successful, more emo
tional, and/ with a finer Imagination.
Are men dnczled simply by the scale
of his floundorlngs, by the mere vust*
ness of bis notoriety!
'No doubt scale bos something to do
with the matter; ho was n ‘’record,"
the record plunger; bur there Is
something more in it tbnn'tlmt. There
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts. Is sn appeal In Napoleon to something
deeper and more fundamental In hu
20 to 75 Walts in 32 Volta
man nature than mere astonishment at
bigness. Ills very deficiencies bring
out starkly certnin qualities thnt lurk
suppressed and hidden in us all. He
was unhampered. He bad never a
gleam o^ ellg lon , or direction, or the
sfcnsc o f duty.
,
Directness wai his distinctive and
'Immortalising quality. He had no
g il l o
f r y brains,to waste In secondary consider
phone 441
115 Magnolia Are. ations. He Hung his armies across
Europe straight at their nlnrk, there
never were such mnrehes before; bo
fought to win; when bo struck, be
struck with nil hla might. And what
ho wanted, he wanted simply and com
pletely and got—If he could.
There lies his fascination.--From
"The Outline of History," by U. G.
Wells.
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Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Gas Stoves and
Ranges
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Hardware Co.
National Madza Lamps
Everything Electrical
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Repair Work
7 T&
EVERYTHING
for
THE BUILDER
From the Foundation
to the R o o f
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Lord’s Purity Water
As Good os the Best
Dally Service
Phone 66
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Battery Repairs •
Arrive
Departa
6 a ; pi.
2 :4 6 * . m.
8:40 a .m .
1:38 p. m.
3:20 p. m,
7:45 p. m.
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North Beiind
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Departa
2:03 a.m .
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4 :0 5 p .m .
Leesburg Branch
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Departs
7:30 a. m.
7:35 p. m.
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.,..1 1 :5 5 a. in.
Trilby Branch
Departs
Arrive
8:00 a. m.
3:25 p. m.
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Oviedo Branch
Arrive
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Departs
Daily, except Sunday
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The Marion County Fair, held at
Ocala recently presented a grenter
variety o f products than ever bciore
seen from one county in the United
States. Tho exhibit certainly showed
Florida’s versatility— the adaptabil
ity o f its soil and climate fo r the pro
duction o f staples as well as citrus
Phone 189 fruits.
°
Send in your „locals to the Herald
office. Phone the news to 148. We
want every bit o f i t Tell us the
news each day.
The "Logical Treatment"
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SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO.
The Christmas vacation for
the
schools o f Seminole County will be
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
1020. School will rc-opcn after tlje
holidays on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1021.
T. W. LAWTON,
Superintendent.
Premier Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
Cleans whcrevet dust and dirt
Collect
Sold under Factory Guarente«
Ask for • demonstration In
Your Hotne.
F. P. RINES
105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481
Arcadia on January 25 will elect
'a charter board for the purpose o f
amending the present city charter or
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
of adopting a new one.
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ilc v ir lM
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Expert Repair Work
r
Today.
For Many Human Ills
Rheumatism
NOW MAKING
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CHRISTMAS nOUDAYS FOR
Place Y our
Sanford Battery Service Co.
Blood Pressure— Neuritis
Cleaned Currants
Seeded and Seedless Raisins
Imported Figs .
:
California Figs
English Walnuts
Parragouan Alm onds
Pecans, Stewarts
Cocoanuts, best
Shelled English Walnuts and
A lm onds
Prunes .
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To the Stockholders o f Sanford Build
ing & Loan Association:
Tho annual meeting o f the stock
holders o f the Sanford Building &
Loan Association will be held at its
office, 10 Magnolia nvenue, Sanford,
Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan
V
uary 8, 1021, fo r the purpose of elect
ing directors fo r the ensuing year,
and to transact such other business
as may legal 1 come before it.
BRADLEY MATTRESS FACTORY
HOTEL MEN NOT ALL BAD
T. J. MILLER.
Orlando, Fla.
Attest:
President.
Wayne D. Wheeler Telle Good Story
Makes old Mattresses new at oneA. P. CONNELLY,
to Prove the Truth of Aseerthird the coat o f a new one.
Secretary
12-8-oaw4t
tlon He Mikes.
PHONE 804
16 BRYANT ST.
FINE STATIONERY
ll-1511mo-p
Wnyne B. Wheeler of the Ant 1-80loon league euld In San Francisco:
The Herald office in headquarters
Vegetable shipment« continue very
"I think wc’ra unjust to hotel men
for
fine
stationery
o
f
nil
kinds
from
heavy
from Center Hill and Warm
as a rule. We are too ready to ac
tho
printed
letter
hend
to
the
beauti
Springs
Valley Section, shipment go
cuse them o f robbery. As h mutter
ful
stationery
In
boxes
that
Is
so
dear
ing
forward
at the rnto o f 1,000 to
of fact, ttioy are n very fine lot.
"I once knew an engineer who was to the ladles’ hearts. You can get 10,000 packages daily. The market
traveling In Nevada. He hnd n good this stationery and have your mono ¡b stronger than last week on vege
deal o f money with him, and one night gram printed on it, tanking the nift tables and the truckers are renping
he put up at a very primitive hotel iest Christmas gift that you have the harvest
In the wilds. The Inndlord of this
ever seen and one o f the best. Sta
hotel* looked like n hrlgnnd, and the
tionery costs money these days but
engineer* could hardly stePp for feur.
our
stationery is very reasonable in J
“ Nothing, however, bupiH'iied, und
the next morning be set. off with n re price and positively the bent that
lieved heart. The mountain trail was money enn buy. Sec it at the Herald
n lonely one, and on toward noon. In office.
n. wild nhd desolate spot three des
peradoes fell on him, emptied his va
When two women fall In lovo with
lise uud pockets, and made off.
the same man they cut each other by
“ Tlie engineer wus convinced thnt
the landlord was at the bottom of this
holdup. Accordingly ho turned back
to notify the authorities. But ho hnd
only gone a mile or so when be met
n mounted messenger, who handed him
n small puckcl. Pinned to tho packet
wus a note from the vtllalnuuk land
lord thnt said:
" T Inclose your pockctbook ivntulnIng 9850, which you left under your
pillow last night. Please send re
ceipt by bearer.'"
E w j battery repair we make
la
fsmnleed for six months. W e are
to do this because In repairing
•ny make of battery we are licensed
to ate patented features which have
«ad* Vests batteries famous.
** A. RBNAUD, prop.
T h e Christmas Spirit is beginning to elb ow us around
and w e are making the necessary arrangements to have s
joyful time.
W e v e done our Christmas shopping and
are practically “ all set” .
So w e request our niends tc
look ahead just a little so that
will not fall on us next week,
IT N O W !
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, ISM
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J. H O L L Y ______ ______ ...E d ito r
J . L1LLARD__Secretary-Treasurer
A . N E B L ______ General M i u i c r
ROBERT J . HOLLY, Jr.
Circulation Manager
Phone Herald Office 148 or 64.
feUvetrt la City ky Cantar
Member o f the Associated Press
0 , lettuce, why hast thou forsaken
And after all o f thy golden promts
ea at Thanksgiving time.
*
What a wonderful time we could
have had at Christmas if Lily Let
tuce had not eloped with
Falling
Prices.
V S U iV Itt& ttIS U
no longer than it is tolerated by pub
lic sentiment. Florida now has an
opportunity t o ' lead In stamping it
out forever.
^
There la no excuse or palliation for
haring. The silly eerier,tie.^ that it
"hardens” the boys and
prepares
them for the rough and tumble o f life
never rested on any basis o f fact.
The only thing fo r which a course of
applied ruffianism prepares the stu
dent is more ruffianism.
AU the effects, direct and indirect,
o f hazing are evil. It is stupid and
cruel. It disregards the rights o f
others. It holds in contempt all
righteous authority and public law.
It creates a moral and mental atmos
phere wholly Inconsistent with that
which must prevail in a free and or-
i;!
Rhlne. W hat fo r? Does anyone sup
pose that beaten and downcast Ger
many ia in any condition to invade
France, and if the were, o f veijat
avail would bd the little American
ar«£/ on the Rhine?
F ifty years
from now, when Germany has recov
ered her health and vigor,—perhaps,
but not now. And the surest safe
guard against future aggression on
her part la to^ take her into the
league o f nations and insist on a com
plete disarmament o f all nations. The
League o f Nations is open to the
charge o f hypocricy to be eternally
talking o f peace and the prevention
o f war, while all its members are in
creasing their armaments.—Tampa
Times.
AN EDUCATIONAL CRISIS
the end o f tho season we can stilt j Nine-tenths o f our social evils arise
Uve on cheaper groceries.
. from the failure o f individuals to re*
o
spect the rights o f others and to reAll is not gold that glitters and a ll'
lawful authority. So long as
la not kale that looks like green P«tty tyranny and contempt for law
goods in the raising o f fruits and v e g -, apc among the things learned at
etables although it ia' just aa good q , school, no scheme o f social and morline aa the rest o f us carry. We all •> reform can expect success,
have our ups and downs and th e, The university faculty is making an
Florida growers are always game to «Wort to free the institution from this
stand one loaa if they can roako it up «viL It reeds the support o f Florida
on something else. And celery
D , sentiment and the backing o f Florida
com ing along and looking mighty ’ «nrs. It Is up to the people,
good.
It is due to Herbert Felkel, editor
o________
o f the St. Augustine Record, to say
j
tends to systematise all transactions;
the cancelled chccka furnish the best
receipts for expenditure*, thus elimlasting controversies; s bank account
glres you greater prestige; It secures
for you the banker's Interest In your
affairs and his advice, In' time o f
need.
In short, a bank account makes you
a better, a safer and a more sue*
cesaful business nun.
We solicit your account with os.
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
TURKEY AND CHICKEN
DINNER
OYSTERS, TOO.
DECEMBER !5th and 16th
From 6:00 to 8:30
$1.00 per plate
Also Catholic Bazaar at the
Parish House
Everybody invited
6l l - 6t
three days o f the year. An educa
tional crisis faces Use state and the *
teachers are asked to attend that they
may be rnor^ strongly inspired to
work for the educational
develop- “
e a s e
•■ • • •
ment o f the state. They are doing (%
their best in the school rooms every $
$
$
•
day but they are citizens as well a s j$
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
teachers and they should use their $
AND MILLER TIRES
H O V E RED TUBBS
THIS IS TH E WEEK FOR CHRIST^ that he
earned the gratitude of influence as ciUzcni to see that t b e 'l
MAS SHOPPING
, ‘ h,a
b>*,hU courageous and man- schools are provided fo r to an extent $
ly fight against hazing and his cx- that will at least supply all parts o f $
$
The Christmas season is on in full posure o f specific instgnees o f that the state with teachers.
At present there is a shortage o f . $
blast. It is now only two weeks un- practice. I f other newspaper writers
til the eventful day arrives.
« ‘ill do as much, the victory wilj be seven hundred white teachers in Flor- $
ids. We do not know what is the $
B . & 0 . MOTOR COMPANY
Thousand* o f people» wait until won.— Lakeland Telegram.
Sanford, Florida
shortage among colored teachers bu|J$
both races should be provided for. $
The shortage is because o f the low $■
salaries paid. Except in a few coun- ties teachers do not get enough to .
live on and in the most favored coun- I
tics they do not get aa much as they I
should.
The state will be asked to make an
additional
appropriation
fo r the Walthall & Estridge, Props.]
schools. In a general way we are .
opposed to additional appropriations
but in this case the alternative is
.
to do our shopping early," but in tume." The country did resume, and ignorance. This is a matter o f abso
the course o f twelve long
months all the dire troubles that were p re -, lute necessity and it is especially true
J*
they forget their resolutions and fol- dieted in case such action was taken o f the country schools.
The
state
spends
mare
o
r
less
mon
low the same old routine.
, failed to come to pass. W<f went
. v It Is-practically impossible to re- from an inflated, irredeemable cur- ey on provisions for health, for edu
form this class. They have existed rency to one founded on gold alone, cation, fo r roads and fo r other mat
since Christmas shopping became a without a single financial upheaval, ters. Education is especially in the
custom and will follow the old pro- When the people found they could hands o f the state and it cannot a f
gram until Gabriel sounds his trum- get gold fo r their paper notes, they ford to let its future citizens grow up
But it cannot draft
P«t.
ceased to want it, and we entered u p -. in ignorance.
teachers
and
it
canno) keep them
K
But others need not follow their on a long career o f solid prosperity, j
without
paying
them
enough to, meet
example. Christmas goods are on, We believe that experience carries
their
necessary
living
expenses.
. display. The
merchants hare a , a pertinent lesson for the present
The
teachers
o
f
Florida
and o f oth
magnificent display this year. And time. The way to disarm is to distkia Is the week to do your buying, a rm /am ) the sooner it is carried out er states deserve high honor for their
It will save you many an extra step the better. No mote opportune time loyalty to their work when the loy
and unnecessary worry next week. If will ever come than right now when, alty was one-sided. Practically all of
you hare been saving up money for all the great nation* o f the earth a r e , them are earning less than they would
•the holidays, that money is now avail - 1staggering under burdens o f war earn if engaged in any other occupa
•hie. ^ I f you haven't, in all likelihood, debts that are well nigh insupport- tion and despite this fa rt they stick
you have as much in the bank now as able. But the Assembly o f the Lea- to their work where they are not
you will have one week from today. |gue o f Nations seems afraid to touch driven from it by the necessity o f
Tbd1 postal authorities are urging tbe subject, and is proposing a sort making a living. This loyalty should
that packages he mailed as quickly of modified disarmament in three not be one-sided. The people o f Flor
ns possible. They can be marked. j stages.
If it cannoti be done now ida should show their appreciation
"Hold until Christmas" and by mail- with all the horrors o f war fresh In o f the services ef their teacher* by
la g now the chances are much better mind what possible hope is there for paying them at least living salaries.
that they will not be damaged in it 5 cr 10 or 20 years from now, when — Editorial in Florida Times-Union.
o .
..
e u s h
transit.
the exhausted nations shall
have December 14, 1920.
O t u d iO S f l o r il
There is no reason why the bulk somcwhht recovered from their parW E DO
o f Christmas baying should not be alysis ? They will never be ftee from Unprecedented travel by motorists
from
the
North,
diverging
south
from
HEMSTITCHING
AND
done tkia week. O f course there will their jealousies and susoicions o f one
Macon
through
Valdosta,
Lake
City,
PICOTING
ha odds and ends that will bob up to another if they are not row .
Ocala, and again diverging both east
FOR THE TRADE
What excuse is there fo r France,
and
west
from
Leesburg
for
i
the
M AIL ORDERS
bleeding at every financial pore,
southern
end
o
f
tbe
peninsula,
is
fast
GIVEN
PROMPT
keeping a vast army o f 800,000 men
establishing Leesburg as a famous
ATTENTION
under arms, ostensibly to guard
against
German aggression, ahhongh basing point in south Central FloriHAZING
French soldiers are fighting in Syria,
and French generals azv leading Po
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
lish troops aninst Russia, and muni
A T T H B H B *'** E A C H ...
tions o f war are going to Poland.
English troops are fighting Arabs
and Kurds in Mesopotamia to retain
her hold on her conquests in the East,
GARDINER'S
Japan says she cannot think o f dis
LISTEN— ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE
armament untMAthe^ United .States
WHILE W E TELL ABOUT
WHILE W E SING ABOUT
points the way, and our army Is al
ready twice aa large as it was in
peace tins*, and every poet office In
the land b emblazoned with attrac
THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD—
tive posters calling fo r recruits for
IT IS TO BE DETOXED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS.
the army and navy. Secretary Dan
It b U embrace the prodarts, official or private, of Or* cooniels says we must have the greatest
tics in the best eectioa of the state.
navy that floats tbe seas, and be b
scattering contracts fo r building
THAT'S TOD AND TOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU— WILL
1dreadnoughts and krar vessels in ev
ery direction regardless o f tbe encr, moos cost involved, and the probahSity that they will be obsolete long be
fore there will be any cell to use
them. W e have 20,000 men guard
ing the bridgeheads at Coblenz on the
A m p le Stocks
P rom pt Delivery
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
one
C a stor P o m a ce
Our P rices Will Save
You M on ey
‘
Welaka Building
COM PANY
Choice
Western and Florida
M ea ts
W e have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Veal, P ork, Mutton,
Sausage
Wholesale Commission Merchants
Service That Counts
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Cmr lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce?
Consign meats Solicited
J td r a w , t
P r* < »H ■•server Ce., New Vert
Netleeel State e»S C ity leak
A sk Your Bank About Us
urcon
Pure, Sweet, Wholesome
Delivered Fresh Every Day
M IL L E R ’ S B A K E R Y
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE F IR ST
CO M PLETE HOUSE BILL
CARTER LUMBER CO.
To The Citizens of Seminole County
The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair
Orlando, Fia., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
kristmas orders ahoold ho 6ÍT'
MRS. B. E. TAKACH
Proprietor
Corner of Park Arenac and
Commendai Avenne
SANFORD. FLORIDA
eo Early.
B. B. WILLIAMS
or G. A . DREKA. DeLaad
Daytona Beach
198-2«?
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m.
tV¡j
TDK BANFORD DAILY U B A L D , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1120
Sammary of tho
Floating Small
Talks qacciactlyt
«**!#!ÍSÍ In
Mentios ef
Matters Is Brief
«fereenal Items
of Interest
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 15, 1020.
Carlot Shipment« frqm Entire Coun
try, Tuesday, Dec. 14th.
Florida— Sanford Section . . . . . . . . 4 5
Sanford— Oakland-W. G. S ection .. 3
Jimmy Fieraon has arrived In the Florida— Manatee s e c t i o n _________ 3
WEATHER REPORT
city and Is alt fit as a fiddlo fo r hla California— Imperial V a lle y ______2
•
Tor Florida: Fair, eoo,er,^ * . bout with Billy Hoffman at tho Prin California— Southern S e c tio n _____ 13
ce as tonight This should prove most
nl. hl and Wednesday} possibly.
Interesting to nil lovers o f this great
Total c a r s _______________ ..0 6
¡¡Jit frost 1n North portion toDestinations
o f Florida Shipments.
s l f h t . _______________
New Y orll ......................................... 13
The people are coming hers by the Jersey C i t y ___________________
3
plelcher left Uet week fo r
hundreds seeking housef and . tho Cincinnati ____
2
„ „ T o r i : where he will b . en *.*cd
houses are being built as rapidly as Buffalo^ ______________________ . . . 1
la businesspossible but not rapidly enough. Potomac Yards __________________ 10
W L. Morgan Is home for a few Lumber is com ing down and there Boston . . . _________________________ 3
*w, sod his many friendsare glad should be twice as many buildings go Baltimore __________________________ 2
up In January as In this month.
St. Louis ________
1
U h l « hita he” *g*
U r' M*u
"
reports a fine business over the
Philadelphia . . . . ____
7
The many friends o f F. W . Ma
Washington _____________
2
^ [te jn hla lino*
honey are glad to e*c him out again
Pittsburgh _________________________ 1
TV weather is ideal fog the winter after being confined to his home fo r W a y c r o s s _______________
3
--ta b le s just now with the cool, many w«yks after the amputation o f
Rochester __________________________ 2
one o f his legs. Mr. Mahoney can
¿¿Tnlghts *nd w#rm da1
y8- Grc“ f
C h ic a g o ____________________________ 1
gather for fruit also but It does not only get oDt In his car but will be
to stimulate the lettuce or the able to get down to hla business In a
Total cars _________________ 51
few weeks.
onigo market.______
Diversions Filed Since Last Report.
From Potomac Yards: Out 10th:
N. A. Colbert Is here from Moore
If you have a room for rent, if you
Pittsburgh,
1.
Vre anything for sale, the way to Ilavcn and his many friend» ore glad
Total
lettuce
shipments from Flor
« t «suit-* is to advertise it through to see him after an absence of^muny
ida this season to date (12-14
the Want Column o f the Dally Hor- moons. Mr. Colbert is one o f the
Inc), cars _____________________ 609
ikL This is tho market page for tho pioneers o f the Moore Ilavcn section
Total
lettuce shipments from Florand has grown up with the country,
People who want something.
da
last season to date (12-14
having at this time some fine farm
Inc), cars _____________________ 544
David Price, the supervisor of tho ing Innd covered with growing crops.
Shipping Point Information, Dec. 14.
Jones' Cash Store, left for Orlando
rSANFORD, FLA.: Worm, rained
today to arrango for a larger stock
Twenty-five or more members of
ef goods for the Sanford store. G. A. the Sanford lodge o f Odd Fellows during day. Haullngs heavy. Prac
Seilers will have charge o f the store went to Orlando Monday night to at tically nq demand or movement, mar
hem in the future.
tend a meeting o f the Odd Fellows o f ket demoralized.: Buyers holding o ff
a
'"
Orlando and surrounding territory. on account o f condition of markets
The ladles of the Catholic church The Orlando lodge put on the degree and heavy shipments. Too few sulcs
-»ill have n turkey and chicken din work and several from Sanford took to establish market
ner at the Parish llouao tonight and the first degree and afterward a fine
.
tomorrow night to which everyone is banquet was served In the banquet CHEAT WRESTLING
BOUT
TONIGHT
invited. The dinner will be from 0:00 room o f the lodge.
A T THE PRINCESS
to 8:30 and the price Is one dollar per •
. •
The many friends o f Prof. W. L.
plate.
Sanford’s sport-loving public} will
Harvey are glad to. see him back in
That Million Dollar Band hero next the music business In Sanford again. \>c treated to one o f the finest pro
week starting in on Saturday will not He will be associated with II. L. grams o f wrestling and boxing to
be so bad for the business o f this city. Gibson in the phonograph nnd piano night nfc- tho Princess Theatre when
It should attract tho Christmas shop business and as Mr. Harvey has many Billy Hoffmann, the Pride of Sanford,
pers, from ail sections and mako the friends all over this section 1 tho meets Jimmie Pierson, the % h t week from Christmas to New Year's success o f the new firm is an ired. henvy w eight chnmplon on the local
nint Id a handicap match.
■one big week.
Aside from being a piano sal. ¡man,
Jimmie Pierson agrees to pin Billy
and tuner, Prof. Harvey is n fine
The Sanford merenartts are ar
Hoffmann to tho mat twice in 60
musician and knows whereof he
ranging some mighty pretty window
minutes and from all accounts this Is
speaks when he talks about a musi
displays and our special correspond
some ngreement.
ent will make the round on Friday cal Instrument.Tho boxing bout Is to see two very
and try to get n description o f them.
clever exponents o f tho manly art
The man who never looks up la a
Show windows and advertising In the
o f setf-defense show their
wares
rank
failure when It comes to lifting
Dally Herald will sell the goods.
when Frankie Howard, o f Cleveland,
up.
nnd Young Bennie Lconnrd, o f Jack
sonville, meet in their six-round en
counter.
Arranged for
Herald Readers
NO. 768 WINS CEDAR CHEST.
NO. S328 WINS OLD IVORY ROCKER.
NO. 9859 WINS ELECTRIC PARLOR LAMP.
NO. 6519 WINS 510.00 GOLD PIECE,
NO. 6215 WINS 55.00 GOLD PIECE.
The drawing for these prises took plaee at our store Satarday night
at 8:30 and was conducted by Judge E. P. Housholder, assisted by a boy,
blind-folded, sleeted from the large crowd that was present end fo r the
benefit of the holders of these coupons that were not present we publlah
the above winning numbers.
Up until the time this paper goes to press there are still two prises
that have not been claimed. Look your numbers over and If you hold the
lucky number, come get your prise. The two prises left are the Lamp
and the $5.00 gold piece.
Mr. A. D. Mahoney held both number 768 and 3328, therefore getting
both the Cedar Chest and Roeker.
Sir. Ernest Gormely held No. 6519 and won the 510.00 Gold Piece.
Mr. John D. Jinklns made the la*gcst Individual purchase and won the
Leather; Hand Bag.
Mrs. C. L. Goodhue purchased the largest number of articles and won
the Umbrella.
Flat Feet Treatment aueceKim.
War experience* have chunked our
views about flat feet. It was ut one
time n.««tnne<l that Individuals no afMated were destined to lead sedentary
lives, and tlmt they were disqualified
from partaking In vocntlonR requiring
the constant use of the feet, surii as
military service. This erroneous Idea
Is *1111 universal In Europe and to n
large extent In America. It la In
weak feet that the hones of the arch
drop to the ground, the muscles and
IlKuments being so wenk nnd- dabby
that they cannot hold up the arch
hones. After a series of treatments
In the most chronic cases, the pro
lapsed bones will gradually rise until
they reach their normal height.
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You C a n t M ake
H a y Without Sunshine
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
Reserve Your Resources
“ Flivver" Airplanes.
Front time to time a photograph ap
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
pears, depleting a new nlrptanc of com
pact dimensions and equipped with n
W h y not make some real “ H A Y ” in the SUN
low-power engine. Kuril ulrplunc* are
SHINE by starting a check account with usgenerally hulled us “ everybody's" air
photo anil the coming “ flivvers" of the
Build up your credit that, you may be able to
air. Vet mi examination of these ma
master difficult problems.
chine* soon discloses the fact thnt
they are of little practical value. They
,iru too Hiuall to tie steady In flight,
too low-powered to fly under moder
ately adverse conditions,.too flimsy to
COX’S BROTHER
last long mid. taking It all in nil. ab
TIN-CAN TOURIST solutely worthies» for serloti» work of
any kind. They should generally he
Arriving in the city Monduy even treuted as novelties, except In rare
ing by way of the auto route nnd Instances.—Selentlllc American.
camping at DcSoto Park, enjoying
the hospitality o f the Tin Can Tour
TO PIANO OWNERS
ists* club, is no less a personage than
Wm. Cox, a brother to the Democrat
Owing to an unusual volumo o f
ic nominee for president. Mr. Cox Is business on the East Coast my De
Practically all the packing houses
Tho Flagler memorial features o f
about 50 and made the trip from Day- cember visit will bo delayed soveral in Polk county nre now open nnd do the Palm Fete celebration at Miami,
ton with his family in *a largo tour weeks.— "Mack the piano tuner.”
ing business. Fruit is beginning to will be ono o f the most important
ing car, especially fitted for camping
¡•move
in greater quantities and will days of the entire week, as it VIU
215-3tc
purposes. Mr. Cox is delighted with
Soon be moving at an average winter be largely a memorial U honor o f
the Florida atmosphere nnd especial
Henry M. Flagler, the great builder
Clermont board o f trade has organ speed.
ly with tho warm welcome received. ized itself Into a building committeo
and developer.
They expect to remain In tho city fo r tho purpose o f pushing
tho
Look ,over tho elegant new line o f
fo r several weeks nnd arrived in tlmo building o f homes, many more being
The Horald Printing Co. haa ev
stationery at tho Herald office before
to help tho Tin Can Tourists cele needed than arc now available. Sev
buying your Christmas' gifts o f fin s erything In the office supply line that
brate the World Convention of Tin eral thousand dollnrs have been sub
stationery. W e have It in all sizes you ore needing. The price is right
Can Tourists. While visiting the var scribed by business men and board
and ell shades at very reasonable also. Let us fit you up with your
ious spots of interest in and around members.
■prices.
1stationery and office supplies.
the city they will maintain camping
headquarters at the
pnrk.— Tampa
Times.
¡ S e m i n o l e C o u n ty ß a n k
Sanford, Floritta -
Endura l ie
IS THE GIFT OP TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
BY THE UNCERTAINTY
OF THE
MONEY MARK
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A
APPEAL T (j YOUNG AND OLD
STRONG
ALIKE.
THERE
FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, YOUR
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
h o lid a y h e a d q u a r t e r s
fo r yo u
AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALW AYS
BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE THE STORE WHERE
YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS A T
CHRISTMAS
TIME OR AT AN Y TIME AN D AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A F E W
FOR
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS,
WE
SUGGESTIONS:
IDEAL
FIRELESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W A RE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS
AND CASSEROLES, PYREX
I A Home B a nL fo r Home Pco pi c
FIRE TODAY
An nlarnt o f fire called the depart
ment to the Presbyterian Manse to
day about two-thirty where It was
discovered that the roof was on fire,
supposedly from the chimney. A lnrgo
hole was burned in the roof before
tho department was called and they
soon extinguished it after arriving on
tho scene. Some damage was caused
to the furnishings by. smoko and wat
er.
Sanford Cash Grocery
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
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CRACKERS, pkg.................................
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GRANULATED SUGAR,
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Per P ou n d ______ - ____ _____ 1_____
eX vf
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WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
IRISH POTATOES,
'V
A T THE STAR THEATRE
TODAY
SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS,
Per Pound_______________
M AY ALLISON in
"TH E CHEATER"
Also TOPICS OF THE DAY
and " A CASn CUSTOMER,”
a Comedy
8 -LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
A COMPLETE LINE OF D AISY AND KING AIR RtH-ES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
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FOR THE KIDDIES
AS
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD “
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
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24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
See those new typewriters 0D
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at the Herald office. They are the
greatest machine in the market fo r
the price.
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
Per P o u n d _____________
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HEBE CREAM, Baby,
Hill Hardware Co.
Tho Herald bookkeeper, MUs Min
nie Baker, while on her way home
last night was knocked o ff the road
hy a ca r and badly bruised but is on
tho job today as usual. Drivers o f
cars should he mort careful especial
ly where the Herald Is concerned.
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HEBE CREAM, Tall,
Per Can
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3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can ...........
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O F THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1920
NUMBER 219
Methodist Conference Appointments
■
o f Ministers
•TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 14— The an- bio; Ortega circuit, H. Bartlett, supnual Florida Methodist conference ply; Phoenix Park and Anderson
came to a close at 0 o'clock last night Memorial, C. H. Part ridge, supply;
with reading o f the appointments of S t Augustine, F. J. Patterson; St.
mtnisters for the new church year by Joseph circuit, M. W. Spike, supply;
the presiding officer, Bishop W. A. South Jacksonville, II. Util; Starke,
Candler.
J- C. Diggs, superintendent nntl-SnThc
appointments
follow:
loon League, C. W. Crooke.
FIRST LIONS' CLUB IN THE
Bartow District
I
Miami District
STATE FORMED AT ORLANDO
C. F. Blackbuni, prcsiuing elder;
M. 11. Morton, presiding elder;
LANDÒ" Dec 14—The first Arcadia, W. C. Norton; Boca Grande, Bunnell, F. M. C. Eals; Delray and
Huh to be organized InFlorida A. H. Moore; Bartow, L. D. Howe; Boynton, J. C. Jones; Dania and OJus,
ust been formed here
It con- Bonita Springs, to be supplied by L. M. T. Bell; East Palatka and Kingsof eight charter member«, oU^D* GUtlcr. Bowlin,; Green, W. G. Ion, Wnlter Kln.rd; Fort An,IerJoIe
. . . ----- . h . h . . , . . n . Inin It 1Slrlckl«nd: Dixieland and
Myrtle L. B. Slmpaon, Fort Fiere., E. C.
The Siegel amendment, extending
, brothers and' sisters of aliens who
lT, become American citizens- the
tht to immigrate to this country,
ti pswed by lamost ns Inrge n maHanJreds of persons ill with distie are seeking to enter this coun-
Barnett; Jasper^ L( Monroe; Jennings circuit, R. A. Sewell; Lake City,
O. A. Trowor; Live Oak. W. A. Myres; Live Oak Mission, R. E. L. Fclsom; Melrose and Waldo, C. Sterling;
Gardner circuit, E. C. Cook; Newberry circuit, L. D. F.ldridgo; Reddick circuit, M. T. Bennett, supply;
Rochelle Mission, R. E. Buck; Wellborn circuit, Thomas Williams; White
Springs circuit, R. K. Rowol!, supply; Williston, R. A. Guy«
'""Jacksonville District
J. B. Rooney, presiding elder;
Brycevllle; J. E. Hnrtsfield; Callahan,
G. L. Bourn; Eastport Mission, F. W.
Cramer; Fomandinn and Chester,
Paul Kendall; Green Cove Spring?.
R. M. Williams; Hillard circuit, H. P.
Blocker, supply; Jacksonville First
Church nnd Parker street, K. B. Mitch
ell; Marvin, J. D. Murray; Riverside
Voted to Purchase Property
On Lake Front
(BJ Til* AiwfUtal
55T. PETERSBURG, Dec. 11.—P.ntarinns from five cities will
meet
here December 17th in what promises
to be one of the liveliest meetings
ever held in the state. Sessions will
be held at the Detroit hotel. A 100 AND .START BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING AT ONCE WITH BASIN
per cent attendance is expected. In
FOR BOATS
formation from Lakelnnd is to the ef
that that city will be fully represent
At the organization of the Rod and
ed.
Gun Club meeting held in the court
house last night 70 members had en
rolled their names as stock uoV«*rs
in the corporation. Tho Rod and Gun
Club hns been fostered by the ''13'*
Club who sent out renr.wIium s last
week and had set the figure at 100
members but ns it was near holiday
time nnd mnny of the prospective
members wero out of town they have
have not been seen and the meeting
last night looked like 150 members
will be enrolled by thei time the club
is ready to operate.
Col. G. W.
Knight, chnirmnn of the "13" Club
presided nt the meeting nnd stated
the object and then called for nn elec
<By T t i A o o c u u d P r « n )
tion of officers which resulted ns fol
PARIS, Dec. 14.—Two Greeks
low«:
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with passports for Lucerne, car
Dr. S. Pulcston, president;'Judge
rying bombs were arrested at Mi
E. F. Housholdcr, vice-president; W.
lan today. It Is belleTed they in
M. Hnyncs, secretary and treasurer.
tended assassinating former King
The following board of governors or
Constantine.
directors were elected:
Dade City, T. L. Z. Bnrr; Uunncllon,
R. C. Bower, Geo. W. Knight, F.
K. II- Koesnlinc; Elfcrs, M. E. Myers; AMOSKEAG MILLS
Eugene
Roumillat, A. R. Key, Ed
Inverness, M. R. Mycr, supply; U r - •
TODAY SnUT DOWN,
ward
Higgins
nnd G. D. Bishop.
»?<>, J- H. Daniel; Leesburg, II. F. •
REDUCE ALL WAGES
The governors were instructed to
Hnrris; Ocnln, C. W. White; Ozonn
( proceed with the organization and in
circuit, C. T. Howes, supply; Safety
corporation nnd as soon as this is ac
Harbor circuit, J. B. Reed, jr.; St. •
complished theworkofconstrtictionofp
Petersburg, W. J. Carpenter;' Semi- .
complished
tho work of construction
nolc, J. E. Lewis; Sutherland mis- ,
o
f
a
fine
building
and boat basin will
slon, G. F. Scott, B. T. Rape, super
be
begun
on
the
property recently
numernry; Tnrpon Springs, J. J.
purchased
o
f
J^
D.
Hood and for
Jon^sj Trilby, G. S. Bronk, supply;
Wildwood, A. B. Buck.
Southern College, R. H. Alderman,
president; Olin Bcggcss, professor;
E. M. Stanton, jr., professor.'
Orlando District.
I
GOVERNMENT
J. P. Hilbum, presiding elder;.
S UNAULb l y
basin and a fine club house will be
Apopka mission, W. C. Rogers; Avon
ZOUN'T INDEBTEDNESS criicic^ on
]a]<e shore for the
Park nnd DeSoto City, W. A. Fisher;
tv. ‘a«mcuT*4 Fm.)
, tourists and visitors and for a genet*Clermont nnd Montvcrde, John P.
GTON,
Dec.
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nl assembly nnd meeting place for
Gaines;* D cUnd, E. J. Gates; Enterpnrtmcnt estimates there home folks. This is one of the most
billion dollars outstanding’ Important moves that has been made
Although he avoided saying ao, the Colonel Harvey did not Indicate to
rwiory representative indicated this what degree thla proposal had been
ktilion hinged on whether a roduc- approved but he expressed hope that
ion in tax rate* was possible. He some such provision would be written
ilmielf believed no reduction could Into any world association sponsored
should be considered.
by the coming administration,
lint opposition to the move to r e - 1 The war referendum proposal haa
•stablish the war finance corporation been advanced many time« during th e!
n » means for relief of the farmers, peace treaty fight and several rcserf*» voiced on the floor of the séhate vations embodying it wfcre Introduced DISPATCH BAYS HE WILL ABDI
7 Sí
RcPul,Ncan, New Jer- in the senate. One of Ita leading a d -,
CATE IN FAVOR OF THE
j e ^ cw Jersey senator said vocatca has been William J. Bryan,
CROWN PRINCE
* , A Í T , wa' «“ ttlcletit invest- (Cohtinucd bn page six)
O f T V * i u M l i l t J P r M f.)
?*** capital for the expansion o f the
:' ~
frican export trade In fatm proÍA • • •*
PARIS, Dec. 14.—Constantine, will
not remain long on the Greek throne
says a Geneva dispatch, but will ab
,
** fflerely postponement of
dicate In favor of Crown I Prince
! ,nevit*ble day when the law of
George, .because It •is pointed out
W and demand must be rocogtireece will be In a critical situation
If opposed by the Great powers.
rh* »«"«»or has Just returned from
_Meeting at Chicago where an exinance corporation was organiz»IW.000,000 cnpltal. H? said
a tnovea were in the right dlrecj 0 " e P the "Ituatlon.
frring to the high cost o f livrough which thu country has
criticism of the national coal Indus- ]n the District o f Columbia Supreme
Lrfeent,y P*«»H he told' the sen- try with implied threat o f drastic leg- Court for Injunction restraining govBUENOS AIRES, Dec. 14.— Argenone hesitates to construct hosT a government agency for the illation by congress to meet the al- emment from intcrferrlng with the * ®,,K°4vfe^ m' n^
leged evil« of profiteering and apefu- proposed connection of tho company’s
4
"itted purpose of still farther hold
Istion, accompanied the report of the cable with the new cable line from
ill u f<K>d l>*c*ule Mine one also Senate Committee on production and Barbados.
»Jaw money otherwise.
reconstruction.
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"CoW profiteering, *e«pecUlly fol- GREEK KING LEAVES
uiata.'i ° « /
barometer cf lowing priority orders o f the ’Inter-j
FOR VENICE FOR
, . |, .Lha U Wpf supply and de.
TRIMPHIAL ENTRY
by
state fymmeree Commission, pentta-'
oni i ’d ^
11,0
arising usg unchecked by tfe* Deportment pf
7 »«rvan ce of |L"
(tr r u Atawuua rrv.i
Justice qnd is a national disgrace,"
¿ nl lf r ^ 5 « declared that if AmLUCERNE, Dec. 14.—Constantine
thq report paid. .
,.•..
Ined
4rtil,c,»l means, mainIt added "It ,!■ the duty pf the gov- and hU royal party left for Venice j
£ } hlKh Price* at a time when
eminent to take reasonable and prqe- today
- r .where
. - they
, - will ,board
.. a Greek
_
f>» tv« A««MUW4 rrw«.)
* UorM^ jk cl,ntn*
the rest pf ticpble stgps to!,remedy‘ eifity injury," warship for Phlaeton for the.triumPARIS, Dec. 14.— According to a
11 1■ .................
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P!«*“ .m w m »*■
Geneva dispatch, SehStoY Me'dill "Mewiti-r ^ 1^*1^ in a p<^it2on
PVltion where strong advocacy Of the government C11 o f mlnlstera and Prince George ac
Cormick declared "the League will be
orders ...
co-OpeWtlon
With
private business,
r Aniri1" 0"* d,fflcul6
K«tt oidara
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.............. company him
smothered 'b^ eloquence Of its memail
'.Jh3
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ataM
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jlm
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should go
e r s and a great deal too much) time
oriT.
Iev«l o f tha inittly
.
. . . ’to• mhkt'vrtiUr- - fill the
effort
Try a Herald Want Ad.— It paya.
¿pressed «jura."
i Post'Cards at the Herald office, lc, lost in uieleaa verbiage."
CONSTANTINE
WILL NOT
ST. PETERSBUHG PREPARES
TO GREET ROTARY MEMBERS
HARDING STILL
CONFERRING
rt- Sharp Criticism
n t l U U I H L U U U IIIU U S TO PUT COUNTRY
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ON PEACE TIME
.OTHERS WANT TO DISARM ALL
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OF THE NATIONS OF
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WORLD
i WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.— Refund______
( ing o f seven and one-half billions of
(Dr tv» a«kwuw4 Pr*M.)
government obligations falling due In
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—Sccre- the next two years and a half, and
tary' of the Navy Daniels before the the 'reduction o f taxes to the sum
house naval committee said the world needed for ordinary running expensconditlons o f "Chaos, disagrement and es of the government, was advocated
trouble," made the continuation of In the house today by Chairman Fordthe naval and air craft building by ney, of the ways and means committhe United States imperative.
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-------| Representative Fordney said he did
GENEVA,
Dec. 14v—Agreement not bfUfVe It was .possthlo to collect
among the powers to put an tmmedi- from the people sufficient funds to
ate'end (o the 'growth of armaments meet opefating. expenoea "and retire
was completed In the League o f tya- the maturing obligations, including
liana «Ian nMisHlaJ 4a
a mmam kla«
BHlI «mm asli^M'lM klaat»4i
NOTED FOOTBALL
PLAYER IS DEAD
Uon requesting President Wilson to
<*r Tk* A«nta¿U4 Fimi.)
open negotiations with Great Britain
SOUNTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 14^and Japan fo r an agreemnt to reduce
Geo, Gipp, Notrcdame football star
naval building program fifty per cent
died hero today.
for the next five years was Introduc
cd. In the senate, today by Senator
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Borah.
Office supplies at the
�THE 8 AN FORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECBMBB 13, 1920
od the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1016}
hat filed Raid certificate in my of
fice, ar.d haa made apjflleatlan for
tax deed to isiue in accordance with
law. Said certificate embraces the
Ifollowing described property situated
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Under Crimson Skies
Also “ CLEVER CUBS” a Comedy
"
COM ING— Geraldine Farrar In ** The Riddle-—Woman", WMliara
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G a le " "Huckleberry F inn " " Humoresque
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in “ WEST IS WEST
Also a COMEDY
SALM ON HAD T R A V ELED FAR
faggina would be a
for sporulation. Tli
Fish •‘Tagged'* at Point Partrldgs
: Washington, In 191«, Taken In
Watore «00 M lle /W a n t
—
The Canadian department of innrln<
and flsherlca haa notified the burenu ol
fisheries of the United States Depart
ment of Commerce of the capture Ir
the Skeena river. British Columbia, ir
mon »earing an aluminum button oi
with tho letters *T1. F.rt stamped
-■<J!t one side and the number ,‘ 10n,• on
the other. An examination of the bu•iran'a records shows that the tag Ir
-'.question, bile of a special aeries etnployed In connection with an liiyystb
gation of fife rate and route of mlcra
tlon of the sockeye salmon In the Fra
aer river-Puget sound region, was atU c lfc d jo a fish at Point Partridge
Wnitbey Island, Wash.. On August 13
10ia It Is now evident thntrtlic fistwas a clilnook salmon tagged by mis
: The fact that a Chinook MUimu
should bo caught In a shore trap fai
from tho sea two years after the flsk
*1 attained the spawning condition Is In.
' -foresting and suggestive, and the wnn
dering« of this, flsh before and pflej
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IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT
B y THE UNCERTAINTY
OF THE MOI^ET MARK
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A
STRONG:
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OL'D
THERE,
ALIKE.
FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR:
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
FOI*. YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALWAYS:
BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE STO^E WHERE
VOU CAN ilUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT
CHRISTMAS.
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A FEW
FOR
IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS,
WE
SUGGESTIONS:
IDEAL
FIRELESS:
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREK
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES*^AND CARAFES, AND
A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RI
FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,.
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE.
LINE 'OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST. AS
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD r
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
Unless said certificates shall be re
deemed according to law, tax deed
will issue thereon on the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1921.
, '
Witness my official signature and
«cal' this the 13th day of December,
A. D. 1920.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS, '
- Clerk Circuit'Court,
Seminole County, Fla.
Also Tax Certificate No. 416, dat- 215-6lc.
By V. E. Douglass, D. C.
RULE
We wish to announce that the Ford Motor Co. has lifted all territorial restrictions
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Our Prices on the Various Types of Cars Are as Follows:
TOURING CAR WITH
COUPE WITH STARTER AND
STARTER ...................
DEMOUNTABLE WHEELS . . .
ROADSTER WITH
LIGHT TRUCK CHASSIS
STARTER ............
WITHOUT STARTER . . .
SEDAN WITH STARTER AND
LIGHT TRUCK CHASSIS WITH
STARTER . . . i r ...........................
DEMOUNTABLE WHEELS . .
WORM DRIVE TON TRUCK CHASSIS (without,
starter), demountable wheels and
pneumatic tires ________________ ;__
€
WORM DRIVE TON TRUCK CHASSIS (with starter)
demountable wheels and pnenmatfflH A i
Jk g
I* tire. ................... , ..........................9 7 U L 1 S
FORDSON
A A y | A
TRAUTOR ............................................ 0 5 4 U a D J
Above prices are f. o. b. Sanford
and 'inelùde freight and .war tax.
ED W AR D HIGGINS,
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31 O to 312 East First Street
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Authorized Deafer
Phone 331
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Notice of Application for Tax D«t.J
UnScrr Section !»75*of the Gem*
era! Statute!.
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Notice is hereby given that D. D.
Daniel, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 176, dated the 6th day of July,
A. D. 1914, has filed said certificate
in my office, and has made afflllication for tax deed to issue in accord
ance with law. Said certificate em
braces the following described prop
erty situated in Seminole County,
Florida ,to-wit: S 15 acres o f SB
1-4 o f SW 1-4 o f Sec. 11, Twp. 21 S.,
Rgc. 31 E. The said land being as
sessed at the date of the issuance of
such certificate in the name of Mrs.
L. G. Starbuck.
Also Tax Certificate No. 423, dat-
f
0 120 S, Rge. 32 E., 40 acres more or
33 less. The said land being* assessed a t
; ; ths date of the issuance of such cejrJ ; tificatq in the name of J. II. Brice. *
*;
Also Tax Certificate No. 186, dat« jsled the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1014,
3 i|has fited said certificate ip my of31 fico, and has made application for
; ; tax deed to issue in accordance with
<> law.. •Said certificate embraces the
33 following described property situat33 cd In Seminofe county, Florida, to;;!w it : SW 1-4 of See. 16. Twp. 20 S.,
<* R. 32 E, ICO acres more or less. The
33 said land being assessed at the date
JI o f the issuance o f suerr certificate in
; | the name of R. D. VandcCarr.
11
Also Tax Certificate No. 389, datj ; cd the 3rd day of July, A. ,D. 1910,
33 has filed said certificate in my of33 flee, and has made application for
j | tax deed to issue in accordance with
*; law. Said certificate embraces the
«► following described property sltunt33 cd in Seminole County, Florida, to
; : wit: SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of NW 1-4
- * of Sec. 20, Twp. 21 S., R. 32 E., 10
♦ acres moro oriess. The said land bc— Ing assessed at the dato of the issu6, ance of such certificate In the name
f. o f Unknown.
sr
Also Tax Certificate No. 413, datth cd the 6th day of July, A. D. 1915,
to hns filed said certificate in my of
t- ficc, and haa made application for
o- tax deed to issue in accordance with
«•.law. Said certificate embraces the
j following described property situated
in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt:
NE 1-4 (lees SE 1-4) and NW 1-4,
and SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 8, Twp.
20 S, Rgc. 32 E, (less W 1-2 o f NW
1-4 of NW 1-4, and less W 12 acres
of E 1-2 of NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4). The.
said land being assessed at the date’
of the issuance of such certificate in
the name of J. H. Brice.
ELMO LINCOLN in
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1 9 »
BROTHERHOOD OP ST.
'
ANDREW BANQUET
At Pariah House was held last
Sunday, Dec. 4th. After the ban, quet there were speeches and a gen*
era! good time. Then the sendee o f
the Brotherhood was held which made
¡ail those who had been probationary
MISS KATHRYN WILKBY. Editor.
Phone 418
|members throughout the year, real
interested and will wish them much « C 01» 1, members. Tables decorated
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
happinee*.
Jwilh
ribbons, cut flowers, ferns.
WEEK
j Immediately after thè
the ceremony, ***; Dinner serred in old E
English
arranged In
, Mr. and U n . Donegan left for polnU ■Jr**- Th* uble
arrang
Social Department o f the Woman'¡’• W e s t.
After January 18, 1921, they “ * **“ P* o f a *T* wìth a. whole
'
.
.
. . . . !
—J.k
. . . t . I.
Club, Bridge and Shower for tha will be at home to their friends i t roasted pig with an apple In his
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mouth,
at
each
end.
Children's Home Society,, Mrs. I Orlando, Fla.—Reporter-Star.
I Thirty-fire members present. BeauDarid Caldwell, hostess.
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tiful flowers furnished by one o t, the
The Club of The Nine Semlnolea' DR. WALKER HAS BEEN
RETURNED TO SANFORD members, Mr. Stewart,
with Mrs. W. A. Lee.
TH IS “ A N G E L” WAS A K ITE
But Superstitious Railroad Man Who
Shot It Down Was Certainly
Scared for a Tima.
"The shooting." says a Texas mao.
“occurred some years ago on the Pan
handle branch of the 8anta Fe, and
the hero of the tale was a superstitious
engineer who believed In “warnings.*
“One night be was rolling along at
a good speed, when be saw a dear,
white light, like a wtU-o'-tho-wlsp,
dancing over the track a few hundred
feet In front. He shut off steam and
came to a stop as quickly as he could.
The conductor and train crew came
running or, to the engine to aee what
waa the matter.
“ There Is some one swinging a lan
tern across the track.' aatd the engi
neer. and the crew went ahead to InThe best news that the Sanford ADDRESS YOUR MAIL PLAINLY Test! gate.
Welfare Department of the Wom
, people hare heard today is that Dr. t
T'W r can't And anyone/ reported
an*?
Mr*. Charles Fedder entertains a t ' s - w - ta lk e r has been returned to
Postmaster Elder earnestly re- the rear brakeman. and the engineer
Bridge
*tbe Sanford church for another year quess that business houses and oth- pulled out again, but ho went slowly,
hsrsday__
,
’ by tbe Methodist conference In meet- ers mailing letters to any person or and In a few minutes stopped again.
Erery Week Bridge Club with Mrs. in* “ Tallahassee. There was but T*nons *s the case may be, in the The crew went ahead once more te
see what was the cause of the light.
Forest Lake.
•^
doubt about hts being returned city, address specifically, either by
The conductor, who was a rood shot,
Merrie Matrons Club with Mrs.
00151
*or bis being taken giving jiostoffice bos/ number or drew hts reToIrer. and at Ms second
away
was
that
he
was slated for sct - street number. This will materially shot there was a crash, a scream, and
Harry Heeren.
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; era! positions higher up but the San- assist In effecting prompt delivery of the light went out. and something
Judge and Mrs. EL F. Iloasholdcr ford people, Methodists and every (*ueh mail and will be very much ap-jwhite came fluttering down from tbo
and Mr. and Mrs- Billy Hill motored other denomlnations, would not listen 'predated not only by the postoffice clouds.
to Jacksonville Monday and will re- to Dr. Walker going away just when .force but by the addressees o f said
“The engineer was scared. ‘You've
shot an anrel. sure/ he said to tha
turn this evening.
I
! be had become entwined uj th e t mail as well.
conductor, with a face as pale as
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hearts of the people here and his com——---------------------death.
TH E MONDAY AFTERNOON
i ing back to us is greeted with enthuNEW ROAD SIGNS
“ Investigation brought out tbe"fact
BRIDGE CLUB.
siasm all over the city. Mrs. Walk-}
that a small boy. with a lantern tied
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club er, who has been very ill fSr
C o ^ m e ^ L ^ t e n o u t ^ t e ^ p le o ! j
*»* tall o f a kite, was the c a n « of
met with Mia- Braxton Perkins at usys is improving today and this is ^
|iKnj fop U4< on ^
tbe trouble: but for i long time It
be
herhom e on Magnoha avenue
Bridge was played at two tables by
members o f the chib and the following
Mr*. M. S.
• substitutes
«
gins. Miss Mable Bowler and Mrs.
S. M. Lloyd. The prise for high
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,
score, an embroidered apron, waa won
by Mr*. A. B. Wallace.
Deltcioufi refreshments, consisting
o f an Ice course, were served at the
close o f the game.
to .¡hV
*
ne.Rdi principal highways leading into and L ?*?« *** ' “ f T t ? *° **
o f the Walker family here and else__ ^ , 7
.
Jr
,
‘»hooting angels/"
where. Dr. Walker had the mlsfor***“ '
» » - to lo -
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HIGH P LAC E FO R LEW 'S CA“
And your thought? turning to gift* and something for
friends, Tor family, for "come one somewhere. What a
wonderful Idea that
Christmas Savings
In our Bank has become and how fine it* is now for those
who had a Christmas Seringa Account with us this year
to come in now and get their money for gifts or for some
good cause.
To you today and start you o ff with a Christmas Savings Account for next year. Aak your neighbor who has
one and then talk it over with—
TH E PEOPLES BANK
Ci*SS/F.l6 D X P $
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less tkaa
cent», and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Caik
most accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
him by the Elks o f West \ trgmia
F
f
placed, as they will be, at the promlwhen the burglar broke into his home
Was Instrumental In Setting Up Amer.
. cent intersection of roads, will be of,
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,
the other night and as a mark of t h e __ ,
, A_
_. .
Icon Farm of Government In
,
vast aid to motorists and should be
Western Territories.
FOR RENT
esteem in which he is held by hts con- _____ . . . . . ,
,
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pprrcut<^
by
the
traveling
public—
gregation a collection was made up
E^OR RENT—One nicely burnished
Eustis Lake Region.
“ Those who pushed the frontier west
in a few minutes on Monday morning
room, 320 Oak Ave. Phone 303-J.
ward were themselves the products of
and a fine new watch given to him.
School bonds have recently been frontier conditions^" says William B. \_____________________________ nerIt is this Spirit that rn.Ve* churches
#t a ^
priet ^ Lake Worth! Shaw in the American Review of R e-, FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnUh
“Such a leader was Lewis
T°
™ J ! £ L 0R ° F |knd
the pastor and hU fam ily.
Joon
^
^ stxrted on (
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311^ R u g
native o f New Hampshire, Avenue.
Mr aid MrsA F o r o ^ í i k c
of ^
U“ t * * *
^
fa * *
hl*h * hocl bonding^ the! ^
' out as a youth to the settle- FOR RENT—One nicely furnis hed
Sanford, have issued invitations* to a
if
tk* “ « t o that were soon to be organ lied
room for one or two gentlemen or
.opening c f the next term, in Septera- ( into the state o f Ohio, took part In nice couple. Can have use of garage.
DAYS ARE HERB.
; „ r 1MI. T V b o ^ t a .
«1 .J
lawmaking there, served as a volun- phone 03 for particular*.
20$-tfc
FOR SALE
Bureau Scarfs, Table Corers, as4
Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A K10.
21Witt
; Box Fruit—Mixed, boxes fr&
packed to order. Parcel Post bom
k.nd , Cirtoons *
Kandy Kitchen.
*t**M tj. Wstefi
213-tfc
Braclet Watches, Electric Lampi,
;SjnoUnjr Sets, Caaserole and other
♦ u u v. .v
« v rr
o; a .
m , - a m« . L ^
dw
“ u
^ S T ^ S r 'S
tor rent—
week from her college in the North, rived in the city and wiU spend tbe
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lory, and for many year» <m. engaged
for housekeeping, call beicre 8
— A-Kanner, Sanford aie. .16-lik
"This dance Is to be held at the Valdes winter here as is their custom. Mr.Tfc| International Corrrsoondenre
,adifficult ra«k of »etTinr np an 1 m. or
after five p. m. Phone 31S-W. ; F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-Oa
es the night c f the 22nd, and as many Day is one of the largest manufac- Schools are right now training over 1A fr ic a n form of government in re214-6tp J 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford At*
Orlando young people are tocluded turer* of chemicals in the north and 0r.e hundred thousand people for bet-1
tromUNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET - ' W*lking dUUnc< 40 citT‘ Tw ^
w t o M M * — - L . - L ! . 1____ _
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...
.
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'H P V U Q f f B f 9 l
r n m * » r P w n U w mv*A n «
i
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.to t v M U t ìc n ID», t v .tó ttm ra t
hU V » to M M r ft« V t f « u t portion, uxl » t o r i « . Htnr . V » t .
' V i , ' ! , or ~ . a l i / s t a x i r r o o n " » , '' ' ™ " </ " * ' r “ I Dm A" ' T"
V « to J » « t « p . 1 to t v . m s « . m«t)r yw rs t i j V *a coctto, to S w - j « ; G .t fa t . « k - i t h Mr. F « r i « . I . Cn¡Irt
- « L r ^ 2 T m3 7 . i « * 1 « . » « i » 0
"P -tU lf, »25 L“
7 ? * 'ï
“ !>
ford over this
e^ent It if planned ford to visit his old friend John Rus- ton,local
, ■- diplomat
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« m first floor, tvaS t Make offer. B. T.
representative.
Lincoln j ran. a member o f cabinets.'a
to «na$30; one «room
|20; twn
two from
that most o f the girls and boy* here sell and be here with his fine yachtHouse,
21$-5tp and an cn»ucee«<ul aspirant for the rooms, first floor, |30. One large , ° rej/ 0^Te,ri 175 **' .
^
who are going shall go by *r*os, and where he can have all the pleasure
_
208-1rao-p
presldencv may hare partially Minded room partly furnished. Consult J. 3 Angeles, .Calif. ___________________
Mr.
and Mr*.
J., N. Brrdshaw will
\ — ----- between Fort Pierce _us f»> rhe really Important servire* that Clark, Rutledge StaUon or Route A, ‘ A- Kanner has a big line of boti.
. of boating
- and fishing
- and hunting., —
chaperone as man vas their car can Mr*. Day is jesi as fond o f the out- ^
West Palm Beach will he oDent.
rendered to rbe r!<wer period of Box 195, Sanford, Fla.
215-5tp
P>«i3, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 21J216-lite
“ T 7^
W . « Mr. Dry ,r d » . tV t «
^
by R ^ f E bV ^
FOR RENT—Double flat,
eight 215 Sanford Ave.
rooms
and
bath,
i
31.
J.
Bradford's
Mattress
Factory,
.
Musson,
6011
funrtiems
^
v*** ^
î° f
T ! Wf ! U
* fourteen-passenger bus foreseen th? «ra in that wa* to be pQt
functions planned in honor o f Miss have more c f their kind. The Heraldtfittrd tor that mtrpcae.
, o0 tbe »rate» c i « : - !
of the old Palmetto àTe.
215-Stp 5th street and Cypress ave. 21(M(y,
Lake, her home-coming will be made long ago named Mr. and Mrs. Day the
I Northwest t«Ttt"ry caa**d by the at- FOR RENT—Garage.
Apply 806
Slohawk Sheets, 81x90, VT~
a very merry one.— Rfjwrter-Star.
, “ Happy Days" for .they are always in
Gecrge Fox can take care o f your f*“ !4* to absorb v*«r pr>pulatlous of
Magnolia.
215-3tp — A. Kanner, Sanford
<•
*x*
the best o f humor and meet the world orders for express- shipments of tw>rTh“rn European blool into the cltl550.
•: lite
LOST
MR5- SIMPSON AND MR. DONE- each day with a smile and a pleasant Christmas oranges. Get hi +~>rb I
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.
.
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“Lewi*
Cass
lived
to
see
great
arGAN WED.
word for everyone. A hundred more
LOST OB STRAYED—One red pig, I
boxes o f ormngeiat U
: dies recruited among those newly
Mrs. Bessie Bryan Simpson and such “ Days’V would be fine for San=
4
months
old.
If
found
notify
E.
:~
GW‘
Spencer,
Phone 400. 20%18t?
made Americans to fight for the Cnloa
FOR SALE—No- 5 Underwood type
Mr. Arthur E. Donegan annotmee ford. Mr. Day has also ¡coked kind- $ n a p s ! S n a p s !
S n aps!
the principle* o f nationality whlrt B. Randall, J r, 825 First Street,”
their mamage on December 12 , 1920, ly upon the winter vegetaole business
1
I he r
. a himself
>.<-----^ defended
.. .
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,<v
191-tfc | writer, A-l condition, f65.—Stnhad
throughout
at St. John's Episcopal church. Kis- and recently purchased the Leach
What Are Snaps?
his career.*
, rtt_
“
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, I . ford Truck Growers.
216-tfe
LOST—Brown eameo pm, circlod with —------------ -— __ _________________aimmee. Fla., the Rev. I . II. Kirkby place oa the west side and has a fine
Ask
™ t! Ju,t received a new shipment cl
pearls. Lost
Lost somewhere
somewhere oq
on n
First
officiating . While the wedding was crop on it.
First Payment of Rtftl
street.
Return
to
703
Oak.
Reward.
W- E- Douglas Shoe*. Men’s, LaArf
S TEW A R T
It would he
a very quiet one, with only a few rel—
exact ree
Mrs.
CF.
Marshall.
216-5tc
“
d ChUdren'» shoes at reduced pno
TMK PLOR1ST
erf- of
ls said
stives
friends present, their What the average man needs i s '
.
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—
5
-------------es.—Kanner’s
Store, Sanford Avert*.
that
cqoered LOST—Since Nov. 29th, from my j
*
21M*tr
friends throughout the state will be somebody to make him do the best Phone 260
ports
parceled
borne 'on Orlando road, one Lewout to chiefs, lieutenants and private «
« it e r Suitable reward for in FOR SALE—A few yard turkiJV
soldiers. In return tbe holders of the
3 ^
nice and fat, 50c tb.—G. W. Spen
lands promised military service when formation leading to recovery of this cer. Phone 400.
216-ft
dog.—M.
E.
Smith,
R.
No.
A,
Box
needed. Some c f the land was given
212
5
tp
H
O
U
N
D
E
ig
h
t~
w
e
11
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trained,
wtf
to favorites, who were allowed to pay 213.
bred
hounds.—S.
E.
Broyn,
M«to tsouey instead o f nerrlce. and tho LOST—Jersey cow with a chain 1
216-3?
system w*s established. Real was
round her neck with a round b e ll'^ * ’ ^ ^ » Boute 4.
certainly known In the days that Rome on, has a fine ring, not very loud, and
Old Line Legal Reserve Life !►
fioertshed. there being Latto came*
cow
has
been
dehorned,
not
vejy
large
»urance
Company wishes ial«ntti
for rent under tong leasehold tenure;
»nd
has
a
dark
shaded
face
and
some
*Rd
agents
for Sanford and adj«*neat of a farm, ground rent, rent of
dark
stripes
over
body.
Finder
will
byt
territory.
Life, coramtreid,
state lands and the annual rent pay
able for the right :o the perpetual en please notify G. Alboa, Oviedo, Fla., health and accident, automobile,
joyment of anything bu2 t ou the sur- *cd receive reward, Box 9L 214-4tc cident policies, Cloverleaf' Life ^
face of the land.
m IAO^LLa S'E o L's
I
am
prepared
to take on a few —
Aneiwt Bit»*.
-------------- -------------Beautiful Minnehaha
Moccasins
tt
A Bto!. w o ^ t . EUateto U.4- = « «
ra| o= «r., eito,r m o rm « A
^
2IMS
doc. a Quakeress, printed to 1566. has or eight delivery. G. W. Spencer, ___.
--------- ------------ -been discovered In the P-»t? The Had- •Phoo-t 400.
" f .M n FOR SALE— Dodge touring ear, 1»«
Good condition and
dew Bible Is sixteen years older than
C arpets and R ags W ashed
1I... model.
.
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the Reims Testament sometimes
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__right on the fioos with the Hamilton ,rM’ oti*
"Robert
spoken of as “the oldest B ale* The
Itoddou Bate Is an authenUe “Great" Dcach Electric Carpet Washer. Re- — ---------------------------------------- — r*
Rale. It is » >«-» m “Treacle“ Blbte.
Bible. ,torw colors, kills all moth and dis- Kandy—Peanut Brittle Satuiw
Cover-dale, the translator, rendering ease germs. For estimate or demon- »pecial, 30c IK
Water's
“ The Propfcecye of Jeremy«.* gat« strmtion phone 560 or drop card to Kitchen,
the readtog T am bevy and abafhed; Electric Carpet Washer, Route
F0B SALE—L. C. Smith No- 8 ¡«
Is there *> triad« at Gylyad.* This 206, Sanford, Fla.
p
good condition. Se« B. T. Stabak*
to the King Ji
ROOM AND BOARD, f l l per week, -er i«* j
»_
reads *ha!m te GHead.“
109 East Pint street, over Union1<r* 116 L,3T*1 A t*‘
The Hadden Stole 1« Indeed “Great.“
Pharmacy._________________________ PIGS FOR SALE—W. H. Allen. Q “
It weighs IS pounds, and Its dtownPRACTICAL
NURSE, care of the
Monroe. Fla.
itoes are: T W tto e a 4 \ tnctaa:
^JSS'
width. 10\ tuches. length. Id1» teches.
*
, FOR SALE—Army tents in good c*Wa n t e d
:
; dition, fSO to HO.—A. C._T»aa*f.
WANTED—Team work. InquÈfe~ïf 303 E* Magnolia, LaktUni, FU. __
Few Da M uds Walk***.
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
189^0tp ; _____________________________
F a tto rie s of 3siahtad~» am bularioos,
ta ctarttng young ch ild ren and old per- WASTED—Hanse er apartment o f S ! Beantifti ateorbaent af
sees, and taking to ts coestdenrioa
or 4 roams. aafarwisWd. far m aajftb|ria for gifts st greatly K **”
the fa ts th at now adays th ere are the and wife with two school children. •pricea.—A. Kanner.
f ^ —•
and th e facu lties to rid*
and walk teso than our fore- Best of references. See er write. G. ! Buy your post cards at the K<r1“
B. S , Job dept. Herald office. dL-tf_ office. Beautiful view», le « S —
tetters did. shew that a fair e s tim a :«___________________________________
cf the average distance walked du?-; WANT—To place local agency with T O R SALE—Two story 8
is* the 24 honra by the nets, wntnen j right party, pays from two to
Hoa*« ■»*
A bargaia. AT
and children ef emrteental Calí**!
îv 4Ö2 Ganford ave. ani Fedri» *
Sure* **«rs to be four sÆes. The
a>l the policeman aid the
ie iw c x ir boy
far vaorr =*>»
risa four. so dees 'd* farse?, though
the to* o f the tractor tas cakes w*ae
•Í tie borica c f agricniriral woct cff
—Detroit News.
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�DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1920
¿UdU
■’■ -ti—
“LOOK OLDER THAN LONDON
Many American Cltlse Suggest Age
•ni Permanence, , taye C. V.
Lucaa, VI altar Pram Europe.
Heaters.
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Gas Stoves
Ranges
National Madza Lamps
For several month* paat The^Children’a Hbrad Society o f Florida which
la’ doing’ A-»tatorirlde and undenomlnational work- fo r the orphan, and
holbeleti children- o f the entire state
providing f o f OVER TWELVE HUNDRED auch children EACH YEAR,
has fbund it exceedingly difficult to
flod good family homes for its home
less children, especially children from
SIX to FIFTEEN years.of age. As
a result its receiving home in Jack
sonville; is crowded to ita utmost ca
pacity, children aleeping two on a
little cot in many cases.
The question therefore arises: Arc
Looking back on It 1)11. 1 realize
tbat America never atruck me ea a
new country, although ,IU Inhnbltanta
often seemed to b6 a new people,
writes E. V. Luca a In the Outlook,
The cities art more mature than the
citizens. New'York, Chicago, Boston,
place out cnildren as SERVANTS or Philadelphia, Washington —all haTt an
hired hands. We want our children air of pcrmiinence and age. Tha build
ings, even when moat fantastic, sug
to be Industrious, but they are
gest Indlgenoutneu or at le^st sta
CHILDREN and cannot be expected bility; nor would the presence of
to do an ADULT'S WORK. All we more ancient structures Increase this
want is homes o f good moral charac^ effect.
To the eye of the ordinary English
tir with sufficient income to give a
child comfortable caro and at least a man, accustomed to work lu'what we
grammar school education. • Surely call the city, U) Fleet street. In thu
Htrand, In Plccndllly or In Oxford
there must still be some folks in
street, New York would not appear
Florida who Will give a child a fair to ho a younger plnce than London,
chance, and love ‘ and care and op- nnd Boston might easily strike him
portunity.
ns older. Nor Is London more than
Please Clink the matter over care a little older, except In spots, such im
fully and write ouf State Superint Iho Tower, nnd the Temple nnd the
endent, Marcus C. * Fagg, 428 SL Abbey nnd Mint Utile Tudor row In
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volta
—
OILLON&FRY
LEARNED SECRET OF INDIANS
115 Magnolia Ave.
Ooy'n Chance Discovery Revealed How
Aborigines Constructed Their
Done Arrcw Heads.
fY*hltig, tm rnlnrut niiihn.’ity In
muti th iierinlnliig u» the liitl'iimt, bn*
fold -I« how. ns n hoy. he Immisi the
wot IniHnii.« limile Meli- Hint uirnw
boitil«.
Ile liuti iiiienrMied n heaiiMhil hnrJ'imii of hone, lie l"td II tooMihrusb
alili him, rmil Ihr hone hiiiufh* nf Mils
he ( hojipeil off nnd ground down on n
piee^ nf snuditone •«* umbo n hnrtwwn
of Id* own; hut he could not grind
Mich clean-cut barbs ns those of the
From the Foundation
The liny then took Ills lllnt-inntles
nnd chip* nnd set in work with them.
The li nt cut Mm hones nuuy, hut left
the work rough. Then accidentally
he mud* n discovery, for no sootier
tuid he begun to ruh the hone traitswisely mi the Hint Minn Iho bone cut
Mu Hint .nwny. ’ Not Jnggedly, ns bis
bnmmeoslouc would hnvo elilppeil It.
Inn in lung. cnritftuiniisly narrow stirfine ’ ft.rrnws wherever the edge
on* enught In the hone at n cettnln
tingle. .
He never fln'idied Mint liuntooii. He
turned It about nnd used It ns art ar
row cutter, by lying it to n little rod
of wood .with n shoestring. lie laid
found out bow the Indians tuude ar
row heads.
Quality-Servicd—Price
Phohe 66
We Guarantee All
Battery Repairs
E«ry Rettery repair we make Is
t**rsnteed for six months. W* are
•W* to do this' because la repairing
•ay nuke of battery we are licensed
U eie patented -features which hive
*»4e Vesta batteries famous.
t* A. RENAUD, Prop.
there no'•more childlesd homes In
Florida? Are there no families, who
have one child who want’ another to
bo a little brother or sister? Art
there no more generous hearted peo
ple In the state! who will perform the
greatest service that can be perform
ed on earth—that of giving a good
Dome'to one or more homeless chil
dren?
*
’
There is no difficulty in finding
plenty‘ o f homes fo r wee babies and
children, up to five years of age but
above that age lb seems hard to find
fetks who will take children and give
theriF a* square deal. WE - DO NOT
James Bldg., Jacksonville, and secure
full particulars In regard to the mat
ter, and give some child or children
a permanent place in your home for
Christmas or New Year's. You wil
never regret it.
The above ia a picture of just a
small part o f the big family of
HOMELESS CHILDREN at the re
ceiving Home 6f the Children's Home
Society o f Florida Wt Jacksonville. No
finer, sweeter, brighter' ot more lovable children can’ be fbund anywhere
on earth. Try one or .two and see
Pbose 189
Blood Preoaore— Neuritis
The "Logical ’Treatment**
Tor M a r i/Ir tfiC n n i'
fcftbrsU
t Public Auction
MllcH' Cows àrie
NOW m a k in g
Daily
Hr™ PO U N D .
■’s Kan*y Kitchen
f.N93
THREE - UNIT - MACHINE'
-*ïZ^7Lt’.
Everything Electrical
Expert In s ta lla tio n an d
R e p a irW o rk
Diilj Service
WU 1 1 « lb*.
Universal
Keyboard
Ruling Device
Tabulator
llolhorn, nil separated by vast tracts
of modernity.
Indeed, I would nlm«**t go further
nnd Hiy Mint London sets* up tin II-
2f to 300 Walt in 110 Volts.
—
our
Sanford
Possesses every essential feature of largcr, heavier and more costly .typewriters.
Three unit machine: base, carriage and action. Many troublesome parts eliminated.
The machine for both office and home.
Does the work of any typewriter fegardlcss
of cost.
For foreign languages, especially equipp
ed with from one to five dead keys—does
not enterfere with standard keyboard.
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nark Spacer
1
No*
- Paper
Fingers
90
i characters
lHall Rearing
Shi ft-Carriage
--------------- - MOLLE----------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET
And thnt must determine your choice o f a type
writer. You have no place for" the cheaply con
structed machine nor will economy permit the out EXCELS ALL
lay of nn extravagant tu m. ‘Good business sense
OTHERS
finds the solution in the MOLLE. The MOLLE in
corporates every essential feature you find in any
are eliminated. This means n saving in repairs and
a bigger saving by keeping it on( the’ job. The
MOLLE lightest of touch, speediest of action, will
do anything thnt a writing, machine is called upon
to do with the least amount of noise and effort
SEE THEM A T THE
HERALD PRINTING CO
The Sanford Mirror
and Furniture Shop
Mirrors re-silvered, furniture repair
ed. furniture refiniahed, brass beds
TRAIN SCHEDULE
irfinished, iron beds enameled or
bronzed ^ny color or shade, unto re
Corrected on November
flectors re-silvered, beat of . materials
Southbound
used and work neatly and expertly
Departs done on short notice. Give us a.call.
Arrive
2:36 a.’ pi. 2 :4 6 «. m.
WM. E. CONNOR ,
8:40 a, m.
Office 116 Laurel Ave.
Phone 219
1:38 p. m.
____ 1:28 p.m.
Work Called for and Delivered.
3:20 p. m.
____ 2:55 p.m.
7:45 p. m.
____ 7:30 p.m.
North Bound
Departs
Arrive
2:03
a. m.
. . . . . 1:48 a.m.
12:05
p.
m.
____ 11:45 a. m.
2:56
p.
m.
. . . . . 2:35 p.m.
4:05 p. m.
____ 4:00 p. m.
____10:00p. m.
Leesburg Branch
Departs
Arrive
7:30 a. m;
7:35 p. m.
___ 4:00 p.m.
___ 11:55 a. m.
Trilby Branch
* ArriV4‘
Depart*
___
•'
8:00 a.m.
....
3:25 p. m.
. . . 6:30 p.m.
. . . . 2:00 pirn:
Oviedo Branch .
Arrive
Departs
___ 11:00 a.m.
___
3:40 p.m.'
Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel
* .—rr vT ’■’.Mi j v *0?
SMITH BROTHERS
Our Specialty---Sem inole’ s
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
* •
A la Carte Service all day
■t>
-I.- .vr? ■■■! ;t - -
Expert Repair Work1’
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
AT THE HERALD:BACH:.'.
MAINE
GROWN,
i •t#1
Dally, except Sunday,
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0
BRADLEY MATTRESS FACTORY
' Or lauda, Fla.
Makes oidi Mattresses new at one»
..third the.cost of a new one.
PHONE 804? •
^ BRYANT 8T.
*..w.
li-iB iim o-p
Spalding and Rose Four
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: j'j-r*
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and- Red Bliss
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OH, i% ia . % tp n L
rtfiAt ESTATE
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NASH &
JD, W A N T AD
WPPIH. at the
F. F. DUTTON, Inc
Sanford
Florida
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ROBERT J. HOLLY. Jr.
C re a ta ti» M au ser
H w m Herald Office 143 or 64.
B lb lile n e ia lB e .
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S » Wirt ...
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TEARS AGO I KNEW A TOUNG
C/ T f/ C
•
MAN» WHO PURCHASED FITE
#
SHARES OF STFBL* COMPANY
STOCK ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN OF SL N DOWN PER SHARE
AND $3.00 PER MONTH. H E W AS THEN MAKING A SALARY OPSCAM PER MONTH AND ETAS MARRIED. LIVING IN TWO ROOMS.
BY MINT AND STINT H E MET THE PAYMENTS EACH MONTH UN
TIL HE HAD THE STOCK FULLY PAID FOR. .SEVERAL TEARS
LATER AN OPPORTUNITY OP PURCHASING A PARCEL OF LAND
WITH A PAYMENT OF «SIAM CASH DOWN. PRESENTED ITSELF.
THIS TOUNG MAN HYPOTHECATED THE STOCK. BOUGHT AND
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY SOLD THE LAND. CLEARING OVER flA M AM IN THE TRANSACTION.
MORAL: HE HAD A GOOD STOCK
UPON WHICH TO RAISE MONEY WHEN
TH E
OPPORTUNITY
CAME. SUGGESTION: TH AT YOU INVEST TODAY IN THE SOUTH
ERN UTILITIES COMPANY S PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PRE
FERRED STOCK. IT W ILL STAND TOC W ELL IN HAND IN TM B S
OF OPPOETUNITT. THIS STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED IN CASH
OR INSTALLMENTS. THERE IS NONE BETTES.
A B A N K ACCOUNT
tends to ■?■*«*£ tiz« aU ----------— ,
tke cancelled checks fs n ls li the best
receipts for expend!t*
las lias cobtrover*!«; a ,
fires ytm greater preetifo; It recarts
for jog the banker** iaUreot la pear
affairs aad hie advice iaf Haw of
la abort, a haafc
a better, a safer
cessisi boxine**
We solidt pear aeeeaat w ith
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TURRET AND C I 1CKEN
DINNER
OYSTERS. TOO.
yev so a the circular» sad letters
a r i oar sew hactype is eo exception
to ‘ the role. It ca s e o * h the a ro e r
moter aad other parts that were not
rowdy for operative aad it wi2J stand
nfV for the week when h is tseedri
so badly to take care o f the holiday
r ^ h . However, whew this marvel o f
the printer's craft does pet started
it w ill ca k e br fe r lost rime aad the
DaRy Herald will Koaaca into a fo il
Qedgvd eight page paper.
h h
Affected with l « x troabìe foEow- *
tributaries apd where his f.th rig aad
ine
* severe mJd. Mr. H eeiej i k ‘. . *
hunting aad yachting has s o H al:.
~ #o.| 1•
west
aad sp ec: nearly a year at Col
The Herald has admeated this pro
j « t for tea pears aad sow we are orad» Springs. retsrareg to N ew ."
it. AH things c o w to those Scarna Bach improved ta beahh. "
Net k e r after his retzrr, however. "
who wait.
the
oùi troahòe
returned and he
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several
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JOE BREAKS WITH SID
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** N crti Carolina a r i •
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jwaa frioC y reaoved to the rairimd
‘ la the last issue o f the P ata Beach
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p « t Jce Earm*n devote* a p u e o f ‘ ^
tn a
editorial te lfc g that he has brokea:
to
c ii fcetae H le a p . |
with Govern»- Cktts became the g o v -. ,r'5od’
^ * ^ * 1*
ser«f
PH .
_ tk r s
belar Dr. D. Ferster, D. P. S a :* , K.
Myers. M r..
Mrs. L
CS .\ZzU M f f l t aad
.
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The services were r i charte o f the
E b W j t o f S is fe r i, at which the
DECEMBER Uth aad ICth
Frooa ( A l to %M
|LM per plato
tO w CsthoSc Bazaar at the
Parish Hocse
Every body iavited
flM t
First National Bank
F. P. Forster. PreodeaL
B. F. WUtaer, Cashier.
LETTUCE
HAMPERS
A m ple Stocks " ::
Prom pt Delivery
KOKOMO. UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
HOWE RED TUBES
C otton Seed Meal
A ad the? are the Best
Nitrate Soda
$
S
$
S
R
ia
B o n e Meal
MOTOR COMPANY
Saafaci. F W ifa
C a s to r Pomace
The deceased was 54 years o f ate
si was t e t ta. Si. t k w w , Oe carri,
Iwt had been a ra v ie r: o f v F « i i t
fo r a Sect tra e, h aiirg m a p n U
his paresis to this stete a s s y years
i| a Mr. and M rs. Healey, S r . carte W a lt h a ll £ E s t r id g e . P ro p s-J
erigrialJy fréta L e e d s , E r t h a , l a r i
settled is C aaria whea they first
W e la k a B u ild in g
c a w to A r e n a . H d £ r r the p a ri
& a c f cco io ctcc c c the P e n h Esst
^
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O u t raürœ d, the deceased was weft %.i ■ -. ■*- *
Kainit
CITY. MARKET
O a r P r ic e » W ill S a v e
Y o a S ton eg
CH ASE & COM PANY
Specials For Today
Jack V e r à s t t a e ss S o r!hapa T h a s that he has
sa sraaj j w a W
takes
Wakes H ifhlarier. hs-rrif
d à gcogerty frvtrr the
ite Earry Gats befrrr Sh AurN
reE. a2 the boys wsri eriy jobs are
Str a sac« Iw
7»V ri the « c a ri?
they c s s boost
beust as vrr-eA u
V’iw m a r i wh a t they
are
s u *the t ò r i * a r i w hae they
rC sway a a y or tw> b e a fishtriy a r i where the?
s with everyone. Life
à the c t y ài rasher »cjxviii-viv a r i
Se a m atay Ske it we w ait ante
Ä a r i w r e a r i s o r t a f the criy
p c ia ia l frie
bos Joe
tr ia d a r i always w£3 be aad Ids t £ trrsa! sheet G c v e a a Catto p e r
back on iris strikes the rirht ip ct is S e «arse aver to N r
cur heart fee- we knew n recaci the f a v a i T a ts h y a r i is ri
A_ L Prosee fc c a
» m ig i: f n a the heart e f Joe Ear- o f Mrs.
_______
r a s 3s ; sach » life a r i the « I ? ■^*,r S ayrsa . ■
way to p ù y safe h p ic r is is to Set
“
the processa» p by wh£> yoe watch
it frets i t p t t ih f i v f
T b t-v arc
r » , n —j y
* a
V k a few prepàe we w w li * «t «et f ^ ^
e f aH k iris frooa
« a i wee* for is jo & r s at the presj-d te d
r bead to the b ea to« t : ¿ a t a r i they are awes who have ^
b u a that b s » drar!
h e t r ie tried a r i fire tested a r i to the bt£es^
. « t o . To® cas ett
have sever bees f u r i wanerig.
A ri r i s s o ? t r i have JW02- n » >
L e ah» states that has pfcysiemz* t n a yrritod (
; it, ssakrig the s ift - :
iaTe advised haaa to
rise active jest C h a t —
g ift that ywz have
besiaeos life a r i ext oct the t r i t - ever sees a r i me c f the best. S ta -j
^ w et a r i A h s e a ts that we w*H toxeesy cesto : ocey these days hot;
have t> f :r e p t ie pùtarrre •si u y cur riatiieer?
a very rta w ra W a j
aure e f Jae's sta ff ri the Past. Prt price a r i ;esiti*e*y the best d a ti
wherever he p e s or w iatover he a x e r caz bey. ¿ee ri at the Ecrajd |
¿ « i the wrrid cas reri assured that a£Sre.
I t r s u played the y a w ririiyh t
a r i that a a w n d a i they eas say CHRISTMAS HOLIDA TS FOR
{
a io r : s e w *£ bos w -a C cf fn n ah .
SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE C a
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PRESBYTERIAN^ BROTHERHOOD.
--------sch ria « f S
5 rw a i atea íj ü j v riecr ¿ i_ y cc- p : œ Friday
d y a rin n . rie i n s ¡ c u r i e f aaieey, 1£S- S eh et w2X
rie atricato way* e f boarie**, r ie & -, h ioia y » ea M o ria ?
- Choice
Western and Florida
M eats
Veal9 Pork9 Mutton J
Sausage
Service That Counts
W e hare th e Sales Force» Location, Experience and
Financial R esponsibility
Crenshaw, Priddy & Co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
CITY MARKET!
Richmond, Va.
C »r h x receiv ers aad d istribu tors all k in ds Fruit and Produce?
C onsignm ents S olicited
T«rt
Ask Year Beat Aboet Ut
I SHurton - C ra fi
I
vvevkria ef ’a ber « J
vwjfia*
Ò .
Oiuaiosflorida
Pure, Sweet, Wholesome
Delivered Fresh Every Day
MILLER’S
ia £ xry Tri. ’J ÎL
fhe S r i a r i Gaz C a b a r i toe sell be hxyçy àz rie ^ n m c j » c f.
«t hunt fa - ju ris* riat v E «ecu rieri seg-c**gect a r i a d a r . rrcbCTit 31 -i ■I ."~J
1 « TTTT.-V arifgc«. U ta w aj rie essen tori to
a barg* a r i
f S c f ir i aa azy-
T . W . LAWTON.
SP EC IA L BARGAINS
____
f o r t h e f ir s t
b e a u t if u l p o s t c a r d s
AT TE E KEE.UZL EACH—
C O M P LE TE HOUSE B ILL
CARTER
LUM BER
C O
hnwri i f rie s u e sseeraaiiZ
CAEDIXEirS
CASES
-%*r
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cjczt? a ri c t y c i w razirga a ri
toiaaj iriei » w h æ S v « *çetl
k.’ totoeed r i « s o t iz x n to a .
To The Citizens of Seminole County
LISTEN— ALL YE F A B PEOPLE
WHILE W E TELL ABOUT
WHILE WE SING ABOUT
The Sob-Tropical M id-W inter Fair
Orlando. F U - Feb. IS, 16,17, 18,19, 1921
ALL D S »
Kevert
THIS ZS TO EE THE VERT FINEST EXPOSITION T H
I T S TO EH DEVOTED TO TO T AND TO CE ÌST E B STH .
THAT'S TO C AND TO CE COCNTT. 1
TOC HELP?
M o a L N an * n a eek a tib UsÀeé
% )eane TJum er
j
*» " " >**T
%
a faJ ri iî« e w ±h
etc each zrier by
A S
F r i in e d r to get reefy fer k .
L L. GILES
r .a
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—
TOC—WILL
THR HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
�TBK SANFORD DAILY HKRALD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1920
.rUtSaBaggedigi
MiaUeaer
Hitter* !•
f i n i t i Itemi
•riatereat
* . R Coney
-
In and About
jggritsn Store
j f M here and
¿ T T nice bual
Slattar? af (hi
Floating Small
Talks Siedaci!;*
Arranged for
Herald Readera
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 14> 1020,
Carlo! Shipment! from Entire Conn*
try, Monday, Dec. 13th.
Florida—Sanford S e ctio n ________ 50
Florida—Oakland Section . . . ______2
the SMITHS LEAD ALL
Florida -Manatee Stctloi^ ________ 1
COMERS BY 6M IN
California—Northern Dlat. . . ; ____ 3
i
. GOTHAM) DIRECTORY
California—Southern D la t ._______ 22
The Citÿ *£
U representing
fr,«tnell houses
g - those new "typewriters on sale
J Z Herald office.' They are ths
machine In the market for
t i i price.
*■ n Brown, sale# manager for
- ¿ k ' of the
Vlrglnla-Carollna
¿ ¿ S e a l Co., is in the city today on
. fo.— connected with his fln a.
ik e V. C.
n krge plant here
and maintain a city office.
The Herald bookkeeper, Miss Min
nie Baker, while on her way home
list night was knocked o ff the road
rn car and badly bruised but is on
tie job today as usual. Drivers of
tu t should be mort careful especial
ly where the Herald Is concerned.
Everything for the offico at the
Deraid Printing Co. We can fit you
ont with all that you need in fine
-printed stationery and office supplies
«f all kinds.
i
H e "IS" Club had their regular
-ntekly luncheon at the Valdez Hotel
geday and were served with a fine
menu by the hotel management. The
{frit, took up many important mat
ters for the welfare of the city and
planned many big things for Christ
mas week and the holidays.
Get your Christmas advertising In
the Daily Herald. Tho people are
shopping by the papers these days
end in reading your daily paper« you
sire money.
*
Get your typewriter at the Herald
o„ce. A first-class machine, bran
vkw at (65 and one that you .will like
for the rest of your life. No> need to
pay ^ny more for a rial typewriter.
The Moile is not only a standard ma
chine but is so arranged that you pan
carry it around with you.
t he communities of St. Lucie coun
ty joined in the endeavor to make
the county exhibit at the state fair
a first clsss one.
PACK F IV »
NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—The well
known Smiths have regained their
place In New York nomenclature, It
w i i revealed by the d ty directory Is*
aued today. Last year they were several columns behind as compared with
tho Cohens and Cones, but the llib of
Smiths, exluaive o f the Schmtdta and
Shmidts, have leaped Into a four col
umn lead With about 120 names to
the column, thli gives them also a 600
majority.
768
3328
9859
6519
6215
WINS
WINS
WINS
WINS
WINS
CEDAR CHEST.
OLD IVORY ROCKER.
ELECTRIC PARLOR LAMP.
$10.00 GOLD PIECE,
,
$5.00 GOLD PIECE.
Total cars _________________ 71
Destination! of Florida Shipments
The drawing for these prizes took place at our store Saturday night
• (Monday)
at 8:30 and was conducted by Judge E. F. Housholder, assisted by a boy,
New York 1 .____
2:
blind-folded, sleeted from the large
W a y croa a ___ ____________________ 1
- - -crowd
- - - - that
----- was present, and for the
benefit of the holders of these coupons thst were not present we publish
St. Louis ......................
1
the above winning numbers.
•
Louisville _________________
]
Up until the time this piper goes to press there are still two prize«
Philadelphia _________•___________ 1
that have not been claimed. Look your numbers over and if you hold the
Baltimore _______________ . . . . . . . . 1
lucky number, come get your prise. The two prizes left are the Lamp
Pittsburgh ................... . . . . . . . ____ I
and the $5.00 gold piece.
Potomac Y a r d s ___________________ (
Mr. A. B. Mahoney held both number 768 and 3328, therefore getting
Cincinnati _________________________ !
both
the Cedar Cheat and Roeker.
Washington _________
1
REBBKAnS IN SANFORD
Sir.
Ernest Com ely held No. 6519 and won'the $10.00 Gold Piece.
Jersey C i t y _______________________Mr.
John
D. Jinhins made the la'gest individual purchase and won the
The members of) the Rebekah lodge Buffalo _______
]
Leather,
Hand
Bag.
who attended the district meeting on Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _________ 1
Mrs. C. 1* Goodhue purchssed the largest number o f articles and won
Friday evening in Sanford included
the Umbrella.
Mrs. Mary Leary, Mrs. V. T. Barr,
Total cars ________________ 53
Mrs’. C. B. Fcascl, Mrs. E. S. Tny- Diversions Filed Since Last Report
lor and daughter, Miss Katherine, Ed.
From Potomac Yards: Out 13th:
Wood, Mr. and Mrs; H. A. Boley, Mr. Baltimore, 1.
,
and Mrs. Miles Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. Total lettuce shipments
from
■A. B. Granger, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Florida this season to date,
Glasgow and Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
cars __________________________558
Chisholm.
Total lettuco shipments
from
The Orlando dcurce team (nltlntcd
Florida las) season tq date,
fourteen members before the program
ears __________
544
waa presented, which .Included a pa Total lettuce shipments from
per by Mrs. Leary, state insido guar
U. S. this season to date, cars.1940
dian o f the assembly, another by Mrs. Total lettuce shipments from
Anderson, Grand Warden o f tho state
U. S. last season to date, cars.1079
FOR CHRISTMAS
assembly, and one by Mrs. Curry, dis Shipping Point Information, Dec. 13.
trict deputy president.
1 SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear,
Just received new line of crepe
48530202532323232348235323535301234853535353530123
The attendance numbered ,moro 'llnulings very heavy. Demand and
paper
for
package
wrappers
or
than one hundred who, following tho movement slow, market weak, prices
decorations for the holidays,
closing ceremony were served with a slightly lower. Buyers holding off.
polnsetlla and hotly ail In vivid
delicious chicken supper.—DeLand Carlots f . o. b. usual terms and cash
red
and green, quite the prettleat
track; 1 1-2 bushel hampers, Big
line
ever seen In Sanford—only a
Boston, quality and condition wide
few
of each so get them now.
Repentance la often confounded range, some leafly, best mostly 75cRox Stationery In all of the
with determination not to get caught $ 1.00.
latest shades and styles—nothing
POTOMAC YARDS: reports pass
again.
hut the best o f paper and enve
ings for 34 hours previous to 11 a.
lopes at very reasonable prices.
m. today: 42 cars destined: New York
Quite the prettiest and most sen
2 4 ,' Philadelphia 7, Baltimore
4,
sible Christines gifts for either
Nor can you make much money without sor
Washington 3, Boston 2. Pittsburgh
AT THE STAR THEATRE
••Her" or “ Him."
TODAY
effort to
Christmas Cards and
New
Diversions accomplished at Potomac
Year's Post Cards of all kinds
Yards: New York 3, Baltimore 3,
“WHITE CIRCLE"
from the low price o! one ceut
Washington 3, Philadelphia 2.
A Special Cast.
by establishing credit with a reliable bank
each up. You get the benefit-of
Alao, FOX NEWS
our buying In job loti'. All very
and “ LOOSE LIONS,
W hy not make some real "H A Y " in the SI
' One Against tho Archbishop.
pretty and new. And then you
a Comedy.
In hit book, “Our Family Affairs,"
can get engraved cards or sta
SHINE by starting a ch*ck account with
Mr. E. F. Benson, the English novel
tionary or Holiday tarda engrav
Build up your credit that you may be able
ist, tells of a Juke be played on his
ed or your monogram printed on
father, the archbishop of Canter
master difficult problems.
the finest o f bond papers in all
bury.
colors.
Come
in
and
take
a
look.
.The archbishop was n loving hut
HERALD PRINTING CO.
exacting parent, although he homeHerald Square
times nodded. He certainly did so
one hot Sunday afternoon when Mr. 208-tf
ItCiison was deputed to rend the life
of St. Francis to him nnd the assem
West Palm Beach is doing
tho
bled family In the garden.
right thing in consolidating its civic
The tranquillity of the listeners be organizations. Most towns can only
came after a while so remarkable that
the reader decided to test It by giv support one such organization, and if
ing- them a senseless Jumble of lines it Is handled right It can be vastly
selected at haphazard from different more efficacious than half a dozen
pages of the volume. No ouo stirred poorly managed.
till tho ceasntlon of (its voice caused
Movement of St. Lucie county’s big
A large sugar company recently
the primate of Engluml to open Ills
bean crop is now under way, ship- purchased 100,000 acres near Mlomi
TO PIANO OWNERS
eyes.
Owing to an unusual volume of ments going forward from several and Is preparing to engage In bust"Wonderful I" he said, "Is that the
business on the East Coast my De points in the county dally to tho mar- ness on a large scale. The c
end, F r td r
cember visit will bo delayed several keta of tho shivering north. The crop has already planted over 60
"Yea, that's all I" said Fred.
this season Is said to be excellent.
and is planning more at the
weeks.—“ Mack the piano tuner."
---------------------------two
hundred acre« per month.
215-3tc
"Money? Poufl"
Look over the olegant new line o f
---------------------------“ I don’t know how much Sarah
Despite tho fact that this has been stationery at tho Herald offico before
The Herald Printing Co. 1
Bernhardt got for her recent farewell
performances, In London, but I don't the most favorable crop year for a buying your Christmas gifts of fine orythlng In tho office supply II
suppose It was much loss thnn tho £1,- jong time, Duval county prepared a stationery. Wo have it in all sizes ypu are needing. The price !
000 a night slio was paid when she last splendid agricultural exhibit for tho
appeared at a West end music hall. state fair.
The divine 8arah has made and spent
mors fortunes thnn any other woman,
one of her American tours realizing
£50,000.
But she cares nothing about mojmy.
"My earning» during my cnrecri"aho
snyji. “ Nothing. Nothing, I sny. It
comes. It goes. 1 keep no account.
Copld I not spend money, 1 would not
-*
cart) It Money Is to spend. 1 detest
accounts. 1 don’t bother. I hove
enough. I never calculate. I can’t
calculate. Oh, bother the money I"—
London Ttt-BIts.
3-LB. CANS. HOMINY,
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO
Per
- - __ CRACKERS, p k g ...................
1
United 8Utea King Celebrate«.
Mike Fogel, "King" of Moores Is
3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
GRANULATED SUGAR,
land, who at one time was a San
Per Can ------------------------— . . . _
Fer P ou n d ----- ---------Francisco musician, recently gnve an
Reserve Your Resources
Sanford,Florida •
A Home Bank for Home People
Beg to announce that
MR. W. L. HARVEY
is associated with me in handling
Phonographs,
Records
Musical Instruments
—
THE COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA, with its
wonderful tone.and marvelous Automatic
Stop, will be our leading: line. We have
slsborste banquet nnd hula huln
dance to all of his native subjects In
celebration of the llrat anniversary of
tbs I. jglnnlng of hit reign. Fogel be
came “king" when be married Taata
Mate, native “queen" of tbs Island,
whose husband died when Influenza
swept the Society islands. At the ban
quet Fogel served native foods
cooked In European style. The na
tives, who never before tasted foods
cooked other than In the time-worn
manner, enjoyed the banquet Itnmenroly, Ten oil cans nnd four ancient hol
low drums furnished “ music” for. the
dancing, In which 200 girls took purt.
The dance lasted until daybreak.
H. L. GIBSON.
W. L. HARVEY
.1
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18
10
Want a typewriter? The Herald
has the agency for the best $65 type
writer that has ever been put on the
market and wo will have n shipment
o f now machines the lasft, of this
week. If you are in the market for
a typewriter see us before you buy.
Herald Prlutlng Co.
f
post Cards at the Herald office, lc,
3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can ............................. .
IRISH POTATOES,
Peck __________
SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS,
per P ou n d --------------------
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Camp's, Per can ______________
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
Van Camp’s, Per C a n ____ _
Can --------------- ---------------
1-LB. ROAST BEEF,
Per Can . . . . . . . . .
6-LB. CANS CRISCO,
Can
24-LB. GOLD MEDAL. FLOUR,
Per Sack ---------. . . . . . . . . . . .
1-LB, CORNED BEEF,
Per Can . . . . . . -------
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
Per Pound — . . . ---- . . . .
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS,
Per C a n ---------------
HEBE CREAM, Baby,
Per C a n ------------- -
1-LB. CANS MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE, Per Can ___________
HEBE CREAM, Tall,
Per Can -------------
1
2 *
LORD CURVEÙR COFFEE,
Per P o u n d ___________...
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Hi THE HEART OF THE WOHLES GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMDE 13, 1920
..... ^ i i S a r ài li.... ...... mm
volume
SMOOTH FORGER HERE
PASSED WORTHLESS CHECKS
ON MANY MERCHANTS
Ford Agency in Sanford Has
,
t
,
■ MostComplete Building in State
Important announcements are be- ed nftcr the pnrent fnctory a t De*
inf; made in all the state papers troit* nnd juat ns complete on a
about the new Ford policy that nl- smaller acnle. The equipment means
lows dealers to sell everywhere with that a Ford owner pets real service
no'inoro restrictions ns to territory nnd obtains rent service in tho short¡and
Iri this respect Edward Higgins cat apace of time which means a big SENATOR McCORMlCK
SIXTEEN THOUSAND
_
.»he
live
wire locnl agent for Fords savin? tn time nnd money. IV.\ A.
WORKERS HAVE WAGE
ATTENDS LEAGUE MEET
,
In
this
city
had big advertisements Mcro is foreman of the shop and
REDUCTION DECEMHER
GOES TO ROME LATER
in the state papers yesterday and is Robert Herndon hns charge of the
of
(D / Th« Alloc it t«d r i m .)
("» TV* âMNliM Frau)
taking n half page in the Herald to* tractor department, both of them
GENEVA,
Dec. 13.—Senntor MeT b o ^ flf lc «Si Aritailon
d”T
»«'"«on «< the publie to fleet c l . . . mcehnnle, who meet nil dill McCormick attended the League
, ,
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__ tho fact that" he will now sell Fonl troubles with n smile nnd know what
I,o y n * |B. X1
,
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cars everywhere nnd they can be hnd to do without nny lengthy diagnosis. Assembly from the press gnllery nnd
hny lime. Mr. HleKlnn I. umonB T h. Ford Accncy boro ol,o bundle, left today for Budapest. Later he
will go to Rome to discuss the Halo* BEFORE HE COULD GET AWAY
' by INCENDIARY FIRE WHICH . %0 t o . .
*...
.
.the pioneer* In the Ford line In the the Willard Storntte batteries, having
WITH HIS
It w ll be 22 and one-half per cent re- |
nml |, „ „ „
„ po.i.loG to a general .ervlce , . l e , for all make, American relations, according to the
* SWEPT THE ItOROUGH OF
BOOTY
duction ns agreed nt the mnnuractur- ■
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CORK, IRELAND
.
,
taka care of the patrons ns never of cars in Wilinrd batteries keeping Itnlinn foreign minister.
e n co erenco. ,
(before. He hns recently opened up batteries in stock nt nil times. They
A smooth individual passing under
(Br Tte A»»*«Utld Fnm)
,
------------.
¡one of the fincsC gnrngcs nnd sales nlso hnvo nil kinds of commercial MINERS AND OPERATORS
the
nnmc of Bniley, passed n bunch
LONDON, I)«- 13.—British «Kulors ’FLYING PARSON
SIGN AN AGREEMENT
¡rooms nnd mnchlno shops in the state bodies for the Model T, chassis or
of
worthless
checks on various mer
itood guard today over the blacken
WAS NOT INJURED
ALL IS HARMONY
of Florida occupying three big rooms one ton truck nnd enn fit n customer
e d ruins left by fires whljh s*ept
chants
Saturday
mgnt under rnC sig
AS BEEN REPORTED
formerly used for stores om the with anything he needs in the enr,
(Br Th« At*oo«t»d tn**)
Borough Cork, Ireland, yesterday.
nature of G. W. Bailey. He muse
BALTIMORE, Dec. 13.—An agree have been here fa ) tho post week
(Dr Tb*.A**ocut»d rr«u.)
¡ground floor nnd all the second floor truc!c or tractor line of Fords nnd
■ charges were made thnt police nux
ment wns signed today by miners nn-V j.^ in y
• <1 • Ituntion for he
lUriM maddened by the killing . o r NEW YORK, Dec. 13.—Tho report-¡oyer them In the building on First Fordsons.
various merchants
comrades by nmbushed Sinn ed mishap to Bclvin Mnynnrd, avia-(street long known ns the StoneSpncc-will not permit n detailed operators of the Upper Potomac ar.a kncw
and
I ftinrrs loosenedthe firo demon on tor, was cleared up today by the an- (Gove building thnt has been convert- description of this elegant new gn- Georges Creek bituminous coni fields many of the clerks and called fo r
the city with aloss estimated
announcem ent that' Maynard gava up ed into the* Ford headquarters for rage over which the genial Edward insuring harmonious relations.
them by name upon going Into th e
{15000 000.
hlrf flight to Worcester.
¡this section of the state. The office Higgins presides nnd where you get
stores. The list of those who cashed
U. fitted* up in one of the rooms thnt whnt you wnnt nnd when you wnnt it I'OLAND WOULD
his checks is so long that this paper
TTie terrorized districts nn» now |
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CONTROL DANZIG wns unnblc to get them all but it
opens into the department for trnc- nnd get it just right. Snnford should
quiet with the military ordered to CONSTANTIN^
(Br Th« A»t*«i»Ud Fmii)
tlon
nnd
Ford
cnr*parts
and
containbe
proud
of
the
fnct
thnt
in
the
line
seems thnt he hooked every merchant
WILL NOT GIVE
jhoot looters on sight.
Over three hundred houses were re
UP THE THRONE ing a complete line of accessories of Fords, Edwnrd Higgins hns looked
GENEVA, Dec. 13.—Military con-,on First street and played no favornnd it takes a large space ta hold nil into the future nnd made such com- troj 0f p nnzjg by Poland was rccom-,ites lest he makesome of {hem mad
ported as being burned. Looting was
(Br
Th«
AitocUUd
F
t«*»)
tho accessories for trucks, tractors prehonsivo plans to cover not only niemiej to the League of Notions by not patronising them. He had all
general. The police seized a! gang
in the locnl field but the entire state councji by the military commission, the clothing nndshoes
nnd other
of burglars, killing women.
c « ™ . E^ X
nt u ^ 13h~ 2
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profuson. The sales rooms arc nlso nnd nlso thnt Snnford hns one of the
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goods thnt he could carry and tho
CORK, Dec. 13.—A military
-------- - rpatrol
....... - would not abdicate the throne.
on the ground floor and . storage finest Ford garages nnd machine
balance of the checks in cash in hia
i u ambushed near Queenstown, the j
room and a place f o r quick repairs shors nnd general distributing stnpocket when suspicion was aroused
attackers throwing bombs from two *
to cars that do not need nny major tlon* in the entire south,
nbout the checks and Officer W alker
bouie.'J two attackers wertf killed/ j
operations in the operating room on
It is only another one of the surran him down at the station where
levers! wounded, two captured. One |
thc second floor. The first floors nre fnee indications thnt Snnford is (Jeshe was ready to board the train and
soldier wns wounded. The 'houses j
given over to the business end of tho tlned to bo the distributing center of
flit to pastures new.
from which the mobs vyerc thrown j
'concei^ nnd nn up-to-date elevatorthe state in nil lines of business In n
He Is now reposing'In the county
were burned.
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'service
takes
the
cripples
to
the
secfew
years
nnd
the
automobile’
bus!j
bastiic
where ho will face Judgp
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ond floor where there is 5,000 square ness is the first to get in the gnme.
Ilousholdcr Wednesday morning and
WILSON APPEALS FOR i
fvet of flour »pace for the most up- '1he freight rate» here make the prlc•;
¡tell wherein he conceived the idea
STARVING CHILDREN)
es
on
Fords
10
to
12
per
cent
less
thnt he could fleece our merchants
to-date/ machine shop in the state.
thnn
nny
other
central
Florida
point
nnd get by with J t.
There nre overhead trolleys for trans
(Br-Thi AttocUUd Ft«»*)
which Is romething for distributore BUT WILL BE PUT IN FIRST, At the Jail today he said his name
porting
th
e
'e
a
rs
from
one
part
of
WASHINGTON; Dec. 13— Pré« iwas George Quick nnd he came from
tho shop to the other, a hot clcnn- Ir. consider nnd something thqy w’ll
CLASS 811APE BY
dtnt Wilson appealed to his “fellow |g EB Tj j E h q ME SERVICE SEC*
(Georgia.^ As to whether) he cama
ing acid -tank in which to dip parts consider before building gnrngcs nnd
countrymen" to contribute f o r tho re- ■ ■'
. THURSDAY
_____
from Georgia or not is a mystery but,
of cars nnd everything to repair v n tnnehine shop.) in other parts of
TION OF THE AMERICAN
4kf of starving children in Central
Ford
car,
tractor
on
truck
all
model-|
Florida.
' RED CROSS.
Earcp*. He donated $200 today.
CcorKe W r i ^ o A vl.lor. h . i hc ' j
" t».u!c’‘” “!!, $ * *
irouhlc
the .vie^
J th ^ .lH «
■. . . . .with .h i, . Inftlnc
„ , ., t __ness
to thnt fact. About
theu hollar»
Have yop allowed your W ar Risk
SHIPPING HOARD
t on field yesterdny and in order not
,
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time when nil Ahi-merchnnta ate busy
Insurance to lapse? If so, wo want
OF.ItATlONS HANDICAPPED
to disnppoint the crowd he tried to
.1, 1. the -....I,
.f
iLe time when these- gents
DURING THE WAR to remind you that tho month of Dogo up regardless with
result fg
that
. get
. , ,tn„
i*
.
„
„
,
their
work
nnd
everyone
should
bo
_ _
comber is tho Inst month In which
he fell some distance and tore n hole
,
«
.
L
i
1
,u
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very
vigilnnt)
pbout
>TitchUig
all
•
(St Ti« aimcUuj Fm*.).
you WJU bo nblo to reinstate this in
in ono of the wings nnd otherwise
/
mtnrn.
i
.
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t, ...iu . . . . . ... kinds of strangers ir{ the stores ana
ASHINC,TON, Dec. 13.—Tho aUrance without medical examination.
damaged the plnne. He will have cvShipping board operations during tho Xhi, iniUrance |a 0nc of the greatest
cry th ln , all ttaht by Thumd.y upon
/
early war days were handicapped by bc„em a any government ever confer
which d . l . ho will maW flluht. over thl' v“ or othon,li ?'
ee Allies insistence^ particularly red upon lw Bcrvfce mei,f and the
P,,nM» ^ p NT
CLEARED
DIG the city nnd will also try some stunt
Great Britain, thnt tho United States
Undcr which reinstatement may WOULD CARRY THREE HUN GAINESVILLE
ilylnp
and
Ihe
plan,
will
remain
.<
™
REE
‘
,,Eo ,.,.E DEAD
TRACT IN HEART OF
facilities be used in tho construction ^ obuincd arc the most liberal over' - DRF.D PERSONS ACROSS THE
'the
field
for
some
time.
|
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OCEAN IN 36 HOURS
CITY.
of their ships, William Denman, th o ;offercdi l n8uranCc is protection to
I There wns n lnrge crowd nt the
(ar
A*»o«uud Fr«««.)
first «hippingboard chairman test!- you nnd y0Ur iovcd onc8 nKnin8t the
(•,,»,j p»|Y]»eny » u Ta)
Ono of the finest evidences of real aviation field yesterday nnd mnr.y of
LONDON, Dec. 13.—Oliver Schrei
fied beforethe house investigating threfl great enemie8 of your earning
ROME, Dec. 13.—Ginnna Caproni, community spirit and appreciation of them expected to go up but the cn- ncr| the author, died hero today,
committee today.
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capacity, disability, old ago and death,
inventor, informed King tourist visitors wns displayed by tho gine had been giving trouble all the
— —
j The .government offer* to ex-service victod Emmanuel oj a
pfojected cjty 0f Gainesville, December 2, when way over from' S t Augustine and
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.— R*r.
▼ILL PHOniBIT :
-I
men » poliey th a t Is:
giant plane which would carry three the citizens put over a camp site pro- barelyf reached the field when i t gave A. Judson Rowland, a prominent BapIMMIGRATION
I l_ P iy * b lo Jn a lump sum, If
hundred persons across the Atlantic j Kt In ono day. They transformed out altogether.
• •*
•
died here this morning.
FOR ONE YEAR ah^ j.
hi thirty-six hours.
a neglected four-acre tract near the
“Peggy” Domer kept the ¡crowd
(Br TV* i u o d t M Fr*w)
RICHMOND, Dec. IS.—James
_____
i ' 'I 2.—Exempt from taxation.
heart of the city, which should prove amused with hia stunt flying in tho
Af Rantli.
WASHINGTON, Dec. * 13__ The • 3>-Exempt from creditors.
nn inspiration to other cities thru- Ford automoWTc and the promoters of
n* f yiL,|!- _ „
,
j ,. j .* bbi
Johnson Immigration bill prohibiting1, —Incontestable from the day. it
out the state to follow the example of the nvlatlon field wish to announce, *rn c
** .
btmlgratlon for one year passed the 1» taken out.
the University city nnd provide, by that next Sunday there will be no col- ome cr*_____ |______ _
I**11* today. Leaden predict ita de- 5,—You can borrow 94 per cent of
volunteer labor, beautiful spots all lection taken up and the stunts will
ROHBED EXPRESS OFFICE
ft*t in the senate.
.the cash value o f your policy after
over Florida thnt wllj attract the be pulled off free and passengers will
--------- --------------Ii the
first
year.
'D* Th« A»««cUt«d Ft*«»)
.v T 'T '.T . — .
,
-------tourist enmpers and keep thcrl In nlso be taken up after the piano has
TOKMEIt GERMAN
METUCHEN, N. J., Dec. 13, -Tb«
I '
A Mb«*1
disability clause FORMATION OF WORLD COURT *he lnnd of Bun8h|ne many more days been put In first class condition for
------ policy
—11— —
,tu—4 additional
* MAY BE THE OUT
*flying.
EMPRESS IMPROVING ,J
ltjt every
without
express oîfiçe and postoffice
■than they would ordinarily spend.
-------cost.
v • .
The
seaplane
on
the
lake
front
also1
robbed
of over ten thousand dollar*
Responding to the call of the Gain(By Tfc* 4ttttlitti fm i)
TOME..esvlllc Chamber of Commerce an is doing n big business carrying up J,erQ today,
UOOnN, Holland, Dec. 13.—Form -1 7'““26 PCT ccnt to 30 Per
(B r TV* A»»«*uud Fr**»)
" Gtrmpn Empresa AugusU Victor- R eaper than old !Tne Insurance,
army of citizens reported at the ap- passengers and it looks like holiday
i**» health has improved but she is
A*
this la the last month in
MARION, Dec. 13.—President-elect pointed hour, 8 o'clock In the mom- weeks with the planes of all kinds, WILSON TO NAME
•BD in a critical condition.
whlch you w jl "be able to reinstate Haniing conferred with Elihu Root, ing. Somn took up the work
of with the Million Dollar Bnnd and
HENRY MORGENTIIAU
| your lapsed governmentinsurance
former aecrctary of state and con- ground cleaning, others-wielded the many other attractions will be one
PERSONAL REPRBS b NTATIVH
PROMINENT SPEAKER nERE , without medical examination, and the f cred witiz European statesmen on whitewash' finishes, others Joined the Lig week and many people will be at( f t TV* AiMcUUd F t***.)
D rFv.h
»mount necessary for reinstatement
formation of a world court, un- building gang, the sewer diggers, and tractcd to Snnford as a consequence.'
' 0n*
^ b-only two monthly premiums, If you ^ ^ |cague ln mcct!ng of minds" the gang that laid out the streets. ------------------------------------------------- 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13— Whit«
^ r y h°Jihy Z tCw The<>,0|i,c*1 S<ml* h#ve nof U««0
th® Mrv,ce raoTB and it was understood the chief top- By nihtball what was a msss of un- ness men rubbed shoulders, raked, House officials intimate th f t PresiSDesJtt’ i v ' ' orth' T«*“ » ’»HI than eig h t« « .months.
• \
fa discussed wss howV the present
dcrbrusHC was transformed intit a
dug and hammered until the task
dent Wllsori would name Henry
on Kht at the Baptist Tempie.’ ‘ Wo have on hand a full supply of jjcagim may be acceptable to the charming four-acre jiark, with streets was accomplished. All lines of life R»nthau, former ambassador to T orthe Flnr'iY1" n P°k.e °" Wcdnead*V a t Toinstatemcnt' applications, and if U n it^ s u te s . Root wa* again men- laid out, sewerage installed, electric melted Into one, and all the workers l«y. to act as hia personal repreaenSondsv i
. 1 conir«ntlon »nd Y*”1 wIH Cl*n mt th,s 0,flce ^ 8ha11 tloned for secretary of state in the )|Khta in place, nnd everything spick toiled Joyously through the day. The tat,ve to mediate between Armenian*
Toesdav tn
0n ^ ^
K,ad
y° i
“ bi,“ L
nnd "Pan
motorists. In the Boy Scout troops of the city were ip a "d Turkish nationalists.
DeUnd
BtUdenlS
" * * * * * d” 17 aboUf th‘8 inl
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.center of the* park the volunteer work- evidence everywhere working with a
-------------------------suranco, and to assist you n
ng
That Climbs.
* er* h*d erected a spacious assembly will and caught'a lesson In commun- ALLEN'S MINSTRELS
Rcmembcr the hour, 7:30 tonight out the reinstatement form.
j
g >p<cl„ ,,f (!a,fllh hall for the convenience of visitors. Ity spirit that they will carry with
HERE TODAY
1 the Baptist Temple.
»
Your* very truly,
whtfli has achieved s reputation for
The site chosen for the camp will them into.after life.
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HOME SERVICE SECTION, Its dlmblnc proclivities. One of these afford ample shade and beautiful InA “house-warming1' in which the
b* w
, * neRrc mln"
The first woman Jury in Brevard
AMERICAN RED CROSS.
, , r * *°o»y and their exwas watched by a naturalist and It cations for the erection of tents and citizens of Galneavllle and the tour- * ff 8
/onvlcted a fisherman in i
-------------------------cellent band played several concerta
progressed a «llîtnnre of 18 feet In half y,,, afanigç 0f cargj
became better acquainted
niV Judge’s court of “hunting o u t'
How Lightning Kills.
.
*<a*on." As the charge made b y ' Numbers of casts of death by lightr® County game warden was “kill- .n,n*.h»ve failed to reveal any direct
* duck" and aa the verdict did effect of lh*
of an electric
__,
.
“ot agree with th . _____.».
current through the bnmnn body. The nDoaratus. There are other Bab w1tVware Springs water will b* piped dl- grounds, and it Is expected th a t theae
»boot A i^d U m U sed
h fharRe* the C“ # evidence Indicates that death was this accomplishment in the Himalaya* rectly to the camp and made avail- “get-together“ evenings with the f I * 01*1® knaw
I caused entirely by shock. The result 1 wb|ch have no such apparatus, but able] lo northern visitors who win tourists will become a regular fear IcA’a Minstrels and will b e 'o u t to
| Is psyrholpglcnl rather than physical, which make their way against the cur* bave ^
opportunity to spend as ture of the winter season.—Tampa see th-| beat negro aggregation od(
the
shock’
Inducing
heart
failure
or
rent
and
up
steep
waterways,
adhering
hfluri|
Rnd day> aj| th
,|ke Tfihunp.
this kind on the road.
• « » « r too
other
organic
disturbances.
#
hUt««.
* y*»*‘—the largest in its
‘»tii
kisto
Sometimes strokes hare been fatal,
1 room and every i
Come
In
and
gut
'your
new
type
the hospitality of Gainesville.
Remember that the Herald office
full, and new dormitories (o a mother nlfhooch the child In her
writer nt the Herald office now. X
arms
was
unharmed.
I'ersons
under
Despite
tho
fact
that
this
has
been
The
vdunteera
who
put
the
Gainesnow
has the best $65 typewriter on real^ ypewf4 r
^
tba ^ ‘y0Q
“*Ve been provided.
the Influence of a drug or.Intoxicated the. most favorable crop year for a v,IIe ProJ*c‘ over r e p e n t e d every the narkoL A complete standard
1
seem to escupe. This seems to Indt« I k ty p « .rlt,r for th l, pH «, n o . .n d T ’
,o r ,he m° m * ° r for tw,c»
*™ ” “ *«T poUMMd ky
T “‘"r* Z T J T T Z S L Z m r n Jong time, Duval county prepared . profeulon .n d m « fn>ra
money.
in life. Banken| ministers, brick fully equipped. Come in and try
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u" 7 h»pp'" *o b . an Important consideration.—Popular «plendid agricultural exhii it for tho masons, clérka, plumbers and busi- them.
8dence Monthly.
,8t*.te ^a' r^
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I Office supplies a t the Herald.
Wio Were Maddened at Death
Comrades Ambushed
Tock the Rounds on First
Street Saturday Night
FIFTFENMjUION LOSS
HAS BEEÑCAPTURED
AEROPLANE
CRIPPLED
YESTERDAY
WAR RISK
INSURANCE
LIMIT UP
CITIZENS HAVE
CAPRIONI HAS
BUILT CAMPS
NEW PLANE
FOR ÂUT0ISTS
FOR PASSENGERS
Harding, Confers
With Master Minds
«W ue? 2m
-~ za ïit
¡¡s r a s y fl'
-t* t r - r ii
en,<,y
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, » M
WONDERS OF
♦• i
Mosg Complex and In Greater Hsriwnny Than Any Manufacturing
Plan! Poaalbla to Imagina.
\Ve engineers nro apt to forget that
the human body la tile .moat wouder*
ful work of cnglneerlpg In the world.
As o plant It la more« complex than
the largest works I n -existence. John
II. Van Deventer write* It* Industrial
Management. Take the dlgcstlre tract,
the lymphatic system, the framework
of* bones, the innumerable muscle
motors, the co-ordinating functions
LOUISE GLAUM in
pc- formed by .the liver, kidneys aud
ofner Internal organs. And to go a
step further, take the sensory depart
ments. How7 about’ the wonderful op
tical plant In which colored moving
pictures are Instantnncpuhly taken
and developed? How about the phono
And FOX NEWS; also, “ PRETTY LADY a Sunshine Comedy
graphic department where the sound
vibrations are received, recorded and
reproduced? And tho sense of touch
C O M IN G — G e ra ld in e F a rra r in **The Kiddle***Woman
*o delicate thnt tho tinge«* can be
G a le " ‘‘H u ck leb erry F inn ” “ H i
''trained to feel tint spots on a steel
hall which are not apparent to the
eye? Think of the'thousands of func
tions performed simultaneously, the
routine ones automatically and those
requiring Judgment being cared for at
the same time through other clinnnels.
You will agree with me surely that
the body contains the most elaborate
organizations ever Installed In any
plant; thnt Its component parts are
and “ WATCH YOUR STEP MOTHER” a Comedy
examples of a finer kind of design than
we will ever npproxlmntc nnd thnt the
functions nnd tliclr relations are co
ordinated more smoothly than we will
i OF GRACE
|Tn the Office of the Collector of InCOULDN’T HAVE FIRST OPTION ever be nblo to nrrange human relsII INSTALLMENT
tcmal Revenue or branch office, or
tlons.
OF INCOME TAXES mailed, by midnigh^ of December 15. As Girl Remarked. That Waa a Mat.
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i* “Inquiries reaching my office indi*
ter In Which "Business" Dldn“:
LIFE SAVED BY PLUNDERERS
Jam es M. Cathcart, Collector of In* cate a belief that taxpayers have
Cut Much Figure.
ternal Revenue, Sends Out Time*
ten days of grace on this installment,
Badly Wounded 8oldler Owed Recov.
There was no sentiment about Her
ly Notice to all Interested.
Such provision was contained in the
cry to Cupidity of Ghouls Who
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1191? Revenue Act, but wns removed bert Jones. Ho met the girl be wished
Had Stripped Him.
to marry; ami he proposed llko this:
. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11.—With by the Revenue Act of 1918.
“Mary Dugh. will you bo my llfo
lt was nt the battle of Edgehlll.
Wednesday of-next week, December
"Payment of the fourth installment
partner? I am a business man. If fought Oct. 2.1. 1012, thnt Sir Oorvns*
16, as the last day fo r the payment may be made in ensn or by money or- you are ngreenhle, I will draw up a
of the fourth installment of the iu- dcr or check. The Bureau of Intcr- marriage contract, well both sign, be Scroop wns found upon tho field to
comc. and excess profits taxes due nnl Revenue requests that whenever fore, witnesses, and then we can carry nil nppcnrances quite dead. This was
on Sunday nftornnon, when the battle
this year, James M. Cathcart calls at- possible payment bo made by check on with the world's work." <1
took place, and It wns not until the
. tentlon of all who have' such' taxes to and thus avoid congstion at the cashShe gasped, but presently regained following Tuesday that Sir Oervasc'e
pay, to the fact th at whllo hereto- ler’i window. Check or money order her composure.
t-on found the body' of his father.
"Fortunately," she said, "I've bad a When discovered It was entirely na
fore the government has allowed ten should be made payable to “Collector
little business training myself, so we ked. having been stripped by enrop
days of g-race as provided for In the of Internal Revenue!"
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can discuss this proposed .contract plunderers. The body waa nlao cor.1917 Act, that) this grace period was
"Bills," said Mr. Cathcart, "will be properly and dlspnsRlonatcly.”
ered with wounda, alxteen of a major
removed by the 1918 Act,- and, there- sent to taxpayers who owo a balance,
"I’m so glad to find you so sensi nature being counted.
fore, no extension of time can be hut failure to receive the bill does ble." lie told her.
‘ *
Being brought from the Add. effort*
. granted for payment of these taxes not relieve the taxpayer of his obllShe smiled sweetly. .
were mnde to accomplish what apxshen due.
gntion to pay on time."
"1 regret I can give you nothing bet W ired hopeless resuscitation. Rub
ter than second option," she said.
bing wna tried nnd after n long time
_>"I have just received^ the notice,
------------------------"What!" he exclaimed.
n faint wnrmuess pervnded tho supfrom the treasury department,1
Japan's Famous Mountain.
posed
corpse, finnllv re su ltin e In vnl
rid r. Cathcart yesterday. "As
_ . ami
¡1 ¡3 12J1C3 feet In ht-lglil,
,
,
, ,
nm
nlrendy
engaged—thnt
Is
to
any,
niltnry
movements of the limbs. Sir
may be many who thought they had on,J' 290 years years ago was an active
the first option Is already taken. But Oervnse recovered completely nnd
the ten days of grace showed as v?,cnno- T,l(,re
■»«» »'«ns of Ore a first option does not necessarily lived for ten yenra nfter whnt was
heretofore, I wish to call their atten- ln
“f "u’n'n th»t "P»" trom mean/a closed contract If you'don't considered nlmoat a miraculous rcvlvl*
*«-_ »Twt ,,t.„
_* .11
^ parts o^the cone, though one mny now
.
1 - " - ' «1*0 crn.cr will. «.Col,. All want to take a chnnce on a second cation.
The*lnctora were of tho opinion thnt
ested, that the grace period will not nlmiit tlie tinse nre great boiling option, say so; If yon do, Til drop
-be permitted this time. The tax springs, hot enough to cook nn egg In you n line If I find myself on the mat- he owed Ilia llfo really to the brutal
Indifference of the rohnejw, ns the
' m ust be paid on or before Decern-, a minute. These ^nre known ns rimonlnl market ngnln."
"Thnt'» cold blooded,"; ho com coldness of the nights had congulnted
plained.
the blood nnd prevented him 'from
"Il'a'.business," nhe averred.
bleeding to death. ITnd he been
"I'd rather hove first option." he brought off the field, they said, nnd
put In n warm place he would un
pleaded.
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"A first option In such n Case neyer doubtedly have died owing to the fact
hns been nnd never will he secured by that he would not have received prop
er attention, hut which circumstances
business methods." slit> replied.
provided, Chicago Journal,
Today
Frank Mayo in “HONOR BOUND
PER
CENT
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
Not Exciting.
*
"How wns the movie?"
< ",
"Ur.tlier dull." snld tho Jaded patron
"No t tiri IIs. eh?"
"Well, the heroine Jumped from a
train traveling (to miles an hour to
nn airplane, wns curried over n preci
pice In it motorcar, was left standing
on the deck of n submarine when It
submerged, hut there wasn't nnythlng
you could really call exciting."—Hlrtnlnghnm Age-Herald. - 11 •'*
Complete Transformation.
"1 understand one of your former
waitresses Is now a motion picture
star?"
'.'
"That’s so." snld the proprietor of
the Kllte restaurant for Indies and
gentlemen.
"Any change hi her?*'
"I should sny so! She’s changed her
name, her hnlr nnd her disposition."—
Birmingham Age-IIcrnhl
And your thoughts turning to gifts 'and something for
friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What n
wonderful idea that
Christmas Savings
In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for thoie
who had n Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to come In now and get their money for gifts or for some
good cause.
DUXBURY riAS'ALDEN HOUSE
Massachusetts Town Prdttd of His
toric Abode That Dates Back
'
I to the Year 1853.
One of the most Important of the
old-time, hnusts thnt nro associated
with the Pilgrims of the Mayflower Is
(tie Aldcn house nt Duxbury, Mass.,
lately acquired by the Aides kindred
of America."
The Aldens, John nnd Priscllln, with
seven others of the Jdayflowcr Pil
grims, went from Plymouth to settle Ip
Duxbury In 1027, seven year! after the
landing of the Mayflower and three
years before the fonndlng of Boston.
They built n house that stood on a
knoll not-far nwny from the existing
one, nnd there uthelr children were
bom.
The present house was built by the
eldest son. Jonathan, In HIM. and hns
the remnrkahln record of having been
In the possesslqi) of Aldcns from that
dny to this.
A notable feature of the house In the
existence of certain secret passages
nnd hidden stairs whose location
would never he suspected. The house
dntes hick to tho dnyi of witchcraft
nml Indian wnrs; and notwithstanding
•the new fre«-dnm brought by the Pil
grims, there wns no saying when op
portunities for concealment and es
cape might come In hundy.
Odd Mixtures In Bermudas.
Hamilton, largest town nnd capital
of Bermuda, Is a curious mixture of
Ihe quaint nnd tho mtxlern. Consu
lates Jog elbows with tho oldest and
largest India rubber tree nt. Parisvllle, nnd tourist agencies hobnob with
cathedral* of nntlve limestone. Aincr* lean* In thousand* arc nil visible on
* the well-kept street*, and there nro
not n few English who have come to
^ escape the rigors of a northern win
* ter nnd wander, while suited, up Front
£ street nnd down Queen and around to
4 Held. To’.np American,'one of the
£ strangest mu'lters Ts ihe speech of
<- some of the negroes of the ttland. fine
£ Is quite stnrtled with surprise when
<- for the first time, one hears a negro
*) | cabby dug out In tones of cockney
••; London: "Keb. sir I 'Ere you nre. sir,"
Wanted Worth-While Order.
A city In New Jersey having been
for some time without a first-class
tiook shop, the proprietor of one of
the . largest department stores an
nounced that he would establish one If
he were assured of the patronage of
the Hook buyers who had done their
purchasing In Now York. A number
of profesfrionol men readily ngreed to.
this. The book shop was opened and
clerks from 'bther pert* of the store
%ere transferred to' It. T o 'o n e of
thele went a scholarly resident of the
city to tiuy an erudite treatise on an
obscure subject. It;* was not In stock
and, tbe customer asked that It be or
dered, giving the names of the voltutus. Its publisher and (tnauthor. The
yollng saleswoman entered these on
nn order blank and stood looking ex
pectantly.
’• "
"Have you ull'the details? Is there
nnythlng you do not understand?' In
quired tho customor.
“How many dozen do you want?"
answered the salesgirl.
« Shapes of H air..
A Chinaman has a round head.
Every bnlr on hjs head Is shafted like
wise. Thnt Is to say,* a cross-section
of It (ns seen under the microscope)
Is circular.
People of our own race have heads
thnt nre more or less oval In form, as
your lint will show. The halts of your
iii-iit! are likewise oral In section.
The negrolins nil oblong bend. Call
It rather nn oblong square. Each In
dividual hnlr of his kinky wool Is ob
long square In section, which, I.. foe:.
Is the reason why It kinks.
Nobody knows why there should he
this sort of correspondence between
the shape or the head nnd the shape of
the hnlr. It ls*u*t a fact Jti nature.—
Philadelphia Ledger!
Historically Sound.
Visitor—So this la the famous orig
inal Hlnks restaurant that 'I've heard
To you today and aU rt you off with a Christmas Sav*
about for so mnrty years!
ings Account for next year. Ask your neighbor who has
Cify Host—Yes, this Is It. Of course,
one and then talk it over w ith—
old man Hlnks died some time ago
and Ihe place bus changed hands e’evowners <
moved It from Its old Inca l Ion, which
'a was fifty blocks farther down town
I to this preseli! place nnd lust year
built an entirely new plnce
’
'here, which
Tho great trouble with the world’s they remodeled completely Iasi sum
Idols is that they are all more or less mer. Otherwise It hasn't been changed
!♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ cracked.
a p artic le since the old days.
TH E PEOPLES BA N K
IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MOnE IMPORTANT
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.BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK*
ET..THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEVER IN-OUR HISTORY DID
ENDURABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG,
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD
ALIKE.
THERE*
FORE YOU TURN AT ONQE.TO OUR STORE, YOUR.
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS. *
1'*
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
F o r YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALWAYS
BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE STORE WHERE
YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT
CHRISTMAS
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A FEW
FOR.
WE
SUGGESTIONS::
IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, IDEAL FIRELESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYRBX
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND-
A COMPLETE* LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RI
FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD
‘
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AS
OPPORTUNITY
Knocks ,a t Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock a t
Your Door Again With This Ki nd of a Proposition.
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A MODERN BUNGALOW
O f six rooms, screened wide porches, kill modem conveniences
and improvements, in fact one of the finest homes in tho city
surrounded by oranges nnd grapefruit trees, flowers, plants,
shrubs, fountains,' benutiful. inwns, a complete home and then
Upon which you can
x vegetables for tfact land is
tilled and in flrst-clfsa condition and has made money for .tho
owner every year a'nd the crops on it will speak- fo r the pro
ductiveness of th^ land, s '
_
t
.
This is not only a beautiful homo. place but ono that will
make you money. On tho chore of beautiful Lako Monroe and
the land one day in the near future will be subdivided into city
lots nnd make you n fine profit. In the city just five blocks
from the business portion. The greatest opportunity in this
state for a man with money enpugb to make tho. first .pay►
V
m iia i
a a «
I*
II
1 —I t - - __ 1 ________ '
You» must
see
it.
to realize
.what litA —really
moons. * k
P •■’ * * « ’ ''
1 VI
‘I
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a
i
m
m
b a
We will sell at Public Auction
Car Load ot Milch Cows: anc
Springers, a t Brady’s Stable
Sanford,
Sale Commences At Kb A. M,
N A S H & JAIL E T T E
�PAGE TWO
TUE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBE 13, 1920
P oW # r o f P o lie .
• Christmas Spirit is beginning to elbow us around,
w e are maldng the hecessary arrangements to have a
J time. W e’ve done our Christmas shopping and
Drastically “all set”. So w e request our friends to
ahead just a little so that the “peak“'of all your wants
not fall on us next week. DO IT NOW !
ned Currants
.
.
.
.
.
pound 35c
led and
Seedless Raisins
.
.
pound 40c
_ __.
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Poise U power. Tbo man who la
not master of himself under all condlttoh« cannot feel *ho nssurancc, iho
power, which la tin right of every hn*
mmi being to experience. Ho Is never
»lire of himself, m il the man who Is
never sure of hlm*clf Is ucrer wholly
nl ease. He Is not even well-bred, for
good breeding Implies self-control un
der all clrcuinstnnces.
Tljoro Is, perhups., no other thlny
which la so conducive to one's physical
and mental comfort, cltlctcncy, hnppl*
.ness and success ns a calm mind. When
'.he mind Is unbalanced, by anger, ex
citement, worry, fear or nervousness,
tho entire body la thrown out of har
mony. All the functions are deranged;
the man or woman Is'not normnl, and
Is, therefore, whatever tbo -situation,
nt a .complete disadvantage, wholly un
able to contend with It.—Orison Swett
Harden In the New Success Magazine.
Clsvator Rope In Coal Mints.
And your thoughts turning tp , g ifts 'a n d something for
friends, for family, for come one .somewhere. . What a
wonderful Idea that
•
Christmas Savings
In our Bank has become and how fine it la now for tho«
who had a Christmas Srvlnga Account with ua this yc*r
to como In how and get their money for gifts or for some
good cause.
Let Us Explain It
To you icizy end « U t you : f f Tvith a CuiUtmas s»r.
One of the most Impressive thing?
about s colliery, to mi outsider, Is tho'
Ing» Account for next year. Aak your neighbor who h«
tnummoth drum which winds tho rope
one and then talk it over w ith—
which brings coal up from the pit. This
monster drum rony measure 150 foot
In circumference, nnd weigh about 200
tons, nnd It will wind in the rope with
Its load at a speed of nearly 00 miles
nn hour. There are miles of the rope,
when the pit Is n deep one, like the
Yorkshire Main colliery's, whose v'ertlcnl shaft holds the record for depth
by going down nearly 1.000 yards, nnd
for long distances horizontally. The
rope costs $10 a yard nnd Its maximum 4**M>*M*+44++++*+4+4444+4++4*4 +♦♦+♦++++♦♦++++** :-h h H44
life Is three nnd one-half years. Every
Inch of It passes each day through n
man’s hands for examination, (than
accidents nre very rare,
T H E PEOPLES BANK
FOR
Prunes
Strange Leases.
For weird lenses I^nalon would he
ban! to heat In some instances, says a
correspondent. He dealt with houses
lately which were for sale'and .found
that the ground landlord was the duchy
of Cornwall, the Iwtsehqlder paying an
annual ground rent of fourpence 1 And
this fourpence was sent every year In
nn envelope which cost twopence, nnd It
Twenty little guests enjoyed a very cost the duchy twopence to acknowl
happy afternoon.
edge receipt I “Hut there Is u stranger
lease In the north of London," lie suld;
“some houses there are leased until
FOR CHRISTMAS
the death of the duke of Connaught.
There
is no other duie attached to the
J u st received new line of crepe
document'*
paper for package wrappers or
decorations for the holidsys,
Get your typewriter nt the Herald
polnsettis
and
hilly
all
In
vivid
o
..c
e ., A first-class machine, bran
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY. Editor. Phone 428
red and green, quite the prettiest
new at 365 and one that you will like
line erer seen In Sanford—only a
for tho rest of your life. No need to
CHILDREN’S HOME SHOWER
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
few of each so get them now.
pay any more for a real typewriter.
WEEK.
Every year the Woman’s Club of
Hox Stationery in all of the
Come and See Them Now.
The Molle is not only a standard ma
Sanford sends a box to the Children's
latest
shades
and
styles—nothing
chine
but
is
so
arranged
that
yru
enn
- Monday—
Home Society in Jacksonville.
but the best of paper and enve
carry it around with you.
Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
Tuesdny afternoon the Social De
lopes
a
t
very
reasonable
prices.
with Mrs. Braxton Perkins.
partment gives a shower in connec
Quite the prettiest and most sen
Lake Helen people arc rejoicing in
T uesdaytion with the bridge party. Wo want
sible
Christmas
gifts
for
either
the opening of their big hotel, the
Social Department of Woman’s to have os much to send as possiblo
Lake Monroe
“Her” or “Him.”
Harlan, wh’ch will noon bo ready for
Club Bridge and Shower for tho nnd we want not only the members
Christmas Cards and
New
guostf.
Children’s Hom^ Society, hos of the Social Department to bring or
Year's
Post
Cards
of
all
kinds
tess, Mrs. David CaldwatL 1
send something a child could use, but
from the low price of one cent
W ednesday- .
FOR SALE—Dodge touring car, 1)11
every member of any department of
eueh
up. You get the benefit of
Welfare Department a t Woman’s the Club.—Mrs. David Caldwell.
model. Good condition and good
-our buying in Job lots. All very
- Club.
tires, one extra. Robert E. llenuka.
pretty and new. And then you
Thursday—
BIRTHDAY PARTY
2116
van
get engraved cards or sta
Eveiy-Weck Bridge Club with Mrs
Mrs. M. Minarik gave a party at
Kandy—Peanut
Brittle
Saturday
tionary or Holiday cards engrav
Forest Lake.
special, 30c lb.
WaW« Ka«h
hot Home on Myrtle avenue Saturday
ed
or your monogram printed.on
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than
• Merrie Matrons with Mrs, Harry for her littio son, John, It being his
Kitchen.______
213-tfc |
the finest of bond papers In all
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
Heercn.
,
third birthday. v
•
See reduction in prices nt SsnforL
colors. Come In nnd take a look.
must accompany atl orders. Count five worda to a line and remit ac
Friday—
The house was tastefully decorated
Shoe
& ClotHlng Co.
112-te
cordingly.
HERALD PRINTING CO.
< T. N. T. with Mrs. Blank.
in cut flowers and especially attrac
>
_____
Herald Square .
FOR SALE—L. C. Smith No. 8 ia
’ C. D. Bishop has returned from a tive was the dining room. Tho table 208-tf
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
good condition. See R. T. Stalnakwas a long kindergarten table with a
business trip to New York.
RENT-Onö nicely furnished
F
ò
li”
1
am
prepared
to
take
on
a
few
or,
116 Laurel Avc.
212-ite
white cloth and littio holly wreaths
Substantial increase in number o:’ room 320 Oak Avc. Phone 308-J. more milk customers, cither morning
HI US FOR SALE—W. H. AHenTCDS
R. L. Peck came from Lakeland to a t each place. Tho center piece was «\nriy cows in Florida since the first
187-tfc or night delivery. G. W. Spencer,
a little Christmas tree decorated in
spend Sunday at home.
Monroe, Fla213-4!?,|
stato fa ir was strikingly illustrate FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
balloons which were given as favors.
------ ----- -------—- ------------ FOR SALE—Army tents In good ecfr
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park
---A rthur Yowell, G. C. Chamberlain, Littio red baskets containing candy in Palm Beach county within tho last
i
i.»C*r^
U
i!
nd
K“,*
l
W,,h<i!
|30 to |40^-A . C. Tanner,
few
days.
Interest
is
being
shown
Avenue.____________________ 157-tfc right on the floos with the Hamilton I303dltion,
W- J- Thigpen and Mr. Groif are’ were also &ta each' place.
E. Magnolia, Lakeland, FIs.
in
the
approaching
fair.
FOR RENT-Ono nicely furnished Beach Electric Crtrpct Washer. Re-1
2lW{p
tam ing on Lake Harney.
Ice cream and cake were served.
room for one or two gentlemen or stores colors, kilts atl moth and d is -,.-» ..
„ „ ---- ■
„ ■
nice couple. Can have use of garage. . « . g e m . For CBtlmnto , r demon-j
J
Phone 23 for particulars.
206-tfc «tratlon phone 560 or drop card to in perfect condition.—Herald Priai*
FOR RENT—Front room furnished Electric Carpet Washer, Route f J lng Co.______■ ~_____________ tf
215-6tpJ^O^ SALE—Typewriter table, g»rifor housekeeping, call before 8 n. 208, Sanford, Fla.
cn hose, porch swing, preserve Jart, j
m. or after five p. m. Phone 348-W. R9?f?It ^ Iî EL P 0AIlD' 911 per week,
jelly
glasses nnd odd pieces of far*
109
East
First
street,
over
Union
214-Gtp Pharm acy.________________ 163-tfc
niture, 101 Seventh SL
1991«F
FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished
WANTED
FOR SALE—One pair good mu!**1
for light housekeeping. 1320 West
WANTED—Team
work.
cash or term s^B ryan Auto Co.
Inquire
of
First stre e t
210-Gtp
2U-4te
M. Hanson Shoo Shop.
189-G0tp
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—
_
__________
Buy your post cards- nt the HeHfl ■
single or cn su ite ., Single room up
your po9t can*3 ®t the Herald
office.
Beautiful views, lc csth. _
stairs, |1 5 ; two rooms, up-stairs, $25 1°ff ce*
FOR
SALE—Two
story 8 rooa
to $30; one room first floor, $20; two WANTED—House or apartment of 3
House
and
garage.
A bargain. Ap
or 4 rooms, unfurnished, for man
rooms, first floor, $30. One large
ply
402
Sanford
ave.
and
Fourth St
room partly furnished. Consult J. S. and wHe with two school children.
215 41
Clark, Rutledge Station or Route A, Best of references. 8eg or write, G.
Box 195, Sanford, Fla.
215-5tp B. 8.. Job dept, Herald office, dh-tf
WANTED
FOR RENT—Double flat, eight WANT—To placo local agency with
rooms and bath. J. MiXion, 601
right party, pay* from two to
Second-hand wheelbarrow. Go0"*
Palmetto avc.
215-6tp twenty dollars dally for part or all condition, Address Wheelbarrow, 5^
OR RENT—Garage.
Apply 806 time. Sells In goodly quantity to ail E. Third street.
2l4-3tc
Magnolia.
,
215-3tp homes, who uso and boost and buy
ngain. Write today for full partic
SNAPDRAGON
LOST
ular* nnd standard package free to
PANSY PLANTS
1
.OST OR STRAYED—One red pig, you. DiSo Mfg. Co., Inc., Deck P..
4 month* old. If found notify E. Knoxville, Tcnn.
214-3tc We have lots of them. 23c rtr 4*1,
B. Randall, Jr., 825 First Street.
$1,50 per hundred
FOR SALE
191-tfc
STEWART THE FLORIST
Box Fruit—Mixed) boxes fruit
,OST—Since Nov. 29th, from my
814 Myrtle Avenue
home on Orlando road, one Lcw- pocked to order. Parcel Post boxes
cllyn setter. Suitable reward for in- and cartoons a specialty. Water’s
Want a typewriter? The
213-tfc
: ormation leading to recovery of this Kandy Kitchen.
baa
the agency<jfor the best $65 tyP*"
i of.—M. E. Smith, R. No. A, Box FOR b a u s UK EXCHANGE—Ona
writer
that haa ever been put on w*
20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave.
18. ______________
212-5tp
market
and we will have a ship®«)1
.OST—Jersey cow with a chain Walking 'distance to city. Two lots of new machines the last, of t"*
round her neck with a round bell corner Center and Elm Ave. Two week. If you are in the market i°r
on, has a fine ring, not very loud, and lots west side Palmetto avc., 50 ft. a typewriter aeo us before you W '
cow has been dehorned, not very largo from Eloventh St. Mako offer. B T
Herald Printing Co.
and haa a dark shaded face apd some Corvy, owner, 175 N. Spring S t, Loa
Angeles,
Calif.
________
208-lmo-p
dark stripes over body. Finder will
M. J. Bradford's Mattress factory, Everything fo r tho office a*
please notify G. Albon, Oviedo, Fla.,
,
and receive reward. Box 91.*214-4tc 5th street nnd Cypress ave. 210-10tp Herald Printing Co. ' W« c*n ilt
out with all th at you need in R®*
ir Scratch Pads from The
Christmas boxes of oranges at $3. printed stationery and office suppi^*
ty ths pound—16c.
—G. W. Spencer, Phone 400. 209-lOtp of alt kinds.
•
At a Big Bargain
Twenty-five head of Cows, milkers
and springers and forty head of i
| yearlings and two heifers, cans,
bottles and dairy equipment mule
and horse.
All to be Soid~at very
Reasonable Prices
ROSELAND DAIRY
C/ASS/flE/) APy
_____‘_________ -:?
The management of
*?
117 E A ST FIRST ST R E E T
Desire to most heartily thank the residents
of Sanford and vicinity for their cordial
response to the advertisement in Friday’s
Daily Herald and deeply regret the fact
that we were out of several items greatly,
in demand. W e will be prepared to take
care of your every grocery want in future
i
�THE B IT O R D D A II.Y U EIU LD . MONDAY, DECEUHE 13, l t »
Heaters
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Gas Stoves and
Ranges,
National Madza Lamps
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts.
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts
Everything Electrical
Expert Installation and
Repair Work .
g illo n & f r y
. . . . «2
. 112 M .rnolU A n
CONQUEROR OOULD NOT W RITE
AND CUPID FLtD, SHRIEKING
--------r William I of Knftinrf Blaotd HI*
, H u m by a Creta t* a Charter
H* Qriritttd.
•Truly, as Many Hevr As*im4, Remane# Today Haa Fallen *ram
It« One* H lgh-E tuu.
in, the collection of, Norman char
ter« sold recently In England, the
property of Baroness Beaumont of
Carlton Towers, York, there la atrong
presumptive evidence that 'William
the Conqueror Waa nnable to write,
for a grant signed by him and Matil
da, the queen, bears their crosses.
This collection of Norman charters
was made by the antiquary Thomaa
Stapleton} one of the ancestor* of
the baroB> of Beaumont, and baa been
preserved for centuries at Carlton
Tower*. It* aalo ia attributed to th*
costa of the war and the present high
taxes.
*
The ^artiest grant la undated, but
wns
ns made between‘’the years 1007 and
1070. It Is In Latin, on Tellum, and
Is a grant by Waldcrnnd (de MculInT)
tor the salvatJo^ of die soul of hi*
lord, William I, king of the English,
and others, to St. Stephens church,
Caen, of the Church of Bt. Mary. In
serted In their names are the crosses
of the witnesses, William, king of tho
English; Matalda, the queen; John,
archbishop (of Rouen?); Roger Belmontensls (Beaumont) and Itobert
nelmontensls (nenumont). The docu
ment la one- of the most Interesting
autographs that Is likely to come Into
the auction room for some time. Tho
evidence of William the conqueror's
Illiteracy Is not conclusive, however,
os It may have been thought beneath
the dignity of the king to write bis
name, as William Roberts suggests.
King Henry I also signed one of the
charters with his cross.
EAST INDIA SLOW TO CHANGE
Eight Varieties of Marriage In That
Region Remain as They Were
—
In Menu's Day.
From the Foundation
Quality-Servicd-Price
Lord's Purity Water
As Good as the Best
Dally Service
P h o n e 66
We Guarantee All
Battery Repairs
Umy Battery repair we moke ia
guaranteed for six months. We are
•Me to do this because In repairing
*ny make of battery we are licensed
to use patented features which h a rt
»ade VeiU batteries famous.
Sanford Battery Service Co.
I- A. RENAUD, Prop.
Phone 189
Wood Presaure—NeuriUs
The "Logical Treatment"
“ E N E R G IZ E R ”
For Many Human Ilia
Farai,«la
Rheumatism
NOW MAKING
P eca n N ut Roll
Freah Daily
$1.00 POUND
W ater’s K a n d y
K it c h e n
Greatest Gift"in the World
REAL ESTATE*
PIRE INSURANCE
■applies at the Herald.
There are eight varieties' of mnrrtago In India, all of them outlined by
Menu, tho great Hindu lawgiver, and
It Is not until one comes In contact
with auch examples of custom that one
realises how llttlo the native Indian
has advanced to meet modern Ideas,
an pxchang* spys. The eight ways of
msrrlage are:
BrahmyaT'vttdcb consist! In a gift
of a girl bedecked with ornaments to
a learned and virtuous bridegroom
who haa been Invited for the purpose,
accompanied by proper religious cere
monies.
V
Dnlvn, or gift of n girl decked with
ornaments to n priest who Is at that
time officiating at a sacrifice.
Adsha, or gift of a daughter In con
sideration of a pair of bullocks given
by the bridegroom.
Pnmjnpntyn. or gift of a daughter
after the father has thus addressed
the couple: "May both of you perform
your ditties together."
Asurn, or gifts of a girl after her
relatives have given ns much wealth
ns possible.
IlnknMmsn, or forcible rnpturo of a
girl after her relatives have been killed
or wounded.
Gnndhnrbn, or a voluntary union be
tween a young lady mid n man.
Palsncha, or the seduction of n
maiden who Is asleep. Intoxicated or
crack-brained.
j
They were young and It waa eraBing, aqd the moon was shining. And
they were young.
Ha waa racing her, althouetted
agalnat the all very light of the moon.
Erery line of hta stalwart, manly fig
ure atood plainly outlined before her.
He looked Into her lovely dark eyea.
Their liquid depth« fascinated him, en
thralled him.
n« leaned forward.
"Darling, I love you I* he breathed
paaalonately Into her tiny ear.
She gated at him paaalrely, ‘Tou are beautiful, wonderful, lovelyiH he cried, ns the. moonlight Il
luminated her clastic features.
Her glnnce rested upon him as hq
stood oiit clenrly In the pnle light.
"Will you marry me, be my wife?"
he ankcd, with bated breath and eyes
shining. Hidden (Ires glowed In their
burning depths. „
And still her gate was upon him.
He leaned forward a little farther,
waiting for her answer, eagerly, fear
fully.
"Will you nuirfy me, precious one?"
he asked ngnin. his burning glnnce
upon her scarlet lips.
She opened her mouth to *>penk.
Penrly teeth glenmed In the silvery
light.
“AhI Tou nre going to soy 'yes,'"
he muttered, pnaatonntely, taking hold
of her tiny, llly-llke hands. "Ton are
going to sny something."
He leaned closer, his head outlined
clearly agMnst the pale moonlight.
"I wns going to say, why don't you
wear a rubber band around your head,
(o tmln your ears not to stick out?"
(The end of a perfect evening.)—
Detroit Free Press.
GREAT ACTRESS XISSED POET
Sarah Bernhardt Made Her Meeting
With Longfellow an Event to
Be Remembered.
When Sarah Bernhardt came to
America In the seventies sculpture
was her "aide line." Aa. soon aa she
arrived In Boston ehe expressed a de
sire to do the bust of Longfe) low,-says
tlm Christian Science Monitor, bongfellow, however, though not Insensible
of the honor, declined. He said that
he was about to leave for Portland,
Me., and feared that Mme. Bernhardt
would have depnrted before hi* re
turn. Then, to hdtlgatc the curtness
of his refusal, ho usked tho tragedienne
to Ills home, Inviting Wllllnm Dean
Howells and Oliver Wendell Holmes to
meet her.
m
They became very amiable townrd
one Another, and Longfellow, who
spoke excellent French, praised Mme.
Bernhardt's pcrfonnnnco of "Phedre,"
telling her she surpnsseil the great
Barbel, whom ho had seen 50 years
enrller. Tho actress, not to he out
done, told the poet how much she en
joyed reading "Illnwnthn," which she
pronounced Hoe-n-vatere.
Evidently tho affair of the sculp;
tured bust did not rankle, for on her
departure, ns the poet and his other
guests were escorting her to her car
riage, she turned about suddenly, Im
pulsively threw her arms about Long
fellow's neck nnd, kissed him on the
cheek, said: “Vous eles adorable."
You Gan Get Immediate
Delivery
EDWARD HIGGINS
Phone 3 3 1
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Corrected on November 15, 1920,
Southbound
Arrive
2:36 o* pi.
Departs
2:40 a. m.
8:40 a. m.
1:33 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
7:45 p. m.
3 1 0 -3 1 4 East Firsl
The Sanford Mirror
and Furniture Shop
.Mirrors re-silvered, furniture repair
ed, furniture refinlahcd, brass beds
irflnlshed, Iron beds enameled< or
bronzed any color or shade, auto re
flectors re-silvered, best of materials'
used and work neatly and expertly
done on short notice. Give us a call.
___ 1:28 p.m.
___ 2:55 p.m.
___ 7:30 p. m.
North Bound
WM. E. CONNOR
Departs Office 116 Laurel Ave.
Arrive
Phone 219
2:03 a. m.
__ _ 1:48 a. m.
Work Called for and Delivered.
___ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p.m.’
. . . . 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p. m.
___ 4:00 p. m.
4:05 p. m.
___ 10:00 p. m.
Sanford's Moat Popular Hole!
Leesburg Branch
‘ Arrive
Departs
Under Management of
7:30 a. m.
SMITH BROTHBRSfS
WALTER B. OLSON
7:35 p. m.
Ezpert Repair Work %
__ 4:00 p.m.
Our Specialty-— Sem inole’s
..-.11:55 a. m.
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
Trilby Bra itch
dc luxe.
Arrivo
Departs
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
8:00 a. m.
A
In
Carte
Service
all
day
3:25 p. m.
AT T n E HERALD, EACH—':
101_____ 0:30 p. m.
2 5 ..___ 2:00 p.m .
Oviedo Branch
Departs
Razor Strokes to 8hav9.
Kidnap Chlnesq From Legation.
There Is n barber In London, Eng
Knng-Shlh-lo, formerly treasurer of
land, with n nice taste for figurlng.jind
he has computed the number of razor the Anfu club, who since tho recent
strokes that go to n clean shave, lie downfall of that alleged pro-Japanese
offer» to prove the general correctness organization has been In biding In the
of his count on any customer. "Tou Russian legation nnd for whose arrest
■hall keep the count yourself, sir." a reward of $10,000,was offered by the
Chinese government, has Just been
•ays he.
The first Yuan counted 150 strokes the victim of n coup on the part of
made by the barber. "Much too low, Chinese aervnnta employed In the le
sir," said the barber. -"Rut knowing gation, according to n dispatch from
jrou were counting I couldn't help tak Peking, Chinn. They entered Kang's
ing longer strokes, it takes more, sir, bedroom In the early hours of the
morning, hound him, wrnpi>ed him In
usually."
Ills own computation Is that, on nn n tied quilt nnd hoisted him over the
average. It lakes 200 strokes to shave legation wall. Accomplice^ delivered
a ronn%Now If he ahavea bo many per him Into the bnnds of the sqtind of
sona n 'day, so many days a week, how gendarmes which bad been waiting
mnny times does the barber use bis for weeks for nn opportunity to cap
ture him nnd other refugees supposed
razor a week?"
" ’Undrcds of thousands, air" say« to hare hidden In foreign legations.
the barber. Pinned to something more
Woman’s Latest Venture.
exact, he claimed 288.000 for one week.
An engineering factory, organized,
controlled, and managed hy women,
Th* Calm Level.
who nino execute the orders at the
J have seen tho sea lashed Into fury Inthe and In the foundry—that la the
nnd tossed Into spray, ‘and Its grand latent enterprise of tlip "weaker sex."
eur moves the soul of the dullest mnn: It la one which deserves, every suc
but remeniber It Is not the billows, cess.
Daily, except Sunday
but the calm level of the sea, from
At the bend of the firm, called A t
which nil heights nnd depths are lanta, Ltd« Is Lndy Parsons, tho wife
Get some of those late postcards at
measured. When the storm has passed, of the fnmoua engineer nnd Inventor
the
Herald office. The Valdez Ho
and the hour of calm settles on (lie of the steam turbine, The factory
tel,
tho
Wclnka Block, the Seminal*
ocean, when the sunlight bathes Its was alarteli In the Midlands hy 20
Hotel
and
other points of interest.
smooth surface, then the astronoioer women ex-war workers. Good orders
and the surveyor take the level from have already been secured, nnd Lady Only ono cent each. Send a Sanford
which to measure terrestrial heights Parsomi la convinced thnt tlies» card to your fricndi.
and depths. When the emotion of the pioneer women engineers will be suc
hour has subsided, we shall find thnt cessful.
calm level of public opinion below the
‘There Is nothing," she «ays, "that BRADLEY MATTRES8 FACTORY
storm, from which the thoughts of a a woman cannot do when she trie«."
Orlando, Fla,
mighty people are to be measured, —London Times.
;
and by which their flnul action will'be
Makes old Mattresses new at on*.
determined.—James A. Garfield.
v.
Send In your locale to the Herald
third the cost of a new one.
office. Phono the news to 148. We
PHONE
804
16 BRYANT BT.
Test* for Diamonds.
want every b it of It. Tell ua the
11*1611mo-p
The true diamond li not cut by *
file, has i specific gravity of 8A2 and
a luster that shows clearly even when
the stone Is Immersed In water, A
■mall drop of water dropped on tho
face of a clean, dry diamond presence
In greenhouse sterilization it has proved as good as steam
Its globular form and doe« not spread.
baking.
In seed beds It kills weed seeds .and many diseases.
When a line Is drawn on a diamond
A fifty pound keg costs three dollars, and will treat 1000 to
with an aluminum pencil, and It 1«
then nibbed briskly with mnlsrvned
2000 squnro feet of soiL
cloth», the Him dHaiijm.-ira. The coinEnough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough, te s t
inonest tent Is to draw the edge of the
HO M ER T . D A R L IN G TO N
stone over gin»*: the diamond cuts It
without much pressure, while the lu»General Delivery, Miama, Florida.
Hotion merely scratch?* It.
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
M A IN E G R O W N
$5.50 P E R SA C K
F . F. D U T T O N , In c
Sanford
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EVERY TIME.YOU SURRtaiDBR
e v e r y TIME YOU SURRENDER
T 0 AN OBSTACLE OR FAIL TO
TORCE YOURSELF TO PERFORM AN ACT. OF INVESTING AND ACCUMULATING, YOU LOSE AN .OPPORTUNITY FOR GROWTH AND
DEVELOPMENT OF GREATER POWER AND INTO A MORE STUR
DIER AND VIRILE CHARACTER. THE COWARD, IMPOTENT OR
NEGLECTFUL PERSON CAN NEVER HOPE TO RISE ABOVE* HIS
PD SSS^T FINANCIAL POSITION. TOE OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL
INVESTORS AS WELL AS LARGE ONES IN THE SOUTHERN UTIL
ITIES COMPANY 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED
STOCK IS ONE IN A LIFE TIME AND MAY BE MADE IN CASn OR
INSTALLMENTS. THERE IS NONE BETTER.
ROBBRT J . HOLLY, Jr.
Circulation M***!«'Phone Herald Office 148 or 64
U S E »
MlCKlE SAYS
You can’t get trade by ringing cow
bells any more. Sanford people are
not living in a rural district where
cow bells attract the people.
This
kind of advertising would he all right
in some of the smaller villages and
would sell milk but cow bells win
never advertise any business in San
ford. The people are reading the
Dully Herald to note the live merch
ant* and the prices in this city.. ,
,
mm
F. P. Forster, President B. F. WMlncr, Cashier,
T. W. LAWTON,
. Superintendent.
.
A m ple Stocks
Prom pt Delivery
A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT
The holiday season with its joys responsibilities. There may be inand its problems is upon us. What stances where this is true, but fdr the
shall be do to add to the happiness of most part the women who have stepthe occasion? Each one of us would P«d into fields formerly reserved for
like not only to wish our friends a men ask no favors.
Merry Christmas and a K-ppy N ew , In an interview, Miss White stated
Year, but to give them one. We can-, that women are as capable av men
not do this by means of ill-considered and that she disliked being eoigratpresents., Thoughtless gifts cause, ulated merely because s’le is a wornthe January ash can to bulge with (an. “It is silly to treat us as though'
debris. Only when our gifts have | we were precocious children,” she
lasting meaning do they carry the
This protest Is justified. The pat
true message of good-will which is
ronage displayed toward successful
. Wc can give happiness and content-J women merely reflects on the person
ment and safety for the futqje as doing the patronising. V. ie not in
well as pleasure for the moment, this spirit that Miss White should be
Such gifts are within reach of alL called a remarkable woman. She is
They are to be found In the Savings remarkable not alone because she was
Securities of the United States gov-Ja successful farmer, but also because
, ernment. From the 26 cent Thrift Jduring the war she was superintendStamp to the $1,000 Treasury Sav-,cnt of the work among women In the
ings Certificate they will carry with largest powder plant in Virginia and
them not
th» greetings of the,!****!»* she continues active in still
• seasor Km*
for years to,«mother field although she has retir; come. *■-. er-senting the child a card ed. How many rabn farmers are there
The Sanford Heralij in comment- with one thrift stamp affixed, you who present an equally active record ?
j i g upon 0 » hotel servic; in that bestow not only a present but a habFlorida claims some just pride in
cKy .«ays: “The Seminole is sow it which will grow in value as the being the home staje of Miss -White,
Ttiady to take the travelers in.” I days pass, for he will wish to fill the whose quality of leadership brings it
a o a t see why the Herald should feel card. That little gift will have grown credit. The greatest share, however,
*o highly elated over so common an wonderfully before another Christ- belongs to what, for lack of a better
Oicurencc. Sanford and the Seminole mas comes around, and the recipient phrase, can be called the modem woa te cot the only city and hotel ir the will be on th* way to a life of inde- man.
state “ready to take the travelers pendeoce.
t o r There are many duplications of
In reo.unmen'l'ng the»e lasting
this work—yet few tell about the gifts, the Savings Division of the
tiring till it’ll all over and done for. Treasury does not suggest that a
TURKEY 'AND CB1CKEN
H Sana>—Thom La Kissimmee Valley single American curtail hU Christmas
DINNER
giving, f t suggests only that he
OYSTERS, TOO.
i broaden it to include this present
" th e re is a constant string of cars which will bring future well-being to
DECEMBER 15th and 16th
{Vatu DeLand to Sanford and points those he loves.
From 6:00 to 8-JO
north and south. The bridge over the
Thrift Stamps, Savings Stamps and
$1.00 per plate
S t. Johns at Harden Ferry must be Treasury Savings Certificates will be
Also
Catholic
Baxaar at the
peyiag about 1000 per cent per month. on sale throughout the year 1021. In
Parish
House
Y hs' State Road Department should ; continuing the sale of government
.
Everybody
Invited
¡base this bridge and make it Savings Securities, the government Is
611-0t
, or greatly reduce the tolls.— giving the opportunity to every man,
and News.
woman and child in the land through
kb is something for our road de the coming year to enjoy the happi
m ent and our county commission- ness, prosperity and contentment
to consider. Ami the county re which is found in' financial independ
td to build the bridge on account ence and security for the future.
a t expense.
MENDENHALL CASE
Mecdtahall i* trying to get out of
• state prison camp after serving
ime four years for the murder of
tfe^SUioU and her daughter and
im b g up their bodies id the car in
kids the murder happened. It was
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tends to systemaUxe. all. tranaactioM;
the cancelled checks furnish the best
receipts for expenditures, thus elimIns tine controversies; a bunk account
fires you greater prestige; It secures
for you the banker1* Interest In your
affairs and Ms advice ln> tin e of
need.
In short, a bank account makes you
a better, a safer and a more suc
cessful business man.
We solicit your account with us.
And the people are coming here be- MCUM th#t he mav have imagined
luse they read the advertisements for himMlf for the crime. The pyd.
the Herald and sec where the San- cration of Women’s Clubs of the state
rd live merchants are coming after have taken up the matter and will
ie trade. This is the time for the ^nmfce ¡t their business to see that
erchants to make hay.
^
| Mendenhall stays In prison for some
f
il im
PftlMftlM* 1V Ht*& AH * ,H W >
NADOLA tWtT\NL\»*P?M«AM\N«
«PMrtVGUlMei'MlCttAMKlf'«)
a cold-blooded murder, premeditated
A FLORIDA WOMAN
If the evidence la to be believed and
..........
the Jury seemed to have believed It
Editorially, the Miami Herald tells
Member of the Associated Presa
and only the clemency of one mem* the Interesting story of how a Flprber kept Mendenhall from going to Ida woman made good at the a rt of
the gallows. And now after serving farming: t
only a few year» either he or h is ' Under the capltion, -Woman Farmfriends or both are trying to hare e r Retires,” the New York Times
Christmas time approaches.
him pardoned and if the Pardoning tells the story of Miss L. M. White,
Board or any member thereof ex-,w ho made a fortune on 14,000 acres
pect anything at the hands of the in Florida. Miss White is more than
people of this state they had better * farmer, and the fact that she has
Sanford is thè trading hcadquart- leave"Mendenhall and his case alone, retired doea not mean that she hrs
era far this purt af thè state of Flor It la much too soon after this crime ceased being active. She is now deida. 1
to bring it up again and talk of par- voting her Unto to the National Feddoning Mendenhall for the greatest cration of Business and Professional
crime in the annals of the state. We Women, of r-hich she is both state
feci sorry for any man who is in president and a national vice-prcsi-
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KOKOMO. UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
HOWE RED TUBES
B. A O. MOTOR COMPANY
Sanford. Florida
Walthall & Estridge, Props.J
Welaka Building
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
Specials For Today
B one Meal
Choice
Western and Florida
Meats
Oar Prices Will Save
You Money
Veal, Pork, Mutton,
Sausage
CHASE & COMPANY
Prime
Service That Counts
We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
PORK and MU1TON
SAUSAGE oi All Kinds
HAM and BACON
A TRIAL SOLICITED
W holesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce*
C onsignm ents Solicited
Pure Food Market
J. H. Tillis, Prop.
Phoie 105
402 Sanford Ave.
AUCTION
We will sell at Public Auction,
Car Load ot Milch Cows and
Springers, a t Brady’s Stable,
Sanford,
Pure, Sweet, Wholesome
D elivered F resh E very D ay
MILLER’S BAKERY
S P E C IA L BARGAINS
FOR THE FIRST
C O M P L E T E H O U S E - B IL L
C A R TER LUMBER CO.
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
December Ac/
Sale Commences At 10 A. M
NASH & JAILETTE
MRS. B. B. TAUACH
Proprietor
Comer of Park Avroac and
Commercial Avenue
. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Domonatra ted ha your home.
Christmas orders should be ff*‘
B. E. WILLIAMS
G. A. DREKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
198-261P
Tte Daily Herald subscription list
Have you seen that beautiful lice
is growing so rapidly that new car- Of boa stationery a t the Herald of
rier boys are necessary each wreck. If fice? Ju st the thing fo r ‘'The Girl
you do not g et your paper promptly for Christmas. Get it printed with
phono 451.
�B 8ANFQRD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEM BE 13, 1920
S u b i t i cf tin
Plotting Small
Talk« SacdacÜf*
Arranged for
Herald Head era
ytlJe
Mention of
Matterò lit BHef
ferwnal It««*
*fInterest
Sanford, Fla., Dec, 13, 1920.
Carlot Shipment« from Entire Coun
try, Saturday, Dec. 11th)
Florida—Sanford Section ---------- 24
Florida—anatee aection . . . . . ------4
shq la very ill a t tho poraonage. Dr. Callforia—N orther^ District . . . . 1
8 WEATHER
W alker was summoned from the gen
California—Southern D ist . . . . . . 8 2
tho
perflod
December
eral
conference a t Tallahalace and
Forecast for
South Atlantic arrived here Saturday.
13 to 18, -Inclusive
and Eaet Gulf States: Moderate tomPottmkater Elder and the postoffeature considerable cloudiness, oc
fico force aro working overtime now
casional rains.
and the bundles are piling up moun
w eather
Re p o r t
For Florida: Unsettled weath
er tonight and Tuesday, probab
ly ahowers ezeept fair In west
portion Tuesday, cooler Tuesday
North and Central portion.
WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION
Beg to announce that
MR. VV. L. HARVEY
is associated with me in handling
Records
and
Musical Instruments
■v
768
3328
9859
6519
6215
WINS
WIN8
WINS
WINS
WINS
CEDAR CHEST.
OLD IVORY ROCKER.
ELECTRIC PARLOR LAMP.
110.00 GOLD PIECE,
|5.00 GOLD PIECE.
The drawing for theae prizes took place at onr store Saturday night
at 8:30 and waa conducted by Judge E. F. Iloosholder, assisted by a boy,
blind-fotded, sleeted from the large crowd that was present, and for the
benefit of the holders of these coupons that were not present we. publish
the shore winning numbers.
Up until the time this paper goes to press there are still two prizes
that have not been claimed. Look your numbers over and If you hold the
lucky number, come get your prize. The two prizes left are the Lamp
and the $5.00 gold piece.
*
'
Mr. A. D. Mahoney held both number 761* »nd 332?, therefore getting
both the Cedar Chest and Rocker.
Mr. Ernest Gormely held No. 6519 and won the $10.00 Gold Piece.
Mr. John D. Jinklnn made the U ’gest Individual purchase and won the
Leather;- Hand Ilag.
Mrs. C. 1« Goodhue purchased the largest number of articles and won
the Umbrella.
tain high. I f you have anything to
send do It now and don't wait until
the day before Christmas.
Mrs. C. B. Godwin spent Sunday tioncry at the Herald office. We do Total, 23 cars,
printing of all kinds on envelopes and Diversions Filed Since Last Report
In Jacksonville.
ldtter heads special to your order. ,
From Potomac Yards: Out 9th:
-------New
York 4, Jersey City 1.
Weather Is I
The
city
was
filled
with
shoppers
From
Waycross: Out 10th: Cinthe lettuce crop. Many grower« m o
and
visitors
last.S
atu
rd
ay
night
and
cinnati
1.
catting today.
looked like a city twice the size. I t Total lettuce shipmentsfrom Flor
Ida this season to date, Dec.
Only n few more flays till Christ' in sure and certain that' Sanford me*chants
are
having
a
fine
holiday
12
Inc., cars ............................4y9
b is .
Do your shoppipg early and
trade
and
they
are
bringing
tho
pcoTotal
lettuce shipmentsfrom Florlate and do it now.
pie hero by real advertising and glvida Inst season to ?ame date,
C. M. Packard and wife have arriv ing them goods a t real priceu.
cars
................... ............... ...51G
ed from Shirland, 111., to spend tho .* ,
7------- ,
,
Shipping Point Information, Dec. 11
J. L, Miller Is moving
hissales- SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, olenr.
■winter with' their son, Rex Packard.
room of the bakery Into
the north Hauling, moderate. Demand I and
See those new typewriters on sale side of his building and will rent
movernent mnrket 8tendy
at the Herald office. They aro the p art of tho old sales room for busl-(ntt|0 chanjro fn pricca. CnrIoU f Q
greatest machine' in the market for ness purposes. Mr. Miller is making _b. cnah trnck; 1 j . 2 buahcI hampcr5|
the price.
many change! In #hls bakery
and nig Boston, quality and condition
equipment and has one of the finest j KencralIy bo<mJ| 00c-$1., mostly >lt
. Are you getting your Daily Her
ald promptly? We arc doing every
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Buck,- of H ar
thing possible to getj it to you and if
risburg, Pa., are spending some time
you do not get it let us know a t once.
at the home of II. P, Lntsbaugh aqd
FINE STATIONERY
family,
515 Magnolia avc.
Many of the girls and boys will be
The Herald office in headquarters
home this week and next week to for fine stationery of all kinds from
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lindsey and
spend the holidays and there will bo
tho printed letter head to the beauti Miss Mittic Forsyth are visiting Mrs.
ful stationery in boxes th at is so dear 6. W. Spoor fo r the month of Decem
to the ladies' hearts. You can get ber and will spend the remainder of
Judge liousholdcr and W. C. Hill this stationery and have your Phono the winter with their cousin, Mrs. J.
left today for Jacksonville where the gram printed on it, making the nift L. Ingram a t West Palm Beach.
Judge will, attend |tho .meeting of iest Christmas gift th a t you have
County Judges of the state th a t Is in ever seen and one of the best. Sta
tionery 'dost« money theso days but
sesjion tomorrow.
our stationery is very reasonable in
AT THE STAR THEATRE
Get your Christmas advertising in price and positively the best that
TODAY
the Daliy Herald. The people are money can buy. See it a t the Herald
shopping by the papers these days office,
ELMO LINCOLN in
and in reading your daily papers you
UNDER-CRIMSON SKIES
save money.
.
The man who never looks up is a
Also "CLEVER CUBS"
rank failure when it comes to lifting
The many friends of Mrs. S. W.
A Comedy
Walker will be grieved to learn that
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NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
ADVANTAGE NOW WITH WOMEN
Modern Feminine Garments Such That
They No Lcnger Need “Take All
Day to Dress."
No longer docs It "take her nil day
to dress."
t
Quietly nnd steadily woman lias got
rid of muny checks upon rapidity of
dressing; tins consolidated garments,
abolished button*, «lone mvny with
hooks nnd eyes, abandoned very often
even corsets nnd the "Hilng" of her
hulr, while man Is quite as slow n
dresser now as when Undo C. Depew
repeated tils tlrst story.
Not. of course, tf woman garbs her
self for purposes strictly social. This
means one-tenth dressing and ninetenths preparation of* an armament
thut no stupid League of Nations would
cvpr hope to curb. Very different Is
tho morning method of feminine ex
ecutives, of girls Intent on business,
study or art, of stump-speaking Indies
when In transit.
Brother dazed himself w ith. speed
when first he fastened trousers with a
belt, though buttons still remain for
the "wesklt" nnd the coat and that
weary round of pearl nnd gold buttons
for the shirt. But sister tnkes her onepiece suit at a single hurdle und snaps
a sluglo “snupper" at tho waist.
Long ago man hopped Into Ills con
gress gnltcrs. Now he ties his oxfords.
Hla wife, however, steps Into her
Of Poultry Products for The Cates
Crate Company.
The poultry department of the.Rallnton Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo., will
have their poultry demonstrator in
Sanford about December 15th In be
half of tho Cates’ Crate Co. Tho lady
will visit every poultry raiser in the
county and will demonstrate the Pu
rina Poultry Feeds and give you val
uable information os to how to make
your hens lay. The Indy will also
show you how to cull out your non
layers from the ones that lay. If
you wish a demonstration givo your
name and address to tho Cates Crato
Co., before the 16th of this month.
Operation of a through coach be
Phone 1B1. All demonstrations free.
tween
Jacksonville and Okecchoboo
216-2tp
has been arranged by the Florida
East Coast railroad beginning Dec
TO PIANO OWNERS
.Owing to an unusual volume of ember 15, according to announce
business on the East Coast my De ment.
cember visit will bo. delayed several
weeks.—"Alack the piano tuner."
215-3tc
48534853534830015323485323230053232300532353015348
You C ant Make
Hag Without Sunshine
Nor can you make much money without some
effort'to
Reserve Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
W hy not make some real "H A Y " in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account with tisBuild up your credit that you may be able to
master difficult problems.
DcLand’s auto camp, which Is said
The U. S. Shipping Board la now
to be the most complete in the state, advertising; the "Jacksonville Line"
is the rendezvous of hundreds of with regular sailings of steel steam
camping parties this year. More pco-(ships for Europo, Asia and South
pie have used this camp so far th is ' America. All aboard a t Jacksonville»
season than all lost season.
¡Fla.}- for the' chief ports of. the
George Fox can take care of your
orders for express shipments of
Christmas orangey, j Got} h( itouch
with him.
215-2tc
*
THE COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA, with its
wonderful tone and marvelous Automatic
Stop, will be out leading line. We have
now over
Repentance is often confounded
with determination not to get caught
again.
2,000 Columbia Records
from which you may make your X Mas
selection. We expect to give our special
H. L. GIBSON.
W. L. HARVEY
name of Geo. Fox. unless saia cer
tificate shall bo redeemed according
to law tax deed w ill Issue thereon on
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1921.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 13th day of December
A. D. 1920.
(SEAL)
E| A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk County Court,
Seminole County, Fla.
215-6tc.
By V. E. Douglass, D. C.
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
CRACKERS, p k f . ..................
3-LB. CANS. HOMINY,
Per can . . . i ---------
GRANULATED SUGAR,
Per Pound ---------- -
3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT,
. Per C a n ........ ........................ .
IRISH POTATOES,
3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES,
Per Can .......... 1 .................
SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS,
Per Pound ____ _______
3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van
Camp's, Per c a n ___________. . .
8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT,
2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS,
Van Camp’s, Per C a n __ . . . .
6-LB. CANS CRISCO,
Can ------------------
1-LB. ROA8T BEEF,
Per C a n ________
24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
Per Sack ------------------------
1-LB. CORNED BEEF,
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER,
Per Pound . . . . ___ . . . . .
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS,
, rf
1-LB. CANS MAXWELL BOUSE
COFFEE, Per C a n _____ . . . . . .
HEBE CREA5I, Baby,
Per C a n ...................... .
HEBE CREAM, Tall,
1
2
LORD CURVBUR COFFEE,
Per Pound . . . . . . . . . ------
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IN TH E. HEAHT OF THE WOBLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
'SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY^DECEMUER.il, 1820
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QUESTION
TO THRONE OF LEAGUE
FORMER GERMAN CABLES
Representatives Arc Present
EARTHQUAKE IN ALBANIA
HAS 1IEEN OFFICIALLY NOTI RECOMMEND DISARMAMENT IN
THREE DIFFERENT
FIED OF RESULT OF
STAGES
ELECTION
Railroad Officials and Shippers
Win Work Pian
(Er Th« AtiocUtad- Pr»u 1
*(Dr Tka Ahm UU4 Pr»»».)
WASHINGTON, Dec. l \ r Act
ROME, Dec. 11.—All villages in
(D/ Tb« AuocUUd (nu)
* Tepclcni district, Southern Albania,
Secretary of Shota Davis conferred
' (Br Tb» A»»o«(»t«d Frr«»
GENEVA, Ded. 11.—Commission on were destroyed by a violent earth
LUCERNE, Dec. 11.—Official not!today with President Wilson, princi
pally It is understood on tho dlnagrec- fication of the result of tho plebis- technical organizations; invited the quake today, according to newspaper
j ment with five great powers over the cite in Greece and the Invitation to United States to name tho members dispatches here. Two hundred were
disposition uf ‘.ho form er German cs- rcasccnd the Greek throne immediate of the Internntii ml r. visory comm
killed nnd fifteen thousand arc home AND MORE KNOWLEDGE- Rßly wero received by former King Con teo on the study of the question of less.
pudvmfs 'T
OF BASEBALL blca.
1
GAKDLNG PLACING OF CAJtS
opium traffic. The committee on
stantine today.
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FOR SHIPPERS
C° As n FORM NEW NATIONAL
I
armaments
recommended
disarma
ROUNDING UP BOMBERS
LEADING BICYCLE RACES
AGREEMENT
PARIS, Dec. 11.—Constantine will ment In three stages, first agreement
The meeting of the Traffic and
leave Luccrino Monday arriving Ip between the powers not to make fur(i.uj p»i»|)««y »ti »HI
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".„„I.tad fni«*
i
(Dr Tka AaaaelaUd Pr«»»)
Transportation
Committee of the
VPW YORK. Dec. ll.- T h o greatDUBLIN, Dec. l l .- T h c plant for Athcns late next week, according to ther increases in armnments, second
NEW YORK, Dec. ll.--3rocco and
Sanford
Chnmbcr
of Commerce was
bal, convention in the history manufacturing mombs was discover Athens dispatch._______ *___________ gradual reduction; third complete dls 'Cohum are lending on the last day of
held
in
tre
Palm
Room
of the Valdez
______________
' armament except for necessary po- the nnnunl six (lay bicycle race, cov
*” d hero today with represent«- cd in a bicycle ahop hérc todny, the
Hotel
yesterday
evening.
This meet
*£" esent from all the profession- police seizing large quantities of am HOSPITAL* FOR SERVICE *
ering two thousand, nnd twenty-three
J,icc purposes.
ing was called particularly to settle
I branches of the game. Complete munition,- ¿ m a tin g three men and
miles.
••
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MEN AT CAPITAL
the various transportation problems
HUCHAREST UNDER
* aniintion of the government and wounding one.
confronting Sanford shippers. Mr. D.
LAW
MARTIAL
(By Tb« Aat»«i*«»d Pr»w)
formulation of a new national agrccC. Marlowe, chairman of tho com
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11;—AddiB,nt were on the program.
t
'Br Th« Auoci«t»4 Pr««»)
mittee, presided and tho following
tional hospital facilities for the treatPARIS, Dec. 11.—Bucharest, the
men representing the northern pro
LATE WIRES
ment of former service men and worn- Rumanian capital, is under rpntrinl
duce houses were also present: A. N.
cn
and
appointment
of
an
administralnw
ns
the
result
of
disonfcrs
culmi
Rahnmn of James 'lozzi & Co., New
(Br TV» A»»acUta4 PraaaA
.
i .„„«.«i»« nt nuting in n bomb explosion in tho
York;
T. C. Ginney, Thos. Fomntaro
tivc head for thyec major agencies of ^ ^
GENEVA, Dec. 11.—Japan cannot
PRINCESS THEATRE WILL RE with Frank' Gargiulo, New York; J.
reduce her armament ns long ns the CONGRESSMEN CANNOT CHARGE war Risk Insurance Bureau, Federal,
------------- ------------SCENE DF SEVERAL
C. Hutchinson, manngcr Sanford
United States Is increasing hcr’s, Vis
’TELEGRAMS TO THE
Board oft Vocational Education nnd EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
GOOD EVENTS
Truck Growers; W. B. Ahem, Ahem
count Ishii, delegate to the League
GOVERNMENT
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Health service were rccornOF SOUTHERN STATES
Brokerage Company, Chicago; J. G.
auembly declared today.
sorts of Michael, secretary and treasurer of
MEMPHIS,
Dec.
11.—The
EducoSnnford
is
having
nllj
11 —The mendcd 10 con^rc ,s în the annual
World’s Southern Truck Growers; W. E.
WASHINGTON,
nAajmaYi*w.., Dec.
— • ll.-R e so lu i WASHINGTON,
_ . Dec.. r
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port of Dr. Cumming, surgeon gen- tional need« of the Southern states amusemen
now nnt
c
Lewis, J. L.Culvert, Philadelphia, Pa.;
lion requesting President Wilson to Western Union Tekßraph Co. 1ms
01
»„„Ith service He were discussed nt a conference of FnPl0U8 ShoWB 8tarted
appoint nn American representative stirred up a horirnt*. n
e
s
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t hat adcJ school officials and United S tate, spirit here in regards to wre.UIpgf nd Geo. W. Tull with B. E. Cochran,/Jew
th a-t,. —
the «p—
racticc-pf
__________ of E duction Cloxlon.
nn,l kindred .port., Bllly llof- York. Mr. Ball"and Mr. Deos.repre
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Nations ■"—*
Com- w ith Ita notice —
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-reiterated
- — — - the
----- firm belief tn a i auc ^Commissioner
ntn- quato hospital construction program
•____________ , mnnn, one of, the local boys, was *o
nlision considering the disarmament permitting senators and representasented the Board of Govc'rnors of the
v u presented In thq senate .today by tlves to send messages from any of- muat be undertaken for thq care of
A married woman's rights m ight, successful ngainst all the profession Sanford Chamber of Commerce a t pie
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Can Walsh Democrat, of Montana! , flee in the country with tho govern- cX.Bervicc ihen and women, who will be used in correcting her husband’s als of the show here that upon the meeting. Mr. T. L? Dumas, super
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earnest solicitation of his many intendent of the A. C L , attendee th*.
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ment settling tho bill monthly, would require treatment for a"long time.
wrongs.
friends he hns decided to have a few inciting n;<»ii invitation of th" comWASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—The be abandoned on^January 1st.
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"goes" hen- with various wrestlers c ’i'ce an I »vac Riven an opportunity
House voted to curial* the Christmas | Chairman Ireland, of the House
and boxers
are- —
now in the state to hear the vaiinw »r.prersions of
tttta to take up the annual appro- committee on accounts, announced to-- who
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(Irat nfTnir will bo Riven in ^ oge present relative to thn subjects
and
the
prution bills, adjourning Dec. 23, and day that he would leave tonight for
V.
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css Theatre next Wednesday under d|8CU8sion< The committee took
the Princess
imsemble the following Monday.
New York fbr a conference with
By Riley M. Fletcher Berry
------------------------ night a t 8:30, when Hofmann nnd Jim up ^bp m atter of delays in transit and
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Western Union officials. He also anNEW
actual IIUUIIVVU
n0unccd th
at he
have
fedin th
thee C
Chippewa
language,
the lightweight champion —
of dctaHed
lnBtancci
will he
m i " YORK,
• V«»»»| Dec. 1L—The
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Mfc would
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uii.nift-ini- in
hlnnew n la
n g u a g e , fPierson,
i e r s o n , andetailed in
stan ce s will
be ssubmitted
u o m iu e a
k. . ' A
•••til hU th n ntnf i n f u'hnt . .a
«. a . aI
II
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condition of clearing house banka and crai statutes examined to determine
1 “ F ra « « durin^'the war when
who has
America,
will ..........
hit the.. mat
the coranrnwc
committee io
to the ra"™»d- T1»* . .'
en “Silver Tongue," nnd anyone wno
nns ........
f
. . for ,what
, by
ny me
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..rtendlno tho
oad ne and
and
trust companies for the week showa whether the Western Union could not •
-,i. franco uunng- int » » r , •o- heard him piny
can realize its ap- nromiscs
promises to
to be
be one
one of
of the best bouts question nf
of extending
the loading
111,217,1)10 reserve In excess of the t* forced toaccept messages ns1here- ninny things were found to be pn nd- nronrlnteness
-cvcr 8ecn ,n th ” cilty* " ri,1L
tllnit “
billing time was discussed nnd it was
M miulrcment..
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1™- , U m . health nhy» «
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to
Another member of the hand who is boxing are clean sport.
¡decided to leave the matter as it now
nnd the ability to
Anotner
mernwr. oi
e | | tand8
^vrt. _ committoc has
. ine o •, ••• •* nrc
nrn cnrric|
i,nrrii» I on
Dfl without
WltflOIlL nny
flUV " f th
tllC
«
L«■ received
»A»»nli»Ai1
-------' Chairman Ireland said he wasi "sus- mental courage; and
MARION, Dec. 1l.-Prcsident-elcct p,cious«, muv
that the
company’s
tremen oub Kcllv
KeHyqtho
soprano,an manly
manly younff*
young* betting; and gambling that have made inun,er;
ui| compiauua
c0mplalnta from
im. wuihjiwi
; «• actdln pereevere \n tho fnce
. • o t_
tho boy
bov sonrnno.
numerous
irum shippers
UJ
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Alia
t D P I
i r n n o by
llV
110(1
«t
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Uirdini: today invited ^Illiani J e n - WM duc
he trouble over the land
due ^to tthe
land- odds cannoti always Iw help
>
■»of tweJve
Pwhom Mr Dachmnn them obnoxious
inn days
gone
an
d , ropnrdlnii
their
inability to secure
tlnjrs Hr>an to confer with him on ;ncr of the Barbadocs cable nt Miami, mortcy or nt most—by y
brought from North Dakota where
he if
here want to pull
off 80,r*e 1iwuiiuiiur)
satisfactory information^ relative to
nere /ic
•• the boys
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in association of nations.
the.. company -------is compcllpendous amounts which arc,
n happened to hear
h
hlm sing.
„inir< Walter
W nl^r KOod
Rood flenn
clean affairs
affairs thert
there will
will be
)thc time
tlme they
t hey can
can expect
expect the
the placing
placing
| Under'law*
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“« nn oo ithc
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, ^ com and a motion was adopted to
ed to
g o v ir n ^ n r
n i " | d ¿«chm ar'i B.n.1, however, c n f.e e . erowd and elne a . sweeny.
sweetly, ohjeellon. *•••••
ami they
t t t—
e «11
AO p et cent less, than thccommere.nl
Harold ^
m
a
n
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r
o
n
i
z
e
d
by the red-blooded men and ^ cfTwt thnt thc A. C. L. be rcretes because of land grants given did « ‘cse things: MV«l hf<e by n g
po
y
those who like clean =ports of all j
t j t0 alIocatc Bomo particular
year, ago and he said he hoped a
by uplifting the spirit, of «tandon to^tbe J^oy « m ^
klndg. ^
condition of thc m atch,
£ r 1vc this itnporta„ t service.
statute could he found which would our homesick and woun
7 1 tlona of manner and no straining of Wednesday night is that Pierson is Thc qUe8tion of UsulnB d[VtfrBion cortprevent the company from carrying h'ranec. So It ^^as
p f *. v0,ce
reach even thrf higher notes, to throw Hofmann twice in sixty m i n - , n bl„ of ladtng> form
out its declaration with reference to public recognltl n
.„T,ninmpJ it was worth a great deal to simply utes which Is going some for °“r 1promptly upon surrender of original
at a certain Christmas entertainment
a e acrowd
.jo ^ when
p y nm v u
P y ‘ on caps destined
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SLAYER OF TWO WOMEN IN PI messages filed by congressmen.
••over It»cowasthowortn
facesa Krcat
of the
Billy is some chlld
child himself
himself or
on the ^pr
in of^laclink
to di
Can’t
Settle Out
^ven
NEI.I.AS COUNTY TRYING
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„ by American soldiers
who was Walter sang and it is worth money mat as was proven Inst week.
% .version point» was discussed and Mr.
General Liggc », w o
TO GET OUT OF GANG.•
I Efforts
Effort« of. counsel for the Western there,’
there, Gene
to to nny mtn t0 bc nbie io feel ns thc
Asido frm i thc wrCht,‘nK mntclj ! Dumas agreed that this should ba
. * Union Telegraph Co. and for thc gov- P " 8«"1» lurncd
S m . " d ^claim ed men, especially, among thc many who there will bc six rounds of boxing and done nnd w}U u k e
necessary steps
TAL1.AHASSEE, Dec. 11.—Appli- emment to settle out of court the the officer next to hi
.... ’ ..>tcned cVidcntly felt when they the entertaihment will bc well worth
tb at t hc shippers receive this
ction was yesterday madf to tho injunction proceedings brought against “W-jor. U,l. band s worth a million Ustene^ evidently le u
y tho $l charRpd fo r „dmisslon.
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service.
Mr. Dumas assured the com
state board oi pardons, by interested Sec. Daniels to prohibit the navy do” a ™
bo^
h ^ pnrtIcuu r sunshine ¿f the whole
mittee that thc A. C. L . is dealroua
BASEBALL NOTES
Ptrt.es for thc presentation of the from Interfering with cable work by
And of course t h e 8 ,ck-. ’ ^ Pu Mf nnd M n. Bachman’s
of extending thc fullest possible co
if .sMilH ■•" —"7<P»^1 ^ •
>aue o f J. J. Mcndenhali, convicted in the company a t'M iam i, Fla., have Bachm an, men being^ cfiect!<onatcly, ^ 1
J d
w ho,
operation to Sanford growers and
(By Red Davis in the Jacksonville shippers and that it has always been
f c l ' r i “ n ,f
J u ,“ c* SUITord
lh! D' ’-' “
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. J U te n . . . Mr. B.chm .n v . . . c n .,.Times-Union)
murder of two women.
The tric t of Columbia Supreme Court, was Dol ar Band.
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t0 Francc nnd whom hia father,
his policy to work along these lines.
Joe Tinker, of the fnmous Tinker Mr. Marlowe, on behalf of tho com
board set Wednesday, Dec. 2D, as the informed today. Thc court thereupon
Mr. Bachman took tM* b*nd
^consequence, did not see until thc
lc for the hjarJnRgave tho company until next Wedncs- Frem * * ltlJ hiim rec y
u
fe1IoW wn8 fiftccn -months old— to Evers to Chance machine, will mittee, assured Mr. pumas that tho
A stcJnK effort will be mode Tor a day to flie briefs and allowed the gov- ho sailed wUh the Forty-firet Diusi n.
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brlght-eyed, scarlet, manage thc Orlando Caps for the sen- committee desired to co-operate with
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pardon or a parole for Mendenhall, vrnment until December 20th to make Jpown ns the Sunset DMsJon of thi
*an
son of 1921. Tinker knows ball ploy the transportation company along th».
A
•nd it is understood that the crpposl- repllrf.
United States ArmyV the llCth Fn*1in
musical ability oftho Milknows where to get them, knows same lines, but snid that from theRon will be equally ns determined.
The nttomeys sought to reach on .ginecni especially claiming t h ^ * a ,,d i
^ ^
d |t u
t onl tho how to play himself and I bet be ¿unicroua compL-.ir.t3 whirh the com—
n* *7 c»« I.
, m. ndropment
te n but
“ w|thout
“
„ ecpt,o„ the
U,, supci>
,np«r- knows how to fire them when they nilttofl has been receiving, believes
,s one Of ,1»
*"• rnon flamaKrecmcnt bby, which, m
on thc promi.c
promise th e , .c r,c d . (Iftccn Ion, month,
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exception
flm neimln. r __ ___________ 1.1. . . .
___ a LVnnrn Iu*fnTt% rptum insr hom e.
Ww unvua
ovs In the
criminal annals of Florida of thc company ..th at. no attem
pt F™n™ before returning homc*
’ ofOUany
band whichF has _been .heard. "can’t" deliver real Joe Tinker basc- thnt the growers and ■hippers have
»nd th,be made
mndc to connect the BarbaBnrbaany ?*'K^dxn_tU71
•ml
th,. notion
action of the'board
the' board on thc would bo
The personnel of any^^orgAntzai
cm tj_____thU «outhcounty bf this south- ball, Three chccra for Orlando. And
not had the service .from the railroiT^
»ppllctlon will doubtless bo awaited dlM.s-cable a ffila m l, the government 1* ^ ^ a y a of interest nnd Tho A
„ rtio n nnd there have been a by 1the way, if Joe Tinker dewn’t
:ha^ :he business from this section
,th interest throughout the state.
would permit the company to con- H°n Dollar Band has several n ltn c __ ^
nru, mvm | ntl.rna. brln;
warrants.
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•n eriT .--------------------nect tho cnd8 of two othcr Cnble llnM I ° n* " . ^ i Ï Î
«UbMob the naüonal fame who have played in this ns well be satisfied with her ham and
The
secretary
Is
still
waiting
for
POSTMASTERS HOLD OVER
ln the outer haVbor. I t is understood lng card, in themselves a lth o u rirth e national r « ^ ^ ^
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Jf W o n J can on,y
the
members
to
return
committee
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th a t vthe ' W estern Union, fiowover, music needs no nssistanc eln bringing
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|_h t testified to thc cure-Johnny Every these two towns,
ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. l l . - A p - wnnted » form al court ^ ju n c tio n , nx.w d. and d o ll.« once giv'en •
will go right on with their heated qu e.U o n n .lr« . J W
do not-delay
point mem of W. L Straub ns post- while the agreem ent was in effect and to be heard. F irst, Mr.
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miaiclan0 an^d^onducto”0 by for- rivalry. Orlando and Sanford have IthU.
longer that possible.
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Petersburg fo i another thé gorernm ent would not agree to »elf and his family fe r Mr. B»cbm
jnU8,clan8| thc overture "Guorni" been two towns In the United States '
THOMPSON IS
term of four years
vear« came
r«m» as
■>> «n mmv»T*
.
,
nnd Clarke Hnrold Bachman, nfrc.d
n beautiful and difficult th a t have never signed nn arm istice EDGAR C. THOM I SON IS
severe this.
REINSTATED AS STATE
Jolt yesterday to several Republicans
ATTORNEY nY GOVERNOR
tL ° : T rV r00m,nK ^hcm8clve8 for MISTOOK M
MRS.
u « . HOWE
now s
.
e job. It was the general impresFOR ANOTHER WOMAN,
„ 0, on|y
T h e, t e h o n c to th l^ n U .U , in., „ „ e b .ll,
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TALLAHASSEE,
Dec. 11.—The
,k)ni hcr«‘ that Mr. Straub’s time
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, . governor today filed an executive ord not expire until next summer,
When Sanford play« in Orlando the dw w |th the 8ecrcUry of 8tate rtln.
ORLANDO, Dec. 11.— Mistaken for
a ^ ' n y ^ ^ p r e v c w o l ^ y of
* hen thc new president assume* of- another \Vomnn with “wonderful ate of the N orth Dak
t0 offIc, Edçar C; Thompson
^ i m r- the compliment done them by the Sentinel runs the base box reore upl h'\ ,c' crnI ,(,nde™ >n the new- M(me
nnd wh0 had lovely din- College. Music, however, proved more
do'[r,J‘ ‘J nt J"' ,f . S*"f ^
as state attorney in and fo r the Fif'X orgamzed Republican party here
and a pur8e fun 0f currency powerful than even agriculture carecr
ns an c oI"r nthe
e r . ten concerta given by "The 8idc
M hen Orlando plays in Sanford the tce^ h judleial circuit
%fre rmaking
to get the iC(1*
fed ‘8
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-been the
- reason *-n------isv believed
t>eljcvcd
Influence in
his career
r ' Z «...
n a place
P,nce
mtiucncc
m determining
ueiern.......K ^hi«
career . m »n«f Ba|jd„ >t JnckaonvI||e Herald only runs a box score when ,0n
„ . May,,(I,;
-----------m l 1«L
.. 10. gct lhe
.
la sL...the governor sus
The Trii
thcy Icnrncd ,rom the th ief who robbed Mr*. S. W at- and he gradually evolvedI from a
^
prognm t wa„
Sanford wins. T h $ smallest agate pended Mr. Thompson from office un
Stmul h. n
mT ,ng th a t Mr< er Hçw-t, early Wednesday morning cornet s t (
oÎ ^The pcated and this of iUelf saya more type in Bob Holly’, type cafe men ' ^ler ^he , charge of puhjlc drunkenness
er
to *noth- on j | ‘Pullman car. near Jacksonville,
leadcr
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S a n many lines of praise or kindly tlon. Orlando’s .victory.
er term .Jd " " Uppoi^
. and neglect o f official duties on ac■
. A . ■ a« . a a «^
L-iibîS
•Straub
U m l,*ew
h « M the Vlatim o f I »
Under, u 'nd. criticism. *
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--------Jo. Tinker .t Url.ndo, H . r - « ( ¿ » » 6 «nder the Inflnenr. of
tet
‘ " « '" W Ju> ?1. 121». crime,
«m id not take office until SepL 0
.°o l^ h '° * ni; f l t!l. M
nrMcnt
....
S of * Semlnolo'"eounty will rcnllse tho t , Sw.chln* a t Lakeland end Lorry u2uor.
¿5? &
01 'hat venr. Tm>hni«.n..
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m fnt by
hla rselection
onoorlunity of
of hearing
hearing I*tt Tampa
Tampa the
the Florida-State
League
had ¿ I « ? ; 7 “ hn,c#l,y‘ the offlce
SEAPLANE HERE.
"ipni
ny ms
a w « . « ~of~hia
~ rpresent
^ - » r wonderfu, opportunity
i-lonua-ataie w
ague n , ICKEy 8IIANN0N BOXER
^ l*ccn vacant since July 2 lT „ t, so
-------- leading cornetlat,
.Robert Bruce,
J ^
iU have one consolation of h«vingo:'
coroetlat, Mr.
Mrv .lfebMt|
B m e . wonuenu
J, • •
mu8iciana
Christ- ^will
having ,ILK E' »HANNON, BOXhB,
TODAY
Urdav, u.ntniCnt WWch M,n* made ye** *P* E’ Eastcr and C* R
°f
B^ CC| ,n
J ^ " i n mas week by subscribing the amount capable managers. Not wishing Ory _____
Bcpiibllc? exp<!ct*d• 11 s ‘ Hanna, Baltimore, Ind., Unded hero today lit namo,..la a psrt-b cod
neCCB8ary to secure their presence iando hard luck I .hope the pennant
fire
1 po8tma,lcr here, held of- a seaplane and wi*I be here fo r some dlan whose ancient A”\erlea? ^ >" ...
w coujd HfTord»to give Tip goes to St. Augustine or Pslatka.
F.CKHART, M d. Dec. H _M lck«y
From Ail Branches
t OR BETTER SERVICE
WILL RE-ORGANIZE
Wrestling And A
Boxing Match Here
Western Union Stirs
Up More Fuss
t b a t m il l io n d o l l a r b a n d
Application is Made
Pardon Mendenhall
J
r
Z rV : Z ^ u
Rnd "IX m°nth‘
firo 10 t i ,
W 1*°" wcnt ,nt0 ofpoint«* win k0 ^ 1#0 De,adcrat,c "P* nearly
four
, Wi"
wili ho,d *»or
Tour
-*»-of a Bcpublican administration,
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f
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t,mC CBrTyin*
thfl, i ake
tk6 flnnI
i ^ t h c l r o r-m an y co n ren tL al Christmas treats
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Mr- E a,t< r w a t i er! wh,ch ‘be member* feej for their or #nd ygweet> ,n order ^ have w lth Ufl
J{ you cunvlnee a man against hh>
about 15 years ago and liked Sanford ganlzation. Mr. B n ices na »
’ f
glorious week the', “Million will vou may hnve to do It over again
so has
always b*vn anxious to como ever, Is one pdopted, by P«r*onsl *
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next day.
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^ c h o i c e , the name given him originally, Dollar uanu.
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back.
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Shannon, who died as the result of
injuries received in a boxing bout In
Jersey C ity ,;« few days ago, .w as
buried here today.
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�THB SANFORD DAILY BBRALD,
FRIDAY,
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nifiiniMMiiìr
COMMUNAL SPIRIT IN JAPAN
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W riter Note« the Fact That ..Natives
Share Their, Stieezee With Strang,
v ere on Street Cars. .
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Japanese do things In public foe
which we would ostracize n!‘innn or
send him tt^the lockup. From their
communal spirit .which tolerates bath*
Ins In public together they go to the
other extreme of romlng out on their
|m «.i.lles nnd rlcnrlng their throats!
nt live o'clock In the ninrfilng nnd ex*
perforating Into the open gutters be*
low.
They ........
will hold their __
fnns. before
their mouths when tnlklng or iawnlng,
ss do we. but will cough and sneeze
In your fnce on streot cars. And yet.
among the refined, observance of mslorn Is pathetically beautiful. They
come to celebrate the arrival of the
cherry blossoms by bringing wlth-thcm
their geisha nnd their children; they
move to
lomles; th re ^o to the
station In tnnsses to sec off some
friend nr relntlvc nnd crowd the pint*
forms, bowing nnd hott ing nnd bowing
npiln ns though there weren't a thou*
snnd strangers passing before them;
they dress, undress, eat, sleep and
drink whisky by the tumblerful on the
trains—yet their Inner lives are as se
cret to one another as they seem to
be to the foreigner.
It Is ns though from behind thn
scenes—In which many people are
more Interested than In the play It
self—the nctors had come, forgetting,
In n moment of absent-mindedness, to
put on their mnke-up. or had come
upon the street, forgetting to take It
off.—Sydney Greenblc, In ''Jnpan, Itcal
and Imaginary."
LOUISE GLAUM in
And FOX NEWS; also
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COMING
PRETTY LADY”--a Sunshine Comedy
?—Werr.-.r.”, William
G c ra ld in » F a rrs r.lt»
Gate " "Hucklcbcrrj Finn " “ Humoresque
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a .hi
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F r a n k M a y o in - ‘H O N O R B O U N D
and “ WATCH YOUR STEP MOTHER” a Comedy
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his men. Among other rulen he made
for hltuMdf while In port was one
Perplan Salutation T hat H at Odd which, when he went anhore. brought
him buck to hlx ship e\ery night be
Sound—Graceful Hospitality Ex
fore
midnight.
Op one occasion n
tended to Foreigners.
combination 6f circumstances delayed
Tho Persian hospitality to the Euro him and lie did not get aboard until
pean la g le e fu l. When you in ter the near 1 a. m. The lieutenant on duty
entitled th j skipper with professional
tiuusc they tell you that your presence
smartness nnd cheerfully said:
has brought happiness to your slave;
"Wood morning, captnln."
or If they nro sufficiently Europeanized
The
eapluln returned the saln’e
not to use the orlcntnl hypeiholc, still
punctiliously and replied thus to the
- they make you feel flint your arrival greetin g :'
■ has .brought happiness. If you com
"Good evening, Mr. Illnnk; you hnve
' ment on the sweetness of o child a great deal to learn of your profes
they reply, “She kisses your hand." If sion, sir."
l you do any. service for the poorer pcopie they are likely to say. "May your
Shakespeare's House.
hand never pain you." And—sugges. tire, this, of the famine menucc:
Washington Irving, who paid n visit
"May your shadow never grow less. fo Stratford-on-Avon nnd ' whose soul
.May your noae grow f a t"
wan stirred to Its depths. In speaking
v Tlie rich nnd well to-do-glve give of the vnrlnus stories which were told
you many cups of lea, generally fol about the authenticity of the claimed
lowed by coffee, and the more sugnr location of Shakespearc'H house, said:
they put In the more polite they nre "Whnt Is It to us whether these sto
trying to be. The more you vnt the ries he true or false, so long ns we
happier they nro. Even the poor wish can persuade ourselves Into the bollpf
' * you to drink tea. When nt a roadside of them, and enjoy all the charm of
cafe you buy your lea the cafe keeper their reality." IJy public subscription
; serves It to you with the air of a the house which was claimed to be the
' host. The Persians have that truest hlrtlyplnce of Wllllnm Shakespeare
' essence of hospitality, that which was purchased on Oct. 22, 1S01, an one
makes you feel It h^a given them of the means of perpetuating national
pleasure for you to atop beneath their Interest In the great dramatist.
rooftree. They are said to he greedy
• fo r money and hard at n bargain,' hut
Tho 8am* Girl.
- these traits they never show their
Ethelliert—Who was that ne
I saw you with Inst night?
Jack—That wusn’t n new girl
was my old girl painted over.
York Central Mngazlue.
MAY YOUR NOSE GROW FAT”
Old Gentleman’s Memory Also Went
Back .io the Time He 8pent
• In Hot Brazil.
Moral Forces.
Above nil It ls*ever to be kept In
mind Hint not by material but by
moral force are men end their ac
tions gorerned. now noiseless la
thought I No rolling of drums, no
tramp of squadrons, or Immeasurable
tumult of baggage wagons,. attends
the movement. In what obscure nnd
requextered places may the head bo
meditating which Is ono day to be
crowned with more than Imperial au
thority; for kings and emperors will
be among Its ministering servnnts; It
will rule not over hut In their heads,
and with thesd Its solitary combina
Good Judgment.
tions of Ideas, ns with magic formu
Mrs. .Bacon—And have your hus las, bond the world to Its will. The
band's table manners’Improved?
time may come when Napoleon him-'
Mrs. Egbert—Oh. I think so.
sHf will he hetler known for his laws
Mrs. Bacon—And can he manago than for Ills hnltles; nnd tho victory
«pnghottl nil right now?
at Waterloo prove less momentous
Mrs. Egbert—Oh, well, you see, than the opening of the first mechan
when he began to try to Improve his ic’s lust I
Thomas Carlyle.
table manners wc thought It Just as
.well to give up having spaghetti.—
Send In your locals to tho Herald
Yonkers Statesman.
office. Phone the newa to 148. We
want every bit of it. Tell us the
Office supplies a t the Herald.
news each day.
More than a century ngo Thomas
Jefferson said: "I served with Gen.
Washington In the legislature of Vir
ginia. before the revolution and dur
ing It, with Dr. Franklin In congress.
1 never heard either of them speak
ten minutes at a Bine, nor to any but
the main point, which was to decide
the question.
"They laid their shoulders to the
grrat points, knowing thnt the little
ones would follow of themselves. If
the prtsent rongroaa errs In too much
tnlklng. how enn It he otherwise? In
a body to which the people send 1B0
lawyers, whose trade Is to question
everything, yield nothing, nnd talk bj
the hour? Thnt IfiO lawyers should
do business together ought not to he
expected."
Multiply the above hy four, add sev
eral hundred new subjects for debnte,
divide Into two pnrtlca nnd you have
the nnllotinl legislature In the year of
gnire 1020, remarks (lie llomo Sector.
Probably It could he calculated hy an
efficient expert thnt the amount of en
ergy, time, money nnd lung power
wnsted In one session by congress
wiyild he crymgh to drain every
swamp In this country. Irrigate every
barren nere nnd rescue nnd educate
every child Inhnarr. with enough left
over then to support and train every
wounded doughboy.
As It Is. smtill wonder that gentle
knocks nt the door of congress are
clfue-ned out hy the oratorlcnl uproar
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IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE'MOftE IMPORTANT
BY -THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK
ET, THÉ FALL IN PRICES AND HECO^STRUCTIoW
AND NEVER IN OUI*'HISTORY'’ 'D id ' ^ENDURABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A| STRONG
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD’ -ALIKE.
THERE
FORE YOU TURN AT O.yCE TO OÜR STORE, YOUR.
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
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HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALWAYS
BEEN AND ALWAYS •WILL
BE
THE STORE
WHERE
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YOU CAN, BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT
CHRISTMAS
TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG
THEM
CAN ENUMERATE A FEW ’FOR
WE:
SUGGESTIONS:
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, IDEAL FIRELESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CA^EROLES, PYRKX
WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
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FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES,
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
AS
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD r
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
1 1 7 E a s t F ir s t S tr e e t
CARN ATION, PEI’ OR VAN CAMPS CREAM, TALL 14c, BABY 6c
Pillsbury Flour, 6 lbs. .45
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“ 12 “ .85
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“ 24 “$1.65
Compound Lard, lb. .16
Fancy head Rice, lb . .12 5
Blue Rose Rice. lb.
.09
No. 1 can Tomatoes, .07
No. 2 can Tomatoes, .10
No. 3 can Tomatoes, .14
Pure Cream’y Butter,
whole prints, lb.
.69
quarters, lb. - .70
Tennessee Eggs, doz. .72
Pure Creamery
Cheese, lb. ? .35
Reg. Hams, lb. .37
Picnic Hams, lb.
- .29
Best Rib Bacon, lb.
.25
Navy Beans, lb.
• - .08
California Limas, lb. .121
Baby Limas, lb.
- .10
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With Order Limited
v to 5 pounds
Irish Potatoes, lb.
Grits or Meal, lb.
Scratch Feed, lb. Small Size Wesson
Cooking Oil,
Log Cabin Syrup,
Puffed Rice, package,
Puffed Wheat
Corn Flakes, pkge
Where Groceries are Unexcelled
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Incorporated
U«ca of Mica.
• ■ The «tuff wc cull mica hn* been
uaed since very ancient tlmen In India
< for many odd purposes. Washermen
■■ employed It to give a sparkle to cloth.
It Is the material out of which “un
breakable" lamp chimneys are manu
factured and In used for windows and
glazing material for pottery, and for
U the hacks of mirrors. Artists In India
SB- utilize ft largely for pointings.
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Mica, ground to a line powder, has
Remarkabls "Madatona."
a high reputation In India ns a medi
cine. It la prescribed as a tonic. Na
The raadatone la a atone which
tive phy'slrlnns are said to have a re- when applied to a wound caused by
cret %>rocess for dissolving mica— the bite of a mad dog Is said to pre
E H which, supposing It to exist, would he vent hydrophobia. The moat famous
- an enormously valuable discovery. In- stone of this sort lu the United States
Ey . aamuch na It would mean that mica Is owned lu Virginia, and waa brought
jggrv.could lie used for making unbreakable from. Scotland lo 1T7C. It la said to
tumblers, decanters and other dishes.
he the one apoken of by Sir Walter
j'v’ By far the most Important qeposlta Scott In "The Talisman." It la about
B v f o p mica In the world occur in a belt two Inches long, one loch wide, and
ipvhleh lies In thelnorthem port of. the half ns thick, of chocolate color. When
llazaribagh district In India. There applied *to the wound tt la said to
- It Is commonly found In plates lurge adhere uqtll all the poison has been
enough to have marketable value.- . ■ absorbed, when It drops off. It la
then soaked In warm milk or water,
nnd when temoved the liquid Is aald to
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Dlgnlflsd Rtbuka.
t>e permeated with a greenish yellow
The captain' of a battleship recent
ly in New Vork harbor la celebrated
throughout the fleet for hit dignity
end hin conscientious efforts to cet In
Many's man fallji to arrive because
bis own behavior u good example (o he began with cold feet.
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Jefferson'a Teetlmony la That Neither
Waelilngton Nor Franklin Wasted
Words In Debate.
Among the members of a firm havIn* South Amerirnn connections are
the Joneses, father and son. Becently
Jones Junior, who had Just returned
froiq Brazil, wne relating some rather
* tall stories of life down there, when
ho asked:
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"Now, during that awful heat, what
do yon suppose It was, aside rrom the
y. temperature, that made It Impossible
jV' for ua to take our after-dinner siesta?"
"Why, whnt?" naked a gullible slster.
i'.,- "The peculiar noises," continued
, j Jones Junior. “You sec, the coffee
’ *waa popping on the trees. The aun
-was so hot the grains Jtfst roasted be
fore they were picked."
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Whereupon dad yawned.
"Bather warm down there." he ad
mitted. "But when I was In Brazil
you couldn't sleep nights. Every once
In a while there would sound the most
extraordinary noise thnt ever fell upon
human enr."
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! ■ V'Whnt were the sounds, dad?"
asked Jones Junior, with a grin."
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"The rubber trees were stretching
. • \hoiiiBdves," answered dad.
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LEADERS NOT GREAT TALKERS
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deceived by Reflection.
The rumor that there was auch a
place ns HI Dorado was eo Insistent
centuries ngo tbit Humboldt, the ex
plorer, mndc a special Investigation,
nnd located the origin of the fable In
a territory between the Essequlbo and
nranco rivers In Guiana. Great
deposits of ralrn-slete and talc so
flocked the rocks surrounding n small
lake flint (be nun did Indeed turn the
area Into a vast golden mirror, but as
far ns the value of the deposits were
concerned there was nothing to wish
for. The temples, houses and public
bnl'dings of beaten gold were mere
!* ‘l.t.- Irungl.mllon of those who had
glimpse the Inkc. but had bee nprevented by natives from reaching I t
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Post Toasties, “
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No. 3 can Cal. Peaches, .43
“ 3 “ Apples; - .18
“ 3 “ Pie Peaches, .15
“ 3 “ Pumpkin, .13
“ 2 “ Sliced Pine
apple,
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-N „40
Rosedale No. 1 can
Peaches,
- .25
Libby Spinach, can, .22
No. 3 can Saur Kraut, „15
“ 3 Lye Hominy,
.14
Libby’s Dill Pickles, .28
Campbell Soup, canr .13
Davis large size can
Beans,
- .10
Ahgo Salmon, can,
.35
3 lb. Maxwell House
Coffee,
r
- 1.14
1 lb. Maxwell House*
Coffee
Lunch Torigjue,' can
Triple, large pan,
And Prices are Unmatched
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Man of k Ftw Generations Ago Old
Not Demand Exactitude In the
Mattar of Tima.
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buss
K a t h r y n w i l k e y , Editor,
pijone a m
which ’ the woman of Sanforl par
ticipate.
This meeting urns called for the
purpose of meeting with Miss Lila
M. White of St. Augustine, state
chairman of the National Federation
of Business and Professional Women's
Clubs, who told of the clubs and their
purposes.
Miss WhPe w«i7. introduced by Mrs
to Orlando last evening to Blackman nnd gave a very interesting
see the piny, "PoVfn H.‘od.”
ta’k.
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j Mrs. Leonard), being elected as
; Mr». Robert Waltha), who has been temporary chairman, presided while a
In Orlando fo r an operation for ap- ' general discussion was had of the pospendlcltis, la recovering nicely.
j slbilitics of such a club in Sanford.
:n d a r f o r T ire
M cs.'T. L. Dumas, Mias Agnes
Dumas, Mrs. H azurd, Miss Lenoir
and Blr. Raymond Phillips motored to
• Orlando for the day.
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The T. N. T. met with Mrs. Don
ald Smith Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was most pleasantly
passed in sewing and conversation,
~ late in the afternoon delicious refresh
ments were served.
7 ,
Jc!m C. Tomlin«.!» of Nrw York hos
rondo n specialty of Him dlnls, nml a
writer liv thu >(pvr York Post says In
an Interview with-him:
"People used to ho Ipm particular
nhout time*, of course, than we hara
crown to tie,|Wllh our fnmnua exacti
tude. The old English *tnge coach
left *nt four,' hut that meant 'at shout
four,' Only noon could bo depended
upoit-nnd that when the sun chose
to shine. Clocks did not come Into
use In Europe until tbo Thirteenth
century. Portable clocks were not In
vented until townrd the end of the
Fifteenth, hut sun dials were very
commonly wont—not set up In gardens
merely, ns we nre accustomed re see
ing them now They were usod quite
generally In this country -until the
rnrly port of the Nlnateenth century,
andVven today, where conditions are
ptlmltlre, they are the reliance of
guides and huntsman. Occasionally
they become the timepiece* of the
BrltUh army In uninhabited region*.
“Washington was In the habit of
carrying a sun dlnl, although he pos
sessed, many watches. The escutcheon
of the United States Is copied from
nn escutcheon upon a sun dial
In 'Englnnd belorglng to one of
Washington’s ancestors. Thomas Jef
ferson was s proficient dlnllst, and
Mr. Tomlinson has two dials modo by
him; one In 1807, when .»e was Pres
ident.
-"Clocks were not only long unpopu
lar, hut were denounced by the clergy
because they nre not mentioned In
Scripture."
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Mrs. Lamandn Godwin died nt Jack
sonville on Mor.dny, November 20th,
and was buried at tho old home of
Yhe regular monthly reelin g of the l e a s e d fn Amcrlcus, Georgia, on DcSallii Farriren Chapter D. A R. was cembcr 2nd. Mra< Godwin had lived ONE CAN’T BE TOO CAREFUL
held with the M isu i Munson Friday to the ripc oJ(1 nRe of 82 ycars when
evoning.
death claimed her nnd was well HI» Friend’s Deafness Came Very
Near Getting Innocent Man Into
After the regular business was over known and beloved by n large circle
Quite Serious-Trouble.
a most pleasant informal hour was of fricnds in Georgia and Florida,
enjoyed.
I j j ra Godwin lived here In Snnford
Cnpt. Sutton Itutherford, the new
A delicious salad course was served many yenrs ago, leaving here with her pelo star, said nt 'Chevy Clinse Inst
late in the evening.
| j,otl|
\y. Godwin, about fifteen years month:
"I wonder whnt the maximum price
of whlBky~wlll l»e under prohibition!
It soars nnd soars nnd. really, to bo
offered n drink' today Is a high com
pliment."
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Captain Rutherford smiled.
. "The question of trentfng."- ho con
tinued, "Itns a humorous side, too,
“A friend of mine whispered. nnxin polncottlns and ferns.
j Mr». C. W. Godwin of this city at- lously to me -thp other day nt a
Bridge waa played at four tables tended the funeral nnd returned hero club:
" T h e re goes Rogers I I try to
: And the two guests of honor were pro- ‘ this week.
nrolil him nowadnys, for he Is becom
’•‘»«nted with pieces of lingerie. Mrs.
ing denfer than, ever, and It Is dan
^W-.-J* Thigpen won a beautiful bon
Independence.
gerous to accost him.
Recently !
bon dish for high score and Mrs. F.
Independence Is it good thing when hailed hlm’ wl|li:
Mi Lapgiev cut the consolation which you know Just bow to use It. No one
" ’Fine day, Rogers,’ nnd ho smiled
w as'a box! of candy,
with the right red blood' In his veins and answered:
" ’Will I llckor? Sure. Mlkol Lend
f; 'A t the close of the game most de wants to be dependent upon some one
else.
Men
who
have
made
the
world
roe
to It I*
licious refreshments were served. '
move
ore
the
fellows
who
are
known
"
’And
blest If a passing prohibi
. Those Maying w vr.. Mrs. Schultz,
to be governed by a spirit of Independ tion-enforcement officer- didn’t arrest
''.Vi,’. Householder, Mrs. Galloway, Mr*. ence that has made them different
us both on suspicion.’ ”
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’■Keelor, Bits. Lnke, Mrs. T. M. Lang- from other fellows. And yet In spite
\ ley, Mrs. W. J . Thlcpcn, Mrs. Hines, of It all we are more dependent tnony
Let Doctor Nam« tho Baby.
Mrs. Henry, Mi*. Key, Mr*. C nnolly, than we have ever been. Our grandPerhaps more often than one real
Mm M cC ullr.M rs. Watson nr.l Mies fa Hirrs used to raise the rows, kill nnd izes the family doctor has a deciding
W Ikey. The ,sn guests were: Btrs. ■kln'lbem. Ian the leather nnd tlujn Influence In the nnmlng of (he baby.
* iV. M. Thigpen, Mrs. Robson, Mis. E. make the shoes that went on the lit Many Instances might be related by
, B Langley Miss Hume and Mrs. tle feet of the children, Grandmotli- observant nurses, but this one may
era carded the wool, spun the yam . sufllcn:
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wovo tho cloth nnd made’ the clothe*
The doctor «breezed Into the room
that kept the family warm. They on the rooming niter, and on. the spur
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL were nn Independent lot. They could of tho moment asked cheerily: "Well,
get along with less help from others how Is Elizabeth Ann finding herself!"
WOMEN’S CLUB
tlian can modern civilisation. Yet
"Elizabeth Ann Is quite well and
There was a meeting Thursday eve they were far from exercising n spirit apparently contented," answered the
of Independence. They were the very
ning in the Episcopi] Rectory of a essence-of hospitality nnd ¿ood will. nurse. And Elizabeth Ann, as an off
; group of women representing ench TheV worked hard, hut their lot wns hand appellation, so pleased the fa
ther and mother tbnt Elizabeth Ana
line of'business ur.C profession in b e tte r than they knew.
she will remain to the end of her days.
There Is a Thomas James on Long
Island nnd an Alfred Henry In Blount
Vernon who received their names In
that way.—New York Sun.
“Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil
In greenhouse sterilization it has proved as good as steam
baking. In aoed beds it kills weed seeds and many diseases..
A fifty "pound keg coats three dollars, and will treat 1000 to
2000 square feet of soil.
Enough for trial sent free if you will give It a thorough test.
HOMER T. DARLINGTON
General Delivery, Blinma, Florida.
H art, Schaffner & Marx
and Clothcraft Clothes re
duced 25 per cent. Satis
faction guaranteed or money
Home of Hart Schaffner’A Marx Clothe»
How People Die In India.
A return of the number of Inquests
held by the coroner of Eornbny dtHng
1010 given us some very Intonating
particulars. Among the "suicide" we
find that six cut their throats, 28
drowned themselves, fqur hanged
themselves, 10 Jumped out of windows,
20 took opium, nrsenlc or some other
poison, four shot thcnytclvcs nml
eight burned themselves. Drowning,
therefore, took pride of plityo Inst
yenr, whereas self-poisoning wns the
fnvorlte method of quitting life In
1018. there being 21_cn»es reported.
Other suicidal practices mentioned In
the report are stabbing and the set o f
knocking one’s he:... against a wall.
No one has favored .cither of these
methods during the past two years,
however.
H e re 1$ I o ur kjnance
for Christmas Goods:
$ 75.00 Phonographs
J0 0 .0 0
125.00
150.00
. 1 1 0 .0 0
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200.00
;
$2.00 Records
1.50
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. 1 .0 0 -
$ 60.00
70.00
80.00
125.00
$1.35
1.10
1,00
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This *line comprises: Columbia, Starr, Stigir
and Regina Phonographs. All new and first
class goods.
The Records are the famous Columbia line and
are right up-to-clate»
We hav.e a few Gennett Records that will sell
"for 50 cents each. These prices cash. Install-
c fc A s s / fie & A ? ;
Kandy—Peanut Brittle Saturday
apecinl, 30c lb.
Water’s Kandy
Kitchen.
213-tfc
Soo reduction in prices a t Snnford
Shoe & Clothing Co,
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than
25 cents, and positively no clasaified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a. line and remit ac
cordingly..
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
room, 320 Onk Ave. Phone 308-J.
187-tfc
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnlal."
cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park
Avenue.
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FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
room fo r one or two gentlemen or
nlco couple. Can havo usa of garage.
Rhone 23 for particulars.
200-tfc
FOR RENT—Front room furnished
for housekeeping, call before 8 a.
m. or after five p. m. Phono 348-W.
Christmas boxes of oranges at $1
G. W. Spencer, Phone 400. 20D-10tp
FOR SA L E-L . C. Smith No. 8 in
‘ good condition, See R. T. Stalnak»
212-Stc
or, 110 Laurel Ave.
WANTED
See reduction in prices a t Sanford
vShoe & Clothing Co.
4.12-3tc
I PIGS FOR SALE—W. II. Allen, ü k e
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213-Bp
Monroe, FIs
FOR SALE—Arrtiy tenta In good con
WANTED—Y o u r old batteries to re
d itio ^ $30 to $40,—-A. C. Tanner,
build. Let 'us make your starting 303 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla.
and lighting a pleasure. We ore au
214-Ctp
thorized "EX IPE” dealers and have
M. J . Bradford’i
a Battery for all makes automobiles.
"EXIDE, the Gtant that lives in a
box."—Rny Bros. Phone 648, old
Ford Garage.
170-tfe
FOR RENT—Large store room w ith , ana ” ,,c w,in lW0 ,cn001 cn,lflrcnsmall office space reserved. Ap- {
re^erehce*- 8*« or write, G.
ply Elder Springs Water Co., 107 W .! »- 8., job dept, Herald office, dh-ti
First St. Phono 311.
210-Btc i WANT—1To plnco local agency with
right party, pays from two to
twenty dollars daily for part or all
WANTED
time. Sells in goodly quantity to all
homes, who uso and boost and buy
Second-hand wheelbarrow. Good
again.
Write today for full partic condition. Address Wheelbarrow, 605
t LOST
ulars and standard package free to E. Third street.
214-3lc
you. DISo Mfg. Co., Inc., Deck P.,
Knoxville, Tcnn.
214-3tc.
SNAPDRAGON
BATTERY TROUBLES! Do not run
PANSY PLANTS
LOST—B «w n c n c o pin, circled with . T ’ wl 1*7.
.1 l\ , f * n ’ly We have lots of themr 25c per
p»rU . Lost somewhere on. Flmt ^
Tho boUery I. lh . co.U[e.t .c$1.50 per hundred
Machine Softene Leather.
street.' Return to 703 Ook. Rewerd. ? “ ! £ ,
Z “ l 7°,
STEWART THE FLORIST
Working leather hy the various M n. C. F. M .reh.ll.
2 t^ tp
814 Myrtle Avenue
prorcspeH known ns graining, hoarding
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nnd staking, ordinarily a laborious LOST—Since Nov. 20th, from- my Garage.
home on Otlando road, one Lew- ■ -d . . u
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manual operation, Is now accomplished
Everything for the office a t the
by mechnntca! means with a machine ellyn setter. Suitable reward for in
Herald
Printing Co. Wo can fit you
Box Fruit—Mixed i boxes fruit
designed by a Massachusetts Inventor. formation leading to recovery of this
out
with
all that you need In fine
Two broad Itelte, running on rollers, dog.—M. E. Smith, R. No. A, Box packed to order, Parcel Post boxes
printed
atatloncry
and ,office auppUes
are so mounted that faces traveling In
213i
212-Stp and cartoons a specialty. W ater’s of all kinds.
opposite directions are arranged one
Kandy Kitchen.
213-tfc
above the other, a abort distance npnrt. LOST—Jersey cow with n
The hide to be softened Is laid on a
Tho speculator who gets a straight
metal plate and Inserted between tho
tip often finds there is something
belt faces, the upper belt then being
crooked about i t
pressed down by s Jever.—Popular
Biechnntc* Magazine.
The world deals good ns tu red!y
with
tho good naturdo person.
New Glovz-Cleanlng Device.
A MnMstu'hiiftctts Inventor has devIIlmI a glovc-clennlng nmvhlne which
MISCELLANEOUS
I* eoinewlmt like nn Ice cream freezer,
Gasoline engines. Brand new and
The . soiled glove1» nr»- dropped Into " I am prepared to take on a few
p^ ec* condition-—Herald I'rlntgasoline or other clennlng fluid nnd more milk customers, cither morning
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
whirled around hy u perforated blade or night delivery. G. W. Spencer,1—j ; - * , —— ---------;---------------through which the liquid is forced. phone 400.
212-6th F QR SALL^Dodgo touring car, 1910 AT THE IIERALD, K AOI—
After the bundle hns been turned L»r,v. '. v i t i nr» i n n . . . ------ ----- t r ! W«Jcl. Good condition nnd good
AND BOARD, $11 per week, L , , ,
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nhout three inhmleK the glovi-s may he ROOM
109 East First street, over U n i o n .1*- * ono cx^ra' Bobert E. Herndon.
taken nut spotte*«.
Pharmacy.
103-tfc j
211-6tp
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TUB 8ANF0RD DAILY BERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1920
PAGE TIJRBB
M EN’S FURNISINGS AND SHOES
are reduced in Mice See our Windows, or Belter still,
/»rmip in and letm s 6
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Corrected on November 15, 1020,
HOLY CROSS CnURCII
Ground on Britain's Loftiest Mountain
Southbound
Club Calendar
Services for the third Sunday in
Haa Recently Been Purchased
by Farmer.
Advent in Holy Cross Church, Park 1 Tuesday, .Dec. 14.—Social depart
Arrive
Departs
m ent Bridge and shower for Children's
avenue at Third street, wilt be: .
2:30 a. m. 2:46 p. m.
Freak purchases arc heard of from
Home Society.
7:80 a. m<—Low Celobration.
8:40 a. m.
time
to time, but It Is not often (tint
Mrs. David Caldwell, hostess.
0:45 a. m.—Church School.
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1:28
p.m.
1:38 p. m.
Wednesday, Dec. 15.—Welfare De the sale of a mountain Is announced.
11:00 a. m.—Church Service.
. . . 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m.
J
For
this
reama
alono
the
transfer
of
partment. Better Films. Mrs. R. A.
7:30 p. m.—Vespers and address?
| -the summit of Snowdon, Including sev*
. . . 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p. m.
Terhcun. Mip. B.'W; Herndon, chair- , eral hundreds of acres of the slopo
North Round
j which Is grazing . ground, and the
Arrive
Departs
I grnuntf on which Is built the Summit
.
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1:48
a.m
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2:03
a.m.
C T
n
loth nr« .
Muslc^-Literaturc Department. Pro- hotel, by Llcut.-Col. Worsley-Tuylor, to
o„ Sunday, December 12th, arc a . b]JcJ Qvcr by „ „ / „ Ph,m P.. a farmer. Is of moro than ordinary In
...11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m.
2:55 p. m.
„
.
¡The meeting of the Music-Literature terest. remnrks the Christian Science
Monitor.
___ 4:00 p. m.
4:05 p. m.
, ? :2£” cUnda«
r, id i
An *Department at the Woman’s Club on
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10:00
p.
m.
11
:00—-Sermon. “The Double Annftcrnoon w„ mog, cn.
Mount Snowden—In Carnarvon—Is
Leesburg Branch
nuncJation.
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| joyablo. Two delightfully interesting the most famous peak In the southern
pnrt of Britain; Is well known to nil
Departs
Arrive
S on
T 8 0011 e„T, °
pnpeA were presented respectively by holiday makers, and Is of n hold uhd
7:30 - S e r m o n . “The Expected
MorfonPThIgpin flnd Mrs. c . c .
7:30 a. m.
rugged outline nnd.. form with Its
7:35 p. m.
v VCnt , ,a . »
___ « ... I Woodruff. Fascinating Indian legends subsidiary penks, nrC Impressive range.
YoU are Invited tc all the services.
r
.
___4:00 p. m.
. _..., , , , .
were given by Mrs. L. R. Phillips nnd Thensceut presents no special features
Mr** Glenn of Philadelphia will
^
noml„ , wero
of dinirulty If one of the Ove well de___11:55 a. m.
.In s Sunday mornlnir.
. . . 1Mra. Saunder. of U k e City w a. h eart Uni d pathways Is used, hut should the
Trilby Branch
Mr.. Saunder. of U k e City will |n th, ch. rn|,
-The climber be bent on "pioneering,” and
Departs
Arrive
leave the heuten track, he should he
alny Sunday cvenln».
. ,
(CarrU. j „ ceb
8:00
a. m.
prepared
for
anything
In
the
way
of
Georse Hyman la the preacher.
| | n „cc„n,p„„imcnt „ „ p,„ycJ by
mountaineering problems.
3:25 p. m.
The view from summit of Snowdon
___6:30 p.m.
• CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
on n flue day makes the climb worth
___2:00 p.m.
There will be services nt the Con r The violin number of Mrs. C. J/ while, for spread below Is Anglesey,
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts.
Oviedo Branch
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts gregational Church tomorrow that Marshall wns delightfully rendered, the Mennl straits, and n great curve of
Dcpnrts
Arrive
promised to be interesting nnd helpful. The beauty and charm of thc Indian
from the inr-off extremity of 1
___11:00
n.
m.
The Bible School meets nj 0:45 n. m. selection, “By the Waters of W innc § ‘r,,|Kun '■*
,n J,"« ,f”rc;
Everything Electrical Its lesson jvill do. you good. The . .. "L. . . .
a t * ,
ground are to be seen the well defined
tonka ’ (Thurlow Lieurance) enhanced p,,ak8 0f tj,e g|gter niointains. AltoExp«r! Installation and morning preaching service begins nt ¡J" thc ' ^ t t y legend rend by Mrs’* get tier the climb la u most exhllarut11:00 o’clock^ Subject of service,' Margaret Davis Harris and her vivid ing form of exercise, and although the Dally, except Sunday
Jiepair
•Mbedlonce Brings n Harry Surprise.” interpretive piano accompaniment. ’ boast of having gained the top does
The Y. P. S. C. E. meets nt 0:30
Souqht El Dorado In Vain.
The legends of- the “Wooing of »‘"i carry much weight, there Is a corWhen S ir Waller Raleigh started out
p. m. nnd will hnvc an interesting Ocklawnhn" and “The Moss,” as given «""• «•'»'-faction In having reached
service.
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by
Mrs. Phillips,
was a most *pleasing
'«T" years ugo, nfler having performed *o »bid Ids El Domilo lie wan seeking a
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Phone 412
115 Magnolia Ave.
1l)e night preaching service begins feature of thc program and «.nthusl- |||p clllnt)> nddregaed „ political meet- rallied city whose houses were covered
with sheets of pure gold, nnd which
at 7:30. Subject, “The Greatest of astically received.
J big ,,f 3,000 people on the summit of was surrounded by liutnlreds of square
All Grent, Cities.”'" ,
Mrs. Thigpen’s paper on "The Talle- Snowdon,
miles of rock so Oiled with surface
, A cordial welcome awnlts all. hassce Girl” was a quaint —jumo of
cold that when the sun shone It was ns
Strangers are hot strangers to us. All Lawrence Cawthorn’s quest for infor- UNIQUE IN ANIMAL WORLD If n grent yellow mirror wns lilnilng ns
f ir as the darzlrd eyes could reach.
arc friends. Come. 'P a u l C. Bur- motion nnd subsequent success In the
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hilglÿh. of course, found mulling l!mt
hnm, Pastor.
portrayal of Lucia LaRuc, thc Talla- Elephant Has Survived Because Hs ven came near to such n wonder, and
hnsso girl and her love affairs.
1
Has Been Able to Adapt Himanny n brave gentleman of Knglnnd
) The “Seminóles” wns a wonderfully (
to Conditions.
tort bis life or til* fortune In seeking
Thc pastor has returned from Chat- |ntor*stlng paper rend by Mrs. C. C.
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ttie same fabled El Dorado.'
“ nJw iU " « “ch " l bolh ,c n ' \ Woodruff, on thc hl.lory nnd w or. of p|mn" e '1I(1n
d” n w u ,
cs Sunday...
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Florida Ipdinns. The Seminole» through the nges, surviving tho con“Dr. Piller» seem* to be a fashion
If you aro without a church homo j,nv|np migrated front the Georgln dltlon** which killed off his earlier conCreek Indians, their name indicating temporaries, nnd he now adapts- him- able pliyslclaii."
“ I s la m ili sa y s o !
l i e tin s p a tie n ts
morrow a t tho following services
their character, meaning "Wild Wan- «*'f perfectly to more different conat so m e «r* «lit- tiin.«t;t>.\neii»lv 4> tie n iti;
From the Foundation
derer or Runaway.” Mrs. Woodruff dltloiw than any other animal In Aftouched on bits of early history of riot. Carl Akdey of the American Mu- r e w ir s 'e V m c iic a and a « M iltin g lis t
o f j.. i ;iiu w h o se lie n lt h «vili g iv e w ay
Intermediate Christian Endeavor, Seminole county, In the vicinity of xVorítV» Wo*"™ " ' ^ ** ” “ l,>e a* »mm as mey get u.Diiey enough to
30 p.
Sanford nnd Lake Monroe of cspecinl
|j e rnn l1lt anything flint I» green or em m ult bint.*—illnr.tnglintn Ag«*-llerSenior Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. |nterc8t to Sanford foikg.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
•
, While thc attendance was good, Hiere Is enough of It. He ran ict
preaching, 7:30 p. m.
BAZAAR
There were lino cohgregations pres
Thc ladies union of the Congregnent last Sunday nnd orfe-member wns
tional church will hold their nnnunl
received Into thc church nftcr each
bazaar 4n the Jones Cash Store on
service, continuing the constant
Saturday, Dec. 11th, nftcrnoon nnd
growth of the church.
evening.
Cooked food nnd fnney nrLast Sunday the church distributed
Want a typewriter? The Herald
Quality-Servicd-Price
tides
will
be on sale.
210-4tc
150 copies of tl.c Gospel of Luke lms thc agency for the best $65 type
which had four pagtfs of unusual writer thnt has ever been put on thc
“helps” pasted In I t These were given market nnd wo will hnvc a shipment
to those w h | promised to rend It of new machines thc last) of this
Purity Water through before Fcbrunry 1st. Ono week. If you nrc in- the market for
page of thc Bulletin cnch week Is now a typewriter sec us before you buy.
As Good as the Best
being given to helps to the Gospel of Herald Printing Co.
Dally Service -— Phone 66 Luko. The sermon Sunday at 11:00
o'clock will be on the “Galilean Min
istry of Luke,” IV. 14-IX.50. -
ífcid e a ffiic y c ie
A BICYCLE Is a thoughtful,
sensible gift for everyone. For
grown-ups, it brings Independ
ence of hot, crowded street ears
—a wealth of healthful enjoy«
meat and outdoor pleasure. For
children. It brings the best of
childhood sp o rt a sure, certain
way of building health and
strength and good times all the
time. We have models for men
and women, girls and b"~B- Come
•n nr.d let us show them to you.
Heaters
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Gas Stoves and
Ranges
National Madza Lamps
Work
GILLON & F R Y
Come in nnd get your new type
writer nt the Ilcrnld office now. A
renl typewriter nt $65, tho best you
evcr 8nw for the money or for twice
thc money
If pou must argue, chose a subject
you know something nbout—then
keep your mouth shut nnd listen.
Lord’s
We Guarantee All
Battery Repairs
Kwy Mattery repair we make is
ivaranlced for six months.' We are
■ble to do this because In repairing
•ny make of battery we are licensed
to uir patented features which have
bade \esta batteries famous.
n. y . p. u .
Don't forget the B. Y. P. U. moots
Sunday evening.
What? B. Y. P. U.
When? Sundny evening.'
Tiiue. - 6:30. ,
Place. Baptist Temple.
We welcome nil strnngerB, so don't
hesitate to come.
Twenty-five head of Cows, milkers
and springers and forty head of <;
yearlings and two heifers, cans,
bottles and dairy equipment ^,uje |
and horse.
A ll to be Sold at ve ry
R easonable P rice s
When t«vo women fall in love with
the same man they cut each other by
looking dnggers.
FINE STATIONERY
Sanford Battery Service Co.
The Herald office is hcadqunrtcrs
phone 189 for fine stationery of all kinds from
the printed letter head to thc beauti
ful stationery In boxes thnt Is so dear
Illood Pressure—Neuritis
to thc Indies* hearts. You can get
The “logical Treatment”
this stationery nnd have your mono
gram printed on It, making thc nift
iest Christmns gift that you have
lor Many Human 11U
ovey seen- and one of the best. Sta
**r ,ly«ii
Rheumatism tionery costs money these days but
our stationery is very reasonable In
price and positively tho best thnt
beautiful POST CARDS
money can buy. See It nt the Herald
AT the her ALI). EACH...
office.
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RENAUD, Prop.
“ E N E R G IZ E R
Come and See Them Now.
Chilltd lubbcrProcess
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Rxorrt Repair Work
VICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
Beauty
in Every Jar
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J. LUjLARD—Secretary-Treainrer
L M t t b ' ..-..„ G e n e ra l M u i f i r
HOBEST J . HOLLY, Jr.
*r Circulation Manager
tone,'Harald Office 148 or 64,
MipmiN
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A MERCHANT
PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALLMENTS,
BETTER.
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THERE
IS
NONE
A PROFESSIONAL MAN
Mhrml la City »7 CartUr
We invite y oar account, and extend
gt* , ^ %
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the courtcalea of thla InatltuUon to
, Member of the Associated Press
■Mow many days until Christmas' But therd can be no reduction that
did you lay ?
I will accomplish any permanent (rood
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unless it (s universal. I t m ust be
’/ And again we ask you to do your made all along the line. It will be a
C l'tistm aa shopping early.
painful process, but a necessary one
• ' o ----------If we wish to return to normal condiAnd do It now and do it in San- tlons. Wc must all take our share of
FOR CHRISTMAS
ford for Sanford merchants have the the pain and the loss or let things
la ix c st stocks and the choicest prices. | remain aa. thcy nre and tru st to time
Ju st received new line of crepe
_______ o _______
| and a return to common sense for a
paper for package wrappers or
We expect to make holiday week a remedy.
decorations for the holidays,
Llg week in Sanford and will have | It ir a curious psychology that govpolnsettis and holly all In vivid
"plenty of music and something doing erns the American people. One short
red and green, quite the prettleat
•’aCU tho time. And then in January [year ago there was a erase for buyline
ever seen In Sanford—only a
we will have Johnny Jones and after (ing at almost nny old price. Indeed,
few
of
each so get them now.
th a t something elms and then a Chau- many retailers found that only thct
Box
Stationery In all of the
tauqua.
highest priced goods were salable. It
latest
shades
and style»—nothing
----------- o----- -----was more often a question of price
but
the
best
of
paper and enve*
v Some people object to the noise and than or qu ality .. Buyers seemed nnxlopes
a
t
very
reasonnble
prices.
' confusion and the shows and the music, Ions to spend their money and never
Quite the prettiest and moat sen*
b u t It la the nolso of a real city and naked the price, provided only it was
slble Christmas gifts for either
if there are any whcl cannot stand it high enough.
“Her" or "Mm."
*
th ey can always move to the country.
Today the conditions arc exactly
Christmas Cards and
New
.Sanford is off that graveyard stuff reversed. A “buyers' strike" hi.» set
Year’s
Post
Cards
of
all
Jrinds
fo r life.
| in and people arc buying only enough
from the low price of one cent
o
| to fill their mqst pressing needs. And
each
up. You get the benefit of
The Sanford Herald is installing they are asking the prico with n care
our
buying
in Job lota. All very
one of the flue»t Linotype machines and punctiliousness unknown last
pretty and new. And then you
th a t is made In the factory. There year, and instances are not rare of
can
get engraved cards or ataIs no finer to bo purchased and the rtheir turning away and‘net buying, if
tlonary or Holiday carda engrav
H erald ofAce ia in the big city class they deem the price too high. What
ed or your monogram printed on
an# ready for anything that can be is the cause of this extraordinary
the finest of bond papers In all
J— ."brought to us in the newspaper or change of sentiment? Possibly it dc*
colors. Come In and take a look.
Job' printing line. Remember that notes n< subsidence of the hysteria of
HERALD PRrNTING CO.
-when It comes to printing offices war times, a return to common sense
Herald Square
p v there is nothing any better in the state principles. Whatever the cause, its
208-ti
than the Herald. There are forger beginning was coincident with the be■ „ emea but none better. In other words ginning of the decline in prices. It Is
It's difficult to convince a man
ire practice what we preach and that just as natural for people to refrain
that
his money isn't at sure thing un
is ,^ p r o v in g and making your busi- from buying on a declining market,
til
after
th e n c e .
u y m as better snd making your city bet- as it is for them to overby on an adt a r and greater. Few people in San-,vancing one.
Get your typewriter a t the Herald
Yord know what a plant and equip- ( Remember the sugar “panic" of re- o..cc. A first-class machine, bran
ment the Sanford Herald is carrying cent date. Some fool official a t Wash- new a t $65 and one thut you will litas
*or how much money we spend In this ington or elsewhere, started a rumor for tho rest of your life. Nd need to
- «city every week for wages.
| that a famine in sugar was imminent. pay any more for o real typewriter.
----------- o----------The rumor was spread broadcast ov- The Molle is not only a standard ma
'
Sanford merchants, In putting on cr the land by pres* and telegraph, chine but ia so arranged tljat you can
•their special sales, are drawing puf-, Hundreds of thousands of grocers carry it around with you.*
•chasers from a radius of fifty miles, «aw it and decided they must stock up
Seminole's capital has a' bunch of live at once. They all began buying sugNo, Cordelia, paint doesn't have the
jV’ 'w ires who know how to do things.— nr and naturally tho price began ad- same effect on an old face that It does
IS&nmes-Unlon.
¡vancing. Consumers quickly caught on an old house.
¡\v i . Special sales by merchants, when on and bought sugar far in advance
jgv Vjopcrly
advertised, wilt attract of their immediate needs, fearful that
Send in your locals to the Herald
, more people to a town or city than they could not g et it atj all later on. office. Phone the news to 148. We
»ny inducement we know. We re-1 Speculators aggravated the situation want every bit of it. Tell us the
cSH when the merchants of a thrlv- by withdrawing large quantities from news each day.
Ing city in Kentucky would advertise 1tho market and producing an artlficn ‘their special sales on tho same dates,1ini scarcity. Thus the very thing tho
each offering special inducements In public was fearing, a famine in sugar
the way of prices, and during the! was brought about The high prices
days these sales continued immense! which we had brought on by our Inthrongs of people flocked to that city I sane panic, brought in a flood of for, fro m miles around and thousands o f 'd g n sugar, and tho speculators were
dollars were spent for merchandise1awamped. There was never any prosth a t would havo never found that j p « t of a famine in sugar, It was
'.'market had It not been for these purely an artificial scarcity, brought
$3.00 SHIRTS,
sales. Eustis has n large territory on by speculators to satisfy their own
now _____
to draw from and similar action on selfish greed, and when they were
$3.50
SHIRTS,
the part of our merchant»would caught in tho trap they had set for
now ____ _
bring about corresponding results.— ethers they had the audacity to ask
$4.00
SHIRTS,
JSustis Lake Region.
the government for relief which it
n
o
w
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----------- ° ------------very properly refused and they were
."EXPERIENCE A SAFE TEACHER compelled to bear tholr losses.
$4.50 8HIRTS,
BUT A HARD, ONE
Something of the same nature is
n o w ___ . . .
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proposed by the farmers. They ask
$5.00 SHIRTS,
Do the people of the United States the government for lonns to enable
now . . . . . .
-reslly desire lower prices on all com- them to hold their crops off tho mqr$6.00 SHIRT8.
modules? The wheat raisers certain- ket, until the prico advances to meet
now . . . ___
ly do n o t They are clamoring at the their views. As they control more
.door of congress for loans to hold votes than the sugar speculators,
REDUCED
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
HOWE RED TUBES
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
CHRIBTMAS H0IJDAY8 FOR SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO,
The Christmas vocation ,for the
schools of Seminole County will be
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
1020. School will re-open after the
holidays on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1021.
T. W. LAWTON,
Superintendent.
Get some of those late postcards at
the Herald 'offic**. Tho Valdcx Ho
tel, the Wclatui Block, the Seminole
Hotel and other pubis of interest.
Only one cent each. 8end a Sanford
card to your friends.
Ample Stocks
Prompt Delivery
Cotton* Seed Meal
B u y a H om e
fo r a X m a s
P resen t
Nitrate. Soda
one
Greatest Gift in the World
C a s to r Po
REAL ESTATE
F1HR INSURANCE
Our Prices Will Saoe
■ Yòu Afoney
The Real Estate Man1
COMPANY
NOW MAKING
Pecan Nut Roll
Fresh Daily
$1.00 POUND
Water’s Kandy Kitchen
BRADLEY MATTRESS FACTORY
Orlando, Fla.
Service That CountsWe have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Hakes old Mattresses now a t onethird the cost of a new one.
PRONE 804
16 BRYANT ST.
ll-1511rao-p
1304 East Cary Street
Walthall & Estridge, Props.)
Welaka Building
Specials For Today
Rtfntncit i
PrMfue» R*»«rCar C«„ Now York
national Stata and City Bank
Delivered Fresh Every Day
Choice
Western and Florida
Meats
MILLER’S BAKERY
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE FIRST
CO M PLETE HOUSE BILL
CARTER LUMBER CO.
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
CAKES
ALL KINDS
b u r to n ~ C ra ft
WEEK
o,
eustis,
O l l / a f O S FLORIDA
ise a n e U u m e r
497
t tfeUàm SSmiMMf
WE DO
HEMSTITCHING AND
PICOTING
FOR THE TRADE
MAIL ORDERS
GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
A*k Your Bank About If*
Pure, Sw eet, W holesom e
B. A O. MOTOR COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
FRESH EVERY
Richmond, Va.
Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce*
Consignments Solicited
Veal, Pork, Mutton,
Sausage
Prime
GARDINER'S
F. P. Forster, President. B. F. WMtner, Cashier.
PORK and MUTTON
SAUSAGE ofAl l Kinds
HAM and BACON
A TRIAL SOLICITED
Pure Food Market
Sanford’• Bloat Popular,How
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
* Under Management of
WALTER B. OLSOL
Our Specialty—-Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
J. H. Tillis, Prop.
Phone 105
4 02 Sanford Ave.
A la Carte Service all day
MRS. B. ¿ TAKACH
Proprietor
Corner of Park Avenue and
Commercial Avenue
SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Daily IIwi«ld »ubacrlptlon Hat
la growing ao rapidly that now eartier beya are necessary each week. If
you do not get your paper promptly
phone 481.
Dr mon»Uii ted is, * wur ÌM M .
Chriatmaa ordere ahonld bo g?v<
B. E. WILLIAMS
or G. A. DRKKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
198>26tp
Have you seen that beautiful Ha*
of box stationery at the Herald of
fice? Juat the thing for 'T h e GW*
for Chriatmaa. Get it printed with
her. monogram.
�t a » SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER
S ta n a r ? of Ike
R eatini Snail
Talk« Sacriseli;*
Arranged for
Herald Headers
l*"U Hopeealage
MeatloB of
Ifattere In Brief
Personal Ilam*
•f Interest
f te Uartxcll orchestra la in tne city
ttis7 enroute to points on the east
#
r u Hand has returned from JackJ ^ . b e r . h . attended the con:
^ tio n of sUte sheriff«*' ■
pr y i u. Brownlee has returned
rmm a trl pto ChatUnooga on matfa t connected with the worlf of the
p^sbytcrlan church.
Don’t forgot the Turkey and Chlckinner at tho Parish House next
■Wednesday and Thuuady 0 to 8:30,
hu the Catholic Church.
TV many bargains In every line In
the store» of Sanford are bringing
tfa people here to trade. The city Is
fiUrf with people today and there
.,flj be more tonight
BLADE QUICKER THAN PISTOL
Expert Qunmen Meet Mere Than
Their Match in the Knife Throw*
'ere of the Argentine.
DOWLING CONTEST
Of making that purchase of your Christmas Gifts at the aate price will end
Held at the Pariah House Alley Last
Night
The Men’a Bowling club met the
Brotherhood team .on} ‘the • Parris
House Alloy last night and a general
good time was enjoyed by tne bowlera and the audience. The contest la
one of a few that will be staged of
ten and the general public Interested
in this pastimo Is invited to attend.
Three games-were rolled, the final
score testifying to the superior
throwing of the BrotherhoocJ team
and . demonstrating th at practice
makes perfect. Following Is the
score:
Brotherhood Teem
Matthews <3 games) total........ . <104
Stewart, (3 games), total.......... 400
Cache, (3 games), total „.......... 376
Allen (3 games) to ta l__________ 305
Mrs. H. D. Durant, of Lake Mary
, 1, in the city yesterday and purMen’s Club.
tfcurd two lots on Sanford Height«
from J. T. Spurllng, the real estate A. L. Betts (3 games), total
Lloyd, (3 games), t o t a l ___
Mlnarik (3 games), total ..
gereember that the Herald office Stone (2 games)- ________
w v has the best <65 typewriter on Turner (1 gamo), to ta l____
the market. A complete standard
typewriter for thl* price, new and Brotherhood gain
folly equipped. Come In ai\d try
GENERAL MOTORS
TRUCK PLANT
Lock over the elegant-new line of
RESUMES WORK
stationery a t the Herald office before
IBf Tfc* AiwIitH Tnu)
laying your Christmas gifts of fino
PONTIAC, Mich., Dec. 11.—The
ititionery. We have it in nil sizes
Generals Motors: truck plant resumed
and all shades nt very reasonable
operations partly today after months
prices.
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4of idleness.
leave your orders,fdr Christmas
SOCIALISTS IN JAPAN
loirs of oranges.with Reginald S.
Holly who will ship them for you.'
Oranges, tangerines, grapefruit ' or
D. M. Courtney, T. J. Hackney and
Hcurs. Jones and Ovrratrect, of
Wmctto, were In the city yesterday
bolting over the fruits and1vegetable
»(nation, Mr. CouHney being one of
tie biggest growers and shippers of
the Manatee section of the state.
11, 1920
AT TIIE STAR THEATRE
TODAY
TOM MIX in
•TERROR"
Also FATTY ARB.UCKLE In
•TIIS WEDDING"
and PATIIE NEWS
Saturday night. So also will your opportunity of getting chances on the
many free prirea to be given awey will end Saturday evening at eight
o’clock as wo give the arizes i v i t a t A-.in
USE OF ETHER IN SURGERY
Sanford, Dec. 11, 1020.
Carlot Shipments from* Entire Coun
Youthful Dentist 8ald to Have Bryn
(ry, Friday, Dec. 10th.
Responsible for Its Introduction
Florida—Sanfortf section _______ 31
to Qsnsral Practice.
Florida—Manatee section ________ 1
California—Northern Dlat. _’. a____ 1
While various experiments hod been
made with so-cniled "laughing gas" or California—Southern Dist. ______ 31
flltrous oxldo ga» In America prior to
Total cars _______________7
1840, It was some 74 years ago that
the first practical operation under
Destinations of Florida Shipments,
ether wns performed In the Mh*fn- New York .......................- ................1
chusetts General hospital la Boston, Jersey C i t y ___________________
and the peculiar |»nrt of It was lhar Potomac Yards ________________1
the sulphuric ether wns given, not by
one of the house physicians, hut by Wnycross _____________________
a young dentist who had been experi Philadelphia __________________
menting on himself and hnd gono to Chicago ______ _______ - _______
sleep for eight minutes. Ho rushed B ultim orc____________________ •
over to the hospital and asked a
chance to demonstrate his discovery.
A mnn about to have a tumor rnnoved
from his neck gave permission to have
tho "new-fangled dope" applied. Den
tist Morton went to work nn«i the tu
mor was removed. Tho patient open
ing his eyes after the operation cried.
"Gentlemen, this Is no humbug," and*
with that remark ether was given to
the medlcnl world.
Oliver. Wendell Holmes enmo for
ward with names for thn process nnd
the liquid, and the dictionary gained
"anesthesia" and "anesthetic." In'
three months the drur V/n< being unci
throughout the clvlh.ed world.'
. If II Does Not, Why?
Let Ever • Churchman
Answer
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If everyone enters into the work of the Nation
Wide Campaign, the National Church and the
Diocese and the Parish will then "Move Like a
Mighty Army.” IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU.
HOLY r» O S S CHURCH
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We unloaded a Carload of
on, \ve will show you the reason
Sanford, Florida
Fallen FruP a Never Good.
The difference between humnns and
fruits lies In tint fact that the human
Is largely the maeter of his own des*
tiny. A man does not need to foil If
be docs not want to. lie may have tho
taints that Imp rfcct hereditary leaves,
but even thoy aro not bound to cause
him to fall, if he can be surrounded
with the rig it environment much of
w hat la In the blood can be turned to
good account. But If the fellow him
self wants to fall the world Is only
too ready to make the way easy for
him. And there arc many that scorn
to want to tpr everything that any one
else has ever done. It mny lend them
to tho lowest pit. hut they are always
sure *ney can worm out somehow.
Only after It's too late (In men nnd
women realize that fallen fruits have
n r: real rating nmong good products.
—Kxchnngc.
Cll RISTIA
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SUNDAY, D E C ID E R 12,
Oldest of Industries.
.
Perhaps the oldest of nil Industries
Is sheep raising, fur It wns practiced
even before agriculture. Wool Is the
product of cultivation or domestica
tion. for there lire no wild nnlmnls
which closely rescmbli* the. wool-hear
ing sheep. Floyd W. Parsons In tin*
Pnturdny Evening Post says Hint with
the discovery Hint clpth could be made
from wool, came nn gflfort to Improve
the fleece by selection and breeding.
The early Romans were .most success
ful In this pursuit, nnd tliolr endeavors
along this line resulted In developing
n fleece of great fineness. After the
conquest ef the' Iberian peninsula. Ro
man sheep were Introduced Into Spnln,
Archsologlste' Interested.
where they so greatly Improved Hie
That tiff remote ancestors of the nstlve flocks Hint even during the lloAmerican Indlnns may hnve lived In ninn supremacy Spanish wool- led the
Spain In prehistoric days Is Indicated world's markets, n prestige held for
s
by some very renin rljjihlo discoveries many centuries.
of rock paintings that archeologists
have made nt Kl Bosque. In the hilly
Japs Hold Fuji Sacred.
country north of Aplern. a Spanish
Fuji Is the tanni«* of Jnpnn's mnsl
town about half way between Alhn- filinoti* mountain, and, writes the J ii
sete, situated In the plains of La Mnn- pnnese correspondent of tho London
chn, and-Alicante, on tho Mediterra Morning Post, no Japanese thinks
nean. *Anthropologists also ssy thst anything of himself .until lie has made
these discoveries throw n flesh l|ght some elTorl to nroend Its sacred
upon the Ufa of prehistoric man In heights. To climb Fuji Is a religious
southwestern Europe during tho Msg- duly to most Japanese, while only a
dalenlnn period of the great Ico ngt\ pleasure to some unti u boas* lo olh
These Paleolithic tribes., when not ers. Its graceful cone, like an Inverted
compelled by the rigor of the clltnste fan. Is so familiar to all admirers of
to find their dwellings In caverns Japanese urt that It needs no descrip
where they obtained protection against tion here. But In Japan every moun
both the Intense cold pnd the attacks tain has u spirit; and-the spirit of
of ferocious animals^ lived under rock ,■* beautiful. Dr nwe-lnsplrlug mountain
shelters on tho sides of valleys.
la to tie sitlctly rt-spectnL
.
Relation of Doctor and Patlont
The relations botween a doctor and
his patient are absolutely confidential
end ure safeguarded by law, which
forbids a physician from testifying to
what he has learned In treating the
patient, unless t|ie latter expressly
waives his right to secrecy. If, how
ever, a patient lias employe«! several
doctors, nnd has nt n trlul called some
of these to testify to Ills condition ns
Hi? result of an Injury, the other side
has a right to call the other doctors,
as the catling of some of the physi
cians by the plaintiff la a waiver of
The man who never looks up is a
rank (allure when it conus to lifting
Subject:
"GOD, TOE PRESERVER
OF MAN"
TURKEY AND CHICKEN
DINNER
OYSTERS, TOO.
—Get >„ar Scratch Pads .from'The
H erald- >y the pound—15c.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Foreign trado
conference in session hero voted to
proccd at once witlf tho organization
The Herald Printing Co, has ev
of n foreign trado corporation, capi
erything
In the office supply line th a t
talized at ono hundred million dol
you
are
needing.
The price Is rig h t
lars under provisions of tho Edgo act.
also. Let us fit you up with your
Post Cards at tho Herald office, le stationery and office supplies.
Nor can you make much money without some
effort to
Reserve Your Resources
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
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Why not make some real "HAY” in the SUN
SHINE by starting a check account with us*
Braid up youv credit that you may be able to
muster difficult problems.
,
Diamonds aro usually possessed by
others—when they happen to bo
trumps.
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Repentance is qften confounded
^vith determination not to get caught
again.
K
DECEMBER 15th and 16th
Piom 6:00 to 8:30
$1.00 per plate
Also Catholic Baxaar at the
Parish House
Everybody Invited
You Cant Make
Hag Without Sunshine
S a n f ò r d , Fl orida
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SEN. HARDING.
MARTIAL LAW
ORLANDO
LADY
CONFERS WITH
IS PROCLAIMED
IN PULLMAN
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OR CLOSE DOWN MILLS
IN
CERTAIN 'A R E A S,
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PREMIER
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george announces
IMPORTANT AFFAIRS
THE STATE GOV- *
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OF
IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
(Dr ThJ A u ecltu d Fraul
e c o n o m ic b l o c k a d e
Public Demands
Cheap
er Goods and Will
Have Them
NEW READJUSTMENT
WOULD W H IP AN Y
NATIONS INTO SUBMISSION
(O f Th* A u ocU u a Tr*M)
MARION, Dec. 10.— Harding con
(Br Th« Attecliud I*rut.)
ferred with Charles E. Hughes, former
LONDON, Dec. 10.— Martial lajv Republican presidential candidate, on
will bo applied in certain nrcas of policies of coming administration.
Ireland, Premier 'Lloyd George nn-j
non need in house o f commons. Said
.. *!NG HOARD
proclamation be issued demanding j
SUSPENDS PROVISION
all arms and uniforms surrendered •
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within prescribed nrcas nnd unauthor- \ WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Shipping
ized persons possessing nrms be Hoard suspended provision nliowing
treated ns rebels, liable to death pen- ^preferential rnil rntc on goods exnlty on conviction by military court, 'ported in Americnn ships.
GENEVVA, Dec. 10.— Mnchlncry for
putting economic blockade Into effect
intended a# wenpo’n against offending
state discussed at assembly o f League
of Nations. Report as adopted pro
vide for international blockade com
mittee o f eight members appointed by
^League Council to study subject of
application o f blockade and report to
REFUSAL o f PUBLIC TO BUY Secretary General o f Council* Report ;
more HIGH-PRICED GOODS
then considered by Council nnd all
HAS CURTAILED PRODUCT
(League members informed.
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Greece Has Invited :1s Germany Pulling
Ccnstantine to Throne: Anything in Belgium
BOSTON, Dec. 10-S p c a k ln g o f the NATIONAL GUARD
contemplated wage cut In all the
PATROLLING JAIL
(Br Th« AuocltUd Pr«u)
textile mills of New Aork and New
TO. PROTECT NEGRO TO T A K E THE THRONE AND
BRUSSSELS, Dec. 10.— Newspaper
Enelsnd states as outlined in the des;
W ILL CAUSE COSlLolcuple announced railway traffic
STAUNTON, Va.. Dec. 10.— Na
«itches of yesterday nnd manufacturPLICATIONS
suspended in both directions between
» u n t 76
erf, that Mn
represent
75 ncr
per cent
cept o f the tional guardsmen patrolling neighborBelgium and Germany and there is
induitry think the employees will »¿«¡h ood jail to protect Harry Hart, a
(By Tt« iiM f li l« ! Fr»»4l
PARIS, Dec. 10.— Greek Govern- ta'k o f a Germnn coup detnt.
thdr side of the story and be willing |n0(fro indicted attempted attack on
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to secede to the cut instead o f having whitc girl. Hung jury reconsidering ment hns decided to invite Constantine
« t l to t Î L e , „ I d Athena d,..J N T E R N A ;n O N A L HARVESTER
the mills shut down which they case today.
COMPANY IN COURT
will be forced to do under the present
patch.
AGAIN WITH SUIT
| Other nations o f the entente have
OVER MILLION
slump in buying.
.
said that In the event o f Constantine
The contemplated cut would bring
PER D AY PAID
(S r Th» A m ««U u 4 F rat».)
FOR 'IN SU RAN CE taking the Greelc throne they would
wsjcm bsck to the basis that existed
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Federal
withdraw their financial aid and sup- Trade Commission recommended in
shout s yesr ago and would leave the *'
(By T U - AmocUUI Fr«u)
port from Greece and his accession annual report reopening government
wage itandard generally more than
NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 10.— Over
double
those
of
1016.'
The
present
uouuic »..*»•v — - - - - million dollars paid out each calendar to the throne will cause mnny inter anti-trust suit against Intcmntionnl
lUgnsnt condition of the clothing Jn „ i net*en hundred by insurance national complications.
Harvester Company / and Institution
duitry made consideration o f a
! companies o f United States, insurance
CANNOT HOLD AUTOS
reduction necessary, It was stated.
informed.
UNDER SECTION 3450
After explaining that all sections f
____________________
O J REVISED STATUTES
of New England as well as New York
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SANFORD» FLORIDA,
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1«1**,h' ■"“■’"•iRhoda Hoy« Circus
Here With Fine Show
ficturers who took part in ;the con
ference, the statement said:
“It is evident from what has trans
pired in the past few months thfit
thcio has been an Insistent and compelling demand on the part o f the
public that the cost o f living should be
lessened by a readjustment o f the
prices of commodities entering into
the expense of daily life. Thla de
mand lias been nnd is country-wide,
snd it becomes the duty of nil those
interested in industry which nffets
immeditely the cost of living, to give
TH AT
WELL-KNOWN
CIRCUS
HAS PLEASED SANFORD PEO
PLE FOR .MANY YEARS
Another cirrus is here today and
while nil o f them arc. alike in a way
Rhoda Royal Is different and hns a
show that pleases the young nnd old
alike and there nrc none so old nnd
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none —
so ,young
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«H.u. consideration to thl. nubJccL >omo d
Refusal «^ b u yers J o pujehsj.«
cnJ
clrcll, nnd IUlodl
u - the p, or,c who wnn,
nods for the past four or five months
a real ' circus with all that goes
cm a high basis of cost has led to a. with (£
stagnation of mnrkct upon which the ,
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the public can always count
manufacturers depend so that at the
on Rhoda Royal having acrobats,
L T J . time m.ny of the lortllo m ill.
,
o f funny
In bow Eoylond hove boon obllked to dow n, , „ d
„ b,B ring
shutdown; mnny more are working wj,cre you
can see it without any
on short time and unless something, ___. . *
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see it nil from the
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“Judicint Proceedings” ngninst num
ber of associations dealing in farm Im
plements, claim price increase «n part
due "Prictf Agreements” between
manufactured and dealers.
ROBBED
CAR AND
HAIR CUT OFF OF HEAD
J.ARGE SUMS
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MISAPPROPRIATED
BY GERMANY
(Dr Th. Aiik Ii Ii4 Fr»»»>
Paris, Dec. 10.— Largo sums o f
■money turned over to Germany ,by
■France for ameliorating material
situation o f miners irU Ruhr region
misappropriated by Berlin Govern
ment, foreign nffnirs committee dis
covered, newspaper says.
Mrs. Waters Howe Had
Trying Experience
On Train
WELL KNOWN HERE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
WIFE OF CASHIER HOWE
ASKS FOR NEARLY
ORLANDO STATE AND
SIX MILLION DOLLARS
COUNTY BANK
(Dr Iki AimcUUI run)
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WASHINGTON, D, C., Dec. 10.—
Southern RaRwny asked permission o f
Interstate Commerce Commission to
issuu five million, nine hundred thou
sand dollars development nnd guar
antee mortgage bonds security for
Government loan.
•FORT THOMAS, Ky., Dec. 10.—
Mrs. Waters Howe o f Orlando, Flor
ida, had hair clipped from head by
thief who stole three hundred dollars
cash and jewelry while asleep in Pullmnn car o f Louisville & Nashville
Railway.
Mrs. Waters Howe is well known
CLARA SMITH
here being the wife o f Waters Howe
TO SURRRENDER,
for mnny years cashier o f the Or
• SAYS ATTORNEY lando State Bank and residing in Orinndo with his family. Tho details of
(By Th« Aiaoclattd P a u l
ARDMORE, Okla., Dec. 10.— Offi- ^ i s daring robbery are not given In
cials informed Clara Smith conferring 'the brief despatch given above but it
with attorneys »reparatcry to sur is supposed Mrs. Howe was chloro
rendering in Tcwis clay. Woman is formed before being robbed.
charged with «hooting
Hamon, millionaire.
Jake
L.
Chautauqua in Santord
CATTS SUSSPENDS SCOTT
AND TOUS WIPES OUT
OLD ROAD'DEPARTM ENT
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suspended Ed Scott o f
JJACKSONVILLE, Dec. 9. — In
! Arcadia, from the office o f member o f
clcvbn libel casc^ agninst automo MILLIONAIRE'S WILL
the state road ropnrtmcnt from the
IN COURT AGAIN KEDPATH HAS BEEN BACKED
biles seized by Federal officers in con
First congressional district
The
BY .SANFORD CITIZENS FOR
nection with liquor seizures, Judge R.
order
for
removal,
filed
in
the
office
(B r Th« A»»«cUUd F r»,i t
WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
M. Call today rendered an opinion suso f the secretary of state, assign sn s
CHICAGO,
Dec.
10.—
Fight
to
pro
talning exceptions to the libels on the
that
appreciates
the cause for the governor's
Sanford is a city
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ground that the Volstead net rcpenls bate nllegcd second Vrlil o f James C.
the
finer
thingrf
in
the
way
o
f
amusethat
Mr.
Scott
in
incompetent
to right
section 3450 o f the revised statutes, King, millionaire lumber man, failed
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ns
well
ns
it
does
shows
and
fully
perform
the
duties
o
f
the
poll
nnd, therefore, vehicles cannot be again. Circuit Court judge sustain*
ing Probate Court decision thnt will rnrnivnls nnd while the city hns been Uon, nnd recommends that the senat«
seized nnd forfeited under section
is a forgery.__________________________ _having plenty of all kind* o f nmuse- a* its session concur in said sui
3450
___ fo r transporting
_ distilled spirits,
-___________________ ' ments this season there hns never pension and removal.
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nnd must be had under the Volstead
•R. A. Kcnniaon of Orlando was In been n time here in the past ten' So far a- could be learned here tho^
act.
tho city todny looking over his prop- years when a Chautauqua seemed to governor, who is out o f the city, has
erty, the old fiber factory on tho lake- be needed badly enough to mnkc it not named Mr. Scott's successor.
“ RODEOS” FULL OF INTEREST fr o n t He is anxious to sell this pay.
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With the dismissal o f Mr.- Scott
-----------(property for^ a yacht club or b o o t , This was not altogether because
Exceedingly Interesting Annual Exhb «building fnetdry or something o f thnt Sanford doe* not noorreiate the from the road department the govklllAna TkaA
A ba Held
U «l J M
abAL
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bilione
That Are
North
of
’ higher clnss amusements but prob- em or has accomplished tho wiping out
sort.
tho Arctlo Circle.
1nbly on account of the fact thnt the o f the old membership o f tho depart1people hove never entered into the ment, nnd he has done it by' letting
In tho vicinity of the Kobuk river,
RtsulU
of
Hybrid
Mating.
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Chautauqua spirit as evidenced by one member« out 1at a time during the
Alaska, CO miles north of tbo Arctic
(By Th«
rOr An fcntire
circle, there arc held annual “ rodeos,” |
" b T . l . ^ r r ? £ S 2 ü 2 Z , ' . . « - '» » » «
« -o .e o f our c l . U j . . , r . . » «■— —
" h r ^ .,^
i t > h o want a ChnuUuqua think that
hlbltlons. and In popularity ore com. ¡ ¡ ^ t
........ 7
Sanford should have a week o f this!
parnblo to the “ roundups" of the wort-1 .
,
. •
.
era part o f the United 8tn t e » -y e t ' ,n «haHngs of «vriilled “ pure races, «ort and that when a week 1
there Is not a «Ingle horse or steer o r ‘ «bar 1» to «ay, Kngllshfnnn with Eng- to the people with the best of every - 1
saddle
or "six-gun" within hundred*
Frenchman with French thing in this line that the idea will
, l! l ? m
in°n*
1 " * «nlnuila—ttmhwd .nlm .l, o.pocl.lly' wofnnn- Herman with Herman woinnn.*' become popular enough to have a
‘b ' 1v* ri10" * .nd h er. they . . . be been In .11 their o f mile» o f the scene.
These rodeos arc* conductrtl- uuder I
HMJH-more tnnles nrc bora than 'chautauqua every season.
à,y -fo»!}!
the coil nf 1 A «
f».Cn Cr. n,t n
ln®.y *.<l v.rlw l ectl ehowiny almost
T * co,t of Production, have been reinu iil«m r a In their strict ! the nusplccs o f the United States bit
. ......................................
.
Imbued with this spirit the Red- 1FOR
THE
ERADICATING
OF
duced to ■ ewt(n* „ k i . k __ _____*_ human Intelligence In
f t ’r !
reau o f education for natives of Alas- 1 fferent nnth ",'ullMes! there !s o"m ore ? Palh Chautauqua has been contracted
TUBERCULOSIS
AND
SHOULD
a,, . u m w ' r i
' » b « « « « i . i b . 1.
kn. for the ndrani'einent of the rein- different
for n week here cither the In st-of
BE PURCHASED BY ALL _
deer Industry. There are 150.000 rein- •significant excess of mnle over fcmnlo
be.1. foe d .l „ . hu.ln.ee!
.
I . W * " “ n,tnol!'
T S l i '.
March
or
the
first
week
in
April
and
i
---------deer In the territory, according to I*«!»- j births.
-In Oder to .tnbllli. condition. „
P
Christmas seals o f tho National
ulur Mechanic« Magazine.
j 1« nulling» of United States whites 1ns the weather is ideal at thnt time
•k*t eood. cert be puchesol .nd bull- ‘ hl’
1
At the fair all matters pertnlnlug «br *i»ln 1« about the same ns that of and many o f the winter visitors have Tuberculosis Association have been
The above Statement was mnde to
nets be done, it is indispcnsibly neto
reindeers are discussed, uud Ihe European hybrids.
, not gone North and many of those put on sale in Sanford and posters
a jlerald reporter this morning by
crxsary, unfortunate though It may
uiKlenttnudlng
re
i
In
mating»
of
United
Stntes
colored
farther South are Joumcyirtg North advertising them are appearing Iff.
Rhoda Royal, o f Rhoda Royal's berders coro« to an
!*■ that there should ^ some, wage .
„
gnnllng grazing ground rights and aim.' folks there Is u significant excess of
..... ..........
nf „H .i.h
bY cttty " taKca nnd »topping over In ;varjous shop windows.
induction."
gigantic three-ringed circus, mcnagc- liar mutters,
Government r * v n ~ i •\
J 1*
®
,
W
o
^
en route Ncirth the Chau-' In ordcr to clarify peoples idea
J8
__________________ ries, hippodrome and trained animal
ks on reindeer breed • Indian colored who are relatively pure
.......
......
In orucr
‘■," ru y p p ”
tntlves give talks
!
tnuqua
will
lx? liberally patronized by nboutthc sale o f these seals, formerly^ |#.
"
<
, exhibition, combined'with,the Old Buf- Ing nnu^ouer
nnd. offer scientific
guidance
fo
r
,
bred.
•civmiuv kuiu« . « *' * |
f mnny out o f town people. Twenty ' caj|ej Retj Cross Christmas Seals, a:
the development of un Improved sto-k. j
|cttcr has
ha# been Issued
,MI1^ by
Kv J. L
f ; M eafternoon and night performances In Recently serious consideration lutsj
Slept Thirty-Two Years.
* ;1public spirited citizens have signed letter
tieen given to a means of exporting the
Surely n subject for the speculative •the conlr®ct for this week s engage- Meliln, manager o f the Southern DiSanford today.
.
o f the hr* 1 that Redpath puls vlflon o f thc Amerlean Red Croas
Rho(ja Royal ought to know, for hff, growlng thousands of sutiilus deer to j n^rhnloglst Is the record sleep In- \
hns been an animal trainer ever since the United States.
' dulged In by Caroline Ohlson, a out nnd the Chautauqua will be put on briefly explaining in effect that the
i
he was a bov in his 'teens and ranks :
NV,U,,n ,,UJ m‘x* ***? or11t*‘ ?i
Swedish girl. In 1875, when only _- nnd given a thorough trial nnd with BoaIll arc no ,ongcr handled b ^ ^
Takes OUT THREE MEN AC
.L
nmfirlpnt «'nd exnert nn*,c,|wi«^d. « market for-distributing i efjHd of fourteen years, she fell Into n
ml
.
.
?
. . .
I- i f . «be meat will be i‘SlabllHhed In «1^, |on({ , rnncc j„ ,jlt, island of Okuko, In Dr. George Hyman as publicity man, Cross but by thc National Tuberculosis
CUSEI) OF MURDER—HANGS
assisted
by
all
the
other
pastors
In
AB80CIation
not
through
a
lack
o
f
InItrainer o f animals in the
Un United R«n«c**. It costs less thun $• ,|(e name, and remained unconscious
thciwork o£
THEM IN CEMETERY
States. Among
other
interesting ,
ticad to raise deer, which wit j fnr g/, y,,arB> |*(hhI was administered the city, backed by the Chamber o f tcrtBt o f the A> ^ c>
things Mr. Roynl said:
' dress 100 pounds o f choicest uuut. i J(| hcy ,1|R,0,„.|I B|,c «eeined quite u.i- Commerce and every other organiza- lh c Tubereu,0BÍB ABB0C|tttÍ0n( but ^
'»» TOa Aia-<l»ta,f Fra,a)
; “ Elephants lenYq. with
phenomenal ,Beecher's Denial of Silly 8tory.
¡concerned. Nor did she respond to tlon in the city the Chautauqua should cnUBe o f the confuiIon in' the uW,e
SANTA ROSA, Calif., Dec. 10.— quickness and they do not showlthat j Another characteristic story of Hen•any Inquiry during that long time,
prove u big success and bring many mind, which seemed Inevitable so long
r f 0™ 5 Rny*L Terrence Fitts and aversion to their tricks thatthe ani- 1 r* Ward Ileecher, the grant preacher. J Then suddenly she awoke, no longer people to Sanford for hat week. aB ^ old arranRcmentB prevalIed.
Cnarle *
ling mais
mals ooff the
the cat
cat fa
family
exhibit.________,
I have ;written by Edsrard Bok. Is:
, n girl, but a inlddle ngwl wonmn, snd Ijitcr announcements will be given in
jj ,,, Work o f the
three SffiValent0’ nccU80d o f - W I!ng
m ily _______
1
1 the most careful examination c<utd
court "• •|trS WCn
7rom the seen elenhants practice difficult tricks ; “There was hi rlrculndon during
m ' m this
u " movement
’
'
not reveal
raven. the sllphtest weakness or \to geth behind
for the cu,<,•l■ A .ioclatlon h . . b , 0„ o f ln
« m« l j *a ry today and * » "« « d .b y ‘ voluntarily— when they didn’ t know Henry Ward Beecher's lifetime
t'siory
. .......
.„.t menial effect. Afier coming out of her
* * * 7 - T iZ
J T
’ ■!“ « »nd th . American Red
width 1» »*11 ..........* ............
ytf .. oro1llK
wcmln P< m0\ Mcn ldenUfied bY 'that anybody was around."
..............................
-n ‘' long trance Caroline enjoyed very good public Rood nnd . . . l o t thole twenty Ct0„ HomuRhly npprovo. It. comthen, «bat on a hot Sunday morning
. .
men in putt ng R over.
^
p#,Kn and»„|ncereiy hopea £or Ju IUC.
lack«.! It! mcmb’’” o f
vrho at- ' ' Speaking o f "cat animals,’’. Mr.
In early summer he began hi« sermon :
* __________________
Armed h m ' A thn?* ««^ »»v lct*, Rcyal said:
* '.
in Plymouth church by dedm ing (»'«»}
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
the 2USPk w ° f the Na
Earth Not a Perfoct Sphtro.
forced miRC? • 5uriuundcd J«R and
“ About seven weeks are required to •It Is too d- -tl hoi to preach.’ Bok
______
tlonal, Tubeiculosis Association the
Prisonc« r
^ A171 0ver key*' look tMch » trained lion o r hear a trick, wrote to tho great preacher, asked i The diameter uf the earth from pole
For the information o f those who
beihg placed on sale by orcel,,»ic*nd*d .them in while alittle longer time U necessary him the truth ot\thlo report, and re ' to pole through tlie etjuator Is short
er than that at the equator. Though arc pUnning to Join’ the Woman’s « ^ » » U o n s * nd Indivlduali evary-.
' celved this definite denial:
trp*. k» ,,_ f!try .tn^ banged them to to teach a leopard or a tiger.”
annual ball,
names wh.erev,
In
popular language the earth Is said Club
---------begore the
--------------------, —
.
, In ^. r tovm
.
„ town, the cam5 “? by Hffhta from automoibiles. ( It Is ths opinion o f Rhoda Royal
“ ‘My dear Friends: No, I never did
to be round, like a ball. It Is really tmust be presented and porperly In. , ^ nder the direction o f Mra.
«ob quietly disbanded.
that the above-named animals have t>egtn a serranu with the remark that
an Irregular sphere, slightly flattened domed to the 'membership committee,
** M °n f*n» president o f the
even more capacity Tor.
for. learning man
than;; .."Il
ls u—'
d—d lint.** etc. It Is « »«ory ■
Mr nn l it
rr ------------'
*vcn
it m
ca r. old. roem ped ecery fo w .
« » I » ' « - Tbo .ll«h l doparlur.
, ,
Mrs. Geo. Fox, chairman, before the Wom»n ’* Club; and a competent com
Igsn sr.. i .v*
P<llcr o i M,ch' »•>* horse. He »aidw thnt, while a tiger hundred >
from rotundity I* account
Tr.,, while « 8tb. «» the last meeting o f. the year
Belecl,5d from the c,ub m e « the city for a few days can be taught to walk upon Its hind years
*"nr> to
,D suit some noW man. When^ tbo rapid motion of the earth
I nni dead nud « 9« » It will be told to
rn route to Cuba. Mr. Fetter
o f that committee wfi! be held on that
a «w*> and ¿help a good
many frimH.« c / “ V 1 ' VM:r n*a *cgs in tnree or lour montns, n wm the rising generation rcfn*cctlng «omo Jn a more plastic state.
date and no names will be conscidered .c* u ,e*
7
*
an
i
»pent mm.1a. 0 8an^\ord wbere he has require a*much longer period of time other, man. and then, a« now. there
_U..
subsequent to the 18th until the JJan------------- —*»------------«■ » *om. time . . . h ............... ...
. „ t0
, g „ mi trick. will lie fools who will swear thnt they
nesu eonnert«#i r.u »v
'* 10 ,0,ICI
___ ______—
The great trouble with the world’s uary m eeting.,
A financial Journal publishes rules
Unes in the* rTf t ^ Armour Çar.
you cannot go {hfs afternoon be h¿ard7ltV
idn s Is that they are all more or less
___________________
v for discovering
counterfeit bank
frigerator car busi- sure and gp toniyht and take **
the
ness. cracked.
^
pC
at
Cards
at
the
Herald
office,
le
no1**What
th®
»verage
man wanU
Office supplies at the Herald.
children.
.°« ^ Christmas Seals
Are On Sale Now
talifornia Gets
fn,° Bin WUd Wc8t’ whIch w,n Kivc
Idea On Hanging
•/
apte n ig '
nÊ B Ê SU H m
lili •A
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920
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* ♦ »♦ »+ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦
FLYING
FISH
NOT A MYTH
Dsnlisn of the 8«a Known to Bo Roally
Capablo of 8uoUlnod Flight*
•
Through'tho Air.
«
••* -- -
A lso FATTY ARBUCKLE in “ HIS WEDDING
and PATHE NEWS
COMING
Louise Glaum in " T h e Lone Wolf's Daughter” , Geraldine Farrar in * 'lh c
ddle W om an” , William S. Hart In “ 1 he Toll Gale ” “ huckleberry Finn ” “ L urroit ique*
E WALES HIGHLANDER
>LD TO JACK WORTHINGTON
E . Worthington, who has been
aging editor o f the Times for the
fo u r years and connected with
paper ainee Decem ber 12i 1911,
i ho first came to Florida from
dgan, haa bought the Lake Wales
dander and, severing his connccwith the Times, w ill move to
i Wales to assume charge of his
property soon.
r. Worthington had been in corttidence with Mr. Gann, the late
ir o f the Highlander, since they
’ at the press association meetlt< Pensacola in M ay. Realizing
ihpsical condition, M r. Gann sold
paper recently.
Lake Wales is
.of the liveliest tow ns in Central
M a , In the heart o f what will be
greatest citrus section of Florida
.t h e Highlander ought to be a
Stable institution. Mr. Gann built
p 'fr o r a small beginnings to one
he best small town papers In the
jtrond any man w ho follows him
ikhave his work cut o u t—Tampa
PER
CENT
anford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
CHARGED WITH DESERT SAND
His Own Boss Came First
A boy (lushed Into n broker's office
j What la Known as the “ Red Wind1 with news bulletins. As he turned to
leave a member of the firm cnlled ou t:
Make* Life Mlaerable Along
“ Here, you seem to have some pep.
the Mediterranean.
Oct me a box of cigars In the lobby
-Sojourners In the Méditerranéen for and keep the change."
The boy hesitated, nlthougli n SW
nny length o f time see'the red wind
ns well ns feel Its oppressive Influ hank note was thrust Into his hands.
ence. It blows from th* deserts of Af Finally ho stammered: "I would like
rica nnd derives Its name from the to gc't you cigars, but we are short of
particles of red sand with which It Is hoys, and I have u big mute to cover.
charged. .Should, rain descend while I’ll come bnck when I deliver these
this wind prevails, Ihe snnd becomes bulletins." With thnt he left the of.
'
mud. and thence nrlse the "mud show- flee.
or*."
"Are you going to wait until he re
In Its dry stnte It Is more oppress turns?" asked a customer.
“ You het I am," replied the brokei
Ive hy fnr than nny other wind known
to the Mediterranean, not excepting "In these tiny* It Is a pleasure to
the block "sirocco."
Its effects are meet a boy who works for his boss
In many ways romnrknhle. The snnd. first. Furthermore, I am going to put
o f excessive fineness, enters between him on the payroll."
And he did.—Wall Street Journal.
your eyelids nnd your eyes; It gels
Into your nostrils and down your
throat; It adheres lo your skin nnd
Sold His Business,
works Itself Into your watch; It In
l-ndy (to couple of hoggnrs nt her
crease* the annoyance of mosquitoes, door)—Well, I declare, two of you at
nnd It Is so dry thnt. ns you write or a time! I can only give a trifle to
rend, the paper curls up ns If exposed one o f you; which Is It to be?
to Are-heat. Tables nnd rhnlr* of sea
Iteggui^PlenBe. ma'am, give It to
soned wood nnd of old mnnufncture, this 'ere chop; I've sold him my busi
crock with n report almost like c pis ness, and urn now Introducing hlm ¿n
tol-shot. nnd no quantity of drink tins tho customers.—Edinburgh Scotsman.
much «fTcct on your rnglng thirst. All
this time your skin Is hard njid dry.
nnd without the relieving Influence of
perspiration.
Collecting Truffles.
"Trudies?" said the boy. "W hy!
They’re n sort o f mushroom that don't
entile up." Accurate enough, except
ing that trollies nre not mushrooms.
However. Jhey nre fungi (nnd nre
cousins to the mushroom) nnd they
tiiHtc nnd look (Inside) n good deal
llkp mushroom*. The bc*t truffle* In
the world grow In France. Other spe
cie* grow In Italy nnd Spain nnd even
In England.
Truffles grow underground, much
like potatoes, except that they grow
Individually and not on the roots of
n plant. In np|K>nrnnce they are glo-l ose, bright brown and black, and are
covered with pnlygonnl warts, nol so
very unlike the eye* of n potato.
Their flesh Is n blockish gray, seamed
with white vein*. They smell mighty
good when they nre ripe— something
like crushed strawberries. Later Ihe
rmell grows stronger, but It doesn't
recnll the perfume o f the strawberries
then—fnr front it.
• ■
Doca the fly Init fifth really fly? Or
iloes It merely leap nut o f th* water
and glide through the sir?
Thla la a question that haa been
much, disputed which la rather odd,
considering how many peoplo have
hnd opportunities to watch at leisure
the aerial "grants'' of the flnny species
In question.
The fhet. ns asserted ’ hy eminent
naturalists. Is that the Hying fish does
fly. In flight It will sometimes turn
at right angles, or even at a very acuta
angle. Nay, more. It Is occasionally
observed to turn about swiftly and
come back In a direction opposite to
thnt In which Its course was begun.
From the how of a ship one may see
tlio wings of flying fishes flap as they
hhrry to get out of tho way. When In
full flight the outlines o f their “ wings"
are blurred to the eye, so rapid are
the flappings.
.
They sometimes fly ,150 or 200 yards
without rising more than a couple of
feet above tho surfneo of the sea.
Often they are ohserved to rise over
the crests of waves and sink Into the
hollows. Thoso performances could
not be accomplished by mere leaping
and gliding.
•
Flying fishes are able to rise to a
considerable height, and often come
on hoard of large steamers. Such a
vessel Is ns high nhove the water as a
tall house. When they arrive upon
the deck they cannot rlso and fly
away; but the sama Is true of many
sea birds.
IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IM PO RTAN T
BY THE UNCERTAINTY
OF THE MONEY MARK
ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION“:
AND NEVER**IN OUR HISTORY DID
EN DU RABLE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS .MAKE SUCH At STRONG
APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD
ALIKE.*
THERE
FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, Y O U R
STORE, FOR SO MANY YE A R S.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALW AYS
BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE THE STORE W H E R E
YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS
AT
CIIP.ISTMAg;
TIME OR AT AN Y TIME AN D AMONG
CAN ENUMERATE A F E W
FOR
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS,
THEM
SUGGESTIONS^
IDEAL
FIRE LESS
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AN D CASSEROLES, PYREXL
W ARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
Tht Successful Speculator.
The »conversation nround the ticker
hnd turned to the question of financial
courage nnd the small proportion of
speculators who are nhle ti. “ make a
henp o f all their winnings nnd risk It
on one rtirn of pitch and toss." And
one trader said:
“ Has It ever occurred to yon that
exactly the same qunlltles are needed
for successful speculation ns for com*
mnnd of an army? Your big specula*
tor must be n man not only of keen
Judgment but of quick decision, and
lie must be big enough to change hla
position on the Instant with flactn*
ntlng market condition*.
He must
never let himself he taken hy anrpriae.
He must. If suffering from Immediate
lo«s. bp able to pul that behind him
nnd plan to snatch vlcfory from de*
fent. Finally ho must have the su
preme quality of the soldier—courage.
Pehaps this Is why there are so few
really successful speculators."—Wall
Street Journal.
.
A COMPLETE LINE OF D AISY AND KING A IR RTFLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES».
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE:
LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST
SORTMENT WE EVER HAD
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
In these days even a soft bosomed
shirt commands a stiff price.
Did y o u ever real tee h ow much
Wk
*
^
t
•
»’ -v' K *>•.
r ;
further your dollar goes by trading
There !s nothing but trouble ahead
fo r the woman who marries a man
sho can not love, and the man who
loves a woman he can not marry.
Incorporated
•
In our Bank has became and how fine it is now for thoie
whd had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to come in now and get their money for gifts or for some
good cause.
•
selling system enables you:
to save.
In tom orrows paper we
tise some of o
PEO PLES B A N K
•
ime of our buying capacity“
Christmas Savings
T o you today and start you o f f with a Christmas Sav> Ings Account f o r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
: one 1and then talk It ove/ w K h—
,
117 East First Street
A y o u r thoughts turning t o gifts and something for
friends, for fam ily, for come one somewhere.
What a
wonderful idea that
WE
AS
�PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1520
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MICKIE SAYS
t£
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2
THE MOMENT ONE G PA 8 P 8 THE
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fa * w w
FACT TH AT THERE IS W ITHIN
u n i AN immortal power
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a u u a s 'n
( TSpoe«AVu\oA\. -m x x jw w , \wt ¡
BE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc,
WHICH CAN LIFT HIM ABOVE LIMITATIONS OF THE PRESENT
CONDITIONS AND SWEEP HIM PAST ALL OBSTACLES TOW ARD
HIS niG H TFU U L GOAL, HE HAS COME INTO POSSESSION OF LIMIT*
.Editor LESS RESOURCES. NO OBSTACLE CAN FRIGHTEN HIM. N O OP*
J L J. LILLARD Secretary-Treasurer
POSITION OR HINDRRANCE nOLD HIM BACK FROM THE R E A LIZA
.I'H . A* NEEL . . ...G en eral Ma nacer
TION OF IDS AMBITION. ARE YOU DETERMLNED TO BECOME
ROBERT J. HOLLY. Jr.
GREATER. STRRONGER. RICHER AND
MORE POW £FUL
NEXT
.. Circulation Manager
YEAR THAN YOU ARB THIS Y EAR. V STRONGLY RECOMMEND
TH A T Y O U ’ INVEST IN SOUTHERN «UTILITIES COMPANY 8 PER
Yhone Herald Office 148 or 64.
CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK, WHICn CAN BE
IvtrtUJaf Bates Mtd< X a o tt •• Appllctttoa
NONE
PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALLMENTS.
BETTER.
I «Auree no «oviÄXQu* «oum
0 9 -t u t Noweu eoue\ A
A FARMER
A MERCHANT
tUKtb OS AU.
0MW---- AMO
A W AGE-EARNER
M U M « tUKt
I Um «UAt DO
A PROFESSIONAL MAN
l « N e u . JO B
VPfetV»T\N&
We Invite your account, and extend
EAST SANFORD
Member o f the Associated Presa
CO O PERATIVE MARKETING
advice wan hirgel ywusted. “ Buyers" : Rev. Brownlee will preach nt the
used the figures, or rumors, o f in- Moores Station church this Sunday
creased production in any line ns n afternoon at 3:30.
means of forcing down the prices a t 1 .W illie Brumley will be nt home
the farm o f his crops.
next week for the holiday vacation
•
Then the success o f co-opcrntivo from the Bailey Military School at
associations in the cities attracted at- Greenwood, N. C.
h ( tention nnd the *nme principles were . Messrs. George Bridgford, George
v .
applied to the marketing o f the Smith ami Louis Kneiding, nil o f W illfarmers’ crops. The progress o f co- oughby, Ohio, were visitors at J. C.operntivo marketing hns been slow, Ellsworths on Saturday. They will
but it looks as though there would be spend the winter in Eustes with a
greater impetus given it by the sue- inrge party of folks from the Buckcess of somo o f the associations. Tho eye State.
■ reasons for this slow growth nre n o t: ' A. Adams of Willoughby, Ohio, is
to be found only in reluctance o f tho spending tho winter nt Schools Island
L farm er or grow er t adopt new odeas, «car the Gencvn farm bridge.
though that is strong, nor in the h o s-! J* R. Hayden has Isold his Boardtiilty o f tho city merchants who have nil avenue property lo Mr. nnd Mrs.
^ profited by tho lack o f organization in King o f Zolrna, Mo. They will bo
- the agricultural world. Thoro have hero in February to take up thoir
V 'been some discouraging failures among lesldcnce.
the co-operative associations.
| Mnx. C. D. Couch returned to her
Tho attempt to toko from tho home nt Lake Onoro from DoLand last
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shoulders o f tho farmer or fruit Friday, having been in the hospital
grower the burden o f selling his crops there fo r some time. Dr. Ingram re. In some respects n more serious mat- moved Mrs. Couch’s tons 11a -,.J treated
ter than raising those crops, is one her throat fo r a serious trouble, after
to be approached with cnuti.xn and effects o f the influents o f last year,
study. Tho failures havo been studied She is said to be recovering as rapidly
and the basic principles o f co-upcra- ns can be expect*.j .
V tion have been determined. One reason
Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend o f
J
f o r failure has been laeq o f lovalty on Mellonvllle nvonue • their guest Mr.
the part o f members. Once a man has Townsend’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W.
* agreed to commit his crops to an asso- N. Hicks o f Stockton, 111., who arrived
elation to sell fo r him he should turn 'nst Friday and Mr. and Mrs. James
a deaf car to outsiders who mny offer Hill, guests o f several weeks, left on
him some temporary advantage ns. an Fridny fo r their homo in Custer, South
Inducement to break his contract. An- Dakota.
other cause fo r failure has been the
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cnmeron nnd
f e k o f a good manager. The man who Miss Claire drove to Orlnndo, sight-
Prof. Shaffer was a visitor In San
ford Thursday.
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B. J, Overstreet was in Orlando
Saturday.
J. S. Dinke! x ru transacting busi*
ness In Sanford Monday.
Miss Lucy Simpson o f Orlando
spent the week with Miss Leila
Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson o f West
Longwood were visitors in Orlando
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow o f Or
lando was plaiting Mr. and Mrs.
LcVine Sunday,
Services were held nt the Christ
Church Sunday. Rev. Peck o f San
ford officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dtnkcl and Miss
Olive Dinkcl were in Orlando Snturday.
J. A. Bistiine is making an ad
dition to his bungalow.
Mrs. E. E. Hardy was shopping In
Sanford on Friday.
F. J. Nclmyor was transacting
business in Sanford Frlda>.
Mr. and Mrs. Farmer and
Mrs.
Stuart from Farmington, Me., nto
located in the Nclmycr House.
the courtesies o f this Institution to
F. P. Forster, President.
CHRISTMAS nO LID AY3 FOR
SCHOOLS OF SEMINQLE CO
Tho Christmas vacation for the
schools o f Seminole County will be
gin on Friday evening, December 17,
1920. School will re-open after tho
loiidays on Monday morning, Janu
ary 3rd, 1921.
T. W. LAWTON,
Superintendent.
Get some o f those Into postcards nt
the Herald office. Tho Valdes Ho
tel, tho Wclnkn Block, tho Seminole
lotcl and other points o f interest.
Mr. Wm. Erskine is the guest of Only one cent each. Send a Sanford
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Hardy.
card to your friends.
Wm. Peck and Mr. Tyler, both of
Connecticut, arc located in the Clouscr
cottage for the winter.
Mpi. Porttr returned Monday from
the hospital where she hns been for
several days.
Funeral o f Willinm B. Henly, son
o f W. B. Henly, was held at the Longwood Cemetery Tuesday, afternoon,
December 7th. The impressive serv
ice o f the Elks was held, o f w h ich \
he was n member.
Willie was form erly a Longwood
boy but left here somo years ago. Ho
mnde many friends, spending m ost o f 1
his life on the railroad, commencing
ns a newsboy and working up to be
a conductor. lie was only 34 years
A large number o f his friends from
New Smyrna, W inter Park, Sanford
and Lonkwood were present.
He leaves n wife, mother nnd father
o f Miami, two brothers and one sister
who live in the North and were un-
B. F. Whltner, Cashier,
Buy a Home
for a Xmas
Present
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Pecan Nut Roll
Fresh D aily
$1.00 POUND
REDUCED
LONGWOOD PICKUP
$3.00 SHIRTS,
now ______
$3.50 SHIRTS,
now ______
Water’s Kandy Kltohon
Service That Cotants
BRADLEY MATTRESS FACTORY
Orlando, Fla.
We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
Makes old „Mattresses new at one*
third the cost of a new one.
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Wholesale Commission Merchants
1304 East Cary Street
Richmond, Va.
Chr lot receivers and distributors nil kinds Fruit and Produce?
Consignments Solicited
Walthall & Estridge, Props.J
$4.00 SHIRTS,
now _______
Welaka Building
Ftftrtnc*» t
Produce Reporter Co., New York
National «late and City tank
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Bank About U b
$1.50 SHIRTS,
now ______
$5.00 SHIRTS,
now ______
$6.00 SHIRTS,
now _______
KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
nO W E RED TUBES
Specials For Today
Delivered Fresh E very Day
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
S P E C I A L BARGAINS
FO R T H E F IR S T
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL
CARTER LUMBER CO.
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THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
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Demonstrated in your home.
Christmas orders should be g iv
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, GARDINER'S
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Choice
Western and Florida
M eats
Veal, Pork, Mutton,
Sausage
Prime
CAKES
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Pure, Sweet, Wholesome
b u r n e r
f f iu r t o n
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t u a i O S FLORIDA
W E DO
HEMSTITCHING AND
PICOT1NG
FOR TÏÏE TRADE
MAIL ORDERS
GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
PORK and MUTTON
SAUSAGE o f All Kinds
HAM and BACON
Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel
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EMINOLEHOTEL and G4RILL
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Under Management of
A T R IA L S O L IC ITE D
WALTER B. OLSON
Pure Food Market
Our Specialty— -Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
dc luxe.
J. H. TiUis, Prop.
Phone 105
4 0 2 Sanford A ve.
A la Carte Service all day,
MRS. B. E. TAKACH •
Proprietor
Corner o f Park Avenue and
Commercial Avenue
SANFORD, FLORIDA
en E arly.
B. E. WILLIAMS
o r 'G . A. DREKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
198-26tp
The Daily Herald subscription list
Have you scon that beautiful line
is growing so rapidly that new car of box stationery at the Herald o f
rier boys are necessary each week. I f fice? Just tho, thing fo r "The Girl”
you do not get your paper promptly for ChriatmaB. Get It.printed with
phone 481.
�TIIB SANFORD DAILY" HERALD,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920
PACE THJtKB
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Boys Hats arid C ap
Phoenix Socks
ie Big Drop is on in Men s Department
W e all know
pared to take out: medicine ail in one d
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. M en’s Suits just arrived from the
House of Kuppenheimer, and these
goods were bought at about half
Sag1 'g| 4
what they were worth sixty days
ago, and we .have reversed the
rices on all M erchandise in our M e n ’s
>epartment to m eet the m uch dem anded
E
the' trend is downward, and we have
shipment of Men’s and Y oung
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats Cut
In Half
We have just received a new shipment
of Suits from the House o f Kuppcnhcliner and their suits nre Wonderful.
Values Guaranteed. All wool. Look
them over.
Boys Suits
A very attractive line o f Boys all
wool suits at a big saving.
A few of the many Bargains for Holiday Buyers
$25.00 Reversed
Price . . . . ___
$22.50 Reversed
Price ________
Two Special Lots Formerly $4.00 to
$5.00.
B oy’s E xtra
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A full und complete line to select
from, Including MANHATTANS
at a saving o f
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$7.00 former price.
Trousors "VST.........
Men’ and Boy’s
Shirts.
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$18.00 Reversed
Price ________
$ 3 .9 8
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16.50 Reversed
Price ..............
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$15.00 Reversed
Price ________
Yowell Company
per cent.
$12.00 Reversed
Price ________
$10.00 Reversed
Price ________
Headquarters for H oliday G ood s
LONELY MAN DIED BELOVED
HIS TIME A L L TOO
SHORT
ANCIENT RACES PLAYED BALL
Hirmlt of Qrubb Ctreet Had Kindly
Qualities That Endeared Him to
Miny Who Never Knew Him.
Dying Profiteer Could Not Make Com
plete Confeeston of Iniquity in
One Brief Day.
Tossing the Sphere Is Supposed to
Have Had Deep Symbolic Mean
ing Centurtea Ago.
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Usually when one hours of a hermit
It Is to associate him with the wlldemess of some desolate place, where,
surrounded by wild nnture, he passes
hi* time like the beasts of the field,
depending upon the fruits of an un-,
tilled earth for bis sustenance and to
a care la lho rocks for his covering
at night.
Rut the story of Henry Wetby. the
hermit of Grubb street, ns told In n
curious old work published In the sev-’
tntwith century, Is of n mnn possewed of wcnlth who retired to his
mansion owing to the bud treatment
of a younger brother, and who for
fony years was seen by no ono; neltb*
er did he lenvo his house until his
death, on Oct. 21). 1830, when he was
borne on the shoulders o f the men
who carried him to his grave.
On Ids retirement from the world'
he took n very fair house In the lower
end of Grubb street, and bad It pre
ps ml for his purpose and In such n
way thin the three rooms In which he
lived enabled him to eat, sleep nttd
write without ever being seen by Ids
servants. His food was o f the sim
plest rhnrncter, nnd when his bed was
making he went Into Ills study. In nil
of these years he tasted neither lb*«!).
£*h nor wine.
Un Christinas Ids table was loaded
with great rheer, but o f It he never
isMid. sending It to the poor of the
oHghltorhnod, Ills henefnctlons to the
needy were great, und his death was
sincerely mourned by many who had
never seen him.—Chicago Journal. .
$20.00 Reversed
Price ________
Reversed price $2.08. $5.00 to
Armln W. Riley, head of tho “ flying
squadron" that hunts down profiteer*
fo r the dep.'.rtir'jnf of Justice, told a
profiteer «tory- at a Washington re
ception,
“ A sick profiteer," he said, "was
told by hip physician Hint he hnd only
a short time to live. Accordingly, ho
expressed a desire to confess his sins,
and a divine was rent for.
"The divine entered the dying prof
iteer’s chnmher and the door was
closed. An hour, two hours, three
hours passed. Nothing was to he heard
by the attendant nurses nnd physi
cians outside In the corridor snve tho
steady, monotonous How of the prof
iteer’s confession, punctured at brief
Intervals by exclamations of horror
and Indignation on the part of the
divine.
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’’Lunch was sent Into the sickroom,
nnd the confession went on. The af
ternoon waned. The sun set. Night
fell. The divine's dinner was carried
\.to him. And still the profiteer con
tinued to confess.
"Haggard and unstrung, the divine
at last tottered forth at daybreak.
"'O u r unfortuuuto friend.' he said,
*1« no more. He worked/ very, very
hard; but at the time he passed
Away he had only carried his confes
sion through the first year of the
war.”
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On ber way downtown tho other
morning the woman Stopped to see u
sick friend, who lives on the first floor
of n- remodeled private house with »
bedroom overlooking n nice’ uld-fiish*
Inued buck yard. The window was
open rmd suddenly n loud voire broke
the mint of the sick-room.
"You dirty bum. Hint's wlnrt you
[ ore." said the voice. "O f course you'll
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cornin’ horn * now for your breakfnst—nnd look at you. covered with
dirt. It's a bum you nre nnd not n
drop of Idue blood In you. Quit your
whlnin.' you hungry stnyoui. Me look
in' and waitin' for you Iasi night nnd
worrying nbout you I And now I sup
pose you wnnt to sleep all day nnd rest
up for nnnther night. You’re Just like
the rest of your kind. It’s a bum you
are nnd nothin' else."
The woman leaned out of the open
window that she might see the wreck
of humanity the tirade hdd visualized.
Anil there wns the comfortably built,
Immaculately clean Jnultresa lcttlL*r In
her prize-winning Angnrn cat. Dough
boy hnd come home for breakfast.—
New York Sun.
Although It Is a proven fnct tlmt
the game no.v designated baseball Is
of modern nnd purely American origin,
the uso of a ball In cercnionle« and
games goes back »tunny conturl.n.
Fou- thousand years ago, l.i the
twelfth Egyptian dytmsty, a Coptic
artist sculptured on the temple Renl
llnsniin, human figures throwing nnd
catching hulls. A leather-covered bull
used In games plnyi-d on tho Nile over
40 centuries ago, tins a place among
the mnny archeological specimens In
the Drltlsh museum. It tins a sewed
cover and Is In a remcrknblc state of
preservation.
The game of hnll vvns prized by tho
Greeks as giving gracejiml elasticity
to the humnn figure, nnd they erected
a statue to ono Arisionlcus for his
proficiency In It.
Ancient medical
practitioners wore wont to proscribe
a course of ball playing, where the
modern doctor would order a diet of
pills.
Japan'c S'J'phur Bathg.
It Is supposed Hint ball tossing hnd
Ai the foni or thè vulcano Asainnyaa deep symbolic meaning when played
In tiro spring o f the year; and that ma In Jnpn ir Riero Is ii comUnallon of
the tossing of the hnll vvns Intended lint «uilplitif timi cold minerai sprlngs.
The baihlug house tunslMs nf livree
first to typify the qpsprhiglng of the
life o f nnture nfter tho gloom or win •r finir shh-itniitlnl wooden bnthlng
ter. And. whether this was the rase 'nnks. luto whlrh the hot water llows,
itrnong the people of antiquity nr not. timi a «vuodeli pini fui in nllinliig nrrund
It Is a remarkable fact that the ee- the r oqui v.lili riiplnmrds and slud ves
elealnsrlrs of the enriy church adopted 'bere liti* jieupli* iln-H-.
this symbol and gave It a very special j lb,iinu* laid pero-.- the bathing tt.nks
You wont some o f those new nnd up significance by meeting on KnstiT day ; b'bb* ¡belli Into little square*, u
to* tho minute correspondence cards nt nnd throwing n bull from hnnd to !\'<|Uiiiv fur euch pe.ntm.
‘l'Io- dillo 1bili of llie filile tm(li Is
tho Herald office. We can print your hand, to typify the Resurrection.
vegli tulód wltli givni preclslun by tho
monogram on,them if you wish.
tieint utli-nduut. and diiring the lindi
“ TOTEM POLES” TELL STORY frinii tòt) tu 2-ni luitr Iure scoopu of
Achire to pugilists—when in doubt« -Most o f tho fish In small puddles
‘mi Milfilr.ir water are puured over the
pot on the gloves.
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Imagine they are big.
Are Historical Records, and Not, as
end nf ibe liuti er.
Many Supposed, Idols to Be
,
Worshiped.
There is nothing but trouble ahead
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An nrt In sculpture not resembling for the woman who mnrrles n man
nny other nrt In tjip world, unless pos she enn not love, nnd the mnn who
sibly that nf ancient .Mexico. Is found loves n woman ho can not marry.
highly develn|d-d among the aboriginal
unlives of the northwest const.
Their material Is nlwnvs wood, and
Is furnished by huge trees fnun the
forest, which nre curved Into the
’ most fantastic shapes. In this style
’’ nre sculptured the so-called "tntoui
poles,“ which, often of great size and
height, astonish the observer hy the
Intricacy of their workmanship and
the weird Imaginativeness of Hielr
complex designs.
Marly missionaries’ In Hint part of
the world julatook the totem poles for
Idols. As n matter of fnct, they pos
sess no such significance. being merely
heraldic columns.
Rath tribal clan
has Its own traditions and myths,
which takes the place of history, and
these are symbolized by the extraor
dinary hints nnd other anlmnls, some
times human faces or figures, carved
on the totem poles.
Thus the Bonr' clan will have Its
Heraldic column topped hy the sculp
tured figure of n bear. The raven
»how* up coiispjruniisjy ns the totem
or crest,‘ of ihe llnven clap; the''whale
fur the Whale «dim. nnd so on.
To Hie tmverseir n Intern pole would
'mve nri rttkliltlntiuv iieyond Ms queer. I *c*s ton '/ is In re.illty.il' whole rt'.nrj
nrved It: vvuml. *
FOR SAL
All to be Sold at very
Reasonable Prices
Overcoats
50
PER
CENT
OFF
Come and See Them Now.
ideici :*_\v
$ 8 .3 3
$ 6 .6 7
, Postofficc receipts for November,
.1920, In the city o f Turni», »how «]
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an increase o f $13,200 over those o f
November, 1010, in spite of the va
rious factors tending to hold down
the figures or. all fiscal records.
Post CnnU at tho Herald office, l c
St. Petersburg has built since Jan-,
uary 1st, last, 433 new residences In
side the city limits, and not less than
200 outside, but closo to the present
limits.
Don't growl at what you can't help
or what you can help.
And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for
friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What a
wonderful Idea that
Christmas Savings
In our Bank has become and how fine it Is now for tho-te
who had n Christmas Savings Account with us this year
to conic In now nnd get their money for (lifts or for some
good cause.
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Let Us Explain It
To you today nnd start you o ff with a Christmas Sav
ings Account for next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then talk it over wit h—
T H E PEOPLES B A N K
Aj ji
Twenty-five head o f Cows, milkers
and springers and forty head of-i
yearllnss and two heifers, cans, j;
bottles and dairy equipment mule :i
and horse.
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d a i r y
Lake Mònroe
$ 12.00
$ 11.00
$ 10.00
pi
|At a Big B argain!
R o s e l a n d
$ 1 6 .6 7
$ 1 5 .0 0
$ 1 3 .3 4
!
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
MHi
O P P O R T U N IT Y
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Knocks ' at Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock at
Your Door Again With This Kind o f a Proposition.
A
MODERN RUNGALOW
Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences
and improvements, In fact one o f the finest homes in the city
(surrounded by oranges nnd grapefruit trees, (lowers, plants,
shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete homo and then
N I N E A C R E S () F T I L E D L A N D
Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land ia
tilled nnd In firaUdass condition and has made money fo r t ^
owner every year and the crop« on it will speak fo r the prtA
ductlvenesQ o f the land.
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This is not only a. beautiful home place but ono that will
mnke you money. On the shore o f beautiful Lake Monroo nnd
the land one day in the nenr future will be subdivided Into city
Iota and-tnnke you a flrie profit. In the city just five blocks
irom the business portion. The greatest opportunity In this
state fo r a man with money enough to makp the first pay
ment. 'i ou must sec it to rca'izc what U really means.
A. ;P . Connelly Real ' Estate Co.
�THE 8ÀNF0RD il AILY HERALD,
PAGE FOUR
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1920
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T'HA T I S D I F F E R E N T
NOTHING LOST BY COURTESY
Yet It la a Somswttat Humiliating
Fact That Comparatlvaly 80 Faw Practice It
Whether In a loiter or face to fa c*
there la nothing In the whole big wide
uorid that doca so mrrb to mako a
good Impaesslon on either atranger or
MIBS KATHRYN W ILKEY. Editor.
Phone 428
aer.velotance aa alraple, elemental, ev
eryday courteaj. It la aurprlalng, with
fastened the four corners o f the
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
courtesy ao valuaole—and so absurdly
table
to the chandelier which had cheap—that more of It Isn’ t used,
WEEK.
covered lights. The young girls who wrltea Fred Cl Kelly In Leslie’s. If
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Saturday—
'served were: Mias Marie Flgue, Miss I’m on a train, let me say, and the
p i, . Ceclllan Music Club at 3 o’clock in Lottie Caldwell, Miss Fern Ward, Miss uinn nhead o f me at the Ice water
tank Inslsta on my drinking first, or
the Studio
o f Mrs. Fannie
S. ’ Florence Hen^r and MissAgnes
hands me the little paper drlnktng-cup
*Munson.
: Dumas.
he
was nbout to use himself, I thank
Cecilian Music Club at 3 o’clock in ( Music
was played, all through the
him. 1 don’t merely grunt my thanks,
the studio o f Mrs. Fannie E. Mun- afternoon by Mrs. Hattie Weaver,
as If I thought he had given mo no
son.
j Others assisting in caring
fo r the more than I had coming to me. I
---------q u e sts were: Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, , thunk him out loud, so thnt he can
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Miss Marion Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. P. M. Elder, hear It. And at the first opportunity
Clark arrived in Sanford Wednesday, Mrs. Henry McLaulin and Mrs. W. M. I try to get right back at him by do
ing some little faTor for him. If 1
coming by motor from their home in McKinnon.
haven't a clgnr to give him, I at least
Stubensville, Ohio. They will be In,
------- ;--------------------show that my heart la In the right
Payola fo r the winter.
4
D. A. U.
plucc by offering him a match.
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If n stranger comes to my ofllce for
Mr. and M«s.' J. 0 . T o n e y o f Jack*; Mrs. B, A. Howard delightfully cn- d conference, I pull up a chnlr for him
snnville vvere the guests o f Mr. and tertained the' D. A. U. Bridge Club with my own fair hands. When ha
I ’ ’ ; . Mrs. F. B. Langley fo r last week-end. land an extra table o f guests, Thursday gets ready to go, I accompany, him to
the door. Thus Ills Inst recollection
They enjoyed several * motor trips morning.
of
mo Is my courteously bowing him
won
by
Mrs.
while here.
The club prize
out.
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Morse while the guest prize, n hnndif you hsren’t a lot of acquaintances
kaC rirT IO N
FOR MRS. FRANK kerchief, was won by Mrs. Schultz.
I feel sorry for you. The fault la
LEE WOODRUFF,* JR.
j Delicious refreshments were served
probably your own. There must be
---------’ at the closo o f the game.
people all nbout you who1would enjoy
The home o f Mrs. Frank Lee Wood- j Tho
w crc thc c|ub members
knowing you as much as you would
ruff was the scene o f a beautiful re- and; Mlis
Mrs* Schultz, Mrs. enjoy knowing them. As a sporting
rmption Thursday afternoon, given for gymmes and Mrs. George Morse of proposition there Is’ nothing to equal
m«»««t L alfl« I M ilt a /«•«slltt \f
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the fun o f ‘seeing how msny* people
^(the —
recent
bride In the fam ily, Mrs.•,_Honduras.
you can make your friends. They’re
Frank Lee Woodruff, Jr.
valuable, tangible assets. If 1 were
The rooms o f all the lower floor (
BRIDGE LUNCHEON CLUB
called upon to give good advice In
‘♦were thrown together and were most
— —
few words, I would say: “ Know a lot
beautifully decorated with a profusion | The Bridge Luncheon Club was most
o f folks."
o f roses and ferns. In the
back charmingly entertained Thursday by
parlor were arranged several tables Mrs. E. F: Householder,
with the wedding gifts which were
A sumptuous luncheon preceded tho CALL FOR UNWRITTEN BOOKS
very beautiful, there was a great deal game which was played by the club
Public Libraries Give List of Works
o f handsome silver, c u t ' glass and and Miss Lee as the only substitute.
Reading People Would 8eeni
; linen.
| Beautiful guest towels- were preto Appreciate.
Ahout one hundred and, fifty called, sented to Mrs. Galloway and Mrs.
between the hours o f five and six.
Connelly for making high score.
The Publishers' Wtekly has collected
from public libraries^ list o f unwrit
•The guests were received at tho
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door by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher in an
Want a typewriter? 'T h o Herald ten books (tint should' be ataltable.
" orchid georgette gown and Mrs. W. E. has thc agency fni the le st |65 type- Included In this list l* a book on cook
Watson in brown satin and georgette, writer that has ever been put on tho ery practice, an Illustrated monograph
on cameos' nr a history of Moslem art,
The' receiving line made a very market nnd wo. will have a shipment
an up-to-date, comprehensive American
beautiful picture, having the four
new machines thc lasb o f this book on Iron and steel metallurgy.
young brides o f the summer. Mrs. week. If you are in the mnrkct for
Histories o f Armenia and Oregon
Woodruff was beautifully gowned in « typewriter see :ia before you buy. arc alike demanded. A book on cob
old blue nnd black lace. Mrs. Wood- Herald Printing Co.
blestone fireplaces, with dimensions
and drawings. Is wanted, and another
on European peasant costumes.
CONGREGATIONAL CHUR :il
Enough Is said on the'tack of a now
BAZAAR
etiquette book when It Is stated that
. The ladles union o f the Congrega the latest good one Is dated 1018.
A work to "prevent amateur garden
tional church will hold their annual
bazaar in the Jones Cosh Store on ers from pulling up a plant Instead of
Saturday, Dec. 11th, nfternoon nnd a weed" would be as useful as ar In
dex to essays or a treatise on ’septic
evening. Cooked food nnd fnn<ty nrtanks. ,T ho field In concordances Is
Ifcles will be on sale.
213-4tc enormous.
Try a Herald Want Ad.— It pays,
“Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil
In greenhouse sterilization it has proved os good as steam
baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds and^nany diseases.
A- fifty pound keg costs three dollars, anti will treat 1000 to
2000 square feet o f soil.
,
Enough for trial sent free if you will give it n thorough te st
•
H O M ER T. • DARLINGTON
Genera) Delivory, Minma, Florida.
H art, Schaffner & Marx
and Clothcraft Clothes reduced 25 per cent.
Satis
faction guaranteed or money
Anyone with ten years to spare can
start a Browning concordance at once.
"A history of the novel from the very
beginning and In all countrleh" Is e
rather more ambitious proposal, pre
paratory reading for which mlgh* oc
cupy a fe w ’ decades.
nalzac’s ' phrase for books he
dreamed some day of writing, mane fa
miliar by 8tevenson, was "enchanted
clgnrcttc*.’’ Here nrc enchanted ciga
rettes by the gross for publishers. Wo
may hope thnt somo of the needed
books mentioned by tho libraries will
bo supplied.
Or will authors persist In writing
the books they wnnt to write Instead
o f the books that are needed?—New
York Evening PosL
Records and Musical
Instruments at C ost
e is, 1 o u r \unance
C h r is tm a s G o o d s:,
$ 75.00 Phonograph
100.00,
”
'
125.00
.
150.00
'
$2.00 Records
1.50
*’
1.25
1.00
"
Columbia, Starr, Stigir
this line com pnses
new
and Regina Phonogi
class goods.
T h e Records are the
are right up-to-date.
W e have a few Gennett Records that will sell
for 5 0 cents each.
T h e se prices cash.
Installment prices 10 per cent .higher.
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than
25 cents, snd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit aecordingly
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One
20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave.
Walking distance to city. Two lota
corner . Center and Elm -Ave. Twtr
lota west side Palmetto ave., 50 fL
from Eleventh 8 L Make offer. B. T.
Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring S t, Los
Angeles, C alif.'
208-1mo-p
See reduction in prices at Sanford
112-3tc
Shoe it Clothing Co
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
.
F° R S,4L® ^ ’1 Ki
rn - p:
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.. *—
Gasoline engines. Brand new and
FOlt RENT— One nicely furnished
I am prepared to take on a few in perfect condition— Herald PrintPhone 308-J. more milk customers, ¿ither mornimr 1lug Co.
,
187-tfc or night delivery. \ G. W. Spencer, FOR S
212-5UÎ
mode
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish Phono 400.
ed 'bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park UOOM AND BOARD, 9U per week,
Avenue.
___
157-tfc
100 East First street, over Union
FOR RENT— One nicely furnished Pharmacy.________ :__^ ________ 163-tfc
M. J. Bradford's Mattress Factory,
room for one or two gentlemen or BATTERY TROUBLES? Do not run
6th street and Cypress ave. 210-10tp
your
battery
until
she
is
entirely
nico couple. Can have uso o f garage.
Christmas boxes o f oranges at |3.
Phone 23 for particulars.
206-tfc dead. The battery is the costliest ar.
cessory to your car. We re-charge —G. -W. Spencer, Phone 400. 209-10tp
FOR RENT OR LEA$E— Work shop
on A. C. L. track formerly occu and re-build all makes o f batteries. FOR SALE— L. C. Smith No. 8 in
good condition. See R. T, Stalnakpied by S. O. Shnnholster, Sanford — Ray Bros. Phone 648, old Ford
179-tie cr, 116 Laurel Ave.
212-6te
Mach. A Fdry Co. Phone 62. 208-tfc Garage.
at
the
Herald
See reduction in prices at Sanfonl
FOR RENT— Large store room with office. * Beautiful
Shoe it Clothing Co.________ 112-3tc
small office space reserved. Ap.
WANTED
ply Elder Springs Water Co., 107 W.
FQR SALE—Typewriter table, gnnT
First S t Phone 311.
210-5tc WANTED—Team work. ' Inquire of . cn hose, porch swing, preserve jars,
M. Hanson Shoe Shop.
189-60tp jelly glasses and odd pieces o f fur
|FOR RENT— Two rooms furnished
niture, 101 Seventh S t
19913tp
fo r light housekeeping. 1320 West
First street.
210-6tp office,
FOR SALE— One pair good mules,
Vaudeville.
The word vaudeville Is a corruption
o f Vaue de Vlre. the name o f two pic
turesque valleys In the Bocage of Nor
mandy, France. The name was origin
ally applied to a song with words re
lating to some-story of the day. These
songs were first composed by Oliver
n&sselln, s fuller living In Vlre. They
were popular and soon spread all over
France, snd were called by the name
of the place where Basselln composed
them, namely Vaux de Vlre. Aa the
origin of the term wss lost sight of it
at last took Its present form, vaude
ville.
Vaudeville Is now properly used to
signify a play In which dialogue Is In
terspersed with songs Incidentally In LOST OR STRAYED— One red pig,
troduced but forming an Important
4 months old. I f found notify E.
part of tho drama.
B. Randall, Jr., 825 First Street.
191-tfc
Everything fo r the office at the
Herald, Printing Co. Wo can fit you
out with all that you need ,ln fine
printed stationery and offico supplies
of all kinds.
Home to/ Hart Sahaffnar & M arx Clothe»
200.00
cash or terms.— Bryan Auto Co.
WANTED— Your old batteries to re
211-4 te
build. Let us make your starting - and lighting a pleasure, We are au
SNAPDRAGON
thorized "E X ID E " dealers and have
a Battery fo r all makes automobiles.
v
PAN SY PLANTS
"EXIDE, the Giant that lives In a
boa."— Ray. B ros.’ Phone 548, old We have lota o f th e » . 25c ocr dos.
$£50 p f r hundred
\
Ford Garage.
179-tfc
STEW ART T O R FLORIST .
814 Myrtle Avenue
The speculator who gets n straight
tip often finds there is something
crooked about it.
I Thc world deals good naturedly
with the good naturdc person,
Herald
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
212-5tp WANTED—Second hand farm imjjl
menta, mule, garden tools, etc.
our Scratch fa d s from Tho
Phone 112.
2U-8tp
AT THE nERALD, EACH...
�TBE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920
AIDED ITS BU ND COMPANION
Seminary of ihs
Plotting 8 mài)
Talk« SnednclljH
- A r r ú f e for
Herald Ratdert
Idtit HiPP«®1®*-
í S i 1,
Hitter* In Brltf
pefM ttl Il* ® i
Australian Stockman Telia of Bullock
That Took'Care of Another Which
WOO’. Slghtleti.i.'
«M a teron t
J
T
& town todoy M J «-• P*™”
mtiilc brought £ » P »P l«
io th* city.
___ Ai ■:, i
• 'UPSALA AN D GRAPEVILLE
V, § •,
tw w- F. Blackman'wM ln^thp dty
£ ¿ “ «M ‘ hup* * " d dMn* “ CMH|'
i* l,« lL
______
'
n M Trout, circulation manager of
SU r Bt-OrUndo, w u In
looking
of tho big S on d.^ B oportor
€ & . Ur. Trout paid, the Herald ofw «pprccisted visit.
George Wright, the well^lttfown
In the city the « u e s t-o f
¿fa rt Dorner and while heTCwIll do
mbc stunt dying and will also take
„ passengers. He wiU bring hi* ma,
ciiae here In s day or tjro.
Mrs. A. D. Parrish oif Tanipa Is*In
tke city the guest of Mrs. II. R.
Sterna. Mrs. Parrish has been visit¡Mg home folks In North Carolina and
is returning to her r.cw home In Lakelu d where A. D. 1* back with the A.
•C L- By. at l11“ °ld Job of dispatching.
Cel your typewriter at the Herald
o__ee. A first-class machine, bran
at ?G5 and one that you.w lll like
for tho rest of your life. . No* need to
pay any more for a real typewriter.
come for everybody; we were glad to
have with us a number from First
street laat time.
Jesse Lee and w ife and little onei
were visiting at the* home o f his par
ents on Sunday.
' j Roy Lee has taken the place of his
bcothef on the school bus while Jesse
U employed again at the market in
Sanford.
Some xneak thief stole i, bicycle
out o f the garage o f Andrew Barthsofi last week.
1The yotjng folks o f tho High School
from this section enjoyed an auto
trip to Eustta to witness the basket
ball ¿am e 'twlxt Eustls and Sanford
on Friday.
Mrs. Austin Williams was visiting
Sunday at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Voile Williams.
We aro so glad to hear that tho
danger l\ passed in Mrs. Vihlcn case
and she Is slowly recovering. Her
daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Robbins rnd
Miss Olga, have been with her as
much as possible.
Miss Olga Bcllcn spent the week
end in town with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Hedges.
Mr. and Mrs. Enrcnsperger and
Peter K. Mitchell, a stock minor from
Melbourne, Australia, wiy« thut the cat*
tie business Is nt |ire«*nt the best In
tlie history of Australia, lie says Hint
hla people are hurd.at work restoring
the country to nurnml and that they
are very anxious to cot 4 tic world trade
bock to pre-war conditional
/ ‘
“ My father was ilrsl tot bring the
Black PoM’ cattle Into Australia 40
years ago,' said Mr. Mitchell nt New
York, “and they have developed to be
the best for our section. They trt
hardy, flourish on fern*, tree leaves
and bark, wheru other cattle would
starve, and they grew to great size,
with weight evenly distributed, and
the fat running In hnlr llnes'through
the rump steaks even. There Is a
quick market for anything on the hoof
that (a fairly fat, and prices are very
good.
“ We discovered a blind bullock In
one of (he berds that came In, and an
other bullock bad adopted It and
fathered It all the time. It wns found
to be blind only when we noticed that
Ita companion signaled to It constantly
and led It to water, through gates and
narrow runs. If at any time It got last
Its friend would never rest until bo had
located It.
“ None of the other bullocks paid tiny I
attention to the blind one and the pro
tection Dio foster parent gnve'to tho
unfortunate bullock wits a ne^-r end
ing source of comment and specu
lation.
When both, fattehed nfter
18 months on our plnce, were driven to
the shipping station 00 miles distant
the blind one was led through the d'fficult plnces by Ms friend nnd generally
cared for day and night."
WANT LANGUAGE UP TO DVTE
Common Sense Behind “ Literary Revolutlon" That la Now Prevail.
Ing In China.
FINE STATIONERY
AT THE STAR THEATRE
TODAY
TOM MIX in
“ TERROR"
Also FATTY ARBUCKLE In
"HIS WEDDING"
and I’ ATnE NEWS
I ' Somo men find lb eanler to open
Jackpot thAn a can o f beans.
We unloaded a Carload o f
This makes a total o f 23 Lexin^tons sold in
eight months* There's a reason, why people are
buying Lexingtons,.and if you will call and ask
lor a demonstration, we will show you the reason
What Is termed the literary revplutlon In China alms nt n reform o f the
language used In hooks, ningazlnes,
newspapers and public discussion. The
outsider will Jump to the conclusion
that this menns an attempt to encour
age a phonetic substitute for Ide»
graphic characters. Not at all. There
Is a movement to supplement Ideo
graphs with phonetic signs to show
their pronunciation, the aim being
qnlte as much to standardize pronun
ciation ns make It easier to learn ta
read. Rut this movement arouses no
such Interest and excitement as the lit
erary revolution.
The lattor Is an attempt to make the
spoken language the standard lan
guage for print. Literary Chlneso la as
fa r away from the vernacular as Latin
Is from English, perhaps further. It la
a speech of £.000 yenrs ngo, adorned
and frozen. >To learn It Is to learn
nnother language. The reformers were
actuated by the prnctlcnl Impossibility
o f making education really universal
when |n addition to the difficulties of
mastering tho Ideographs, children In
the elementary schools are compelled
n to get their education In terms of a
foreign language.
They are actuated even more by the
belief that It wns not possible to develQp a literature which shell «xnress
the life of today unless the spoken lan
guage, the language of the people. Is
used. Apart from the employing and
enriching of the vulgnr tongue It Is
not possible to develop general discus
sion of the Issues of today, social,
moral, economic.—New Republic.
Ta Develop Wild Paars.
The world's largest stock of pear
seedlings of a wild, blight-resisting va
riety fonnd4n Manchuria, la located on
tbe Lome Rica ranch near Grass Val
ley. Cal. The young tree« arc from
seeds brought directly from China and
number about 100,000.
*
Three pnmologlcnl experts from the
United 8tntes Department-of Agricul
ture, Professors Allison, Wright and
KlngRman, recently Inspected tbe stock
and approved thq experimental work.
The original trees, known na the
Pyrus UBurtensIs, are found growing
In the ancient burying ground o f the
kings of the Manchurian dynasty, and
It Is only since the overthrow of tho
dynasty that the Reeds became avail
able. The tract Is said to be vast
and to be grown to treea of Immense
size.*
•j By grafting the commercial varie
ties of pears upon this stock good re
sults are expected to be obtained.
Pyramts Put to Work.
Efforts to harness the water power
going to wasto In the Pyrenees and
transform it Into electricity are being
Intensified.
Engineers have surveyed entire»
mountain ranges nnd have succeeded
already In controlling many tor
rents and making them furaluh power.
Altogether 200,000 horsepower now Is
furnished tuyl capital amounting to,
800,000,000 piscina have been Invested.
Every day sees additions to tha
amount of power available; and en
gineers employed In the work estimate
that In a few year* Catatonia will
ablfr to do without coal.
A Charge of Calling.
"You are going to hive some sad
disillusionment*," said tho mysterious
Egyptian.
*
"I've already had one," said tho ell*
O f making that purchase of your Christmas Gifts at the sale price will end
Saturday night.» Sd also will your opportunity o f getting chances on the
many free prizes to be given away will end Saturday eveniag at-eight
o'clock as wo give the prizes away at 8:30.
sf these prices now that you have the chance.
just a little lower than the average bat after this week we cannot or will
not sell oar merchandise at a loss as we ir e doing during this sale.
Bousyn (Sett I f ©gists T M s W esBs
Sail© Enndls SatardSay Hiigjhli
RODEOS” FULL OF INTEREST
Exceedingly Interesting Annual ExhL
bltions That Are Held North of the V re tlc Circle.
Distributors
Sanford, Florida
Big Auction Sale
In the vicinity of the Kobuk river, J
Alaska, BO miles north of the Arctic ♦♦♦
circle, there are held annual “rodeos," ♦%
which for plcturcsqucncss, skill of exhlliltlons, and In popularity are com- X
parable to the “ roundups" of the west- V
era part o f the United 8tatcs—yet ♦>
there Is not a single horse or steer or A
saddle or "six-gun” within hundreds X
of miles of the scene.
These rodeos are conducted under ext
the auspices of the United States bu- A
reau o f education for uatlvcs1of Alas- X
ka, for the advancement of the rein- f*
deer Industry. There are 130,000 rein- y
deer In the territory, according to Pop- A
ular Mechanics Magazine.
X'
At the fair all matters pertaining J
to reindeers are discussed, and the v
herders come to an understanding re- « >
gardlng grazing ground rights and aim-! A
liar matters.
Government represen- 1 J
tatlvcs give talks on reindeer breed- 1V
Ing;and offer scientific guidance f o r ' « s
the development of un Improved stock. I A
Recently serious consideration has j 1
been given to am eaos of exporting the JV
growing thousands o f surplus deer to A
the United States.
Within the next year or two. tt Is
anticipated, a market for distributing
thp meat will he established In the
United 8 Utes. It costs less than S3
per bead to raise deer, which will
drosa 160 pounds of choicest meat, •
TO GROW OLD GRACEFULLY
Desirable Condition *That Greatly De
pends on One's Habits of Mind
Formed In Youth.
The most Inevitable— and one o f the
easiest—o f the things we do Is to grow
old. Yet what a difference there la In
the way different people do Itl
You probably know, for Instance,
some little eld lady who, although Rhe
may not ho beautiful nr brilliant, Is
Just “ nice"—which In apt to moon
that Instend of bossing nr scolding, she
tries not td he troublesome or unrea
sonable to those around her. Or rath
er, »tie does not have to try, for It Is
characteristic of elderly human being*
Ihnt they seldom try very hard Id fohn
tlew habits, Youth In tho period of
endeavor, nnd old age of results. This
Is the reason for (he futility of young
folks' displeasure nt their parents'
“ old-fashinned" Ideas. Such Ideas nro
fixed; they will not change.
Yet not nil elderly people are agebound In their thoughts; many can be
tolerant of Innovations, nnd a few enn
even adopt them. Such a flexible con
dition o f the elderly mind Is. Ilkc-the
rigid. Intolerant sort, a product of
curlier life and habits; It la not likely
to Indicate any particular good or
evil trnlt In the person pofjicsslng It
If the young ninn or woman who
feels Impatient at the-old folks' no
tions will censo to slinig u shoulder
nnd exclaim: "I hope I'm flot Ilka
that when I'm old." and will torn his
attention to the younger generation,
starting with himself, he Is likely to
do much more for human. progress.
When tie hlmcclf has reached tho age
of fixed Ideas his character will de
pend on his previous hnblts of mlml;
If he has kept himself free from prej
udice nnd cocksuredness nnd has been
always willing to lenrn better ways of
tblnktrg nnd doing, be will be likely
to remain correspondingly mure ration
al with advancing year», and will, In
truth not bo "like th at' when he la
old.— Pendleton East Oregonian.
Clearwater, the “ Sunset City,”
O F "
HORSES A N D MULES
H ig h Class Saddle Horses and Cow Ponies
O n e Pair o f Brood Mares, also Several
Pairs of R eal Fine Mules. AH well Broke.
Every mule and horse put up at Auction
will be sold aajrepresented. Your price
is our price.
Auction will Start Promptly at 2 o’clock
A good cook should he at the head
fovery provisional government.
❖
Saturday, December llth |
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE
Sunday, Dec. 12th
Bible School 9:30.
11 A. M. Preaching.
Subject: "T he Double Annuncl
atlon."
Yoaug People 6:30.
7:30 P. M. Preaching.
Subject: “ A n Expected Event/
TURKEY AND CHICKEN
,
DINNER
OYSTERS, TOO.
DECEMBER 15th frid 16th
From 6:00 to 8:30
|1.00 per plat«
Also Catholic Bazaar at the
Pariah House
Everybody Invited
George Hyman la the Preacljfr
Musk
Mrs. Glenq o f Philadelphia will
sing In the morning.
Mrs. Saunders of Lake City will
sing In the evening.
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
erything In the office supply line that
you arc needing. The price Is right
also. Let us fit you up with your
stationery and office supplies.
You C ant Make
Hat) Without Sunshine
yr can you make much money without some
effort to
Reserve Your Resources
b y establishing credit with a reliable bank.
fh y not make some real " H A Y " in the S U N
-!IN E by starting a check account with ys<
la
planning for a Community Christmas
“ How Is th a tr
“ When till» carnival compauy came
through here lost year you were toll
ing 'hot dogs' and pink lemonade/'—
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Oar prices always will be
Sanford',Florida
A Home Bank for'IiomeFcopl
�THE SANFORD DAILY ITERALO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1M»
PAGE SIX
TRIESTE t A PLUM OF THE
ADRIATIC DISPUTE
£çv
Trieste Is one of the major Adriatic
plums In dispute between Italy and
' tlie newly-formed Jugo-SItv state, the
‘ kingdom o f the Serbs, Groats nnd
Slovenes.
Though Trieste was Austrian, ex
cept for a brief Intervol from the
fourteenth century until the World
war dissipated the Austrian 'empire,
•the city has had a marked effect upon
g g ; Italian history. Its chief Importance
- ,*to Austria was commercial, for It was
ithe dual monarchy’s only great sea-
Tired of a double allegiance to
Venice and to Aqulelela, Trieste rc■
.quested that she be annexed to Aus
tria In 1382. Leopold the pious was
,on the Austrian throne. lie wns il
, rlvr.l to King James of England In
S
'being “ the wisest fool In all Christenjdom." Though he expanded his ter
!ritory elsewhere, the only acquisition
,o f consequence was that of Trieste,
•won through no effort on his part.
iThui Austria gained what was des
tined to become not only a seaport ol
Importance, but also a channel for ex.
citing frequent Influence upon the af
fairs o f Italian towns and their rulers.
’y
The city Is situated on the Gulf of
■' ' Trieste, 307 tulles southwest of Vienna
' .by rail. It lies on the senwnrd slope
.o f the Karst, or Carso, a strip of lime
stone hills extending Inland from GO to
DO miles, furrowed with ravines and
.pierced by caverns. Into which many
small streams disappear.
*
Not far from Trieste, at Brisclkl, It
.tba Grotto Glgonta. a stalactite cave,
where tourists throng’ to see the
•'Great Dome,“ sprcndlng over a subi y i terranenn cavity nearly ns long as the
S K Lotted States cnpltol and a hundred
* . .fleet higher than the cnpltol dome.
Despite Its Inclusion In Austrian ter
ritory, Trieste’s population and nrchl; ' ■ lecture are Italian, It wns the T e r
teste of Roman history, and today the
walls nnd pillars o f n llomnn temple
may be'seen cncawd In the cathedral
o f San Glusto, a highly composite
structure which also has built Into It
three adjacent structures of the six
teenth century— & Christian bnsllirn,
■ baptistery dnd a Byzantine church.
K f f t Traces of Trieste’ s early history
were to be found before the war In
¡K
the Museo Lnpldnrlc, which contnln»
tqnny Roman antiquities from the vi-
rnlnrs melt Imperceptibly Into each
First'comes tlie rich umber of
the scoriae, anti then the silver tint
of the ucwly-fnilen ashes at the sum*
m il; ami still above all, floating In
heavy opalescent volumes, or rising
jllke a plume to beared, Is the smoke,
'which rolls up eternally from Its In
candescent depths."
j There Is a lake In the republic,
Uopnngo. supposed to He In the lied
¡of an old volcanic crater. Out «if this
lake a volcanic hdand arose to a height
of ICO odd feet 80 years ago.
Though In no single Instance, per
haps, was a great city buried, the com
,stant exhalations of Salvador vol
canoes and Infolding processes of Its
earthquakes gradually submerged re;mains o f a pre-Columbian civilization.
'These traces Just now are beginning
'to reveal to patient students fasci
nating facts about this ancleut “ New
World,"
Curious pyramids and rnmpnrts be
token a civilization known ns Mayan,
even before the region was settled by
the Plplle* an early Mexican speaking
people. From wuch slender threads ns
, LLe fuel «but Steps of these pre-hiatorlc temples are higher than they are
•wide, must science piece out the relntlons of the various ancient states
¡and cities that flourished on Hits con•tlnent daring the hnlcyon ■days of
Egypt, Phoenicia and China, on the
.other side of the globe.
RHODESIA: THE LAND OF
MEN, WILD BEASTS AND
NATURAL BEAUTY
Africa, not.su long ago regarded, for
the most part, as a "sepulcher of the
world's most daring explorers,” now
engages the attention of the world be
cause of Its vast natural resources aud
Its Industrial possibilities.
Material furnished the National
Geographic society by It. D. Parsons,
Is the basis for the following descrip
tion o f Rhodesia:
"Interior Rhodesia must he tra
versed by native carriers over rr—•:*v
tains, through primeval forest, acru-jT
rivers, through almost Impenetrable
Jungle nnd underbrush. In peril from
elephants, lions, leopards, hyenas, ser
pents. the tsetse fly, wild uien as well
as wild beasts. Each carrier has a
mall hng of &0 pound*, On an average
carriers make23 tulles a day, and even
on runs of 0,000 inllas, from Brokcu
nil! to Abercorp. they are seldom
more than an hour behind schedule
time and generally only half that.
They make better tliuo In the wet
season than In the dry ns. In the wet,
they travel ln bare feet, white In the
dry the earth Is baked, the ground Is
hot like T h e Valley of Ten Thousand
Smokes,' and they are compelled to
wear sandal*
"There Is one great drawback to the
wet;
material has yet been pro
duced that can resist African rain.
It laughs at the average rubberized
fabric* One of the few partly suc
cessful materials Is a 'peculiarly wov
en canvas made In England, and even
when mall bags of this material are
openetj, the contents are simply p u lp valueless,
nnd frequently undecipher
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able. Glazed paper suffers most; why,
* OF EARTHQUAKES
I do not know. I suppose It Is the
" San Salvador, scene o f recent earth- combination of hont and watery
.quake shocks, Is the capital of the
"The plunge of Victoria Falls on the
■mallet* nnd most populous of Central Zambezi Is three times that of our
'.American republics. The city Is no
Niagara; tlie roar Is heard for 10 mile*
^stranger to the twin terrors of earth
nnd the column of vapor la miles high.
quake and volcano.
In the dialect of Mnshoonland and
. Within ten seconds on earthquake all Mnlahclcland, Its name 'means ‘the
’ |but destroyed It In 1854. another laid water that smoke*'
/U low In 1873, and thnt of 1017, when
"From Kasompa . to Livingstone
¡millions of dollars' worth of property (Victoria Falls) Is 5S0 miles, from
' was destroyed. Is still ’ remembered.
Livingstone to Bulawayo 2D0, and from
In spite of these fateful blows from Kascmpn to Cape Town 2.21)0 mile*
nature, and Awavtatlng waves of man The fauna of Rhodesia Is wonderful;
made revolutions, San'Snlvsdor today think o f 17 kinds of antelopes!
Is reckoned among the Important cities
“Although the tsetse fly Is an abom
o f the mid-continent
It has a popu- inable pest. It takes second place as
a destroyer of property value to our
American pest, tho boll weevil. A
singular peculiarity of the first named
consists In Its habit of biting hmnnn
beings, horses nnd oxen on the feoL
When animals are shipped from Cape
Town to North Itbodeslrf. the shipping
Is done nt night, because, unlike the
tiiotqulto, the tsetse fly works only In
the daytime. It prefers to work on
the legs, nnd In case of horses these
are dune up In pnraflln nnd cloths.
It should be understood thnt this foe
to rnnn and benst Is confined to certain
districts."
BOLIVIA SOURCE OF COCAINE
South American Country Produces
Supply ..of Anesthetic That Fills
Recognised Place In' World.
The most profljnble agricultural
product of Bolivia Is the coos plant,
from which the anesthetic cocaine
Is derived. The world depends mainly
fair Its supplies of coca leaves upon
that South American country.
The Bolivian natives commonly
chew It for Its narcotic effect It en
ables the Indian burden bearer to go
without food for a long time, and to
work long stretches without rest, l^nfortunately, Its continued use Is In
jurious to the nervous system, nnd
Is supposed to have much to do with
the degeneration of the native race
o f the Bolivian plntcau.
The coca'jitnnt Is n shrub three or
four feet high. Its luwves are of an
,ovnl shape and light green, The
shrub Is grown on terraces built on
the hillsides. These terraces are about
ten Inches wide and are protected by
ratrpg-i" of. earth fneed with atones
or cement. The terracing prevents
the heavy rains from washing the
whole plnntntlon down the mountain
side, and altm holds the moisture
about the roots of the plant.
Young shoots are grown under a
cover o f dried banana leaves, and
when sufficiently advanced are trans
planted to the terrace*. The plants
begin hearing when two years old.
After the leaves are picked they Hre
dried In'the sun on a floor mndc of
slabs o f shite. They are then pressed
Into hales weighing fifty pounds each,
nnd wrnpped In bumnm leaves and
burlap to protect them against weath
er nnd rough fund ling, nnd carried
U* L«i I’ nz by mules. In Ln Pnx ihey
are at prtvem. v.dUh 47 •.voia guld
per pound.
. Bolivia manufactures no cocaine.
The leaves are reported to other
countries for lb? extraction trf that
PART OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP
Decorative Church Windows Havs
Long Been a Form of Ornamsntatlon Beloved by the Faithful.
The art of glass decorating Is not a
modern Bohetnlnn accomplishment.
The llomnn cathedral o f I’ raguc con
tained In 1270, two windows which
we-e decorated with Old nnd New Tes
tament scene*
Decoratlvo windows
soon became a favorite form of church
ortintiientnthin. Asnaes Sylvius, who
subsequently became Pope Plus II nnd
Incidentally was a very close student
of con temporary affairs of Bohemia,
records that the churches of the
Czechs possessed ninny "high and wide
windows which were brightly nnd ar
tistically decorated, and such style o f
decorating was not confined to the
churches In the large cities and towns.
Inn even the dlstnnt hnmlcts prided
themselves on churches containing
windows ornnmenled Iii n similar fash
ion," The curriculum of the division
of technical arts of the University of
Praguo Included courses In painting,
wood carving and glass ornamentation.
No degree was ever conferred on u
student itnle<s he could exhibit suffi
cient nptltude ns n “ glass mnn" or
qualify In "glassery," n practical dem
onstration of tho high esteem In
which this branch of the nrts wns held.
M any people w ere/d o w n n earvthe freight depot this morning,
early in tlie w ee hours, where everything w as hustle, bustle, a s
the R h oda Royal Big 3-ring Circus trains were being unloaded,
and the big vans and cages “i sh ow properties w e hauled to the
river front lot in the rear of the court house.
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Everything m oved along with mechanical swiftness and quiet
discipline that i3 characteristic of the circus. T h e m an y fine
horses were am ong the prettiest that have e v e r , b e e n seen in
Sanford with any show , and the m any cages w ere w ell filled
with different specim ens of wild animals. T h e R h od a R o y a l
Circus ranks well with the large ones that com e to Florida, and
the several large tents cover all the vacant space on the river
front.
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A fine street parade passed over the principal streets about
12 :30 and as >ve go to press a large num ber of people are w it
nessing the afternoon performance, and there is sure to b e fa
large crow d tonight.
The Last, Best Hope.
Edmund Burke called the American
Constitution “ an event ns wonderful ns
the appearance of a.new stnr." Wil
liam Gladstone call»] It “ tlitf greatest
political Instrument ever struck off by
the unaided genius of man.” Lincoln
called this republic “ thu Inst, best hope
of the earth." Tlie American system
o f Individual ownership -of property.
Now nnd then an anarchlatle Individ
ual Ima misused his gifts, exploited the
resources of nature, oppressed the
workers. .Vow and then an engineer
fulls; shall we give up the locomotive
and go bnck to the mule nnd twowheeled cart? Now and then n fanner
falls. t Shnll tve chop down all or
chards) To give up tills system . . .
nnd go over to ^oclnllsm Is like ex
changing wheat bread for n chunk of
fog bank or an electric light for n
tallow candle.—Dr. Newell Dwight
m ill*
HOW ARMAGEDDON
PROFITED PERSIA
.Where Lava Qlockeo a 3an Salvador
Highway.
Ittlon of G0.000; Its manufactured
products Include aoiip. cigars, candles,
gotton cloth and splrlta; and Us com
pulsory education laws, university,
theaters and scientific Institutions at
test its regard for culture.
Ixalco. perhaps the most famous vol
cano of the San Salvador republic,
belched forth from a fine old linclcndu
. In 1770. and ever since has tirelessly
thrown •aloft Its mighty volume of
vBsties. and gaze* With the regularity
■ o f n ratffmnoth natural timepiece It Is
. «aid net to have missed a rumbling,
- Inmlnofta explosion within any halfvtoout for a century and a halt; hence
v ;|ta nickname, _ the "Llgnthouso o f
*'> Salvador,“
r*' Of Han Miguel, occasionally active,
.Tip« writer said, nfter Seeing the
eruption of 1848: “ It Is dlfllcult to
conceive a grander natural object than
r - this volcano. Its tins* Is shrouded in
’> d e n s e s t green, mending with the lighter hues o f the grasses which succeed
the forest. Above these 'llie various
That exceedingly III wind, the World
war. blew- much good to one nation,
I’ersln. for the higher price o f sliver
doubled her capital, made her raw
materials sought after by the world,
nnd removed her from comparative
Isolation to n pi nee among commer
cial nations of high Importance. Writ
ing to thu Nntlounl Geographic society
concerrtlng this rejuvenuted ancient
land. Ella- C. Sykes says: •
'‘ Persia Is one of the oldest empires
In existence. It tins been n kingdom
fnr 25 centuries—«ver since Cyrus the
Grent. about 550 R. (X. conquered
Media and united the country to Ids
under the name of I'ersln. It tins bad
many glorious episodes In fls long his
tory; has produced the great teacher
Zoroaster; such world-famous poets a*
Flrdiiwsl, Omar Khayyam, Snndl nnd
Unfix, nnd such great soldiers and rul
ers as Darius I, Bhapur I and Shuh
Abba*
"Again nnd again the empire ha«
been a prey to. anarchy: ngaln and
"I once gave a lady two nnd twenty*
receipts against melancholy:
One
was bright lire, another, to remember
nil the pleasant things said to her;
number, In keep a box of sugur plums
on the clilmiif)piece and u kettle sim
mering on Hie hub. I thought tills
mere Milling at the moment, hui huve
In lifter years discovered how true It
1« thill III»—** llule pleasures often bnnIsb melniicholy better than higher'and
more exalted objects, nnd that no
means ought to lie thought too (rifling
which <nn oppose It either In our
selves or In otiiers.”
Adhctlve From Snall».
Mntiy ut ibe lurger sua 11« bave, ut
tlie extremlty of tlielr liofile» simili
whtlu hlnddcr» filled wlth u gdullmm»
hUliNtaneo. The Sdentine Amerlcnii
duini» Mmt [ 111» Is thè siriHigesi aditesite I.IIOWI) (or thè repnlrliig ut |>or*
eebtin. giu»* eie. The mitintnm-e Is
«p p u u Utility io hot li siile» of Mie
m unire unii thè bruitoli piece» lieti
firmi} logcllier so Miai ult I» belìi in
pince. A rat ber lungi-r Unte for drylng
sbolliti he glvyn Mino In thè case of
urdlrnry ndlicstve so ns to allow thè
naturai glue to nrqulre (ho greutest
dogree of »trengtb.
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Hot * Dssolata Island Nqr ths Csntar
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. Asked to name the loneaomcst place
In the world, a traveler once answered,
«The Island of Tristan d'Acunha, far
off the coast, o f South America. Its
population la .70, and It la visited by
a vowel only* once In two years."
But the traveler was all wnmr- Iso
lated. remote, limited In society, the
Island may be. But why lonesome?
The last thing we heard from It was
that all the Inhabitants were working
together to fight a dengwr*us plagu*
o f rats. When people con get togeth
er for a common purpose they aren't
lonesome.
A man told ua the other day that
the toncsomest placo he ever found
was New York city, where he didn't
know a soul and his being there didn't
matter to anyone. And he waa right,
but he set about changing that condi
tion, nnd he didn't find even Now York
lonesome very long. For the lonesomcst place Is no question of geography
or population or economica. The lonesomest place Is ulways the human
heart which hasn't learned bow to
reach out to other human hearts In
110 Volts. the sure knowledge that there will
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be something In common, that If It hns
• * affection to spend, nnd loyalty and
truth nnd friendliness, there arc these
things In return waiting to welcome It.
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
Old>House of Worship In Santa Fa,
Ntw Mexico, Worthy o f Ravsrent Attention.
Man Recognised aa the First to Do
Things la 8ure of Recognition
of . Posterity.
Corrected on November 15, 1020,
INDIAN SUMMER” NOT A MYTH
Pioneer Settlers Heard the Expression
With a Thrill of Apprehenelon
Easy to Understand,
The chapel, In 8ante Fe, N. M., Is
ono of the oldest In the United States,
and la fraught with quaint, old-time
legends, Interwoven with talcs of the
padres' trials with the Indians In
days long past. To enter, one rings
■ large, old-time bell, which clangs
out harshly. An aged man appears
In answer to this summons, and lands
the way Into the dim, whitewashed
chapel. Great wooden beam» bear tes
timony to the solidity of building <n
those days, one bearing the date 1710.
this being the flnto of Us restoration
after having been bndly wrecked by
tho Indians, who preferred their
"Great Spirit" to the white man's re
ligion. nnd loo-oilkloii» padres. On
both sides o f the nltnrs are ancient
paintings, faded now and worn, hut
one may decipher on one the dnte.
"1287." This church also has n lingo
old hell, said to have been cast In
Hp.iln. the tones of which nrc clenr
nnd very loud. The adobe walls, nt
lenst four feet In thickness, henr evi
dence of the time when even the
churches must ho so constructed us
to stop the flight of arrows nnd bul
lets. Son Miguel carries one from the
present Into the far-off past, when
roads were trail» and danger was
neur. ‘
Condor's Method of Killing.
lip nmotig tho cold white penks of
the Andes, higher than human fool
hns had the daring to trend, Is some
times seen a dnrk speck slowly cir
cling In the clear nlr. The speck
grndunlly descends, nnd we see that
It Is the largest bird of the nlr, the
condor. Its Might la swifter thnn the
engle’s. Nothing but the distance
could have mnde tho condor of the
Andes seem smnll and alow on the
wing. Swiftly descending, cruel, hun
gry, he fnstens tils eye upon some
luckless lamb or kid. Rarely It Is able
to escape; successful resistance Is Im
possible.
The condor cannot carry ofT Its
prey In Its talons, like the eagle, for
It has not the eagle’s power of grasp,
nnd the shnrpness o f Its clows Is In
time worn off on the hnrd rocks which
nre Its home; so, standing on the
struggling animal with one foot, the
condor kills- the poor thing with Its
powerful benk and his other foot.
"Indian summer'* owes Its name not
to any poetic funcy, but to the pain
ful experiences o f early frontier set
tlement. During the long-continued
Indian wars the settlers enjoyed no
peace except during tho winter, when,
owing to tho severity of the weather,
the Indians were unable to make utiy
raids.
The coming of winter was
therefore hulled with delight by the
backwoodsmen, who until then had
been cooped up In their little uncom
fortable forts. They removed to their
cabins on the funns with the exhil
aration of prisoners released from conn
flneraent. Sometimes, however, It h n ^
pened that, after the apparent begin
ning o f winter, the weather became
warm again.
This was the "Indian
■ummer," because It afforded the In
No 8«lf 8tarter.
dians another opportunity o f visiting
A wealthy New Yorker Invited
the settlements with their destructive
warfare. In his "Notes on the Set party out to his summer home ut Gn
tlement and Indian Wars of the West Neck, Long Island, to sec his hon
ern Parts of Virginia nnd Pennsyl and go for a ride. One of them, a bui
vania," published In 1824, the Rev. J. er, though dressed for the part, km
Doddridge remarks that In his own nothing of horses, had never been
day a backwoodsman seldom heard one.
the expression "Indian summer" with
Having been projwrly mounted, w
out feeling a chill of horror, because ihe assistance of a groom, the.bank
It brought to his*mind the pninful rec took the reins as per direction nnd i
motionless. He did not know how
ollection of Its original sense.
slurl 5 still, he realized with embi
niiisment that his lnuctlon was
The Clear Thinker.
tmctlng
tin* attention of the oil
They say o f n mnn, "He Is a clear
thinker." A clenr thinker Is ono who riders.
“ Well," be said to the horse, wl
Is Jtoncst with himself. Scorning ev
erything but the truth, ho Is ablo to home Irritation, "commence 1"—Sati
arrive at correct and definite conclu •lay Evening Post.
sions because hla mental vision Is un
obstructed. He Is able to accomplish i Johnson's Thwarted Ambition.
things because he thlnke In a straight
Andrew Johnson, nfler his term
line.
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Most of us say certain things cannot ville, where, as an ex*Pres!dont,
bo done because the doing of them en lived for sir years In democratic ■
tails some little sacrifice or hardships pllelty among his old neighbors. W
on our port. We know In nur hearts
n farm, n mill, n country store i
that these things can be done, yet we
other Interests, lie managed to k<
say "no" beenuso we nre not honest
himself sufficiently occupied. Rut
with ourselves—born use we refuse to
bad an ambition to get back Into
think clearly.
political game, nnd after one or t
No one can achieve success unless unsuccessful attempts mnnnged to
he be a dear thinker; Hint la why bo tain an'election to the United Stn
muny-of us start out In'llfe with grant senate. He died less Ilian a Ji
promise nnd Inter find ourselves Inter, having aorved only a few di
shunted Into the siding of mediocrity, of an extra session.
or the Junk yard of fnllura because
wq bnve allowed our minds to become
Como in and get your n e w t
encrust« ]
with
barnacles.—From
writer nt tho Herald office now,
Franklin’s Key.
real typewriter at $65, tho .beat
over
saw fo r the money or for t
I f a man docs wrong he thinks ho
tho
money.
Is doing right to keep it a secret.
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Arrive
2:30 a. m.
Adnm'a glory was In being the first
man, and Eve's In being the first
woman. They have been talked of
through all the centuries for nothing
except tjiat they were the first to* live,
the first to be tempted and the first
to fall.
A B IC Y C L E 1s a thoughtful,
sensible g ift fo r everyone. For
grown-upa, It brings Independ
ence o f hot,-crowded street cars
— a wealth o f healthful enjoy«
meat and outdoor pleasure. For
children, It brings the best of
childhood sport, a sure, certain
way of building health and
strength and good times all the
time. W e have modele fo r men
and women, girls nnd boys. Come
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And so It Is with many other per
sons and events that find their plnces
2:03 a.m .
in history. Always It Is the begin
12:05 p.m .
nings of things that shed glory on the
2:55 n. n .
participants. Christopher Columnun
4:05 p.m .
has Just bren honored again because
he waa the first to discover America,
Leesburg Branch
and the landing of the I'llgrlms I*
celebrated because they were the first
Arrive
Departa
to colonise Massachusetts. Harvard
7:30 a. m.
rejoices In being the first Institution
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of learning In wlmt Is now the United
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Suites nnd having set up the first
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printing prows. The first settlers of
any community are always persons of
Trilby Branch
prime interest, and the first man to
Arrive
Departs
wear pantaloons or carry an umbrella,
8:00 a. m.
If he were living today, could coin
3:25 p. m.
money by putting himself on exhi
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If one wnnts to he rememb-rwt one
tins only to pick out tho spot where
Oviedo Ilranch
n great city la to h«\ built, or connect
Departs
Arrive
himself with an Industry that Is
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hound to grow, or do something that
Is bound to become the fashion. He
Is ut once Immortalized, Generation
Dally,* except Sunday.
after generation will speak Ills name
nnd on anniversary occnslons orntors
will wound Ills praise. He may he In
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
dividually no greater than thousands
BAZAAR
who have come after, hut the glory
of having been the first will be upon
The Indies union o f the Congrega
him forever nnd n day.—Columbus tional church will hold their annual
Dispatch.
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Saturday, Dec. 11th, afternoon and
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this stationery and have your mono market nnd wo will have a shipment
gram printed on it, making the nift of new machines the Inst) o f this
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tionery coats money theso days but Herald Printing Co.
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TH E H E A R T OF T H E W Ç R I D ’S G REA TEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THU RSDAY, DECEMHER 9, 1920
NUMBER 212
CUT COTTON HANDLING MILLION DOLLAR BAND
ACREAGE ¡WATERWAYS WILL BE HERE ONE WEEK
NEXT YEAR IS SYSTEM UNDER AUSPICES “ 13” CLUB
U rin Congress Shows
Dislike For Wilson
FBEE-FOR-ALL
ENLISTING
EVERY
BANKER, IMPOSSIBLE TO HUILD BUSINESS SIXTEEN YEAR HOY
FIGHT STAGED
MERCHANT AN D PLANTER
LIKE WATERWAYS ON ROT
SENTENCED TO LIFE
MADISON SQUARE
IN THE MOVEMENT
TEN FOUNDATION
FOR KILLING .MAN
(By Tk« A m k UUS Fr*««1
(By Til« A moc1*W4 Fr<n)
NEW YORK, Dqc. 9.— Pglicc were
called to break up a free f o r all fight
among fans at the annual six-day bi
cycle race at Madison Square Garden
today. The dispute started over a
chair.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 9.— Enlistment o f every banker, merchant
and planter in th* South in the
movement to cut, the cotton pro
duction next year fifty per cent
will begin immediately the cam
paign committee announced to
day.
¡I M
ARKINGTIME
L
ct bill o n l y e x c e p t i o n
TO LIST TO UE DE-,
FEU 11ED
FARMERS CONGRESS
_
AT K AN SAS CITY
ASHIKGTON,
Dec. O .- r r e s i (By Til« Ait-ct«t«4 F r«»i)
Wilson’* recommendation» to
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.— Subjects
ire »o be dismissed w ith o f public policy and welfare were the
t attention by Republican lenders chief topics on the program today of
Bid« plain today in inform nl the convention o f International Farm
a of the message rend to the ers Congress. *A thousand delegates
k«sts Tuesday.
were expected to be present.
f Republicar f said in effect,
while they agree with W ilson
tht reconstruction Job should
ikied and finished as soon ns
** rrr
f*' hope o f ngrccwilh him as to the methods to be
wed, even if there were tim e bc•n now and the end o f his aditrstion.
,tj prefer, therefore, G. O. P.
ler* wid, during the next three
thi to study domestic needs, and
lisíate on them promptly after
ling’s inauguration.
t exception was noted, in the
ral rejection of the president'*
est for immediate action. This
the budget bill, which is schedto pars the senate soon and to
o Wilson.
x revision will be deferred. There
strong feeling that something
Id be done for the disabled soland sailors, but thnt too will
to wait, according to present
s. Governmental economy canbe brought nbout fully until govlental reorganization is accom ur.der the next ndministraI, leaders maintained. The recom dations for n loan to Armenia
I scouted on all sides. There is a
r variance of opinion regarding
lippir.e independence. ThcJ laws
bon has twice asked to rcgulnte
storage again will full to pass,
mi declared. His proposal to li
le all concerns doing nn' interstnto
ness was greeted by Republicans
many Democrats with the con
dition that it was "socialisth " or
semaliitic.”
he senate wa: less lntercst. il in
[meiMge than in knowing whi-thnyilaon intends to send another,
Emitting the treaty nnd asking
lit* ratiileation.
knator Underwood, Democratic
ler, does ont expect the treaty to
r nt b,ck- Neither «»oes Senator
Kt, Republican lea Icr. Rut there
many senators on heth sides who
» Wilson would return It. Some
ublleinj think n compromise could
L'«»cted; some Democrats see a
to embarra,, the Republicans
mndent-elect Harding.
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IX EL PASO
SAYS SHERIFF
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l i w í ü ’ ,Dr ° ~ CUr» Hartón
I r á „ ¡ ï ,'n Ar,lmoro« Okla.,
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h tho fnt«l »hooting of
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h elik f f u n d
WANTS MONEY
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ite $ 3 3 o n ^ Cnn pcopl® to «>ni» for t'k ' ° ^°r *ec(Eng and
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(By Ik « i i w c l i u l f n u . )
<By T ht A mocIM -4 P i m l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Blending
for the reorganization o f the system
o f handling the national waterways,
M. 0 . Leighton, chnirmnn o f the Nat
ional Public Works, declnrcd before
the National Rivers nnd Hnrbors con
gress thnt it was impossible to build
n business like waterways structure
"on n rotten foundation.”
lie snid
CALIFORNIA
the business efficiency deptnds on the
THINKS JAPAN
co-ordinntion o f activities, adding 25
W ANTS M A R P(>pnrate government ngenclcs thnt
dealt with the building construction.
(B y T U A ito «la(«4 Fra»«.)
REAR ADMIRAL
MAYO RETIRED
4 7 YEARS SERVICE
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WHEELING, W. Vn., Dec. 9.—
Samuel Blevins, ngod sixteen, of Lit
tle Rock, was sentenced todny to life
imprisonment for killing C. F. Grand
staff, rnilrond car inspector.
FINE MUSICAL ORGANIZATION
W ILL PLAY DAILY CON
INCOME TAX
CERTS IN SANFORD
LEGISLATION
IS IMPRACTICAL
Sanford will Lave the Million DolInr
Band for one week.
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This announcement is one o f the
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Income
tux législation requested by the busi most important that tho “ 13” Club
ness interests is impracticable at this hns made in some time and means
session o f congress, Republican mem- thnt this city will have n week be
WASHINGTON, Dec. .9.— Repre- SMALL INCOMES
Years
bera o f the Senate finance committee tween Christmas and New
sentative Kahn, o f California, chair
PAY TO LITTLE «aid todny.
that will be n week o f gnyoty and
^
man o f th e military committee de- [
music nnd the best music that can bo
clared in the house today* that Amcr- , WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— More
.furnished at that. While this city
ica hoped to avoid war with Japan equitable nnd just distribution o f tho
cannot ns yet hnve n bnnd fo r the en
and if war was brought on it would $4,000,000,000 tax burden per annum,
tire senson yet the public spirited
bo from agitators o f Japan. He de- which the American people must bear
business men who hnve subscribed
clnred publicists reported Japnnese for at least four more years, wns rocfor nn amount sufficient to warrant
arc making every effort to unite, the ommended to congress yesterday by
the “ 13” Club in putting on the bnnd
yellow race. "A rc the Jnpanise try'- Secretary o f the Treasury Houston,'
fog one week feel that the week's en
Ing to brln gnbout
the world-old who in‘ his annual report submitted a
tertainment will be sufficient to start
conflict between the white races and comprehensive scheme o f tax revls- J
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yellow nnd black ra ces?" he naked.
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CHICAGO
SURGEON
manner o f entertaining our home peo
------------------------------. "Revision o f taxes should be effectTHEY WILL’ HAVE SUCCESS
ple and our visitors.
HARDING AT WORK
«1 ," Mr, Houston wrote congress. *
IN OPERATION
The Bnnd will be hero Christmas
nESEItlED BY BUNCH
"There enn nnd should be a better
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nnd will give nn afternoon con*
(By Tk« A iM «lit«4 Fr«M)
,
OF OFFICE SEEKERS distribution o f the tnx burden. UnCHICAGO, Dec. 9.— Surgeons who cert once each dny for seven days,
wise taxes should be eliminated. But j»|-nftcd the thyroid gland o f a mon- They will nlso furnish music for sev
(By Tk« A«««cUU4 PrtM.)
Ioral o f the dances during the week
Dec 'oV.-P re
sid edent
n t-eelect
le ct ilw a |"chcmc
W° U,d’
thi* ^ , , the
neck
o f Mary
.MARION
IAKION, Dec.
I res
r *'hlch
ylc|(j for
Bcverai ycnrs
.
known
ns thoZcmbek,
"dun'and will gle one or two nightly conHnrdlng is back at his desk nnswer- .
. . . . .
#Lnn
• i nnn nnn 4 m n>' C< n,nc,ctn« knov' n ns lfte t,un
goon
girl”
because
she
had
been
hid-1
certs u
and the nightly concerts may
In,» rorrCsnondonce nnd wndine thru 1 C ‘de . 8’ than, t V».®00»000.* '0 Kcon
hid-1 term
a strJ.'k- o f 'applications from job wo“ 1'1 ^ •ncompartible with safety (Jcn Jr n ccl|ar by hcr parents since be pnid attractions. This part o f tho
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_ program
hunters todnv
” nd Boun^ flnnncc- Am* t*le coun* bnbyhood,
arc strongly
hopeful of tho
prograr hns not been worked out aa
try should face the fact that, present BUCCCBB 0f the operation. The g ir l' yet but it is sure nnd certain that
taxes even may not in the future be has ,tho body nnd mentality o f a 4- Sanford will hue this splendid musiMEMORIAL SERVICES
r»>ird%
upon to yield the needed rove- ycnr.0»j child.
,cal organization for the week after
HELD BY SENATE
Christmns—just the time when a
HONOR OF BANKHEAD nu*’
The secretary of the treasury said OTHER LINES
nnd is needed to liven up the city
<Br T*>- * —«^,-1»4 F»*»i'
the excess profits tax should be reARE FACING
and keep the young folks busy with
* ” nSHINGTON, Dec. 9.— The Sen- .pctlvd nnd must, of course, ho re
"NO CREDIT’’ ALSO clean amusements.
nt ~,dny held memorial sendees In pUced. Ho sa d he believed It should
The city is fortunate in being able
.,r o f the late Scnntor Bnnkhcnd, he replnced in inrge pnrt by some
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.— Undnunt- ^
thc Million Dollar Band here
o f Alnbnmn.
ed by failure to obtain immediate ac- for one week< Thi,
Btrong
form o f corporation profits tax.
I tion in the sennto todny on farmer re- cnoUKh (0 p |vc Hanford a bunch o f
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, lief legislation, proponents of the j,00(| advertising nnd the bnnd boya
, legislation announced the intention o f w,u hnvc to ,,ve herc thnt )on(, nnj
I renewing their efforts to bring their aj| ()f jj,crn wjn become
Sunfonl
proposals to n vote. Chnirmnn (iron- ^oogic^ nnj then it is a good thing
( nn o f the senate agricultural commit- , 0 have Bomething coming oil tho
( B i Tk« Am m UU4 i n n )
WASHINGTON, Dec.
9.— RcsrAdmiral Mnyo, war-time commander
o f the United States fleet, g o e / on
the retired list today a fter fortyseven years o f sendee.
MILLION DOLLAR BAND
PLEASED LARGE CROWDS
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The Million Ifcdlar Band pleased
many hundreds of people here yes
terday afternooi) and ; evening nnd
loft the city with many regrets of
those who expected to sec them no
more „but luckily the “ 13" Club had
othcridens nnd will bring them bark
for Christmns week*.
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The bnnd played c* ti c c. *•*r of
First nnd Mngi.ol... vh.cru a platform
had been buP.t <ov them on) the Semi
nole rank f >•acr nnd here they disi
lours* 1 sweat music nt fou r o’clock
nnd n* eight aftqr which they went to
the Parish House to . piny for the
dnnee nnd whero they again made n
big hit. And with all the other ar
tists— in /n et each member is nn njr
list— is Walter Kelly, the boy so
prano, who wns discovered and
brought forth by Director Bachman
within the1 last few ,w eeks. Walter
Kelley is a' red-headed, freckle-faced
Irish boy with the voice o f • Melba.
"One o f natures dcvinlats gifts,- with
a voice o f purest gold* is the opinion
o f a musical critic In the Minneapolis
Journal.. Thomas Saxe, superintend
ent o f amusements at tho Wisconsin
State Fair, who also o x n s several
large theatres In that city, has en
gaged W alter fo r a week in one of
hi* finest theatres, at a salary of
|300, which Is * a testimonial o f the
tremendous hit he made with tho
Milwaukee people during his recent
engagement there. ^Tho finest boy's
voice I have ever heard in my life,"
said Egbert VnnAlstyne, composer of
"In the Shade of the Old Apple
Tree” nnd dozens o f.la t e r popular
songs. W alter Kelley alone is worth
mord than tho price o f admission
charged to the "Million D ollar Band”
concert.
.
The band was-all that could be de
sired and the Woman’s Club and the
progressive committee thnt put the
hand on here are tq be congratulated
for giving Sanford a real band and
some real music. When*..they come
again they will have hundreds o f ad
mirers here where they were practlcuPy strangers before.
Makes Reduction
Italian Sailors
Deserted. Ships
Of All Wages
in Tfïlüe Mills h,Vthc«Iared the fnr*n,cr r<,I,icf f,>rc*'s ii,nc durirp tho wlntcr 8onson' Thl*
Taken to Fiume
assurance o f enough votes to c j|y hnB j,01.n Badiy deficient |n good
pass the legislation nnd were deter- Lnnds for some time ns the homo
OFFICERS OF SUB-CHASER AR E TW ENTY-TW O PERCE N T REDUC- ,ni” C<) to 1,0 ill
¡band did not receive the proper supTREACIIEROUSLY BOUND
TION W ILL BE MADE NEW
|^O bjection o f Senator
Lodge o f port om| the poopi0 hero are really
YORK ANI) NEW ENGLAND
Massachusetts, the Republican lender, hungry for good bnnd music. The
BY CREW
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uml o f Scnntor Glnss, Democrat, Vir. orchestrn o f tho Million Dollar band
,n A * * * iit * <i • ^ *4)
.n. -p.,
rr.M>
glnin, todny blocked consideration o f is saU, to bc nmonj. thQ best in tho
LONDON, Dec. 9.— Officers
.cers o f nn
BOSTON, Dec. 9— A wage reduc- the pending resolution directing r c - ’ ^ y n ^ . nnd thcrc will bo many opItalian submarine chaser were
A-cre trench- tion o f twenty-two and one-half per vlvn, of tho War Finance Corporation portunit|eB during thc week to hear
crously bound and gagged
ed by their cent In the textile mills n New E n g ->om| the extension o f more libcrnl (he on;hestrn and it will really bq a
crow and taken to Flume, says a MiInnd and New York state was fore- crcdits to farmers bp thc reserve mUBlcn| feitival o f the highest elasa
Ian dispatch-describing the desertion
cast in a statement of textile mnnu- bnnking system. Thi*
Republican for one Wcck
The "13” Club doe*
o f tho Y«»«el from blockading fleet,
fneturers employing three hundred lcndpr M |d timc had not been given , - nthln„
h„lvcs and thev nre nutD’ Annunzio addressed the crew amid
thousand persons.
_ fo r senators to study thc proposition ^
SanfJrd on thc map cverj' day.
cheers. Tho officers later were reand suggested that manufacturers o f Stand ^ h in d them, everybody.
lensed and left on a train.
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w iif p ic
t o m p i f t k
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p r o j J . fo r H .v . no e r r . , no c . . or w o.rr blU, * « « J g
thn slntrlo venr nf 1019 wns *25 000- no taxes to worr>* them for the air is the resolution.
h n v in c
"a n ,e .
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. enntor Norris, Re- American friendship to take officia l
000 greater than the total o f $125,000000 expended on nil projects constructed up to the close o f thc Inst
fiscal year, according to the annual
«..rvice
made nubile vesterdsv The value o f
fn c nnd theY cnn *ci lot8 o f “ trav*
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° i tW
° f tJ,®>nnJ,-?:rlt,8h acUvJ f“ fn
f Hlng through Florida In thc w inur measure, also declared the matter America o f Prof. Eamonn de Valera.
Thia home ia complete In every parbc accelerated.
, "president o f the Irish republic,’ ’ ac“ cular nnd is built on a Reo chassis
Jhc ««oluH on :now is on the senate cording to a statement made yesternnd bns
the folding beds nnd ta- CflIpndnr nnd cnn be cnllcd up nt nny dny by Andrew Bonar Law in the
and equipment that a Pullman time hy unanimous consent, or by house o f commons in response to ques-
close o f thc last flsenl venr accordIng to \ h c annual report o f the reclamntlon service made nuhlie vesterdnv
Thc value of crons oroduc-
have « d
. p>.c.
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for everything and everything is in P°ctirs said thiy hoped to have it
“ a P,acc. Mr. Adam» had this home
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bu,,t in Brockton, Mnss., nnd it was morning hour so ns not to conflict
bu ,-t according to his own plans and with the packer regulatory legists-
Z S t t S S L S t t i l cr -
.her.
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Horatio Bottcmle, Liberal,
later
nsked if the time »tad r o t arrived
when Great Britain should make serious representations to the American
the renort irom ■ R,ancc into thc interior, could tion which is due to come up tomor- government that any further tolcraca on reclamation in.ms, me
report
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mu* an imflni«h»i i*n.in-..
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ed on reclamation la-ida
£% NO PEACE UNTIL IRELAND SHALL BE FREE
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K n K,n n ,, w c r e
WASHINGTON, Dec. O .-T h c val- car day or night they can prepare n
,C
u« o f crons crow n on lnnds within mcfll
victuals, eat and sleep and nn“ P'ncw* ' n the hands o f the senate will request the United States gov--
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( ^ «rti were « n* markct* pour* i When you pass thc Herald office i MRS. McSW INNEY MAKES PLANS
\ • quart In d ye*tcrday “ t 65 clnnce in at the window and see that!
OF IRISH REPUBLIC
»•ted, ,h'# !cnr “ weíJ ’a Unie, it I.
PLAIN
new line o f box stationary fo r the
T. Squaih e / W| * * movinR Christmas trndc. You will want it
*hi- onk
P * nt and Pota(By Tk* Amcliu4 Fra«*.)
A sm. „ y
tables sold here pronto" and also “ depechu vous."
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Propon'hipped Ä
°|f pCp,Kïr haa
erte
in Ireland o f the Irish republic
bad
man
can
give
ethers
a
K
Wtlhl "the lost week.'
are resolved "that England ahull have
on being good.
ia
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' “ ■* difficulty as the farmers In obtain-, WOULD CURB
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RECLAMATION PAYS
• Mr.
u » am|
.m i Mrs.
m . . Adams
a ,luma nre knm
herc in
in 'in
'«ng
g needed
needed credit.
credit.
DE VALERA’S EFFORTS
DIVIDENDS IN CROPS
t}jeir home on whec,9 nnd
b-nator Gronnn snid that as soon
WORTH $-5,000,000 Qf
thpy >top thiB wondcrf u]
the testimony taken In the hearLONDON. Dec. O .-Tfu? Brfcisfr
not bo improved upon. This is the
said, was "just about twice as large”
life nnd Mr. and Mr». Adams seem to
per acre ns thb average yield o f tin*
hnvif found thc best part o f the cumpirrigated lands In the humid regions.
Ing out Idea— that of hqving a real
BROWERS TO LEAVE
home
on wheels where neither rain or
In Lee county more than 1,000
cold
weather
can bother them and
hunting licenses were issued
last
Rev. oAd Mrs. Charleu De W. Brow- month, this practically twla*> *s many tlwy are "a t home" wherever they
cr leave this week for Tampa, where na were issued last year.
stop the car.
Mr.' Brower will take the-^aatorate of
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A MUSICAL FESTIVAL
GRAFT MONKEY
GLANDS ON
DUNGEON GIRL
WAS W AR TIME COMMANDER OF
THE UNITED STATES
.
FLEET
j í ? now b i« Dr 0— Strawber- A\C*
Imnce on 3 *hnlnf to make this
Have Been Engaged to Play
Christmas Week
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no peace, that the world will have no
nonre until our republic is rccognized,’ \Mrm. Muriel MacSwinney, widow o f Lord Mayor of Cork, declared
before tho commission o f the commlttce o f one hundred i n v e s t i g
Irish conditions. She said relief was
necessary as her count-; men were
starving.
rovf afl unfinished »business.
tion o f do Valera nnd the conferring
The «cnatc agriculture committee on him o f municipal honors, was an
u'hlch reported the resolution in the unfriendly act. This was greeted with
meantime will resume hearings tomor- cries o f “ No.”
row wlth * view of devising other
Mr. Bonar Law answered: “ I think
remedial legislation for the produc- there is no doubt that we would, front
*’ r** Toboccao men from
Virginin *iu* diplomatic’point o f view, hava'tht
arc e*P*<ted to be heard tomorrow, right to take .tho course suggested.
Congressional consideration o f the but It ia not a question o f right but
methods to aid in restoring normal what is expedient"
business conditions appeared in the
Responding to another query tho
offin g today *ith the announcement speaker taidt
thnt majority members o f the ways
“ Undoubtedly
very vigorad*
nnd means committee would meet in campaign is being made in America
conference tomorrow to discuss aleg- against this countrv, but so 'n r w »
islntivc program wlt’J respect
to have found that the Americat^ can
commerce and industry.
be trusted to look at the matter from
a t i n g ----------------------------- a sensible point o f view.”
to be booming like an oil town. The V”
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motor tourist colony there is nearing
jf a man itch-* fo^ fame It usually
the 1.00Q mark.
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H A R O LD LLO YD in “ A N Y OLD PORT
A lso “ TOPICS OF THE D A Y ”
COMING
Lquisc Glaum in "T h e Lone Wolf's Daughter", Geraldine Farrar in "The
Riddle Woman", William S. Hart in "The Toll G ale" "Huckleberry Ficn " " Ktir.ortfqtie"
Foreign Banks in the Republio
Heretofore in Control of
Her Currency.
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Chars« Commissions Whenever the
Coins o f On* City Aro Changed fer
Those of Anothsr—American’ s
Interesting Exporlenco. *
and In many cuses when the‘ tim slTHE SIXTY-SIXTH
cotnes. at the end of five years' con-'
v
ANNUAL Mi
tlnuous service, to go home on six
FLOIi
months' leave at full pay, the clerk is
not able to go because he owes too
much to the compradore and has to
, ,
use his vacation money to pay his En™llmcnt o{ mc*9n
debts.
“ “ or.
The Chinese compradors sre well10:30 Address o f
eduented men nnd, speak English flu- ®ponsc.
ently. They gase with surprise at a • 11:00.— The annual
stranger who miy address them In the B. Col^M adison; alts
old-fashioned pldgeon English. After Rightmlre, Daytona.
a moment’s pause tho comprsdores
.............
.# „
will explain, “ Pardon me; J do not
S
’ ”
C°
quite grasp your meaning. Do you
^ S O .-A d jo u r n m «
wish to change some moneyl" Then
Aftcrac
tlie traveler, realising that he has been
2:1*3.— Devotional
“ stung" bjr the hotel clerk who told S. Thomas, Phoenix,
him to talk that wny, replies: “Oh.
2:45.—'The report c
yes. please. I wish to
draw some and the
of ^
money upon my letter of credit," and M. „ , ona £ 1 r
w
the Incident closes.
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(Continued from page on e)
|;, has done excellent work in obtaining
<> quarters fo r the conference guests
< I during.their stay here.
|J
Trinity church« host to the confcr; ; ence this year, is Jus* winding up the
«> most successful fou r year period in
j ! its history* under the pastorate o f
\ | Rev. S. W. Lawler, D. D., who haa
* | been one o f the busiest men in Tails*
<» hassee preparing fo r the conference.
11 The program follow s:
| 11
Wednesday, December 8th
j 'I 9:00 a. m.— Opening o f conference
«»I— Bishop Warren A . Candler, presid
o injfI \I
Of welcome, C apt R. A.
New York.—The new currency aystom that Is to be Introduced In China
. (a the near future will make a consldr, arable difference to Ihe foreign banks,
* .m ostly British, which have had con
i' *trol o f the money circulated In tho
Scltuate, Mass.— Residents of
p . country for the lost BO years. Prscthe 8outh Shore cgught large
tlcally tho only money mads by the
quantities of flsh without net.
fc Chinese government was the “each,"
line or halt-when thousands of
' aa It was called, a brass coin with a
Rprrllng nnd smelts were left by
g hole In the center so that It could bo
the tide on the beaches nftor Im
; carried on a string by the poorer
mense
schools had been driven
Sm<lawes, and valued at 1.000 to the
ashore by lurger flsh. In many
. Mexican dollar.
places the flsh were seven Inches
*- * The system o f exchange and com
deep.
They were quite fresh nnd
’ mission by which Ihe foreign banks
edible, nnd people cam« with
were able to pay their stockholders
wagons nnd automobiles to
*’■ from 40 to BO per cent, with occasional
gnthrr them.
handsome bonuses, was very simple,
v The nominal money In China wns taels
made o f silver and shaped like a tiny
j wooden shoe. As taels were not In
Furs All Hsr Fortuns. -‘
f l ’ circulation In the country they were
"Alaska produces a large variety of
. changed Into Mexican dollars, so that beautiful and valuable furs upon
the bank drew two commissions In land," Huys Andrew J. Stone In the
. cashing a draft or a letter of credit, Century. “ It tins 13 varieties of bears,
■X one for changing It Into taels and an six species of fox—black, blue, cross,
other for changing from taels Into dot- red. silver and white—and all comlars.
monjnnd furs. The skins of Its foxes
Marking ths Dollars.
are of the highest quality nnd nre
Each port and city o f any Impor larger than those produced tn any
tance had Its own particular manner other conntry. The Afaska- moose Is
'
o f marking Mexican dollars except the largest land ahlmal found on the
:;V. Hongkong and Shanghai, where they western hemisphere. The meat Is as
£ wore circulated Intact. At Foochow choice aa the best of beef and the
the dollar bad a hole punched through skin makes excellent footwear and Is
Choose pianos for your models,
tho middle; at Amoy a piece was much worn during the winter months.
Copy them' with tireless care;
1 ¿Upped from the aide and it was
The caribou, like the reindeer, lives
C known as a “ chop” dollar, and at 8wa- almost exclusively upon tuossei, nnd For their attitude is always
Either upright, grand or square,
v '' tow a stamp was made in the middle Inhabits nearly alt parts of the coun
o f the colo, These dollars Vvere only try except the southern coast country.
good for their face value at the port They nre found In Inrce herds nnd
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
o r city to which they belonged, and supply man with millions of pounds
erything in the office supply line that
a person taking a Foochow dollar to of meat.
you are needing. The price is right
Amoy would have to pay a commission
also. Let us fit you up with your
I
f
a
man
has
a
long
head
and
a
at the bank to have It exchanged for
local currency, and the same thing oc strong arm he ought to make good. stationery and office supplies.
curred when ho carried Amoy money
- to 8watow, No matter how often the
Mexican dollar had to be changed the
banks got' their commission and the
traveler paid.
' ' ' A New York business man tested the
plan by changing a 820 hill Into Mex. lean dollars In Hongkong and then exchnng’ ng the money for local currency
at each port going up the coast, and
visiting Peking and Tientsin. Amoy,
’ - Swatow, Foochow and other places en
An^ your thoughts turning to gifts and something fo r
route. Ily the time he reached Sliniigfriends, for family, for eumo one somewhere. What a
£ bn I he bad nothing left of his 820 bill,
wonderful idea that
- , and had not spent n cent of tL The
banks had taken It all tn commissions
’.
on exchange.
.
Before the war the Mexican dollar
was worth 53 to B5 cents In China,
and .at present, on account of the rtsoi
In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for those
In ths price of allver, the American l
who hsd a Christmas Savings Account with us this year
dollar Is worth shout 90 cents In Hong- ]
to come in now and get their money for gifts or for some
, . kong and Shanghai In the Iocs) cur
good
cause.
rency.
IS THE GIFT O P TODAY MADE MORE IM PO R T A N T
UY THE UNCERTAINTY
OP THE MONEY M ARK
E T , THE F A L L IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTIONAN D »¿EVER IN OUR HISTORY DID
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A| STRONG
APPEAL TO_YOUNG AN D OLD
ALIK E.
T o you today and start you o ff with a Christmas Sav
ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has
one and then U ik it over with—
THE PEOPLES BANK
TH E R E
FORE YOU TU RN AT ON CE TO OUR STORE, YOUIfc
j pell, secretary o f the general Sunday
school board.
Thursday, December 9th
9:00 a. m.— Conference session. A f
ternoon and evening sessions devot
ed. to Christian educational
move
ment. Addresses by Dr. II. N. Sny
der, Dr. 0 . E. Goddard, Dr. E. B.
Chappell, Dr. F. S. Parker and Bish
op Candler.
«
Friday, Dec. 10th.
9:00 n. m.— Conference session. A f
ternoon— Lnymcn’s movement L. P.
McCord, Jacksonville, chairrpan.
7:30 p. m.— Missionary anniversary,
Dr. J. B. Mitchell, chairman.
Saturday, Dec. 11th.
9:00 a. m.—-Conference session. A f
ternoon— Social service, Dr. W. A.
C'-ipcr, cl.?"
• K p. m .--ilou id o f finr.o‘4 nnr.Jversary.
Address by Dr. Luther
Todd.
^
Sunday, December 12th.
. 11:00 a. m.— Bishop Candler will
preach in Trinity church. Services at
other churches will be conducted by
visiting ministers.
7:30 p. m. —Sermons in the var
ious churches by visiting ministers.
The conference will probably close
its work fo r the session some Unuf
Monday, Dec. 13, the last item on the
program being the reading o f the ap
pointments by the bishop.
STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.
•
FO R YOU AND YOUR FOLKS,
HAVING
ALW AYS'
BEEN AND A L W A Y S W ILL BE TIIE STORE WHERE;
YOU CAN BU Y SUITABLE GIFTS A T
CH R ISTM A S
TIM E OR AT A N Y TIME AN D AMONG
T nE M
CAN ENUMERATE A F E W
FOR
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS;
WE:
SUGGESTIONS::
ID EAL
F IR E L E S S
COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH
ESTER PERCOLATORS AN D CASSEROLES, PYRE3C
W A R E , ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND
FOR THE KIDDIES
A COMPLETE LIN E OF D AISY AND KING A IR R I
FLE S, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES,
VELOCIPEDES^
WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE:
LIN E OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, TH E BEST
SORTMENT W E EVER HAD ~
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AT PRE-WAR PRICES
When you pass the Herald office
glance in at the window and see that
new lino o f box stationary fo r the
Christmas trade. You will want it
"pronto” and also "depeche vous.”
Office supplies at the Herald.
*.'1- 1*'
■ lu sL*a
Immediate:
EDWARD
Phone 331
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HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS
Christmas Savings
Handled by Chinamen,
Caah transactions In Jho banka
throughout China are all handled hy
Chinamen, called compradores, who
■re bon fled In amounts varying from
1100,000 to 8250,000, according to tha
■tatus of the house and the amount of
financial liuulntss transacted.
The
clerks, usually sent out from London,
examine the drafts, ghecks or letters
presented at the counter In the hank
and, after Initialing them for payment,
the comprsdores hand out the money.
On gccount of the "chli-" system,
which .means credit until the flrst. of
the raoutb/tho employe#* o f the blinks
a ri Usually In (l&t to the cohiprsdores,
EN D U RABLE
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�PAGE TWO
TUB SANFORD UAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1920
THE STORE THAT’ IS D IF F E R E N T
B. Y. I». U. CLASS
Graduates at Monroe Hare Interest
ine Exercises.
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MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY.
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
W EEK .
Entire Stock of Phonographs.
One o f the most enjoyable affairs
that our people have had the picas*
nrr t& -witness wbh the graduating
exercises o f the B. Y. P. U. training
Editor.
Phone 428
class, held at the Church Sunday at
7:30 p. m. The church was beautiful*
state. Mrs. Blackman is state chair- |y decorated with palms, ferns nnd
man of Education.
|a profusion o f cut flow ers. Tha Class
The ladies who attended this meet- CXerèises consisted o f
songs and
ing were:
Mrs.
Galloway.) Mrs, scriptural readings.
Rev. E. Lee
Key, Mrs. Loucks,
Mrs. Blackman, Smith, o f Orlando,
pastor o f £ e
Mrs. Morgan; Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. church, read nn essay on Education.
Fox, Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Mcisch, |Mrs,. Smith, the pastor’s wife, sang
Mrs. Leonard! and Mrs. T. M. Pules* tw 0 beautiful solos during the eventon.
ing. The Literary address was de-
Instruments at Cost
Thursday—
%
Duplicate Luncheon Club with Mrs.
E. F. Houaholder.
Mrs. Frank Leo W oodruff gives a
Tea for Mrs. Frank Lee W ood
ru ff, Jr.
Friday—
n iw p n
„ n i i q p Hvercd by Dr- a K* Armstrong, of
Mrs. T. L. Dumas entertains at
DANCE A T I ARISH HOUSE
Jacksonville, State . Secretary o f thé
bridge for Mrs. Arthur Hazzard
The dance given last evening un- B y p U ( «„fter which Dr. Arm*
der the auspices of the Social DeM8lltcd by Bro. Smlth prc.
and Miss Mary Lenoir.
T. N. T. with Mrs. Donald Smith.
pnrtment o f the Womans Club was K||tc|j dipIomaB to the followinir
Evening—D. A. R. ” iih the Misses quite a success.
graduates: E. R. Swaggerty, J. TilMunson.
Saturday—
Cocilian Music Club at 3 o'clock In
the Studio o f Mrs. Fannie S.
Munson.
EVERY-WEEK BRIDGE CLUB.
The Every-weck' Bridge Club w as
charmingly entertained by Mrs. A. R.
Key at her home on Park avenue,
Wdoncsday afternoon.
Bridge was played by the regular
club members and an extra table.
The club prize was won by Mrs. Lake,
a Mnderia roll nnpple and Mrs. Gal
loway won the guest prize, a boudoir
bottle.
' M ost ' sumptuous
refreshments,
consisting of a salad and an
ico
c iu is e were served.
The club and the following guests
were present: Mrs^ Rice, Mis. D u
mas, Mrs. Hazzard and Mrs. Gallo
way.
PICNIC TO TANGERINE
A very pleasant party which m o
tored to Tangerine Monday and met
a party o f people from Orlando f o r
a picnic lunch were: Mrs. A. R. K ey,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Dumas,''Mrs. Houa
holder and Miss Marion Phillips. The
party from Orlando came with Mias
Edith Chamberlain.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB.
The Fortnightly Bridge Club met
with Mn^ I.. P. McCuller Wednesday
aftcrnqpn.
Bridge was played at two tables
by members of the club and the fo l
lowing guests: Mrs. Connolly, Mrs.
Ball, Mrs. Langley and Mrs. A. B.
Wallace.
Mrs. Connelly won the
prize fo r high score,, a cut glass
flow er basket
Tho house was very tastefully dec
orated in red roses and poinsettas.
A t the conclusion o f tho game a
delicious salad course was served.
RECIPROCITY MEETING IN D E
LAND.
Quite a good number of members
o f the Sanford Woman’s Club motor
ed to DcLand Tuesday to attend the
Reciprocity meeting o f the DcLand
W oman’a Club.
*
Mrs. Blackman, who was of the
party from Sanford, ndded much to
the program by a very interesting
talk on educational affairs In the
e is
xour Kjnance
Christmas Goods:
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$ 75.00 Phonographs
100.00
125.00
150.00
200.00
'
”
: 60.00
70.00
30.00
110.00
125.00
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$2.00 Records
,1.50
•’
'■1.25
”
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HON. F. P. FORSTER
DONATES TO THE HOSPITAL
Our hospital is ever in the minds
nnd hearts o f thd best citizens o f our
city, ns evidenced by the numerous
gifts that aro^continually being made
toward itc maintenance. This time,
it Is Hon. F. P. Foster, our1 next rep
resentative in the Florida legislature,
who has handed to the president of
the hospital a generous donation, with
the request that it be used In what
ever mnnncr may seem best to the
executive committee. Mr. Foster is
n friend o f all good institutions, nnd
we expect good results from his ser
vices in the legislature, especially
along humanitarian and- educational
ljncs.
T. W. LAWTON,
President.
TURKEY AND CHICKEN
DINNER
OYSTERS, TOO.
DECEMBER 15th and 16th
From 6:00 to 8:30
$1.00 per plate
Also Catholic Bazaar at the
Parish House
Everybody Invited
611-flt
The Herald Printing Co. has ev
erything in the office supply line that
you are needing. The price Is right
also. Let us fit you up with your
stationery and office supplies.
It’s easy f o r an old oachelor to get
marricdvwhcn a widow camps on his
trail.
TRAIN 8CHEDULE
Corrected on November 15, 1920,
Southbound
Arrivo
____2:30 a. m.
____
____1:28 p.m .
____2:5^ p.m .
____7:30 p..m.
Departs
2:40 p. m.
8:40 a.m .
1:38 p.m.,
3:20 p.m.
7:45 p. ni.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-0
20 aero, ono 10 acre Sanford li
North Bound
, Arrive '
Departs
Walking distance to city. Tws S
1:48 a.m .
2:03 a.m .
com er Center and Elm Avc. T|
____ 11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m.
lots west side Palmetto avc., W
____ 2:35 p.m .
2:55 p.m.
from Eleventh S t Moke offer. Bj
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than
____ 4:00 p.m .
4:05 p.m.
Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St, I
25 cents, and poaitirely no classified ads charged to anyone.
Cash
208-1*
Angeles, Calif,
____ 10:00 p. m.
must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit ac
Leesburg Branch
See reduction in prices a i
cordingly.
Shoe & Clothing Co.
IB]
Arrivo
Departs
____
7:30 a.m .
J FOR SALE— 1 Vi H. P. .and 2JJ R
FOR RENT
____
7:35p.m.
FOR RENT— One nicely furnished
____ 4:00 p.m .
room, 320 Oak Ave. Phone 308-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
____ ,11:55 a. m.
187-tfc
ROOM
AND
BOARD, $11 per week, FOR SALE—Dodga touring car,
Trilby Branch
model. Good condition and
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
100 p ast First street, over Union
Departs
Arrivo
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Pharmacy.
---------- 7103-tfc tires, one extra. -Robert E B*n
8:00 a. m. Avenue.
____________________ 157-tfc BATTERY TROUBLES? Do not run
3:25 p. m. FOR RENT— One nicely furnished
M. J. Bradford’s Mattress F<
___ 0:30 p. m.
room fo r one or two gentlemen or
5th atrect and Cypress ave. 21
___ 2:00 p.m .
nico couple. Can have use o f garage.
Christmas boxes o f oranges st
Oviedo Branch
Phone 23 for particulars.
206-tfc
G. W. Spencer, Phone 400. 2W4
Arrive
Departs FOR RENT OR LEASE—Work shop — «®y Bros. Phone 548, old
___ 11:00 a. m.
At a Big Bargain
Twenty-five head of Cows, milkers
and springers and forty head o f
yearlings, and two heifers, cans,
bottles and dairy equipment mule
All to be Sold at very
Reasonable Prices
Come and See Them Now.
ROSELAND D A I R Y
Lake Monroe
This line comprises:
Columbia,'Starr, Stigir
and Regina Phonographs. ' A ll ne,w and first
class goods. .
The Records are the famous Columbia line and
are right up-to-date.
W e have a few Gennett Récords that will sell
for 50 cents each.
These prices cash. Install
ment prices 10 per cent higher.
on A. C. L. track formerly ocru- Garige.
17
pled by S. O. Shnnholster, Sanford
Buy your post cards at the Hi
Mach. & Fdry Co. Phone 02. 208-tfc office. Beautiful.views, lc each
•Daily, except Sunday,
FOR RENT— Large store room with
small office space reserved. Ap
N Seems to Sustain Darwin.
ply Elder Springs Water Co., 107 W.
Something tike half u century ago First St. Phone 311.
210-6tc
a Dutch army surgeon. Eugene Dubois,
unearthed In Java ’nomo bones. There FOR RENT—Two rooms furnished
wns part o f a skull, two molar teeth
for light housekeeping. 1320 West
and the frnjpnent of a thigh. Science First street.
210-Otp
has not yet solved to Its own satisfac
tion the problem presented by these
vestiges of a once living thing. But LOST— Western Union branch de
science is fairly well convinced that
posit book. Finder please return
whatever the nature of the jK-Ibr
to Western Union office.—J. P. Hall,
thing for which they formed part of
. 180-tfc
•he frame It belonged to‘ nn era so Mgr.
remote that the Interval must be
counted In hundred* of tbohsnnds of
years, perlinp* 500.000 year*, and selen
line Imagination itas .reconst rurted
from ihwe bones n tiling Hint uppronche* lbe human in Us character
istics.— Exchange.
Everything for the offlco at tho
Herald Printing Co. Wo can fit you
out with all that you need in fine
printed stationery and office supplies
o f all kinds.
FOR SALE— L. C. Smith No. *
good condition. See R. T. SUk
er, 116 Laurel Avc. *
2lj
See reduction In »prices at
Shoe <& Clothing Co.
WANTED
FOR SALE—'Type writer tU b ir p
cn hose, porch iwin^, preserve Jj
Jelly glasses and odd pieces of*
Buy your post cards at the Herald nlture, 101 Seventh St.
FOR SALE—One pair good &
WANTED— Your old batteries to re
cash or terms.— Bryan Auto 0
III
build. Let us mako your starting
and lighting a pleasure. W o are au
SNAPDRAGON
thorized “ EXIDE” dealers and have
a Battery fo r all makes automobiles.
PANSY PLANTS
“ EXIDE, the Giant that lives in a
LOST OR STRAYED— One red pig, box.”— Ray Bros, phone 648, old We have lots o f them- 25c P*1
$1,50 per hundred
4 months old, I f found notify E. Ford Garage.
179-J/c
B. Randall, Jr., 825 First Street.
STEW ART T n E FLORIST
101-tfc WANTED— House or apartment of 3
814 filyrtle Avenue
or 4 rooms, unfurnished, fo r man
LOST— Browp cantco pin, circled with
pearls. Lost somewhere on First and wife with two school children.
Best of references, Seç or write, G.
street. Return to 703 Oak. Reward.
B. S., Job depL, Herald office,
dh-tf
Mrs. C. F. Marshall.
BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS
LOST— Since Nov. 20th, from
my ____________ FOR SALE_____________
home on Orlahdo road, one Low- WANTED—Second hind farm imple- AT TH E HERALD, EACH—
ellyn setter. Suitable reward for In-! ments, mule, garden tools, etc.
formation leading to recovery o f th isaPhono 112.
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211-3tp
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THE SAN FORD D AILY HBRALD.
M E N ’S F U R N IS
Ç o ld
W e a th e r
Heaters
Cook Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Gas Stoves and
Ranges
Hardware
National Madza Lamps
25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts.
20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts
Everything Electrical
Expert installation and
Repair Work
GILLON& F R Y
fbeof 1H-
115 M**n°U*l Are.
From the Foundation
to the Roof
HILL LUMBER CO.
Q u a lity -S e r v ic d -P r ic e
We Guarantee All
Battery Repairs
Firry Rsltery repair we make
Is
fursoterd for six months. We are
to do this because In repairing
Mike of battery we are licensed
to oie patented features which have
••de Vests batteries famous.
S e r v ic e C o.
Phone 189
Pressure—Neuritis
The "Logical Treatment"
ENERGIZER ”
For Many Human Ills
ft*?M a
Rheumatism
W " - - ----- 1 !
Lord's Purity Water
Ax Good u the Best
P .»l!rS m lce
DREW L E S S 0 N S F R 0 M NATURE
KNOW MONjEY BY PICTURES
College Professor Who Had torn«
Original Views Kept Students
Awake.
Haw Thoae Who Handle Many Billf
Find It Comparatively Easy to
Tali' Bad Ones, ** ’***
It Is a comparatively eaoy matter
At college we had a professor o f
to
become an expert In the quick han
mob'll Ine design who was ■■ original
dling
of money, and also to detect bills
In his views as he was able In hla
subjects, writes John H. Van Deven that have been raised, according to
ter In Industrial Management. . One those who. have tried. \ large pro- •
of his pet theories was the Inler-r*-, portion o f tt\b bills now In circulation I
letloc bejwefn pnture and correct de are federal reserve notes. Those In 1
sign. "Boys," he would say, "there common use hare Identification char- j
hgf htven only one. designer who never j actcrlstlcs, In addition to the numer
ninde a mistake, and the more we 1 als, easy to memorize.
Cnshlcrp who handle large and small
study Ilfs work the better machines
hills rapidly usually memorize the por
wc will build.
"When you put legs under a ma trait on the bill* which are large
chine think of a horse or a cow, and enough to he unmistakable 09 the ma
get them as far apart as you can— jor mark of Identification. with the
don't get too much overhang at either numerals as the minor nld. The-two
combined nre well-nigh Infallible, save
end."
And, speaking o f a counterbalance, In the case of clever counterfeits.
As the raising of hills Is accomplish
‘‘Shull the ksngarooj there Is" not n
prettier example o f equilibrium In all ed wIRi the numerals, familiarity with
positions. The further orer he leans the pqrtrnlts, anil comparison, will ver
the more hla tall comes Into action ify the proper denomination of the
hills. ‘ T h e portraits on the federal
off the ground."
reserve
hills In everyday use are as j
And again, In speaking of general
design. ‘ 'Wherever poss|btf, try to follows’:
Oue-dollnr notes, portrait of George
Work for elasticity as against rigid
ity. You And very little"¿f Uie rigid Washington.
Two-dntlar. notes, portrait of.Thomas
In nature and little trees often su.vlve
*
a gale by bending, where big ones ore Jefferson.
Flve-dollar notes, portrait of Abrablown down."
All of which was undoubtedly very- hnm Lincoln.
Tcn-dollnr notes, portrait of Andrew
true, and made tpore of gn Impression
Jackson.
on his hearers thnn some
ti.r inure
Twenty dollnr notes, portrait of Gro
complicated mathematical demonstra
ver Clevelandtions that followed.
Flfty-dollnr notes, portrait of U. 8.
Grant.
HELD FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL
Ilundrad-dollar notes, portrait of
Benjamin Franklin.
Englishman ths Founder of Institution
Now Recognized as a Force of
HAD HAZY IDEA OF FINANCE
Our Civilization.
thoughtful,
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sensible gift fo r everyone. F or
grown-ups, It brings independ
ence of hot, crowded street eajra
— a wealth o f healthful enjoy
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children, It bringa the best o f
childhood fcport, a aure, certain
wny of building health and
strength and good times all the
time. We have models far men
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a n d V a r i e t y in Y o u r
S e le c t io n o f C h r is t m a s
Select Orlando’s Largest D e
partment Store as your shop
ping headquarters.
This store has grown to be Orlan
d o’s largest store through the
merits of the Merchandise and
the con seq u en tly increased
patronage o f the greater num
ber of the people of Central
Florida.
The first known Sunday school was Queer Notion Hsld by Old Wash
White Common’ to Many Inves
started In 1812 1^ n l|tt|e Tillage in
tors, Accofd|qa *9 Lawytr. 0
I
England By Robert Rnlkcs, atp&n o f
.9 .
V.
tr*
f
moderate means, qnd with no official
At a dinner In New York the other
church connections.'
IJpIlicjj lived In
Where All Central Florida Shops*
Gloucester, snd was a regular, attend day n prominent lawyer noted for
ant at Sunday church services. One his activities In rounding up InvestSunday morning he left his door step 1 w®0* swindlers told the following
to make hla slow and calm progress 1 K°°J story :
to the place of wurshlp when he was | “ I1** pitiful to see ho.v foolish a
halted by a burst o f profanity from the grrot. runny people nre when It come*
lips o f a small hoy about to bo on- ¡ 1° «.question of finance,
gaged In fistic bnttle with a ploymnte.
“ Old Wash White Is a good exninlIURCII
CONGREGATIONAL
Want n typewriter?
The Herald
The fight wos on before Halites could P*e o f financial foolishness. When
BAZAAR
has
the
agency
for
the
best
$85 type
ranch the spot, nnd the original hurst Wash's boss gait back to tlio Delta
writer
thnt
has
ever
been
put
on *he
of profnnlty was added tp by the ex from the North one day, he found the
old
man
driving
n
fine
young
mule
market
nnd
wo
will
have
a
shipment
Tho Indies union o f the Congrega
cited speclatAra.
hitched to a handsome wagon.
tional church will hold their annual o f new machines the last) o f this
Italkes stopped the fight, and per
"Now, Wash was a notoriously bpzaar In the Jones Cash Store on week. If you nre In the market for
suaded the entire group of h*ys to go
shiftless customer, nnd so his boss
to his home. He abandoned his In
Saturday, Dec. 11th, afternoon and a typewriter sec us before you buy.
tentions o f going to churah nnd s]>ent said to him:
evening.
Cooked food and fancy ar Herald Printing Co.
‘"W here did you get that splendid
the morning with telling Bible stories
ticles
will
be on snlc.
210-itc
turnout. Washington?'
In a fdmple fashion, nnd In (Jetting the
When old Adam ran the universe,
“
‘Ah
done
houghten
tt
nt
Magnolia,
hoys to help him In a singing program.
snh,*
snld
Wash.
Before the famous fall,
Thirteen 1» always an unlucky num
Thu next Sunday the entire crowd
‘"H ow much did It cost you?'
entile bock and brought their friends
He was n power In politics,
"'A ll done give mnh noie fo’ $200 ber to have at a table— when there Is
with thorn. The Sunday school wns
Till women spoiled it all,
only dinner for twelve.
,
established. The idea spread to other for It, snh.’
*
‘"G
ood
gracious,'
snld
.the
I
kibs.
English villages, jumped to France,
and then Germany, and lastly to the ‘ where do you expect to get $200 to
United Stntcs.
Sunday schools are meet your note when It fnll* due?"
“ Wash looked ustonlfilu-d and o f
now In operation In every civilized
fended.
nation In the world.
*•'Fo' de Liuvd’s sake, boss man,’
he «nld, 'yon rbn’ly don’ expeck me
is n few simple r u lc ^ fo r discovering
ter give muh note nn* pay, too?"
the genuine article. ™
Orlando, Fla.
THE BUILDER
j* A. RENAUD, Prop.
1N G S ! A N D . S H O E S
Y o w e ll-D re w C o,
EVERYTHING
for
Sanfcid B a lle iy
PAGE THREE
See bur Windows, or better still,
reduced in Rnce
e in and let us s
For
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920
p h o n e 66
Wasn't Addressing Tramp.
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On her way downtown tho other
morning the womnn stopped to sen a
sick friend, who lives on the first floor
of n remodeled private house with n
bedroom overlooking n nice old-fash
ioned hack yard. The window was
open and suddenly a loud voice broke
the calm o f the sick-room.
"You dirty hum. ihnt's what you
are," said the voice. "Of course you’ll
he coinin’ linrno now for your break
fast—nnd look at you. covered with
dirt. It's a hum you arc and not a
drop o f blue blood In you. Quit your
; ) 15 If»- peck Irish Potato*«.*. JO
whlnln,' you hungry siuynut. Me look
in' and unitin' for you last night and
; j Granulated Sugar ib___ .121!
worrying nl^ont you I Apd now' I sup
pose ynti wnnt to sleep njl «lay apd rest
21 -lb. Fresh Stock, Gold
up for. nptjther night. Ydu're Just like
tliq ryNtl of, ypur kind. It's n bum you
Medal Flour _________
_
1.80
■f’ -, are uiid nothin' else."
The woman leaned out of the open
6 lb«. Compound L ag!____1.00
« Indojv. tJrni sli* might se* t|je wryck
of Immunity the' tirade hnd visualized.
Meadow Gold Buttef, lb ... .68
| And there wns the comfortably built,
liu/nnnilutely clean Jnnltress letting In
her prise-winning Angora cat. Dough-1 +
•►
hoy l(nd! come home for breakfast,— J
New York Run.
I+
Reduction in Prices
SPECIALS AT
Hart, -Schaffner & Marx
and Clothcraft Clothes re-.
duced 25 per cent. Satis
factionguaranteed or money
back.
Sanford Cash
Grocery
s \ji ;th
brothers
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SHIPPING POOR STUFF
■Citrus growers today arc reaping
the result o f shipments o f green and
Immature fruit earlier in the season,
according to Dr. J. H. Rosa, presi
dent o f the Florida Citrus Exchange.
In addressing the monthly meeting
-of Exchange directors in Tampa on
TVednesday morning, Dr. Ross point
e d out thst early in the season the
growers had faced somewhat precar
ious market conditions. Prices then
-were good but conditions .produced
markets which needed to be "nursed
and fondlcâ," Instead o f which, Dy.
Ross declared, the growers literally
had "pounded delicate markets be
tween the eyes with a club o f green
fru it'
As n result citrus fruits which hnd
fo r a time been the only foodstuffs
to hold their ow n,Slave been forced
into the prevailing depression o f pric
es, said Dr. Ross.
Now that good
and edible fruits is going forwnrd, it
finds the way blocked by accumula
tions of immature fruit in the hands
at northern wholesalers and retailers'
The speaker discussed the general
business stagnation o f growers o f
c o m and wheat whose lot possibly is
m ore difficult than that o f Florida
citrus growers. Whether recovery of
the markets will be prompt or slow,
Dr. Ross declared ho would not try
to sty, further declaring he "knew
o f no man who now has the capacity
t o bo a prophet." He pieced the
blame fo r shipments o f green fruit
•with practically every section o f the
state, declaring the offenders to be
many and not confined to any section
o r clique.—Tampa Times.
And the lettuce growers c f this
and other sections are up against the
aame proposition and now that the
cold weather is heading up the let
tuce and the finest quality o f stu ff is
going fotward the price drops simply
because a few growers were greedy
enough to ship any old kind o f let"tope into a rising market and kill U
-off. It Is much easier to knock down
'the prices on fruits and vegetables
-than It is to boost- the price and only
•one thing will boost it and keep it
boasted and that is first the demand
and supply and shipping of good stu ff
a ll the season round. Some
day
Florida grtw ers -will leam this les
son and ship nothing hut prime fruits
and vegetables with
established
brands that mean just what they say
and tho buyers will then be certain
o f a good pack and prime stuff and
they will pay accordingly.
a
about 40 peT cent.
I to do many things with the Herald,
In other words, the $70 or $75 dot- there have been numeroui very iralara which each person had in 1910 portent things he could not do.
would not buy a particle more goods
He has been able to increase the
than the $30 which he had in 1914.
income o f the paper by 250 per cent
The total amount o f currency in a month, but that merely enabled it
circulation in 1919 would nottpay fo r to keep pace with the rising cost o f its
any more than the total amount in own production and to pay o ff a few
1914.
o f the old time debt« which had been
The government added billions to left as a legacy- by previous editors,
the circulation, but not one cent to tho
He has not been able to collect the
purchasing power of the public.
money due the paper from many o f
What good was accomplished? We its advertisers without a preliminary
were told—have been so told a mil- wrestling bout o f from three to six
lion times— that war calls for more months, and there arc hundreds o f
currency. Y et every w ar purchase dollars he has not yet been able to he hated to quit anything he had
took the same fractional part of the collect his subscriptions, in mnny ens- started.
entire voliime o f currency that it es, without first clubbing the subHe wilt sever his connection with
would have taken before the war.
scribcr into unconsciousness^
the Herald on January 1.
But while the benefits arc hard to
lie has not been able to obtain the
Pax vobiscum Hastings Herald,
discover, the evils arc apparent. In- financial backing o f local business
Gallon permitted debtors to settle men who have been loudest in their
with their creditors on -whiit was vir-» declarations that "the-paper Is a real
tually a basis o f forty cents on the paper for the first timd in its history
dollar.
•
and must be kept up," and in conscIt cut the receipts o f alt who hnd quence the paper has never had a
standing salaries about sixty per cent, working capital.
It took sixty per cent o f f the vnlue
The editor is tired o f finishing ovo f every trust nnd insurance fund in ery month with himself and his paper
existence.
dead broke.
Moreover, the war was waged
He is tired o f a surplus o f moral
Greatest Gift in the World
largely on credit.
The goverment support, which he doesn't need, and a
REAL ESTATE
borrowed 40-cent dollars which it will famine in financial support, which
hnve to repay in hundred cent do!- he does need.
iars. How this operates will be clearHo is tired o f keeping alive by his
FIRE INSURANCE
er when tim^a get back closer to the own unassisted and unsupported efnormal.
forts a local enterprise which is a
tie courtesies of this institution to
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
LETTUCE
Buy a Home
for a Xmas
Present
A m p le Stocks
Prom pt Delivery
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
E. F. L A N E
"The Real Estate M an"
mi *
M
Done m e a l
20« tir« SbNl
Castor Pomace
N O W MAKING
Pecan Nut Roll
Kainit
Fresh Daily
$1.00 POUND
Our Prices Will Saue
W ater’s Kandy Kitchen
You Money
BRADLEY MATTRESS FACTORY
Orlando, Fla.
ANOTHER EDITOR GONE
REDUCED
COM PANY
Mikes old Mattresses new at onethird the coat of a new one.
PHONE 804
16 BRYANT 8T.
ll-1511m o -p
«3.00 SHIRTS,
$3.50 SHIRTS,
Service That Counts
$t.00 SHIRTS,
now _______
W e have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and
Financial Responsibility
$1.50 SHIRTS,
now _____ _
$5.00 SHIRTS,
now
____
Wholesale Commission Merchants
$6.00 SHIRTS,
now ______
1304 East Cary Street
Car lot rcrcivcrs and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce?
Consignments Solicited
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
THE FOLLY OF INFLATION
Richmond, Va.
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Delivered Fresh Every Day
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KOKOMO, UNITED STATES
AND MILLER TIRES
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PORK and MUTTON
SAUSAGE o f All Kinds
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FOR THE FIRST
W elaka Building
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
CAR TER LUMBER CO.
A TRIAL SOLICITED
GARDINER'S
B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
CAKES
Pure Food Market Specials For Today
J. H. Tillis, Prop.
Phone 105
402 Sinford Ave.
ALL KINDS
FRESH EVERY
Siurton - Craft
o,
WEEK
dJeane uurner
4»T
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EUSTIS,
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WE DO
HEMSTITCHING AND
PICOTING
FOR THE TRADE
MAIL ORDLRS
GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
Sanford's Most Popular Hotel
SEMINOLE N O TE and GRILL
Under Management of
WALTER B. OLSON
Our Specialty-— Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
A la Carte Service all day
THE HOOVER
Suction Sweeper
Choice
Western and Florida
M eats
Veal, Pork, Mutton
Sausage
Christmas orders should b* ft*'
MRS. B. E. TAKACH
Proprietor
,
Corner of Park Avenue and
Commercial Avenue
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Tho Daily Herald aubscriptlon lilt
is growing ao rapidly that new car
rier boys i n necessary each week. I f
you do not get your paper promptly
phone 481.
en Barly.
B. E. WILLIAMS
or G. A. DREKA, DeLand
Daytona Beach
198- 20tp
that beautiful IW
o f box stationery at tho Herald
flee? Just tho thing fo r "The Gin
for Christmas. Get it printed wit*
her monogram.
�A t ■¡warn
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TUB 8AHF0RD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920
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Mention of
Mattare la Brief*
Personal Kerne
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Summary of the
' Floating Sm all...
Talk« Snccinctljt
Arranged for
Herald Reader«
MARKET R E P O T ................... . 1 . . .
*
Sanford, Fla./ Dec. 0, 1920.
Carlot Shipment« Irorn Entire Coun
try, Wednesday, Dec. 8th.
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Florida—Sanford section ______ ,.3 i
Florida—-Oakland section _________ ]
WEATHER
Of making that .purchase o f your Christmas Gift« at the sale price will end
TION8 IN FLORIDA FOR THE
New Y o r k ......... .................................... S
For Florida: Fair ahd conWEEK ENDING DECEMBER 7. California— Northern D i a t ________ 1
Saturday night. So also will your opportunity o f getting chances on the
^ ^ cool tonight; poMltily light
California—Southern D l s t ._______ 3(
many free prizes to be given away will end Saturday evening a t eight
bust In North portiom; Friday
Temperature:
Temperature aver
f,tr and somewhat warmer.
aged from 1 degree below normal to
o’clock an wq give the prize» away at 8:30.
>
Total, cars . . . _____________ 71
2 degrees,above. Freezing tempera Destinations o f Florida Shipments'
Hr*. S. F. HUI, of Indianapolis, Ind. tures occurred on’ two days in the in
Potomac Yards _______ i l ________ r
1« *aeixling the winter With her son, terior o f the extreme north, and frost
Waycroas
L. B- Hodglns and famllyr207 French formed in thh Upper central countries
Baltimore .
but w l^ ou t damage to crops.
New Y ork ,.
hese prices now that you have the chance. Our prices siwaya will be
Precipitation:
Except In' the ex Chicago . . .
Greatest weather ever.
treme west where rather heavy rains Florence . . .
a little lower than the average but after, this week we cannot or will
*
*
X cttn ce editing and shipping is on occurred, the total far the week was Philadelphia
«eil oar merchandise at a loss as.we are doing during this sale.
generally below the usual amount fo r Boston
~tu fa ll b last
the period. Showers occurred in all Jersey City
T b * price Is low but the real San-, divisions. The greatest amount re Washington
fun| lettuce is,bound to bring better ported fo r tho week was 1.30 Inches St. Louis
at Pensacola. There was no rain at
the near future.
some stations.
Total c a r s _________ _______ 40
The Million Dollar Band brought, Condition o f Crops: The weather
Total lettuce shipments from Florj X
,----- y people to the city yesterday and during the week was generally fa v
Ida this season to date, cars____413, Y
v t n they play here a week they will orable.
Although the rainfall was Total lettuce shipments from Flor|
bring many more.
deficient, the soil is in good condition
Ida last season to date, cars____428
over most o f the state. Tempera Shipping Point Information, Dec. 8th : ♦>
E - F . Adams and w ife, o f Brocton,
tures were much below the scaabnnl , SANFORD, F L A .:
Cool, clear.1A
M a » -, arc In tho city traveling thru
on several days, which was favorable Hnullngs heavy. Demand and move- ’ 4*4
in their "home on wheels.
fo r citrus fruits, oats, celery, lettuce, ment moderate, mnrkct very wenk, i
M . C. Holland Is beginning a re a l-, cublmge and other hardy truck, but ; marked drop In prices. Carlots f. o . 1 J
deitce on the four lots recently pur- night temperatures were rather un ib. cash track: 1 1-2 bushel hampers,
favorable fo r beans and other tender •B ig Boston, quality raid condition ! %*
chased' o f J. E. Spurllng on the
truck on several dnys, although nc wide range, mostly $1.-$1.25.
Fieigbts.
damage resulted from the frosts. Oat
Total Inst
v
Season
Geo. T>. Gunn, representing , the- planting continues in some localities,
New York Packer, Is In the city a f e w , and the work o f planting track Ifl ' California ___________________ 5323
Japan'* Stilphur Baths.
ANOTHER 'T O R Y
d*y* in the interest o f Tils publlca- ( more general. Most o f tho cane and IFlorida ..........................................2841
ON SAM WHITNEY
At tin* fool of Hie vttlcmiu Asamoynsweet potato crops hnvo been 'harv r Louisiana ____________________
3
turn.
w n c IS 100 YEARS O i.i) mu in .litpan there Is a coinNimtlon of
ested.
Ranges continue In fair to S ect.not yet shipping ............ %419G
hot Milpluir nml cold mineral hiiringh.
condition in the peninsula.
Chaa. Tvanhcr ha» purchased thru good(I coi
The bathing house con sluts of three
Editor Sanford ’ tcrnld:
J. E. Spurllng two
lots
on
the
T o t a l _________________ 12303
or four Hlihstimlhtl wootlen hulhltig
That w uh an interesting article in
Heights where he expects to build a CH Á IN . STORES
tanks, into which the hot water flows,
Telegraphic Repotrs from Important
/
the
Herald recently in regard to the nml n wooden pint form rutmlng nrotind
SUPERVISOR
HERE
nice residence.
Markets.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
100th birthday o f a Geneva negro, the room with cupboards and shelves
This ' morning’s jobbing sales—un
75c Peck
which cornea on Snturday, the 11th where the people dress,
David Price, supervisor o f
the
B. It. Olson has severed his con
/
less otherwise slated.
Hearns laid across the hathhtg tanks
Joncs'^Cnsh
Store
System
1s
In-thc
nection with the Seminole Hotel and
I ( “J ob b in i S a le ." mean. 1. a. I. .alca ¡ " " ‘ -¡l, but " lhl’ l,olt hl " n° ‘ t’ ™ " divide them Into little squares, a
Richelieu Coffee, I b . _____$ ,50
•win g o to Palm-Beach where he will city and wilt be here for some time I in inrge lots by original receivers to told.'
square
for
each
person.
On the 12th o f November, 1918, I
getting thd branch stord here, in good
Richelieu Roly Poly Cher
be with one of the clubs.
jobbers or other large buyers. Weath..
,
The duration of the time hath Is
working order and taking up a sys
cr report, at 8 a. m. today, local t im e ). w” " . » ° rkl" s ltl“ 1
regulated with great precision by the
ries, can ___________ _
1county enumerating! fnrm products, head attendant, nnd during tho ball)
Frank L. Miller has returned from tematic line o f advertising. The Jones
NEW YORK: 37 degrees, cloudy.
etc., and nt Kolokce, «bout
three from 180 to 200 half litre scoops of
* trip to Jacksonville where he at Cash Stores arc just now beginning
Itlchcliou Red Raspber
Calif 5, Fin. 8 nrrived. Supplies lib
tended a business meeting o f thd U n to b\jcak in nnd expect to have stores eral. Demand and movement limited miles front Geneva on the road to hot sulphur wuter are poured over the
ries, can _________ . . . . .75
Chuluota, I found n two-story log head of the bather.
dertakers and Embalmcrs ‘ o f
the in overy cit yof. any size in the state.
1
»market dull. Fla.’s 1 1-2 bu. hamp
house.
The lower room bad
unOperating upon the chain system dnd
state.
LET US HAVE YOUR OR*
ers, Big Boston, nnd crates, best $2.25 . . . .
,
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,
You want some o f those new nnd up
buying in large quantities -tho Jones'
DER FOR CHRISTMAS TUR
I2.C0, few ae high a . »2.75. Poorer cklnkcd cr“ ck>' bcl"K u"ed ■> “ "ort to the minute correspondence cards at
R A . Douglass has \purchnscd two , System stores figure on n
selling
aome
waaly.
»1.25.»2.U0.
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the Herald office. We can print your
fine Tots just north o f his rcsldcnco price that gives them 3 1-2.per tin t
crate.
Ieebere.
beat
meetly
»2.50.
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ARE ALL SOLD.
on the Heights where he is building ; profit end their prices nnd goods are
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Few »2.75.»j. Poorer, »1.00-»2.25.
IAn, «sc«l aettro ttreeted me chccrl y
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« splendid bungalow. This sale was sold everywhere at n very reasonable
BALTIMORE: 3» dettrece. cloudy. j “ nd Inalajed I etep inalde. Much to
----------- ------------- - y l
Mrs. A. II. Kllng, mother-in-law of
-made b y J. E. Spurllng. •
price. Nothing Is charged anp. noth Calif I. Fla. 3 arrived. 0 b„ V cn l™ y a o r p r l .e I f o o n d a wel|.eellod 3President-elect Warren G. Harding,
ing delivered which gives them a cara track. CIo.I or Wed and opeolnp j r“ m
" A 1 * ' “ r" l,bcd makes Daytona her winter home, and
Pat Murphy, the Irrepressible Irish- I smaller margin upon which to operThuredey. Demand and m ovem ent1» 1? ''•*'»Jn I c a 'h « upltolat.:md chain,. jins nlrendy nrrived there fo r tho
man who Is know nthroughout the ,nto and while arrangements may he
moderole, market ateady, price. hlBh . I f “ 11" 1" " 1,1 ,1'» rdwood
w!’ lte season.
length and breadth p t the state, was I mode later on fo r a paid delivery er.
Flo. a ,1Uallty fair, 1 1-2 b„ . Iron bed., with enawy-wh to coverintr,
here today In the lntercata o f his log- |with a small extra charge the Idea Is
floors nnd wnlls spotlessly clean nnd
'illative book that he has published on the cash and carry plan that is hampers, Big Boston, best mostly sweet smelling.
each session. Pat has many friends proving so popular everywhere. Mr. $2.50. Poorer $2.-$2.25; C alifs crates
It was such a Remarkably' kept O N E D A Y
O N l»Y
here where he lived at one time and Price states that ho wilt use more Iceberg, mostly $3.50.
house nnd in such an unexpected plncu
CHICAGO: 33 degrees, clear. Cal
they anc always glad to see him.
that I evidenced some curiosity to
jiTpnce In the dniiy paper to give the
ifornia 8 arrived. 18 cars track in
know the how and the why o f It all.
|people the prices and make the Jones'
cluding broken. Supplies liberal. De
MONROE CO U N IT VOTES .
The old man gave his name as
JCash Stores popular in this city just
mand* and movement moderate, mar
OVERSEA H IGH W AY #
Snm Whitney, and he explained ‘that
ns they arc proving popular in other
SPAN.tFLOniDA K E fS *cities. Watch tho Herald for furth ket weak. C n llfs crates Iceberg, $3- in one month he would bo 08 years
T H A T WILL BE HERE TH IS Y E A R !
$3.25, mostly $3.00. La. s 7-8 b
u
.
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e r particulars and go to the Jones' i
,
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that'bo believed the Lord would
hnmpcrs,
heads,
$1.-#1.25.
Quality
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Practicnlly without opposition tho
answer his prayer nnd spore him to
Cash Store nnd look them over.
and condition ordinary, 50c-$1.00.
election held today favored bonding
¡see his hundredth birthdny
before
CINCINNATI:
32 degrees, clear.'.
Monroe county for the sum o f $400,taking him home to heaven; nnd not
Get some o f those late postcards at
N o caylot nrrivnls.
1 broken car
000 fo r the purpose o f building an
hnvlng many more dny» to spend here
the H erald, office. Tho Valdez H o
track. Supplies light. Demand anti
additional olcvcl mile* o f county
(though he appeared fa r from being
tel, the Wciaka Block, the Seminole
movement moderate, market »lightly
highway along the key«/- forming the
fe e b le )' it was h!» wish to live In fils
Hotel and other points o f Interest.
stronger. C a lifs crates Iceberg most
R rit Bnk o f oversea thoroughfare to
upper room, which wns kept ns scnipOnly one cent each. Send a Sanford
ly $&00, few $3.25.
-the mainland which, when completed,
ously clean nnd bright ns It wns hu
cord to your friends. -<
CLfeVELAND: 29 degrees, clear.
w ill he the most picturcsquo driveway
manly possible lo make It, in antici
N o carlot arrivals. 6 cars track in
in tin the worTd, and will throw open
pation o f his entry into that wonder
cluding broken. Supplies moderate.
the door o f Florida and the United
ful pearly fvhitc city above. .
•
AT THE STAR THEATRE
•
Demand nnd movement slow, market
States to the people o f Key West and •
TODAY
•
As I arose to go ho spoke up very
steady. Cnllfs crates Iceberg, $2.50intervening keys. It will alsd aid
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earnestly nnd sincerely, "Young man,
Trained W ild Anim al and Old
$3.00. Fin’s crates Big Boston, $1.-wonderfully in development o f agri
when do you think this tcrriblo wnr
•
TOM MIX In
Buffalq W ild W est Exhibition
$1.50.
cultural and other great resources of
will come to nn en d ?" I replied "it
•
“ TERROR’'
•
PHILADELPHIA:
35
degrees,
A HISTORICAL, ETHNOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITIOI
the keys touched.
ended yesterday morning." Never
• Also FATTY ARBUCKLE In
•
cloudy. Calif 3, Fla 2 nrrived. 8
GREATER, NOBLER AND GRANDER THAN EVER BEFORE
have I seen a happie'r looking face, ns
•
"H IS WEDDING" N
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« cars track including broken. Demand
Hen» aeldom fight, but they often
ho anid: ¿‘l thank God for sending Kn La KGED AND RECONSTRUCT ED’ FOR THE PRESENT SBABOf
and PATHE NEWS
and movement
modernde, market
Lave a aetto.
» • • • • • •
you here to give me this good news.
steady. Fla.’» some poorly headed 1
Every dny since this country entered
THR EE
,1-2 bushel hampers, Big Boston, $1.25
the war I have held a prayer meet
$2.25, best mostly #2.00-$2.25. Crates
R IN G
ing here in this room nnd prayed for
$2.25-$2.E0. C a lif» cfates. Iceberg,
It* to end, and now the old mnn’s
$2.50-$3.25.
300-HORSES M ARVELOU S B EA U TIES
prayer Is answered."
PITTSBURGH: 29 degrees, clou
- He then asked, "Would you mind
dy. ^Callf 1 arrived. Opening prices
rending something to me out o f this
Thursday. Demand and movement
book?” nnd handed me a copy o f the
stow, market stronger. Califs crates
gospel o f SL John. I read from tho
Iceberg, $3-$3.50.
14th chapter, nnd ns I closed the book
ST. LOUUIS: 38 degrees, cloudy.
ho anid: "Now I would liko for you
OPEN CAGES OF RA REST W ILD ANIM ALS
Calif 1, La. 1 arrived. Supplies lib to Ict?mc pray before you go. I have
eral. Demand nnd movement slow,
henrd many people pray,—Methodist
market dull. C a lif» crate» Iceberg, bishops, eloquent preachers, good lay SEE ROYAL’S FAMOUS HERD OF .PERFORMING ELEPHANTS WH<
HAVE DELIGHTED f H E IIEA RTS OF THOUSANDS OF SPECmostly $3.00. La.’s bushel hampers, men,— but never have I heard a more
Big Boston* mostly $1.50. Sugar bbls fervent prayer, or one that appeared
TATO R S.
Nor can you make much money without some
$0-#6.50.
to ranch its destination quicker than
THE STICKNEYS, WORLDS FAM OUS D ARE RACK RIDERS
POTOMAC Y A R D S: reports pass that o f thnt humble whito-iouicd ne
effort to
\
ings* Tor 24 hours previous too 11 a.
gro.
FUNNY CLOWNS AND A ER IAL ARTISTS
m. today: 1 car destined New York.
The people o f Sanford will miss a
Diversions accomplished nt Poto
{rent if they fail to accept tha Invita
by establishing credit with a reliable bank.
mac yards: None reported.
tion to 'v is it him on Saturday to at
M. S. WICQJNS,
tend his celebration. I hope several
W hy not «make some real "H A Y Min the SUN
Local Representative.
A BIG MAGNIFICENT FRE E STREET PAGEAN ^
hundred will go.
SHINE by starting a check account with us.
A. B. CHAPPELL.
---------------- BRASS BANDS A N D CALLIOPES---------Come In and get your new type Jacksonville, Fla.
Build up your credit that you may be able to
writer at the Herald office now. A
A CIRCUS TEEMING WITH WONDERS
master difficult problems.
Veal typewriter at #65, the beat you CHRISTMAS .HOLIDAYS FOR
ever saw for the money or for twice
SCHOOLS OF 8EM IN0LE CO.
the money.
The Christmas vacation for the
school« o f Seminole County will be
Three Quarts o f strawberries, her gin on Friday evening, December 17,
alding. the big crop which will begin 1020. School will rc-offer after the
to move in about a week, hnvo been holidays on Monday mrrning, Janu
sold in Plant City fo r 75 centa n quart. ary 3rd, 1921.
•All three quarta came from the Tur
T. W. LAWTON,
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Superintendent.
k e y Creek vicinity.
The C ity ¿
L. P. McCuller
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