7 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/537fd2e84251b01e7e3d9a5407d8d859.pdf a3d4fee4af08737e0558a9403541f4bc PDF Text Text V S A N F O R D D A I L IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T yOLUMB 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, V GETABLE SE C TIO N I, OCTOBER 21, 1920 NUMBER 171 '■'.m KU KUIX KLAN WOMAN'S CLUB REPUBLICAN LEADER FINANCING THE FARMERS WELFARE DEFT IS U W ABIDING IS OUT FOR COX AND SAYS HEAD MAN FIRST MEETING TO MARKET THEIR CROPS GIVES THE REASONS IS THE BANKERS DUTY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR NIGHT INTERESTING AND „ INSTRUC­ TIVE ADDRESS MADE BY RIDBR8 AND DEPREDATIONS' OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS MRS. JOHN LEONARDI SEARCH- . Fortner Head of Mac- CLEVELAND ING FOR BANDITS alester Changes Parties WHO HELD UP AND ROBBED CLEVELAND TRU8T ,. COMPANY sco resT e a d e k s (By The AuotUUd rnu] CLEVELAND, Oct. 22^—Posses are searching fo r the remaining ban­ dits who held op and robbed the Cleveland Trust Company and escap­ SAYS DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS ed after a battle with the bank offic­ ials One bandit was killed and three •ETERNALLY RIGHT” IN THE other wounded, were, captured, and MATTER OF THE LEAGUE four escaped. Four civilians were wounded. $50,000 booty was recov­ ST. PAUL, Oct. 22.— Declaring that ered. . the Democratic party la "eternally right" on the League o f Nations Is­ MACCLENNY CALM sue, Dr. Jfimes Wallace, former pres­ ON THE SURFACE ident of Macalester College, and for -Xforty years a staunch supporter of Qulet Follows Finding, of Bodies, but the Republican party, announced that Town is Tense he will support Cox and Roosevelt, ivlng his reasons for aligning In giving I MacCLENNY, Fla., Oct. 22— ,epu‘ ‘ himself "with thousands of Republl Though MacClenny was quiet today ___ and‘ Pros dgross ivea for the Demo­ cans follotring the finding late Wednesday use o f the Republi­ afternoon, six mileirfrom here of the critic ticket becau can stand on the Leaue, Dr. Wallace bodies o f two white men, Frank H* assailed the leadership o f the Repub­ Conner and Frank Dooley, with their lican party. He declared that the bodies riddled with bucksnot, the tbwn League of Nations’ la the paramount was tense and the calm resembled issue in the campaign/ After chal­ that which precedes the storm. Au­ lenging the Democratic party to thorities are making a full investi­ make the League the paramount is­ gation of the double killing nnd a sue, he said, the senatorial leaders coroner’s jury was uppointed to of the Republican party platform re­ make nn exhaustive probe of the pudiated their action in the Senate. tragedy. No arrests hnd been made Governor Cox took up the Republi­ this morning. can challenge In his speech of ac­ The killing of the two men follows ceptance, he said. the lynching of three negroes here "In the matter of the League of on October 4th, after the killing of Nations the Democratic party is eter­ John Harvey, a white man. and the nally right," the formtr Republican finding of another negro dead on a leader said In accounting for leaving citv street •The Grand Old Party” to support Charlie Miller, who was returning the Democratic ticket "No effort or to MacClenny from Sanderson, dis­ sacrifice Is too great to defeat the covered the two bodies shortly bedegenerate-leadership o f the Republi­ fore’ sundown Wednesday.' Conner’s can party. . . V ♦ face and forehead were almost torn "Whether the voter likes it or not, nway by the charge nnd Dooley's the Lcafj£e of Nations is the para­ body was pierced in countless places mount Issue. The senatorial leader­ by buekshoj, tending to .show that ship of the Republican party repudi­ the men had been shot from close ated it even with reservations, the range. Ed. Norton, also returning Democratic party favored its Imme­ from Sanderson, came upon the bod­ diate ratification, without nullifying ies in the road where they had been reservations.” left by their slayers. Both men were Dr. Wallace’s reasons for voting dead but were still bleeding and it for Cox and Roosevelt are -as fol­ ia thought that the killing hnd taken lows: place only n short time before. “ First The objects nnd agencies Conner was driving a truck for of the League are in harmony with Mr. Dolly delivering cross ties at the Christian'principles; no man, In' his station at Sanderson. Thqy were re­ sensos can deny if he will so much turning to their homes for the night as rend even the preamble of the when they were assassinated. The covenant. The League program is shooting must have been from close the most admirable application of range ns Indicated from the wounds. Christian principles to international Dolly came to this county recently affairs thnt the world has ever seen. from Nebraska. Conner is n native "Shall the United States line itself of thirf county. The coroner’s jury is up with other nations In support of investigating the facts. this new Christian statesmanship or join the Lodge-Johnson-Harding lead­ ership in scrapping it and in main­ taining the same old policy under which we were involved in the great war? ' , "Second. The league in its prin­ ciples, w orld-w ide" purposes, and agencies, la the only result of the great war at all commensurate with GARY, HEAD OF U. S. STEEL COR­ the sacrifice! made, its one great PORATION, SAYS PROSPECTS outstanding achievement, and the ARE UNUSUALLY GOOD one absolutely demanded by reason, by present world conditions, by -the (Br Th» At*xl*U4 Prtu.) trend of history, and by the plain in­ NEW YORK. Oct 22— Elbert II. timations o f Providence. It is also the.crowning distinction of President Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation, said in an address here Wilson’s statesmanship and vision. “Third. I shall vote for the today that business prospects were League, Cox and Roosevelt, because unusually bright both in (he United the Lodge-Borah-Johnson leadership States and abroad. He said prices of the Republican party has proved had been outrageously high but the itself Incompetent, reactionary, and present tendency toward lower nnd without sense o f moral values. And fairer relatives basis. here lies one great distinction be­ tween- tr p«1lt!dfan'‘ and‘-a'-irtirtwhflffi. FEDERAL- WARRANTS AGAINST POLICEMEN The latter has high appreciation of moral and apirltual values; the form­ IN WHISKEY KING er has little or none. (By TU AtMcUU* Pr*u) * "Fourth. Because the Republican CHICAGO. Oct. 22— Federal war­ leaders of the Senate have ignored and flouted the moral and re|jgious rants were issued for six policemen charged with complicity in the "whis­ sentiment o f the country." "iHfth. Because of the present key ring.” status, growth and achievements of the League. There are now 41 na­ PLATINUM STOLEN tions in the League. Eleven more, from g o v e r n m e n t small states, including Iceland, Fin­ — WOMAN IS HELD land. Armenia, Loxemburg, have ap­ plied for admission to the League. trr TIm AjmcUUS Br***.) Thanks to the Senate leadership of NEW YORK, Oct. . 22— Florence the Republican m et", to the United Weller was arrested today charged States belongs the infamy of being with implication in tho theft of plat­ lined up with the ex-enemy countries, inum from the War Department. with Russia and Mexico and Tur­ key. 5,000 BALES OI\ COTTON “ Sixth. Because In the Impasse FIRED IN ARKANSAS between the President and the Sen­ ate, my judgment and sympathies are (By TU AjmcUM Frm) warmly with the president. EARLE, Ark., Oct 22— The Earle “ Seventh. As between the candi­ Compress Company had five thous­ dates, Senator Harding and Governor and, six hundred bales o f cotton de­ Cox, judging them by their recorda stroyed by fire.which started simul­ and speeches o f acceptance, I have taneously in several parts V o f the no difficulty In’ making choice. building. The damage is estimated “ My judgment Is made up. I ahali at $600,000. carry my conviction on the para­ mount issue to the ballot box.” DISARMAMENT IS DIS­ CUSSED BY. THE LEAGUE TWO KILLED FROM ‘ ( | e TV* A sa a eU U d f n i l ) AMBUSH NEAR CORK BRUSSELS; O ct 22— Organisation of an International Court o f Justice IWj A u e c litU t n a . CORK. O ct 22— Two killed' and and the subject of general disarmsfive wounded from^mbuah when .two ment were discussed by the Council military lorries were attacked by a of the 'League o f Nations here to* day. hundred men. Business Prospects Are Much Brighter ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 22— That the Calendar modem Knights o f the Ku KIux Klan . Tuesday, Oct. 26 is a respectable, law-abiding organi­ Social Department Hallowe’en' par­ zation and that each member ia swom ty, Mrs. S. Puleaton, hostess. to obey and uphold the* law and that .Wednesday, October 27. attempts oh the part o f any Klan Literature and Music.— Early His­ or Klansman to intimidate or punish tory of Pensacola and Tallahassee, any person under any pretext what­ Mrs. Geo. B. Dickinson. MONKEY THAT BIT HIM WAS INsoever would not be tolerated for an Vocal Solo— Mrs. Vance Douglass. NOCULATED WITH RABIES instant, is the substance of a state­ “ Review o f the Tallahassee Girl,”. ment* issued’ from- the imperial suRc Mrs. W. M. Thigpen. BEFOREHAND here by Col. Wm. J. Simmonst i (*7 TU AiM<Ut*4 r>w*l perial wizard o f the Knights o: Welfare Meeting Ku Klux Klan. ROME, .Oct. 22— Physicians .at­ The auditorium of the Woman’s “While this la a secret organiza­ Club wa* filled: with a representative tending the Greek King Alexander, tion." says Col.*Simmons, “ I wish to audience o f club member! and visi­ stated that the monkey which bit the emphasize with all the power at n»y tors for the opening meeting on Wed­ king was suffering from rabies artif­ command that it stands first, last a$d nesday afternoon, at whieh time a icially inocculated in an attempt to MANY EVIDENCES THAT FARM* all the time for the preservation fine civic program was'presented and assassinate the monarch. ERS NOT SATISFIED WITH law and order. Since it waa for: an interesting and instructive address PRESENT CONDITIONS five years ago this organization was made by Mrs. John Leonard! on SOUTH AMERICA; WANTS never been, guilty o f a single get the "General Election Laws.” CREDIT FROM' U. 8. (Wr n « Imriilit Tnu.) violence and it must not be confui Two musical numbers much enjoy­ with irresponsible nartlcs, so-call WASHINGTON. OCT. 22—-Financ­ ed, was a charming piano selection •night riders,’ who post warnings ing the farmers of the country In the (By 1uhuu 4 rrtu.) , by Miss Julia Laing and a delightful der cover of darknyss andl issue Bonjf by Mnii A. M. Phillips. “The BUENO SAIRES, Oct. 22— Amer­ morketing o f their crops demands new threats to persons whose conduct j Unrcfoot Trail,” Mrs. Sehelle Malnes ican trade has not, unfortunately, af­ methods of extending credit so a to happens to meet with their disup- j w*s the accompanist, forded to South America tho facili­ prevent unjust .price depreciation, • M. Robinson a banker o f Los provkl. • | Mrs. B. W. Herndon, chairman of ties the Isttcr was accustomed to .re­ s ,who was chairman o f the “The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan the department, gracefully presided ceive from Europe in ihe way of States Bituminous Coal Com­ is a purely patriotic, fraternal or- an(] jn nn interesting manner gave* a long credits and strict compliance mission, declared. today in addressing panization, designed to memorialize Rynopsis o f the department plans on with contractu, says La Epoca, gov- A . the Klan of the reconstruction per- |c|v|c imnroemcnt In our town. A con- eminent organ, commenting on the • convention err the American Banklod and to porpetuate the principles certed ef f ort w{]] be made to beautify efforts being made by the United AssoeUflon. 'A change in the for which it stood. It is not design- the streets and home grounds and States gov vernment and .business men . .in ....... .............. . . . . . . . ...v„ . k e r s ’ P°int .of , view and the eatabed to take the law into its own hands with this object in view, a commit­ to retain the South American mar- Hahment bv producers o f co-operat* and administer punishment' to any tee on streets was appointed as fol­ kets obtained during the war. This ,ve marketing agencies were suggestperson under any pretext whatso­ lows: Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, chalr- Is the reason, the newspaper, con- od as means for Improving present ever. While its membership is sec­ man; Palmetto avenue,'Mrs. N. O. tinucs, why the majority or mereh-' conditions. ret, its members are sworn to uphold Gamer; Mngnolia avenue; Mrs. ants here are turning again to the ' "There/ are many !vidcnce” , declarthe law and violation of that .oath Claude Herndon: I’nrke avenue, Mrs. European markets. , od Mr. Robinson, “ of growing dissatwould result in instant expulsion Henry Wight* Oak nvenue, Mrs. B. Institiition of a bod y of commerc- l*fnctlon on the part of the producfrom the' order. T. Whitncr; Mvrtle avenue, Mrs. T. ial attaches who will get first hand ers of many commodities who claim "The Knights of the Ku Klux Klgn _____ _ L. O’Connor; Elm avenue, Mrs. C. W. knowledge of trade conditions. In . that^Jhcy arc .being. dUcrimlnatedis a respectable, law-abiding organ!- f .inp. T^n^l - l t i - .- .P — TV thesr countries nnd^who will after- Against by bankers or those in conration. Its meinberAhlp tr'cohTpdBffl Roberts; French avenue, Mrs. J. D. ward serve In the State Department tr°l ot credit facililtes, and there is of native-born, white American citi­ Jinkins; West First street, Mrs. John at Washington is expected to help i constant agitaltion" by such produc* zens who owe no allegiance to any Meisch; Union avenue, Mrs. A. W. retain the hold American commerce <*ra tor an extension of the principle foreign power or organization, * re­ Fitts, Jr.;’ 10th street, Mrs. F. B. has obtained here, the newspaper co-operative marketing to remedy ligious or political. It stands for the Ijiughley. adds. etaoi taoi ntaoin tnol ntaoin taoiiiii •reservation of American ideals and or at least relieve the situation. Block chairmen will be appointed nstitutions, tho protection of the by the street chnirmen, who will, in CAR LOAD OF APPLES “ Bankers must mett this problem. home, the chastity of, womanhood, turn, appoint their committees. The nw P A n n n A n 'rn sr'ir There must, be a modification o f the ON RAILROAD TRACK M attidtude. Whether thhr-shonid' the maintenance of the blood-bought co-operation of tho townspeople will , ; T , „ ,, , |lx* done through banking machinery rightB and liberties u f the Anglo8flUght, and systematized planting There is n enr load of Baldwin np- or through proper cooperative markSaxon race. nn(| co-operative efforts will add " "The Ku Klux Klan seeks to ae- mllch lo thc beauty of Sanford. Mrs. pies on the railroad track near the tcin rcmalnB to he decided. •Hower£ome method must be devispd for complish its purposes solely through I Aylctk Fitts wilf order seeds and Koutho^ Express office that are belegitimate and lawful methods and pinnts of the uqlet varieties for fall ing sold cheap by the barrel, bushel m iuc|nfif the pressure orf the produc-. not through Intimidation Or the in- planting, upon request. A “ Friend- or peck. See the advertisement in hu crop> clthcr nt the moment the spiration of fear. Its thousands of „blp Garden” is nlnnncd for the Un- th,B i88Ueharvest Is completed, or while" its honorable and law-abiding members,, |on station, which will be under the movement Is under way, ns this has ing some of the most pYomi- direct supervision of the department AUTOMOBILE DRIVER been too often used ns a means for including IS SENTENCED price depreciation. nent citizens pf this country, nr‘ nr<**a Methods-also n chairman. Beds of cannas will he sufficient guarantee that its moiarn motives used to beautify this spot, with olHci must be discovered for lowering the suiucieni inai iui other (By Th« AiMK-UtMt cost of financing him.” arc pure and its aims high’, nnd nny i evergreen plants and border foliage GRAY, Ga.. Oot. 22— Charles N. person who speaks to the contrary Anyone who desires may contribute The tendency of tho cooperative or­ driver, of the automobile ganizations of producers is toward does ao either through ignorance or one or more cannas for this purpose Hudson, with deliberate intent to propagate for this will he absolutely n g ift gar­ which Rilled Miss Brasilia Devlin, use of their great power to the dis­ a falsehood. From such persons this den and the rlvio committee will be was found guilty of involuntary man­ advantage of other .producers, Mr. organization has little to fear, for i ni0Bt grateful. In the unavoidable slaughter nnd given a year on the Robinson said. the truth is mighty and will pre­ absence of Mrs. Henry Wight, her state farm. | Regarding current practices in the vail.” t movement of grain nnd cotton, Mr. excellent pnper op “ Seasonable McSWEENHY IS DELIRIOUS j Robinson said: Things to Plant,” was rend by Mrs. KNOW A “ VAMP” WHEN YOU I For mnny years it hns been accept Ralph Wight. Extracts are given be­ LONDON, Oct. 22—-MacSwcency ed ns a part of the obligation o f the t • - SEE ONE? NO? READ! low: "X’allns should be put out at once, is still delirious. Prison authorities banks or the country to finance the continue to administer liquid food. movement and storage of grain, but ROCHESTER. N. Y.. O ct 2 2 - the variety known nn Godfrey being no commodity, considering its • Im­ Short skirts plus lore stockings plus best adapted to Florida, which proportance, has shared as little in the low necked waists nlus drugstore duce twice the number of blooms as financial resources of the country aa other varieties. Easter llllles should complexions equal— n vamp. has cotton— this principally due tcLihe This problem in moral mathemat­ bo set out now also and like the callack of adequate warehouse system in ics was worked out here recently by las require rich noil and plenty of the production area and lark o f an Police Chief Joseph M. Quigley, in water. Geraniums planted now will open market for paper issued against discussing the eaurc and effect of ifoon be in bloom and will continue so all winter. The following varie­ j the product the flirting nuisance. found best: Thc'chlef maintained that if there . ties -- I have . . S., ..A. . Nutt COAL MINERS STRIKE WILL TIE I "Insufficient effort has been made to plnee cotton and its storage on a * were no vamps there wduld be no (crimson), M. Ricard (sennet), beauUP INDUSTRY JN i basis of credit In a form that would mashers, hnd that every woman who ^ poltevlne (salmon pink). All are I he readily marketable on Its own merdresses immodestly comes automotive double and abundant bloomers. VioENGLAND --------it ally within the category of a vamp . ««*■ ahotild be divided now and re(»z Tk» aimcuua rr«*«) | "The difficulties of financing .even regardless of how high her morals '» also » K°°d 8eL out bordering plants nnd daisies. Nas­ LONDON, Oct. 22— Great Britain legitimate holdings of such cortmodmay be. "So long as women continue to ap­ turtiums, sweet peas, snapdragons, it is reported is faced with political. ities as grain and cotton, o f the pur-**, pear in public in costumes which, to calendula, ragged robin, Marguerite aa well aa industrial crisis as the re- Lpose o f conducting a movement in an Lloyd-1 active and orderly way, are becoming say the least, should be reserved for carnations, petunias, pansies and suit of the miners strike. the boudoir they will be Regarded by larkspur should be planted as quickly George is consulting with the ca b i-, increasingly greater and more com* men as a walking invitation to men as .possible. Except nasturtiums and net In an effort to find a basis of plex and bankers must use thelc beat sweet pens, I "start everything in settlement thought to see that each producing' to start a flirtation.” Quigley said. industry receives a fair share o f the< “ I do not believe that a modestly boxes. In planning a garden one effect COX IN JERSEY, / available credit ahd beara it# it fa it, dressed woman has anything to fear -secret - , , of'success , lies In • . mass . _______ pressureshard o f The burden ana ore HARDING*"IK OHIO a n y w h e re ^ n e v e r, have been . ablo . l M ^ 1° ' / uf. ______ 4 when a credit shortage exists. To'figure'but , I believe u Td'flgtire out why whv women and girls'row elrla’ rovr*. it wou/a would oe iine^ior fine for (Br Tk» AuM-ltUd 1*ru>) "In the present emergency, requir­ dress—o r rather undress— and paint to ,a<rr*£ w t’ ENROUTE WITH COX, Oct 2 2 - ing the rationing of credits, a meas­ themselves the way »h*v do Asiur- which will not make their places look through ure of financial, support proportion­ ire entirely Inno- .i l'ke ,80 ™, n y, Httle .y.rds edly most o f them are .......... , ...... . W by ____ Gov. Cox ia campaigning n .t(u . tfut n„* aa . . .j moving /fences and adopting ate to the cotton’s , contribution to cent o f any wrong motive, adoP»ng sc reme New Jersey today. lejnrec ooff unanthe credit resources ‘o f the country, long as they have the outward ap- scheme which has a degree MARION, Oct. 22— Senator Hard­ nnd witW proper consideration for pcarance o f welcoming a flirtation imlty, get the effect of houses set In ing will rest four days before his the delays in moving exportable sunthev will be accommodated. one P"r.k\ , h' r. “I am not trying to atart any dress : P*Per Mrs. Wight devoted a charm- swing through Ohio, closing his cam­ plus because o f the Tow ebb of Euro­ paign. pean credit, should be given.” reform campaign. It’s a woman’s I ing paragraph to the — -------X—— —• own business what she wants to wear. -Upon request, Mrs. Terhune preAnd If she wants to make up like a "»nted the "Improvement o f the LECTURES AT THE 8 CHOOL8 Cemetery” as one of the civic prob­ urges that the memberp and vamp that’s her business, too. lems for .the consideration o f the their gueita guests wear ghost costumes On next Thursday, October 28th, at ' she must take the responsibility welfare department, the department (sheet and piliow-slfp) and come *8:30 a. ra., Dr. Puleaton will deliver the undesirable attention she to alt as a factor in bringing the masked. Any mask-costume, how- ’ a. lecture at the 8anford High tracts." cemetery owners and lot owners to­ ever, will be permissabie. Thia Is .School on “ Regularity o f Habits.” gether on some plan fod the im­ go ng to be a genuine, really-truly I’And at 9 a. m.. on the same day, Dr. provement and permanent upkeep of old-fashioned Hallowe’en with Its'Marshall will lecture at the Sanford the cemetery. . Mrs. Terhune was ap­ witch-craft and games, howling black Grammar school on "First Aid to the pointed a committee on investigation cat! and all aorta of ghostly visits-, Injured.” The public la cordially In* to secure data to submit to the de­ tlons, to sav more vited________________ to attend these________ lectures, which i f nothing _ o f _goblins, __ ___ ____ partment • bilns ana still more goblins that are being given free by the local phyThe earnest, concentrated atten­ rk places i rk In dark and grin at you slcians every Thursday morning at (Mf TU AiwdiM Frau) tion with which the audience listened from* unexi BM .corners. Fun and the Sanford schools. irxnccted ROME, Oct. 22— As a result of to'Mrs." Leonardi’s exposition of the frolle will "be the order o f the even T. W. LAWTON, the war the Vatican ia impoverished general election laws, was conclu­ I , Superintendent., and Pope Benedlet has appealed to sive evidence o f the Intereat o f the ing. Snain, Latin America and the UnitRettoTntion Adopted by Social Dept. The KHleht. ^ rnhimhus "«W voting element and their desire SPECIAL MEETING OF In order that the work may be nrr^renrtrt e d t o b a v fn ra m u S a mR to gain Instruction on this important THE BOARD OF TRADE C “ promised a milciearlv. con-iselv and ,ln made lighter for the hostesses of the lion dollars. simple, direct language. Mrs. Leon­ functions o f the Social Department, a The Board o f Trade will have a ard! instructed in the ballot, her ad­ resolution was adopted at the last special meeting at the Valdea Hotel NATION-WIDE 8EARCII dress being received wit'n hearty ap- business meeting, requesting each .next Tuesday night at which time FOR FRESHMAN Dtausc. At its conclusion a rising njember o f the Department to notify President Miller will hear the report* vote of thanks fcaS given in token of either the hoetMS for the day or the of the soeelat committee appointed to ( 9 y T U Ai—cU u A r r t u .) the appreciation o f her valuable ser­ Chairman whether thSr would or reorganize the Board o f .Trade and PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22— A na­ vice to the new voters. would not be to attendance. Please take up the Chamber o f Commerce tion-wide search for William P. Brine bear thw In mtoA .[organization. There will also be otht!rf University of Pennsylvania fresh­ 8odaI Department Hallowe’en Party MRS. A. E. CONNELLY, '« r matters .o f Importance and the men, charged with the murder o f El Mrs. Puleaton. hostess for the Ha'- , > Chairman, members are urged to be present at mer C. Drewes, a Dartmouth Col- lowe’en party that will be given at iMR8. W. C. HILL, th«* meeting Tuesday) night a t ’ S Tege student, was begun 4oday. the Woman’s Club on Tuesday evenSecretary. o’clock. GREEK KING REPORTED SUFFERING FROM RABIES Co-operative Methods Would Improve Their Conditions NEWVIEWOF CASE 3 [ Britain Faced With Big Crisis WAR RESULT IMPOV­ ERISHED THE POPE K �iwvv; jj j.-: TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920 OVIEDO. LADY DECIES 1} Gives the Wearer a* ^ ' Distinctive Appearance SEE O U R N E W LINE OF FISK HATS SPECIAL PRICES and Mrs. S. W. Swope an Williams. Mrs. J. H. Leo returned Tuesday Mrs. W. E. Argo nnd Palmer from the Florida Shnitarium much improved in health. Her many Argo spent Saturday in Orlnrido. friends arc delighted to have her nt Mrs. R. L. Wheeler entertained thehome again and hope she may gain Crochet Club Wednesday afternoon. strength rapidly. Most o f the members were present Mr*. C. L. West spent Wednesday and a most delightful afternoon was in Sanford. Mrs. T. G. Simmons returned Monj day from a visit of two weeks to f r,‘•m-Gt»i!!Cswlli‘ . U'hl'to she attended fier paii’iils In .Imllainr the Federation of Wesley Bible Class­ es last week. Mrs. Lee gave a most Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rogers left interesting* and inspiring account o f Monday for their home At Little Riv­ the meeting at the Sunday School er, Fla., after a visit of several days hour Sunday morning, making every with Mrs. Rogers’ sister, Mrs. A. P. one feeF that iust the right aelegntc Famelli * had been sent from tho Oviedo Mctho-' dist Sunday school. Misses Mablc Swope, Gayle Mar­ shall, Elizabeth Young nnd A. D. TEMPLE SCOUTS MEET Mitchell nnd Clemmons Hall repre­ sented the Oviedo Christian Endeavor The meeting of the Temple Boy Society nt Sanford Wednesday night at the address o f Chas. F. Evans to Scouts, Troop 3. was held Friday' the Christian Endeavorcrs o f the dis­ night at 7:30. The meeting was call­ ed to order by Assistant Scoutmaster trict. C. Henderson. Roll wns called nftci Carl Famell spent Sunday with his which some dues were paid. Two new after which the boys read shrdlu un I mother, Mrs. A. P. Famell. members were enrolled who nearly A political rally of the Democratic completed the third patrol. After the meeting some o f the boys arty was held at the Oviedo school ouse Friday •night The speakers had boxing nnd wrestling matches, for the evening were C. M. Hand, after which the boys read books, nnd Schelly Mnines, George Dc Cottcs played checkers in our library. The nnd Judge Dickson and Mrs. Leonar- meeting- w n» adjourned'•trftrift ririth the Scout oath di.-att- a t ’Sanford: "■ FAY LOSSING, On Saturday night a Republican rally was held, in Sanford, the Oviedo Lady Dectca, formerly Vivian Gould Republicans-attending this- meeting Buy-your post cards- attfac Herald o f ; N aw 'Y ork, who recently-paid* a* werr: M r nnd^Wra. B. G. Smith, Mr. office. Beautiful views, lc each. NOTICE OF MEETING Seminole Lodge No. 43, Re, will meet in the lodge room l nt 7:30 p. m. All members reo to be present. s AT THE SEMINOLE Among the guesU registerin,. . the Seminole Wednesday, Oct k were: F. M. Chaffee, DeLand- b C randan, Mnrnn, fia ; T R - m A u Macon, On.; I. S. Sage, Albany r . S. E. Scarbourgh, Albany, Ga Koester, Cincinnati, O.; Tom rn'k®New York; Mrs. Walter Walker uf* ami: F. T. Holliday, Tampa- t t Wcltch, Jacksonville; G. L. Do m a T' ton, Fla.; J. E. Gross, Jacksonville E. -A . -Moffett has just complete another pretty bungalow on (>1,^ avenue. These houses, which are fZ rent, are quite an addition io thlt part o f the city. E visit to.the United Statea CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for any one A d . ___ . . . ____________...2 3 c One Time, per word________ lc Three Times, per word____ _ 2c Six Times- per w o r d ..._____3c Over Six Times, l-2c per* word per issue. ' f . L* w • m -- mmm PWflKjA 'M i; ! V. Cash must accompany order. Ten rents extra if charged. Advertising in this column In which the address of the advertiser is not given but which refers you to Post* office Box Number or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they are, and if we do we are not expected to tell you. SWEDEN SUFFERS FROM SCARCITYCOIN OF THE REALM A L E T T E R O F G E N E R A L P U B L IC I N T E R E ST (D/ Th« A**ocUt*4 rr*M.) STOCKHOLM, Oct. 21— Sweden Is suffering from n scarcity o f money nnd an qbnormnl economic situation. This is reflected in the report of the Stntc Bank for September. , The money shortage depresses the stock exchange where prices o f bonds nnd shnres hnve touched h very low cvel, even old established industrial enterprises which pay dividends of 10 to- 18 per cent being quoted below par. Causes to which Sweden's unset­ tled condition is attributed here in­ clude the socialist program, emanat­ ing from the present government, such ns the investigation whether hoialization of industry nnd commerce lies within the borders of possibility, heavv taxation, nn increasing demnnd for higher wages nnd the lnbor unrest. Adding to this, the growing debts to foreign countries through unnee-; essnry imports, nnd decreased pro­ duction ascribed hy mnny to the 8hour day, one obtains a picture of the present economic position o f Sweden. AND THE REPLY 60.000 CHARLESTON-Wnkcfield cab­ FOR SALE—Bed, springs, mnttress bage plants for sale'by O. C, Bry­ nnd couch. See Robert Hines at ant, Wagoner, Fla. ?1.25 per thous- People’s Bank._______________ 109-3tc and. ________ 167-10t-d FOR SALE— l'/j H. P. and 2)'z II. P. LOST—On street, a letter addressed Gasoline engines. Brand new and to Mrs. E. G. Tyner, 618 Park in perfect condition.—Herald Print­ avenue. Finder please return to that ing Co. . tf address or to Ucrnlil office. lGQ-2tp Arrow Collars, 20c, nt Perkins 5 LOST-Pink cameo broach set with Britt._______________________________ pearls. Finder please return to Work clothes have taken a drop at Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, 510 Magno'in nnd PERKINS A B1UTT,_________ receive reward. 107-4tc TO RENT or for •sale, Inrgc ’ wnreFREE TUBES with every Kokomo house with rnilrond siding.—Chas. Tiro purchased during the rest of this Tyler, enre Znchnry Tyler Ven. Co. month. This means a saving of 25 ______________________________ 1-r.O-tfc per cent to you.—B. & O. Motor Co. New line of Congoleums nnd Art BUFFALO, 21.—Bandit# hold __ ___________________________ 160-tfc Squares.— A. Knnner, ^13-15 Sanford up The New York Central passenger ROOM AND BOARD, *11 per week, Ave. Phone 550._____________ 100-tfc trnin in the yards here today. A shot 109 East First street, over Union the head of n 13-year-ofd girl Pharmacy.____________________Ki.'t-tfc FOR REN'T—Nicely furnished rooms grazed who disobeyed the command to rc320 Onk avenue. Phone 308J. F 6 lt SALE—One good horse. Phone ______________________________ ICOtfc mnin seated. Two men were nrrest277. 105-1 w-c ‘ PERKINS & BRITT have brought fd . Special reduction in men’s and In­ to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING dies’ W. I>. Douglas shoes.— A. Knn- stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur­ FOR RENT— A nicely furnished ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone 550. ing their sale and save some dollars. room. Apply R. W. Turner, 300 100-tfc Palmetto Aye. - .__________ 170-3tp Herald—by tho pound—J5c. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms Carpets nnd nigs washed like new —Got your Scratch Pads from Tho at 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. without removing from the floor, by \ \ ANTED—By Nov. 1 st, n 4. to 0 _____________________________ lfiG-tfc Electric Carpet room house, unfurnished or partly Hamilton' Bench A real first-class, blue serge suit furnished; or an apartment. Small Wnsher. Restores colors. Kills nil enn now be purchased for $39.50 nt family nnd references exchanged. germs. Mail a card and demonstra­ PERKINS & B u r n ’._______________ Will rent hy year is satisfactory. Ad­ tor will call. Electric Carpet Wash­ 170-Gtp • WANTED—Cabinet nnd fancy inside dress at once, “ Cottage” in enre of er, Sanford. trimming work, by a first class the Herald. LOST—Small brown leather case of dh-tf. mechanic. Phone 218-W. K»5-6tc I FOUND—A dark bay mule Ivith keys with owner's name on metal Finder will please return to I-'Olt SAl.E—111 II. I*, nnd 2 ', II. I*. J glass eye by H Manning, Rand Sid- j tag. 170-Gtp Gasoline rnglnes. Brand new and , ing. Owner can have same by pay- He raid office. in perfect condition.—Herald Print- I ing damages. 105-Qtp FOR SALE— 0 room cottage, double ing Co.____________________________tf FOR RENT—One lurge bed room lot, various kinds of fruit trees, a FOR SALE—1 lj II. P. nnd 2>/j II. P~. suitable for two young Indies. Ap- bnrgnin. Also two separate five acre Gasoline engines. Brand new and ply 510 West First Street. 168-3tc tracts of land close in. Owner. Box 117.__________ ;___________ * 170-Ctn In perfect condition.—Herald PrintYou enn buy from us a Kokomo Ing Co. . tf 30x3*4 Non-Skid for $18.75 nnd get a FOR RENT—Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms. P. O. Box Boys clothing has been cut one- free lied Howe, United States, or Kothird off nt Perkins & Brit._________ komot^fube, making the actual cost 117.________ ’_________________ 170-Gtp Specinl reduction on Georgette Silk STRAYED—On Oct. 8th, one .brown $14.25.—B. & O. Motor Co. 109-tfc mare mule, 15Vi hands high; blind FOR SALE—Some Charleston-Wnke- nnd cotton shirt waists.—-A. Knnner, of left eye; $10 reward for nny in­ field cabbage plants* ready for set­ 213-215 Sanford Ave. Phone 550. formation lending to thp recover)- of ting, nnd n few well* bred Rhode Is­ We can make immediate delivery of same. Notify B. E. Ewing's Store or land roosters, were hatched Inst Feb­ brand new Dodge.—B. & O. Motor A. J. McFarland, Ocoee, Fla. 107-GU ruary. See J. C. Ellsworth, “ Wild- Co. 109-tfc I f in n e e d o f l ig h t w o o d wood Nook" on Beardall Ave. 108-3tp fertee posts nny length, also cull IF YOU WANT TO BUY A DESIRcross ties, see O. C. Bryant nt Wag­ ‘ ABLE HOME address, C. II. Smith, oner. .Will make prices f. o. b. Wag­ 217 E. Third Street, Sanford, Fin. oner nnd Del. 107-dlOt ________ 187D-12tp{ W, 2 tp TROUBLE llERE? No, not If it’s Call and see our prices before tradan “ EXIDE” Battery properly car­ ing some where else.— A. Knnner, ed for. Owners of this Battery should 213-215 Sanford Ave. Phone 550. -» Anf part vulcanized here guarcome to the “ EXIDE” Bnttcry sta­ 109*3tc tion for any trqjible. We recharge •aoleed to outlast bnUucc of tire. nnd repair all makes o f batteries.— FURNISHED nOUSE FOR RENT At Retreads Guaranteed 3,000 Miles Pnola. Five miles west of San­ Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. __________________105-tf-c ford on brick highway. 7 rooms at Prices Right. Service Prompt. $50 per month.. The Winter Park Sec ou tlin e of electrical lamps.— Land Co., Winter Park, Fla. 109-6tc A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford Avenue. FIRST ST. AND SANFOR AVE. fhone 650.______________ 100-tfc FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ + 4 + 4 * * > M -* + * + 4 4 * + + t * * * 4 * 4 4 ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue.___________ 157tfc FOR SALE— Rooming house, 12 rooms nnd bath. Completely fur­ nished. 6 year lease. 503 West Third. Phone 284.___________ 105-Qtp Automobile Batteries. We have a rental bnttcry for you while we charge yours or make repairs. We T i r e s and sell “ EXIDES” (the Giant that .lives In a box).— Ray Brothers. Phone 548— Old Ford Garage.__________ 105-tfc The high pnee of clothing is being torn down by Perkins & Britt-______ We have just received a line of * silverware nnd casseroles.— A. Kanw ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone , Ghosts Hoods, Devil 550._____________ • J 100-tfc Caps and Masks, Black Buy your post cards at the Herald office. Beautiful views, lc cadi. Cat and W itch Heads, 1920 Model five-passenger . Oak­ Caps nnd Masks, Place land, just ns good ns new nt n bar­ Cards, Whistles, Yells, gain.—B. & O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fla. ._____________________ 100-tfc Horns, Lanterns nnd Bal­ Chilled Rubber Process Big reduction on our entire line of loons. /rmJtes ihtm . cotton and dress goods.— A. Kanncr, 213-215 Sanford Ave. Phone 550. See the window displny. , _______ _._________ 10P-3tc WANTED—By November 15, a 4 to 6 •SMITH BROTHERS room house or apartments, unfur­ nished or partly furnished. Best of Expert Repair Work . references given. Will rent hy the year. Address at once, “ Cottage,” In Vulcanizing Casings and Tubes E. S . ROC K E Y “Halloween Goods” Big Assortment of Halloween N ov­ Gillette Tubes elties. A Bear^Wear Mobley’s Drug Store . The Following Correspondence is of Vital Interest to Every Telephone User, Present and Prospective “ New Orleans, La., October 12, 1920. Mr. J. EppB Brown, President, Bell Telephone Co., Atlanta, Ga. Dcnr Sir:— I have read the advertisements of your Company, but I do not un­ derstand why you must raise your rates now, when the prices o f every­ thing else are falling. Will you please explain this? ours truly, i Atlanta, Ga., October 10, 1020. Mr--------- —....« * - . . - I— New Orleans, La. Dear Sir:— Your letter o f October 12th asks n very natural question, ami one which demands n full and frank re­ ply, which I am glad to make. While the prices of n great many things hnve, apparently, been re­ duced, these reductions in prices do not apply to nrticles used by the telephone compnny, or nffect tho ex­ penditures necessary in the construc­ tion nnd operation of the telephone service: Electric Power and Light; Street |can not reduce tho COSTS of fmrmh ing telephone service. "Car Fare. We have carefully studied and We spend mnny thousands' of dol- analyzed the advertised reduction 1 lars every year for these services in prices and find that they are 1 rendered^ to employees engaged in upon nrticles of which we make . the maintenance of the property. hut little, if any, use. Applied to I Practically every year the rates the telephone business all known |charged by these companies have reduction in prices Would not reduce |Wen substantially increased, and th(. cost o f f lirni8hinf, k lej»h.me ser­ 1 there is no thought of nrtv reduction. vice one twentieth- of one |>er cent. The Telephone Compnny, like nil oth­ This is many times offset by the ers, must pay these increased rates. increase in wnges which, in many places, we must make during the Paper, Printing and .Stationery. current year. We consume tons, of paper for book Our _present operating revenues keeping, correspondence nn^ direc­ arc practically equalled by out* op­ Labor. tory purposes, nnd pny mnny thous- erating expenses. If the present ands of dollars for printing nnnunlly. j ij.# down jn general business conMore than fifty-five per cent of This item of expense has increased ti£U(.s f(,r nnv appreciable time wc the total expenditures of the Com­ iu percentage more than the others, wi„ a mnU>l4 l parl of , h, gross pany in rendering service are for and no one has suggested that any revenue now received, which will wnges and salaries; less than one- reduction in these costs is probable. make 1 * still higher rate necessary if tenth of one per cent of this being a deficit is avoided. for executive nnd general salaries. Coal Hill. We nrc not asking higher rates for The wages pnid to our employees The Telephone Compnny purchas­ the SAME SERVIICE we furnished can not, nnd should not, be reduc­ ed. On the contrary they must be es- coal in large quantities to hent one, two or five years ngo, but for a increased, in many ensse, to bring |the buildings occupied by its employ­ much GREATER SERVICE which we now furnish, consisting of facili­ our *wnge Beale on a level with wages ees In rendering the service. paid hy unregulated businesses, so We. of course, must pay whatever ties to add many additional ' tele­ ihnt we may retain our skilled em­ , price is necessary to secure the coal phones to our system during the past ployers necessary to give you effic­ for this purpose. one, two nnd five years. _ _ ient service. This fact should, be considered Insurance. • • when comparing the increase in rates Material and Apparatus Even where the actual rate per we nsk with the increase in the Mnny items of material nnd appar­ 1 one thousand dollnrs has not been charges of railroad, «*xpress ami oth­ atus are -involved in the current I increased, we .arc compelled to car- er public utilities for tho same quan­ maintenance of the property^, en­ n inrger amount of insurance tity of service. tirely apart from the enormous an in pre-war days in order to We hope, as every one does, that quantities involved in the construc­ protect ourselYcs in the reproduc- in the relatively nenr future jyices tion o f new property, and this rep­ ■tion of nny of the property which nnd the costs o f operation, except : resents n large item of expense. I may be destroyed by fire, and this lnbor, will be lower, hul we *ef n0 There has been no reduction nor , is reflected in a very Inrge increase immediate prospects of this result a* nnv indication of reduction, in tho in the total insurance bill. far as the Telephone Company t» price o f these essential nrticles, in concerned. t y , Taxes practically all of which the labor, The increased rates we arc freight nnd hnuling cost is by fa r the asking ajc based, Jn a mewure," upv. Inrvest ^fropottiou_-of tlx)-total cost.-- __Thia_cxpense» .both..Federal. State, on* this" hope. If thq present level of Wc know that the manufacturers County and City* has increased every costs of operation go higher, througn of telephone equipment nnd mater- vear we have been in business; the causes beyond our control, the proini have orders booked for two 1increase this year being unusually nosed rates will not yield n fair prof'•ears in advance, with n constantly ht*h. There is no probability of this it. Increasing demand, nnd which in 1expense being reduced. It Is important to remember that We do not pay nny excess profit turn makes n reduction in price in tax because wc hnve never earned no rate for a public utility i* f*r' the near "future more improbable. manent. If conditions and Pn<? enough to bo subject to that tax. Freight nnd Passenger Costa so change in the future ns to m» Our .nnnunl expense for the trans­ Buildings. the rates wc nrc now asking y*e portation of freight nnd pnssengera too high a return, and if the Tele­ is more than one million dollnrs. No It is common knowledge that the phone Compnny should n o t . 1 reduc one cxpccta the Railroads to reduce cost of erecting any kind of build­ their charges under the level of costs ing now, ns well ns making altera­ the rates voluntarily, the Public Ser­ vice Commission would. In rendering their scrviq£ tions and repairs, which constantly Conditions as they are. must be confront the Telephone Company Rent. nnd which involvd material, lnbor, met, not na they may or should t>e. Except in the larger centers our freight nnd hauling, Is on an enor­ , The highest and best interest of central o fflc c f nnd stocks of ma­ mously higher plnne than ever be­ tho public is conserved In having tne terial nrd housed In rented buildings, fore. Insofar as the cost of ma­ Telephone Company In position * supply fnriliHpft facilities ndrouate adequate to tnc the <1 and even in the Inrger centers we terials may be reduced will this to- Rimnlv 4 ’mand for telephone* and service, an rent varying amounts of properties. tal cost be reduced. Like every ono else, our rents have The onlv way we can fufnish ade-, ^rvice A ’0 service. been greatly increased, with no ‘pros­ quato facilities ~dll for your use ^from nil times » > " « an “ ■> adequate -----proir pect of any reduction. Even in pre­ vear to year Is by constructing th e , community cap expand, -am s war days all leases for property oc­ buildings In which to house the cen t-, without adequate telephone cupied by u* were renewed only at rnl office apparatus In the larger with jn turn means ndequal p .higher charj/es than for the previous center*: as.well as enlarging exist- facilities. . rental periods. Ing buildings to serve the increased With inadecfBHte returns needs, and this work must be enrried hare cost of the physical property ■ Hotels. on from year to year without delav. rendv in service,—the Company The board nnd lodging hill for This involves hundreds of thousands credit has disappeared, our men. who must travel in connec­ o f dollars in expense to the Company. I With no credit the Companv c ^ There are, of course, mnny other not secure the millions “ _j tion with the operation and main­ ^ tenance of the property, costs many items of expense, all of which are required to provide the additi . thousands o f dollars every year, and now nt the highest level in prices extension* to its plant. ^**1 we can see no* prospect of the hotels nnd none of which show any sign of be provided if thfe public dem one is juppucu. .supplied lowering their charges. Until thev redaction for fundamental reasons. [ telephone do we must pi\y the present high Until these nccesssry costs of op­ eration are materially reduced wc charges. S �— ■ V . W y * **** <‘JX-, * - - y-y— T- r -i-j**» SANFORD DAILY HERALD - ~~—m .— _ * f — r*r -• * - . ---- r— ...... ..... — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — n r - — “ IF YOU IN VE ST 70c A DAY IN A GOOD SB* CURITY T H A T PAYS 8 PER CENT DIVIDEND lt«»M BrfUbx. 1*TMx^th A* a n d Re i n v e s t t h e d iv id e n d s , t h e r e b y ftaafarA. M«H4e I • BCOMPOUNDrNG THE DIVIDENDS, YOU WILL ~r BE HERALD PRINTING C 0 -,.Inc.) if A VB ACCUMULATED A SNUG LITTLE FORTUNE OF OVER 112,. " publish*** I 000.00 IN 20 YEARS. I T S WORTH WHILE 7M AKE.UP YOUR MIND Editor | TQ BEGIN AT ONCE WITH THE 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR IS. 1, HOLLY. ‘ Secrelary-Treoiure W. J. LILLARD. PREFERRED STOCK OF THE SOUTHERN* UTILITIES COMPANY. General Manege H . A. NEEL* . i . I H u ’ .T THERE'S NONE BETTER. -YiMMiW vrtrr (Ak h m 0 Jlmmv Cox I. tho boy. — " r-“ . ' . .i.;i!a-gg=g"-ju Opening of the the voter altogether upon his own re­ source’s when he goes to vote. In view o f these and other difficuities. it ia clear that^thr wnmpn— snd by that we mean the' educated and well itifdrmfcl women—have hone too much time to cmalify for casting their bplIotf;^and since ft Is noyr too late for any systematic Instructions we take the liberty o f urging them to give the subject all tne attention they can spare, and as s matter of precaution commit to memory the names of all the candidate? for .whom they desfre tp, vote.—Lakeland Teleg^am. • a • • GREAT LEGAL MINDS BATTLE TO A DRAW ... IN SENIOR LAW ROOM Y0WELLDREW £= =0= r ■ ■■■ New Furniture Annex Saturday, O ct .23 . 1920 it is with distinct pleasure we announce the opening of our new furniture annex and extend to you the invitation to attend and view the largest and most complete furniture show rooms in Central Florida. There will be displayed the finest of Qyality Ft(miture and Home Furnishings, that will equal, if not excel, anything in the entire state. ,--=j + - , _. - *« W e Cordially Invite Your Attendance. Music and Refreshments 3c30 to 5:30 P. M. and 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. Y o w e V -D re w C o. O rlan do’s Greatest Store Quality Did It. «re subscribing that It is not alto 11. mcludede in It. . v , J * n , 3.W per capito ls a^ed ° f thc Pe°P,e ° f .S*‘ f tT’C S V I S ["""'V •" ,to S***^"* business, be »t in any iine. It is in your behalf-the IBoard o f Trede i. working, " n (. " ° ‘ )f We {"•mborB °.f sH ___ remained _______ in a rut for 400 years have find public Spirited men arc giving their time and money to put St. AugOstinc on the map. They have.suc­ ceeded in putting "pep” into the town. They are waking us up to our possi­ bilities. They nro shoaldering the hulk of the burden. Won’t vou at least he fair to them ami to yoursel­ ves and assist them In doing the big things they nre planning for St. Augustine ? • • • • TO THE WOMEN VOTERS Harding said yeateAlav: “ I have unfailingly said we wish to associ­ ate ourselves with other nations to end war and promote and preserve j peace.” Will Mr. Harding please tell how in the summer nreeies he ex­ pects to promote, peace and end war except by an iron clad agreement auch as the League of Nntiona enrA good mnny papers discussed the morc we hear about what >1 says from day to day tho suggestion 0< i more wo thing that .u the ?r* ** ^newly ** WC/ enfranchise l,i, wk- nfrnnrhls u *____ T ti..--„!, Republicans intelligence of the have pul .... up’ a fVguV'head for ‘ their I intelligence of the newly ed women. ^This view, wc believe, residential candidate and he is mere- was n great mistake, and the want of thc mouthpiece of "Big business such instruction ns could have been r y. ............................................. and corruption" and he has the (onveyed by competent tenehers will *^»lu»h fund linck o f him, you pot." he sorely felt on election day. ♦ ♦ • • There nre n grent many things In a few weeks now we In I nt>out the government of the nation - r will *;■!• 7 apeaking to^ our Republican friends I >nd Rt^tc ^ hjch the womcn do not again and all will be ponce and pump- 1 .... f" , ; " T . 1.1“ k ... kins in Seminole county an before. All ,M,"P y , |np<,nt|Vp to o f virhlc reminds us thnt It is getting f r *n J . intelligently the ua nowhere to "get nil hot up" over lrn,rn Jo vo!le Intif Ugently toe •lection and after the various candl* ' otf r . th (1uniificn dates get their various offices they ? be. fllIf da o l T r ,!! will not know that we nre living— 'l 0,0* ^or f . noliiical « l - o .l no, for four f f i l a ; " '1 t ft jj I *• •• , orettv Inrge schedules, hut it is not Ah! Ha!, McSweeney, you sly « U((l (>0 (an;IUar wilh ^ hJ , / fni wh\ll nn!-nn rl,in n ,UI -lotion laws, including those relating he^n fid while! unconscious. rcgistrntjftn. He must understand f they would only send us the | r •„ munt havp ln mln(, thc g rocers hill while we nre unconsc,! . . ■, n_ tn in,..r(> lous we would he satisfied. At thst, !!'ollh<^ n{ " lnt" f“|J McSweeneey has the world beat on il* ^ inir J ^ Z „ nf F.or — . a . I Of course the white women of Florkicking o!Id H, n i -il party they want to soon ns the winter rush is over we ida know which are going to try thnt starvation stunt |l,uPPort* j^ t that ^"votinv^Thcv ourself by going to a summer hotel. I« 0 complete guide to .voting. They Ican not vote a "straight" party ticket ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - *- - - - - - - Announcing the Formal RIVALRY IN BUSINESS CAUSED ASSAULT ON J 5 X ^ ' d u o ? ' . m “ 51lri? WINTER GARDEN MAN . jumping from one thing to another just like a grasshopper in the part - n w nthr The lender* havf how pullccf Harding off the campaign tour and told him to stay on thc front porch But the front Joreh election la a thing of tho past and while Jimmie la bombarding tho Republicans in tholr ------ u.wriinVw nnn ..» strongholds Harding can rest .easy and worry none because he will nev er have to shoulder the responibilitles ■o f tha office of^ President. ■ ■- W When aomething happens on board Sabacrlrtion Price In Advance the whip the crew and the D iaicngcn O n e Year I f t m MOMhi ........................ are ordered to "stand and get ready Deliverrd in City by Carrier to take to the boats If necessary*. O ne,W —jk.— ---------------15 Canto | If another ship cornea to the rescue she is asked to "stand by” and take Member e f the Associated Preaa. o ff the passengers. In (daily life we are continually being asked, to "stand by” this and "stand by" that. IJust now we are being asked to stand by the Board! o f Trade and DEMOCRATIC - PRESIDENTIAL Utan4 by many fither things that A - '•BLECTOR8. -1 * mearf ao much to the city. It is good |for a man. to go home a t night with P. W. Cox ’ Charles E. Jones the feeling that he haa been standing W. V. m Knott by every good thing fo r his town and Martin Caraballo . -J. G.,Sharon - G. We‘ ‘* . that baf will continue to do It Our “ •1Board of Trade ia flourishing <md it will be reorganised In a few months To the Senior Law class aa well as _T s there a hell? says a headline in |nnd made 0* or ^ gujj the -pressing •Orlando Sentinel. W e d say so. nc€da and the changes o f the times. a few outsiders came one o f the greatest treats of the year yester• • • • It will be made over to give os bet* Jay afternoon, when Messrs. Marshall Get in the gamo, get In the game. |ter efficiency If possible and in order and Branch fought a long and hard Advertise and sell thle < goods. Clear that we may be in a position to af­ battle against Bfessrs. Murrell add o f the shelves. filiate with the Chnmbcrs of Com­ Bradley. merce in this and other states and to All this occurred during the regu­ t^The drop In prices need not alarm take our'rightful position as one of lar hour of .'problem work which ia 'the live merchant He immediately the growing cities o f the south, taught.by Dean Raaco. The above starts a salo and advertises it and With a new secretory and one that named point of law involved, came to sells the- goods. The dead one— gives the brightest promise for good tho men having been appointed on mrell, ho ia dead Anyhow. Work and faithful performances of thc different aides to thc question or • • • • . his duties our new Chamber of Com- rather claNs room well prepared* to ' Despatch in the Orlando Sentinel merce holds out the brightest pros- fight out the legal question to the ■saya they best up a white man for pecta for the future but we must finish. alleged assault down there. We all stand by and lend our assistance These men displayed their ability wouldn't bcaC up anybody for that in and dig deeper Into our poeketa for not only ns coming lawyers but also Sanford. We want him to look not- the backing that will come to us in na to their ability and use o f the ural when the undertaker gets him. greater returns than any other one English lnngungt. The writer will • • • • project in which we could be intcr- venture fnr cnopgh to say "that ev­ It Is n joy to have thewomen In Irated. We were just reading » re­ ery one present took notice of the politics. We opine that the men quest of the •secretory o f the a t expression and forccmul way , in who aw candidates in the next four Augustind Board of Trade for money which Messrs. Marshall and Murrell years will hqve to wnlk the straight to hire n band and to put over other delivered their respective arguments.' and narrow path before the election grenf things in the Ancient Cityand Dean Rasco seemed well pleased ind afterward or else. he. winds up his nppeal witM thefol­ with the interest his class took In lowing that touched us for we know their first problem, and the Senior Law .class Is sure to spend many And thousands o f Republican worn- whereof he speaks: il . n , MWr .i I “ About $25,000 is required to carry hours of hard work In preparation *** g°ing . vote tho Democrat |nit, fnn nm<rnirn of the Board of ic ticket for they want the J>ague 2P * , , t h p»the coming ™car. for thc problem work this year.— DeLand News: o f Nations fn all its entirety. They U ™ do S *7n exThe sum mentioned This is our own Oliver Murrell, who know what it means to have war IThe ".T is taking a law course at Stetson .„ d .U ,c , know th .t tho n .p ob llc.n . P « B " . w ould"St 3 p E t fn 'r K T c o u S S “ »!<Vlynd. .dv;rtl.lnl,J University. make money agaln.^ ; ~^l II I T 1 ' fill/wi iin I* F. P. RINBS, Circulation Manager ,_____ _____________________ D* Phone 481. STANDING BY a<rrtMn t«l—3M»4« fa w i — AefHfil»« | to' - - -.■- • W c want to thank our many friends h°rr’ nB nnmare<'undert an ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 22.—It hns developed that J. E. Howard, who was taken from the police here last night by threg men, was not wanted for an assault upon a young girl, but because of rival business feelings. Howard, after hnving received a black cyo in his scuffle with his assailants, was taken in an automohilo nbout a distance of 12 miles into the country nnd told to walk homo and never re­ turn to Winter Garden, a smnlj town some 16 miles from here, where he conducts his business. The police said they were in possession of clues to thc assailant. Post Cards nt the Herald office, lc. STATE AND COUNTY OCCU­ PATIONAL LICENSES NOW DUE % DEPOSITS INSURED Those concerned will please take notice thnt licenses beenme due Oc­ tober 1st, nnd are delinquent after thnt date. jn o . d : j in k in s , Tax Collector, 2tc • ^eminole County. T jo d a y !P a n ca k e J> tou r 2 O/lol* W h e a t J^ to u r ^B u ck w h e a t JT/ou r SBran i Sftartey W /* a l jt t r in a *Deano 7Jurner 497 jt j t eVcn sufficient to asceru ,“ b11 tho8c for whom they going to vote are Democrats or I|H?puhll«ns. the8tate case there may be. In mJ*ny parta ofasthP are socnlled "Independent" Democrats On the ticket who nre running against the regular party nominee. It is therefore possible to vote for a rnnn cnlline himself a Democrat, and yet vote directly against the party. On the Republican side there are two sets of candidates, one callin" them­ selves the "regulars,” the other des­ ignated an "lily whites." An ardent Republican, therefore, may vote against his party while voting for men whom he has long known as Re­ publicans. These are only a few of the diffi­ culties and complications which con­ front the new voter when she goes 4o the booth, with just five minutes in which to prepare her ticket, and no opportunity to refresh her memory by inquiries.- She must have this, and .other essential information at her finger tips to avoid getting con­ fused and making mistakes which will nullify her intentions. Besides, it is very doubtful if the election officers will permit the use of any aort of memorandum In the booth. The law is not entirely plain, but its intent seem* to be to throw f f❖ f Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators— but this is Florida W e have just received a belated shipment of This Ought to Sound Good to You People W ho W ant to Deposit Your Savings Where They W ill Be Protected V T ♦ ? ? 1 i i 1 j Refrigerators and Ice Boxes Our membership in the D E P O S IT O R S G U A R A N T E E FUND T h e price will sell them this -week. A deposit of cash as per certificates issued by banks in New York City a positories having a com bined Capital and Susplus of Ball Hardware Company Real Estate ‘ f I S e ll I t | L . j J .E . SPURL1NG Tha Mtn Wh* S«U« Did Chop Sanford’s Moat Popular Hotel SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL Under Management of WALTER B. OLSON PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Our Specialty——Seminole's famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. YOUR tusmESS A la Carte Service all day. ♦ ^ l • •’ i , ‘ . . -T ' r d: ■C f V D0arillhHere!d’ reTprinting ln tin V fw k e ^ i d^ S i .t L trepresenting thoy must pfek thc Dailj Herald. 1 We T are twice theirout party, just two weeks ago and tne ndverUsing patronage has increased three fold. Wc want to get to an eight 3add f rmany J X r fZtures hJ the ^ " f lfirst r e t " ooff features by November. Watch tiid Herald for rfhe ciction returns on the day nftcr, ? T i �THE BAN FORD DAILY HERALD SANFORD DEPOSITORY PRESBYTERY FUNDS big fireworks display, special attrac­ tions at the picture shows and other amusements. Sanford people have a special invitation to go to DcLand that night and enjoy themselves. OF ALL THE BENEVOLENT FUND CITY MARKET IS NOW OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ES OR SOUTH FLORIDA • IN THEIR NEW HOME #. The City Market has moved into theirnew home at the comer of w^t * * ‘ * * -Ftret street and' Railroad Way tn the Wclnka block. The beantirul new store room In the beautiful new build­ ing, is one of the.finest in the city and Walthall A Estridge, the proprie­ tors of the City Market realizing that they were going into one o f tho best stores in the city are living up to the reputation by arranging their large stock of groceries and meats and fruits and vegetables in thcrniost attractive manner possible nnd the store looks as nest as ’‘milady’s par­ lor” . and just as clean. Everything is white and frefch and. new and snick and span and with their new refrig­ eration system thnt has already re­ ceived mention in these columns Wal­ thall A Estridge expect to not only live up to their former reputation of ‘‘Caterers to the Public” but} they In­ tend to surpass it. This enterpris­ ing firm also believes in advertising and will keep their customers inform­ ed as to latest prices on the meat and grocery line and their quick delivery will bring the* best the market af­ fords right to your door. Sec them in their new home today. Dr. E. D. Brownleo'and H. C. DuBosr, who have ■been ' attending - t bg St Johns’ Presbytery at Plant-City hire Trturned home and they brought home something good for Sanford. jit the meeting it waa decided that ja the future inatead o f thd different churches in the Presbytery sending In their contributions for benevolent purposes to the various cities over the South they would decide upon a central treasury in the Presbytery uid Sanford was chosen as being the belt place after they had heard f rum Dr. Brownlee and Mr. DuBoao at •bout the wonderful place in which they jjred. The S t Johns’ Presbytery extends from Astor south to Tampa and has a large territory to draw from tnd all the Benevolent Funds - will hereafter be sent here and the funds «Q] be distributed among the Sahford banks making a neat sum that will be on deposit here nil the time. The Benevolent Funds of the Presby­ tery comprise all the nwiey that is •ent to China, Japan, Korea, Africa, Mexico, Brazil and Cuba and also the rapport that is given to the mission* ary work in various sections o f America and a large share in the rapport of the orphanage in South PAPER SUITS NOW ON SALE IN ENGLAND . • Carolinn besides-other benevolent ac­ tivities. All o f this work will bring (By TIm A mocUUS f n u ) a large account tot the local banks o f LONDON, Oct. 21.— Paper suits of Sanford and give this city much pub­ clothing manufactured in Germany licity throughout South Florida. have been shipped to, London on ap­ It will also mean more work for Dr. Brownlee and tho workers in the proval nnd displayed for sale by a j FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1S2Q firm 'o f importers in the Strand a f two shillings six pence to ten shillings six pence. -It is stated that German exporter* are offering these suits to. British importers at the rate o f 1,000 suite for. !b l20 or the normal equivalent oflkbout 60 centa a suit. They are described as “ of tho very best paper texture"._ Other quotations would permit English retailers ■to obtain from 200 to 300 per cent, profit. ------------- c------ X ---------------------- MOTHER’S MEETING A very pleasant gathering was held in the ladies parlors of the Bap­ tist Temple Tuesday afternoon when a number of the mothers of Cradle Roll babies gathered in response to an Invitation from Mrs. Thigpen, who is superintendent o f >th« Cradle Roll Deoartment of this Sunday School. . The mothers organized with Mrs. Thigpen, president. Mrs. Leslie Bryan vice president and Mrs. RobL Mar­ lowe secretary and treasurer. These mothers’ meeting will, be held on the third Tuesday afternoon of each month nnd topics of interest to all will be discussed. Delicious refrc*hmcnts were served and the afternoon was a very enjoy­ able one* to all present. were generally insufficient. Rain is needed over all divisions. < Condition o f Crops*—The chief ac­ tivities of the week were harvesting the last o f tlieeolton erop— picking continued irregularly j but there is very little left in the fields. ,The crop is practically all picked and gin­ ned. The last o f the corn crop was harvested, and the warm, sunshiny wrathcr the saving muen . -xavored ---------- -------------jg oeff mae hay and the gathering of peanuts, The dry,weather delayed the planting of osta and rye, although the work progressed to some extent. Betting celery, cabbage and other truck con­ tinues, but it is too dry, except on low lands. Sweet potatoes and cane would be benefited by rain, and uplands need moisture for recently set truck and seed beds, tpitrua fruits continue in good condition, coloring and ma­ turing nicely; shipments are increas­ ing. Pastures and ranges need rain. MASS MEETING THURSDAY AFTERNOON Presbyterian church but they are wil­ ling to undertike.it as they have al­ ways been willing to undertake any­ thing that means better service to the chufeh and to the city. Dr. Brownlee and IL C. DuBone nre In this issue nppears the advertise­ ment of the Jones' Cash Store thnt has recently opened in the DcForcBt building on First street next to the Hill Hnrdwnre Co. The Jones Cash store is one of a chnin of stores being established over the south, and buying in large quantities nnd pnying cash tnd selling for cash and cutting out ail delivery expenses their stores aro cutting down the high coat of living. It is the idea of paying cash, getting a better price and carrying your ar­ ticles home thereby making n big saving. Hassel Brown, is the mnnnger of the new store nnd has arrang­ ed-ft hi *art vp-to-datw'manner hav­ ing painted tho interior in pure white ami with new fixtures nnd everything in fine shape in ready for the trade thnt is hound to come when the pub­ lic rends tho prices thnt nre quoted today niid will l>e quoted every Fridtfy in tho Market Edition of the Daily Herald. WHEN YOU MAKE A CONNECTION H E R E ''Y O U ARE AS­ SURED THE FULLEST MEASURE OF SUPPORT AND CO-OPERA­ TION THAT A BANK nA S TO OF­ FER. F. P, Forster, President v W. It RIIAN, Prop. SERVICE STREET DANCE HALLOWEEN NIGHT Dt-Lund is td have a street dance and general big time on Hallowe’en night given under the joint auspices of the Dclaind Band and the Com­ mercial Club. There will also be n * old Butter-Nut; we could perfected a new tn turn out a mixing lighter, Butter-Nut is its own best ocers. The genuine bears MILLER’S 11AKERY H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. Welaks Block Store No. 7 Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. _______ ~ '___________ ~ ' See us before buying your supplies. We can sava you money. Insist on the Butter-Nut Label has nil the qunlity of the not improve that. But in nddition we’ve process which enables us daintier loaf than ever. Get a loaf today, for advocate. At all good gr the Butter-Nut label. " SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. Phonf 303 B u t t e r -N i i t S r e a d 1 C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L C A R TER LUMBER CO. ELECTRIC CARPET WASHER Sanford 170-pt There are all kinds of imitations of Duttcr-Nut Dread on the market. But the title or the shape of th £ loaf is all they can imitate. They can’ t approach the delicate, appctizing-Buttcr-Nut flavor. . ■, •'* Jhm NEW. < • FOR THE FIRM - CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED SALES B. P. Whltner, Cashier. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S on the floor. Original colors restored like new. Special price of 3c per foot to first customers. JONES CASH STORE READY FOR BUSINESS TO A8SI8T AND TO SERVE— WITH KINDNESS, PROMPTNESS AND COURTESY—THE CUSTOM­ ERS OF THIS BANK. Mrs. J. B. Lawton autoed to Or­ lando yesterday afternoon, having as her guest, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Henry Purden, Mrs. Fred Dalger and Mrs. Claude Herndon. to be congratulated upon landing this depository for Sanford. P L A T F O R M First National Bank! The mass meeting announced yen rday in the Herald to be Void in the Woman’s Club Wednesday will be held Thursday afternoon ns the date on Wednesday would conflict with the regular meeting of two other de­ partments. Remember thnt the Wom­ an’s mass meeting will be at the WEATHER AND CROP CONDIWoman's Club next Thursday after­ TION8 IN FLORIDA FOR THE noon at 3:30 to which all the women WEEK ENDING OCTOHER 19 o f the city and county arc invited. Temperature.—The mean tempera­ ture ranged from 1 degree below nor­ mal in the south to. 3 above normal in the extreme north and west. Precipitation— The. week, as a whole, was much drier than usual, the only rain occurring in the southeast portion; and even there the amounts iO U R PARTS ACCESSORIES “Save the Surface and You Save All” BRYAN AUTO CO. P H O N E 6 6 • Ray Brothers Cut Rate Tire House Phone 548 Old Ford Garage W c sell nothing but fully guaranteed TIRES nnd TUBES. What we hnve arc brand new. They will never sell as low as wc are offering them for the next 30 days, and F o r a Lim ited Time “ WE BOTH LOSE IF YOU DO NOT BUY THEM HERE/’ we will give you $25 worth of new Records FREE- >>>x< BATTERIES 12 LI1S. GOOD APPLES i -A 75c Peck the "Giant That Lives in a Box.” W c have them to fit all makes of Automobiles — they sell as low as other batteries; why not get the^beat? “ E X ID E ” 1*LD. CANS WHITE HOUSE . COFFEE •a • • J. B. RAY 50c can H. L. RAY 3-LB. CANS WHITE HOUSE COFFER $1.50 Can l-LB. CANS LEADER COFFEE Changes in Prices 25c can Costs no more 100-LU. DAGS SCRATCH FEED $4.25 Bag than the ordinary NICE, FAT MACKEREL aph 20c to 60 Each Sport Model Chalmers ...... NICE FAT HENS. Seven Passenger Chalmers NICE FAT FRYERS There’s no string to this offer; no Joker ln.it. $25 worih of Pathe or Actue!le Records; FREE if you buy a Pathe Photograph— except ,’ he rmall models 3 and 6, which are not Included. No matter if you pay cash or extend the terms on easy payments— the |25 worth of Record. will b? delve red wl h the Instrument as quickly as you make your ie ec’ lon. APALACHICOLA OY8TBR8 75c Quart 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT $2.00 Can SANFORD FURNITURE CO. J . D . D A V IS O N , Manager. % Five Passenger Chalmers;. $2,275 2,150 2,035 $1,170 LOTT M OTO£ CO M PAN Y . SANFORD, FLORIDA l . P. _ . . . .. t ,ik % Sanford, Florida Post Cards at T h e Herald O ffice �- - • THE BANPORD DAILY HERALD PBFDAY. OCTOBER 2* 152$ "t ••( t . . m t Welaka Building—Right on the Corner Largest, cleanest, brightest, most sanitary up-to-date G rocery and M arket in Seminole (County com Opening Specials S U G A R ,• per** lb. U -. • Sweet Potatoes, pk. Our Refrigerator - is equipped with the most 6( improved % Irish Potatoes, pk. fg g | | ip f. 5( Cabbage, lb. - 3 2 lb. T om atoes - 05c - 40c Large V an Cam p’s Milk, 1 doz $1.70 Small, “ 1 doz 85c T oled o Electric W estern Round Steak, lb ____ * W estern Porterhouse, lb i i i V ‘ rs y j . « - i * ~i : - lr' -* Refrigerating plant — abso­ W estern L oin Steak, lb lutely sanitary. Florida P ork W e are now located in our large and commodious quarters in the Welaka building, and most cord­ ially invite you to call and inspect our really up-to-date establishment, where we will at all times handle W estern P ork Florida B eef Stew M eat Florida P ork Stew Smoked Sausage, all pork M iller’ s Butter Nut Bread 10-15 H om em ade Sausage Florida Beef Steak, lb Hamburger. - ; r• .35 W elaka Building, Cor. 1st and Railroad W a y scales that it could not he cut from iJKT YOUR TICKETS FOR It would hnve mnde a HOARD OF TRADE BANQUET the carcass beautiful trophy had i taxidermist Get your tickets for the next been near when it was killed and Board of Trade banquet from any of could have mounted Hie entire hide. the three Sanford banks. The ban­ Big 'gators are plentiful enough in quet will be held at the Valdez Ho­ the bayous running into Lake Jes­ tel on Tuesday night, November 2nd sup nnd campers over there in the (election night) nnd after the ban­ spring'can hear the big fellows roar­ quet the guests can get the election ing nil night. returns ut the Princess Theatre for -an extra 25 cents. The banquet this ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF time will Ik- $1.25. AMERICA nhe sang n solo morning nnd night in the Baptist Church a solo at the Congregational church; which was appreciated very much and we all extend Mrs./Catherine Hanson a cor­ dial welcome again in our city. PAUL nURIIANS WILL PREACH IlfcltE Rev. Paul C. Burhnns has arrived in the city and will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday and may be called to take it perman­ ently as Dr. Brower is thinking of go­ ing to another field. Rev. Burhnns came to Florida from Texas about one year ago and like everyone else, fell ;n love with Florida nnd decided to make it his home. He nnd his family will be welcomed to Sanford if he decides to remnin here. * Catherine Hanson supervising dep­ uty of the Royal Neigbors of America for the state of Florida was with us In the winow of (he Ball Hard­ and conducted a school of instruct­ ware Co., is stretched n hide of an ions Oct. 8 and 11 which was a alligator that measures 14 feet nnd great help to us. 7 Inches in length. It is not, stretch­ Apart from the high position Mrs. ed either, It is just placed in the win­ Hanson holds she was so lovable and dow being rather stiff after tanning. kind we learned to love her so much The 'gator was killed by Link Ken­ we insisted on her leaving the hotel nedy on Lake JcssTTp and the hide nnd w b h entertained by Mrs. Lucy in the window is only the under part Foster,‘ Mrs. G. W. Vemnble, Mrs. Those arriving on Thursday, Oct. o r belly of the 'gator as the upper John Stimpcr, Mrs. Anna Speer, Mrs. 21st, were: W. J. Cantiell. Jackson­ faide or hack was so filled with h<rd Jacob Bailey, also while in the city ville; R. S. Best, Jacksonville; J G. Lege, Ocnln; 0. Gv Husband, Jackson­ ville; L. C-. Foster, New Orlenhs; R. M. Lanier. Waycross; C. E. Rhodes. Jacksonville; S, O. Vickers, Atlanta; S E U S ! . W E H A V E IT ! J. N. Crotty, Jacksonville; P. F. Van Deusen, Lakeland; E. W. Keik, Jacksonville; G. F. Blomberg, Jack­ sonville; J. A. Greppi, Jacksonville; B. F. Camp, Jacksonville; Paul J, Jones, Dublin, Gn.; Herman Lee. Dub­ lin, Ga.; L. J. Gestwick, St. Augus­ tine; G. C. Liege, Jacksonvillej T. R. Baker, New York City. Here’s a chance to make your Dollars work harder We’ve an accumulation o f Shop-Worn which we are going to close out at before-the-war prices. You know1what that means. / Just the thing for that woodshed, washroom, or any other cheap building you have in mind. Cpmeffciick out what you want; first comes first served City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY Bicycle Accessories Everything for the Bicycle Bicycle Repairing in u ju u p io e r The House of Service, Quality and Price NATION-WIDE STRIKE IN MEXICO ( D , TX* A i m k Ii US P n t i) Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. MEXICO CITY, Oct. 22.—Nation­ wide strike la threatened as a result of the controversy over the strike of the dock workers. MICK1E, THE PRINTERS DEVIL H0EU-, 'WELU W Vf vtv k VAM OLD fcONUOOO OVWJVA „ UOMHWVi -rut y------ ■ . XUEEKLN QATjOOVL/ s ^ to m p i f H e Defends the "Best Town on vaaw .n o o ouaut t c >c o m e t o t u e errN TRAVEL 'wnru Yue u ve OVAES—m y so u e '— - ^ - avad < &R.\ua A KAAH O U T LOOVC __ / -------------- - AT v a e v — ■— ------- - tfw v , v o o CAkrr em eu VlHO YU\S UTYLE OLD k OM TUE VAAS> \ 7 T U M ' <301 X<JELL, \ EETQJUA bOONAfc OV JtST AS E\Q O H - “CUE hAW» A t V O O OO \H T U E C.VTW \ S �( Summary « / (be Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Medtlsa of , Matter* la Brief Par*oaal Items ef Interest . Herald Headers TRAIN SCHEDULE vArrival Dei ____ . . . 1:58'a. m. 2:1 . . . . . . . 1 1 : 4 6 a. >n. 12:1 _______ 8:06 p.m . 8 :! . . . . . . . 2:48a.m . 2:1 Snyder is doing a ... ■wum the big Democratic rally in Sanford Saturday speakers will have something to tell about the vital issues o f the day. meeting will start at eight ** comer of Park avenue and First.streets. .j * S Oveido Branch The rain is welcome today. . The special sales being put on by gsnford merchants are Bringing the • Dr. - E. D. Brownlee and H, C. Dupeople to Sanford. boaeJiayo returned from Plant City they represented the Sanford Many out-of*towiv -■ people wertj l^^mch at the St. Johns Presbytery , here yesterday being attracted by meeting. the many bargains being offered through the Sanford Herald. N. P. Yowcll. of Orlando, was in tha city yesterday the guest o f his If you do not get your paper brother, Arthur Yowcll. Mr, Yownromptly by carrier boy phone F. P. ell' is the head o f thd Yowell-Drew Rlnw, No. 4 8 1 :''Wl? want you to get Co., one of the largest department I, . M i n n t l v o n r h n lfr h t- t l J i V stores in South Florida and has many friends in Sanford who are always glad to see him. noU in a business college. His many friends are glad to have him back home again. Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb and fam­ ily of Geneva,- will occupy part of the N< H. Gamer homo on Park ave­ nue for the winter. Their ' many friends are glad they will be here instead of going to another city to reside. _ ______ tit ..V IR G IN IA SPEECH (By rv» twwUuj r<w«) ■ DANVILLE, Va., Oct. 22.—Gover­ nor Coolidge in a speech here said American institutions has been threatened in the North and they ,needed the help o f the South to com­ bat the menace. He urged the peo­ ple to vote as Americans and not aa —. -— • •>*•» i • partisans. ^ Dr. S. S. Jones, the leading chiro­ practic of Orlando, with his family ware 'Visiting in Sanford yesterday afternoon. No- 127 t nuV. COOLIDGE TALKS IN CIRCLE IN Leesburg Branch No- 22 E. H. Sellarda, who was formerly state geologist and who is now in Texas engaged in the Satno:work and State Geologist Guitar, o f Tallahas* see. were among the ow. wcic aiiiviiR vuc prominent pru visitor* to the city yesterday. They are interested in the salt weRs and salt lakes of this section and will in­ spect some of them before returning to their homes. • Hon. Forest Lake has returned home from a business trip to Jack­ sonville. Gillon-A Fry nro now happy in their naw home in the J. B. Lawson garage building where they have opened up a fine line of electrical supplied and will do all kinds of contrsctinfc^and wiring; . * • The big Sanford’ Weekly Herald is out today with 14 pages filled with good reading matter and advertise­ ments. Tho Weekly Herald goes ev­ erywhere «nd an advertisement in the Weekly brinks results. J. E. Snyder, tho live wire mer­ chant of Chuluota. was in tho city yesterday and cnrncd b«Ck with-Tiim a naw Ford Sedan purchased from Edward Higgins of this city. Mr. • GENERAL PRICE SLASHING GOING ON. AT OUR PLACE. IT IS VERY, VERY SELDOM THAT YOU IfAVH ATTENDED A M L B WHERE EVERYTHING IN THE 1~ STORB FftOM HATS TO SHOES WERE CUT, AND 8 UCH A BIG CUT. FOR THE FIRST TIME, IN SANFORD, EVEN COLLARS ARB ON SALE. If You Haven’ t Been ground, Do It. It Will Pay You, CHEAPER LUMBER — ■ .. The Hill Lumber Co., have an ad­ vertisement in this issue calling at­ tention to a house cleaning sale in which sashes and doors arc being of­ fered very cheap. If you are con­ templating building of any kind sec the Hill Lumber Co., and read the ad in this paper. Minute Man Six At present we have no care In atock, having delivered our'last car Monday. Rut a carload is'how in transit from the factory, which should reach San­ ford not later than Nor. 15th. We BRIGADIER-GENERAL The Logical Treatment Get your offlco supplies nnd school have been promised one car from th% BIDDLE IS RETIRED supplies nt the Herald Printing^ C o , Hulsey Automobile Agency this week. FROM ACTIVE SERVICE This carload of I^xingtons are where you can fret what y cu ’v.nfit at Special Jobe, consisting of Tourings (Br Tb* AuoeUUS Pr».U very reasonable rates. FOOD PRICES FALLING. and Thorobreds (Sport), one o f which WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—Brigad­ is sold. Call and place your order at ier-General John Biddle, commander Sec the change of advertisement in once for one of these cars. of the American troops in England this issue of L. P. McCulier, He % For Many Human Ills, during the war, will be retired nt his will have many changes in prices Demonstrations Gladly Given. own request December first after 43 from day to day and It will pay you yenrs active service. Any- "CROWDED CONQITION,” to watch the Herald. Save mqney by shopping in the Daily Herald. anywhere, anytime, makes INCREAS­ LUTHERANS WILL PLANT 10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE ED PRESSURE;—which l In turn MANY MI8SIONS SOUTHWARD-LEE. makes GREATER FRICTION or 6 ACRES LAND „ (B? Tit AirorUud Pr*u.) work on tho Heart,-’ and reduces -or Miss Myra Lee and Mr. Southward 800 orango and grapefruit WASHINGTON, Oct. 2?.—The restricts FREEDOM OF MOVE­ were married in Tampa on the 7thtrees; three hundred boxes of planting of strong missions in large MENT. inst. and only broke the news a fruit ready to ship for Christ­ cities'in charge of capablo men was couple of days ago. advocated In a report to the conven­ mas trade. located 4 1-2 miles Mrs. Lee had cousins from Ain. vis­ tion of the Lutheran church here to­ And "Movement” o f Activity,— from Sanford on hard road on iting her on their wedding trip, who day. a beautiful lake.- Ideal place PHYSICALLY— is about tho ONLY took Myra with them on a tour of Distributors for tho West Coast nnd Mr. Southward thing that will use up Human Fuel to build a home. P fjee $8.150._ met them and the young people were NATURALLY. Thus begins sickMust be sold at once. SEMINOLE, LAKE, VOLUSIA married In Tampa. _ — — ness. 0BANGE AND OSCEOLA It" was a complete surprise to the young ladys mother and friends. COUNTIE8 As Good as the Beat "The Real Estate Man" (Continued tomorrow) I ’toa* M SOS rv« SUHl Dally Service Phone 66 Phone 184 L. C. CAMERON ENERGIZER Lord's Purity. Water S E L E C T YOUR F A L L APPAREL E. F. LANE RESPONSIBLE banking is the policy under which this institution has been managed since the first day the doors were opened. That this policy is appreciated is indicated by the Saturday and Monday constant and gratifying growth in business. It is the desire of the officers of this Bank to con ­ W here your Dollar buys the most. M ake every Dollar buy one hundred cent s worth of # • quality, style and satisfaction. Y o u can if you buy at T H IS S A L E . tinue addir^A ajv accounts of those* individuals desiring most efficient and responsible banking O n our record of RESPONSIBILITY your pa tronage is. invited. Seminole County Bank Is owned, controlled and m anaged by hpme people, who are interested in the development an d upbuilding of Sanford and Seminole County With our large resources and strong financials connections, we are in position to assist our cus­ tomers at all times in the handling of their finan- 4 Per Cent Interest Paid Values Up to $5 0.00 Values Up to Seminole County Bank • ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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THURSDAY* yCTORER 21. 1920 NUMBER 170 Polling Places Desig- Nation Wide Cane DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE REED IS CAPTURED IN nated By Board . paign On League1 . PALATKA AND BROUGHT HOLDING BIG MEETINGS HERE FOR TRIAL LAST NIGHT AT GENEVA £53 *■ WELAKA BLOCK TOR NO. I ANTI FOX RATS PROPAGANDA OF MISCOURT HOUSE FOR NO. 3 REPRESENTATION SHOULD ’ IN SANFORD HE PERFORATED The oard of County Commissioners .......... '*?**• *»•••> for Seminole County, Florida, met a t 'WILMINGTON, Del., Oct. 21.— the call of their chairman, a t 10 Governor Cox attacked the critics of o’clock a. m., October 12. Present: Article Ten in a speech here today. Chairman L. A. Ilrumley. and-Com- H® said a nntion-wide program of inissioncrs L. P. Hagan, 0. W. EnU- misrepresentation against Articlo X minger, O. P. Swope, and E. H. KU- w»s W'1"* circulated. He declared bee, with V .. E. Douglass, Deputy congress only and not the Clerk, and E, E. Brndy, Sheriff, In at- Lcdfcuo of Nntions has authority to .tendance. • declare wnr nnd thnt the League The Chairman announced that the council’s decisions must be unnnipurposc of this 'meeting was to take moui and not merely advisory. C up the m atter of holding the General ‘ MYSTERY ^HOUT CASE SAID TO Election to be held Tuesday, Novem- CONNER AND DAHLEY SHOT LARGE CITIES OF EUROPE ARE ber 2nd, 1020, and same was freely FROM AMIIUSH—IS THIRD HAVE BEEN ONE OF • MUCH CLEANER THAN discussed by -the Board and other TRAGEDY NEAR MACCLENNY ASSAULT. rsons present. . 1 persons AMERICAN CITIES ____ ^ TThe ho following are the places deslj MACCLKNNY, Oct. 21— Frank (Bjr Th* AuocUUd Pr»»«) . A masked mob, estimated at h i-' " , lh?. PUfe of- *,Q,dln»r " Conner and -Frank Dnrlcy, white, IN TOOTH PASTE TUBE AND tween fifteen and twenty men, over­ election In the several precincts were shot and killed nhout 5 o’clock -N EW YYORK. Oct. 20.—The large AT THE WOMAN’S CLUB NEXT cities of Europe in the point of clejmpowered Officers Nettles and Barnes Pracinct*No. 1, Sanford.-W claka y™len}ay »uppoffedlV from lincss SHOWED MARKS' OF OLD WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON tidiness of streets are far at .109 America itrect, Orlando, about building on Railroad Avc. ambush, while driving nhout nix miles ahead nnd of New York, Chicago, Cin­ 11:10 last night nnd took? from them TIME STUFF FOR INSTRUCTIONS Precinct*No?2! U ke"M onroe-A . C. SV ,1, , * 0"’ J . brought' S O T here ° f !.hp J. E. Howard, whom the officers had killing was by parties cinnati nnd many other cities in Railroad Station. placed under arrest nnd w ere' pre­ —fntirr u *1° f°und the bodies and the sheriff America, says Clyde A. Cospen, man­ Precinct No.* 1, It was almost a foregone conclus­ paring to place in an automobile in House. ' ' nnd possee immediately left for the ager of the Anti-Litter Bureau of People are becoming interested in the Merchant's Association, who hns politics ion that when the bold bod burglar order to convey him to the police this year ns never before and I’aoln.—Flower’s *cc"c* Nw df.t1 J *J,» °f the tragedy will Prccini t N(g 4, just returned from n trip of observ­ ntntion. " ' broke into the doctors’ offices here l»u known until the sheriff returns. whether it is the vital issues that con­ Store. and extracted therefrom the cocaine Howard was carried away in an au­ ' This killing is believed to be an nf- ation in Europe. front us in the South nt thla Oviedo.— Pm-iqjt No. 5, “In some sections of New York, “he time is thehero . and morphine and other sleep pro­ tomobile bv the mob nnd at n late termnth of the murder of John Har­ incentive or whether it la building. said, “I can sec more street litter in ducers that said burglar was cither hour his fate hns not been made Precinct -No. 0, Geneva. oWn vey here, a short time ago for which one snunre block than in any city I the women’ coming into the party in the business of selling the dope to known. Sheriff Gordon is reported Mall. crime four negroes were killed by that is adding zest or whether it is visited abroad. Paris and London arc the the different runner* over the state to be after -the mob. mob violence. nction of the County Executive Snyder’s models of clenliness and compnritiveor selling it himself*, or using it him­ According to police headquartersV! o , ^ f cinct No* 7' Chu,ota* Committee in mnking a county cam­ ly free of street litter of any descrip­ self and th> latter conclusion was the Officers Nettles and Barnes answer- I Precinct No. 8, Gnbriella.—School COMMISSION ItEGINS thnt Is stirring up tho pcoplo tion. This is due to the fact thnt paign most obviopk. Therefore the city po­ ed n telephone call thnt came from House. hut nt nny rate tho committee meet­ PROBE OF GAMBLING the people nhroad art* more* tidy thnn lice force and the sheriffs office the neighborhood, stating thnt there ings nnd the speakers have been No. 9. Longwood. IN \VI!K \T IN “PIT” I we who live in -America. worked- on this phase of the m atter was a disturbance of some sort out ■ Precinct meeting great success every­ Precinct No. 10, .I*nke Mary.— I "The city of New YYork counton­ where nndwith and sent out what was a good de­ in thnt part of town, nnd to come to Shoblom's Store. tho people nre aroused to I CHICAGO. - Oct, 21— The Federal ; liners conditions thnt none of the scription of Jjio man who was sup­ 109 America street nt once. When the need of definite nction and arousPrecinct No. 11, Altamonte.—Ful Trade Commission yesterday begnn ' cities which I visited would tolerate posed to hove taken not only the they nrrived at this address they ler's Store. ( ed ns they have never been before in its investigation into the operations'* for a moment.” onlates but the diamond rin g s.from were met nt the door by Mrs. How­ election. Clerk of this Riiprd was instructed of the Chi-ago Board of Trade. The Mr. Copson said that l/inilon hns a national Mrs. Keeler and many other articles. ard, the wife of J. E. Howard. Upon I^ist night nt Geneva a large to hnve 10 new booths built and dccommission will investigate comthe best organized Street Cleaning The police of the different cities their renuest to see her husband they crowd was present at the Town Hall were on the lookout for him and the were told to come inside, that he livered to the respective precincts. | plaints of Gov. Allen, of knnsns, that .Department in Europe, Glasgow, the ami the people of the* Geneva sec­ Motion of O. P.„ Swopp, seconded thet h ° slump in wheat of recent date poorest, nnd Paris hfts the hc*t gnr% i’alntkn police force pinched the gen­ would not come out. . . ,L . . , ^ tion were augmented hy a large tleman in that city ono day- this week 'Asked if they saw any men when 1. P. Hagan, and carried, this Roapl wns rnused hy \thcnt speculations iintre disposni system. crowd front Sanford nnd other points. of County Commissioners hereby reThe chnrfe that speculators forced Referring to the taxi-cab drivers and the sheriffs office here sent n they approached the house, the offi­ The meeting wns called to order by deputy to I’alatkn' to bring him back. cers staled that they hud noticed only quests the sheriff, Mr. E. E. Brndy, the price down six cents a bushel nnd all chauffeurs nbrond, Mr. Com- R. J. Holly, one of the Sanford meip to hnve n sufficient number of deputin one day nnd lntor attempted to pson's statement said thnt they He was not nlono as his wife and lit­ two men who were apparently acci­ ies on election day, to enre for tpo begin n “farmer's boycott" on selling "seem to know their business nnd hers nnd secretn ry of the committee, tle dnughter were with him and it is dentally in the neighborhood. election. “ . j ' nlso will be looked into, it wns said. when in trouble, or about to run who introduced’ tmr following sprakUpon entering the house, Howard understood that he has another little Mr. Whitcomb and Mr. Chittenden ------»■— ---------down n pedistrinn, they npplp the era: * child in Tampa where he calls home. nsked the officers what they wanted. Mrs. John Lconnrdi, F. P. Forster, appeared before the Board nnd nsktd ARGENTINE PARSES THE brakes instead of tooting horns. The His name is Rid Reed and it is said They replied thnt they wanted him A; Dethat the American Legion he permitj RUCK TO UNITED SPATES chauffeurs in New York do just the £* A* I?°'w 1 ,P~ TTnn.bobT that he is well known in Tampa wherg for disturbing the pence. He iB said ted to hnve a danculin tho Court! opposite, hence the greater number Cotto"* ?• fM nV u l . S ' V he has resided for many years and to have stated thnt he was glad to go very quesques­ __ 1.1 ' - ...1 noises, rr nnd J. J. Dickinson. Every (By Th** a.»o*ui.<i Prr.,t , | 0f accidents nnd has relatives.-- Upon bringing the with them, that he wnntcd protec­ room on the night of November 11th, ' tion affecting the voter wns taken same being Armistice Dnv. And in BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 21— Argon“Newsboys nnd venders in Lon* family here Sheriff Brady took up tion. view of the position already taken hy tine importers adopted resolutions to don," he ndded, "do not shout their up hy the different speakers and tho the cose and nfter careful question­ “What do you want protection for-? ’ the Iloanl in reference to the u s e 'of limit to the absolute necessities im -’ wares, but instead enrry plgns on primnry regulations that govern the ing brought out the fnct that Reed nsked Officer Nettles. the Court room for this purpose, the portntions from the United States un- which in large letters the import- voters IriL the national election after wns responsible for the several rail­ "That’s all right, you'll find out above request wus refused. til improvement in exchange rates 1ant news headlines. The system helps taking n moral obligation wns stress­ leries thnt had taken plnce here in later," hr* is said to hnve replied. And on motion of I.. P. Hngnn, nre mnde. _ considerably in lessening the gener- ed* ns well ns. the fnct thnt the new Not being certain just tvhnt action seconded by O. P. Swope, and carried, the week; of his residence. voters should see that all tho nl noise. The suhwnys, or 'tubes' ns women He is n slick one all right nnd had ought to ho take nin the ense, Officer this hoard recommended to the women go to the polls nnd* vote on the diamond rings hid in the tube Nettles left Officer Barnes nt the House Committee of the Valdez Ho­ NEWPORT NEWS PAPER QUITS they art1 ('ailed in London, nre more November 2. Mrs. I^onardl wns ours and sempucomfortable than that had been used for tooth paste houfce while he went back to the po­ tel that they nllow the American Le­ given nn ovation ns she told in a NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. 21— The lously ____ clean. ___ nnd had he not- mude a clean breast lice station for further instructions, gion clear concise manner the duties to use the dining room of the Evening Record, Newport Nows’ jetaoin eetanin ctaoin etapin ctnntfn of thennd »f the matter it is possible that the lie was ordered to nrn-st Howard nnd Hotel free of chnrge for that night. third women in regard to their new * nnd newest daily publication, i _________________ ' , rings would never have been found, bring him in to the ntntion. privilege ns voters. • Motion of C. W. Entaminger, sec­ nfter nn existence .of sllghtlv leas' n ec*,roi)G Following out his instructions he onded hut his wife went to her room nnd The next rally will be bold in this hy O. P. Swope nnd carried. U. than one year, announces Its W | 0 P F ,fE H S RAI1’ produced the rings to the sheriff this went back to get Howard with the C. Du Bose, Geo. A. DeCottes, nnd E .1dlnte suspension of publication, due.; city next Saturday night nt eight CONTRACTOR’S OFFICE morning, nnd Sheriff Brndy now has car he wns using from headquarters. A. Douglass, nre hereby appointed a t says the statement, to the constantly FOR TRUST PROOF o'clock nt the corner of First them and will restore the property to He and Officer Barnes, accompan­ _____ I nnd Pnrk avenue nt which meeting of three to prepare the increasing cost of newsprint paper Mrs. Keeler. The prisoner nlXo said ied by Howard, hnd reached the gnto committee there will.he a number-of local spenkIIt TS* A*Kxi*led t*r*M ballot for the General Election nnd to f , G. Marshall has been editor of the he hnd stolen an electric fan from of the Howard home whyn a number have ballots printed at the lowest Record, the publication being owned *ers to discuss the political issues. NKW YORK. Oct. 21 -Agents »f the Masonic Hall -and told of other of men suddwnly confronted them,,two cost. the* stale attorney general raised the, ! It behooves every voter, men nnd j by a stork company. ' robberies giving up sufficient infor- ( of the men covering the officers with office of John T. Herrick, attorney women, regardless of their political There being no further business ' ------------------ -­ nation to mnrk hin^ ns a dangerous revolvers. "V.1 . for groups of Plumbers, stone cut­ creeds nnd beliefs, to l»e nt this meet­ the board stands adjourned to meet I WEATHER REPORT “What do you want ?" demanded ngt\in character to hnve nnrond. The ar­ November" 1st, 1920, at 10 1 -------^ ters nnd henting contractors, the ing nnd hear these' speaker*. Mr*. ticles stolen from the doctors nnd Officer Nettles. seized records will bd brought before Leonard! bns consented to again ad­ o'clock a. m. f r the purpose of da-j. For Florida: Generally fair to"We want Howard for the assault llvering the ballot boxes to the’ sev-. night nnd. Friday, except proltnldy the legislative especially Dr. Stevens’ medicine ense committee investigat­ dress the Indies nnd the men on this have not been produced as yet nnd ing alleged buildine material trust. Occasion. At the Woman’s Club next showers in extreme South portion. to « * * «»<r this information mny come out at S r - f t S / t E Wednesday nfternoon nt 1:10 o'clock Nettles covered with bis revolver. the trial. the women will have n mass meeting ARMENIA REFUSES “Did you offer nny resistance?"* to whifh nil nre invited nnd where TO ALLOW HOLS wns nsked the officers, and they said * HOAD DEPAIIMENT several prothinent speakers will ad­ thnt they could do nothing ns thev | TO CROSS BORDER dress them nnd instruct them on the MEETS IN TAMPA * Inith were covered with guns "Could Igillot. Hr Th* AaatwUfad Prat* ) TUESDAY. OCT. 26 you recognize nny of the men in the If there ure any precincts in tho PARIS, Oct. 21.—The Russian Sov­ county thnt hnve not been visited by crowdT" was asked, nnd they said iets issued nn ultimatum tu Armenia, the committee thnt want them next it wap too dark to see nny of the TALLAHASSEE. Oct/ 21. — A that demanding permission to transport faces b u t’that thev believed some of meeting of tho stnte road department AMERICAN BANKERS CAU.KI) WILL HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS Bolshevik troops through Armenia to week they enn hnve n meeting by men wore masks. making their wishes known to the » will he held in Tnmpn, Tuesday, Oct. the"How connect with »he Turkish National­ precinct committee-member or to the would you snv com­ UPON TO ESTABLISH CO-OP- ' TO CONSIDER QUARANTINE 26. nt the Hillsborough Hotel, nt 10 posed themany ists in Asia-Minor. Armenia refus­ secretary of the committee, R. J. moo?" wns nlso nsked, nnd o’clock in the morning. Notice of both officers ERATIYE WAKHOU8ES AND ON IMPORTING FRUITS ed. ' ngreed thnt there were Holly. this meeting wns sent out to nil the nt least fifteen nnd that they saw ORGANIZATIONS • AND VEGETABLES members of the department,by Act­ two cars standing in the street. PLANT FALL AND WIN­ AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES ing "Secretary Crcnsnp. The meet­ (By A i* c I• tad F r a a O A late telephone meshnge to notice (B r Tk* A u w l d i l Z r iu .) TER VEGETABLES ing has been requested by three mem- headquarters thnt jlow nnl hnd WASHINGTON, Oct. 21— The reSAINT NAZAIRE. France, Oct. 21 WASHINGTON, Oct. 21— Fedora! w * of tho department, nnmely, W. been severely stated beaten hy rho mob hut port of the^agrir* Mural commission , Horticultural bonnl will hold a nub—Fronch- railway-stock will - shortty*' A. Holt. Forest I^ke nnd A. C. returned home.—Orlnndo Sentinel. Many, homes.go lucking for fall nnd n A n i i ' f r n n Banker" M n n k n r a Association A a an p in tm n »»_ 1 . . __...» .»M.» . 1 . . off tfitf* the American lie increased hy 176 American heavy lic^hearing.December 2ttlh to aconsrjTutewiler. Mr.* Crensnp received the •mid the hankers n n aod should amL cr tha advisability of _placing n quar­ winter vegetables because, the heads freight locomotives. They were ship­ 'Jfiq-tners hy'assisting in the establish­ antine on importation o f fruit and of the homes fail to plant a success- ped from America, dismounted, ju s t hw™ - ? ment of co-opemtive warehouses nnd vegetables to prevent the spread of ■ion and vnriety of gnrden seeds. If before the armistice. Thev hnve now SLICE BILL OF FARE and signed by the three mcml>crs the early fall garden plnntings hnve selling nnd unless the the citrus Dy. . been in wide rows, it xyill In* a sim­ lK*en set up nnd soon will be ready PRICES—OTHERS NEXT farmers organizations mentioned. J^ccordintf .lo the«Haw H Can sell products with reas­ •under which the road department ple mntker to make plnntings now in for service. onable assurance of fair profit there COOLIDGE ALSO DENIES * NEW YORK. Oct. 21— Special As­ will functions, meetings may be held nt the middles for winter use. be an increasing tide of men any time, upon the request of three sistant Attorney-General Armin W. drifting from the farms to the cit­ October nnd November plantings DRUM BEATS THAT HE SPOKE ALL THE BANKERS members of the department follow­ Riley, head of the ^’Flying Squadron," ies. should be highly frost reslstantj such (Br Th* iiw lin t Prut) ed hy* one week’s notice to each of hns announced that five hotels hnve ns cnbbnge, lettuce, turnips, muntnrd, * FOR PRESIDENT ON HOARD SPECIAL TRAIN. kale and onions. In order to main­ the other members. A t is believed nmmised to revise their restaurant nOLS ADOPT SUNDAY Oct. 21.—Gov. Coolidge denied in a tain a warm* t<*knperature-ln the soil, that the purpose of tnis meeting is nricc list to help reduce the cost of IBr Th* A**«cUt*4 Pr»«,l -4 SCHOOL WORK GUISE statement today* that he endorsed the give it constant stirrings with n rake to reorganize the department by living. WASHINGTON, Oct. 21— John n. election of n new chairman to sue- f The list of these hotels will not be TO SPREAD DOCTRINE League of Nations in nn address of or hop.-or even a plow run very shal­ Dmm.Tlf Snnfrancisco, was elected welcome to President Wilson at* Bos­ low. coed M. M. Smith, whose term ns n made public until the new bills of president of the American Bankers • . member of the department hns ex- fare with the reduced prices nre SISTERVILLE, Vn.. 0?t. 21 — ton last February on hin return from Purple top white globe is probably Association today and Thomas B. pired. ready. Other hotels are expected to Charges thnt bolshevism is being Europe. He is campaigning through the best variety of turnips to plant. McAdams, of Richmond, Va., first follow in food price cutting, he said. spread throughout Southern W’est ,the Piedmont section of North Caro­ The extra ru rlrd mustard, or whnb is vice-president. . ’• . r 1 Mr. Riley nlso said he will hold n Virginia under tho guise of Sunday lina. ■ DRUG ACT NECESSARY known as ostrich plume mustard, is . IN ENGLANDiconference tomorrow morning at 11 school work, were made here today recommended. Of the mnny varieties HARDING WILL STAY 1 o’clock in his office In the Federal by 1^ F. Black, state superintendent COAL STRIKE IN ENG­ of cabbage, Charleston Wakefield Is ON FRONT PORCH LAND LOOKS GRAVE nrobably most desirable for florlda. LONDON, Oct. 4.— (Ry Mnll).— building with counsel for the Hotel of Sundny school missions, in nn ad­ (By TV* A mocU U S Br***.) Romainc lettuce is preferred for all The dangerous drug act now enforc­ Men’s Association for the purpose of dress at the annual meeting of the 'S t Th* A****Ut»S Tr—•) reducing the restaurant prices. svnod of W ’est Virginia Presbyterian general purposes. Dwarf curled kale ON BOARD SPECIAL TRAIN, ed here is designed to reduce the use LONDON, Oct. 2r— The Coal is recommended for early winter Oct. 21— Senator Harding, on his church. of habit-forming drugs which has Mr. Rlfcrk told the, visiting dele­ strike took n grave turn today when olnntlng in this1 p art of the country. trip to New York state, spcnklng at grown very rapidly here during the* CHRISTIAN CHURCH gates that headquarters of . the "boh- the railway rperf and transport work­ Kale makes a very delicious vege­ Rochester and Buffalo, returning to TO SPREAD RELIGION last few year*. THROUGHOUT WORLD shevik" movement -were In Chicago, ers annaumed they would strike in table, can lie used for a great mnny Marion tonleht, ending tbe campaign Under its provisions licenses are nnd thnt twelve "missionaries" had sympathy with the miners unless ne­ purposes, and makes an excellent putalde of Ohio. «• required for the import and export of (Br Tt* At—tUt*4 g w * ) been allotted to West Virginia. Two gotiations for settlement were open­ eroen when (toiled with fat meat. It * these drugs. London and Liverpool ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.—The Inter­ of thrsn "missionaries" he said, arc ed this week. Is nlso n good salad plant. HARDING SAYS HE FAVare the only porta through which rnw national convention of the Christian nlrendy active^ prenrhing doctrines If dwarf essox rape has not been OR8 HOME LEAGUE opium may t>e be imported, while wnue the »nr ehunh ^ , recommended for condemning G. O. Wallon and his mother-in-law the home, marriage, planted in] the family garden, C. K. manufacture, sale OT .possession of „dl religion to foreign families churrh nnd government. Mrs. W. F. Blackman were In the McQunrrie? of the.University of FlorROCHESTER. Oct. 21— Senator onium -prepared for smoking, is pro- through the rh lM«.n children. 6ity today from the Wckiva ranch. idn agricultural extension staff, sug. Hording' said, "Surely the American hibited. Mr. Fnllncc is n contractor and hns gesta thnt it be planted at once. This people cannot take seriously the BIG APPLE CROP BALLOON RACE WILL START been busy on the concrete ahljls nt plant makes excellent green* and th e . Democratic’ lnsistnriM that the Paris PETROGRAI) IN HUNGER IN BIRMINGHAM PHILADELPHIA. Ofct. 21.—The Jacksonville. He Is interested in con­ surplus provides A good green food covenant shall atill bo considered as RUT ORDERLY crop of apples in Pennsylvania this crete. buildings and is looking over for poultry. . . . . • I the Democratic platform and candi, t -------(B r Tit* A n*rU M 4 F r* * 0 . • year as a resplt of the mild weather the prospects here. (Br TV* A motUW* FnaO The family garden will go a long'dates insist. I have repeatedly spok- • BIRMINGHAM, O ct 21.—Entrants in the Inst several weeks is estimat­ LONDON, Oct. 21— Conditions In wav toward keening the home table en of such rejection with unfailing Petrorrad are described as "in hung­ are here from France, Italy, Belgium ed by tha Federal Reserve Bank for C. T. Logan, of the Logan Mercan- supplied with wholesome foods at th e ' consistency.. 1 hnve unfailingly saider nnd want but order," by H. G. and the United Statea^for the inter­ this district at more than 21,000,000 tile Co., of Geneva, is among the Ihwest possible cost. Vegetables we wish to associate with other na0Oi P»rominent visitors to the city today grown ah home are cheap and healthy, tions io and w ar and promote and prvWells. British author oil *his return national balloon race starting tomor­ bushels. Last year more than 7<O00,000, bushels were produced. row. and almost essential In the diet. serve'peace * firrom-the Geneva section. . from Russia. I Alleged To Have Taken Jewelry And Other Articles Will Have Big Rally In European Cities Are Cleaner Sanford Saturday Man Beaten By Orlando Mob m RINGS WERE HIDDEN A WOMEN TO GATHER W Banks Must Assist Federal Board Farmers Many Ways After The Fly ~\ rY,/ *. * *r . ..... — — ~T~** ■. •I �I sc&aajltaE. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920 Gives the Wearer a* Distinctive Appearance SEE OUR NEW LINE OF FISK HATS S P E C IA L P R IC E S J . M. D R E SSN E R I-++4-++++4+++++-I.++++4+4-+++++++++-S-+ ■ =- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for any one Ad. — ................................. 25e One Time, per word_______lc Three Times, per word__ . . . 2c Six Times- per w o rd ...____ 3c Over Six Times, 1-Ze per word per issue. 60,000 CHARLESTON-Wakefield cab­ bage plants for snle by O. C. Bry­ ant, Wagoner, Fla. $1.25 per thous­ and_____________• 167-10t-d L o s t —On street, a letter addressed to Mrs. E. G. Tyner, 618 Park avenue__FimlerpWaiu*-return to-thnt address or to Herald office. 169-2tp LOST—Pink cameo broach set with pearls. Finder please return to Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, 510 Magnolia ami receive reward. 107-4tc FREE TUBES with every Kokomo Tire purchased during the rest of this month. This means n saving of 25 per cent to you.—It. & O. Motor Co. _________ 169-tfc ROOM ANI) HOARD, $11 per week, 109 East First street, over Union Pharmacy. 163-tfc FOR SALE—One good horse. Phone 277. 165-1 w-c T ’Olt SALE—Itrpuhlir .1-1 ton truck thoroughly overhauled for sale cheap. See II. G. Dletcrich or W. E. Walthall. lfi.MUp Special reduction in men's and la .II.J U' IL. Dougins H„.. ..In. shoes.—A. ll..... A KnnL'nn dies' W. ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone^O . p**j ; ' BpL Cash niust accompany order. Ten cents extra if charged. Advertising in this column in which the address of the advertiser is not given but which refers you to Post­ office llox Number or Care of the Herald MUST be nnHwered accord­ ingly. Please do not ask U* for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they nrr, nnd if we do wc are not expected to tell you. FOR SALE—Bed, springs, mattress und couch. See Robert Hines at People’s Rank._________ 109-.itc r o l l SALE—lVi 11. P. and 2',j II. P. Gasoline engines. Brand new and in perfect condition.—Herald I'rinting Coz-------------tf Arruw This To«l Was a Vagrant IIow» ah® Indulged In kn experiment to determine the truth of the auertlon recently made bi a Youth'* Com* panlon contributor that toada have homing Instinct*, and w ai dlaappolnt* ed, Ml** Dora Rend Goodale tells In the Springfield Republican. Some time ago. she writes, I rend that the unassuming toad has the "homing Instinct" tu AH gkvnt a degree aa the homing pigeon*. and the asser­ tion was supported by detailed ac­ counts of rnrloua toads that were re­ moved to a distance but returned to their native haunts even before their owner or Intidlord. Therefore, on a fine Sunday mornltig I caught In my garden-a partly toad, whoso puffy con puleney suggested that ho had exe­ cuted numberleaa file*, nnd. after tying n red thread round his leg like a badge of honor, I carried him, partly by au­ tomobile nnd partly on foot, three miles from home. When I gently deposited him nfer mossy log by ihe wayside, he sat perfectly still for fully two minutes, as If getting his benrihgs; then, jiftor winking two or three time* and catcbr Ing an nnt or two with his lightning tongue, he gave n prodigious leap and disappeared In the undergrowth. I confess f had not much hope of seeing him again—nnd I never have. Donough, Boston; J. E. Graves, lanta; C .1L Stamm, New York; W. Gainesville; T.-' W. Lyons, Jackson II. Jowlcs, Jacksonville. - •'» ville; J. E. Freeman, Jaeksopyllle; J. D. Bowen, St. Louis; F. L. Reid, Jack­ WILL ATTEMPT RELIEF sonville; T.-. O. Rouse, Jacksonville; FOR COTTON FARMERS Fred C. Locke, Jacksonville; Jo a. T. Hogan, Tampa; C. A. Smith, Jackson­ (By IIM A u o c i.t.d F n u ) ville; F. T. Ilombeck. Jacksonville; WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.r-SouthJ. J. Holmes, Jacksonville; II. O. Adams, Tampa; G. C. Spencer. New ern bankers attending the convention York; B. U. Dnvls, Jacksonville; E. of American Bankers Association A. Miles. Florida: P. ILCliadKick. here, will attem pt' tn fnrmiitnt.i_.a_ lief for < cotton growers at Florida; W. A. Ames,- Jacksonville; plan of relief E. C. Harnagc, Tampa; J.J|). Lloyd, a mass meeting tonight. Gainesville; J. J. Skann, Jackson­ ville; G. E. Hoffman, Lakeland; S. K. uv . your >vu* ou akh rPads a m from The —Get Scratch Hobson, New York; L. O. Lewis, At-1Herald—by the pound—15c. production which stands ns guard of America." xyour post card* at the Rfr.u Beautiful views, lc each B y J. E pps B rown , President SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Quality of the Service •Sr?’. Prior to the war, the telephone service in Florida was' equal to the best, Service reports from all parts of the United States estab­ lish this fact. h _ . Today, jhe service is not equal to the pre-war standard. This is the direct result of furnishing the abnormally large volume of service, both exchange and toll, shown in our last advertisement. We are now furnishing a far -greater volume of service than the *plant was designed and constructed to furnish. We had no alterna­ tive. The vital needs of the public, both commercial and social, required that we do this. This demand for service continues to grow larger and more in­ sistent. Every telephone that we install, and every additional toll message that is transmitted, before the additions to the plant now under construction are completed and put into service, delays and prevents the improvement of the service. Efficient telephone service involves two fundamental pre­ requisites:------ --- — (a) Adequate facilities, including an unused margin of not less than 15 per cent. * . (b ) An. adequate force of trained and skilled workers; * The amount of switchboard equipment in every central office is engineered upon the basis of the average daily number of calls to be handled. This determines the number of operators' positions for each switchboard. Each operator can handle only a given num­ ber of calls per hour. When the number of calls per hour exceed the maximum capacity of the switchboard, and is beyond the human endurance of the operator, the connections simply cannot be promptly made. Since the switchboards now in service were installed the average daily number of calls has materially increased, so that the switch­ boards arc today carrying a greater load than they were engineered and constructed to carry. All surplus switchboard equipment has disappeared, having been put into daily constant use. This makes it impossible to add addi­ tional operators, or to adjust the load to meet varying conditions. This is equally true of the toll switchboards. The toll circuits are, likewise, engineered and constructed to transmit a certain number of messages during a definite period of time. When a greater number of messages is forced upon the toll lines, the quality of service is inevitably impaired. Today, a greater loqd is placed upon the toll circuits than they were designed to, or can. efficiently carry. There is nothing haphazard or accidental in a telephone plant. Each part is engineered to perform a definite function, the service being dependent upon each part functioning as designed. The switchboard is the heart of the service. The maximum ca­ pacity of the switchboard measures both the quantity and the quality of the service. Thfe operators have“m6rc than done their part.* If the public could know what efforts, and in many instances sacrifices,, they have made to serve you, you would be as grateful to these fine women as is the Company. While the service is not now as efficient as our pre-war service, a very large per cent of all calls, both exchange and-rtoll, is effi- ’ ciently handled. * It is the small percentage of calls which go amiss that occasion criticism in the minds of the individual subscribers, who accept the larger percentage of calls satisfactorily handled, as a matter of ■**•..*« -‘.V tf , course. These are the facts; conditions, not theories, are the sole cause of the present situation. * . The quality of service furnished by this Company, is always the composite of conditions, just as is service furnished by any other business enterprise, public or private. Service’is dependent upon and varies with conditions. The sole solution of the situation inadequate facilities and trained forces; there is no other remedy. No “Mute Inglorious Miltons." , There nre no "mute. Inglorious Mil­ ton*," although .there are many Inglo­ rious person* who Imnglne that they are Miltons, writes St. John Ervlne In the Manchester Guardian. A Milton may be "Inglorious" for n period, hut ho I* never "inuto” fora moment. Even the Inglorious persons who Imnglnr thnt they nre Miltons, when they would he much better employed as tuberdashkrs, nre never mute. They nre ns a rule, more articulate than the Mil­ ton*. for they put Into their tongue* what they nre unnhle to put Into their pen*. The problems of society In dealing with men of genius Is not ho* to ehcourage them but how to keep them In order. It I* probably true thnt In A disorganized nation the average Intel­ ligent ninn. If be be reared In poverty, will fall to rise to his leyel, but jt, I* equally true Hint the man of genius, however harsh hi* circumstances mny t>e. will find hi* level ns rertulnly a* water does. • \ CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep ap­ preciation of the many acts of kind­ ness extended,to us in the time of the illness and death of Dr. A. E. Philips, and for the many beautiful floral of­ ferings sent in. Our friends have !>cen very good to us and we sincere-1 ly thank them, om* and nil. MRS. A. E. PHILIPS, MRS L. A. TAYLOR, I. R PHILIPS, S. O. SIIINHOLSER. ----------- x----------TUESDAY ARRIVALS AT VALDEZ FOR RENT—Upstairs flat, furnish­ ed uf unfurnished. Four moms, hath, kitchenette, iwrch, modern con­ veniences. Apply 717 E. Second S t ______ _____________ 167-3tc Work clothes have taken a drop at PERKINS k BRITT. • IO RENT or for sale, large ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chas. Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. _ _ ________________ 160-tfc . New line of Congoleums nnd Art Squares.—A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford Hen !•' Milton, Atlanta; H. U. Ave. Phone 550.________-M . I06^fc FOff RKN*f—Nicely furnished rooms Young, Pittsburg, Pa.( Carl Daugh­ erty, Louisville, Ky.; llnrney Moran, 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. Fin.; B. K. Chapman, _________ ' 100 tfc Jacksonville, Greenville, S. C.; J. O. Neal, Sanford; PERKINS *!t BRITT have brought N. G. Miles, New York; II. IV. Mcto Sanford the PRICE REDUCING ft^ V l*lt"them du" ine their snle nnd save some dollars. runry. See J C. Ellsworth, "Wild­ FOR RENT—Nicely furnish :u)8j’Hi RENT—2 nice furnished house- wood Nook" on Rcnrd.-ill Ave. 168-3tp nt 320 Oak avenue. Phone ’ t'fift-tfe keeping rooms, running water, two The v o t e r s o f Fort Myers will go ---------- 1----- j beds in room.—Mr* Riddling, 205 to the p o l e * o q December II nod A real first-class blue serge suit ();,k Avenue, Eagle Home. HVI-Otp there ilei ul>- a* to whether or not Ft. ran now be pun hascif for $39.60 Special ^eduction on Georgette Silk Myers will adopt* the commissionPERKINS & BRUT. and cotton shirt waists.—A. Knnner, mnnnger form of civic government. WANTED—Cabinet nnd fancy inside 213-215 Sanford Ave. phone 550. IF YOU WANT TO BUY A DESIR­ trimming work, by n, first class ABLE HOME address, C. II. Smith, mechanic. Phone 218-W. ’ 165-Gtc WANTED—By Nov. 1st, a 4, to 0 room house, unfurnished or partly 217 E. Third Street, Sanford, Fla. Y 6 it SAl.E—l! i Hrr*. a n d ? , H. 1*. furnished; or an apartment. Small ______ 1G7D-I2tp; W 2tp Gasoline engine*. Brand new and family and references exchanged. Call nnd see our prices before trad­ in perfect condition.—Herald Print- Will rent by year i* satisfactory. Ad­ lag Co. tf dress nt once, "Cottage" in care of ing some where else.—A. Knnner, FOR SALE—l ' j II. I*, and 2 ', II. P. the Hernld. dh-tf. 213-215 Sanford Ave. Phone 550. |f>9*3t<; Gasoline ctjginr.*. Brand new and FOUND—A dnrk hay mule |vith FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT at in perfect condition.— Herald Print­ • glass eye by II. Mnnnfng, Rand Sid­ I’nola. Five miles west of San­ ing Co. tf ing. Owner enn hnvp same by pay­ ford on brick highway. 7 rooms nt Hoys clothing hns hben cut one- ing damages,_______________105-Ctp .$50 per month. The Winter Park third off nt Perkin* & Brit. FOR RENT—One large In-d room Land Co., Winter Park, Fla. Ifi9-Gtc STRAYED—On Oct. 8th, one brown suitable for two young ladies. Ap­ FOR RENT — A nicely furnished marc mule, 15*u hands high; blind ply 519 West First Street. 168-3tc room. Apply R. W. Turner, 306 of left eye; $10 rewnrd for any in­ You can buy from us a Kokomo formation leading to the recovery' of 30x314 Non-Skid for $18.75 nnd get a juimc. Notify 11. E. Ewing’s Storo or free Red Howe, United States, or Ko­ A. J. McFarland, Ocoee, Fin. 107-6te komo Tube, making the nctual cost I f in n e e d o f LIGHT WOOD $14.25.—B. & Q. Motor Co. 169-tfc fpnee post* pny length, nlso cull CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE crois ties, see O. C. Bryant at Wag­ 30,000 Charleston Wnkcfield ready oner. Will make prices f. o. H. Wag­ to set about Oct. 15th:. $1.00 per . a oner and Pel. . 167-dLQt Uwmoand;—Fr-4* Grren^-Wesr’Tttde. ■~-Ahy jlirrVulrahljed here guar­ ~~ TROUBLE’ HERETHfitT, not U It's _____ . 161-tfc anteed to outlast balance of tire. an "EXIDE" Battery properly car­ Retreads Guaranteed 3,000 Miles ed for. Owners of this Battery should FOR SALE—Some Charleston-Wnkc­ field cabbage plant* ready for set­ come to the “EXIDE" Battery sta­ Prices Right. Service Prompt. tion for any trouble. We recharge ting, and a few well bred Rhode Is­ and' repair all makes of batteries.— land roosters, were hatched last FebFIRST ST. AND SANFOR AVfc. Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. 165-tf-c See our line of electrical lamps.— A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford Avenue. Phone 650. 166-tfc FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue.____________________ 157-tfe FOR. SALE—Rooming house, 12 rooms nnd bath. Completely fur­ nished. 5 year lease. 503 West Phone 284.________ ' 155-(Itn ;-v •• . Automobile Batteries. We have a :: Big Assortment of rental battery for you while wc charge yours or make cnarge maac repairs. repair*. We Halloween N o v ­ •ell "EXIDES" (the Giant that lives In a box).—Ray Brothers. Phone 548elties. —Old Ford Garage,_________ 105-tfc The high price of clothing is being if . •by -Perkins •• & - -Britt, ltt ;; Ghosts Hoods, Devil torn down Wc have just received a line of ;;’Caps and Masks, Black silverware and casseroles.—A. Knn­ T Cqt and Witch Heads, ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone r r , , r,, 550. 160-tfc_ ’; L a p s an c K M ask s, r l a c e We can make immediate delivery of* ' * Cards, Whistles, Veils, brand new Dodge.-B. & O. Motor [J I H orn8f Lanterns and BalC h H lc d B u t t e r m c e s s loons. 1920 Model five-passenger Oak­ land, just as good aa new at a barSec the window display. ‘ -B. & * O. Motor Co., Sanford, gain A B ear& W ear Fla._____________________ ___169-tfc X Big reduction on our entire line of SMITH BROTHERS *? i * cotton and drrsa goods.—A. Kanner, Expert Repair Work 213-216 Sanford Ave. Phone 660. l69-3te V ulcanizing Casings and Tubes E . S. R O C K E Y “Halloween Goods” * ‘ jtmJtta them HARDING LAUDS THE • . ___TARIFF P 0| j cy <*r Am«cUU4 Pmu) JACKSON, Ohio, Oct, 20_Sm>t Harding lauded th*e Republican ** tective tariff policy in a sneerh J?*®* today declaring "that w u R The next advertisement will state what the Company has done • ’ ' secure the needed facilities . • t6 s Drug Store "a rfp t �#r ----------- r ■ - > THE SANFORD DAILYSIBRALP THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 t, 1920 \ ^ | ■ do for* the maintenance of right standards, both national and fnternat-' "I HAD THE BLUES. IT TOOK EVERYTHING donah”—Woodrow Wilson. f t l l l i M n « r i f t w i M a •« r* H Hm»<Ur ■» Th« Grand total, $7,340.84. TO KEEP MY W IFE AND SELF AGOING. .1 ... vjw j. “ IlmlO>alWtaf. 1«T Mk h Ui Am** Disbursements. Totai from ordinary fund, $3,507.4* COULD NOT ADVANCE, I ‘WAS ABSOLUTELY A FORTUNE Or* WHEELS n«rtd« I Div. New Sewers and Drains—t .* Office of City Manager—Salaries, DEPEDENT UPON MY SALARY. THE FUTURE Guarded by the driver and eight $305.00; oil and gas, $25.40; commun­ $GOb.oV4 °8; C° ntraCt' **55.97; total', WAS LIKE A DREADFUL NIGHTMARE ON MY other men, all heavily armed, this ications, $2.76; repairs to car, $45.20; irUBUSUEJU HORIZON. ONE lU Y I DECIDED TO INVEST. IT^INSPIRED HOPE, Speed Wagon carries millions of do!- [ nremium on bond, $13.80, total. Div. Street M aintenanco-Fccd and care of mules, $103.00; material « . J. HOLLY, EdUor CONFIDENCE AND SELF RESPECT. I ADDED TO MV INVESTMENT lnrs between the Post Office, the $482.33. N. J. LU.LARD, - Secretary-Treaauro MONTH AFTER MONTH, AND YEAR AFTER YEAR UNTIL l HAD Federal Reserve bank, and member, 0ffice d ty attorney raUryf |7G,00. $14.68; totai, $117.69. Division Sewers Malntcnancc-M». H. A. NEEL - - General Manage OBTAINED A PROMINENT POSITION IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES. S 4 r a 5 e r l J of S u r months this • ° " ico- ™ njcil»! JnJgp, fees, ,$08,00 ^ t T^P1 • — aL-Health—S«!«rtwr?9fr.OO; THERE IS NO BETTER TIME TO DECIDE TO INVEST THAN RIGHT 8$ Div. Maintenance Pub. Bldg—M, PREFERRED NOW IN THE 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR $06*70. *50 40; '*b0r' ,46'30; Phone 481. STOCK OF THE SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY. DO IT NOW. Interest and discount, $80 01 THERE’S NONE BETTER. A d m i l a U t R l —jM«<U I U » » » »■ ApptWlU* Total from sinking and ma'intenrn.ll I ,.,, » c h mall W 5! « " ,. * nd “ • ance fund, $4,409.25; balance cash on age seven to Subset!rtIon Price In Advance bag1 amg- is placed piacnj In a separate iron fg oq. ’tota^ 1617.94 ' 1 hand, $2,931.59; $7^40.84. •One Year -------------------------W-W ’ ix tn,nk” Carricd ln | Div. o f '^ J Z - S a la r ie s , $320.00; » • Three Months ----------------------$3.00 swept all oposition before it, the peo­ Wc cannot get these things unless we gas, oil and aupplies, $10.04; comall work together.We must put i DaUwxad. ia City, hjr Carrier. . ple- , of this splendid community, ' A s r f f a r z i a 1s a sw r sr sr jsssr s; through the adoption of the commis­ them into daily intercourse and Into _ . ,J » -„’83}1HOd •One Week - __ . . . . __ ___..1 6 Centa sion-manager charter, have made this Div. of Public Bldgs. Service—Jan­ • • • • sequences. This made It necessary their m andate:’ itor, $10.00; lighting, $16.05; Ice and Member of the Associated Press. That we look forward, not back­ WORLD WAR MEMORIAL DAY for the Federal authorities to select water, $8.70; total, $34.76. ■ fc a truck whose reliability was-proven. ward. Div. of Engineering—Engineer, Sunday, November 14, Is to be ob­ That we look up, not down. $61.00; 1.00 ; investigation and r p t, $10.50; That partlalan political government served ns World War Memorial Day, STATE AND COUNTY OCCU$71.50. in purely local affairs shall no long­ and President Woodrow Wilson has PATIONAX LICENSES NOW DUE I total, Div. St. Clean. A Garbage Rcmov| • DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL er exist. . , labor, directed that on that date the Ameri­ "> ELECTORS. Those concerned will please take •nl—Superintendent, $25.00; That In the great patriotic scheme can flag will be displayed at half notice that licenses became due Oc­ $837.93; feed and care of mules, — for the upbuilding of our beloved repairs, $96,76; car expense, a 'Charles E. Jones P. W. Corr city there shall In* one irresistible mast on all public buildings and nav­ tober 1st, and are delinquent after $198Jnt; $25.00; small tools, $1.08; total, $1,M artin Caraballo W. V. Knott brotherhood which shall not be ham­ al and military posts "as a token of that date. 183.99. Th* Mm Wb* Stilt Dirt Cheap .J. G. Sharon G. B. Wells. pered and retarded and made inef­ the nation's participation in the mem­ JNO. D. JINKINS, Dept. Records and Taxation— tf. fective by the factionlsm and sus­ orial servicea held for the heroic Am­ Tax Collector, $200.00; printing and sup­ erican soldiers, sailors, marines and 2tc picion of political partisianship. Seminole County1. Salary, plies, $6,10; legal advertising, $10.00; who gave their lives to their • ‘Conmiaaion form passed in Tampa. That in the work to ho accomplish­ others, recording tax certif., $192.60; repairs In the world war." ed for tho honor and glory of Tampa, country BRITISH COLUMBIA • Armistice Day, the second to be And the red flare wna flashed from Republicans, Democrats, Socialists celebrated since the world went mad REPUDIATES THE and Independents and all factions with Joy because great armies ceased th o watch tower. Sanford’s Moat Popular Hotel PROHIBITION LAW ■ • • • • shnll put their ' shoulders to the their onward rush, will be observed . The Tampa Tribune supported the wheel, not ns partisinns, but as fel** appropriately, on November 11. Arm­ ( By Th* A uocU U d P r u i .) -commission form and the Tampa low-citizen* and neighbors, pledged istice day Is a day of rejoicing, of VANCOUVER, Oct. 2 1 .-B rltiih Under Management of lim e s wns against commission form. to a great cause and determined upon happiness, nnd there is not in it that Columbia repudiated the prohibition • • • • great achievement law by 15,000 majority In yesterday’s WALTER B. OLSON of reverent remembrance for That municipal government in this quality Thank goodness, Sanford will not plebiscite. It favored the dispensa­ our ifead which is due those _ who havt* to go through another city clec- city shall be a government for all fought the good fight nnd fell in the tion of liquor under government con­ Our Specialty— -Seminole's the people by all the people. & lion embroglio this fall. defense of thrir country’s honor. trol hut not in open saloons. famous $1 Sunday Dinner m * • • Thnt every civic officer and every Therefore tho announcement of the ■ ”* dc luxe. After the nationnl election is over servant, from the highest t« the low­ World War Memorial Day is fittiqg NOTICE! Nearly New -we will be fed up on elections for a est, shnll secure his place and hold indeed, and its observance should 1>3 long time to come and the man who his place on his individual merit, his universal Rig Hallowe’en party at the home A la Carle Service all day. . vranta to start something in the way fitness, his efficiency and his individ­ of Mr. and Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Friday o f elections will get the cold should­ ual character. P1K-* THE CHANGING WORLD. night, Oct. 29th. All kinds or games, That municipal government shnll er. fun, music, nnd incidentally, refresh­ • » • • he a business proposition in which I used to vote in n livery stable, ments. A good time is guaranteed. And the thing that makes us feci every man and every woman in this Or, occasionally in n plumber’s shop. A moderate charge will be made of community is a stockholder and the good just now is the swing of the The judges sat at a dusty table 50 cents for adults and 30 cents for Sounds funny to talk on national pcndulcum to Cox for presi­ commissioners their board of direct­ With cigarette ashes, sprinkled on children. dent. He started out with the Re­ ors, who shall serve them and serve top. Refrigerators— but this is This pn|ty will be given by the publicanmachine nil oiled up and them with efficiency nnd faithfulness But since the Indies hqve conic to Indies of the Methodist church nnd or suffer the alternative of being dis­ • Florida working fine but Harding- bas been ' run it. the money goes to help with the par­ ' driving It in such erratic circles that charged from the public service. The polling place is a candy store; sonage work. ’ The' Tribune believes this great the old machine is awful wobblv. popular verdict of the people is the The judges' desk has bouquets upon • Iny nside your work, forget your .• • • • W e have just received a and be there! You'll have the thing that Tampa has done And a it,boy in buttons attends the enres In another week the Republicans I biggest time of your life. !■• ;rr.:- • sin hnlf a century. The wrird will go belated shipment of |g will be so badly licked nt all |x>ints out door. to the country thnt Tampa has Campaign cignrs arc n thing forgot­ that even the campaign manager of g -prf REPORT OF CITY AUDITOR AND taken steps thnt will insure a great­ j the party will have sense enough to er ten, r CLERK. and more wonderful city; that acknowledge it. The doubtful states Tarnpn proposes not only to establish And it is better, beyond dispute, are swinging into line for Democracy progressiva muntrlpnt igourrmTiPTit, (Since thoy were always dintinrtlyMonth of September, 1920 and tlie solid TTemocratic states are hut n co-operative municipal govern­ rotten) Receipts. standing firm ns Gihralter for they That cholocatc creams are the sub­ Balance ns per last report, $1,ment in which there shall btf but one nre in the right and right usually atandnfl stitute. and one banner, nnd that Serene, complacent, the lovely ladles 520.49; licenses, $9.00; fines nnd costs T h e price will sell them wins. the standard and the banner of civic Establish all their reforming plans, $360.00; pound fees, $11.50; mlsccl. • • • • income, $62.00; paving liens, $200.48; this week. »«■ But assurance of victory should patriotism. bet I'll find when I get to delinquent tuxes, $1,391.91; int. and The electorate by its mandate plac­ And I Hades, ____ not make the Democrats unmindful $179.10; L. S. Fisher, acct. o f the danger of overconfidence, Let ed the keystone in the arch, and said They've equipped the nlace with elec­ costs, drainnge, $50.1)0; L. B. Bradford, acct. thnt the people shnll rule. __ _r every man and woman go to the tric fana. drainage, $50.00; Seminole County The Trihuhe rejoices with the peo­ —Chicago Tribune. polls and vole on election day and Bank (note); $1,000.00; E. B. Musroll up the greatest victory for the ple in their triumph. We have fought for them in this splendid cause with Democratic party that has ever been PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Tecorded. And show them that the great spirit nnd enthuainsim, for the ; nolid South, is more solid than ever reason that we knew their cause, Wnb ' " “ You have been grossly mislead before and that we nre alive down right. And right always prevails in with regard to the trenty, and par­ here even if it is a foregone conclus­ the end. i IE wb We fought hard for Tampa’s sake, ticularly with regard to the proposed ion that Florida will go Democratic. for her material nnd moral advance­ character of the I/oague of Nations, Don't let them cut down our ninjorment, for her honor, and glory, and hy those who have assumed the ser­ £ : 3ty. for what is more important than all these things—government hy nnd for ious responsibility of opposing it. WISH THEY WERE IIE They have gone so far thnt those thi1 people. f e Now thnt the triumph is won, let who have spent their lives, ns I have “What happens to n man now if he us proceed'to the work in hand in n spent my life, in fntnilinrumg them­ happens to got bit by a snake?" broad spirit of helpfulness, mutual selves with the history nnd traditions “ Well," replied Uncle Rill Hottlcnnd policies of the nation, must stand top, "if there happens to be a little trust and civic unity, with charity for amazed at the gross ignorance and all and malice toward none. liquor around for an cmergenev. a I >t impudent audacity which have led i- ». ■ crowd gathers around and congratu­ them to attempt to invent an 'Ameri­ M l ;J lates him ” Washington Star. •MATTER WITH AMEBIC \ “ canism' of their own( which has no R. hnocpppel, in Graphite) foundation whatever in any of ihe TALK AROUT *Y<U'll OWN authentic traditions of th.' govern­ "Whnt’n the matter with America ment. . If you have faith in your own nbil- these dnyB? "They (the creators of this govern­ ieve in the integrity of yoUr ymtr Uy. —believe Too many ■diamonds, not enough ment) thought of America as the house, and know thnt vou arc selling nlnrqi clocks. light of the world, us created to lend I • ■J5;y ,1 **the best line on the market"—you Too many silk shirts, not enough the world in the assertion of the can’t help but 1h> nos live in your blue flannel ones. rights of peoples and the rights of selling talk. On the contrary, if you Too much decollete nnd not enough free nations; ns destined to set the lack faith in these things you nre aprons. responsible example t«j all the world bound to be negative. Too many consumers and not The man who spends bis time rnn- enough producers. tjemning other lines is nut forcing Too much oil stock and not enough th e conviction upon his hearers that savings accounts. RALPH A. HAYc3 '• he is selling a better line. He is Too much envy of the results of merely culling nr directing attention hard work nnd too little desire to away from hts goods to those, of his emulate it. comjwtitor. Too many desiring short cuts to Those who think, upon hearing n wealth and. too few willing to pny ntlcaman of this type discourse on the price. th e Inferiority . o f 'h is competitors’ Too much of th e . spirit of “get product, can’t help but wonder if it while the getting is good* and not Is the lack of merit in his own that enough of the old fashioned Christ­ O u r membership in the D E P O S I T O R ’S G U A R A N T E E F U N D are insured 'keeps him fropi saying more about ianity. . it. Toot much discontent that vents A deposit of cash as per certificates’issued by banks in N e w York City and other de­ This holds good when talking about itself in mere complaining nnd too • your home town: ■Never mind the little reni effort to remedy the con­ positories having a combined Capital and Susplus of other town, its what you have that ditions," count*. » < * * ' THE PROPER SPIRIT* COMMISSI?) N- MAN AG E It FORM ?■ WINS Te editor of the Herald has always *SUB9& The election to decide whether tho been an admirer of the Woman’s people of Tampa wanted a change in Chib of this city. The manner in cit« government or not was held in which thev go nfter things nnd the Tampa Tuesday nnd went over­ wav in which they improve the city whelmingly for good government. and take up the burden of making _4 The Tampa Tribune comments on the two blades of grass grow where one grew before appeals to us In many reault an follows; ways. And In readlne in the' Daily They have done it for Tampa. .'.By aa overwhelming vote, that Herald the other day just what the H aving been made to Protect our Deposits in our bank against loss in accordance women intend doing this year the following from the notes of the club with a contract between ouf bank and thg^epositors of the Guarantee Fund. ns coming from Mrs. Thomas C, Win­ • ! ters of the General Federation was m ix . very much to the point: ■ * TPoe/ay “There are big tasks lying before women—tasks thnt need such wisdom ns we get from combined study—tasks S tr in g S&eanj that need the altruism we get from working together, tasks that need the C gg !P tanta energy we got from combination of effort. We want homes where the SPaei/jAtJ Mg tilings nre made? big and the lit­ Ralph A.-Hayes of Olevsland, O, tle things' nre made . unimportant, y appointed assistant to B«orojftia c a d o j where children can be well bom and War Baker, who has pone 1 tovous and grow up to noble citizens — —— f t e d jfp p lc s ship. Where the familyIficome is ■broad to c»-operat* with th* Amerimade to serve the highest family in­ :an grave* registration service tn Eu­ C ottage C heese terests; where there are vigorous rope In the matter of returning to American bodies nnd minds. We want American soil th* United States sol­ communities that are extensions of diers who died In Frano*, and to maka the home, where wc shall be friends with each other, wc people of all rac­ preliminary Inspection for th* accom­ es, and creeds, where good schools, modation of bodlaa In French burial high standards of public health, rec­ plac*« of thoo* who** nearest of kin 49r We!e*m SOmi reation, beauty shall tempt the fin­ permit their Interment permanently In est type of people to come and live France. i with us and bring up their children. ■ H b?;. -v ; t - SANFORD DAILY HERALD 1 BE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. m m im 1 ■ Real Estate ‘ I Sell It J.E. SPURL1NG SEMINOLE HOTEL aid GRILL Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster 1920 - Dort Touring, 1920 * Ford Touring A’ Republic One Ton .Truck J^SSSl Refrigerators and Ice Boxes * Ball Hardware Company | DEPOSITS INSURED ! I AGAINST LOSS! m it i This Ought to Sound Good to You People Who Want to Deposit Your Savings Where They Will Be Protected OVER NINETY MILLION DOLLARS Only One Of Our Many Advantages PEOPLES BANK O F S A N F O R D \D e a n e U u r n e r M** mm J - :; M » re . •• - ^ ^ Tilt * ■ -U »V,. k ,5 • ■ ■?f| , --- . �r of Canton! N. J. have been visiting supper as entertainm ent Everybody with their old schoolmate Mrs. A. P. come and get your supper. J. M. W atts and family left Westerdick; Mrs. Gleason also spent Wednesday for Dunedin where Mr. an afternoon with Mrs, Ballinger. Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Dresor, Watts will be engaged In the mercandaughter and -son, and Mrs. Dres­ tile business having bought o u t' Mr. Mr. A. F. Westerdick has just fin­ ser's mother, Mrs. Lovicia Paige, ar­ MeCahcys store. ished building a butcher pen for Bar­ rived last Friday, froqi Watertown, ■ ney Beck. —- p N. Y. They have been spending the Miss Eva S tuart left Monday for summer there., Tampa where she will be employ­ Clarence Tyner and Richard Fish­ ed by Hie Southern R. R. er of Tampa after spending a week of W. L Henley has. been in the Ferntheir .vacation w ith relatives nt W in atd*MeLaughin hospital for a wcetr Mr. hrid UH. Tillis, were stopping ‘OeTnere are now spending a few days very ill from infection In a tooth *nd a t the home of their uncle and aunt, a number of complications. in Orlando on Monday. ,* ^ Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner: they are 1"" real pleased with Sanofrd. ' Logon Shelly has returned • from The Ladies of the Civic League near Savannah, Gs. His brother, El­ gave n farewell party a t tho Library Mrs. Andrew Bartclson entertain lis, accompanied1him. Monday in honor of Mrs. Waits and ed Saturday night with a party for family. . . the young folks, in honor of Mrs. A 6-pound daughter was bora to - Mr. McGahey of Dunedin was a Mulct’s guest Miss Mae Dfyden of Mr and Mrs. Lagood Warren last visitor in Longwood the first of the Tarver, Georgia. The evening was Friday. pleasantly spent in games and re­ week. freshments of cake and ice cream Mrs. Uchida has returned to Phila­ were served, the evening passed all delphia to resume her study of the W. S. Entim inger of Plant City too quickly. violin. She will be a member of a was the guest of his brother C. W. Besides the host and hostess there symphony orchestra club this winter. Entiminger last week. • were present the Misses Mae Dryden, Vida Hodges, Margaret Ericson, Eu­ Mrs. Dock Hasley and little son Mr. and Mrs. Bistlinc were shop­ nice and Florence Tyner, Myrtle Mui- are with her grandfather, Mr. Davis, ping In Orlando Frida. cr, the boys and young men included, on the west side of town while Mrs. Walfred Pierson, 'Archie. Swanson, Davis Is in Chicago for a visit.* W. S. Entim inger of Plant City has Carl Pierson, Clarence , Bergquist purchased the property known ns the John llenrv and Elmer Lundquist and Mr. and Mrs. W alter J. Ward and Erie and Sydney Vihlen. ---------------- place. son will not return to Salam, ---------- x----------a& Mr Ward has accepted -a position in Orlando with the Stocking plum EAST SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. Polk and twin boys in it Co. The Wards will g o ld houaoleft Saturday for their home near Rev. W. T, Rancher was over from keeping in Orlando. hanrorcr. Apopka and preached in the after­ Rev. Dr. J. G Patton was s guest noon and evening at Moore’s station C. w . Entim inger has purchased a a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L* church Inst Sunday, the infant daugh­ Ford sedan.. " ter* of Mr and Mrs. Frank Cowan Henley on Celery avenue; n portion of his stay during the Presbyterian J. T. Dlnkel was transacting busi­ was baptised before service and giv­ meetings. en the name of Maraictta. ness in Sanford on Monday. Elisabeth Stiles wns out from town There will be * Hallowe’en social Mr. and Mrs. Saulsburgh of Orlan­ spending last week at the Zcmovcnu at Moore’s station church Friday evdo spent Sunday the guest of Mr. cning, Oct. 29, with a program and home. and Mrs. J. M. Waits. . .« a A ,» , % • • Miss Mamie Steel la recovering from a serious ulcer on her right eye. Miss Steel was in the hospital In DeLand several days under Dr. Ingram’s care. Travel has been resumed on the Geneva ferry bridge after extensive repairs. Mr. and Mrs E. A. bu ilt-another hoUM on ville avenue property, houses they have there Moffett have Ihelr Meilonmaking three now to rent IIEA LTII REMINDERa * . -___________ From State Board of Health. Get vaccinated riow and save re­ grets later. "No worse than a bad cold,” is the mi precipice over which many a young man has fallen. The idaa that whooping cough Is a necessary disease should bo njit lit the attic with hoop-skirts and powd­ ered wigs. It’s ju st as old fashioned. Quick lunches go to make slow funeral processions. Your automobile is registered isn’t it ? How about your baby ? That well regulated children should have measles is another esse of those ideas which should be consigned to the attic with relics of long ago. One hundred and seventy-air peopie died in Florida unnoccssairihr in 1910. They were not vaccinated. Birth registration is a parents duly and a child's right. Preach sanitation, teach sanitation and practice sanitation if you would know tho joys of'a prosperous town. Make cleanliness your motto and good health will be your reward. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THK FIR ST COMPLETE HOUSE BILL CARTER LUMBER CO. 11 j ™ * W. R. ROAN, Prop. • . CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED ELECTRIC CARPET WASHER Sanford 170-pt ------------ X------------ UP8ALA „AND GRAPEVlLLE Mr. and Mrs. Krcll arc expected home Sunday from their visit with relatives near Arcadia, SALES Mr. Swan of Twin Lakes was a visitor with friends ipF Grapcviile, Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. A. L~. Campbell nnd their two little ones motored up to St. Augustine for n few days visit with her parents, returning Monday evening. Willid Tyner of Sanford, whilo his wife was tpnking a short visit with her sistef^in Jacksonville, spent Sun­ day afternoon nnd evening with his Grapevllle folks. , Phone 303 Emil Magnuaon expects to leave thin week to take up his oversight of orange packing for Chase nnd Co. at Merrits Island. A. F. Westerdick is spending this week agin with' his sister Mrs. Ben­ ton nenq Maitland going down in his ear. Welaka Block Store No. 7 Dealers inT\t<JiVcll-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCAHN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSO■MINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. ' __________ V " __ _ ScuTHTtocfOTfilniylng your supplies. Wo can save you money. Thank YouI O f course, we expected that a large number of peoplo would want to buy the new Butter-Nul Bread. W e didn't expect, though, that the entire population would want it right away. Yet that’s what seems to have happened. And we’re “ much obliged?” ...... i-' SERVICE Elmer Tyner accompanied! Mr. Jamison to Isleworth grove to spend the woek-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fry. Volie Williams motored to Tampa spending n couple of days last week. I- SANFORD PAINT & on the floor. Original colors restored like new. Special price of 3c per foot to flrat customers. The ladies,, of the Civic Lcagud will serve a baked bean and salad su p p e r n t the L ib r a r y on F rid a y eve at six o’clock. H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. PARTS ACCESSORIES I “Save the Surface and You Save All” T h e N EW - fhiTTER -N nT B r e a d has ail the quality of the old Ilutter-Nut; we could not improve that. But in addition we've perfected a new mixing process which enables us to turn put a lightrr, daintirr loaf than Acer. .. . . . Get a loaf today, for Butter-Nut is its own best advocate. At all good gr ocers. The genuine bears the Butter-Nul label. MILLER’S BAKERY AUTO CO. phone ee Cut Rate Tire House Phone 548 Mrs. V. C. Coller and her sister, Mrs. Jennie Glenson and Bon, Clyde I I Old Ford Garage W e sell notiiing but fully guaranteed 1 TIRES nnd TUBES. W hat we hove are brnnd new. They will never sell ns low ns we nrc offering them for the next 30 days, nnd “ WE BOTH LOSE IF YOU DO NOT BUY THEM HERE." For a Limited Time we will give you $25 worth o f new Records „ * BATTERIES 12 LBS. GOOD APPLES “ E X IDE" 75c Peck the “C innt That Lives in n Box.” W e have them to fit nil makes of Automobiles " t h e y sell as low ns other batteries; why noj get the best? 1-LH. CANS WHITE HOUSE COFFEE i J. B. RAY 50c can 3-LB- CANS WHITE HOUSE COFFEE $1.50 Can 1-LB. CANS LEADER COFFEE H. L. RAY it ♦ ❖ :* Changes in Prices OF 25c can Costs no more than the ordinary • 100-LB. BAGS SCRATCH FEED $4.25 Bag CARS NICE, FAT MACKEREL 20c to 60 Each ;* • . NICE FAT HENS. NICE FAT FRYERS There’s no string to this offer; no joker in it. $25 worth of I’athe or ActudJe Records; FREE if you buy a Palhe Phonograph— except the small models 3 and 6, which are not included. No matter if you pay cash or extend * the terms on easy payments— the $25 worth of Records will b? delivered with _ the instrument as quickly as you make your selection.. : APALACHICOLA OYSTERS J . *. : : - - - __ ._ . ‘ 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT $2.00 Can SANFORD FURNITURE CO ..... $2,275 Seven Passenger Chalmers.... 2jl50 , Five Passenger Chalmers;.... 2,035 Sport Model Chalm ers MAXWELL CARS $ 1 ,1 7 0 LOTT MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA *' J . D. DAVISO N. Manager. \ n ‘-a". * ___________ _- - ■• : . ' A. . • *- ^ , a . - ’ / 8WM ' ■ Sanford, . Herald Office Florida \« ii Hi - - : • - . * • > * •:;►*- V1 �\ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER iff. t f f t W elaka B uilding—R ight on the Corner Largest, cleanest, brightest, most sanitary up-to-date Grocery arid Market in Seminole County A complete and perfectly fresh line of Staple and F SUG AR, per lb; s equipped with the most Western Round Steak, lb mproyed Toledo Electric Western Porterhouse, lb Refrigerating plant — abso- Western Loin Steak, lb Florida Pork -utely sanitary. Sweet Potatoes, pk Irish Potatoes, pk. * _ w e are now located in our large and commodious quarters in the W elak a building, and most cord­ Western Pork Florida Beef Stew Meat ially invite you to call and inspect our really up-to-date establishment, Small, 1 doz 85c Miller's Butter Nut Bread 10-15 Florida Beef Steak, l b - .35 where w e will at all times handle only the best and freshest goods in our line. O u r delivery is prompt, our prices are right and you will receive a hearty ’welcome here Florida Pork Stew Smoked Sausage, all pork Homemade Sausage Hamburger = _ — -—_ Welaka Building, Gor. 1st and Railroad Way GOODRICH PEOPLE SIZE DP SIT UATION REGARDING TOUR­ ING MOTORISTS That the B. F. Goodrich Rubber 'Company seca more than the usual crowds for Florida is indicated by the Hollowing bulletin from the- com­ p an y ’s offices: “ Absent voters' ballots arc in big xhmmnd this year—and the motor car's responsible. “ The reason Is that winter vaca­ tionists are hitting the trnil early tiila fall for the resorts in Florida an d California. Formerly most of them migrated from the 'cold lands’ b y train and didn't start until nearly Christmas. This year they are goIn automobiles nnd arc starting SE US! - early to take advantage of the good roads and fine fall weather.' "This premature exodus Is causing elcctioiuboards to be swamped with requests for absent voters’ ballots. Few of the winter resorters—men or women—*vant to lose their chance of voting in the presidential election and consequently are votlne before they leave their home cities. "The increased use of motor cars by the winter vacationists is shown bv the.number of requests for road information reaching the Travel and Transport Bureau of the Goodrich Company. During the past two months, 15,000* Florida road .maps have been distributed. The demand for California maps from, persons east of the rockles has been almost ns great. "The requests show that about 00 l>er fen t ot the winter resorters from the states east of the Mississippi will go to Florida for the cold montns. Vacationists from the Mississippi valley arc dividing In almost rqtial numbers to ga to Florida, resorts on WE HAVE IT! « City Property, Building Lois and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY YALE AND SNELL BICYCLES FOR BOYS Motorbike and Bikeabout Styles CA8H OR ON IN S TA LLM E N TS , E verything fo r the B ic y c le B ic y c le R epairing SANFORD CYCLE CO., Hark Av. the Gulf, nnd to California Practic­ ally all rcsortcr* from the Mississip­ pi valley west are going to Califor­ nia. "It is estimated by the Goodrich bureau that at least n half-million persons will take part in this winter migration If the winter in the north is severe, the number probably will increase to a million. A large major­ ity of the vacationists will spend nt least a month in the land of sunshine and flowers while many will spend the entire winter there. "To accommodate those, who intend to motor to the winter resorts, the Goodrich Travel and Transport bu­ reau is collecting the latest Informa­ tion regarding the ronds throughout the south and on the Pacific coast Pathfinders ore now going through the territory to learn exactly whnt conditions will he encountered. "The eastern route to Florida thru Washington, Richmond," Raleigh, Co­ lumbia nnd Augusta is recommended by the Goodrich bureau. The route through Cincinnati, Louisville, Nash­ ville, Chattanooga, and Atlanta is had In' many places, particularly in had weather. Anyone taking this route is advised to carry with them several strong tow lines, jacks, chains and a hand axe." Here’s a chance to make your Dollars work harder, We’ve an accumulation of Shop-Worn which we are going to close out at before-the-war prices. You know what that means. Just the thing for that woodshed, washroom, or any other cheap building you have in mind. Come pick out what you want; first comes first served McHWEENEY HAS BEEN FED . WHILE UNCONSCIOUS ( D r Tit. A u o c tit.d Dr.»«0 LONDON, Oct. 21.—Reports officcially confirmed the report that McSweenoy had been fed on the. seven­ tieth day* of his hunger strike- during a period of unconsciousness. Doctors forced meat juice in his mouth. ' — - 1I Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe arrived by motor from Mlnmi where she has been for several day* visiting: with friends. i l l / / J u u m o e r s ^ o m p c The House of Service, Quality and Price Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. F The City Chap Is a Rube in theCountrj' CKIE> THE PRINTER’S DEVIL QAN.rtUERtffc A NttW OWE. ON MSt 1 ViEVEri. SAVJ r> , t u W f i t i u t vac vx/ u n , -fUKT cvccnae PA N -to V .ESP TUS c c w is e o o w \ / �THE SANFORD DAILT HERALD Little Happealof a Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and About & The City *£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure ______ 1:58 a. m, 2;Q3A!m. ______ 11:45 a.m . 12:0p p. m __ __ _ 3:05 p.m . 3:25 p.m . . . . . . . 2:43 a. m. 2:58-a. m ___ 3:05 p. m. ___ 7:30 p. m. Trilby Branch Leesburg Branch Oveido Branch No. 1 2 7 --------- -------------- 3:40 p.m. Stewart Dutton returned yesterday after spending some time in Quincy, 111., attending business school. His friendea arc glad to see him once more. A Jolly party, made up of Mr. and Mrs. Jiarry Kent, Miss Esther Wil­ son and Mr. Sid Rlvo motored to Or­ lando Monday night to attend Vogel’s minstrel. 1 •* . A. E. Lang, district commercial manager of the Western Union Tele­ graph Co., was in the city today look­ ing after the local office and found everything in good shape .here. Mrs. J. Houston -and daughter, Florida, arc back in Sanford as ‘guests of Mrs. Campbell nnd daugh­ ter, Lucy Byrd, at the Valdez. They have been touring the East Const nnd after n little rest nnd visit will mo­ tor back to their home in Jackson­ ville. ’If there nro any merchants in San­ ford who think people do not read the advertisements In the Herald let them make a mistake in prices and see how quickly the people call it to their attention. People are rending advertisements In tho HerAld ns nev­ er before and they rend the small ones as well ns the large ones. If you nro not advertising these dnys you are not getting your share of the. business. 1.. S. Fltzhugh, of Wllmore, Ky., is the guest ef George A. DoCqUt-s, informs us that he is now an editor, having taken over the management of the Wilmore Enter­ prise. Mr. Fitzhugh is well known here, having 'visited' this’ Pity many timv* and his Sanford friends nre glad to sec him again. He says that since he started the newspaper in Wilmore to boost the plnce tnnt it has grown larger and larger showing thnt a good newspaper is the greatest pusher for progress that any com­ munity can have. —■—------who It la only another problem that the high coat of living has brought to our door. ' The people of Sanford have taken no part in thia discussion and yet they arc paying more in (axes than any part of the county and when the call came for funds to supplement the teacher’s salaries the town peo­ ple dug deeper than any other part of the district and they reason that along with the high cost of cverything it looks liko th«» hnnllnft nf-lim. chlTdrcn to school will have to be met in tho same manner that other prob­ lems arc met—square in the face and pay more money. AT THE VALDEZ HAS BEEN PASSED TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOR FINAL M. L. Barrc, Daytona; Mrs. K. B. QUESTION Raulson, Geneva; J. R. Hayden, Ge­ neva; W. B. DeLand, Jacksonville; The school buss question has now N. C. Staubes, Daytona; M. A. Fried­ been left to the county school board man, Nashville; Miss Allen, Orlando; and they will settle it at their next J. Adam.*\ Wilmington, N. C.; meeting. This question has stirred C. It. T. Evans, Chattanooga; J. H. up considerable discussion in the past Armstrong, Tampa; H. W. DeHart, two weeks. It seems that the new contracts for tho hauling of the school children from the rural dis­ tricts tA the city schools meant an outlay of considerable more money this year than last and the city school board wishing to give the chil­ dren better service, if possible, con­ tracted for this service by letting out the hauling by bids as usual and the contract went to A. J. Lossing on the West side and C. E. Chorpenim the East side, The “ * paidJ for price this service was so much more than formerly that there was considerable discussion from the I3aat side and tho West side and taking the m atter of the cost up with the school board re­ sulted in the board making it incumb­ en t upon each child paying $1.00 per month to rido on the school buss in ordei'- that the full eight months Minute Man Six hnuling could be met. The demand for payment to ride on what had al­ ways been free busses raised n big At present we have nn cars in stock, objection from some of the patrons having delivered our last car Monday. of the school. Others paid their dol­ But a carload is now in transit from lar. At n mass meeting in the court the factory, which should reach San­ house the patrons of the schools ford not later than Nov. 15th. We from the different districts- met with hnve been promised one car from the the school honrd hut nothing definite Hulsey Automobile Agency this week. This carload of Lexingtona are could he arranged. The local school hoard passed it* to the county school Special Jobs, consisting of Tourings board and nt another meeting of the and Thorohreds fSport), one of which pntqons in the court house Inst Satur­ 1s sold. Call and place your order at day night it was resolved to aitk the once for one of these cars. ■ school board to take of fthe tnx of Demonstrations Gladly -Given. $1.00 per child nnd hnul .them free nsheretofore. It is now up to the school honrd to haul them free for six months and then stop ns the funds will only Inst that long nr to refuse to haul them free or not haul them nt nil. It is mopi. than likely that the honrd will decide to haul them ns long ns the funds hold out and then take off the busses nr devise some other way for Inking care of the chil­ dren. Bringing the children to the city schbols is the best method of giving them the primer schooling nnd Distributors for centralizing the educational methods nnd it is hoped that some wny can h r SEMINOLE, LAKE, VOLUSIA devised to haul them as heretofore ORANGE, AND OSCEOLA and settle the mntter in nn nmicnhle COUNTIES mnnner. THURSDAY, OCTOBER *1. 1920 DURING THE PAST FOUR DAYS WE HAVE HAD MORE PEOPLE £ A y U ° £ „ U S,T,,AN WE E 'E R HAVE HAD IN ANY FOUR DAYS SINCE Y\E WERE IN BUSINESS. AND EVERY ONE OF THESE £ E ? P.L£ v I HA T MADE A PURCHASE, AND MOST ALL OF THEM DID, LEFT OUR PLACE FULLY CONVINCED THAT THERE WAS A GENERAL PRICE SLASHING GOING , 2 s 4 1 0UR PLACE. IT IS VERY. VERY SELDOM THAT X?JK,I!AY.E ATTENDED A SALE WHERE EVERYTHING IN TnR STORE FROM nATS TO SHOES WERE CUT. AND SUCH A BIG CUT. FOR THE FIRST THIS. IN-SANFORD, EVEN COLLARS ARE ON SALE. If You Haven’t Been Around, Do It. It Will Pay You Jacksonville; L. K. Battcrmnn, At­ lanta; J. E. Freeman, Jacksonville; M. II. Nagle, Baltimore; L. O. Bence Jr., Atlanta; C. S. Bloomhcrg. Rich­ mond; J. Asrnau, Atlanta; J. A. Gar­ ret, Fayettesville, N . C.; E. II. SclIardo, Tallahassee; C. J. Ilermnft Snndersville, Go.; Mr. nnd Mrs. G W. .Shell, Jacksonville; R. S. Best Jacksonville- W. J. Cantwell, Jack­ sonville; J. W. Wiggins, Fayetteville, N. (’.; R. Y\ Mucky, Atlanta; II. G Mcl’hnil, Jacksonville; Mrs. J. Hous­ ton, Jacksonville; Miss Florida Hous­ ton, Miami; E. (’, Hutchinson, Jack­ sonville. The Logical Treatment Buy your post enrds nt the Herald flee. Beautiful views, 1c each. ENERGIZER ANYTHING, anywhere, ANY' TIME—left without nourishment will DIE. Plnnt-life, stoves, lamps, auto­ engines, mules or humans nre ALL subject to this basic FACT. Nourishment means, nnd is, FUEL —and fuel means NOTHING until it is CONSUMED or USED.—What we Buy your post cards a t the Herald oat Is made into FUEL by our stom­ ach-factory, EVERY DAY. This office. Beautiful views, lc ench. fuel is delivered all over the body thru the arteries—a railroad with a billion stations. Bnlnnced, or TOTAL Consumntion of this Fuel is necessary—EACH day —in order to keep the ‘stations’ open to receive daily ‘supplies.’ • As Good as the Best • (Continued tomorrowl Daily Service Phone 66 Box 399 Phone 181 1- C. CAMERON Big Bargain 10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE 6 ACRES LAND 800 orange and grapefruit trees; three hundred boxes of fruit ready to ship for Christ­ mas trade, located I 1-2 miles from Sanford on hard road on a beautiful lake. Ideal place to build a home. Price $3,150. Must be sold at once. Lord's Purity Water RESPONSIBLE bank ing is lhe p which this institution has been nu the first day the doors were opened since That this policy is appreciated is indicated by the constant and gratifying growth in usiness It is the desire of the officers of this Bank to con­ tinue adding new accounts of those individuals desiring most efficient and responsible hanking Woolens and Silks in demand The Fabrics thf record of RESPONSIBILITY tronage is invited now Seminole County Bank At Prices 33 f ailing last seaso 54-inch French Serge, Black and N avy, $5.00 value, Special . Is owned, controlled and managed by home people, who are interested in the development and upbuilding of Sanford and Seminole County . 54-inch Storm Serge, Black, N av y and White, $6.50 value, Special With our large resources and strong financial connections, we are in^ *position to assist our customers at all times jn the handling of their finan­ cial needs. LET'US SERVE YOU. 54-inch Broadcloth, sponged and . shrunk, $6.50 value, Special . . 4 P e r Cent Interest P a id Colored Satin T h e Chiffon finish Satin of beautiful evening shades . . . . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ******.............................. '***■ / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 21, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f68db54d8244d701fc6bccdd413a4f21.pdf 327b0d35d28bfcc546de7c59fa445174 PDF Text Text r * \ y v>- ; ' i - LfkT.^ -. /<■- -_*t * >_*J_* jTy, J& \ ; t*^« 5 Qi| ^ ^ ,<ljS '.?', *• ^.^. *T* ‘^*"'jT -■ -M . -:r'- ’. *-.TV^-T^/ IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E i W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SANFORI), FLORIDA, VOLUME r 4 — * 4rs - * ' -• NUMBER 169 WEDNBSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1920 To Entertain Ail The Parties CITY COMMISSIONERS REDUCE FEDERAL TAXES Secretaries . Must Make A And Editors HOLD SPECIAL MEETING CO-OPERATE WITH BANKS Money Report TO EXAMINE PETITIONS ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT SENATE COMMITTEE DEMANDS JACKSONVILLE ROTARY CLUI1 WILL LOOK AFTER THEM AT STATEMENTS I1E MADE ALL FLORIDA DAY. PUBLIC JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 20.—The ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.—Five davs be­ Rotary Club has planned fore the coming election, on Thura-( Jacksonville! a gala day for Florida newspaper day, Oct. 28, complete records of the collections and disbursements of the men, 'Floridn Rotarians nnd secretar­ Republican nnd Democratic •• parties ies of Florida commercial bodies. The occasion will be the. A IJ. FLORIDA will be submitted to the public. The senate committee appointed, to DAY at the Florida State Fair and -■ ... .. > investigate campaign expenditures, Exposition, Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. . There arc one hundred nnd thirtynicotine here yesterday, directed-the .____ ! chairmen of the nntional senatorial nine newspapers, large and small in EPS® PRICES ON POTATOES, SUGAR, amfr congressional committee* of the the tnte nnu everyone of them is de­ CHAIRMAN WHITE SAYS HARD­ • * —. . ING WONT HAVE OVER TWO to the service of the commun­ COFFEE DOWN HUT UP ON parttrs to file such reports at Chi­ voted HUNDRED AND FORTY-KQUR ity, the county nnd the state in which EGGS, PORK, ORANGES cago on that date. ; it in published. The same thing may ._ , The reports are to cover all actlviIB; Th. AiMtUld Pm.) said of the secretaries of the com­ o„U Th.. T,, tie* since the chairman testified at l»e CHICAGO, Oct. | 20.—Democratic XVALDINGTON, Oct. -0. ht Iwi- ^ committce henring in Chicago sev- mercial organizations, and as for the Rotary, the foundation stone of this Chairman Whlta snid the- Republicans bor deparament estimated thnt the . ‘V:. . M egrim addressed to the international club, is Service. Hence claim‘ three hundred nnd ninety-five The City Commission met in Spec­ {’RESIDENT AMERICAN HANK­ September food prices dropped tw o , , per cent retail and five per ten t N u j chairman Will H. Hvas. Re­ in this three cornered meeting the electoral votes, just ten under their ial Session Monday October 18 th ERS ASSOCIATION MAKES wholesale. Potatoes, sugar, and pul)licnn, George White, head of the visitors will be nt once on common claim In 1010, but Harding won’t 1920 nt 7:30 p. m. RECOMMENDATION coffee decreased while eggs, I><>rK national Democratic committee, and ground. Present: H. R. Stevens, Mnyor C. A full progrnin of entertainment is have over two hundrcnl and forty-four chops nnd oranges increased. the heads of the other party orgnni- being votes. kl Henry nnd S. O. Chase Commis­ prepared nnd includes, in addi­ (By Th* AuoelaUd T n t t . ) zationsj the committce asked for ----------- x ------------sions, .G. G. Herring City Attorney complete lists of all subscriptions in tion to the attractions of the Fair, an and C. J. Ryan City Manager. • WASHINGTON, OCT. 20.—Reduc­ oyster roast n t the country club nnd excess of $100; detailed figures on tion of federal taxes, operation of a bnrbocuo) by lion-fire nenr the Meeting was called by the Mayor expenditures nnd nIAo a list of all the bankers in solving the problems for the purpose of determining wheth­ p I » f bledges, promises or underwriting. fair grounds. No effort will be spar­ of the railroads nnd economy in gover or not it shall be necessary to hold ed to niawe the day a perfect success ro r n t p r e r e n c e Senator Reed specifically asked for and a large attendance is expected.. were urged in the nnnunl report of n Primary Election nnd to determine 1 v l llllv l Iv l v lllv |n(ter in an effort to.lcanuwhcthRichard S. Hawes, P re sid e n t,^ the what candidates if nny have quali­ I or nny* armneementa hail been mado The attendance of the newspaper men American BankenV AstecjAtion, fied according to the provisions of to meet the defic* ’ * ” U J u --which wns presented today lit the SOUTH CAROLINA MOD TOOK the City Charter for nomination for ™ pt, w M l ' ^ e to V a e a a tt t U 'K w S l ‘ m e c S g T the* SbsTe . . . . . OUT AND »<*•.* Ctw T hHIM im reported parties win na\c 10 .act j pn,gi AMOC|at|on nnd Floridn editors WITH THE PRESENT CONDITIONS the office of City Commissioner. , opening session of the association’s HIM SENT ter the election. IS THE REASON FOR NORTH SO IfE SAYS ami publishers will meet friends nnd After careful exnminntion of the 4fith convention. The senatorial committee recessed old SAME time nnsocintcs that they have petitions filed with the City Auditor Other recommendations made by (BJ Th. A..«i.t*4 Pi...) after yesterday’. scsAion nnd d ^ not not soon for yearn here qn this occas­ nnd Clerk by Mr. S. O. Chase and Mr. IInwes were that the Transport­ PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.—A man expect to meet again until after, Nov. Bt Tin A . m . Itl.d P in t > • Mr. Frank L. Miller and hnving check­ • ation Act be amended so that bank­ giving his name as Peter McMahon. j 2. provided the party chairmen ngree ion. —-------- x----------WASHINGTON, Oct. • 2l> —Secre­ ed the names of the signers on both ers and business men could become of Yonkers, N. Y.. left the train here to file the information asked iTor In NEARLY 30.000 ARE directors of railroads, that agritul- and sought medical attention. Illsj event they refuse or M . ‘h« tary Houston addressing the Hankers petitions against the roll of qualified voters ns borne on the City Registure and foreign trade be. encourag­ wrists were scarred by a rope aruL tors dreided to meet in REGISTERED IN DUVAL ^ I .. on the farmers appeal for govern- trntion JiQuka~un to niul-liududing-thfr ed and that steps be taken to relieve his back liearing marks of a whip, j to the election nnd subpoena the . FOR COMING ELECTION -mwit help-enttf-tbe—sttnathm t^'iltin.T 13th dnv of October A. D. nnd having the present industrial unrest. lie said hr wns seized by a_muh a t chairmen of Ihn the failure of this nntion and other ascertained the whole number of qual­ l Df TL* A o o c U ttd rr*»> ) Takiiig _u plhe tax question, Mr. Trenton. South Carolina, where he] Investignlii.n of a I senatorial cam tuitions to provide for storage and IInwes said the need wns not only was assisting Mias’, Florence Pow- t naign*. was defer rul by JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 19.—With­ marketing of farm products, He said ified voters to be six-hundred seventy-, Tlreckfour (<>74) and that 25 per cent of fur a reduction of federal tuxes, but ell, daughter of * banker of Aiken, 8 . . tee until after the election. Iin ck out hnving a complete count of the every producer was willing' for other this number to be one-hundred sixtyalso for n most careful supervision C , to get more money in the settle- ynri. ee Long Democratic serutorial registration in this (Duval) county iroduct* to decline except his -own. nine the required number to sign a of the expenditures of the proceeds ment of an estate. He said they at- nominee in MIWD . wh without for the general election, the total will le said some remedies offered fare petition1for uomlnnnon, and that the of the taxes. , tt tempted to hang him hut resorted to 1subpoenaed was dismiHS.il without suicidal. The blame rests with (the number of qualified registered voters •'A slogan recently coined’ , he heating. The mob wore Ku Klux being heard. run close to 30,000. The registration quiescent public. \ signing the petition of Mr. S. O. Chnso lengthy report on the aetivities for the primary election was 15,443* said, "it is appealing: Klnn hoods. They put him on a train of Atho being two-hundred thirty-three (233) •More business in government j.I cbb anil league to enforce peace, of sent him north with a guard and which Wm. Howard Taft is president. To this has been added ,the„new regisnnd thnt number of qualified register­ . guvurnnumt- In—business". ed voters' signing the petition of Mr. iriliniiueed into the n-cor.l before the tration of approximately J0.O00. Mr. Hawes declared thnt "no tax orders not to return. ----------- x----------Frank L.Miller being tone hundredsenators left here last night may be 1the new registration h.-tb! arc whit.* ' itself should interfere with the nr- ‘ thirty-two (132) the following reso­ followed hv further investigation of wuinen, 7^09 negro vvomein 84. whiti <unml.ition of wealth, or the develop­ lution wns offered by Commissioner the league and exnminntion of its of- men, and l^-‘-0 negrp men ment of the industrial life of the C. K. Henry nnd seconded by Com­ ficers. memlH'rs of the committee in nation. . missioner II. R. Stevens: dirated last night. Don M. Hunt, at­ HAI) WRECK 0> V.’OR, "Any tdx system which discourag­ Resolution declaring it not neces­ FOLK AND WESTERN torney for the committee who pre­ es savings, which discounts accumu­ HI T PROFFESSOR’S PLAN WAS sary to hold a ’ primary election to pared the report following investiga­ lation of capital, is to be deplored , NOT ONE THAT APPEALED nominate candidates for the offico of iB r The AM<xtat**l Pr»n> tion of the letter fjles of the league, he snid, "for all capita! is used nnd TO HANKERS ROANQKK, Oct. 20.—Two engi­ Citv Commissioner of the City of San­ suggested in his findings that some enjoyed primarily by society at Inrge POLAND AND LITTB ARE (JET­ ford, Floridn; declaring 8. O. Chase, members of the league had, in lus neers' and one. fireman were killed in and not particularly by the one in TING READY FOR IIIG Washington, Oct. 20.—Professor whose petition was tho only one filed opinion, violated the Logan act. pass­ whose legal title its ownership rests. a wreck «f the Memphis Special and RATTLE. ed in 1799 to pYohibit private ctti- Incnl passenger of the Norfolk and Irving Fisher's plan to slalmlize the thnt conformed to the requirements Mr. IInwes hniled the enactment of *cns negotiating with foreign govern­ Western trains at Rural Retreat at dollar by diminishing or increasing of law, the nominee for the office of. the Transportation Act ns "n distinct (B r T h . I w t l i U d P r . » ) behind the doltnr ns prices citv commissioner of the city of San­ WARSAW, Oct. 20.—Relations he­ ments or their n'gents in matters of eight o'clock today. No passengers the .gold financial victory.” Ho declnrcd thnt of rjM, wns adversely reported ford. Florida; nnd authorizing • anil controversy in which the l i n t .d j a vast sum of money was needed for j wo,,n Poland and I.lthnnia is strair were injured. The other fireman is 1upon todny by the Currency Commis directing the city auditor nnd Clprk Ihr railroads nnd that* this could Ik* 'd. The Lithuanians are reported nuv States is interested. flinn of the American Hanker*’ Asso­ in cause I he name of S. O. Chase to Mr Hunt riled the supreme court reported fatally hurt. made available only through the c«>- Idlizing their army under German ofciation. After a year's study, tin- In* printed noon the official ballot to decision in th.* treason cases during <»jM*ritti(in of the iinncirm of the f i v e r s . ANOTHER ONE GETS STI FF commission found that (In* plan con­ l*e used in the municipal election to the Civil War when American citi­ imintry, encouraging the investing ON FRENCH TREATY tained "grave dangers" and it recco­ be held oil the first Tuesday after tho zens were .tried for proposing t«» Eng­ public and guiding their judgment. ANXIETY IS FELT mmended against meniornlizin.g Con­ first Monday In December, A. D. 1920. lish officials that Great Britain recog"The pnssage of the Transportat­ FOR HIG AIRPLANE nite the Confederate states. HI*- rv* cur Tii« p « m.) gress in favor of changes in the ntoncWhereas, it wll he necessary to ion Act", he said, "hns taken rail­ CIIICAGO, Oct. 20,—Senator -tnry. system suggested by the Yale hold n municipal election on the first road securities out of the high spec­ Ten P assenger on Ship Which Has nnrt contains conies of nc°re* °f J«t- France of Maryland, snid he received economist. Tuesday after the first Monday in tors nnd papers taken from the files ulative field and stabilized conditions Not Hccn Heard a letter very much sinillnr to the one December, A. I). 1920, to elect a City "It is our concision”, the coinmisof the league, ninny of .the letter* so thnt just returns on investment From. Harding received from |flj„n reported, “thnt Dr..Fisher's plan, Commissioner to fill the vacancy made ing confidential coirtmiinlcalions from Senator may lie received and proper service Wm. H. Taft. George W. VViekrr- France with a suggestion for a , though interestingly nnd ably work- by the expiration of the' term of of­ rendered the nntion." MIAMI, Fin., Oct. 20.—In view of shnm. Theoilyre Marburg, Ellhn H »ot change in the I.cnguc of Nations, lie ^t.,| ouj f )„ wholly impractical and. fice of one of the present Commis­ Hankers nnd business men, he con­ storm warnings issued Inst night, sniil it wus written by a woman writ- I would involve grave dangers to the sioners; nnd, -.0 • tinued, should be permitted to serve nnxiety is felt here todny for the and others. er nnd hnd no connection with tluWhereas; under the provisions of ‘ ’ stability of our financial nnd mone­ -----------^x----------on the boards ‘of directors of the safety of n big passenger airplane tary syteni. it would lend to foreign Section 217 of the Charter of tho SIDE SWIPE KILLS NINE. * French government. mads, regnnlless of their dealings known ns “The Rig Fish,” which left --------------- \ -----------------drafts on our gold in any period of City of Sanford, Floridn, the date for with the rnilronds, hut they should this city Sunday morning for Nnscrisis since the plnn enlls for light­ filing |H*titions by candidates for tho • ERIE. Pa.. Oct. 20.— Nine persons I k* charged with full responsibility snu, Riihnmn islands, with a passengening the gold behind the dollar when office of City Commissioner of tho % v„rr killed nnd fifteen iniureil by a in their duties. or Unt of 10 penoiw, Inrluclinif Mr , m- h ......... •» _ prices fall and foreigners, foreseeing City of Sanford, Floridn, has pass­ Mr. HawcS sounded nn. optonnstic and Mrs. John K. Gaither. New AJ- aide-swipe l^tween the Chiieagothis, wnuld draw <lnwn their bnlnncc ed; and, note regarding industrial unrest, lie hany, Ind.. and several prominent Ml- ton Limite nnd Buffnlo-Cleveln nnd sell ."dallars" short before the Whereas; the petition of S. Q. expressed the oncinion that there amians. Acconllng to wireless in- train tiHisy. government could make the change”. Chase is the only petlttion that haa wns needless nfnrni thnt _America formntioiv from Nassau the plane had The commission believed the plnn been filed with the City Auditor nnd R008EVELT DENIES FOREIGN TRADE IS APPROVED would sec changes in it* industrial not arrived here up to noon todny. would make “difficult, if not impos­ Clerk thnt complies with the require­ socicety similar to thise undertaken ASSERTION ABOUT TREAT V It is possible the boat may have I1Y THE HANKERS sible”, the maintenance of gold re­ ments of Section 217 of the Charter in some other .countries. put in at Bimini or some smaller ASSOCIATION demption inperiods of rapidly rising of the City of Sanford, Florida and, "With a prosepeetive decrease in island for safety, but as the Bimini 18* Th* A»»»*I»U4 Whereas, under tho provisions of prices. If adopted at this time, the prices and increase in the disposition wireless station will-,not be complct___________ Oct. 20.-F ran k lin CLEVELAND, ( I t; Th« Aua* 1*1*4 Fr*»«.) Section 219 «f the'Charter of the City commission asserted, it would work of industrial and Inbor Iradcrs to rec­ cd for several days, communication n Jpjosevelt - ijenled - • • "the- . assertion WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 0 —The definite hardship nnd perpetuate the of Sanford, Florida, where less thaiv ognize their mutual obligations anil ith thnt islabd i* impossible. -A ves^ , (hu ^ oot thnt Cox ob- American Bankers Association today suffering of nil those receiving fixed three candidates file their potitfoft.: duties, both to caifh’ other nnu the Bel which nrrived h?rc Monday re -1 * to nny change In thq treaty approved the proposal to organize a incomes who have suffered from tho it is not necessary to hold a primary public", Mr. Hawes continued, V\c ported hnving seen the plane near Bl- | J' nJ. Ix,neuc covennnt. .......... lie said they election, nnd It is made tho duty o f million dollar corporation fo rnpidly rising prices. may reasonably look forward, with­ —Ir*i Tho passengers nnsseneers and anil crew inwilling to Inclrporatc a state­ hundred mini. The . ’Had the plan been In’ operation at the City Commission to declare ttefinance the nntion’s foreign trade. out nlarm, to .belter adjustment of ment that nothing therein lessens the the outbreak of the war in 1914", the person or persons who have filed pe­ the forces of labor and capital. C,UDr. VV. S. Gramling, Mr. and Mrs. rights of the constitution or right of KING ALEXANDER report continued, "it would have brok­ titions thnt conform to the require­ “Ijibor by fomenting strikes, en­ W. M. Bnrrick, Charles ,T Thompson, congress to declare war. en‘down ns Dr. Fisher now admits. ments of Isw In such cases made and SHAKES MONKEY, couraging disagreement with employ­ Joseph Gentile. .Gn!1,,t’« It could Jiot therefore have prevent­ provided ns the nominee or nqmlnee* GETS PNEUMONIA ed ers is, in fact, striking at the heart rence M. Godwin and Charles O. Con­ STORM WARNINGS OUT the rise In prices of wartime, nnd fior the office of City Commissioner of its own future progress, nnd im­ nor. of Miami; Mr .and Mrs. J. W. consequently most of the claims which at the regular reRi..ra. municipal .............. v election .wmw... FOR FLORIDA STRAITS (B r Tb* A t»«x i»U 4 Pr »»0 pairing the prosperity of the country. Gaither, New Albany. Ind.; J. A. Now, Therefore, be it resolved by ATHENS, Oct. 20.—J-KIng Alexan­ Dr. .Fisher had made must now be Capital should recognize the results Page, pilot, and ft. VV. Baldwin, mech­ the CityCommisston of Sahford, Flor­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-A dvisorv der, who is suffering from, n monkey abandoned. of the toilers and improve working anician. _______ ________ _ “Tho great economic evils of the ida, That it is not necessary to hold a northeast storm warning displayed 6 bite; is reported ns slightly Improved conditions and wages in ratio to the war have grown out ofwastefai con­ primnry election; and be it fu rth er p. m., extreme southern F•?,'ida• but suffering from pneumonia. • production and investments MeSWEENEY 18 DELIR0U8. sumption nnd destruction, deidorUlz- resolved that 8/ O. Chase be, and (a Northwest winds and rnlns. Distur­ man should lie free to work out ms atinn and Interiruptions of transpor­ hereby, declared to be the nominee for bance apparently moving northwest (B y A « * ^ U U 4 T t > ) TEXAS OIL WAGON BURNS' own salvation nnd not be bound by tation and the withdrawal of many tho office of City Commissioner of LONDON, Oct. 20r-I>onl Mayor toward Florida atralts. the shackles of organizations to his Advisory Gulf coast warnings 9:30 McSwecncy on sixty-ninth ony oi The Texas oil wagon burned today millions of men from production, the the City of Sanford. Florida, to b« detriment.” . his hunger strike, suffered, extreme n. m. Steamship Alro, 0 p. m„ lati­ on the Orlando-Sanford road about whole combining to create a scarc­ voted for nt the regular nnnual mun­ Declaring that production in the country la now somewhat ibove the delirium. His family ha* been sum­ tude 23.36, longitude 80.88, reports three miles out. The car caught fire ity og goods. No change in the icipal election'to be held on the first monetary system could have prevent­ Tuesday after the frist Monday in pre-war level and showing indient- moned. * , barometer 29.50, falling. Northeast from n backfire, it I* thought, and ed this evil. The plan therefore December, A. D. 1020; nnd th? City gale appears to bo increasing n in­ before the driver could extinguish the ----------x^----------said the real difflsculty has been in tensity. Caution advised for *11 ves­ flames the Unka caught fira and ex­ could have ben a remedy for social Auditor and Clerk arc hereby author­ unbalanced production. The diver­ GOVERNOR COX STANDS ized and directed to cause tho nam* BY THE CONSTITUTION sels bound for Florida straits and ploded and the car and.contents was discontent and distress". sion of productive forces irito certain of 8. O. Chase to be printed on tho east gulf. a total loss. » restricted chancls demanded by the first Tuesday after the first Monday ® ‘ - — x----------_____ —x--------- * ■ COMMISBION GOVERN­ war still Is having it* effect, he con­ P R O v ffia ^ tT ^ b o v e rn o r WIL ACCEPT STRENGTH­ MENT WINS OUT In December, A. D. 1920. NOTICE!. ' tinued, and the natlonhair n°l yet The foregoing resolution was un­ Cox in answering * nuestioner saltl been able to re-allvn these force* so ' ... ENING RESERVATIONS TAMPA, Fla., Oct, 20.—By n decis­ animously ndopted by the City Com­ This is Just to remind you that to­ that the supply and demand of good* he opposed any prohibition )«*»>** "Increased production", Mr. Hawes tion in conflict with the COrtstitution morrow is the day you’ll have an op"We. will accept," says Governor ive vicKiry of 770 votes • majority, mission of the City’ of* Sanford, F lo r­ portunTTy’ to hear one of the great as interpreted by the Cox, "any reservation that helps to the people of Tnrnpn yesterday de­ ida. this 18th day of October, A. D. went on • to say, “h not nearly so much a cause fori concern as is more supreme court. He said he was elect­ men of the South, Dr. J. J. Thcrrell clarify; nny reservation that helps to rided to discard the old aldcrmanic 1920. There being no further business the economical consumption. The orgy ed governor of Ohio three time* and will give two addresses at the Metno- reassure; nny reservation that helps form of government and substitute of foolish extravagances, the BP^C“ ' the liquor interests did not contribute (list church, tho fim t at 3:30 and the to strengthen. We will accept any in its place the mode modern and ef­ meting adjourned. H. R. Stevens second nt 7:30 p. m. Your presence reservation that helps to give our ficient commission-manager form. | lative consumption which has prevail­ a nickel to his campaign. . Mayor will show your appreciation of tne associated powers a full understand­ which, has been tried and found a | . cd in the United States and is yet Among tho prominent Longwood things that rise above the every day ing in good faith of the limitations of success in practically 200 cities of Attest: 1 too largely evident, must cease If we L.R. Philips are to obtain a permanently strong visitors to the citv today were, Mr. trctul of affairs. . outr own constitution, beyond which the country. Only seven precincts --------------- X ---------------and Mrs. J. A. Bistline. we cannot go* 'A fter the league of out of the city’s nineteen votcd< Citv Auditor and Clerk position 1n world trade.” (SEAL) H. R. Stevens • Ill recommending .the encourage­ Nations has been thus clarified and against the charter. COOLIDGE IN TENNESSEE Chas. E. Herring ment nnd dcvelopment.of agriculture, * strengthened then we propose having citi­ "It is the banker’s duly a" n ‘\ r 8. O. Chase t CECILIAN q,un. MEETS ( B r T b s A h k U U 4 T m tu ) Mr. Hawca declared that all bankers zen" | it ratified by the upper branch of the * to rcabz and financier realize and en­ City Commissioners and business men should know that courage ON BOARD SPECIAL TRAIN. Congress of the United States and this source of our wealth; to The Cecilian Music Club will meet .Attest: lent than 30cenU of avery $100 spent lend counsel and assistance and to re­ Oct 20.—Governor Coolidpe invaded then peace will be guaranteed to the in the studio of Mrs. Fanny S. MunL. R. Philips by the government last year was ex­ gard the farm Tennessee and with reach North Carworld. We will no longer be wasting In its true importance son, Saturday at 3 p. m. (City Auditor and Clerk. pended for the development of agri­ olina today for a speech at Asheville. Jour resources." ; to our economic existertce.” • • culture. Will Solve Many of the Everything Dropped Tangled Questions But Oranges of Day HELP THE FARMERS Whipped Man First That T. F. Miller Republican Claims Are Out of Order Had insufficient Names CHASE IS- NOMINEE Houston Says Public Satisfied ( Stabalize The Dollar Is Plan May Mean War With Lithunians Hundred Millions • . To Finance . c * J- �• THE S A N rdB ti DAILY '■ ‘ '■ 111 '■ CHAUNCEY'D. SNOW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES One Time, per word____ ___1c Over Six Times, l-2c per word per issue. 60.000 CHARLESTON-Wakeflcld cab­ bage plants for sale by O. C, Bry­ ant, Wagoner, Fia. $1.26 per thous­ and. <________ 107-lQt-d LOST—Pink cameo broach set with pearls. Finder please .return to Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, 610 Magnolia and receive reward. ' 167-4tc ROOM AND BOARD, f l l per week, 100 East First street, over Union Pharmacy.__________________ 163-tfc FOR SALE—One good horse. Phone lal rrductii dies' W. L. Douglas shoes.—A. Fan­ ner, 213-16 Sanford Ave. Phone 660. 166-tfc VCR' RENT—Nicely furnished >T—A. pair of Krypto glasses Ith tortoise shell rims.—Wight A real first-class blue serge suit can now be purchased for $30.50 at PERKINS A BRITT.______________ .WANTED—Cahinet and fancy inside trimming work, by a first class mechanic. Phone 218-W. 165-Ctc f p b a.viJbU-iH a. Gasoline engines. Brand new and la perfect condition.—Herald • Print* FOR 8ALE-1V* H. P .and 2y, II. P. Gasoline engines. Brand n*w and in perfect condition.—Herald Printfag Co. r ___________ tf " Boys clothing has been cut onethird off a t Perkins A Brit. Vulcanizing Casings and Tubes i Any part vulcanized here guaraateed to onllast balance of tire. Retreads Guaranteed 3,000 Miles Price* Right Service Prompt FIR8T ST. AND 8ANFOR AVL. T S. S . R O C K E Y emima J Flour Buckwheat Flour 25c Baby Cream 85c per dozen Premier Frankfurt Premier Salad Dressing | 50c - . DARWIN P. KINGSLEY * <4* >» nn«.nAo8 | Cash most accompany order. Ten centa extra if charged. ' . Advertising in thla column in which the address of the advertiser la not whifh r r s fere yen la Peatoffice Box Number or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do not aak us for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they are, and if we d rire are not expected to tell you. Three Times, per word____ _ 2c Six Times- per w o rd ...____ Sc rOK SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck thoroughly overhauled for sale heap. See II. G. Dleterieh or W. E. • J t . Gives the Wearer a£.;\ Distinctive Appearance / , • SEE Work clothes have taken a PERKINS A BRITT. TO RENT or for Bale, large ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chas. Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Vcn. Co. ___________________________ 166-tfc Now line of Congoleums and Art 213-16 Sanford Phone 560. 166-tfc FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms avenue. Phone 308J, 160-tfc W E R ^ E fF Is mgi uum cleaner, atimulent. Do It OUR NEW S P E C IA L L IN E O F P R IC E S \U•••• I HMIH Chauncey D. Snow, formerly first as­ sistant chief of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, who has re­ signed as United States commercial at­ tache to Paris to become head of the newly formed foreign trad* depart­ ment of tha department of commerce. Darwin P. Kingsley of New York, prealdent of a big life Insurance com­ pany, Is being boomed for the Repub­ lican presidential nomination on the ground that a buslneaa man Is needed at the head of tho government. TENT CITY TO BE . set up.on Live Oak avenue, parties BUILT TO HOUSE desiring them may have tents placed WINTER TOURISTS anywhere they like and it! may prove PERKINS A BRITT have brought to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING practicable for a number of the ho­ stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur-, tels to secure tents to sdd to their ing their sale and save some dollars. rooming capacity. Each tent will be 16x10 feet, will FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ be completely furnished ready for oc­ keeping rooms, running wnter, two cupancy and running w ater and elec­ beds in room.—Mrs. Riddling, 203 tric llghtij installed. Each will be In Oak Avenue, Eagle Home. 164-6tp itself a minaturc home, where the en­ WANTED—By Nov. 1st, tire family may cook, eat and sleep. rroiii house, unfurnished or partly furnished; or an apartment. Small ■ignment of tents and within a short The tents will rent for a moderate sum by the Besson and a t a slightly family and references exchanged. Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad­ time will have his tent city started on higher rate for short terms. The tenting accommodation of win­ dress a t once, "Cottage” in care of ter visitors was tried last winter at the Herald. dh-tf. Miami and proved practicable in evFOUNb—A dark bay mule with glass eye by H. Manning, Hard Sid­ ing. Owner can havo same by pay­ ing damages.__________ . 165-6tp IF YOU WANT TO BUY A DK3IR ABLE HOME address, C. II. Smith 217 E. Third Street, Sanford, fin. 167p.rl21PtW.-2tp WAN J h i)—Industrious Indy or gen­ tleman agent wanted in Sanford to handle Watkins products. Goods are well known everywhere. Agents aver­ age $1 an hour. Write for full, par­ ticulars.—J. R. Watkins Company, C. cry way. That living In a tent is the most healthful of abodes is well known and that the social elect are not barred was proven a t Miami last season when a number of millionaires expressed * preference for them over more commodious homes. While the initial order of Mr. Hough will be for 100 tents, this number by no means is the limit, for he declares there is no limit to the number so long as tenants arc pro­ vided.—Daytona Journal. high speed came up behind him. crash­ ing into the bicycle whose rider was hurled several feet. The automobile aped on without stopping while the iniured man was picked up and rush­ ed to W hospital where he died short­ ly. afterwards. The Titusville Civic League has subscribed $3,1000 in cash, this Icing the balance due on the purchase of a half interest in the works of the Superior Motor Company of Jackson, Mich. The plant is to be removed An unknown automobile driver ran to Titusville. down and fatally injured Dan, GramPost Cards a t the Herald office, 1c. ling a t the corner of Nebraska and Lake avenues in Tampa on Friday afternoon. Gramllnfg was riding a Buy your post cards a t the Herald office. Beautiful views, lc each. STRAYED—On Oct. 8th, one brown mnre mule, 16% hands high; blind of left eye; $10 reward for any in­ formation leading to the recovery of same. Notify B. E. Ewing’s Store or A. J. McFarland, Ocoee, Fla. 107»6tc fence posts any length, also cull truss ties, see O. C. Bryant at Wag­ oner. Will mnko prices f. o. h. Wag­ oner and Del. 167-dlOt TROUBLE HERE? No,"ndt If It'i an “ EXIDE” Battery properly car­ ed for. Owners of this Battery should come to the “EXIDE” Battery sta­ tion for any trouble. We recharge and repair all makes of batteries.— Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. _______ ___________ 165-tf-c See our line of‘ electrical lamps. A. Kanncr, 213-15 Sanford Avenue. Phone 56 0 ,___ _____ 166-tfc FURNISHED ROOMS-^TVo“fiirnUh: cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue. 157tfc FOR SAI.E3—Booming house, rooms and bath. Completely fu r­ nished. 5 year lease. 503 West Third. Phone 284. 165-6tp Automobile Batteries. We have a rental battery for you while we charge yours or make repairs. We sell “E a IDES" (the Giant that lives in a box).—Ray Brothers. Phone 548­ —Old Ford Garage. 166-tfc The high price, of clothing is being tom down by Perkins & Britt. We have Just received ' line of silverwnre and casserolcs.- A. Kanner, 213-15 Sanford Ave, Phone 166-tfc CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E 30,000 Charleston Wnkc.'ield ready to set about O ct 15th. $1.00 fkycr thousand.-r-F. L. Greene, West Side. field cabbage plants ready for set­ ting, and a few well bred Rhode Is­ land roosters, were hatched last Feb­ ruary. See J. C r Ellsworth, “Wlldwood Nook" on Bcanlall Ave. 168-3tp The voters of Fort Myers will go to the poles on December 14 and there decide as to whether of not F t Myers will adopt/ the commissionmanager form of civic government LA6T MONTH, on a bet • • • WITH THE boys up beau • • • 1 SPENT a night • • • ALONE IN tho old. • • • HAUNTED HOUSE* • • • AND WHEN I hoard. • • • MOANS AND groan*. • • » I SAID “Tho wind.* • • • AND TRIED to sleep, • • • I HEARD rapping*. AND SAID “Ratar • • ■ AND ROLLEO over. • • • THEN I heard step*. • • t AND IN thollght • • • OF A dying moon. A WHITE ip<^k rose. • • t , I WASN’T scared—much. BUT DIDN’T feel like. • • • STARTING ANYTHING, e • • BUT THEN 1 caught • • • _ JUST A faint whiff.. • j j> » • OF A familiar. • • • * AND DELICIOUS smell. WHICH TIPPED me off. • • • SO Vga to tho ghost. • • • THE HORSE laugh. • • • AND SAID "Ed. YOU FAT guys. MAKE BUM ghosts­ . • • • BUT BEFORE you fad*. Avondale Peaches31b.cai 35c can LEAVE WITH me one. • • • . OF. YOUR cjgarettes, ItyEY SATISFY.” Powdered Milk 15 lbs. Irish Potatoes 50c peck SMITH BROTH KBS Expert Repair Work £P,<7* jWfafaos aroma of fine tobaccos, 1 both Turkish and Domestic, m akes^o* al­ most hungry for the ’‘satisfy-smoke.” And there Isn’t s ghost of a chance you’ll ever find Its equal for **• Chesterfield blend fa an exclusive blend. It can’t be copied. �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920 The Hyacinth to Beresford for hire. Grounds for the clay oUrr™, ROD AND GUN CLUB TO LOCATE AT BERESFORD Mr. Kersey has a son attending S tet­ will be prepared, and shoots w son University. (fin early In Nor ember. The DeLsnd Rod and Gun Club will buy or lease either the Miller or Roefield dock a t Beresford. J. P. Kersey, of Jacksonville, will be in charge. Mr. Kersey already has about eight boats, three of which are launches. John E. Harris, of at. Francis, will also brjng i Editor R. J. HOLLY. Secretary-Treasure "N. J. LILLARD. — Gewerei M*w«feIL A. NKKU F. p. RINES, Circulation Manager Phone 481. who pinch every nickel, never attend seised and attached by the inspectors, a public meeting and never take part and without the prepayment of costs, In any public work are the aly boys If any are allowed under the statute Subacrirtion Price in Advance who lay. back and rake in the shek- for such service. The m atter which •One Year - r-------------------------?8.00 els. Sad but true. But that* time i s , was brought to the attention of the passing knd'the sly boys are getting governor through a situation arising Three Months ----- -------------- 13.00 theirs ye\ but the time is fast ap- in Manatee county, brought the foiproachlng when either a man In this lowing letter from the attorney genDelivered in City by Carrier community will have to be a man or,era! to the governor on the subject: subject 'One W eek ..............................15 Cents ga mouse. His fellow men will demand ‘ C October 14, ll>20 demand;J ----that he put hla his shoulder to the wheel,non. wheel .non. Sidney J. Catta, Governor, Member of the Associated Press. * to ............................. Tallahassee, Fla. and- -help roll the chariot■ of* prog_ ress forward. Tho of. Dear Sir: I am in receipt of yc The Sanford Bojird Bo/rd of, your _ .. — . 1.1_ _l *_ unmmiin leailnn vretn1 tl ntn rn n■ . Trade and every other kindredI orcommunication of/ ven," date ttrar ganlzation in Sanford will soon be in , mitting a letter from the commlsslc where it will be necessary; er of agriculture accompanied by ci DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ato position ask for admission Instead of beg-1 tain exhibit* showing corresponder ELECTORS. . ging them to.Join. . „ *. ' by letter and telegraph between t • • • ' •’ commissioner* of agriculture and t P. W. Corr 'Charles E. Jones A MODERN PREDICAMENT. sheriff of Manatee county In regs M artin Caraballo W. V. Knott _____ to the refusal of the latter to sel G. B. Wells. ■J. G. Sharon Many young married folks who, certain fruits found by the pure fo have thought themselves provided *nd dreg Inspectors to be subject with rented homes have been sadly undcr the Immature citr The prices are falling. disappointed, fo r they have returned fruit laws* /• from honeymoon trips only to find I note that you request a prom And everybody fs getting Into line themselves without the promised roof- reply ffivlng my opinion as to t • • • • tree, the house being sold meantime, duty of said sheriff on the premise! Advertise AUVCl tilt in the Herald and sell The predicament of many a modern In reply beg to state that in « th e goods now. couple is expressed feelingly in an opinion undcr the provisions of t • • • • which appeared recent- l“w quoted in the letter from t We hope Bro. Cox will bring down advertisement ly in a copy of the South Bend Trlb- commissioner of agriculture; It is t the price of paper when he gets in. une, and surelji the distressed writer plain duty of the sheriffs of the se « » • • this appeal which is ns follows eral counties to receive into their c The prices on paper were the last to of tody such fruit* as may bo seized ai go up and we suppose they will be deserved to find some relief: “I have the l>est wife in the world, attached by the inspectors, nnd wi the last to go down. hut no plncc to keep her. Trented n out prepayment of costs, if any a • • • • There is no reason in this world house with the understanding that it allowable under the statute for su, why Sanford should not he the trad­ might he sold, and on our return service. I find no statute providii ing center for all of central nnd south from our honcymooq we find it h a s ,that for the particular service tl Wen sold. Out' furniture is in the, sheriff is entitled to nny fees, tl * ' Florida. stores waiting to itc delivered, "at i scizurennd attachment of the pro • * • • If you want to save money watch homo" cards were mailed, my m oth-1erty being accomplished by other o the columns of the Daily nnd Weekly Herald. Prices arc coming down on nil goods and the merchants who she’ll think her only daughter is tied want to get the trade are advertis­ to—and she has a good opinion of me now. Have a heart, nnd if you know ing. • # # I of n five or seven-room tnuse at $35 pEjt:' t In n few weeks the elections will to $50 a month write Bos 01 nnd we FLORIDA HOGS FROM PIERCE GATHER THREE all l>c over nnd then let all the bit­ shall call you blessed." BIG PRIZES AT. SHOW terness of the campaign 1m* forgot­ ten and let every man nnd every wo­ "ATLANTA, Oct. 10,—Florida hogs man climb in the hand wagon nnd walked away with the major honors gr boost for a greater and hotter San­ No longer is our Florida n state of nt the biggest show held cast of Chi­ ford. There is much work to do here: minor importance in the swine world. cago when the Highland Oaks farm, X ' According to a resolution in todays A few weeks ago onj* of otir most at Pierce yesterday captured the jun­ Herald" there will not he any contest prominent breeders sold n Poland Chi­ ior nnd senior championships in the ♦je for the position " of Commissioner. na !>onr for the handsome sum of $15- drive herd and grand chnmpion l>oar F. U Miller did not have sufficient 000. That? gives evidence to the fact of the Nntionnl Hog anil Cattle show. V The Highland Oaks farm got four number of names on his petition ac­ that our state is no longer of minor firsts, five seconds, six thirds, three cording to the number of voters In importance in the swine world. Z. C. Herlong has established a fourths, three fifths, one sixth" and the city and therefore will not lx* a candidate which lea%es n clear field to record for this part pf the cnnntry. . S. O. Chase, -thr present member and we do hot Itelieve that this record whose term would nave expired the will he hroken for many yen res vet first of Jnminry. it is just ns well to come. Of course itis true that to have it thus. We really have no hogs hnvesnlt! fori muchmore. than time for nny city elections with all the sum paid for Herlong'* Big Model "the work ami all the getting together hut we do not believe those boars were superior to this one. There are We have to do here now. two reasons for snying this. First, there is no doubt hut that the market GOOD-RYE HIGH PRICES price of meat hogs has something to The vicious circle of high prices do with the selling, price of .breeding m high wages nnd still higher prices nnd stock. The market is unquestionably Htlll higher wages is beginning to lower than when the record was es­ Nearly Nrw break and re-adjust. It has been tablished- Second, Herlong has been slow to come-^too slow, so fnr, but in the breeding business only n few U If here "at last, nnd Oh! how It was venrs nnd his herd is not as well ushered In, leaving the high-price ad­ known ns those of older breeders. vocates blinking anil palsied. We What this great breeder has done are returning to pre-war prices. once, ho can do again. We are sat­ It is to the interest of everybody isfied he will do even better What to reduce prices to pre-w ar levels nny breeder in Florida has done, oth­ Such a policy should he widely pur­ ers can do. We believe that this is sued and will prevent curtailm ent of only blazing away. As Daniel , . production nnd consequent unemploy­ Boone pierced his way into the great ment. The fall of prices is now well unknown West, subduing adversities tinder way. For example, sugar, coffee of all kinds,- nnd there established wools, hides, lenther, -silks, po­ homes for himself and followers, so tatoes, rnhhngc, onions, npples, but­ ha Herlong hurst the great hoodoo ler, etc., have all declined. The per­ that “it can't lie done in Florida" nnd iods of ncutc scarcity both for foods, produced hogs the great West would goods nnd tabor seem to 1m- over anil in* proud of. ' a competitive situation is developing. It can Im> done here. We predict a " ^ The upward movement has run its g re at future for thi sta te in the live­ course. stock industry. Food prices have declined. Butter has deflated. Too rapid a decline in Vggs would not he. a good thing, (iradunl deflation is desirable, hut • «even stabilization around present fig­ ures would 1m* preferable to perpindicTallahassee, Oct. 18.—The nttorr.ey — tsalr collapse.* However, the fact thnt general has advised the governor that -grains are low priced, menns that we it is the duty of the sheriffs’ of the may look for low-priced eggs next the Bcvernl counties to receive into Spring sure*. their custody such fruits ns may he Tho downward tendency of prices, though somewhat depressing to rer•. tain industries, is an encouraging in­ dication for with intelligent co-oper­ ation and management, business can again assume normal proportions. Speculative hoarding of commodities In thd hope of higher prices has bren checked by the hanks and other avail­ able agencies. The much talked, of low prices arc on the threshold.—Pro­ duce News. j l Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators— but this is F lo rid a --------------------------— We C. A. M A T H E W S REAL ESTATE . - A th*OTjr)rm A. P. Coaoily, log AisgnoA An have just received a belated shipment of Sanford's Most Popular Hotel » Refrigerators and Ice Boxes T h e price will sell them . J .E . SPURLING a this week. Ball Hardware Company iMINOLEHOTELand GRILL Under Management of WALTER B. OLSON Our Specialty.— Scminole’i famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. A la Carte Service all day, to Sound Good to You People Who Want to Deposit Your Savings Where They Will Be Protected Our memBcrsHIp in the DEPOSITOR'S GU/ A deposit of cash as per certificates issued by banks positories having a combined Capital and Susplus of otect our Deposits in our bank against Dodge Touring loss in accordance our .bank and the depositors of the Guarantee Fund. Dodge Roadster 1920 Dort Touring, 1920 Ford Touring. Republic -One Ton * Truck PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD gLjMMT TOUR BUSIH ■ HID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? That the people of a community who do the most boosting and give the greater part of their time to 'public work are usually the ones who make the least money and that those S ir in y 3ioans Syy a chance to make your Dollars work harder, an .accumulation of Shop-Worn Good to the Last C rum b After you’ve tried Butter-Nut once yot more think of having a meal \vithout it than think of omitting sugar or salt. For Butter-Nut is more than mere bread delicious/ tasty, appetizing item in a meal. ZP/antj ZR a dish* 3 jiv a c a d o ZTfed jfp p it s C o tia y* C h t f i o *Deane XJurncr 49T ilJr/mMm S&mtft/Mf h u all the quality of the old Butter-Nut; vo rouldn’t improve that. Hut in addition we've perfected a new mixing pro­ cess which enables us to turn out a lighter, daintier loaf than ever. Get a loaf today, for Butter-Nut Is its own best advocate. It’s 5 cents at ail good grocers—10 cent* tor the larger size. The genuine boars the Butter-Nut label. MILLER’S BAKERY V ' “ other cheap building, you have in mind Come pick out what you want; first comes first served i j .?// juumoer s^ompi The House of Service, Quality and Price Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. P «!♦ V �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD M. Cox over for president. The foi- I lowing contributions were received to- ' W. F. S h elley __ S. M. Aberc^nibie Chas. Kanner . . . Forest L a k e __ W. T. Langley _. S. Benjamin __ , J. D. D avison__ Gem ye DcCotteg R- M. Mason _ L. C. Cameron 11. L. Under _ CAR GOES INTO CREEK THEN BURNS TO CRISP M. K. Punjab, of. Parrish, had .a close call Saturday night la s t While on his way home ne ran into the rail­ ing of the small steel bridge across the creek in the hollow, about a mile north of Rocky Bluff, and his car, a Hupmobite, wenti htftulong ihto the SEMINOLE OPENS" UP NEW THIRD FLOOR The Seminole Hotel Is-now one of the finest hotels in the state having completed the third floor and having the rooms all furnished and ready for Mrs. E. C. A. Reed, wife of tht business and last night the rooms American consul and chief of the were nil filled with guests. The third United States paup'ort bureau In floor has shower baths which rfre proving so popular everywhere, es­ Paris. pecially with the travelling men. The Seminole fyas also installed a large electric sign that will light the way on the dark nights ami has a string of lights nil around the front entrance making this part of the city a real thoroughfare. Under the manage­ ment of Mr. Olson the. Seminole'is catering to the wants of the public as never before and their Sunday din­ ners arc attracting people from out of town and the home people wl\o want real eats served in proper style. LOYAL DEMOCRATS ARE HELP Watch the Herald for rfnnouncemcnts on specinl dinners for Sundny. ING TO WIN GREATEST VIC­ TORY OF MODERN TIMES .MUSIC FOR THE WINTER The loyal Democrats are contribut­ The Committee in-charge of the ing to the campaign fund very gen­ erously indeed, and every day sees Music to la* rendered at the Baptist new ones coming across and many of Temple this winter, will meet Umight them have sent their contributions di­ at 7:30 nnd agree on plans for the rect to headquarters having been, so- same, ns well ns decide upon the per­ liritfHl by the, hfluiqunrtera before formers. Jlho. ilem plela..creeling., n the fund was started and by the way very large and fine organ to be used the fund hns been swelled chiefly in the new audience room. The report o^ this music commit­ through the untiring efforts of C. II. l,effler, who is making n ennvass of tee will be printed Inter in the Her­ the business houses and hofnes of ald.' Sanford and is meeting with great success. It is though now that Scm- THE MOST SACREI) inole county will be at the head of all the counties in'the state In the matThe above is the subject of a dis­ ter of contributions when our small population ia taken into considera­ cussion nt the Baptist Temple this tion. In a letter to thu editor of the evening. On account of'meetings in Herald this morning Wilbur W. Marsh the Presbyterian church, the Wed­ the trensUrcr of tne National Com­ nesday service have not been held mittee in New York urges us To for three weeks. The service tonight keep up the good work all this week will lie interesting nnd a large audi­ and thnt he must have the remainder ence is expected. Those desiring will of- the money before the 25th in or­ be given tne opportunity to say what der to plncc it where it will do the "The Most SacmJ Spot on Earth" is most good. We are doing the work to them. The music will be congregational, nnd oil the good people here need to' do in to contribute the dollar or ns but ns heretofore enthusiastic, Services begin at 7:30 p. m. much more as they feel thCy can contribute to the campaign or the Post Cards nt the Herald office, lc Democratic party and help put Jnmes MRS. J. C. FRAZER WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 20, 1020 DEMOCRATIC TICKET Presidential Electors— Martin Caraballo Charles E. Jones J. G. Sharon P. W. Corr W. V. Knott G. B. Wells Ker. United States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher. For Conjtress, Fourth District: ..W. J/S ears. For Governor: Cary A. Hardee For Attorney. General: Rivers H. Buford. For ComptroHer: Ernest Amos. For State Treasurer: J. C. Lunin?. For State Superintendent of public Instruction: W. N. Sheats. For Justice Supreme Court: - * W. H. Ellis. Thos„ W est ' For Railroad Commissioner: A. S. Wells For Commissioner of Agrlctulture: W. A, McRae For State'a Attorney, Seventh Diet. George A. DcCottes. For State Senator, 19th District: M. -0. O verstreet For Member House of Represents tives: F. P. Forster For County Judge: , E. P. Householder. For Sheriff: C. M. Hand. For Clerk Circuit Court: . E. A. Douglass. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, vice pres­ For S upt Public Instruction: . ident of the Navy league. T. W. Lawton. For.Tax Assessor: A. Vaughn. GOBLINS GATHER AT MOBLEY S STORE For Tax Collector: Jno. D. Jinkins. Mobley’s Drug Store will bo the gathering plnce of alt the witches and goblins and "everything” this’ year and those who nrv contemplating any parties or nmusementa of any kind in the Hallowe'en line should see his fine lino of Hallowe'en goods paw on display in the windows. Mr. Mobley is anxious to carry this line and sup­ ply the wants of the Sanford people ami keep the trade a t home and his efforts in this line should appeal.to the people. See his advertisement ,ln the Daily Herald. every economical woman in this community as a depositor o f this bank, and assure you in advance that the utmost courtesy and con­ sideration will be accorded every transaction, large or small. v- I! F. P, Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S 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. ,W. R. RIIAN, Prop. H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. Welaka Rlock Store No. 7 Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND P1TCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS UOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. Seo us before buying your supplies, Wc can save you money. DAD” BADER KNOWS COX H. L. Bader, whip is familiarly known ns "Dad” tu his ninny friends formerly res joed nt Cn nine n, Ohio, where the father of Jimmie Cox, nominee of the Democratic party and the next president, resides. Mr. Bad­ er knows him well nnd knows ■the family nnd he says that Cox is the greatest man at the head of nffairs that Ohio hns had in ninny years and that-C o x -is big enough and broad enough to be president nnd when he ia elected he will bo a real president. "Dad” came in tins morning nnd gave us his dollar for*the election of Cox and says there is more where that Came from if it is needed. T. D. Hux hns a 15 acre field of cane on tint cast edge of Igike Okee­ chobee, from which he has nlrcady shipped this season, over 6,000 gal­ lons of syrup, making a total of 15, 000 galolns from the field. The syr­ up brought 21.25 per gallon on boon' the boat. That’s not far from f 1,0.00 an nerc for' his investment. Cut Rate Tire House Phone 518 Old Ford Garage W c sell nothing but fully guaranteed T IR E S and T U B E S . W hat wc have arc brand new. They will never sell as low ns we nrc.o/fcring them for the next 30 days, and For a Limited Time “ W E BOTH LOSE IF YOU DO NOT BUY T H E M H ERE emima J Flour BATTERIES Buckwheat Flour “ E X ID E ” the "Giant That Lives in a Box." W e he them to fit all makes of Autom obiles— they sell as low other batteries; why not get the best? Premier Frankfurt Changes in Prices Costs no more than the ordiii There’s no stringto this offer; no joker In It. $25 worth of Pathe or Actuelle Records; FREE if you buy a Psthe Phonogrsph—except the small models 3 aid 6, which sre not Included. No matter If you pay ca*h or extend the terms on easy paymenls— the $25 worth of Records will be delivered with the instrument as quickly ap you make your selection. Premier Salad Dressing AvondalePeaches 3 lb.can 35c can Sport Model Chalmers..... Argo Salmon Seven Passenger Chalmers 40c can Five Passenger Chalmers], Powdered Milk M AXW ELL CARS 15 lbs. Irish Potajoes LOTT MOTOR COMPAN Y SANFORD, F L O R ID A J. D. DAVISON, Sanford Florida H erald O ffice �1jff*****fUftj THX SANFORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBR 20, 1920 Largest, cleanest, brightest, most sanitary up-to-date Grocery and Market in Seminole County SUGAR, per lb. Sweet Potatoes, p Irish Potatoes, pk Western Round Steak, lb *• Western Porterhouse, lb Western Loin Steak, lb Florida Pork w e are now located in our large Western Pork 40c and commodious quarters in the Florida Beef Stew Meat is equipped with the most improved Toledo Electric Refrigerating plant — abso1 ♦ lutely sanitary. 3 2 lb. Tomatoes Large Van Camp’s Milk, I 1 doz $1.70 Small, “ 1 doz 85c Miller’s Butter Nut Bread 10-15 Florida Beef Steak, lb - .30 Welaka building, and most cord­ ially invite you to call and inspect our really up-to-date establishment, where we will at all times handle only the best and freshest goods in our line. Our delivery is prompt, our prices are right and you will receive a hearty welcome here Florida, Pork Stew Smoked Sausage, all Homemade Sausage Hamburger Welaka Building, Cor. 1st and Rqilroad Way er and one a pitcher and Imth of them "cut*" arc as much fun on’ Hallo­ MACHINISTS WOULD STOP MAKING* WAR MUNITIONS loyal and patriotic Sanford players we'en ns the Mack cats that mlom the walls. nil the time. The favurn were “snnnpera" which ZELI/S NOVELTY JAZZ HAND conccnletl raps, flngs and other small gifts. The young hostess was assisted by her sister, Miss Florence, Hunry. The hext meeting will lie held on Tuesday afternoon with Camilla Puleston FLORIDA FAIRS AND CONVF.N TIONS. ORLANDO WILL PLAY DELANI) The Orlando High School will open .the football Wfusou. here Saturday, Or. Yober 2.'inl, with a game with DeLnnd High on the local gridiron at th e fair grounds. The locals’ first game was played •with Summerlin First at Bartow, Satr urday, which resulted in a tic with a ■core of 0 to 0. Jack Branham, coach forOrlando High will bring home the Bacon at the end of the the season. Coach Branham says he has some ex­ cellent material In his lineup nnd on­ ly needs a few games to bring out Some promising stars.—ReporterS p a n is h w a r v e t e r a n s , ATTENTION t POLLYANNA HALLOWEEN MEETING The last two meetings of the Pollynnna Club were held respectively with Elizabeth Knight and Ruth Hen­ ry. At both meetings a very delight­ ful time was enjoyed hy the glrla. Elizabeth was assisted by her moth­ er in serving ice cream and cook­ ies.1 Being the month of Hallowe’en, the spirit of the season found expression in tho decorations and refrcshnients at the Henry home. The curtains were drawn nnd the rooms dimly lighted by candles. Pumpkin-faces, witches and'black cats, with the Hallowe’en colors featured the a t­ tractive decorations. Apples and peanuts^ grapcjulcc and doughnuts, a t the refreshment hour CROWN PRINCE CAROL SW INE SHOW AT STATE FAIR A REVELATION. Depicts Development of One of Florida’s Most Important Industries. Jacksonville STARKE, Oct. __ 10.—J. ___ M Tatum, Seaboard engineer on the Wnnnee branch, met a tragic death last week. "While leaning out of the en­ gine rah to inspect the running gear, his head struck n good rack, causing i almost Instant death fie is survived by bis wife and daughter, Luo.il,* Tntufit, Clifford Tntum, of Fort Pierre, and Itufux. Tatum, of Washington, I). I*trot41 !•) EDITH It AUK WILL LECTURE IN m e love affairs of the crown princ# FLORIDA SOON Jt Roumanla have recently been ex. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 20.—Of de­ siting considerable Interest through, cided import to the educational health out the world. measures in Floridn is tin* announce­ ment of the coming of Dr. Edith Meek Rnho, just received at the .state used similar to those that will be cm health headquarters. Dr. Rnbe in a ployed In the November general eloc well known speaker of the United tion. States public health service and her The Miami bond election for $400,mission in Florida is to co-operate 000 was carried with nn overwhelm­ with the stnte board of health by ad­ dressing organizations of women on ing majority. This is the second time the subject of venereal disease con­ that this bond issue has been before trol measures. She Is expected to the people. At the first election it gpend the month of November in the was carried by a large majority, hut on account of some technicality Judge stilrte. Branning in tho circuit court decided Dr. Rabe’s services were secured against It. through the efforts of Dr. RnfphTf. Greene, state health officer, now in Washington on official business, and the health officials here feel that they are decidedly) fortunate in being able to present so able a speaker to the women of Florida. Her message to them is one of vital importance to present and future generations and is the desire of health authorities that it be heard by ever- woman in the state. In arranging for Dr. Rabe’g spenkine tour the state board of health will call on heads of Women’s;Cluhs, Young Women's Christfan Associa­ tions, Mothers Clubs and other wom­ en’s organizations to aid them in making her visit in Florida a suc­ cess, for, as it Is pointed out, the co­ operation of these organizations In arranging engagements in the various sections of the state is a very neces­ sary feature of the program. .Early communication from any clubs inter­ ested will be appreciated by the State Board of Health. • Onion Cherry King, JrM8th, Owned by Highland Oaks Tho State Fair's swine department 1* pointing the way to hlghter atand ljta tn breeding and Medlng—and In g e n u ity to bigger profits. ADVERTISE SANFORD Post Cards Beautiful Views Women electors of Lakd Worth, in an effort to thoroughly instruct emselves lu the Intricacies of voU g. ars arranging to hold a “makebelieve” election. Ballots are. to be? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « » ................ K TRY A H ER A LD W A N T AD S E JJS fl W E H A V E IT ! City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY YALE AND SNELL BICYCLES * , FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES CADH OR ON INSTALLMKNTO Bicycle Supplies. Bicycle Rcpairia* < �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief persons! Hems of Interest In and About <£ The City t Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers TRAIN HCUEDUEe vuuuiy »na when wnen they mey get that ggood t_ , county and road running from Ovoid* and from Arrival Departure Geneva to Chuluota there will be . . . . 1:58 a.m . 2:03 a. m, many Sanford people going out to the Inn — for dinner " ___ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p.m, Chuluota —— and to viait the fine people of that enterprising ___ 3:05 p.m . 3:25 p.m, section. ____2:43 a. m. 2:58-a-m .... 8:40 a.m. ____ 3:05 p.m . 3:25 p.m. H. M. Rumloy, of Brewton, Ala., ___ 7:30 p.m . 7:35 p.m. “ in the city for the winter. He aaya he has been merely spending T rilby Branch > , _____ _ 8:00 a.m. the summer in Alabama as Sanford is ___________ _3:25 p.m. really hla home and he expecta to come here for all time as soon as he Leesburg Branch geta through raising cotton. {!« will be with his brother, John Rumley in the growing of lettuce and celery. O veldo Branch ____ _________ 3:40 p.m . A. W. Huston, manager of the --------- x----------ire getting your daily by Southern Utilities Co. plants in the r boy ana do not get ft South, is a visitor to the city being on hone F. P. Bines, No( 481 an inspection tour. He is a guest of and he will see that you are served. the Seminole Hotel. Ur. Rincs has charge of the circula- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920 BUTTER-NUT BREAD MANUFACTURED UBRE The famous Butter-Nut bread will now be manufactured in Sanford, J. L. Miller having placed all the re­ quired machinery in position and pur­ chased the formula for making this famous bread. Mr. Mlifer U nlway* abreast of the times and wants to give his patrons what they want and having so many calls for this bread Induced him to make arrangements to supply his customers with it, He starts today to distribute the ButterNut bread and will carry a dally ad­ vertisement in the Herald settinfif forth the many1 good points about the Butter-Nut brand. AT THE SEMINOLE. Guests registering a t the Seminole Hotel on Tuesday, Oct. 19th; A* W. Houston, Palstks: J.L . Sheppard. Jr., Palatka; W. W. Hampton, Jr., Gaines­ ville; Lee Graham, Gainesville; Mr. and Ain. Geo. M. Gordon, St. P eten DURING THE PAST FOUR DAYS WE HAVE HAD MORE PEOPLE CALL ON US THAN WE EVER HAVE HAD IN ANY FOUR DAYS SINCE WE WERE IN BUSINESS. ANI) EVERY ONE OF THESE PEOPLE THAT MADE A PURCHASE. AND MOST ALL OF THEM DID. LEFT OUR PLACE FULLY CONVINCED THAT THERE WAS A GENERAL PRICE SLASHING GOING ON AT OUR PLACE. IT IS VERY, VERY SELDOM THAT YOU HAVE ATTENDED A SALE WHERE EVERYTHING IN THE STORE'FROM HATS TO SHOES WERE CUT. AND SUCH A BIG CUT. FOR. THE FIRST TIME. IN SANFORD. EVEN COLLARS ARE ON SALE. If You Haven't Been Around, Do I t It Will Pay You. The Geneva bridge haa been pot in shape for travel but has not been finUhed. The bridge has been closed for the past week and all those who have business over there are glad to know that the bridge is again open fo r Lee Graham, of Gainesville, Is In the city n guest of the Seminole Ho­ tel. Lee is one of the officials of the Speer’s big sale starts tomorrow. First Nationnl Bank of Gainesville Keep your eye o n . their daily an­ nnd one of the prominent bankers of nouncements. It will pay you. The the state. prices quoted a t this safe will dem­ onstrate that Speer’s Sale Is no or­ Mayor Henry Titus, of Daytona^ an­ dinary sale. nounces that ho Is «-oing to “clamp -----* * the lid down tight” on that town; that Bert Krogstadt, professional golf he is going to enforce every ordi­ instructor of the Edgewater Golf nance in the city code. He states that Club, of Chicago, nnd Dow George, he is going to close soda fountains, who lias been in chnrgc of the Win­ cigar stores, nnd everything else ex­ ter Park Golf Club for the past eight cept drug stores, on Sunday. He docs years were in the city today looking not stnte whether movies will he in­ at our prospects .for n Golf course. cluded,'hut It is presumed that it The gentlemen went over some of the will. (He operates the movies in prospective courses nenr here and Daytona). Henry* tirf n reformer will were enthusiastic over the chartecs of be worth watching. Saqforil for n good golf course. Hamilton county hoard of commis­ There will be n big -Democratic sioners hns refused to print the rally at Geneva tonight in the town names -of Republican candidates on hall at which many of the prominent the official ballot, on the ground that speakers will be present. Mrs. John the supreme court of the state has Leonard! will also speak nnd a big ruled that there is no legal Republi­ crowd is expected as Geneva is alive can pnrty in the stnte of Florida. The contention may he correct, but if a on the question of politics. few more , counties will follow the MV. nnd Mrs. C. D. Bromley, of lend of Hnniilton, n Republican Con­ Chulotn, were among nmong the prominent gress would lie justified in holding visitors from Chuluota today. Mr. that then' was no legal election in Bromley has been ill for the past Florida and declaring that Republican few days hut expects to he sit TTght rnndidntea had ns much right to of­ again and saya he is t)o busy to be fice as Democrats. Hamilton has set sick. Mr. and Mrs. Bromley have n dangerous precedent,, charge of that fine hotel, the Chtilu- decent, even in politics, we suppose. ota Inn, nnd arc gelling ready for n •our post cards nt the Herald big winter season. Chuluota is nmong Beautiful views, lc each. the beauty spots of Fair Seminole Minute Man Hx A t present, we have no cata in stock, having delivered our last car Monday. Hut a carload is now In transit from the factory, which should reach Han-' ford not later thaii Nov. 15th. We have been promised one car from the Hulsey Automobile Agency this week. This carload of Lcxlngtons are Special Jobs, consisting of Tourings and Thorobreds (Sport),-one of which is sold. Call and place your order at once for one of these cars. Demonstrations Gladly Given. burg; R. W. Davidson, Steubenville, Ohio; J. J.Hitman shrdlu shrdl un n Ohio; J. J, HHsmnn, Plant City; A. D. Carry, Quincy; E. C. Becdee, New Prague; Geo. Crews, Jacksonville; A. P. Schelemend, Osceola; C. M. Chevarso, Oseeoln; 8. E. Poole, Palatka. SEMINOLE. LAKE, VOLUSIA ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES Buy your post cards a t the Herald office. Beautiful views, lc each. ffiu M c tin There in mulling “ Electrical” about these trentmciila except the motor-drive. YOUNGEST FRESHMAN iDr Tbs AnocUUd Pratt) NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—Edward Hardy, aged twelve, has qualified ns the youngest freshman at Columbia University, lie started to school nt the age of three, nnd now he onn mnster twelve languages. Distributors for ENERGIZER The benefit cornea from (he FACT that every bU ofynunbody getH exercised or “ Wiggled’ thousands of limes from many angles. And your muscular con­ dition benefits "right now”. The millions pf t kin-pores gel a real “ awakening”--overworked Kidneys are relieved. --- FIND OUT NOW. “ DO IT NOW.” As Good as (he Best Six “ ENERGIZER” Treatments Daily Service Phone GG will “ tune-up” your entire body. —BE WISE. R E S P O N S IB L E which this bank mg in the Big Bargain 10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE 6 ACRES LAND 800 orango and grapefruit trees; Jhree hundred boxes of fruit ready to ship for Christ-mss trade, located I 1-2 miles from Hanford on hard road on a beautiful lake. Ideal place to build a-homr. Trice 139. Must he sold at once. E. F. L A N E policy institution has been m anaged The Real Estate Man' u j the first d ay the doors w ere opened. • A Store-Wide Event O f Extraordinary Values T h a t this policy is appreciated is indicated by the constant and gratifying grow th in business. It is the desire of the officers of this Bank to con­ tinue adding new accounts of those individuals desiring most efficient and*responsible banking Each Department Devoting One Special Dav in Sacrifice of its Profit and record-of R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y tronage-is-invited emmo Is owned, controlled and managed by home THURSDAY, OPENING DAY, SPECIAL SILK DAY Georgette 40 in,, full line of shades, Chiffon Dress Taffeta, 36 in., in evening shades, Special, $1.98 Dress Satins, 36 in., complete line of shades, - Special, $2.98 Charmeuse Dress Satin, 40 in., staple shades, Special, $3.98 Dress Velvet, 40 in., Black and Navy, Special, $4;50 4* - Special, $1.98 -■ ’:g| r * !„ - - J h .%Jr people, who are interested in the development and upbuilding of Sanford ahd Seminole County With our. large resources and strong financial connections, we are in position to assist our cus­ tomers at all times in the handling of their finan­ cial needs. LET US SERVE YOU. * 4 Per Cent Interest Paid � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 20, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/51ced5fa587d1a82d93c47275664ff4a.pdf 2e5ad7a9df091d73cc2806256542fc4e PDF Text Text »>* I P V V - *■ ■i i) , ; IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1929 •S’lv NUMBER 168 ---------------------- ------------------------ ERS WILL REACH 4,000 SAYS THE REGISTRAR Official Count Not Made Market Bureau But It W ill Be For Sanford 'Published WILL BE ESTABLISHED AGAIN * IF GOVERNMENT CAN • • FURNISH SAME . WOMEN SWELL LIST Sanford must have the Bureau o f Markets this season as we had it in the seasons that have passed. It is ona of the most important factors PROBABLE THAT 80M B NEGRO for the developing o f our farming WOMEN HAVE GIVEN opehttions that can be obtained giv­ ing th,e authentic news from the gov­ WRONG AGES ernment sources. The Florida Truck Throwers, Inc., have taken up the mat­ The registration booka for the ter as the following correspondence county have not been checked yet of* indicates: ficialfy but in the opinion of H. C. Sanford, Fla., Oct,-12, 1920 Dubose, the registration officer, the U. S. Department of Agriculture, city of Sanford will have about 2,400 Bureau of Markets, registered voters and the countv as a Washington, D. C. whole will have 4,000 voters in the Gentlemen: . general election. It will be the duty It was our pleasure during last of the registration officer to publish winter and spring to offer the United the registration list in the paper a States Bureau of Markets an office certain period before the election. , in ourdiullding for the use of Mr, M. This big registration Is made pos­ S. Wiggins, Assistant in Market Sur­ sible this year by the women register­ veys, who was stationed in Sanford. ing for the first time and will give We understand that If possible Mr. the county a much lnrger vote than It Wiggins will be sent to Sanford again has ever had in any former; election. thin season and In that connection This means that it will take much will say that he should be more than longer to vote the lone ballots and glad to offer office spaco free of much longer to count them and the charge for his accommodation. The returns will be longer coming in than' reports as gotten out by Mr. Wiggins ever before except in the states cvcry day in this section are a great where they have voting machines. help to the growers throughout Ihfi '* Now that all those entitled to vote state and wo are willing to do evefyhave registered it will devolve upon thing possible to assist in securing the voters to study the ballots and adequate accommodations for him place in theid minds tha man foe while he is here. • whom they will vote and the long bal­ May we not expect confirmation of lot with the many names thereon will thia at your w iliest convenience ? be confusing to the new voters and Yours very truly. many of the older ones. There SANFORDrTRUCK TJROwERJV Inc. have been' many negro women in Du­ i J. G/JtlCHAIL* Secy-Tress. val county and other counties In the ; U. S. Department o f Agriculture state who registered giving wrong Bureau *f Markets names and wrong ages and wherever Washington, D. C<( Oct. 15. 1920 these are found they will be given jail Mr. J. G. Michael, sentences. There are also some fraud­ Sec’y-Treasurer, Sanford Track ulent registrations among the men and Growers, Inc,, they will also be caught before they Sanford, Florida. have a chance to vote. The election Dear Sir: laws are very strict ' and anyone ' I have your letter o f October 12th raught trying to break these laws will addressed to this Bureau with refer­ be dealt with by state, county and U. ence to your kind offer to furnish 8. officials who are keeping a close Mr. Wiggins free dfficc quarter* at watch on the registration lists. I Sanford this season in connection with our Market News Service on CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fruits and Vegetables. SHOWS SLIGHT GAIN We realize the importance of mar­ ket reports’ to the track growers In (By re* a»*«Ki»t»d rr**»> the Sanford district and hope that ST I.OUS, Oct. 19—The commit- sufficient funds will be available to tre report of the International con­ on the work at Sanford ajfain vention of the Christian church show carry this season. You ore probably aware vention of the Christian church show­ the fact that the appropriation for ed a slight gain in membership but of thift work available on July 1, 1920, « loss of forty-eight congregations. wa* reduced about |40,000 below the ------------ * -----------amount available last year. We have RAIDS WHISKEY CURB MARKET effected economies in n number of dl­ i rections In sn effort not to reduce our (By Tk» l i m l t M Tvtt) NEWARK, Oct. 19.—The city's al­ field work further. It is a little early yet to promise leged whiskey curb was raided today that an office can be opened at San­ and forty men arrested. ford but if funds are available we hope that) Mr. Wiggins may be again assigned to that station. In case it should be necessary to call upon the local growers for some further finan­ cial aid ip connection with the exnsc of this service, I assume that pens fiberral co-operation will be forthcom­ ing. Very truly yours, OR TIIE WORLD WILL STARVE TO C. W. KITCHEN. DEATH SAYS VICESpecialist In Market News PRESIDENT , (Fruits and Vegetables). Tne Farmers Most Have Assistance (By TV* I m w Ii M WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.—VlcePrtsidrnt Marshall and Secretary of Agriculture Meredith addressed the 'American Bankers Association con­ vention heretoday. Meredith said the shrinkage of farm products was the result o f the farmer* receiving two billion, five hundred million dollar* less than they would have received last year. Estimated fall cotton pric­ es amounted to a third pf.a billion. He said the American ptsple must help the farmers secure credit to.sup­ ply the nation's need for food. LUTHERANS ASSEMBLING . AT WASHINGTON (By TV* JUtocUud Br***) 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.— Over (five-hundred delegates are here at­ tending the biennial convention of the United Lutheran church In America. .They will consider the extension of suffrage to women in the church. THIEVES GRAB GRIP., , (By TV* Aw*eUt*d T n t . ) . CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—Three bandits held up s messenger of the State COX CAIUHE8TT1B FIGnT IN NEW ENGLAND. Commercial & Savings Bank on a ibusy corner here today and snatched Ia grip containing $20,000 and escaped (By TV, Am m UW4 T rn t) P.NROUTE WITH COX, Oct. 10.— in an automobile. Governor Co* carried the League of Natipns fight Into New England to­ ' COOLIDGE PARTY IN KENTUCKY day, speaking In Massachusetts and * (By TV* A**4*Ut*4 f fw * ) New Hampshire. ON BOARD SPECIAL TRAIN, HARDING RESTS BEFORE . O ct 18.—Gov. Coolldge and _p»rty STARTING TO NEW YORK traversed Virginia and West Virginia and a truck Kentucky for a two days campaigning trip. . ( B r V l * A***cUt*S ) ~ MARION, Oct. 19.—Senator Hard­ SPEER'S BIG SALE ing rested at home today a» no more front porch speeches are scheduled. Speer & Son, popularly known now He will leave tomorrow on his last campaign trin outside of Ohio, going nmonff the people of thl* ncetlorw of the country ns-“ Speer’s" are putting to New York state. on a mammoth sale on Thursdnv of this week, the sale to last ten days. HUNGER STRIKERS This sate will be among the first to FEELING’ WORSE. BADLY DEPRESSED bring down the high cost of living •and prices an all seasonable goods ! In dress goods, ladles’ ready-to-wear (B r TV* Am m UU4 Br***.) CORK, April 19.—The condition of and everything in this big store will the Irish hunger striker* in the Cork be reduced to a level that *111 make Jail were worse today due to depres­ the buyers gasp with astonishment sion caused by the death Sunday of for. the goods have ben marked dovni Michael Fitzgerald, the first to die. 20 to 40 per cent. Watch the Herald Two more collapsed and the others tomorrow for special bargains to be , quoted. »re in a critical condition. 'AJiii Prominent ReSaving System publicans Bolt j For Workmen The Party Is Adopted LOOM WORKS OF WORCESTER, OVER ONE HUNDRED REPUBLI­ CANS STAND FOR REAL AM­ HAS PLAN FOR ENCOURAG­ ERICANISM AND DEMOCRACY ING THRIFT. * (B y TV* A n M lt M By«*i) NEW YORK~Oct. 18.— A joint WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.—The statement by “ over one hundred rep­ working man wil[ support a saving resentative men and women who have system which includes retention o f a ‘ usually supported the. Republican or part o f his weekly wages from* his. Progressive tickets” announcing their pay envelope if the system Is under- ' ihtention to vote for Cox and Roose­ stood thoroughly by him, John F. velt and those senatorial candidates Tinsley, manager of a loom works at “ who stand honestly and frankly for Worcester, Mass., today told the ratification o f the treaty and adherAmerican Bankers' Association. He ance to the league,” was made public urged adoption of such a ’ plan-thru- here tonight by Hamilton Holt, mag­ out the country* azine editor. This statement set forth that “ it is Mr. Tinsley’s recommendation was based on the successful operation o f now too late to talk o f a new ’asso­ such a saving system among hun­ ciation of nations’ to be'created un­ dreds of employes in the Worcester der Republican auspices” and, repu­ mill, which harf become known as the diating the present Republican lead­ Worcester Industrial Savings plan. ership that “has permitted the Repub­ In brief, the plan consists of having lican party to become a 'little Ameri­ the workers sign cards, authorizing ca’ party, urged all Reublicans and the weekly deduction from their wag­ Progressives to “ put patriotism above es and designating the bank in which party” and add thoir names to (he list they wish the money deposited, and of of signer*. organizing shop committees to en­ ■This list, according to Mr. Holt, is courage th rift Weekly deductions increasing daily. An analysis given may be increased or decreased by no­ out with the statement said that it tifying the shop foreman; and each Included fifteen Rcublican officers of week a statement is placed in the pay tho League to Enforce Peace; clergy envelope showing the weekly and men representing all the principal de­ nominations; the presidents of Obergross deposits. .* "Of the upwards o f 5,000 subscrib­ lln. Vassar, Smith, Bryn Mawr and ers in Worcester,” said Mr. Tinsley, Mount Holyokd Colleges; several vet­ “ only 150, or three per cent, have erans of the great war and nine for­ mer Republican or Progressive party dropped o u t” Four conditions were named by Mr. managers and office holders. In the Tthzlcy as necessary for the success last classification were listed Charles ful operation o f the plan: The sys­ P. Howland, of New York; Violet M. tem Itself must be simple, flexibe Leroy, New York; Theodore! Mar­ and easily understandable; the man­ burg, Baltimore; V. H. Nlcols, Benn­ agement must energetically support ington, Vermont; Herbert Parsons, the savings idea; the foremen must New York; Ellas D. Salsbury, Indian­ be thorough believers in it and the apolis; Edwin E. Slosson, New York; ana organization fbr introducing it must Richard Welling. New York, Alice White, Wellesley, Mass. be enthusiastically in favor of the savings idea. The experience nt Worcester, Mr. MISSISSIPPI LADY RIDES. AGED 9.1 Tinsley declared, was that the for­ eign-born employes “as a general rule (My TV* A*M«l*t*4 *'• »».) support the nlan better than do the English-speaking.” SENATOBIA, Mjfa., Oct. 19.—Mr*. ........... x ■ ■— \ Mary Solomon, aged 93, won first GOVERNOR ALI.EN fRO BES ^ prize at the county f*ir as the most MARKET RLUMPS accomplished horse woman. She rode like a girl. T (St TV* l u x 1*1*4 T r**t) McSWKENBY IB WEAKER. TOPEKA, O ct 19.—Governor Allen aald he would press the government (By TV* A***ci*t*4 Br***.) investigation o f the Chicago Board of LONDON. Oct. 19.—McSWcney is Trade and if recent slumps in cotton and wheat were shown Jo be due to reported as losing his memory and soeculstion and gambling will urge his eyesight and scurvy is develop­ ing. the abolition o f the board. ------- ’------ X-------------- Banker Says French Never Crimp Beneficial Saw Harding CHARGE SAYS NO WORDS PASS EI» TO SENATOR HARDING (Br TV* S h k Ii M r r ...l WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The French charge here assured the state department the French government delegated, no spokesman to act in ne­ gotiations with 8enator Harding eith­ er “formally. Informally, officially or unofficially.” WASHINGTON, Oct. IB.— Presidtnt Wilson has not received a reply from Harding, the White House said. PARIS, Oct. ,10.— French foreign offlee stated it had not received any demand from Washington regarding the letter President Wilson wrote to Senator narding. It said no official communication Had been made by the French government regarding a sub­ league of nptionss GOVERNOR BAYS FROZEN LOANS WERE ALL RIGHT IBj TV* A***cl*t*4 Pr**a.) GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct. 19.— Governor George Seay, speaking to the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank and Cotton Manufacturers Associa­ tion stated rather thnn being curtail­ ment o f bank credit it has been con­ tinuous expansion not only commer­ cial but of agricultural loans. He said the South makes the lodcst com­ plaint although especially favored. — ---------x-----------INVESTIGATING MURDER (By AimcUIM ftMl] NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Oct. 19. —Police ore searching In Manvillc for the grave of a woman reported burled alive by her husband Mike Cucuk Is held after saying that the boarding house proprietor beat his wife, tied her hands and feet and buried her alive. . ADVERTISING PAYS • ------------ x-------------- SAYS ALBERT DORNER DANIELS TO PROBE MATTER OF MARINB8 Albert Domer aaVs advertising pays KILLING HAITI NATIVES. and especially in the Sanford Herald. Some time ago Albert dropped a small WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Sweep­ Item In the Want Columns asking for corn In any quantity and received an­ ing investigation of the conduct of swer* from all over the country and marines In Haiti, particularly with today ordered some from Longwoods, reference to charges of illegal kill­ Maryland, where A. W. Wallis saw ings, is ordered In Secretary Daniels’ appointed the Herald and answered Mr. Wallis precept to the recently is shipping the corn here and wi)l court of inquiry, made public yester­ come down himself to look over the day. The court, headed by Rear Ad­ miral Mayo, w*A ordered to convene situation. People advertising in the Herald here next Friday and Us subsequent are .surprised to find out that this proceeding* will be on its own mo­ paper circulates all over the country tion. It wss generally believed the board and in foreign countries. Thia ip not surprising when you remember would decide upon Haiti as the logi­ that the Herald Is 13 years old and cal place to conduct the investigation. has a fine subscription list both local The precept specifically directs that the board investigate grounds for tho and foreign. allegation of Brig.-Gen. George Ben­ -------------X----- !------ . nett, former marine commandant, DON'T MISS THIS. that there “had been practically in­ Wednesday at the Presbyterian discriminate killings going on for church, the people o f Sanford, who some time,” in Haiti. The statement are Interested In young people will was made in* aV'peraonal and confi­ have an opportunity to hear one of dential” letter October 2, 1910, to of the South's finest experts on young Colonel John 1J. RusseH, ordering an people's work, Mr. Charles F. Evans, Investigation. General Barnett de­ all-South secretary of Christian En- clared yesierdny that the construc­ denvor, will hold a young people's tion of “ promiscious killing” which rally and deliver an address. Mr. had generally been placed on the lan­ Evans goes to only a few points in guage in ''his letter, was erroneous Florida. If you. miss hearing him, nnd that he had meant killings “ with­ * vou will lose something out of life. out'due process of law.” Everybody invited. Adittission free. —1-------- x------------ Shipment o f citrus fruit from St. Lucie county groves has started on ENGLAND’S fO A L STRIKE PARALYZES TRADE an extensive scale. The outlook for this season's crop Is unusually good,' 'Br TV* 1 u k U u 4 rr*««0 bpfh as to amount o f fruit and mar­ LONDON, G et JO —Great Britain’s ket conditions. Shipment began a coal industry. 1* nearly paralyzed by title late this year, due to the tardi­ the miners strike with cool'weather ness In tho coloring of the fnitL Last prevailing. Slight disorders in South season the first car was packed here ( September 16th.— Fort Pierce N*w>Wales. DEMOCRATIC ALL OVER THE COU ONE HERE SAT. NIGHT Contributions Last Night at Still Continue and Tonight at To Come In Cholnota e LOYAL DEMOCRATS ARE HELP­ ING TO WIN GREATEST VIC­ TORY OF MODERN TIMES DRAWING- S J -I © a o CROWDS M The loyal Democrats are contribut­ THE SPEAKERS ARE STIRRING ing to the campaign fund very gen­ UP ENTHUSIASM EVERY­ erously indeed, and every day sees WHERE IN COUNTY new ones coming across and many of them have sent their contributions di­ The Democratic Executive Commit­ rect to headquarters having been so­ tee of Seminole is waging a groat licited by the headquarters before fight in the interest of the party and • the fund was started, and by the way the committee and the speakers bu­ the fund has been, swelled chiefly reau have been busy for the past through tho untiring efforts of C. H. two weeks making arrangements for Lefflerv who is making a canvass of speaking and holding meetings at * the business houses and homes' of various points in the county. ‘ It has Sanford and is meeting with gTeat been the purpose of the.committee tosuccess. It is though now that Sem­ hold s meeting in every precinct in inole county will be at the head of all the county If possible and where this the counties in the state in the mat­ was Impossible to combine the two ter of contributions when our small precincts Into a big meeting. Last population is taken into considera­ night the meeting was held In th e . tion. In a letter to tho editor of the ( beautiful new school hounp nt Monroe Herald Ihis morning Wilbur W. Marsh where a ’largd crowd had gathered to the treasurer of the National Com­ hear the Issues of the day discussed mittee •in New York urges us to l-y the speakers. 1 keep up the good work all this week R. J. Holly, member of the com­ and that he must have the remainder mute and secretary, acted n* chair* of the money before the 25tlt-ln-ek- man uf the lHWttng and' Introduced m drr to place it where it will,do the the following speakers: Judge most good. We are doing the work Housholder, Judge Maines, Hon. Geo. and all the good people hare need to A. DeCotte*. Sheriff-elect Q. M. ' do is to contribute the dollar vor as .Hand nnd William Shelley who made - > much more as they feel they can splendid addresses all o f them along contribute to •the campaign of the tne same linea but all o f them differ­ Democratic party and help put James ent and they were listened to with * M. Cox over for president. The fol­ marked attention. The speakers call­ lowing contributions were received to- ed attention to the fact that the su f*------frage question of the women having d‘ £ M. Hand .......................... 100 t>ccn settled that the new >voters S. A. Irwin . . . . . ______- — 100 should have the name obligation to W. P. Carter ...................... 1.00 vote for the Democratic nominees as A. It. Key ............................ 1.00 their men relatives even though they R. W. Deane .................. - 1.00 had taken no oath in the primal?. . D. L. T h resh er.......... : — 1.00 All of the moat important questions Jno. D. Jin kln s.................. 1.00 of the day were taken up by the Alex. Vaughn ..................... 2.00 speakers and tho meeting was a R.’ A. Newman ___________ 1.00 most enthusiastic one in every re­ A. E. Y o w c ll....................... 1.00 spect. Tonight the speakers go to L. P. M cC uller................... 5.00 Cnuluota and tomorrow night to Fred T. W illiam s................. 1.00 Geneva and on Saturday night there Mr*. Albert D o m e r --------- 2.50 will he a birr rally In Sanford at the The following came In from Oviedo corner of Park avenue and First being gathe reo up by T. W. Lawton r.treet at which all of tho local speak­ er* and some out-of-town .speakers and E. A. Famell: 1.00 will be present. . E. A. Foracll f.0 M. E. Ardrcy . Every voter in tho county should j.no A. J. MrCulley he in Sanford next Saturday night. T. G. Simmons 1.00 -\ •j/w O. P. Swope SWANSON ABLE TO LEAVE Mlss Annie D. Mitchell . . 1.00 FOR WASHINGTON B. F. Wheeler .................. 2.00 (By Tk* At**«UU4 Br***.) W. J. Lawton ______ 2.60 Steen Nelson - _____ 1.00 ROANOKE, Oct. 19. — Senator R. W. L aw ton .................... 1.00 Swahson was able to leave for Wash­ Mrs. R. W. Lawton...........j 1.00 ington today' after a collapse o f J. H. Lee, Jr......... : ............. 2.00 heart attack while addressing a meet­ J. E. Partin ...................... 1.00 ing here. It is said he had a similar T. W. ljiwton .................. 1.00 attack in the Senate last April. Mrs. T. W. Lawton_______ 1.00 ------------ x —— T. L. L in g o .......................... 1.00 W. R. Klmbrell ................ 100 Mrs. W. J. Lawton*............ 2.60 Rev. J. N. Thom pson........ 1.00 R. R. S tra n g e ___________ 1.00 C. L. W e s t .......................... 1.00 L. E. Jordan . . . _________ 1.00 Mrs. E. A. Farnell______ 1.00 PRINCE CHARLES OF BELGIUM Total for Oviedo to date $28.60 HAS BEEN SELECTED AS SUCCESSOR ' NO CHANCE TO*8TOP WOMEN VOTING IN THE ATHENS.- O ct 19,—-King Alexan­ NOVEMBER ELECTION der, who is suffering from a monkey WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The Su­ bite is worse it developing into conition of the lungs. If he dies prince preme court yesterday refuzed . to arles. of Belgium, younger son of advance the nearing lo t 'the suit King Albert la regarded as the favor­ brought by Chas. S. Fairchilds, for an injunction restraining Secretary ite as successor. Colby from promulgating the Feder­ al amendment This precludes any WHOLE FAMILY WANTED THE DAILY HERALD possibility of the case being brought up before tho November elections. The court also refused to review the The other, day Mr. W. R. Rates conviction in New York o f the Ameri­ came in and subscribed for the Dally can Socialist party for violation of Herald. Before he had left the of­ the Federal espionage a ct Thb par­ fice his wife telephoned and ordered ty was fined $3,000 for publishing a the Daily and while wo were talking namphlet by Scott Nearing, entitled to her. her son E. S. Ward came In the “ Great Madness.” Nearing was nnd subscribed, all o f (these papers to tried at the same time, hut acquitted. go to one home. We finally compro­ . ■ ------x- .........mised by allowing Mr. Ward to have the subscription for the family. It CHOP PRICES OF ■how* that whole families want the • PERCALE PRINT8 * • EVEN 50 PER CENT. Herald and even tho babiea cry lor it. ------------ x------ -----NEW YORK, O ct 19.—A flat 50 REVENUE OFFICER AND per cent reduction In the prices of FRIEND ARE ARRESTED irinted percales, to the cutting and ohhing trades was announced by selling agents of n well-known line Alleged They Pulled Out Bottle o f Liquor at Lakeland Cafe and here today. This was said tq be' re­ garded in the trade.as even more rad­ Caused Trouble. ical a readjustment of prices than thnt announced fof bleached cottons LAKELAND. Oct. 19.—J. U. Gresrl last week. The slash in printed per- internal revenue officer for Florida ca'es prices is to n basis o f fifteen and Georgia, nnd Dr. John Keller of cents for 4-4, OOxGO goods, and sev­ Tampa, were arrested hen? vesterday enteen cents for 4-4, 58x72s. nfternoon. Grcar on a charge of -----------------X--------------- • being drunk and Keller on a charge o f A hotel to be known as the Foun­ drunk and having liquor. Thq formtain o f Youth, containing 1,000 rooms ut up $25 bond and thb lattpr and costing $10,000,000 will be erect­ bond for appearance Tuesday ed in SL Augustine, according to an They were traveling In Kcller’a car announcement of the Fountain of and atopped at - Buchanan’s cafe, Youth Hotel Company. Work will be- where they ordered a meal. They, ffifi In October,- -and the hotel sfill be took out at bottle o f cognac, put it on ready for occupancy by 1922.' the table and started drinking. When — ■ X 1— ■ ordered tc* stop they .raised a dis­ Buy your post cards at the Herald turbance nnd tne police were called office. Beautiful views, lc each. and arrested them. Alexander Is Worse And He May Die S f f * .. �THE SANFORD DAILT ,LD f has come to the United State*. It U the Rift of Lord Garioch. only son of . the Earl of Mar o f Scotland to Mrs. 1 Clarence Crittenden Calhoun, of . Washington, one o f the descendants r of the House of Mar on her mother* s aide. The historic sword was deliver­ . ed through the British Embassy ; where it came in care o f the Ambas. sador, Sir Auckland Gedde*. i The wonli of presentation which . accompanied the claymore declare it » .was sent Yin view o f the fact that it was for their adherence and loyalty to the cause of the Stewarts that the Earls o f Mar suffered wo greatly in . their estates and fortunes that some } of the family in exile sought refuge in America.’’ ’ FOR T n E PROFITEERS b a r s to be let dow n WASHINGTON,' Oct. 18.—The gov­ ernment drive against the high coat o f living, abandonment of which has been **t for Nov. 1, has coat approx­ imately (500,000, according to f gures at the department of Juatire which today sent letters to all fair price organisations informing them of the conclusion of the tampan Department officials said tJ *i>*> funds had forced tho decision to dlsTSolve the organisation built up for the war on profiteers. They pointed out to collection of fines agrregating more than $275,000 assessed against convicted profiteers, as evidence of the success attained. Further fines might be collected, it was added, from more than 1,600 persona aud firms In. MONDAY, LIEU f. ETIENNE POULET IF. Gives the Wearer a“ * Distinctive Appearance t 50,000 CHARLESTON-Wakefield cab­ ’ bage plants for sale by O. C, Bryr ant. Wagoner, Fla. (125 prrthou*f mmL ' 167-IOt-d SEE OUR N EW LINE O F - SPECIAL PRICES The Facts of the Telephone Situation By J. E pps B row n , President SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO, ARRANGEMENTS BEING WITAT ITIE LEAGUE OF ..MADE TO SECURE SPEAK­ NATIONS MEANS TQ US ERS FOR ARMISTICE DAY Adequate service is dependent upon adequate facilities. Efficient service is dependent upon a sufficient number of trained employees to maintain and operate the facilities. ** • Dependable service is dependent upon both adequate facilities and trained forces. * ' * , . The facilities are paid for with the money invested in the busi­ ness. Trained forces are paid with the money paid to the Company by the public for the service furnished. # In no other way can these essential requisites of service be had. The needed facilities are never paid for out of the earnings of this company, and the employees are never paid out of the capital of the company, . Subsequent statements will show what the Company has done to meet its obligation to furnish both facilities and forces. • Everyone knows that this Company’s service has been depend­ able. Throughout the war and in spite of strikes and the most abn n tm .il r n n r lih o n s r v r r known, our service was furnished without of Florida EXCHANGE SERVICE Telephone* Installed Telephones Discontinued # Net Gain . - . . 4,672 . 4.546 126 . . . . 6.040 4.284 1.756 . . . . 5.248 4.524 724 . . . . 4,720 3.992 728 iverage gain ol 834 telephones per year. Since 19 18 the performance vras: Telephone* Installed . . 5.181 3.042 Telephones Discontinued 4.013 2.613 . Net Gain 2.168 429 Lieut. Etienne .Poulet, French flier, might have beaten Capt. Root Smith In the race to Australia. had It not been for a fight with a hug* vulture «hlle flying over the mountain peak* of 8lam near the town of Moulmaln, In which hi* propeller wa* broken. I note by your paper that the Requite probable that a very publicans are to hold a rally inthe ; £ for ^ Bi^ Celebration on city and I wish to put a few facts November 11th. before the voters ao they will not be | The committee in charge of proraislrad by the gentlemen who are curing a speaker reports that an tnreeking office and will use the gagement with one o f our most promLeague of Nations argument as their inent statesmen will probably be an issues. Most Republican speakers nounced my the middle of this week*, OCEAN CASTS UP OLD SHIP are now admitting there Is no legal Watch the Herald, obligation, but point out there re­ Identity ef Ancient Veeeel Feund on mains the moral. I wish to ask. ahall KING ALEXANDER IMPROVED we shun a moral obligation to co-op­ Rockaway Beach Uncertain— May (*7 1U auocUt.d Tnti.) . erate with the other nations to pre­ Be Hletorlc Plrat*.serve peace In the world ? Can any ATHENS, Oct. 18— King Alexand­ one conceive o f any moral obligation er, who ia suffering from a monkey that is any better than to prevent bite, is improving, said n bulletin to­ day. . V u lcan izin g Casings and Tubes appearance* this w*sne<J om corpse iu in ,<cean graveyard was on •• a saucy v.«r ««»■—'. r"minting nln* -rn*. in .'lUtiilik '.s.r tiii.v 1*U.V i l.JKt tjuit to tark aritb ferocity at pursuing rengei e. The -hip * ‘ off bowed her are*haa«;'* i.u.bt- her rtb* are of stout i»nk and ' n tuiwM'Ht. , hroken short at the cap is a mighty headstone on a sandy rrrvre. Til- old -s 1!* n h'> «'•' ext>er!« on ‘ ►uch matter* *«v the burled hull I* an old British sloop During the «n r of IS12 .privateer* manned t.j adverv turou* Yankee* freraentl) hung aN.ui Jones' Inlet, towing in thetr prtre* for ' anchorage and running to shelter sh m British taco o'-war. out for re vengc. t-ore down nj>on them Another tradltton onea rthe-1 frpm the uld skipper* of clipper »*dl«. row cone to r.n.-her or 'he IP ka«ay •bores. ha* It that fapt for ,b > o Jone- inlet «a » nai^e-! »t one time Jn«t prior to the Bevotti'tonarv war. pursued a profitable trade In con­ traband In the vicinity. unknown to : the Brttirb custom*. The haodwrongtit spikes and the genera) shape of tbe rotting wreck plainly Indicate that »be wa* an otdnmer. very likely of lleiolntionarv time*. During 1919 the net gain was 160 per cent greater than the average gain for the four previous years.i. If the rate of net gain throughout the jduring the first five months of 1920 is lmaintained — _ _ W y e a r , the 1920 gain will be 24 per cent greater than the normal ^JSV fifage annual gain. • ' ’ . -_____ average number of calls made from the exchange stations 1 “Tuts greatly increased, so that the Company is now furnishing sevfjul^Jlipttred thousand more exchange messages* from the same g!B 5fegg>b«Tpf-uUphones, than ever before. • ; / . than < M K g ll9 l5 , and il months of 1920 is main ____* parry to yt)ur support? It it o f the manufacturer and means of transportation Price* Right. who worked out the'plan are our cne- i mics, including our own renresenta- 1 tives. and they are mentally unfit, . dishonest and not to be trusted to j help preserve the peace of the world, than what? If the Republican* believe that the time ha* come when something should be done to reduce the possibility of a whole*ale slaughter of human be­ ing*, and they aft* sincere in their opposition to the league of Nations, whv do they not come forward and with some clear, definite plan as to 'how the situation should be handled? The nations have agreed that one of tha first step* i* to reduce national armament. Under such a plan it ■would he impossible to develop a military machine ns pow.r*ul a* the >rc Getm .ty had, u.1 Germany would never attempt what they did with ,» military machine inferior to , the one she Had. Shall are go hack to the o’d order and take our chance with the next ' war? If we do wc will have to devel*p the largest army and navy in tbe world and with it subsequent perpet­ ual taxation• , The Learue c f Nations is the greatest issue in the world, and is of vital importance to every man. wornan and child. It is not perfect, but is that any excuse for us not to co in and ke!o to make it perfect? Do we not find it necessary to make amer.dment-d to our own constitution at times? Suppose our forefathers had disagreed to such an erteni'that our If the League o f Nations .should prove to be ooe-half the failure that The Hague Tribunal was,-we Would he in favor o f disewrtine.it at the earliest possible moment. The Hague TnbonaWis history, and it goes down as being an absolute fail­ ure. and the Republican candidate tar* it must be resurrected. .The Re­ publicans who are opposed to the League are opposed to it for one reason only, -and that, is their hatred o f President Wilson and they are de­ termined to defeat every move he makes. They organixed the round Robin and-notified the people they were determined to defeat him before one line o f the peace treaty was writ­ ten. saying he must not have such TOLL SERMCE ' . • _ 317,944 toll messages . . 447,446 .......................... . . 528,509 “ 545.291 _ . 578,293 “ ** . .3 1 1 ,0 4 9 “ “ 1919 was 82 per cent greater of loll service for tbe first five jfiout tbe year, the volume o f .per cent greater than during Any part ■ulcaniied here guar­ anteed to ouUmst balance of tire. Retreads Guaranteed 3,000 MileService Prompt. FIRST ST. AND 8ANFOR AVI E. S. ROCKEY em im a J ‘ Flour Buckwheat Flour 25c Baby Cream 85c per dozen Premier Frankfurt Premier Salad Dressing 50c Avondale Peaches 3 lb. can 35c can Argo Salmon NOTICE TO PUBLIC Country agent for Klim Powdered Milk 15 lbs. Irish Potatoes 50c peck �* - •-1 ♦' ■■Vif ;• -'» .:r *; r ;: >. • • ' . * -! * — wr 7‘ *f c ’ •^7?/ THE SANFORD DAILT HERALD TUESDAY* OCTOBBU 19. 19?0 ” i **.* •* r . JV-. . ':T.1 ----- jr - 1 r. Remember— Opening ur> B j5ghAv- - , » ... Date Thursday, r . Inaugurated for the purpose of ditions of today. T he prices at which this wifl be offered takes into account not revisions that have been made by the declining markets, but also big reductions made to move X the goods. — 7777“ bP m BKl- ari.. ' , E |- vi- ■ i H E — .— : itl Dr. S. W. Walker filled the pulpit at Umatilla Sundnv night, being the Mr. Ed. Putnam, who was for years first of a serise of-meetings he will a mainstay in tbe Methodist church hold there this week. here and who returned a short time ogo.for a few weeks, has mine .hack Rev. Daiger, of Umatilla exchang­ to his now home in Birmingham-,We ed pulpits with Dr, Walker Sunday regret losing him hut our loss' is night nnd delivered a forceful sermon Birmingham’s gain <>n “ Bear Ye One Another's Bur­ • ____ • den's." The Indies of the church met Mon­ day afternoon to arrange an auxil­ Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Anderson are iary for the Polish relief fund. home again after touring the North this summer. They are great work­ Tuesday afternoon a social service ers in theSunday School ami church o f the Missionary Societv was held nt and we are ^lad to ’welcome them the home of Mrs. W. P. Fields, of among us again. Sanford Heights. Mr. J. C. Hutchinson, our live wire Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Grow have re- Sunday school superintendent, will cently moved hack to Sanford. They lead the prayer “meeting Wednesday have been gone some time hut Mr evening. Don't fail to be there. Grow now has work here ami they Dr. Trent*!!, Fie d SurtKy School are delighted to t>e hark. st.retnrv of Florida, will deliver ad­ George Walker was home for a few dresses in the rheich Thursday afWrnoon at 3;30 and Thursday evening days last wqek visiting his family. at 7:30. Dr. The.-rell is one of the 1 • greatest Sunday *choil workers in ■Mrs. Morris Spencer entertained in the South and we are fortunate to ■honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Meltings have him in our Florida Conference er last Tuesdny evening. Mrs. Rob­ work. The opportunity o f hearing erts and the Harry Wilson's were also great men doesn't come CVCOi. dnj\ present.. . . . . . . , — Don't Tel this one pass. METHODIST NOTES W' ;/■ LOCAL AND PERSONAL Ed. Putnam hns returned to Bir­ mingham after spending sovernl week* here very pleasantly among home folks. ADVERTISE fSANFORDi II r Dtilxtse ami Dr. K D Brown­ lee leave today for Plant City where they will absent several days attend­ ing the meeting of the St. Johns Pres­ bytery and represent the Sanford Presbyterian Church. by Miss Virginia DeCoursey, who is attending schopl in Del.and, spent the week end with home folks. SE US! WE HAVE IT! t Cily Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands q. A. M ATHEW S and A. P. CONOLLEY . Post Cards ' • The many friends of W. I- Henley, o f Celery avenue, will be glad to learn that he is greatly* improved nt the Femald-larughton hospital where he has been Under treatment for the past week suffering fto n an at. cess. Mrs. C. A. Raulorson, who has been the guest of Mrs. David Speer, re­ turned to her home in Geneva this morning. I Beautiful Views Each !i SANFORD HERALD ::j . C. P. ,Sie^r,ra city salesman o f Jacksonv hhvHIe. visited nis brother, Chief Speer last week. Mrs Brodie Williams is back again from Tampa where she has been for METHfBUSTS LADIES ATTENTION SYLVIA PANKIIURST ARRESTED some time. Mr. Williams being in You are requested to meet nt the I B r T h * l u o r l i U i l Pr*M ) business there. Mrs. Williams is one LONDON, Oct. 19.—Sylvia Pank« f the "Daughters of Wesley" and we Methodist Church Friday at 2 p. m., nnd bring any clothing suitable for hurst, daughter of Mrs. Emmeline ’welcome her return. immediate uite for the relief of the Pankhurst, was arrested here today Poles. charged with publishing seditious lit­ The Reading Circle o f the Mission­ MRS. PARKER, erature. ary Societv met with Mrs. I*. R. Phil­ 167-3tp Chairman. lips Tuesday afternoon, beginning ------------ x------------PARLIAMENT OPENED TODAY tneir new hook for the year. After THIRTEEN CLUB the study period Mrs. Mettinger sang MEETS AT SEMINOLE (Br Tk» AuocUUd l*rwi) several solos in her charming way af­ LONDON, Oct. 19.— Parliament re­ Freckles Positively Removed t* Dr. ter which Mrs. J, D. Parker, in words The "13" Club held -their regular Unlay and Lloyd George is most fitting, presented to Mrs. II. 0. weekly mid-day luncheon today at,the opened expected to outline his strike settle­ Perry, the eddert memlter of the So­ Hotel and over the choice ment plans. ciety, a ]jyw<- bouquet of beautiful Seminole viands transacted much important roses, in hcMm of this member’, 78th business. Manager Olson furnished birthday. , * - s -: ’. -■■ the following verv tempting menu: Chicken Consomme en tasse j1 The hostess served tea and wafers Stuffed Olives Hearts o f Celery’ nt the close of the program. Spanish Mackerel Pommcs Dutchess I Mrs. T, O. Parker, of Arcadia, is visiting fn the d ty this week as the ’ Fried Chicken a la Chef guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Baked Stuffed Potato Walker. • Sweet Potato Glace Stringless Beans Hiss Ruth nand returned Tuesday from Jacksonville where she went to Sslada de la 13 “hare her eyes treated. . Peach Melba The chicken supper given Saturdsv Black Codec Cheese anti f richer, slight Was a great success. The la­ ------------x------------PHONE 66 dies took in one hundred and four STATE AND COUNTY OCCU­ dollars. PATION LICENSES NOW DUE SERVICE Every day is “ Special Daj * at this Store * Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated / Sugar, per lb. . .. a I '£ X C /A All you can carry at this price Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24 Pound Sack at BRYAN A — • Mrs. Tom Williams had as her din­ ner guests Wednesday, Mrs. J. K. Mettinger and Mrs. W. L. Morgan. - -W. L. Morgan and J. K-'Mettinger apent several days at Daytona Beach last week. Those concerned will please take notice that licenses became due Octo­ ber 1st, and are1delinquent after that date. JNO. D. JINKJNS, , Tax Collector, lG8*6tc. Seminole County. SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c YA LE AND SNELL BJCYCLES FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES C A S H OR ON IN S T A L L M IN T 8 Bicycle Supplies. Bicycle Repairing O ., dOOOOO»»»»+M I I I M M H M M M » l !»»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ f M M M fr _ : �T E E SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19, AIM SANFORD DAILY HERALD ...................................................................... OP WEALTH- AND THOSE POSSESS IT INTO PLENTY ; IT UNLOCKS THE STOREHOUSE INTO CQURAG E, DESPAIR INTO JOY AND LACK SESSION. CON VERTS LOSS INTO GAIN. FEAR toe "THAT THE M ASTER KEY IS A PRICELESS I’OS’ rimusHcaa ARR MAKING THEIR DREAMS CO MB TRUE. THE MASTBR KEY IS ■ J. HOLLY. * / « Editor THE I WILL IN DETERMINATION. FIND YOUR MASTBR K £Y TO­ Secretary-Treasure DAY AND BEGIN AT ONCE TO U NLOCK YOUR FUTURE BY AC­ Jt J. LILLAKD. O c u n l Monaco QUIRING SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY 8 PER CENT CUMULA B, A- NBBl* * TIVB PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. CASH OR ' INSTALLMENTS. F. P. BINES, THERE IS NONE BETTER. Circulation Manager I’ hono i l l . HERALDPRINTINGCO., he. ».'Ma4o, *» As.IV.iU. language o f the Covenant’s “ heart” tng all these years. They V ia of the kind we call spiritual. alive so that a choscrt few could Such men as have no fine sense for have In the times of a national Repub­ spiritual things, those men, that is to lican administration, all the fat o f­ say, who in their dally work make fices to be given out by federal au­ everything hard and ezaat and juice thority ' In the state. 'T hey did give One W e e k ------------------------- IB CenU less, and who may do ao with pro­ one prominent colored man a fine o f­ priety in their own callings, would do fice, but outside o f that the Republi­ well, along with other objectors, to cans have very generously distribut­ ~ Member o f the Associated Press. ask themselves if we have not now ed the luscious pieces o f pie among come to the duty to discern such a themselves. Now that they! think, or spiritual instrument as we said we claim that thay think, they can main on ------- -----------. ae vur r — ------ ---------without the w en fighting for, and gave the blood torn a party organisation o f our sons for,—to discern this spir­ colored vote, they are throwing him ^DEMOCRATIC p r e s i d e n t i a l overboard gnd will/In the event o f itual thing with spiritual minds. i R ip iw i'o n s. Article X. is not a lawyer’s con­ the success o f their party, nationally, tract. It is a bond of union, a mu­ divide the state appointments among ■ChrriwE. Jnnni tual vow, a high design, a holy pur­ themselves according to the time hon r>la**.liJ Caraballo pose. It is life-giving, inspirational,. pred arrangements. _J. t£. Sharon Again It is suggested that tho Re |religious. It is all o f these things to ‘ ( us, as +re read it over and over, in publicans are. doing their utmost to Induce Democrats to vote for Repub­ • The Sanford “ Daily" Herald looks what we hope we may call the spirit lican Candidatea and It'la known that o f our religion. Let us see it to­ good to us again; here’s hoping it gether:— In many cases the Republicans have i -* aaa argued, that there is no1 _ to bind lothlng will continue a "daily."—Tampa TribArticle X. the Democrat to hia party nominees. The memben o f the League That there is no legal way to make a Itanka. Jawn. We hope ao too, undertake to respect as against Democrat vote the Democratlc..ticket the Dally piaya the. dickei external aggression the territor­ if certain, but with a great many fishing ana hunting trips. ial integrity and existing politi­ men the matter is one or principle— cal independence o f all members and even in these unusual daye and The Observer, a new weekly pubof the League. In case o f any remarkable happenings there are men ■uch aggression or in esse of lUhad in Jacksonville by Charles who are guided by principle, The any threat or danger o f euch ag­ Jonas and A. K. Taylor, is among, the Daytona News rt decries the argument gression, the Council shall advise •of the Republican who would thos new arrivals in the Florida field. The upon the means by which this ob­ wheedle a man away from his party Observer Is in magazine form print, ligation shall be fulfilled. obligations, and says: ed on book paper and is filled with Examine every word. Yhe central Republicans are asking us to for­ good reading matter and cartoons by Taylor. With Charlie Jones at the ones are all spiritual. Each word get that we went into the primary helm and Arthur Taylor on the car­ breathes common defence of cherish­ tactity promising to support those toons the Observer ought to make ed independence. The Article is as candidates for whom we voted, or at beautiful aa the exalted passages of least those candidates who were suc­ good. the Declaration of Independence. We cessful nominees. And Republicans • * * • The election on the commission declare that any one reading this know that when'onc^ participates in present document as he reads the old­ the activities o f a party, whether he manager fdrm takes place in Tampa er one will find no fault with It. We oea into a primary or ii convention, today and the result will be flashed can understand how a hypercritical i morally bound to support the can­ from thtf old watch tower tonight by and politically hostile person will didate who is nominated by that par­ the Times. read otherwise. It wan so at our ty with which he affiliated himself. • .* * * country's beginning. And this leads —Timcs-Unlon. We hope that the “ Last Night’s us to our second point:— Thoughts of Thom ” have not been We could omit Article X. altogeth­ ISAACS lost in Lako Tohopeklaga. We have er and the good spirit would yet be heard nothing from him since he left alive in the Covenant. The heart Of the Covenant is indeed the soul of the shores of Lake Worth. the instrument in its completeness. There (b considerable discussion The mooted Article states it in words. It does not create anything; over the state just now on the com­ it only defines what is already there. mission manager form of city govern­ The definition of the entire purpose ment For Sanford we will say that o f the World War ia o f course a good with a few minor changes the corn- thing t o ’ include, explicitly,-in order mission forrp is all right. All char- ] to finish the literary production. But trrs need n few changes before they Jone may find In the preamble of the fit thr particular cltv for .which they Covenant the definite objectives of same have been prepared. Our city may be the League, which are the too small fo r the charter under which things in Article X. confirmed. we arc working at present but chang­ Need we say that the sublimcat es for the betterment) of the city can words of Christ in the Sermon on easily he made and meantime the the Mount were subjected to the leg­ commissioners can retrench at Sev­ alistic minds o f gentlemen who wore \ §) % ern! points. . perfectly sincere and exact when they • • • • would have none of him, heenuse he All this fuBS about a man voting was spiritual and general in his way in the primary and then changing, in of stating principles? He believed, i the November election can be obviat­ trusted, loved, served. What they wanted was something that would not ed by forcing each and everyone who permit the least misunderstanding, a *?ntes in n Democratic primary to vote shadow of'double-dealing. They took the straight pemoeratic ticket in the no chances. Todav they suffer general election or else stop him from throughout the world. They are call­ voting in the Democratic primary ed Pharisees. They might hove sav­ Too many of our people have been ed themselves if they hod rend with guilty of this promiscuous flopping understanding hearts.—The Christian from one party to the other witnout Herald. being called good and hard at the pri .• • • • mary. And this doca not altogether WHAT “ REPUBLICAN" MEANS apply to this particular election but HERE. to other elections in the days gone by and some o f the principal m^tT o f out* or RcnubP Republican country one nly voted for "White supremacy" is a phrase tftor they ey had that has been heard more than hnlf nomineesi for president ni after Democratic primocratic pri­ a century in the Southland it means participated m maries—some o f these men were life- a great deal more to tne people who long Democrats—and they are still live in Florida. The campaign now in tho Democratic psrty. Regardless on in the United States has assumed of who they arc or where they came such conditions as to bring the from when they leave the Democrat­ phrase into greater prominence tly»n ic ranks In the general elcccion they for at least thirty-five years past should not be allowed to vote In the Tha Republican party, with which Lieut. E. V. M. Isaacs, photographed ■ Democratic primaries until they have the negroes have been affiliated F first shown that they voted the since their emancipation, is using ev­ with hie wife at the Washington navy straight Democratic ticket In the gen ery power at ito command to pile up yard, where ho Is now-Inspector of Secretary of tho Navy oral election and If there is any a great vote among the colored peo­ munitions. doubt nbgut It they should be made ple. and the enfranchisement of wom­ Osnlsls awarded to him the Con$e swear to It Either they are Dem- en has given them greater opportuni­ grooolonhl Modal of Honor, the noxtcrats or they arc not Democrats and ties than ever before. .The colored tlon'e highest__(ward. . Lieutenant ^hey^hTrata vbto thitrw»y',n *M women are being tjUxllflM 'f o r 'the leases, according to tho official cita­ tipns. vote, by registration, systematically tion, was captured by tho German eub. , • . •• • and steadily. The Republican party, marine U,90 when the U. 8. 8. PresU TUB HEART, INDEED more intent than ever before o f “breaking up the solid south” Is ex­ dent Lincoln woe sunk and while • May it not be that the insistence pecting to vote every.negro man or pHaaner obtained extremely valuable o f the President upon Article X. o f woman -eligible. There are alao some Information concerning Qernthn tubShe Covenant o f the League o f Na other things being done, by interest­ marines. After an uneuoceetful at­ none has a religious sanction T It ed outsiders, to make a Republican tempt he ooooped from a Gorman rterns to us that he was quite right showing and the resident white Re­ pHoon and gavo tho Information to] in calling it the heart o f the League.' publicans are among the active work­ tho all lea. Wa have gone over the whole docu­ ers, although disclaiming any inten­ ment again as we' write this opinion. tion o f woridng with the negroes. We come to two definite conclusions. AH over Florida organisations of REGISTER AT THE SEMINOLE P in t, this ta the one article— and the “ white Republicans” are reported as only mne— which states h> general arranging for the atote and county H.’ C. Ploof and wife, South Jack­ terms the epirit o f the whole vast and tickets, and the inference sought to sonville; *J, N. Sweat and wife, South grand enterprise o f the participating be established is that they are not Jacksonville; F. R. Nlabot, AUantai nations, aa they did their duty at expecting or desiring the pegro vote. A. F. Kroger and wife, Jacksonville; Versailles. The letter, the law, cornea They studiously avoid all communi­ T. 0 . Brown, Orlando; Morton Mitchin tha other Articles. The general cations with the negroes and deny et, Jacksonville; F. N. Hellidy, Tam: them a place in their meetings. They pa: E. H. Aeker, Atlanta; W. D. talk o f "all white” party candidates Johnson, Atlanta; Guy C. Warren, and scorn the idea o f associating in Jacksonville; Hugble Bivins, Charles­ any wav with the negro—-and under­ ton; Laucford Bushong, Jacksonville; neath this pretence there must be the W. B. Hunt, Jacksonville; W. F. Win. knowledge that whether they like It shall, Bartow. jfrosh jC ot or not the negro will vote their tick­ --------- — X-------- ii.’ e t Of course it is .only natural to REPUBLICANS HAVE suppose that a person nominated for W elaka ‘ NO CdUNTY TICKET | office will be glad to get it, and will not quarrel about the color o f the The Republican party has no coun­ voters placing in the ballots market Coffee ty ticket In Seminole county.* t Any for them. •; *• Talking about the lily whites the tickets being circulated with names o f county candidates aa being on Miami Herald says: f u s t in They are not dealing fairlv with the Republican ticket are false and the negro, but that fact does not pre- did not come from any member of the . * vent hint from stilt thinking that he Republican committee. . / / ' # S 8ett*r. X iry m iPottm d C. F.YlASKINS, owes hie ^arty allegiance and vote id I ■ Vice-Chairman. candidates, and if hd the. Reput vote* at all, he wlU vote the Repub­ The plant of tile .Palmetto Brush lican ticket from top to bottom, with, nd Fibre Company-at Oldimnr was out a scratch, and they are fhowtoif and the greatest ingratitude to tho col­ entirely destroyed by fire Wednesday, ‘ I r % ored man. Without him, since the The lotsi is esUmatoa'at between $35,r ttt.U * . m sm rr days o f -reconstruction, they could not 000 and $40,000. H ’JDi exriectgd the .-.j haye maintained the semblance o f 8 factory will be rebuilt at on early * » *• party that they have- kept alive durI.•V*V ■ SabscrlrtioB Prico in Advance •doe Y e a r ------------------ ------------ $8.00 'Three Months ------------------------ $3.00 Delivered In City by Carrier - ROD AND GUJ* CLUB TO LO£ATB AT BBRE8F0RD The DeLand Rod and Gun Club will buy or lease either the Miller or Beefield dock at Beresford. J. P. Kersey, o f Jacksonville, will be in charge. Mr. Kersey already has about eight boats, three of which sre launches. John E. Harris, of SL Francis, will also bring i Hyacinth to BerWforrf for hire, Grounds for, the day pigeon traps gm ey^hp* s son attending Stot- will be prepared, and shoot* will be­ gin early in November. ? Ill ■■IIIII - - - 1 ■ M : 11 1 4 < C. A. M A TH EW S Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators— but this is Florida * ~ REA L E S T A T E W i t h tho O t o f i r m A. P. C o n o l l y , 100 Magnolia Ave. A M.W M.« W c have just received a lv» atrn sKinm^nf nf Real Estate * I Sell It J.E . SPURLING Tb. Mm Wk. S*Ui Dirt CW* Sanford’s Most Popular Hotol Refrigerators and Ice Boxes SEMINOLEROTE >•i GRILL Usdor Mesagcmeal of W ALTER B. OLSON The price will sell them this week. r------—» 1 Our Specially——Seminole's jua $1 Sunday Dinner ■ » 'T ^ —^ Ball Hardware Company A la C arle S erv ice all d a / . ■ J ? O ught to Sound Good to Y ou People W ho W ant to Deposit Y ou r Savings W here They W ill Be Protected Our membership in the D E PO SITO R 'S G U A R A N T E E FUND are insured A deposit o f cash "as per certificates issued by banks in New York City and other d e­ positories jewing a com bined Capital and Suaplus of O V ER N IN ET Y M ILLIO N D O LLA R S 4 Vv Having been made to Protect our Deposits in our bank against loss- in accordance * with a contract between our ban)c and the depositors o f the Guarantee Fund. Only One O f Our Many Advantages r iTf PEOPLES BANK O F S A N F O R D J I^ ntyouri i » V * V ▼ w i Just Arrived— 3 cars of Roil Roofing and Strip Shingles Also a car load of Plastergen 4-Ply Wall Board. If you are figuring on using any Wall Board or Roofing, we are now in a position to save you money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price . We also carry a com plete line o f LU M BER AN D "X"*** B U I L D I N G ........................... Sole agents for Yale & Towne and Russell & Erwin •r Builders’ Hardware. Phone us your wants and the same will have our usual,quick service. , 4 * x , I m H ill Lum ber C om pany The House of Service, Office ■v"! M.:f ■ Quality and Price and Yard, Cor. 3rd aiid Myrtle. Phone 135 L iv. : _^---1x i 7 «-- ' MV �SANFORD DAILY HHEALDTUgSDAT, OCTOBER 19, MISS M. G. FITZGERALD tag Into account all charges and pre­ mium, they figure the* interest to amount to 0.42 •per cent. It la ex­ plained that thla rate ia by no mean* unreasonable when compared with the Interest charged both to Belgium and SwitrcrUnd in the recent loans made by America. / The French newspapers say the American nation, as represented by its government and Congress, has shown itself to be far' more generous than the American bankers, as no demand has it been made for one cent o f interest'on the state loans advanc­ ed to France by the United States during the war. .WANT EMIGRANTS IN RURAL 8ECTI0N8 ItH f t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t ' t t **••*"*•*••*•** f t f t t f f t t t t t l t i i n i I i 7 ^ BXTTLESIIIP MASSACHUSETTS WILL BB USED AS TARGET PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.— The battleship Massachusetts, which fought in the battle o f Santlai 1080, will WMI be DO towed from the 1898, delphia Navy Yard to Pensacola, Fla., to serve as a target in a trial o f the nation’s coast defense artillery ___ against an armored warship, it Is an­ nounced. The old warship’* armor plate la 18 inches thick. Her protection near­ ly equals that o f present day warships. The ship will be anchored o ff shore at a range o f three miles .from the bombarding battery. CANADA TO VOTE NEW YORK, Oct. 19— Requests ON PROHIBITION from sil parts o f the United States that the great westward tide of im­ ( » 7 TV* I M w lilW migrants be diverted from the faaUyTORONTO. O nt. O ct 19— A refer­ growing cities to rural districts to populate abandoned farms have led endum la to> be held in the provinces Commissioner o f Immigration Wallis o f Nova Scotia, Alberta, Ontario, PITTSBURGH, Oct. 19— The aver­ age daily wage o f every person em­ ployed in Allegheny county, one o f the county’s greatest industrial cen­ ter!, increased 70.2 per* cent in three years, according to James P. Wood­ ward, State Secretary o f Internal A f­ fairs. The per capita daily wage for 1919 .was $5.08, while that of 1916 was $2S6. Mr. Woodward said. He used* the latter year for comparison because he said it waa “ fairly norm­ al,” whereas 1917 and 1918 were ab­ normal, owing to the war. Although production valuation dur­ ing the war years waa greater than every econom ical woman in this community as a depositor o f this bank, and assure you in advance that the utm ost courtesy and con­ sideration will be accorded every transaction, V, T . P, Forster, President B. F.'W hltaer, Cashier. I! United States. Miss M. 0. Fltsgsrsld, known an the flag* as Ava Gerald, who arrived In Row York on tho' Baltic from Eng­ land. She Is * coloratura -soprano, pho has aehlovod considerable feme bver there, end le to marry John Clark, a singer appearing a t'p resent n the United Sutra. Mice Fttrgoratd to a grandniece of Charlco Dickons. NO REPUBLICAN NAM ES . WILL BE PRINTED ON HAMILTON CO. TICKET . JASPER, Fla^ O ct. 10—-On advice o f the county attorney and Judge, the commission of Hamilton county has FRENCH ALARMED W. R. RHAN, Prep. PARIS. O ct 19— The French press commenting on the $100,000,000 loan which has Just been made by a syndi­ cate o f American bankers to France, endeavors to toasaur| ‘the general public which has been somewhat alarmed at the rate of interest Tak- H. A . HALVERSON, Mgr. MEET1NG CALLED FOR WATERWAY IMPROVEMENT For a Limited Time o n TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 19— The i'forth Florida Chamber o f Commerce, hrough F. R- S. Phillips, secretary, has issued an invitation to- “ all com­ mercial and other organisations of Florida interested in promoting the proper development o f the waterways and porta o f the state.” to attend a meeting of the Florida Waterway*’ Association, in the city o f Tallahas­ see, Jan. 20, 1921. A movement for the improvement of Florida’! natur­ ally beautiful waterways will be launched. is desired to interest _______ It ia the entire state in the project. ------------ x----------------The famous Johnny J. Jones shows will again make their winter home in Orlando. (The winter engagements include the att inciuuc u ie Florida r i o r u m oState w iw rFair, bh* a Jacksonville, the South Florida ^F*lr at Tampa,, lha .Tropical Fair *1 -Mi­ ami, the Mid-Winter Fair at Orlando Phone 303 Wclaka Block 8tore No. \ Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, W A LL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEEDt OIL. See ns before buying your supplies. We can save you money. CROSBY'S KIDS new Records Cut Rate Tire House Phone 548 Costs no more $25 worth o f P a tb c or Actueile R ecord s; FREE if you buy a Pathe P honograph— except the sm all m odels 3 and 6, which are not Included. N o matter if you pay cash or exten d the term s on easy paym ents— the $25 worth o f R ecords will be delivered with the instrum ent as quickly as you make you r selection. J. D. DAVISON, Manager To the Voters o f Seminole County Below 1 give you a record of the convictions in the Sheriffs office of Sem­ inole County from the time it was created in July, 1913, up to July 1, 1920 C. M. HAND’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS Convicted Convicted Convicted Convicted for far for for violating violating violating violating B. JL BRADY’S RECO RD FOR 42 MONTHS Liquor Laws . . . ---------- 86 Convicted for violating Liqoer Law s__________ 98 Gambling Law s___ . . . $1 Convicted for violating Gambling Laws ........... U l Vagrancy Laws ......... 8 Convicted for violating Vagrancy Laws '____ 71 Alt Other Laws ..w ...3 7 4 Convicted for violating all ether laws . . . ____..382 Total number of ceavictloas nnder E. E. Brady’s Administration................................................. 7J* (1 M Total aamber of ceavictloas sad«r C. M. Hand’s Administration_______________ ..................... 494 coses Total number ef conviction* during E. E. Brady’* Administration over C. M. Hand.....................238 casco The above ia from tho record* of Seminole Cooaty and tho same are open for iaipccUea to any eitixea of this Cooaty. • E. E. BRADY.* (Watch this space for further Information) Old Ford Garage W e sell nothing but fully guaranteed T IR E S and TUBES. W hat we have are brand new. T h ey will never sell as low as we are offering them for the next 30 days, and than the ordinary There’ H no string to this offer; no jo k e r in it. ^ “ WE BOTH LOSE IF YOU D O NOT BUY THEM H ERE.” T H EriMTTlMETW W H lS T tC OT H R O U G H Y O U RTE E TH ME X I D E ’ the “ Giant That Lives in a Box." W e have them to fit all makes of A utom obiles— they sell as low as other batteries; why not get the best? DEMOCRATIC TICKET Presidential Elector*— Martin Caraballo Charles E. Jones J. G. .Sharon P. W. ConW. V. Knott G^B..W«1U For United State* Senator: Duncan Ul Fletcher. For Congress, Fourth District: W. J. Scars. For Governor: Cary A. Hardee For Attorney General: R iven H. Buford. For Comptroller: Ernest Amos. .For State Treasurer: J. C. Lunlng. For Stato Superintendent of Public Instruction: W. N. Shouts. For Justice Supreme Coart: W. H. Ellis. Thoa. West. For Railroad Commlaaioaer: A. S. Wells « For Commissioner of Agrictaltare: W. A. McRae For State1* Attorney. Screath Diet George A. DeCottes. For State Senator, 19th District: M. O. Overstreet. Far Member Hoaae of Represent* tiros: F. P. Forster. For Cooaty Judge; E. P. Householder. For Sheriff: C. M. Hand. For Clerk Circait Coart: E. A. Douglass. For Seat. Public Ia*traction: T. W . LawtPn. For T a a A a a w a r* . A. Vaughn. For Tax OoDettot: ♦ Jno: D. JinUna. X t Changes in Prices Sport M odel Chalmers Seven Passenger Chalmers. Five Passenger Chalmers?. M A X W E L L CARS SANFORD, FLO R ID A —I ■ 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER I t, ItM Utile Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brier Pertonal I tenia of Interest. In an^ 'Abo >£ 7 7 le City <£ TRAIN SCHEDULE 1 Arrival Departure - - - - - - l:5Sa. m. 2:05 a. m. --------11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m, --------3:05 p.m. 3:26 p.m. . . . — 2 43a.m. 2:58-a. m. -------8:40 a.m. ---- — 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p.m. --------7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Trilby Branch . . . . ------------------ 8:00 a.m. ------------------------ 3:25 p.m. Leesburg Branch ------------- . . . ------ 7:50a.m . ------------------------ 7:35 p.m. Ovelda Branch Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Header* THESE ARE THE MOST WONDERFUL SHOPPING DAYS AT OUR PLACE THAT HAVE BEEN SEEN ANY PLACE IN SANFORD IN SO LONG THAT WE ALL FORGET T n E TIME. WE HAVE SLASHED OUR PRICES TO WHERE WE ARE NOT MAKING ANY MORE THAN ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY FOR THE EXPENSE OF PUTTING ON THE SALE AND IN OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT WE ARE NOT MAKING ONE PENNY. • EAST SANFORD Mr*. C. Uchida has returned to Philadelphia to resume her study of violin music. She expect* to become a member o f n symphony orchestra club this season. Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Dreasor and party arc leaving New York City by boat expecting to reach Sanford on Sunday after spending the summer at their old home irt Watertown, N. AND WHEN YOU ARE TOLD that after election thlnga will tighten up again so that It will coat more than right now, you may be told the truth, any-way it aura will be Worth while buying now ao that yon will not be the one to take the chanc*. AND IT IS JUST LIKE THIS—IF YOU DONT BUY ONE OF THE Mr. and Mm. Walter J. Ward and son will not return to Salem, Maas., aa Mr. Ward has accepted a position in Orlando with the Stocking Plumb­ Mr. and Mra. Roland Read ware ing Co. They wilt go to housekeep­ among the prominent visitor* to the ing soon in Orlando. city from Geneva today.' M inute Man Six Mr*. J. S, Moore's residence and FOR RENT— One large bed room suitable for thro, young ladies. Ap­ ■tore on Celery avenue are shining ply 510 West First Street. 168-3tc with a new coat o f whit* paint t * BLUE SERGE SUITS WE ARE NOW SELLING, YOU WANT THE U. C. L. TO COME DOWN JUST DONT Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grayam were in the city Monday for a few hours after an absence^of two weeks spent in South Florida on a citrus fruit In­ spection trip. The price o f the LEXIN GTON has never been ire­ flated, and we guarantee the present price until January first 1921. In other words, should there be a reduction, we will refund the drop. We will receive this month two Special Jobs in the Thorobred . ( S p o r t ) O n e Beaver Brown color, * Khaki Top and Curtains to match, and Tan Spanish Upholstery, with Disteel, Wire or Wood Wheels in colors to match. At present we have only one LEXINGTON in stock Mias Mamie Steel was taken to DeLand on Sunday ta see DrJngram the eye specialist Mias Steel has what Dr. Ingram said was an ulcer on the sight o f her eye. She remained at the DeLand hospital several days Don’t forget your ticket to the under the doctors care. We learned Board o f Trade banquet at the Val­ Tuesday evening the eye was improvdez Hotel on November 2nd—election day—at 8 p. m. Get your tickets at anv o f the three banks. Aajdrs. Dock Hasty and little son ara*with her grandfather Mr. Dav­ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ijhan, of Or­ is on tho West Side while Mrs. Dav­ lando, spent Sunday with Mr. and is in Chicago for a few weeks. Mm. Halverson at tne Walnka apart­ ments. Mr. and Mrs. Halverson nave Little Miss Elizabeth Stiles is out come to make Sanford their home. from town spending the week at the Mr. Halverson is manager of the San­ Zemovenn home. ford Paint and Wall Paper store. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henley, of Cel­ Mr. M. 11. Lowctt, of Jacksonville, ery avenue, had ns dinner guests'on is registered at the Valdcq and let it Sunday, Rev. J. G. Patten and Mr. and be known last evening that he had Mrs. J. W. Corley and son, Joe, all been on the road ns a salesman for old time friends. Mr. rPatten has _ ll— !— quite a number o f years and was been conducting tho services at the now ubout to retire and enter the ho­ Presbyterian church. tel business provided he could find ------the proper leasehold. * Thomas Duntap, of Celery avenue, has been cry ill with the malaria. M. An important conference was* held A. Jackson also was ill with the same nt Tallahassee on Friday by delegates disease for some time. from Tampa, Fort Myers, Lakeland, Arcadia and other communities in We have been accused of not sendSouthwest Flnrj(j« (qr the purpose, nt 4ng- in -a li-e f—the* important Itpmxr promoting an nmhitious plan for the The ........ Id, having snake is now quite old, securing of direct railroad connection boon killed a week ago last Sunday between the. west coast section o f tho by Mrs. A. Corpany with the family Florida peninsula and tho North by hornll by her own self. It measured way of Georgia. It is proposed to 20 Inches from tin to tip and sported prevail upon the Seaboard Airline n fine button. On, yes, it* was' a reg­ Railway to build n connecting link ular diamond back of the first wnter. between Covington and Perry, Floridn and upon the Atluntlc Coast Line Mrs. Tina Wunen Beaty and Reu­ Railway to connect Perry and Mnnti- ben Hardy were married Saturday cello, thereby providing through ser­ evening Irr town. We hear they will vice for Tampa ami St. Petersburg live on Celery avenue in the house by vfay of the west const routes. formerly owned by J. F. Hickson, J. I*. Harden, Palmetto; J. T. Har­ rison. Palmetto; J. R. Waters, Mi­ ami; Frank Kay Anderson, Tampa; W. A. McKcc, yirginia; A. C. Cry ru­ ble, Jacksonville; T. M. Thompson, Atlanta; I’ . R.- Morrison, Savannah; C. A. Smith, Jacksonville; P. H. Carswell, Tnllahasscc; J. B. Colhy, Birmingham; J. K. Lcmrow, Brook­ lyn; J. T. Knight, Jacksonville; W. T, Rodifnrtl, Gainesville; A. J. Pound, Crescent City; M. II. Dowell, Jackson­ ville; John W Henderson, Knoxville; R. It. Kinard, Crescent City: J. C Guarry, Tallahassee; G. K Walker, Tallahassee; It. B. Trueman, Jack­ sonville; G. E. Bell, New York; C II. Englehoff, New York; J. P. Col­ lins, Philadelnhia; C. II. Law, New York City; W. Hoff, New York City; Loo Sterrettl Ocala; S. Dorentz, To­ ledo. Two fine large stacks o f hay woe* Buy your post cards at the Herald to havo been set bv colored children office. Beautiful views, lc each. burned up last Saturday. It was said playing. We understand this prop­ erty is managed by Che American ffiutiotin Produce Compnny. Tho neighbors turned out and helped fight fire or want to \ stocks, some barns and four more stockst There ia nothin# “ Electrical” "tenant houses might nlso have been about these treatments except (he burned. 1 . groceries you go to a groc ENERGIZER motor-drive. The Geneva ferry bridge is open for travel ngain, n(though tho repair work is not fully completed. i ■ ■! mm « We appreciate this J in c .-‘-Indian summer1* weather Bfter the “ squaw winter” just passed. The citrus fruit colored up considerable during the cool weniher. TFie benefit comes from the FACT that every bit ofyou r bodv gels _ exercised__or "Wigglca thousands of times 'from many angles. And your muscular con­ dition benefits “ right now” . want clothes you go to a clothing store . The millions of skin-pore* get a real “ awakening” — overworked Kidneys are relieved. — FIND OUT NOW. “ D O . IT NOW.-— Six “ ENEHGIZER” Treatments will “ tunc-up” your entire body. — BE WISE. As Good, as the Beat Daily Service cry store. Phone 66 ^ want REAL E ST A T E see E. F. LANE •‘The Real Estate Man" Count that day lost, whose descending sun lees prices snot to Hell, and Business done for Fun” R E SPO N SIBLE ,* banking is the p o lic y w h ich this under institution has been m anaged since the first d ay the d o o rs w ere o p e n e d . T h a t this p o lic y is a ppreciated constan t and is indicate^ by the gratifydng growth in business. and will be glad to give you a demonstration. The LEXINGTON is one of the Few Cars that , costs you practically nothing to operate. Ask those who ave been running these cars for the past Distributors for Seminole, Lake Vo Osceola Counties The following registered at the DAY and NIGH T SERVICE Valdez Saturday! J. E. Witty, Jack­ sonville; L. A. Crawford, Tampa; J. H. Rosa, Winter Haven;. Mrs. II. E. Arnold, Jacksonville; W. F. Miller, Tampa; II. J. Richnrdson, Tampa; George A. Scott, Tampa; Chns Price, Tampa; C. II. Walker, Bartow; L. N. Pearce, Newberry; W. D. McLoon, Sanford, Fla Ozark, Ala.; II. E. Arnold, Jacksoqvllle; J. A. Keiscr, Columbus, O.; DISTRIBUTORS FOR Frank Redd, Sarasota; B. E. Dyson, St. Augustine; Geo. E. Gay, Palntka; . LEXINGTON F. J. Eubank, Cocon; C. A. Thompson, Chernw, S. C.; Edw. A. Eckert, Ma­ M I N U T E J U A N S IX con;- L ^ R .’ Haumgnrten. IyouiBville, Ky.; J. G. Kipp, -New York City; Jacob Grimes,-Buffalo, N. Y.; Geo. M. Emerich and wife, Jacksonville; E. P. Montgomery, G a in ^ ille ; E. D. Tolliver, Cincinnati; M. M. Lud­ wig, Hnrrisburg, Pa.; Mrs. E. A. Houston, Jacksonville; Miss Florida j 1i m a u r j i , iMinnd. ii n u n * Houston, Tho following registered at the Valdez Sunday: Sam IL Palmer, Philadelphia; Geo. Dodge Touring A. Jahnsen, Atlanta; A. SnuerwaR, JacksonPhiladelphia; Fay CUlcy, Cillcy, Jackson­ ‘ Nearly New ville; C., VC. Dailey, j. u a m . 7 , Jacksonville; a m n n u i n i i n j , C^If. vj . . 1 . Brown, Tampa; Gilbert Bush. S t Petersb’u rg.; II. B. Jordan and family, Dodge Roadster R. .Reynolds, West Palm Beach, _I , ... . .. Daytona; J. L. Porter, Jacksonville; R. W. Allen and wife, Jacksonville; Will F. McCnniess, Jacksonville: W. A. Andrews, Atlanta; II. I. DePasis Charlotte,t L C.j C. P- Sheldon, Lake­ Dort Touring, 1920 land; A. J. Welbopi, Winstom-Saiem; P. B. Mnngus, Miami; Lee Horn, Cin­ Ford Touring cinnati. ' There were several auto parties at the Vnldez for dinner Sifnday cvenjng from the neighboring. towns, Republic One Ton mainly, Orlando And DeLand. E. C. SHREVE, Clerk. fe u c k ------------x------------Lieut. Huble Bivins spent the week end in Sanford as the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, at the Seminole Hotel, Lieut Bivins was formerly located in Charleston, but has recently been transferred to Arcadia. « Miss Norma Herndon Returned on Monday tn take up her studiea at Stetson University after spending, very delightfully, the week .end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon at the Seminole Hotel. It is the desire o f the officers of this*Bank to c o n ­ tinue a d d in g n ew accou n ts o f th ose individuals desiring m ost efficient an d resp on sible banking record of RESPONSIBILITY tronage is invited ermno j X • Is owned, controlled and managed by home people,'who are interested in the development and upbuilding of Sanford and Seminole County 4 Per Cent Interest Paid r '■ * B M ' — i i '■---- i- ■■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d867ea8da29b83e7c31b388d775586a7.pdf 292426e3b6d024c85c3e30629e35d32a PDF Text Text IN T H E ‘HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, VOLUME 1 Executive C om m ittee Has Called Meeting ■ At Court House SEMINOLE WILL BE ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE FOR MEMBER­ SHIPS AGAIN .• CANNOT. LIVE AND GET TOE PROPER TRAINING UNDER SMALL SALARIES. e r Th» AuocItUd Fr»««1 NEW YORK, Oct. IS.—‘The salnries, training nnd experience of public , school teachers in the United States Preliminary plans for the fourth ! arc declared to bo “inadequate” by annual roll call of the Red Cross . the National XJommlttee for Chambwere mnde Friday night at n called pr of Commerce cooperation with the meeting of the Executive Committee .Public schools. Despite recent salof SeminoTe County Chapter, held a t , nry increases, the committee assorts the county court house, antt which that the crisis has not been passed, jic riiM ,, J r . S. W. Walker, recently meeting, Dr. These conclusions are drawn in n app o in ted chairmnii of the roll " call *” ' summnry of a survey of the schools and Miss Elizabeth Cooley, field rep­ of 359 cities conducted by the com­ resentative of the Southern Division, mittee,-which is composed of 33 sec­ A. R. C., were present Whatever retaries of chambers of commerco and was lacking In numbers was made up 33 superintendenta of schools. by an earnestness of purpose nnd cn__ thoughtful ___ _____ citizen .... “The needs to thusiasm that bcspenKB a successful nsk nRk himself,” himBelf,” declared Dr. George W. campaign. The committee pledged straycr, of Columbia University, _ their loyal support to Dr. W nlker,1chairman of the committee, “in the who in turn declared “that he would , jjght of the returns presented by our put the best that there was in him inquiry, questions like the following: [nto-tbe campaign.” The county will pnn teachers in our community have be canvassed for a renewal of former „ comfortable place to live, good food membership's; and an effort will be ftnd (jPCrnt clothes for the nmount of mnde to secure now members, that money which we pny them? Are the funds may be obtained to continue teachers who work in our schools (he program of the Red Cross. The „ble, on the salary paid to them, to service that is being rendered by makc provision against the liabilities Miss Virginia Smith, Homo Service 0f illness and old age? Do the tenehSecretnry of the local chnptcr. is done ‘ pn, jn mir cities have snlarierf sufso quietly nnd unobtrusively thnt only fjcjont to ennble them to huv books, those who are benefited nnd those in to subscribe- to magazines, to enjoy close touch with the work, realize that mU!,jCt to. travel, to continue their the Home Service section of the Red professional study nnd otherwise to Cross is an nctive relief agency in jpmj the type of life which makes the community. It .is., to continue, them the^kind of men and women work of this nnture, co-operating with- th at can be most helpful to mv hoys the churches and the woman’s club, in na,j e jrl*? Would I want my son nnd response to. nppeals for assistance, dnughter to go into teachiuc ? Is the that the annual campnlgn will again recognition given to teachers, in be made. The war is over, yes, hut tcrms of salary, in my city sufficient thousands of hoys are under treatattract the ablest of the young ment in the various hospitals mt,n nnij women in our community? throughout the country, allotments The replies to these inquiries, in view and insurance must be adjusted, f«m- nf jj1P findings, must all be in the iiies must be cared for and number- negative, says Dr. Straycr. Jo— s needs and claims must be looked into. The roll call campaign sup­ \MERICAN8 SHOULD plies the funds to wage war on disVOTE AS AMERICANS rn*c and poverty, to cRtuhlifth health center*, to relieve the community of mendicants. The rnll is urgent so give your dollnr as cheerfully and willingly ns in the twist, with the full assurance that each dollar means a h u n d red per rent service in your com­ munity. Miss Cooley gave an in­ formal but very able talk on the Home Service section and its ’ func­ tions, nnd outlined the plans for the fourth annual roll call. ' Mrs. Endor. Curlett, chairman of Seminole county chanter, will have charge of tho roll tall publicity cam­ paign nnd Mix D. C. Marlowe was ap­ pointed chnirmnn of speakers. Dr. Wnlker will appoint his vnrious com­ mittees-within a few dnys and nil will Is* ready for the word “goV on No­ vember 11th, Armistice Day. Mr Donald Whitcomb nppenred be­ fo re the committee to present an invitation from the American Legion, to the Red Cross to join in the pnrnde on Armistice Day,- .requesting that a representative float be enter- ----------------- ---------ed. Mrs, Curlett expressed nppreci- against any shortage of the win ntion of the honor, in behalf of tho Blmnly. chapter nnd nssured Mr. Whitcomb The geological survey nnnoun. thnt the request would be considered. that the output daring the weok e Dr. Walker, Mrs. Curlett, and Miss OclobcrD. was 12,675.000 tons Virginia Smith were appointed dele- increase of 700,000 tons over prod gates from Seminole County Chap- tlon the week before. The avert ter, to attend the Roil Call confer- weekly output for the four we once nt Tampa, Friday, Oct. 22. ending October 0th was placed nt 1 Remember the roll call, Armistice 728,250 tons, compared with an Day to Thanksgiving, inclusive. erage weeklv production before t ----------- x----------- of approximately 10,500,000 tons. FITZGERALD IS FIRST ’ . , , _ v ’ l>rt'TrXrvrv»H ~ a u uTiMKFKS t o o i k c a l l s n e g r o v o t e r s OhJITRlKEKS i u pROM REPUBLICAN P>R (By Tk» Am*«I»u 4 Pr*»».) CORK, Oct. 18.—The first death among the hunger strikers in Corit jail occurred last night. Fitzgerald died nt 0:45, having fasted sixtyeight davs The condition of Fitzgerald and Murphy had become so grave today that, with the consent of tho other hunger strikers, the prison doctors were permitted to give Fitzgerald medical treatment. A Cork specialiat also was called In. • NO CLUE TO COLLEGE MYSTERY . ■— * I * ----------- TOPEKA, Kans., OcL 18.—jAn peal to the negro voters of Amei to enroll under the banner of Farmer-Labor party and ^ " unc‘“ of forcigrt policies of both the Dei cratlc and Republican P«rilea mar an address here last night by Pa« Parker Christensen. Farmer-La candidate for president * ROOSEVELT 8AY8 REPUBLICANS APPEAL REI unL1CANS (By Tk, Am m UIW Bi-m O . <»r r u GRAND RAPIDS, O ct 18.—Dei PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18- Th° cratjc Nominee Roosevelt, char police have found no clue to the my* Repubjjcan orators of appealing tcrioua death of Elmer C. Drewes, a • , batreds ftnj prejudices contl Dartmouth college student found dead £ bear fruit long after elect NUMBER 167 MONDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1920 JUDGE LOVETT SAYS LAWLESS­ SAYS STATEMENT REGARDING FRENCH GOVERNMENT IS NESS REIGNS SUPREME WJIEN SERIOUS MATTER , LAW IS SCOFFED AT Or Th« Aiioci.trJ f(««l (By Tfct AuocUU4 Frsu) WASHINGTON, Oct. 18—Presi­ SPRINGFIELD, Ga., Oct 18,— Judge Lovett, of Effingham county’s dent Wilson nddrossed n letter to supreme court, in charging the grand Senator Harding relative to the Re­ jury, instructed them to Indict some publican nominee’*, statement Satur­ one for lynching Phillip Gathers, a negro, for the murder of n young day that he had been approached “in­ giri, as. "lawlessness reigns supremo formally” by a representative of the when the security of the law becomes French government regarding a new a byrword to be scoffed at,” association of nations. “I need not- point out to you the SOUTHERN TEXTILE grave and extraordinary inference to EXPOSITION OPENS be drawn from such a statement, namely thnt the government of (Br Th« 'AuMliUa Tntt) France which is n member of the THIRTY THOUSAND SUFFERERS GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct 18.—The League of Nations approached a pri­ Southern Textile Exposition opened vate citizen FROM 73 DISASTERS HAVE a nation which is not .with a display of two million dollars a member ofofthe BEEN AIDED. •. Lrnguc with a re­ worth of machinery and hundred* of quest that' thd United States lead the delegates from the North and South. way to world fraternity.” “Thu state department always McSWEENEY PASSED A France honorable and. mindful GOOD NIGHT found of international obligations and punc­ tiliously careful to observe all pro­ (By Th» AuociaUS rim) LONDON, Oct.. 18.—Lord Mayor prieties of International Intercourse McSweeney passed u good night hut and hesitated to draw any inference contracted a slight cold. Prison doc­ unless assured you actually made the . tors Baid his condition -was precarious statement.” The president also directed inquir­ nnd when unconscious they will feed ies to the French government him. • LOYAL DEMOCRATS ARE IIHLI INC. TO WIN GREATEST VIC­ TORY OF MODERN TIMES The loyal Democrats are contribut­ ing to the enmpaign fund very gen­ erously indeed, and every day sees new, ones coming ncross nnd many of them have sent their contributions di­ rect to headquarters hnving been so­ licited by the headquarters before the fund was stnrted nnd by'the way the fond hss been swelled chiefly through the untiring efforts of C. II. Leffler, who is making a canvass of the business houses and homes of Sanford nnd is meeting with great success. It is though now that Sem­ inole county will be nt the head of all the counties in tho state in the mat­ ter of contributions when our small population is taken into considera­ tion. In a letter to the editor of the Herald this morning Wilbur W. Marsh the treasurer of tho National Com­ mittee in New York urges us to keep up tho good work nil this week and that he must have the remainder of the money before the 25th in or­ der to place it where it will do t h e most good.’ We are doing t h e work and all the gootl people here need to do is to contriliuto the dollar o r ns. much more ns they feel they can contribute to the campnlgn of the Democratic party and help put James M. Cox over for president. The fol­ lowing contributions were received to­ day: ' ’. C. M. Hand ........................ 1 00 S. A. Irw in .............................. 1-00 W. P. Carter .................... 100 A. R. Key ......................... 1-00 R. W. Deane .................... 1.00 I). L. Thrasher .................. L00 Jno. D. Jinkins .................. LOO Alex. Vaughn -------2.00 H. A. N ew m an___ ____ 1-00 A. E. Y ow ell...................... LOO L. P. M cCuller.................. 5.00 - Fred T- W illiam s.............. 1.00 IF FEDERAL RESERVE REFUSES LOAN GOVERNMENT COULD FINANCE FARMERS The Ijtke County Game nnd Fish Protective Association was organiz­ ed at Tavnres with T- C. Smyth, pres­ ident; .Dr T. S. Kennedy, vice-presi­ dent, and Harry L. Collins, of Uma­ tilla, secretary nnd treasurer. More than fifty sportsmen attended the preliminary meeting and much inter­ est was manifested in drafting an outline of the by-laws nnd constitu­ tion. The orguuirntion was suggested by Dr C Z Osborne, of Eustis, who had learned that a party of hunters from Sonth Florida had killed cigjit deer recently nnd thnt other pnrtics had ruthlessly slaughtered tlecr and quail all summer long. Also, gnnte hogs last season took ns many ns 500 qunil in a week. . One thousand members nre expect­ ed to take the obligation to uphold the gume laws and to collect evidence ngninst game hogs and violators of the out-of-senson shooting.—Eustis I^tke Region. ilinm i ANTHRACITE COAL HAS BEEN PLACED UNDKP NATIONAL CONTROL LONDON, Oct. 18.—Renorts of cfforts o M ttb partially relieved f ious uncertainty in the British nntlon. All nvnilahle con! supplies have heen placed under the n*U°ns control. With-shipping, steel and othtr induatrira crippled thousands of men are unemployed. jitisH Democratic clans gathering tonight nt eight o’clock in the school house. As Lake Monroe is onlv n >hort dil)tnncc from Sanford with n rpJ1(j n|| thp Wfty there will probabJ ^ mnny from town RO to the nnd „ || 0f Laito Monroe nnd JSSJSandlnic country will, be there, Gootl speakers will be on the nro- I.RI.E , DU? n N,l 2EfiL~ n, n, - _proWWUng, T MkPuTl*emi. 3 ' nnce to n„ of thpm. tion of Dali gration has only had a slight effect Tomorrow night the m ,,»’ will be and the American consulate is dally bcij Chuluota in the school house dealing with applications for pass- |n(] WcdnP1M|ay n|-h t a t in ports. On a landing of the consuls the Town jjaif and jar|ro crowds are office the Dail decree is displayed expoct<ll to attend all of these meetforbidding the emigration of. Irish-J. _____~ 1 1 1• . .n ,l nt n i t r I t - ln » " - tten’consent of Dali Elreann. Jacksonville business men are ding emigrants are supposed ngaln hsnding together to Prevent y to the local Sinn Fein Jus-, the operations of the ndver-toiirists ring their reason* fo r leaving, this meaning tho usual winter. Invassud full explanation* must be Ion of fake advertiser* who come to led to the Republican Minister j Florida every season to soil adver* Affair*. Nevertheless tha Using space for blotter*, almanae* na to-the American consul, and every other thing that will .reap s, most of them, however, with them a profit a t the extu>n*e of buslFrom 100 to 160 Is the dally neaa concern*. Sanford merchant* l ’ Third-class passages to will do well to band together in the S Comptroller W illiam s Gives His Views On Method as now T m ployed CHARGES THAT CALL MONET RATES IN NEW YORK ARE THE HIGHEST IN WORLD ’ WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—“Unjus­ tifiable interest exacted on demand loans" by New York city banks has been an active contributing cause of the “huge shrinkage” in all security values during the past year, Comp­ troller of the Currency Williams de­ clared in a formal statement. He charged that call money rates in N ew , York were the highest In the world nnd that "renewal" rates fixed dally by n small "coterie" of stock ex­ change brokers governed "the inter­ est charged on brokers’ loans in near­ ly all New York banks." "The raising of lowering of the •renewal’ rates on the exchange," said Mr. Williams, “(s frequently ac­ companied by upward or downward movements In stocks nnd securities! arid those responsible for the fixingof the rate therefor have the oppor­ tunity. whether exercised or not, of nrofiting largely by operations on the stock market, which is so. often nnd directly affected by tho call mon­ ey situation. I do not. of course, un­ dertake to say that this formal 'mon­ ey rommitee’ does take improper ad­ vantage of their foreknowledge; but there are critics who IcVcrly censure the existing arrangements. Certain­ ly all prudent ami thinking huslncsa men will agree thnt there is danger in the concentration of such opportun­ ity and power in the hands of n few persons. Temptation* td use thin power for individual profit must nrise, and human nature is not chang­ ed by high position in the financial world. “power to fix money rntes for all, or nearly all, of the banks In New York city, nnd to change them dally, is a grip on tho henrt of our com­ merce. It perm its‘such interferences a-* fallible human judgment, whim o r interest may direct with the natural and orderly movements of money, the life blood <if ^business The m atter ' arbitrary ffx.ing of money rates a t the money center, possibly reversing THIS STATE PRODUCES THIRD OF THE SPIRITS Florida Produces More Naval Stores . Than Any Other Two States. . in the Union • Fl6ridn produred more gum tu r ­ pentine and g '^ i rosin than any oth­ er two states In America, according to figure" compiled by tho bureau of The department of agriculture shrdl The department has been compilingstatistics on the production nnd stocks As far ns reported Miami shows of turpentine nnd rosin for several,, gilt W TOft "V• itn thc..lnrgcst. increasa -.in- population among the towns of Floridn. The percentage of increase wns 440.1. In 1910 its population wns 5,471. In 1920 the number of 29,649- Thel sec­ ond largest percentage of increase was West Palm. Beach. It wns 390.8 per cent. Several towns In the state show,a decrease in population. CITY PHYSICIAN GIVING LEC­ TURES TO SCHOOL CHILDREN Complying with the request of Supt. T. W. Lawton and Principal C. 8. Ogllvlc, the doctors of Sanford arc giving free lectures to the school chil­ dren of the eitv, on subjects of vital Importance nnd interest to every one and especially to those engnged in or interested in sehol work. Next Thursday morning, October 21, Dr. Ralph Stcveiftrwttt-gnealc. at the Hlefi School,.nt 8:30. on the sub­ i r Body," midi ject “Care uofi uthe and «»t at 9» o’eloek Dr, J. T. Denton will address the Grammar Schn! on "Correct Pos­ ture." These addresses will bo in­ teresting and of nracticnl value to the punlls nnd teacher*, a* well a* to anv other* who mny attend. Every one is rordfallw Invited to at­ tend these lectures, and especially the school patrons. The physicians of Sanford are al­ w ays-glad to give their time and knowledge In the interest of educa­ tion, and are Indeed fortunate .in being favored with these lectures, n , The. othef doctor* will speak on subsequent dates and announcement will be made through the cotumna of the Herald Calling your attention ,to the dates and subjects. . T. W. LAWTON, > Superintendent. �•v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1$, l» lt OVIEDO GENTILE h e a d s s t a n d — •ARD GROWERS EXCHANGE ANTON Q. THOMSEN Mm. O. A. Mnrnhnll spent Monday in Orlando. About a dozen of the Oviedo young people went to Orlando last Thurs­ day night to attend a lecture given by Dr. Derby on Christian Endeavor work. pie, it has aop\ctimcs been almost im­ possible to procure sufficient fuel for ordinary use but now thnt Messrs Ario and' Greer have made this work their business, there is no need for icopie of Oviedo to .h e without Mrs. C. D. Lee left Monday for Gainesville where she goes as n dclr'e from the Methodist Sunday ool to tho Federation of Wesley Bible classes. * -------- — — x----------Florida's finny tribe in the waters adjacent to Leesburg has conformed -its accommodation to the tourist season this year. This information fs confirmed by local angler, C. I). Kirk. K The stockholders o f ' the Standard Growers Exchange, it is announced, a t a meeting last week. increased the capital stock .from 1400,000, fc* $1,750,000 common stock and $ftOO,DO( preferred, all of which was fully sub scribed and paid for. Lawrence Gentile succeeds Joseph A. Trombetta as rice-president and general manager, and N. T. Cole was elected to the board of directors. Jo­ seph DiGlorgio, president; W. • A. Blackmon, secretary; nnd Joseph Gentile, Jr., treasurer, are the other officers of this organization. 15-acre field o f ‘sugar canc owned by T. D. I lux, of Okeechobee, pro­ duced 15,000. gallons nf syrup, which brought nm uk'iH $1*5 fiateOU p e r a c r e lan i a bad profit.^ . ------ - x----------At Okeechobee R. L. Jcnnlnga in now having a large sugar cane mill erected and w ill. have it ready for business in a short-tim e.’ The Okrechoble News says that the new mill will have a capacity of five hundred gallons a day and will be driven by a twelve-horse power .gasoline engine. The mill is of the newest style and will be complete nnd serviceable. Tho student body of the Univ^ftity of Florida, Gainesville, took one of its greatest steps forward last night when the first organization took place in the university gymnasium. mon* last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reed brought in town last Week .’a specimen of the irden huckleberry raised on their rm this season. This fruit Is some­ thing of a novelty for this section but g A colony of 100 families from Eng­ land will settle at Moore Haven soon if that section holds forth as much promise ns I.leut. Col. W. F. Wood­ cock, late of the British army, be­ lieves It does. . Y ** , SEE Gives the Wearer a Distinctive Appiearanee OUR NEW L IN E O F SPECIAL PRICES DEMOCRATIC TICKET Presidential Electors— Martin Caraballo Charles JE. Jones J. G. Sharon P. W. Corr W. V. Knott G. B. Wells . For llnilrd States Senator: Duncan U. Fletcher. For Congress. Fourth District: , W. J. Sears. • For Governor: FLORIDA'S DEMOCRAT Cary A. Hardee IC ELECTORS. For Attorney General: Those who want to vote fo r Cox R ivers'll. Buford. and Roosevelt will mark their cross : For Comptroller: (X) before each of tho following Ernest Amos. names on the ticket a t the Novem­ For State Treasurer: ber election: J. C. Luning. MARTIN CARARAI.LO For State Superintendent of Public • CHARLES E. JONES Instruction: • J. C. SHARON W. N. Sheata. P. W. CORR W. V. KNOTT . * yrp For Justice Supreme Court: G. B. WELLS. W. H. Ellis. Thos. W est Representing an annual volume of For Railroad Commissioner: business of $(>,000,000, the Palatka A. S. Weils • Grocery Association gave a banquet For Commissioner of Agrictulture: to the employees of the seven whole­ W. A. McRae ' • sale grocery concerns in that city, at which time it was pledged to in­ For State's *Att orney. Seventh DisL George A. DeCatteS. crease this business to $10,000,000 during the next year. Fifty-five gro­ For State Senator, 19th District; cery salesmen travel out of Palatka. M. O; Overstreet. 1 i i i . If you are one of the few who don’t know what good things are being served it . . A U TO ..................................................... For Member nouse of Represents tional articles by cvceptional nuth lives: critics, special pa;gca for * the ' Family, F. P. Forster. the boys, the girlrl*. Strong ____ ___ mature For'County Judge: •minds • •prlbe The ---- Companion’s -----® LsUllUr- Editor’ E. P. Householder. iai page, everyone enjoys its humor, and all h^nds h«nds soon find it "one of the For Sheriff: . family.’' C. M. Hand. One paper for all tho family. The For Clerk Circuit Court: Companion takes the place and saves E. A- Douglass. . the price of several publication." For S u p t Public Instruction: • Still |2.50 for a yeas of 62 issues, T. W. Lawton. ( . but this price not guaranteed bcyor.J For Tax Assessor: January l.-next. • A. Vaughn. . • ■ New subscribers, fo r 1921 will reFor Tax Collector: cefve: Jno. D. Jinkins. 1-—The Youth's Companion, 52 i*. sucs in 1921. . AND STILL $2JS0 A YEAR2. —All remaining weekly 1920 is­ sues. . Think of 62 splendid weekly issues 3. —The Companion Home Calen­ of the best reading—all of it from dar for 1921. original sources—the widest variety All the above for $2.50. —equal to 35 volumes, and adapted 4. —McCall’s Magazine for 1921 to every age in the family. $1.50—-monthly fashion authority* That means a year of The Youth’s Both publications for only $3.50 " Companion. And what it means to THE YOUTH’S COMFAION. the family life cannot be computed. Commonwealth Avc. & St. Paul St, Splendid Serial Stories in weekly Boston, Mass. (notmonthly) portions sustain high New subscriptions receiv.-d at this interest, 200 Short Stories, Excop- office. I ’ n m SUPPLIES S a n fo rd . F lo r id a Fleetwood s Place carry the Largest, Most Complete Stock of •- it will pay you to give us a trial. We know you will come again. i ne most complete line ot Cigars, not only in ' town, but South of Jacksonville. High Grade Candies in bulk s>r package. Our Drinks and Creams are delicious. We have Sherberts too, and Whipped Cream on our Milk Drinks. Our prices are reasonable. Our quality is'“T he• Best. ’ * • Service-Satisfaction - Sanita tion ANYBODY Chandler Franklin Franklin r\> > • > ■ « . . ' n I •. �TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD Ever seen in santord since way back betore me war is just getting right at our place and we certainly hope that our our place w ill be visited by all our triends before this one big opportunity is past. s ta rte d Just ask the hundreds that have crowded our place during the last several days and if they don’t convince you that there has been awful slashing in prices then you don’t want the good merchandise at rediculously low prices. WE GUARANTEE YOU ABSOLUTELY W E HAVE JU S T RECEIVED That we were able to pick up at a reduction, the v e r v kind that have recently retailed at $55.00 and $60.00, that we have thrown into this Sale and marked them Regular Price $47.50, Sale Price . . We also were able , to get our hands on some Blue Flannel Suits that we are selling for $25.00 and all our Suits are marked down low enough for every pocketbook to reach them Silk-Striped Shirts, good make, guaranteed by us to be regular values from $6 to $9. Your choice t ♦ 1 ! The v e r y same that you have been paying $7.00 a suit for. During this Sale you get them for a H The way the ladies have been carrying_off .our ~ g ~ "r ** ** 1 ■ u4- ||H I 1 BOYS’ SUITS is enough to convince us that our prices are right in our Boys' Department ’— — * Don’t forget the O N E - F O U R T H O F F in our ^hoe Department We have the prices as near old-time prices as we can get—now it is up to you shall convince you if you will call and see us. THE STORE THAT IS | �• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920 we claim, certainly sounds like old times. Experienced salesmen are on the job, assisting in putting on this sale and the large crowds are well taken care of in good shape. Such old timers as Felix Frank, Tracy McCuller and Sam Younts are here to help. These large crowds learned of this sale through the Sanford Herald and Charles Britt, who attends the adver­ tising for PerkinS ft Britt, has in­ formed us that the real reason for the success of this sale Is due to the awful slashing of prices and the San­ ford Herald letting the people know about i t • .Read the large ad they have in to­ day's p ap er and watch- their space regular this week and you w}U find some dollars. !*cr of th* Sons of Confederate Vet­ erans. • [ Members of the Confederated [Southern Memorial Association, I A member of the family of a mem1ber of the Confederated Southern Me­ morial Association:... * ' ‘u The meeting will be called to order promptly at 10 o’clock on the moming of Nov. 10. FARMING The San Juan Hotel will be the of­ COMPULSORY TRIED IN BUENOS AIRES ficial headquarters of the division.' (By T ti Au*cUU4 Tn u .) A HUGE SUCCESS BUENOS AIRES, O ct 18.—Com­ fanning is provided for in a Wo have just ben informed by Per­ pulsory bill just Introduced in the Chamber kins ft Britt that the largest cut price of Deputies with the Idea of form-' sale that they have attempted since Ing an economic- army to be .compos­ their starting in business Is one big* ed of the.youth of Argentina who are called into the army and navy success. This sale has only been go­ not under the conscription'law. If this ing on now* for three days nnd you measure becomes a law every young can pass their place at any time dur­ man in the country who does pot take ing the day nnd-find it crowded with up n rifle or go to sen prill ue set to people taking advantage of the many raising wheat and doing other farm labor. bargnimi that they have to offer. Although compulsory military ser­ The prices, we understand, from collar buttons to overcoats, have been vice is in force in Argentina, only a part of the young men actualcut down so that it is hard to realize small that only a month ago, clothing pric­ 1” go Into the sendee at present, es were high. Wo have met more these being selected by lot, snd as a according to Ij »' Nnclon, there than' one man th a t has informed us result, thnt the suit he had on came from is some dissatisfaction because of Perkins ft Britt for *25.00. And this the exemptions. If the new lnw is passed, says the newspaper, it prill rc- S E U S ! W E H A V E IX ! City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY MANY OUT-OF-TOWN SPEAKERS WERE PRESENT AT THE • MEETING every economical'woman in this community as a depositor of this bank, and assure you Republican day, last Saturday, was all that was promised. The 5 o'clock dinner a tr th e Valifex-was another proof of the excellence of fare always provided a t this fine hostelry, and the long extended tables were filled from end to end with the large company present. It was a big time, from the start to finish. Beside Sanford citi* sens there were a number4 hero from elsewhere, among (them were Hon. George E. Gay, of Palatka; Judge J. M. Cheney, W. R. O'Neal, W. S. DeWitt. J. 11. Wcndler, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nevin and others from Orlando; Hon. B. E. Dyson, of St. Augustine; Hon. Henry Jlishop, wife and daugh­ ters from Eustis, and. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith, of Oveido. Wit, illus­ trative stories, music and instructive as well as entertaining addresses, ran riot at the feast, which was follow^ ed by toast response, Republican doc­ trine and discussion. Succeeding the dinner, the crowd surged in from the streets, and con­ gregated at the Valdes comer, where stirring and convincing speeches were made by the Hons. Gay, * Dyson, O’Neal nnd Cheney. Each was receiv­ ed with the glad hard listened to at­ tentively nnd generoualy applauded as he closed. Mr. E. T. Woodruff was toastmas­ ter nt the after dinner program, and Chairman of the Seminole County Committee, B. G. Smith, presided nt the public out-door meeting, introduc­ ing Frank Miller, who presented the speakers. From a Republican stand­ point, the affaire was unique snd as successful ns could be desired. in advance that the utmost courtesy and con* F. P, Forater. President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR TH E F IR tT C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L C A R T E R LUM BER CO. OUR OFFER IB TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS BANK, ALIKE. If thcro is any particular in which wt may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. FIND THAT NEGROES IN JACKSONVILLE HAVE REG­ ISTERED THREE TIMES Our service is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this community. The registration officers in Jack­ sonville report finding a number of irregularities in the registration of the negroes. . Some who have been convicted of felonies, others swearing falsely as to date of entrnnee in the state and place of residence nnd still others for registering three or four times. Five hundred wnrnmts have been sworn out nnd placed in the* hands of the'sheriff" for arrests- 'immediately nnd others will be arrested on elec­ tion day if they attempt to vote. No charge lias yet l>ecn made ngninst Sanford negroes but it is un­ derstood thnt the registration hooks will he carefully examined nnd if ir­ regularities are found the negroes will he arrested. F o r a L im it e d T im e • sfderation will be accorded every transaction, large or small. \>’K ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. HOM E IN S T IT U T IO N WILL GET ELECTION , RETURNS AT PRINCESS new Records President Miller, of the Board of Trade, expects to have something new and novel at the next meeting of the Board of Trade. . The meeting will occur on election night. November 2nd, and the regular hartquet will take place nt the Valdez Hotel ns usual only the banquet will be held earlier thnn usual nnd the members will adjourn to the Princess Theatre nnd hear the election returns The ticket for the hnnnuet will he $1.25. ‘For one hnnquct and ticket (o the re­ turns $1.50. If the member wishes to take his wife to the election returns he caq pay $1.75 and get his' lunch nnd two tickets to the returns. Of course the ladies are not hnrred from the luncheon if they are down town thnt night and want to eat with hub­ by. In this event the two banquet tickets would he $2.50 nnd two tickets to retumR 50 rents extra. A big crowd is expected to b« pres­ ent nnd not only nttend the banquet hut go to the theatre~n»wl hear the returns. , Costs no moreI than the ordinary • -% Phonograph THE MARION ETTE (By Oliver llerford. In Marion Town there’s- n wonderful show, Backed by Pep rose nnd Smoot nnd Co. Presenting the marvelous puppet clown— The Marion-ette^ Marfoq Tgwnt Cut Rate Tire House Old Ford Garage W c sell nothing but fully gr . anlied T IR E S nr.d T U B E S . W hat we have are brand new. Hicy will never sell as low as w e ure offering them for the next 30 days, nnd “ W E B O T H LOSE IF YOU DO NO T B U Y T H E M H E R E .” BATTERIES “ E X ID E ” the "Giant I hat. Lives in a Box.” W e have them to fit nil makes of Automobiles — they sell as low as other batteries; why not get the best? The greatest manikin of the age Thnt ever,was seen on porch or stage; Worked by wires and wheels et ect,— A most remarkable Marion-ette. J . D. DAVISO N, Manager • Changes in Prices It dances to any old tune you please And straddles the Longue with the greatest case. It’s Pro nnd R’s Anti Suffragette, This highly adaptable Mnrinn-ette. Though i mippet, It really seems "to speak, But behind the scenes stands n pow­ erful "clique" To furnish big words and phrases set For this nwfully ingenious Marion­ ette. To the Voters, of Seminole County Ita sonorous gabble brings equal cheer To the son of toll hnd the profiteer, For the drys it’s dry, and the weta ft's wet. This very nmhlguoua Marion-ette. Below I give you a record or tne convictions in tne onernr s omce or oeminole County from the time it .was created in July, 191^, up to July I, 1920 _ . Ita favorite word ia "normalcv," Which means "get back to what used C. M. HAND’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS # B. £ . BRADY'S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS to be" Convicted for violating Liquor Law* ____56 Convicted for violating Liquor Laws __________ 98 Good old Reaction’s one best bet la this'truly reliable Marion-ette; Convicted for violating Gambling Lawa_61Convictedfor violating Gambling Law n______ 181 This hoary back-number-ful, phony Convicted for violating Vagrancy Lawa .. 3Convictedforviolating Vagrancy L aw a_71 stage-thunder-ful, Convicted'for violating All Other Lawa . . . . ____ 3TIConvictedforviolating nil other la w a 382PerfecUy wonderful Marion-ette! Total number of convictions under E. E. Brady's Administration-------------------- . . . __ . . . . . 732 cases AT PRESBYTERIAN CnURCII. Total number of convictions u nder C. M. Hand’s Administration-------- --------------- — — ----- 494 cases On Wednesday evening nt eight Total number of convicUona d uring E. E. Brady’s Administration-over C. M. Hand................... 238 esses o'clock, Mr. Chas. F. Evans, Southern The above la from the records of Seminole County and the same are open for inspection to any cJUzen of Chriatian Endeavor- Field Secretary, will speak at the Presbyterian Church this County. to all young people and their friends. Mr. Evans is a forceful, interesting speaker and those who do ndt hear him will miss much. He has a mes­ (Watch this space for further htformation) sage for everyone who (s interested in young peoples’ work. " • Everybody cordially invited. * Sport Model C halm ers..... $ 2,275 Seven Passenger Chalmers 2,150 2,035 Five Passenger ChalmersJ $1,170 LOTT MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA E. E*BRADY. Cards at The- Herald O ffice I �-X t-—--->*? r v y y *■ ■ "W S T ".-® ' • ■ ’ -, • ~~ t 1 ...--* * •.' ■ -■ • •.-•- • • -. - *,3"■*: >,.. *• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD 'ilm M ’ * Hi »u*n fluid** ** Tk* l l a l l d l n i . IOT M i l x l l a At*BM tUm f e d . f i v U t l “t (THFIiERAI.DPRINTINGCO., be. ruRUfnram publish I B, J. HOLLY. Editor N. J. LILLARD, - SreroUrj-TreMuro H. A. NEEL • - General Manago Ffi,C:i JUNES. Cirtu lotion Manager Phono 481. A4.ffll.ltil IU»»« M»d» K*»»w .1 An.Ur.tUn * m wm m M Bubscririlorf Price In Adrante One Year -,-r ----- v - r * v ------Throe M o n th s .................. ........... 13.00 • " . ' DeUrered iir « tjf* b y C a r rie r- •Ono Week ...............................16 Centa ¥ im i\ r eMi V ' . ‘: Bf Member of the Associated Press. De m o c r a t ic p r r s id b n t ia i I. electo rs. U.: I , K 9 a ,t» * The tadir* of the Presbyterian chtirch will hold their annual baraar Friday nnd Saturday, Dec. ,t nnd 4 Place to he nil non need later. TUB GREAT ISSUE. '1 Ic e * . Boxes this week; • » . Under Management ot • ' . i ' Our SpcdkHy-*—Sfimlhole’s faniouy $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. -- t 1 !- ■ Ball H ard w are Company ----. • . —:---- r A la Carte Service all day. ■« t i • i tJ *va; v .ir i r - ; # ( -U iilpetO • > « * t • . ,*. *. i.»• u ■ r J t “f t : r: Ilf ‘ 4 f f J lf - u _ i ■* * -rrT-yn y + t t*, ............... *■ ? i«- . \ i F^ -i L• \y o .l !‘!i This Ought to Sound Good to Y qu People Who Want to Deposit Your Where They Will Be Protected 4 4 4 4 4 444<44»4>4S--H^-:-b44»4»-44>44444-4 4 4 » 4 4 4 M 4 4 » 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 4 t Market A* ii Every day is ‘‘Special Day at this Store O ur membership in the D E P O S IT O R 'S G U A R A N T E E F U N D are insured A deposit of cash as per certificates issued by banks in N ew York City and other de­ positories having a combined Capital and Susplus of • 11 * - , J. I • * OVER NINETY Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sujrar, per lb. . . i i m illio n d o lla r s r j ' I i i t Flaying l>een made to I rotect our Deposits in our bank against a i All you can carry at this price 1 Only One Of Our Many Advantages :: Aristos Flour—positively the best J that money can buy. To introduce j % it Thursday, Friday and Saturday ' $ 2.20 24 Pound Sack at :: only . . X - v tl . ____ — -im ^o PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ! > I : ,. l i 11 1 ' -*— ♦{♦ N O T T r i M ^ Arrived— 3 cars of Roll Roofing and % 1 XV ' S h in Shinnies . Also a car, load of Plastergen 4-Ply Wall Boar4>. ,d f .you are figuring-on- using any Wall Board or R oofing,'w e are now in a position to save you A money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price We also carry a complete line of LUMBER AND , BUILDING MATERIAL 1 SANFORD PAINT 1 h! ' t f loss in accordance with a contract between our bank and the depositors of the Guarantee Fund. It is the greatest Presidential cam­ paign within the memory of man, the issues are incomparably great. The iui future of the world, the welllbeing uf all mank,,i i, the deliverance of peoples and of nations from the dan­ gers that visibly beset them these ^ are the issue* of this contest. .The ‘ callous rocklessness with which the Republican* are carrying on the campaign is nmnrtng, it is appalling In tne blindness of their imrUsanship they appear to give no thought to the consequences of- (nilicies which they-' every day proclaim ns the purpose of their party. Europe sees ami under­ stands what it nil means. The Re­ publicans would keep us out of the L^ague of........................................ Nations; all that their re­ presentative men nnd their candidate propose as a substitute is some kind of an “association" ns yet not formu­ lated in word* and utterb- incapable Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera-* of rvaliiation. They would exclude Us from the benefits of the Peace tion and we can supply your every wapt in choice Flor­ Treaty nnd their candidate put* for­ ward, in its place a mere resolution ida and Western Beef. Pork, Lamb, Sausage. Veal, Liver, declaring war is at an end, a method and every Packing 1’louse Products. •of restoring peace which minds better informed than his would instantly re­ ject as preposterous. They even talk o f tariff dutius to “exclude the flood SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c o f foreign goods," which is equival­ ent to ‘depriving our debtors of tho only means of paying their obliga­ tion*. Dr.-Vissering of the Nether­ > O u r delivery* is prompt and you'll get courteous treatlands Rank pointed out at the finan— seia b.e,onferenre tn Rrdswts the Citfi'f' !“ meritTind gridd sefvtct h d r e ^ if yoiT‘ don’t, just tell the agiiuences of the |K»lieies of isolation ; mad selfishness yrhich the Republi- ! boss. X, , | 1 «m* are preaching. Those cons#- > ' qdeners would fall heavily upon US. <>4t 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 -^ 4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦>><»♦ In their denunciation of the adminis­ tration. of the Peace Treatv, of the League Cos-enant, of nil the great MSB irks in which Mr. Wilson has been I ! engaged, the Republicans have let themsob. e* fo. hetfayed iittp decUraW, R. KHAN, ii . . . H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. tion* of policy* which would bring po* litieal, social and financial ruin to oth­ e r nations for which we profess BT” ' .. —-----!---------■ t ■ . i ; J ,. t- t k e» s a m e , w ilt h a v e o u r u s u a l q u ic k s e r v ic e . Rhone 303 W rU ka Rbxk >^ ** -y -* ■ - ■" > • .i *. ' • i r Stare N*. T t \U * D e a n e in juumoer K^omfiany Dealan - tn thb Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND ITTCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and | RAW UNSEEDt OIU . j Seofu* before buying your supplies. We can sare you money. .1 i. t . ‘ • • 7 ju r n e f ^j . Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. rflu ia r + ++ 44 ■) ■ - P ST-'- : . y. . s' ' . , *' » ^ ihi »j?i i \ The House o‘ fH Service, Quality and Price 1j > .* . < ' •’ I 1- : ' “Save the Surface and You Save AD” . >}.'*£>*?> *f>4 •ffjl 1 *© W? v f >• t i i t i , ** . . \ — a* S, - • WALTEHyBr-OLSON . V.’ H I I. ■',lf» Wr,,h ,h # ° l d F,rn’ antid G RILL S P U R L I N G * ,vc A ff»w 'Sanford's Most Popular Hotel •The price will sell them •• t v t W ilH e w s ►*‘A. P. Osnony, 108 Magnolia i •wrw Post And speaking of the Daily reminds -us that the subscription to this little of freedom is growing every- day. I I I t keeps up the pace more carriers will have to be added, You can have it carried to your dour or sent by mnit tf you are not on tho postoffice car rier’i routes. -L 1— % ——---\ ' • • • • • I This paper dl>es not wish to *>ffeiid any one in -this political campaignEvery man ha* a right to his own opinion and this paper will express It* own opinion without hurting • any one’s feelings which is our policy tn this and all other enmpaigns put the Herald will Mb forth the doctrines, of Democracy. aT all time* and if the tru th hurts anyone so he it. ' The Mm Wh* Still Did Chaip ( 1 .i i • i • a HEAL ESTATE t i . . . Hi R e frig e ra to rs an d , S e ll It ..ILM':., : • DT.M J. E . SANFORD HERALD ' >: - Real E state :# fA . " n have just received a* ■ s belated shipment of {SANFORD P. W. Corr W. V. Knott 0. B. Well*. tf. NEGRO KOHHERS LOOT B e a u tifu l ; k n t e r m u s e d w e l l in g • -..V ie w s , h Wires today *i.v tf-.it the ' Greek VACATED FOR. SUMMED King- Is grttin * m-cr *fre monker httfr •p r ** T <> and Mayor MacSwoeney is still liv­ if tq At bunch 6^ migro robbers looted ing Europe is improving. * • • * . sj the Vos* hoo*e m »t of Enterprise, Each Republican speakers here harked occupied in winter time by three “old ;>if . it* • *i i ■ back to the tomb and told about the maids," who arc away for the sum­ , • 4J 1 benefits of protective tariff. Old mer but who arc expected home soon. s tu ff- awful old. .. Upon their return they will find the .................. Burglar* here are taking’ every-. house depleted of bedg, bureaus, chain), umiiiuKOf mattings, rugs, tables, wmoa* china, thing! from dope to engines. Homi inniga, " lotha fact, they \vpl they are not Inclined townrds the silver, bedclothes—In printing business. If you like your Herald, tell, us. If +*-S'+-n-fr4-++-«-++'f't-h+++++++++'at+-a4-<».'-++*-»-}++4-+4"f«4-><-^:- «•++•> \ *t G e GOLDEN R yLE ATPI.IES TO Ol’PORTUNyou don’t like It, tell Fred p. Itlneo, the circulation mannger. 1 t ITY AS WELL AS TO MEN AND WOMEN. WB SHOULD TREAT I OPPORTUNITIES AS WB We hope thnt the subscriber* arc I WOULD‘HAVE THEM TREAT US. THE 8 PER ttow getting their Daily ami Weekly CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREP ERRED STOCK OF THE SOUTH­ Herald. We have gone over the nub■erlptlon lists carefully in the past ERN UTILITIES COMPANY IS X WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. few day* and think it is all right. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. IT W( LL TREAT YOU RIGHT." * < -1 However, If you ore not getting your paper* promptly let u* know at once. ■*'**1lh'8 E. If* ' ' r "tin CarhlKiII'i j n. sham We • # .................. l_________ ' 4r»>H*hfc! *rwr ! 1 (« .............. -...................... . SANFORD DAILY HERALD ' Live Oak an ailptu^riatlcxV wtf* madd ■ The Wanchula Advocate print# tho towards the expense of sending an pictures of a number of new homes agricultural exhibit to the state fair. now being b u ilt'b r tjhe/\^a«chula7Py' •Suwannee county is ono of the best agricultural epunties in,the state. .. ; .■ j • \ q r f. in i t Orlando expects to'hnve a r>00-room S o u n d s |u n n j f tJ talk \ o n hotel, coating $3,500,000, located on Ijike Eola. .The project wa» startod Refrigerators— but this is last spring by IL 11. Stout, of Stout Florida * | . V •! ’ nnd Hughes, Gfoumi will be brok­ 1 • ,t .4 V en, it is expiated, wjthin 60 days. --.................. B i P l J friendship. We cannot believe th a t find that they have a kkdaht: fadate. they understand what they; nro doing, The matter was reported to the for it is certain that the normal, hu-* sheriff**i. office sbht^ timejogq, and1 a man mind could not deliberately in­ tend such consequences. ' ' . deputy was sent to fttvemlgateV but The cnmpnigq dyaws to ita close. did not apprehend the'gidlty parties, The Republicans are Jubilantly confi­ A still hunt/waa,instituted, however, dent, the!Democrats_»re justly appre­ and yesterday three negroes were arhensive. * Yet the whole course and resU'd nnd placed |in Jail. About $2,outlook of the campaign could be 00(r \forth lof household effects were changed, would bo changed, if the recovered—sdbio of it burjed. Otlu-r Democrats could get the truth into arrests will probably .follow. The the public mind, could make tht\ peo­ houschoid goods w^ro carted Away in ple understand the immeasurable im­ a Wafcon, and (hi Impression of the portance of the Unties involved. Four wagon Whiefs led to the recovery of years ago in September, Mr. Wilson the stolen articles.—-DeLand News. wap «« surely' beaten ns the Republi­ -----------x----------cans now believe Mr. Cox to be heatAt n meeting of the board of coun­ cry Victory came to him through la­ ty commissioners held recently pt ter changes In the political situation. Such changes may yett be wrought In this eampalgh. The Dieniocrats should hnve in the, fi$ld a , doz?p speaker* ■-. ,*%’t! * rp J ' S i i trhero-ther hare -oner and rvery ’ “ r mrnr rrmv m equip one of the lr speakc rs should lie cquipA D V E R T IS E ped for the task and capable of the t t *f.:* r t* f » * t . .7 - V r> task of Yelling the nlain truth about the League of Nations. Democrats of means who arc interested in the success of the campaign should see IIr 1 ■ 1 t* : tn ,jt that ther committee-has .funds ix> clear Ltl^e public mind pf the delu^by tdn's, ‘misrepresentations and false­ hoods, systematically spread abroad by the campaigners in behalf of Mr. Harding.—New York Times. . trilf? •: .j Phone 135 | ? Y-Ii> �■ TI1E SANFORD DAILY HERALD J - i. Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Rrlef Personal Hems of Interest Lexington In and About d th e Citg d TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure --------- 1:58 a.m. 2:03 n. m. ------ —11:45 n, m. 12:05 p.m . -------- 3:05 p. in. 2:25 p. m. — . —_ 2;43 a. m, ■2:58-0. m. 8:40 a. m. -----------3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. ----------- 7:30 p. m. 7:35 p. m. Trilby Branch No. 100 8:00 a.m . 24 ................................ 3:25 p. m. Leesburg Branch . No. 158 --------- -—. . . . — 7:50 a. m. No. 22 - --------------------- 7:35 p. m, Oreldo Branch No. 127 —------- . . . . . . . ___3:40 p.m. ----------- *----------Full line of office supplies at nil times at the Herald office. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. > • Minute Man Six 82 81 80 83i 27 89 85 You want post cards to send to your friends everywhere. Get them nt the llernjd office. CASH AND Balance on Easy Monthly In- Come in to the Herald office and sec the new line of box papers and stationery. Prices on these goods will sell them quick. Public speaking a t Lake Monroe to­ night under the auspices of the Semi­ nole County Democratic Executive Committee. Don’t forget the Democratic rally in Sanford Saturday night at eight o'clock. Several prominent Bpoakorn will he present to present the vital questions of the day. Miss Lucy Bird Smythe, daughter of Mrs. Campbell, of the Valdez Ho­ tel, motored to Miami Sunduy with the Houstons of Jacksonville, where they will spend a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson nnd Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purden with their little daughters, spent yesterday at pnytona Beach und New Smyrna anil other east coast points of interest. The price of the LEX­ INGTON has never been in­ flated, and we guarantee the present price until January first 1921. In other words, should there be a reduction, we will refund the drop. Charles Wentworth left today for Miami where he will lake a position with one of the printing .firms of-that city.' ne'Tins been with the Herald Printing Co., here for the past year nnd has many friends who hate to see him h*avc. Edwin Meisch and Sherman Moore spent the week end with home folks coming home from the University of Florida in Edwin’s auto and return: ing early today. ^JThe Sjuiford boys are making n fine reputation nt the University. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Mettinger left yesterday for their home in Jackson­ ville after a pleasant visit here to friends and relatives. Being old res­ idents who were identified with the upbuilding of this city their many friends here were loath to part with them nnd hope they will come again to stay. We will receive this month two Special Jobs in. the Thorobred ( S p o r t ) O n e Beaver Brown color, Khaki DINNER PARTY Top and Curtains to match, On Friday night Miss Elenor Jtoh] erts entertained with a and Tan Spanish Upholstery, dinnerdelightfully pnrtv in honor of Miss An­ Walker nnd Mr. Ernest Gnrniwith Disteel, Wire or Wood nette ley, hnving reached their 16th respective birthdays, once more. They Wheel s in colors to match. , ■were duly presented with two fine birthday cakes, esch bearing up un­ der the traditional candles. Covers were laid for Misses Julia Lning, Annette Walker, Elenor Rob­ erts, Mrs. Morris Spencer, Messrs. Ernest Gormley, Burke Steele, Geo. Walker nnd Morris Spencer. At present we have only onc LEXINGTON in stock HUNTING SEASON BEGINS and will be glad to give you NEXT MONTH. NOVEMBER 20 a demonstration. Unlawful to Kill More Than One Deer, Two Turkeys or Twenty Quail in One Day. The LEXINGTON is one of the Few Cars that * * . co$ts .you practically nothing to operate* Ask those who ave been running these cars for the past year. s The Florida hunting scnsoit begins next month, November 20th being the first day Upon which sportsmen may shoot quail, squirrels, wild turkey, doves, geese, brant, rails, coots, sand pipers, deer, Rnipe, ducks nnd plover. The huntsmen may go in the woods and get limited numbers of this game 'a fte r November 20th until March 1. . - A perilb'ri may W rit' in"Tils voting recinct without a license, a county censes costs $1.00 nnd a license to hunt in a county other than the one a person resides in costs $3.00. A non-resident of the state may secure n license by the payment of $15.00. ‘ The law says that an Individual hunter enn take only4 one deer, two turkeys, twenty quail or twenty-five other birds in one dny, also that the killing for the season must not ex­ ceed three deer, ten turkeys and 300 other birds. V There nre said to be many law­ breakers In Florida who do not abide by the regulations, and In some coun* tics protective organizations havo been formed. B WILL READ. COVENANT OCT. 24. B. and 0. ALBANY, N. Y., Oct, 18.—Gover­ nor Smith, in a proclamation made public last night, designated Sun­ day, October 24, for the rending of the covenant of the Icagud of nations “by all citizens who desire this great national question disposed of In a manner that will promote the best Interests of the United States.” --------------x —------------ HEROIC DEFENDER OF „ LIEGE YIELDS LIFE PNEUMONIA ATTACK Distributors for • BRUSSELS, OcL 18.—General Le­ ieminole, Lake V o ­ man, defender of Lfewe against the German advance enriy in the wnr, lusia, Orange and died nt Liege yesterday from pneu­ monia. ----- ----- )t.. ----Osceola Counties FOR RENT—Upstairs flat, furnish­ ed or unfurnished. Four rooms, bath, kitchenette, porch, modem con­ veniences. -Apply 717 E. Second St. 167-3tc ,g. .-n a r..,. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald. Readers MY GOODNESS ALIVE, MAN! OPEN MEETING WOMAN’S CLUB ON WEDNESDAY CIVIC PROGRAM AND MRS. JOHN l.EONARDI WILL TALK ON ELECTION LAWS There will be nn open meeting of the Welfare Department at the Wom­ an’s Club on Wednesday afternoon to which the ladies of Sanford arc cor­ dially invited. In addition to n very fine program on civics, Mrs. John I^nnanli will give a talk on “ Election I-aws," which will be of vital Import­ ance to the women of the commun­ ity just at this time. Mrs, Leonard! is a lawyer and is well qualified to present the subject so this is a rare opportunity fo r our women who are interested In the ballot to obtain first hand Information. • In the Interest of a “city beauti­ ful” there will be local speakers of prominence and it is. hoped to secure one from W inter Park who Is pri­ marily responsible for the beauty of that attractive little town. Plans of the civic committee for the improve­ ment of our own town will bo pre­ sented, nnd the contest for the most improved grounds will tie Inaugurat­ ed. Prizes will be offered for spring gardens and another step forward will*be taken in tanking Sanford one of the prettiest cities in Florida. If you are interested 'in the improve­ ment of your town come out nnd hear all about it. / Under the leadership of Its chair­ man, Mrs; B. W. Herndon, the Wel­ fare department is planning big things for their w inters work which can be best told in the message of Mrs. Thomas G. Whiter, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. “There nre big tasks lying before women—tasks that need such wisdom as we get from combined Study, tasks that need the altruism we get from working together, tasks I IS JUST SIMPLY AWFUL THE SLASHING THAT ..................„ WE HAVE BEN DOING TO OUR BRICES DURING THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS WB CAN SHOW YOU AND PROVE IT TO YOU THAT WE ARE SELL?•NL SOME OF OUR SUITS, THIS SEASON’S 0001)8, BELOW COST £& n . o f Y0U A SWT IF YOU CAN SHOW US WHERE V K ARK MAKING A PROFIT ON OUR CLOTHING THIS WEEK. Y O U W O N D E tf W H Y ? 4\ 0 Well It is just like this—Cut-Price Sales have been going on all over the Country and these stores are most, all of them run by smart men and if they know what they are doing—why not follow them. We don’t know (hat we are going to be able to.replace our merchandise a t a figure less than Jhe last we bought—but still— we don’t know that we are not, eith­ er. And—If we are. going to have to do it some time sooner or later, why not give our customers tno advantage while the fall season is Just s ta rt­ ing, a time when It will do them the most good. E H k )N ’T PULL THE BIGGEST BONE OF YOUR LIFE BY INTFNTIONALLY OVERLOOKING THIS SALE, BECAYSE ih e BARGAINS are HERE for YOY D0C igsfl Stop© Tlfaafil Hs IMWenoftHO NEW STORE STARTS The ’new Jones store, under the management of Hnssel Brown, atnrtod last Saturday. All the goods have not arrived as yet nnd the formal opening has not taken place but Mr. Brown hopes to qmko the big day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cash must accompany order. Ten about next Saturday when he will cents extra if charged. RATES have nil his stock in ntnee nnd be ready for the trade, llrinton CrenAdvertising In this column In which shnw is his assistant and the new Ihe nddrras of the advertiser is not Minimum Charge for any one store looks nice nnd neat nnd clean A d ..........................................25c given but which refers you to Post* B|uJ rnmiscs to do „ bi(P business on offiee—Bmr-Nnmber' OF" Care of the" ..Onc._Tlmcvparwwrd^r^r^r.'. lc — - — i - ^ - p i a w - H -is nnn l!rrnli( MUST be answered accord­ Three Times, per word___ _ 2c the Jones, stores that operate m ingly. Please do not ank us for the homes where the big things nre made of Six Time*’ per w o rd ...____ 3c various parts of the state. namcR of advertisers advertising in big nnd the little things are made un­ this way. Usually we da not know important, where children enn be Over Six Times, 1 -2c per word PRICKS ARE FALLING who Ihev nre. and if wc do we nre not well born nnd joyous nnd grow up to per Issue. expected to telLyor. noble citizenship. When- the fnmily WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Food is income is made to serve the highest now lending all other necessities jn Work clothes have taken a drop nt FOR SALE—Ford, A-l condition,..... family interests: where there are vig­ the downward sweiyi of prices. The ’ERKINS A BRITT. orous American bodies and minds. We level good tiros, aoine extras, $350 cash.' m i of price* naid the farmers fo r w ant communities that are extension? Apply Railroad Restaurant DepoL 'TO RENT or for .sale, large ware­ their products declined 15.fi per cent of the home, where we shall be In September, according to re|>orts is­ house with rnilroad siding.—Chns. lG4-3tp ' friends with cnch other, we people of sued bv the department of agricul­ Tyler, enre Zachary 'Tyler Ven. Co. ROOM AND BOARD, $1T per week, all races, nnd creeds, whore good ture which covered the entire coun­ ________________ 150-tfr 109 East First street, over Union sehools, high standards of public try. Pharmacy.__________________163-tfc New line of Congoleums and Art * health, recreation, beauty shall tempt Consumers have already begun to Squares.—A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford FOR SALE—One good horse. Phono the finest type of people to come nnd reap Ave. Phone 550. lGfl-lfc 277.____________________ 166-lw-c the benefit. live with us nnd bring up thoin chil­ Retail prices of clothing nnd more FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck dren. We cannot get these things than other commodities are still thoroughly overhauled for sale 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. unless we all work together. We on the250down grade, government re­ cheap. See II. G. Dielerich or W. E. must put them intd daily intercourse ports, also show. _____________________ IGOtfc .m Numerous expres­ 163-fltp nnd into politics." "feS’ERGIZEIt” is n human vne Walthall. sions by high government officials in­ Special reduction In menK and la­ There will he n business meeting of that the declines nre the lo ­ mini cleaner, •stimulent. Do it Now, dies* W. L. Douglas shoes.—A. Kanthe dcnnrlment at 3 o’clock and at dicate __ ____________________ _______ lwk of a permanent decrease In 550. 3:30 the program? will he given. ginning WANTED—5 or G room house or ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone cost of living. 100-tfc Each member of the Wclfnre depart­ the general down stairs apartment in good -----------x----------ment is requested to invite some one neighborhood. Mrs. II. T- Paco, Gen. FOR RENT—Nicely -furnished rooms A, GOOD "FLIVVER" STORY who is not a menjber of the clui), to Delivery. IG4-3tp nt 320 Oak avenue. Phone 3Q8J. bo present at this meeting. lfifi-tfc ,;’2 One of the best "flivver” stories PER KINS & BRITT have brought we have heard is o ne that has collie to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING LOST—A pair of Krypto glasses out of Virginia.' A motorist was go­ stunt in big chunks. Visit them durwith tortoise shell rims.—Wight ing up tlie Shenandoah Pike with his ing thMr snle nnd snve some dollnrs. Grocery Co. ___________ lflfi-atu Purity Water fine Cadillac car nt thirty miles an FOR KENT—2 nice furnished house­ A real first-class blue serge suit hour when he heard the honk of a keeping rooms, running water, two now be purchased for $39.50 at As Good as ihe Best Ford demanding tho rend. Not wish­ beds ia room.—Mrs. Riddling. 205 can PERKINS A BRUT. ing to be passed by a road louse, he Dally Service Phone 6G ran his machine up to thirty-five On!: Avehue, Engle Home. • 104-0tp WANTED—Cabinet and fancy Inside It ENT—Garden lot on the Shares trimming work, by a first clads miles. The Ford came up alongside TO—Ten minutes away from post of­ mechanic. Phone 218- W. 105-fltc nnd still insisted upon the road. Then fice, 1,000 strawberry plants on "Knergize the Cndillac owner pushed his car to lot. has Six "Energizer11 Treatments will irrigation nnd Is fenced. ‘tune-up’ your entire body. Be wise, “Count that day lost, whose forty hut tho Ford was still with Sec orHas write C. II. Lefflcr. Ifl4-3tc him. Gradually he increased his "DO-IT-NOW." 167-Ot descending sun j, speed to fifty, then to sixty, nnd fin­ TOR RENT—One Inrgc bed room, 1,-on qai p 1 1/ ii ,» Sees prices snot to Hell, and ally opened the throttle wide ns he suitable for two young ladies. Ap- j.* ° n L £ 4 ! ? 7 i f c wanted to see lust how fast that Foril Business done for Fun” T ‘ J ,1, '» P*rr«<t condition.—llrrnld Printcould go. When he had exhausted FOR SALE—Celery plants. M. Han-. linn-. jng ing'Co. OR SALT,—Celery plants. M. Co. tf the limit of his car, the Ford shot | son, Shoo Repnlrer. 1fi5-2tr —*----FOR SALK—H i II. P. nnd 21, H. P. past him. . i FOR RENT—Partly furnished upGasoline engines. Brand n^w and A day or two Inter this motirist . stairs flat. Four rooiqs. Lain, In perfect condition,—Herald Printwas In n Washington cafe nnd saw kitchenette, porch, modem'convon- Ing Co. • . tf his Ford driver, sitting at a nearby jcncea. Apply 717 E. Second St. FOR HALE— IV, II. I*, and 2< /t II. P. table. He went over to him, touched 104-3tc Gasoline engines. Brand new and him on the shoulder and said: WANTElL-By "NovT lit, a i to fi In perfect condition.—Herald Print­ "It seems to me that I have seen room house, unfun.ijned or partly ing Co. tf you before." furnished; or nn apartment. Small Arrow Collgra. 26c, a t Parkins A “Yes; I guess you have," replied fnmily nnd references ^exchanged, the vqupg man with a -3wile* WHrTcht'hj^'yoitr isVntisfnctory. Ad­ B rltf.__________ _________________ "Weren’t you the dfivet.of that dress a t once, “Cottage" in care of Boys clothing has been cul oneFord that passed my Cndillac on the the Herald. ____ dh-tf. thlrd off a t Terkins & Brit. Shenandoah Pike the other day?" d FOUND—A dark bay nude With “Yes." glass eye by II. Manning, Rand Sid­ "Well, what I want to know ip, how it ing. Owner can have same bv pnyyou do it? ” DAY and NIGHT SERVICE did"Well, ing damages.______________ 165-Ctp sir," replied .the Ford driv­ er, “t have had more fun out of that TROUBLE HERE? No, not tf It’s nn “ EXIDE” Battery properly car­ car than anything I ever owned. I took the engine out of that Ford and ed for. Ownem of this Battery should put a Liberty motor in it. Then I come to the "EXIDE” Battery sta­ weighted the car down with iron tion for any trouble. We recharge wherever I could to hold It on the nnd repair all makes of batteries.— ' road. The result is that I pass all Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. Sanford, Fla. 105-tf-c the big bqys on tho road. That car Nearly New can make ninety-five miles an hour Sec our llncf of electrical lamps.— and the look of chagrin an<L surprise A. Knnner, 213-16 Sanford Avenue. D IS T R IB U T O R S . F O R on the faces of tho. big car owners Phone 650. 100-tfc heats any movie comedy I ever saw." FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ ed beJl rooms. Inquire 311 Park LOST—Pink cameo broach set with Avenue. \ 167-tfe penrit. Finder please return to FOR SANE—Rooming house, 12 Mrn. R. Z. JohnKon, 510 Magnolia nnd Yooms a n " h a th . Completely fur­ receive reward.________ 167-4tc nished. 6 year lease. 503 West IFY O U WANT TO BUY A DESIR­ Third. Phone 284. 185-Otp buy"1 ABLE HOME address, C. H. Smith, Automobile Batteries. We have a groceries yofl go to a groc­ 217 E. Third Street. Sanford, Fla. rental battery fo r you while we __________ H17D-i2tp; W, 2tp charge yours or make repairs. We ery store. WANTED—Industrious lady or. gen­ sell “EXIDES1* (the Giant that lives m tleman agent wanted In Sanford to In a box).—Rny Brothers. Phone 548handle Watkins products. Goods nre —Old Ford Garage. - 165-tfc well known everywhere. Agents nver- FOR chairs, nge *$1 an hour. Write for full, par-* swings,SALE—Dresser*, you go to a clothing store etc. nt Methodist ticulnrs.—J. R. Watkins Company, C. parsonage, stoves, Magnolia Ave. S. 5, Memphis, T e n n . _____ Ifi7-lt-p The high of clothing ia being STRAYED—On Oct. 8th, one'brown tom down byprice Perkins A Britt. mare m ule,'15ti hnnjls high; blind Wo have just received .a. line ,oi at 'left eye; $10 reward for any in­ REAL ESTATE ace formation lending to the recovery of silverware and casseroles.—A. KanPhone same. Notify B. E. Ewing's Store or ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. lflO-tfc A. J. McFarland. Ocoee, Fin. 1fi7-fitc 55Q.___________ IF ""iff" N EED 'O F U g H T ' w’o DD CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E - T h e Heal E sta te M a n " 30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready fence posts any length, also cull PWM IS 304 rww hwm| cross ties, see O. C. Bryant at Wag­ Tto sot about Oct. 16th. 11.00 per oner. Will make prices f. o. b. Wag '.thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side. 167-dlOt j oner and DeJ, , . - v ; , 101-tfc , - ■»T, , ’/ * *' j *-\ r,*=f!-5? _ im L o rd 's Gasoline Used Cars B iO . Motor Co. Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster 1920 M INUTE M AN SIX IF -YOU Dort Touring, 1920 Ford Touring IF YOU S c Republic One Ton Truck * IF Y OUwant E. F. LANE — •• MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920 WM - m7* -- === \ ‘^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 18, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FLORIDA, NATION WIDE SURVEY MADE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SALARIES AND SATURDAY, OCTOI1BK 16, 1920 NUMBER* 166 AMONG THE-NEW BUILDINGS L — . | 1-1 ‘ ^ '• v 1 .j * VrC MISII a .iT RrWorsedin!L n 8es Be- ! Offr Than . . . - fore War • i SCHOOL COMPARISON •■ HOUSES GOING UP ALL THE TIME *• \ ______ ■ . UJ. INCLINED TO DOPE TAKES ALL HE FINDS -t5 He Takes Jewelry From BIG SHOWS the WILL EXHIBIT Block HERE SOON DOPE FROM DOCTORS G. W. h'NIGITT CONTRUCTION CO. JOHNNY J. JONES* GREATEST AND MEISCII REALTY CO., SHOWS TO COME HERE IIUILD MORE HOMES. AMERICAN CITY BUREAU GIVES . IN JANUARY. SNEAK THIEF EVIDENTLY SOME INTERESTING FACTS KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS And ill they go up. The “ 13" Club signed a contract ANI) GOES AFTER IT. . AND FIGURES. * Sanford men have nil the confilast night with A. II. Barkley, gener­ •donee In the world In their own town al agent for the Johnny J. Jones’ Somewhere in the city of Sanford ___ Jand they know what this town will (By Th, A u ocliW d B r o s _) Greater Shows to give a week’s exhi­ or suburbs or perhaps in a neighbor­ bition here, the first week, in January. ing city is a man who has a nice sup­ NEW YORK. O ct lO.-Chambcra Jfn *n * £"?,J j T V * * ^ !tThe club ia anxious to make enough ply of morphine, cocaine nnd Also of Commerce In 360 cities of the JE* “£ needed. h °* Jl,Bt whrn they nre United States with a R population of money to erect a building on the lake some nice Jewelry and gold. The gold _____ _ . - . Col. G. .W. Knight has started an­ front to house the Hod nnd Gun Club Is the kind that is used for filling , . re today from other fine bungalow on Mngnolia nnd which will also he used ns a teeth and the light fingered gentletfodr National Committee for Co-onavenue between Eleventh nnd Twelfth rration with the Public Schools tnc headquarters for the tourists and any man who now has this gold also has Among the new buildings that to do for the pntirnt when a car hnH nnd alt visitors to the city. The Rod enough coke to put him to sleep white results of a nationwide survey relat­ streets nnd the Mclsch Realty Co., is the gold ing to salaries, training and experi­ starting another fine home on Oak grace some of the principal corners been jammed or something goes and Gun Club has organized with a *he *is *having * M ' * put ■ In hfo is teeth ence of teachers In which it is de­ avenuo between Eleventh and Twelfth of Sanford streets is that of the wrong thst needs the diagnosis of nn dozen or more members to take up if he so desires. Some one broke Into tho offices o f clared that In point o f salary the av­ streets nnd beforo long the South Wight Tire Co., nt the corner of expert. Ed. has the g6ods and deliv­ the matter of the building and havo already hnd n tentative plnn drawn Dr. Marshall, Dr. Stevens and Dr. The ers them every day. erage school 'teacher ia “ worse off side of the city* will be built u» solid Magnolin and Second street. ■'* with fine homes ns fnr ns Sanford building Is 00x117 feet, made of than before the wnr.” The report, Heights. In the northeast corner of the nnd know what it will cost nnd are in Brown, In the Ball Hardware Co. pressed yellow brick and is one of the room is Chnuncoy Wilson holding a hurry to get money for the project building nnd extracted all the morthe first of four “ interpretive inquir­ prettiest buildings , in the city from sway over the vulcanizing nnd tire wlthnit going to the people direct, phitle nnd cocaine he could find, ho alies,*’ will enable these cities, 'It is MAKING COTTON EXHIBITS any standpoint. The best feature in repair shop that is in the samo build­ While the building will Ik* a public *o took gold from Dr. Brown** dental said, to learn for the first time the this building that contains many of ing and it is superfluous talk t(* say meeting place for the big gatherings office and in Dr. Stevens office a sfltruth about their own schools and to (By Th» A u o «U u 4 P r m ) them is the “ drive in” filling station anything about Chnuncoy Wilson and during the winter it will also he the ver-card case took his fancy and ho . compare them with the schools of GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct. 1C.— where the motorist can drive in with his vulcanizing business. Chnuncey headquarters of the Rod nnd Gun hnnexed that. He also stole the mediother cities throughout the country.' This survey^ which was undertaken Two hundred cotton manufacturing room for four cars at n time nnd get is the mini thni put the “ can" In vul- Club nnd he used exclusively by them cine case from Dr. Stevens’ car. Probby the Amcricnn City Bureau after corporations Installed machinery ex­ his oils, gas, water, distilled wntor ennize nnd that is enough for that. for their fishing and hunting para- ably the same man broke into tho room of Mrs. IL S. Keeler in the W cl............................................... a conference of superintendents of i hibits for the Southern Textile Expo­ for batteries— In fact he is w n it e d In the front of this building on the phernnlin. upon in sun or rain by some of the south side is tho large ami elegant schools with Chamber of Commerce sition opening Monday. Thc Johnny J. Jones’ Grentcr Shows nk“ Apartment bullfling nnd stole ------------ x-----------boys while the customer sits in his sales room, with n Inrge plate glnss need no introduction to the people o f w>me vere valuable jewelry. • secretaries at Cleveland, O., Inst Feb­ COTTON GOODS GO DOWN ear—nnd the motto of this enterpris­ front nnd red tile floor nnd every­ Sanford or of Florida ns they hnve ruary 24, has been in progress more 11 n1''0 thought he mnsneked tho ing firm wns “ there is a' man at the thing just right for the proper show­ the reputation of being, the biggest ,,rnt" 1 off lee .ot Dr. McCaslen ns ho than six months. The questions to (By Tha Asac*iatad Pr«»a) curb to serve you"—hut now thy man ing o( cars nnd the cars by the way which answers were sought nnd ob­ best of the kind in the United )J*» |ound in the operating room when NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Following is nt the filling station to servo you arc the famous line of Chandlers, nnd tained in the 369 cities were: “ How States today » nnd they cv 1will give the the doctor cqme back early from lunch h general price reductions the cot­ and not on the outside curb., Clevelnnds, Franklins and the Repub­ people * *hero n week • or good• times. nnd e“ uKht him there but could prove much training do your teachers times. -Adjoining the filling station is the lic trucks. And just ns nn item of on him ns ho stated ho was have?" nnd “ How well do you pay ton goods mnrkct for last week made The shows will lie plnced on the nothing declines greater thnn in the history tire ami accessory room that) is filled whnt this firm is doiqg it might not merely wnlting to hnve nn examina­ your school employes?’’ lake front or some central location ns of the trade. Quotations today on with the largest supply of retail ac­ be amiss to say that in Seminole nenr the business section of the city tion of his teeth and went away from One-half of the men elementary teachbrs in nil cities reporting, it wns fruit of the loom, bleached muslins, cessory stock and supplies in the countV alone1 there are ryow 62 ns possible and na they hnve nothing thorn after making a date. He is evidently n dope fiend or ono shown, have hnd less than the med­ shewed a drop of 20c a yard from state carrying everything for the mo­ Chandlers nnd n large number of but first clans nnd clean attractions torist In the rear of the tiro and Cleveland nnd Franklin enni nnd Re­ ‘ trade who in handling dope foi for the ian of H.10 years’ of experience. One- the peak of the year. tho people of Sanford can he assuhpd accessory room is the storage room public trucks ns testimony o f the fourth have hnd less thnn 3.71 years MeSWEENBY IS BETTER. with ample space for the storage of ability o f the Wight Company not experience. Of 68,291 teachers, 3.­ with plenty of hand music and plenty twenty-five cars nnd everything com­ only to. soli cars but to give their of 493 have hnd only^ one year’s experi­ fun. Tne Jones’ Shown winter In small jewelry nnd stuff thnt he care (By Th. A**orl*t«d P rtu .) plete for the beat of service. Back customers real service. This is not ence nnd of this number 758 nre men Orlando hut will not show anywhere easily hide after making his getaway . _ and mn half tho story but is only a short in this part of the country except at nnd stuff that is easily sold anywhere srnl women high school teachers and . LONDON, Oct. 10.—MacSwccney, of this room is the _garage 2,735 nre men nnd women elementary on the sixty-fifth, day of his hunger chine shop under tho supervision of note on tho nbove cut nnd the firm Snnfonl in Jnnunry nnd Orlando Hi In the world. Tho police have a good description o f him and* expect to grade teachers. More thnn 10,000 strike passed n fairly good night, Ed. 8. Wnrd, who knows just whnt Ithnt occupies the same. February at the Five County Fair. catch nlm in a few days here or else­ women nnd 300 men in the cities sur­ said a bulletin. where In the stnte as he will come veyed, however, have been tenching out npain after n few dnys. 20 years and over. Emergency teachers lacking prop­ IMG RAI I.Y AT OVIEDO: er training for their work are> snid to larg e crow d presen t compose “ nn alarmingly large pro­ I portion" of those now in the class­ T>'c Democratic Executive Contmitrooms. It is a commonly accented tec had a .rally nt Oviedo last night standard among city Bonrtls of Edu that was well attended. County Com­ ration, the report points out, that missioner O. P. 8wope Acted as chair­ the teachers in the elementary • _____ ! • I man and Introduced the following . schools should he at least graduates speakers: of standard normal schools, which SECRETARY COLBY RAYS THEY INSTEAD OF BATTLESHIPS SAYS CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs. John I^onanii, George A. Demeans n two-year professional course IF THEY CAN PBOVE LEAGUE SEND INTOYOUR INJECT FACTIONAL STRIPE COX IN SPEAKING OF THE THE HERALD Cottcs, Schelle Maines, J. J. Dickin­ WOULD AHHIDGE above graduation from n four-year INTO CONTROVERSY LEAGUE TO WOMEN. OFFICE. son, C. M. Hand nnd T. W. Lawton. SOVEREIGNTY. nigh school. "It ia very significant (Hr Th, A.io. i,OJ ?r»»» ) Ail of the speakers wc® listened (By Th* A ««-fi»U .l r r - 11 ) to note in’ this conectlon," the report The additions made to the Demo­ (B ; Th* A«»o?Ut*4 Pre»«.) CLEVELAND. Oct. lfl.—Governor to with close attention nnd they gavo CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Secretary Col­ says, “ that more than one-third of with Cox in addressing a Inrge audience an exposition o f the Republican party* . . . of ............... ... ................. . NEW YORK, Oct. 15.— Democratic cratic campaign fund today were as by chnrgcd the Republicans the teachers American cities have "methodical effort to play upon the of women here todny advocated n nnd eonipnred the clenn cut tactiew less training thnn this iow stnndnrd National Headquarters hns nnnounc- follows: Frank L. Woodruf__ ____ 1.00 susceptibilities of every racial group Notional Women's Congress to frame of Coventor Cox in vomlng straight and thnt there nre thousands of rd that n $25,000 cash prize will bo Frank Woodruff, Jr. . . . . 1.00 n program for social legislation for out for tho Longue of Nations and teachers In the elementary schools of given by the Pro-League Independents If there nre any othrra who wish in America” and “accused Republi­ our American cities who have even to Senators Harding, Johnson, Borah to contribute they should send in tho cans of injecting into purely domes­ the presentation to Die president nnd Senntor Ilnrdlng’s beating around tho 1/niKt | the m e Republican iii'jiuiM iiuii chairman tic issues factional strifes of Europe.* congress. He said that In the last hush nnd floundering In the sea o f than graduation ui or Lodge, less preparation money before Tuesday ns the contri­ rongreis n baby hill providing for doubt about this great question and ------------x----------from « four-year high school course.” Hays or anybody else In the United butions will then hnve to be sent to mntern|ty and infnnt care wnited in everv other Question thnt cama up Bof 'nring that “ nationni problems States who could prove the League HARDING IN WEST. . » * • !« ' .n d I. h ncjd. vain while the' reactionary loaders for his opinion, of illiteracy, Americanization, racial S T R lk S T would .’ brid,c“ S . ed right now more than at any time spent the time in scrapping the , Mrs. Leonard! made a fine Impresj(Br T h , A iM d iU t r r » i,l controversies, equalization of educa­ eignty of America. later on. Send It In today. .* INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lfl— Sena­ League. He said to favor the league aion on the people present and urged tion.^ opportunity. health, industrial tor llarding loft for St. Louis today not only to save' •the children from the women to exercise their new organization, require that the pro­ VOLCANO-IN ERUPTION HEARD TRIAL IS MOVING SLOW for the final nddress in his swing .war but to turn the national resourc- fswnchlso and vote for the Demoeratduct of Uur schools lie thinking Am(By Th* A m *cU U 4 B rin .) through the middle west. rs from battleships nnd armament In- Ic nominees. This {j, the fJm^UjttfiL rnenh*. provided with the knowledge ia . w v. 1V,— JACKSONVI LLE, Oct. l flfcjJftt ,_ ____ •ohiMtl- house* and healthy WftrkT * tHi*'*wdmrrr’ o f ttfi*'county nave taken ta-oohool»nd V-Mta which will make them MEXICO v CITY, O ct 15.—Volcano =3t a part In the political campaign and ------------ x----------— fontributing, members .of a-Democrata Democrat- Poooc , - - - -mg. mciphers . . r e.p ^ cd /irr erwpthm f ^ V o ^ c r V f f i d l u s ^ f t h * d S S 5 * f ECONOMY STRIKES THEATRES she was given a hearty welcome. # , *y* t*1* •‘•Port aays th a t! with steam escaping nnd deep rumb LLOYD-GEORGE SAYS (By Th, AmocIi WS Tift) teaching needs to be made a real lings. The population arc reported Heard National Bank, is progressing COAL WAR IS ON slowly. . The government Is now in­ NEW YORK, Oct. lfl.— An economy profession’* and that “ adequate sal*'fleeing. • GOV. COOLIDGE ON TOUR.. * troducing, its evidence nnd It is be­ wave has struck' the theatres said •ries nre nn absolute essential' for Th* AUocUUit P r ,,,) lieved it will bo ten days' before the President Harris of the Producing .(By Th* A***eUt*4 r. uf the realization of this Ideal." ALABAMA COAL MINES RAID TO LON DO |<$L Oct. lfl.— Lloyd-Gcorgc prosecution rests. The defense will Managers Association, cutting prices addressing the nation on the pending' PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lfl.—GdvetJ BE GUARDED WITHIN niso produce a big volume o f evi­ and. malny failures. PRICES ON CARS FALLING coal miners strike said the govern- nor Coalidgc left today on his SouthAND OUT. dence and may require an equal --------:— x-----------ment settlement for proposals had J™ t0U1, including points in Virginia, nirr n o t o n f u l l v a l u e c a r s --------. nmount o f time before the cases go . - - *. •* TROUBLES IN LONDONDERRY been rejected^ and thc ^nation would ^North Carolina, nnd West Va. YTnP.H to 11,0 in,T- At, the conclusion of resist the strik* with all Its strength. I ‘ Announcements of price changes . . ., ,ND,!.A*?AP0L,18/ 15^-Dnlted the present cases other officials will (B/ Th* AM*el*t*4 rra„) ------------ x------------| EMIGRANTS TURNED BACK several motor car manufacturers Mine Workers of America announced ^ |accd on tria, LONDONDERRY. Ireland, O ct lfl. BOARD OF INQUIRY APPOINTED hsv had one effect, at least—they today that they would ask the federal 1 P*Vr --------- Tntt ) T f f l —Scones of wild disorder reoccurred (Br Th*' A***cUU4 nave caused intending buyers to look 1government to investigate rep ‘^ffnc*? PRESBYTERIANS AT PLANT CITY here during a running fight Between (By Th, Ai**ci*u4 gr**,) I W’ ASHINGTON, Oct. lfl,—Emi­ rerjr closely into values,” Bays Leslie j peonage In the Alabama coal rival hands o f -youths. Pedestrians ly ASJIINGTON, Oct. lfl.—A) board ' grants on a Turkish steamer frbtrh YDynn o f (he Bryan Auto Co., Dort They __ 0 aaid a number of mines were A meeting which will bring to fled in terror. Trodps were called. distributors Here. Of inquiry has been appointed to In- Constantinople headed to nn Am trisurrounded by high board ‘fences with -o • — ■ ■ ■» ■«— ; . Vestlgatc charges ‘Just so much value can be built guard bouses at openings to prevent Plant City n number' o f prominent ‘ res of lilegnl execution can pprt without passnorts will OIL IN SALVADOR. of Haitians iv American Marines, .bet permitted to land, the Labor, into a car. There is a fixed price for entrance or exit without permission citizens o f tho state and eminent f,1! Units and raw materials nnd very and in a majority o f cases miners divines of the denomination, U; that and will meet hero' next week before pnrtment announced. Thousanda (P r Th* A m t l i M T n tt) o f the Presbytery o f S t Jdhns. Which going to ITaytl to Investigate, See re- Greeks, Jews and i j i flp*lblHty on the cost of labor. were dismissed for agitation. Armenians ara SALVADOR, Oct. lfl—Petroleum will convene with the Firit Presby­ tary Daniels said. Search is being aboard, Add to this tho expense o f the engi­ ------------ x-----------haa ben discovered here geologists terian church on Tuetdav, > October neering and other departments and made for former Marines implicated, AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED , 17th. The Presbytery will be in sea- announced. me interest on the Investment nnd x-----------HARDING'S SISTER RESIGNS. ------------ x------------sion through Wednesday and probab­ >°“ have the first cost o f the car. . (»T Tt* Amm1(M rr»«i) ON JAPANESE QUESTION A real estate deal involving the d r Th- A***cUi*4 h w ) ‘Not long ago the maker of a cer­ CHICAGO, Oct. lfl.— Bryan Mc­ ly part o f Thursday morning.—The purchase of ten thousand acres/7 nf ,w . —Mre. (By Th* AmmUUS T n u .) * tain high priced car reduced the pric- Mullen, of Dallas, air mail pilot, waa Plant City Courier. lahd was made recently nt OHando, enator •V various types from $1,000 to killed today when his plane fell near NORFOLK. Oct. lfl.—Spanish Vice by the1 Florida Good Homes Co. WON BN DU RANCH TEST _ ns district, police•1,400. Under the new schedule the Batavia, Ilf. » ‘ Consul here forwarded to tho Span­ Hardinr, woman. No ot) was stated. vnjuc is Just the same as under the O r Th* A m *«U I,4 Br**,) This Is looked upon os n banner ish embassy at Washington a copy j n'd. When everything thnt goes into PRODUCE ARTIFICIAL _ - . . . - 'i , * »'■., n «. CAMP DEVANP, Oct. 16.— Mile. year at .Stetaon University, there be­ of the letter to customs <ollcct»'rs car costs just the same as It Denise, army remount grade thor­ ing ah unusually large registration. protesting against the raid tin the DEALING M1TJW 1*ARM (R E D IT 8 Th* A hk UIW rr»,«) did on thw first of September, what’s i Spanish itenhier Satvsdora by feder._ _ . .. TH UR, Ontario, Oct. 16. oughbred raade, ridden by r Major The enrollment is expected to run jn«* answer to the reduced price? D|d PORT /jl prohibition Agents* Tho.Cbtuml cxOct tf»nl Pnrmi»M over 600. ' • ■ ^Stanley Koch* won the three hundred gatiQn company is being 'kebuyer n month ngp get full value? — Aerial poets a protekt will he mad.* from •rr ,,ni,p to produce rain by send- mile endurance feat. , ‘This feeling is manifested among Live Qak is living up to its name ■ ■ -■■■*— ;-------T J rC h " Ut<!, F tientl R es,A e B ^ a t ? r e ^ r t whl5h nirplanes Into the air to con!?>•<;pi of all ersdea of care frdm nnd ,has called a bona election for department. , ________ . K , expected tonight dealing with farm *r . atmospheric moisture by V* light four to the heavy* aix, eight the purpose o f voting for the clouds with liquid air. l,Jt —$20,000 „ I .nj. twelve. People think o f the mar­ > iAT THE STAR THEATRE tor parks and CHAMPION WAFFL£ -T ’ ■■ , ;t7" ixr W I Tg "and $15^)00 “ .. of nrefit nn cqgipared jeiUi VjUue. play grounds. ,• TODAY. EATER OF f n E WORLD lio r a n m , < IN COTTON ’ IRISH AGAINST LEAGUE. As f« r as we are concerned the re­ *I faction in price by some of the m»* (By Th* A w m UU * T n tt.) s (By Th* Ah «U U 4 T n tt) .* The most stnpendous and Sen­ There seems to be an epidemic o f *cra has had no Visible effect. There * national Photoplay of the SeaNEW YORK, Oct. lfl^-Marine building in Avon Park, houses going NEW YORK,^O ^ ifl^ R ^ u d la tlo n NEW YORK. Oct. ifl.-F ,n 4 h -r “ «« mqch value built Into the Dort tto in all parts o f the town and sel­ Panh Francis Jones qualified aa the severe breaks In the price of cotton U possible and thfa fleet ia pretty o f the League o f Nations at the nat­ • aon—PRLSCELLA DEAN in dom a dnv passes but some one nn- champion waffle — -------s eater o f the — world, !------ . on the exchnn^e todav with alt aetldV' »«1I understood. Also, Dort prices ional election Is urged In a resolu­ • "1718 VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL" ?""♦—»» for --1 ***' »tion adopted, by the national e»ttog twenty-six and half In a• cfl«- OcMverirs make new low records for* •re known to represent an unusually additional houses. teit with a soldier. v season. lo* profit." * : pf Friends of <Irish Freedom. ■ t *a r - . THE HOME OF THE WIGHT TIRE COMPANY IS AMONG THE FINEST IN FLORIDA ■ . ' . . .“ W ■ 'tS ■' ili * - REPUBLICANS RESOURCES MUST HELP REPUBLICANS PLAY RACIAL FOR ROADS DEMOCRATIC CAN WIN PREJUDICE AND SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN BIG PRIZES n ■: ; E V ;----------- '••wl �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD FRIDAY. OCTOBER* 15, 1520 THEATRE F R ID A Y AND Gives the Wearer a‘J j j y Distinctive Appearance SEE O U R N E W LINE OF Marvelous! Collossal! IFIED ADVERTISING RATES Cash most accompany order. Ten cents extra If charged. Advertising In this column in which the address of the adverUser is not given bnt which refers you to Post* office Box Number or Care o f the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who the r arc, and If we do we are not expected to tell you. One Time, per word... Three Times, per word Six Timss< per word.. 4 'ork clothes have taken a drop at tKINB A BRITT.______________ TO RENT or for sale, large ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chas. Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. ____________________ 156-tfc A real first-class blue serge suit can now be purchased for $39.50 at PERKINS A BHIT T . _________ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished" rooms 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. 160-tfe ENKIUilZER4 u a tvlunmn vac­ uum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do it Now. lwk WANTED—5 or 6 room house or down stairs apartment in good neighborhood. Mrs. H. T. Pace. Gen. Delivery.__________________164-3tp PERKINS & BRITT have brought to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING stunt in big chunks. Visit them during their sal* and save some dollars. FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ keeping, rooms, running water, two beds in room.— Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak Avenue, Eagle Home. 164-Ctp FOR SALE!— Ford, A -l condition, good tires, some extras, $350 cash. Apply Railroad Restaurant Depot. 184-3tp ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, 109 East First street, over Union Pharmacy._________- _________ 163-tfc FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish7 ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue. 157tfc Edit SALE—bresaera, • chain, swings, stoves, etc. at Me parsonage. Magnolia Av*. The high price of clothing ii torn down by Perkins & Britt. FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck thoroughly overhauled for tale cheap. See 11. G. Dicterich or W. E. Walthall. 163-fltp CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E 30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready to set about Oct. 16th. -tl.0 0 per thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side. second 401 South French Ave164-2tp FOR SALE-—Furniture. Inquire at 119 W. Second street. 161-3tp NOTICE— Wo have several- barrels of slacked lime which we will sell very cheap to make room fo r a car o f Alabama lime. For this week only. — Hill Lumber Co. 164-2tc WANTED— Colored woman servant to go to Miami, Fla. Apply at 115 Park Ave. 163-3tc TO RENT— Garden lot on the Shares — Ten minutes away from post o f­ fice, has 1,000 strawberry plants on lot. Has irrigation ana is fenced. •See or write C. H. Lefflcr. 164-3tc FOR SALE—Hall rack, roller top desk, bed, springs and felt mat tress, 3 plate gas burner. See Rob­ ert Hines at Peoples Bank. 184-2tp S P E C IA L P R IC ES TROUBLE HERE? No, not If if* «n “ EXJDE" Battery properly car­ ed for. Owners o f tbla Battery should come to the “ EXIDE” Battery station for any trouble. We rechanre and repair all makes o f batteries.— Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. WANTED—Cabinet and fancy inside trimming work, by a first class 165-6tc mechanic. T‘ Phone 118-W. FOR SALE— dne good horse. Phone 277.______________________ 166-lw-c FOR SALE— Rooming house, 12 rooms and bath, Completely furnlshed. 5 year 1 se. 503 West Third. Phone 284. Automobile Batteries. We have a rental battery fo r you while we charge youra or make repairs. We m i UENT-Fartly furnished sell “ E a IDES" (the Giant that Uvea stairs fla t Four rooms, bath, in a box).— Ray Brothers. Phone 648­ kitchenette, porch, modern conven­ —Old Ford Garage. • . 165-tfc iences. Apply 717 E. Second SL 164-3tc LARGE AUDIENCES A t THE BAPTIST CHURCH WANTED— By Nov. i7tT rrou, house, unfurnished or partly The audiences at the Baptist furnished; or an apartment. Small church arc very large. Dr. George family and references exchanged. Hyman is presenting a aeries o f ser­ Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad­ mons on “ Dramatic Occasions from dress at once, “ Cottage” in ca re. of the Acts o f the Apostles.” the Herald. ’ ' dh-tf. Next Sunday the subjects will be FOUNDL-A -dark bay mule jrlth as follows; glass eye by H. Manning, Rand Sid­ 11a. m., “ What and Where is Your ing. Owner can hnve same by pay­ Rating 7” Ing damagea. lC5-6tp 7:30 p. m., “ Who is Your Boss?” An excellent sextette composed of WANTED—Industrious lady or gen­ tleman agent panted in Sanford to Mesdames Phillips and Ryan, Misses handle Watkins' products. Goods are Stewart and Gallagher. Messrs. Mur­ well known everywhere. Agents av­ rell and Gatchc! furnish the music. erage $1 an hour. Write for free Mrs. Schelle Maine* is the pianist. catalog today.—J. R. Watkins Co., You have been wanting to dance S. T., Memphis, Tern. 165-ltp for some time and dance to good mu­ FOR RENT— One large bod ' room, sic and you have the chance tonight suitable for two vouny Indies. Ap- ut the Vnldez with a good Door and piy 519 West First street.___ 165-3tc BushniH'a orchestra. FOR SALE— Celery plants. M. Han son, Shoe Repairer. * 165-2tt Quality Hata— Quality Shop. It S P E C IA L BARGAINS Big 5 o'clock dinner at Hotel Valx, followed by short • Inspiring ost responses, and then, at 8:30 p. ., public speaking on the . street. Among those who have sent word they will be here are Campaign Manager Alexander Akerman, Candidate for Governor George E. Gay; Nomi­ nees for United States Senator John M. Cheney, and for Congressman from the Fourth district Crate D. Bowen, Secretary Campaign Commit­ tee W. R. 'O ’Neal, ana Chairman of State Central Committc Daniel T: ' Gcrow. Other notables also. Ail ladies as well as gentlemen, who are imbued with the spirit of true Americanism, economy of ad­ ministration, retrenchment in II. C. L., and a wise National policy, at home and abroad, arc invited. Tick­ ets for the dinner arc $1 and may be obtained at the Valdez or at the Lincoln House. Secure same early. Everybody come and hear the speak­ ing in the evening. By Order of Committee ' B. G. SMITH, Chairman NOT SO AT AUTO C O M PA N Y’S YOU GET $1.25 FOR YOUR 55 CENT DOLLAR ever made in Sanford on Autom obile Tires and Prices with every casing. N o W a r Tax. EE •. FABRIC ■ 30x3 ’ 30x3* 32x3 31x4 32x4 CORD , i ••• $14.70 , 17.37 $18.84 $28.15 $30.15 20.35 22.25 34.71 37.70 23.50 25.53 26.47 28.79 44.85 47.75 FABRIC la CORD n. •, A ll Tires Guaranteed Standard M akes FABRIC Ptala N. S. CORD T. T. N. •. 35x4* $38.66 $42.15$53.48 $57.58 36x4* 43.10 54.96 58.87 33x5 46.79 61.06 65.36 35x5 , 49.57 65.22 69.80 • Fabric guaranteed 6 ,0 0 0 miles. PH O N E 66 Cord guaranteed 8 ,0 0 0 miles FIRST STREET A N D SANFORD A N E N U E �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1920 ?H C4 ">'/ ^a'jT '| ___ I fa ililJ i ip% l y5 i | }.=h. bW W M B IK ^r'V I'j f r e g g | p 3» r . /-i __ t$ i 3al 1 )i' |.*f .' 1 «. ■ :>;4$;i;J HHHH 4’fi-igrfI •’ ^■•VV--*-A? H I [ .'V:.''Z* ■§ p ****$*****&*** - “Now - is your opportunity DON’T overstay the fall ing market and wait too long before you buy ♦ _ * r - , * r -Ir,* �Editor Secretary-Treasure General Manage ;g J. HOLLT, I. LILLABD, a . a . NEEL. • F. P. RINES, Circulation Manager Phone 48L a Jfirttots* S t— ***** — AwNtnUs Subacrirtkm Price In Advance One Year ............ ........... ............. Three Months - - — — — — fDelivered, In City by Carrier One Weak — ~ — ........ — IB C* Member o f the Associated Press. d e m o c r a t ic p r e s id e n t ia l ELECTORS. Charles E. Jones Martin Caraballo j . G. Sharon P. W. Corr W. V. Knott G. B. Wells. economy, wise buying, saving and in* ‘vestment in'Liberty Bonds, War Savin|;» Btamp* and Thrift stamp*. • t. "In the campaign for betterment of home economic conditions, we will work with the Department of. Agriculture establishing contact through ^ _ iil ,Jenning» o f New "York. * ihc housewives of this country, it is estimated, last year did work to the value of 119,000,000,000. Altho they were not paid in wages or sal­ ary for this work they are one of the most potent financial and economlc forces in the nation. They are entitled to their fair share o f ad­ vancement and they are npt getting **• , They have the right to .improve their financial condition, to make their work financially more effective and efficient and they should have the opportunity tp do so. “ They earn their full share o f the household wen Ithan d they have" an equal right to determine ita disposi­ tion. In fairness to themselves and their children they must see to It that-it i» disbursed effectively and safeguarded properly. We aim to pi*££ before them the principles of thrift and financial safety which will enable them to enlo” their financial responsibilities to the full.” Sanford friend* appreciate his inter' •at In the affairs and institutions of CoLThrasher also sent a generous dotation to the fund raised to In­ crease the salaries of our teachers, showing his continued interest in the education of boys and girls o f San­ ford. He has always been a friend and patron of education, and the peo- T inytow n; E. P. Drayton, Orlando; Lee Horn, Cincinnati; G. A. Wieland, ways remember his encouragement of Kalamazoo, Mlcl}.; G. A. Watson, her educational Institutions. May he soon return to bless our town with his presence. T. W. LAWTON, • . Pres. Femald-Laughton Memorial Hospital. Whitman's Sampler ----- ---- x----------- Business la flourishing.. . • • • ‘■ prices are failing and H. C. L. Perkins A Britt. C. A. M A T H E W S Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators—but this is Florida HEAL ESTATE A N ew M ae W ith th e O to T In n A.- P. ConoliV. 108 Magnolia Ave. W e have just received a belated shipment of * * :7 r -* r. * - Sanford's Moat Popular Hotel * ’■ SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL Under Management of WALTER B. OLSON Our Specialty*— Seminole's famous $1- Sunday Dinner J.E . SPURLING Ball Hardware A la Carte Service all day. Huyler'a Candies REMEMBERS HOSPITAL, SENDS IN DONATION Fernald-Laughlon Memorial Hospital Receives Liberal Donation from Col. A. M. Thrasher. Nice weather. Misa D. C. Roth, Epstoln, Oshkosh, Refrigerators and Ice Boxes M O B LE Y ’S GANDIES Louisville, Ky. Chicago; E. C. Mich. Wiley's Candies Col. A. M. Thrasher, who has for is the past year been residing in Switz­ erland, has not forgotten Sanford, his Log Cabin Pecan. .N u t Roll If we can live a few weeks longer t can .live forever. Have ou noticed what a wonder of boost is in the air? And do you know that the major­ ity o f the people o f Sanford do not ___ I ‘to _get "net up” about any city intend p o litie s . MOBLEY'S “ MAN WAS CREATED TO GROW AND MULTIPLY —TO BECOME BROADER, GREATER AND RIOTElt. TO PUSH FORWARD AND ONWARD, TO BE( J Or COMB WISER AND STRONGER. A POWER AND M . INFLUENCE IN HIS COMMUNITY. BE THAT MAN. MULTIPLY YOUR INCOME BY INVESTING IN THE 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK OF T n B SOUTHERN UTIL­ ITIES COMPANY AND BECOME FINANCIALLY STRONGER TODAY THAN YOU WERE YESTERDAY. THERE IS NONE BETTER. . And do you know that it makes hut little difference to the average citi­ zen whether he signs a petition for a candidate or whether he votes or whether there shall ever be another city election. \ It Is all right to thresh out these public questions and it is all right to have a little friendly controversy once ’ every two or three years but the city commission form of govern­ ment is all right with a few minor changes and any attempt to go back to the old form will meet with stem opposition. • # • • And then wc have no time for city politics and when the general elec­ tion is over tho progressive people of this city will settle down to build "a big city here and they will let noth­ ing interfere with that program, We spend too much time on the street comers talking politics and not enough time in the Board o f Trade room talking business that concerns all of tho firms of this city moat vi­ tally. Lot's go. • • * • , HOW THEY VOTE. ' It Isn’t true that, as many a poli­ tician has said, “ the women will vote as the non vote.” That this is a fact is shown by the official returns of the Illinois pri­ maries there a powerful political boss (ThompsonJ was the issue. The fight wns for and ngaigst the Thomp­ son machine. The result? The Thompson machine candidate for senator got a 9,000 plurality of the male vote. But the anti-mac nine candidate got 38,000 more women's votes than tho Thompson man. The Thompson candidate for gover­ nor received 40,000 more votes of men than his opponent. But the antiThompson candidate got 38:000. more •women’s ovtcs than the machine man. Illinois women proved conclusively that they will not vote as men vote when men insist upon voting for po­ litical machines and political bosses. Nobody better than the bosses thcmaolvcs know why they were so emphatic in their opposition to wom­ an suffragc.—Daytona Journal. ECONOMY FOR THE AMERICAN WOMEN “ The housewives of Americn arc going to take an active instead of a passive part in the financial and econ­ omic future of tho nation and we are going to help to dp so." This is the way Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, presi­ dent o f the General Federation for the next two years, urges women to be thrifty *ano to invest in govern­ ment securities—Thrift and War Sav­ ings Stamps and Treasury ccrtifi^ ' T o that end?’ continued Mrs. "Win­ ter, “ we have adopted a country-wide campaign for thrift and for the study o f home economics. In each o f these campaigns we will work -in co-opera­ tion with the federal government. In the thrift campaign wo will follow the movement inaugurated by the savings division o f the treasury for thrift, sav. Ing and safe Investment In government securities.” .............. “ Mrs. Samuel Lnmpldn will be in charge o f this work and will organize our forces In eery state to co-operate BANANAS PEARS GRAPES APPLES AVOCADOS SQUASH TOMATOES CELERY SWEET POTATOES RUTABAGA CABBAGE Deane Turner Welaka Building PHONE 497. This Ought to Sound Good to You People Who Want to Deposit Your Savings Where They Will Be Protected Our membership in the D E PO SITO R 'S G U A R A N T E E FU N D are insured A deposit o f cash as per certificates issued by banks in New York City and other d e­ positories having a com bined Capital and Susplus of ----- - —- ,—------ Special Day Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb. . jk w 'l / l C / \ Having been made to Protect our Deposits in our bank against loss in accordance with a contract between our bank and the depositors o f the Guarantee Fund. All you can carry at this price Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24 Pound Sack at PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera­ tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor­ ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, and every Packing House' Products. SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c Just Arrived— 3 cars of Roll Roofing and Strip Shingles. Also a car load of PlasVall Board. If you are figuring on using any Roofing, we are now iti a position, to sav.e you parchased atove before the' last advance in price We also carry a complete line of W. R. RHAN, Prop. [ J L A . HALYER&ON. Mgr. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Sole agents for Yale & Towne and Russell & Erwin Builders’ Hardware Phone us your wants and the same will hare our usual quick service Dealer* in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCABN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS,* KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. See os before baying your supplies. We can save you money. The House of Service, 'Quality and Price Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. Phone 135 �z jr v ly S' -' **y.\i .. ^ | e r / <r W f k a s j . 5 • S P E C IA L 'if ., - ipJ- ' -==* f UUUjl ILL THE 8 AFFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1$, 1928 * MATTHIAS J. VINIKAS BARGAINS FOR THE FIRST C O M P L E T E . HO USE B IL L Miss Pattie Maddux Sets New Record fo r Work at C A R TER LUM BER 'C O . Washington. M Although blind, Minn Pattie Maddox la the Tctcran member of Uncle Sam'a force employed In repairing “bum” mall bags that hare been Incapacitated for service by the wear and tear to hauling lettera and parcel post. Her Job Is replacing new cords In salvaged mall containers, for which aho Is paid $3.00 a day. Mias Maddux OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS Jaratxijr^wo years 'Old ftnd- has been BANK, ALIKE. lo the employ o f the government for 82 years. If there is any particular in which we may be of service, _ She la only one of an organization our management will highly appreciate your call. of 28ft men and women assigned to the task of manufacturing and repairing Our service Is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this the mall bagq and locka need In the community. postnl service throughout the United .. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. States. The post office department la tn the manufacturing business, as witnessed STRENGTH by the output o f the mat! equipment Matthias J. Vlnlkas, who Is In shops tn 1910: Made 472,850 new sacks sharge of the Lithuanian affairs at nt a cost of 880.000 under the lowest Washington, D. C. Hs Is by' profs*- bid received from commercial con­ (Jon a civil engineer, having been edu- cerns; produced 10.308 pieces of equip­ iatsd In European echoed#, - Cooper ment and attachments for other govHOME INSTITUTION Union end Columbia In the United emment departments and for the Rate*. He was chairman of the Llthu- postnl service In the Philippine Islands; inlan executive committee In 191t. • repaired 2^1.12.032 bags at a cost of 7.4 cents npfece: and salvaged 13,900 old [touches by fitting them with new leads. Then, too, Undo Sam manufactures and repairs his own mall locks. The cost of repair has tieen reduced from 18 cents to less than 8 cents apiece. Approximately 1,000,000 locks of Ighter weight have been placed la the service. Manufacturers formerly rent­ B e lo w I g iv e y o u a r e co r d o f the con v iction s in th e Sheriff’s office o f S e m ­ ed the post office department various parts of machines, the rental amount­ in ole C ou n ty from the tim e it w as created in July, 19 1 3 , u p to July 1, 1 9 2 0 ing to 8300,000 a year. Today, housed In a new $200,000 c. M. HAND’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS E. E. BRADY’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS e-proof, concrete building, the mgll Convicted for violating Liquor L a w s_______ 56 Convicted for violating Liquor L a w s---------------- 98 qulpment shop Is a complete manu­ facturing establishment—from a car­ Convicted for violating Gambling Laws ........61 Convicted for violating Gambling Laws ..............181 penter shop to automatic, labor-saving Convicted for violating Vagrancy L a w s .....- 3 Convicted for. violating Vagrancy L a w s ------------- 71 machinery. And, finally, did you know Convicted for violating A ll Other Laws , . j ...3 7 1 Convicted for violating all other l a w s ---------------------382 this shop consumed 70 carloads, or 2.100,000 pounds o f twine during the Total number of convictions u nder E. E. Brady’s Administration................................................ 732 cases fiscal your? Total number of convictions u nder C. M. Hand’s Administration.----------------------------------------- 494 cases Total number of convictions d uring E. E. Brady's Administrationover C. M. H an d.................. 238 rases It is the right of every A m erican w om an to share in the reasonabilities which surround the home. It is right that every wom an should have her in­ dividual Bank A ccou nt and be accorded the priv­ ilege o f paying household expenses b y check. W e especially invite the accounts o f w om en and extend them all o f the courtesies and services of our bank. T . P, Forster, President. Largest and most complete line ever shown in Sanford These stoves were bought on a low market and will be sold very cheap for W from the records o f Seminole County and the same areopen for Inspection-tv anyrttlren of E . E. B R A D Y . ( Watch this apace for further information) - «, DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE TILL YOU GfiTOUR PRICES SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS THE NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL FIND O U T . ____— Hr Til AuocUUd Frui) WASHINGTON. O ct 15 — Seerctary Daniels declared that the tfavy Department welcomed n Con­ gressional Investigation of conditions Hayti. He said that all the rec­ ords were to be made public and that Brigadier General Barnett must have referred to men under court martial when he said he had found evidence to quote the indiscriminate killing of natives. The Facts of the Telephone Situation in Florida mwT Ray Brothers Cut Rate Tire House Phone 548 W e sell nothing but fully guaranteed TIRES and TUBES. W hat we have are brand new. T h ey will never sell as low as we are offering them for the next 30 days, and SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. “ W E BOTH LOSE IF YOU D O N O T BUY T H E M H E R E ." The year 1916 was the best year in the history of this Company. The Company earned during that year more money in the State of Florida than ever before, or since. BATTERIES “ E X I D E ” the “ Giant That Lives in a Box." W e have them to fit all makes of A utom obiles— they sell as low as other batteries; why not get the best? The following figures speak for themselves: Statement of Investment, Revenue and Expense, State of Florida. 1916 1917 1918 1919 Investment . . . . . $3,039,485.54 $3,180,032.91 $-3,410,382.91 $3,707,526.13 .Gross Revenue . . 730,767.71 812,276,73 965.645.48 1,129,044.13 Total Expenses . , 619,233.36 708,427.09 849.559.48 1,018,646.44 Net Revenue.. . . . 111,534.35 103,849.64 116,086.00 110,397.69 Per cent o f net earn­ ings to investment . 3.67 3.27 ' 3.40 2.98 mm ',j yr Old Ford Garage B y J. E pps B row n , President i Investment, Expense, Revenue i ■> for WOOD GAS and OIL To the Voters of Seminole County The above Is this County. B. F. Whitner, Cashier. . J. B . R A Y H . L. R A Y drilled RubberProcess Contrast that with the per cent of profit earned in your busihess! ' «T jmmJbes t f o k f This Company has never earned a profit equal to the legal rate of interest in the' slate o f Florida, so that there were no excess earn­ ings during the past. These figures show the actual operations in this state. in Prices SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work The investment shown is all physical property, and is what it originally cost the Company. There is not one dollar for franchise, “ going value’ * or any so-called intangible properfy. There is no question of stocks or bonds or capitalization of any kind involved. These figures represent the original cost o f the actual physical property of. the Company used by the public o f Florida, the actual expenses incurred in operating that property and the gross, and net revenue received— nothing .more and nothing less. Sport Model Chalmers..... One lb. pkg. Brookfield Seven Passenger Chalmers Five Passenger Chalmers’ This property is worth more than the figure representing its orig­ inal cost. ,T o reproduce this property today would cost not less than 100 per cent more than it originally cost. Florida and Western Beef, Pork and Sausage If the Company’ s net eamings w ere measured by today’s value of the properly, they would not exceed l .5 per cent. PURE FOOD $1,170 LOTT MOTOR COMPANY The next advertisem ent will give the facts o f the service situation. * 2,150 2,035 SANFORD, FLORIDA > , * PHONE 105 at The Herald Office 402 SANFORD AVENUE -V- ; ' * , . m-r'y -• ■ ' - br- . • • - •. .• r , •- j. ;Y.: . f» . i 8 , _ ;■ -•*■i -i X A.F T^' ■ - ■ �* i OCTOBER 16, 1920 » . Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest —« y*" — ■1' « T] ■■«$/ - 11 ■1 1 In and About *£The City *£ TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure ---- •- 1:58 a. m. 2:03 a. m. ----- 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m. ------3:05 p.m . 8:25 p.m. •— 2 :43 a. m. 2:58-a. m. ----8:40 a. m. ------3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. ------ 7:30 p.m . 7:35 p .m . Trilby Branch . . . . . -------------- 8:00 a.m. ---------------------- 3:26 p.m. Leesburg Branch OArido Branch 11 ," IM* Summary of the Floating Small . Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* with the line music furnished by BushnoU'*. celebrated orchestra of DeLand the dancers enjoyed them­ selves until some time after mid­ night. Delicious punch was served all during the evening made by Gene Roumillat and the floor was in charge o f C. M. Hand, and all "went as merry ns a marriage boll.” The "IS” Club will endeavor to give a dance once each month In the endeav­ or to raise sufficient money to build tho headquarter# o f the Rod and Gun C16b and the building will also be the tourists headquarters with every­ thing that will amuse and make com­ fortable the visitors to the city. THAT IS JUST EXACTLY WIIAT I f WILL COST YOU FOR A SHIRT. REGULAR PRICE $9.00. WK nA V E MADE ONE LARGE LOT OF SILK AND PART SILK SHIRTS. MOST OF W niCn IS THIS SEA­ SON’S STOCK. AND ARE OFFERING THEM TO YOU FOR $3.98. TIlfeSE SHIRTS ALL RUN FROM $6.00 TO $9.00. DURING THIS SALE 18 THE $2.00 SILK SOCKS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR 98c. MEN’S AI.L WOOL SHIRTS, REGULAR $6.00 KIND FOR $3.75. AND WORK CLOTHES. YOU JUST OUGHT TO SEE THEM ANI) TIIEIIl PRICE NOW. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Services SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17th Subject: ‘The Doctrine of Atonement' Mrs. C. A. Rnulcrson is the week end guest of Mrs. David Speer, • The price o f LEX­ the IN GTO N has never been in­ flated, and we guarantee the present price until January first 1921. In other words, should there be a reduction, we will refund the drop. We will receive this month two Special Thorobred Jobs in (Sport) the One Beaver Brown color, Khaki Top and Curtains to match, and Tan Spanish Upholstery, with Disteel, Wire or Wood Wheels in colors to match. At present wo have only ong LEXINGTON in stock and will be glad to give you a demonstration. U PSA LA AND GRAPVILLE. ■ Mrs. Austin Williams, of Sanford, Mrs. Proctor, of Geneva, wns in spent n day,Inst week with Mrs. Sanford, Thursdny the guest o f her Viola Williams. sister, Mrs. Tiltls. We understand that Clarence BergS. W. Walker, Jr.*, is in the city quist, ond of the A. C. L. shop force, throntned w'ith blood poison but Un tins week visiting his father, Dr. S. is now hoarding again with his sis­ dtrr the care of Dr. Martin, of Osce ter, Mrs. E. W. I.undquist. W. Walker and family. oia, are doing qicely. Lee Cruse, of North Carolina', has Among the visitors to the cit; Henry Anonaoq, o f Mussel Shoals, l>een visiting with his brother, A1 day from Geneva were J. IL bert and wife for a number of days. All., Is visiting his father, Mr. II. dleston and D. D. Daniels. Anonsen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bortleson Miss Edna Geiger and aunt, Mrs. Mr. ami Mm. O. P. Swope and and baby motored over to DeLand family of Oviedo were in the city last Sunday, having Mr. and Mrs. Wesson, of Orlando, spent Sunday Emil Mngnuson with them as guests v ’ lh Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger. today on o shopping expedition. for the trip on n visit to their sister, Mrs. Adam Karr. ’ Me. Cleqn Scig, of Jacksonville, is Mr. C. P. Sieg, of Jacksonville, visiting his sister, Mrs. Carol Cul­ wns a visitor in Sanford this week the Miss May Dryden, n cousin of Mrs. pepper. guest of his brother, Chief Speer. Mcelor wns n welcome visitor at the Sunday school. Mr nnd Mrs. W. G. Kilbee enter­ Miss Eloisc Keen is in the city tained a number of young people from Washington. I). C\, on. a visit We were glad to 'se e Mrs. John last Friday, in honor of Mrs. Kllto her mother, Mrs. R. C. Keen and Rorcll able to be with her class again bee's cousin, Miss Anna Bex Flynt, her sister, Mrs. Nnthnn O. Garner. and getting tho use of her foot lifter of Forsyth, Gn. The evening wns hnving run n rusty nail in it about spent playing games nnd music ami n gnod time .generally. Mrs. Kilbee Mrs. Judge Houston and daughter, ten.days ago- -• • served ns refreshments fruit salad, Miss Florida, are the guests of Mrs. Fred Krell, nnother of the A- C. L. with snltines nnd cake nnd grape ice. Campbell and Miss Lucy Hird Smyth at tm: Hotel Valdez for a few days. shop hoys is off on hiH vneation this Those present w ere:. Mr. and Mrs. week; leaving Wednesday on* the 85, Clifford Proctor, Mr. ami Mrs. Ross with his wife ami little dnughtcr to Miss Eloisc Keen -is in the city visit for 10 days with his folks at Ar- Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Cul­ pepper, Misses Clnre Harrison, Hel­ from Washington, D. C., on a visit rndia. en Moran, Anna Bex Flynt, ami to her mother, Mrs. R. C- Keen ami Messrs. Lester Brown, Ossie Flynt, her sistifr, Mrs. Nuthnn O. Gamer. We are glad to hnve Mr. and Mrs. ami Culver Etheridge. Volic Williams hack again on their A. R. Robinson, o f Lnke Monroe, home place in Grnpeville. who wns bitten a few days ngo by n rattle snake Is improving very rap­ They hnve made n number of ini* idly although he had n very close provements, having installed electric call of it. lights nnd a telephone service In the house and nre contemplating a num­ Mr. nnd Mrs.| B. .G. -Smith, of ber of others to their already pretty Oviedo, are among the visitors to the home. IJtle Voile wns quite 111 where city today, Mrs. Smith being the they were but is all right now. guest of Miss Annie Hawkins on Cel­ ery nvenue. There wns quite a party going ov­ er Sunday to Zellwood to visit at the Miss Nomin Herndon is spending home of Mr. Houston. the week end with her parents nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson nnd will return to Stetson tomorrow af­ their two daughters, Idailne and Edternoon. Miss Normn is taking art wina enme over from Holly Hill with at Stetson this year. their nephew, and were joined with their brothers family In Grnpeville Mrs. Richard L. Sellers, who has arid also by Mr. and Mr*. Edwin been very ill at her home at Lake Lundquist and' HtUe Raymond, Mr. Monroe tor the past month, is im­ and Mrs. John Lundquist nnd Clar­ proving very nicely^ much to the ence Borgquist. gratification of her friends. Wo think it is a pretty raw deal The Democratic Executive Commit­ the school board has given to the tee is having a big rally nt Oviedo country school children. Nearly nil tonight. Among the speakers will the parents wore in the meeting on be Judge Householder, Judge Moines, Wednesday night to protest ns to the J. J. Dickinson, George A. DeQottes. payment of the bus tax. Mrs. John Leonardi, C. M. Hand and several others. GENEVA emima l Flour Buckwheat Flour The LEXINGTON is one of the Few Cars that costs you practically toothing to operate. Ask those who have running tnese for the past - 4 * Mr. nnd Mrs. Sandy Anderson have returned home nfter a visit to of the cities of the mnnv — — larger — north nnd northeast where Mr. An­ derson was engaged In the vegetable and fruit business. Mrs. Endor. Curlctt entertained at luncheon in honor o f Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, who Is leaving soon to make her home in Sanford. Those present were: Mesdames W. A. Whit­ comb, C. A. Rnulcrson, Roland Reed, W. L. Adams, L. A. Sheldon, EichAmong .the out-of-town visitors to ner and Endor Curlctt and Mrs, Clif­ tho. city last night attending the ford Proctor, dance nt the Valdez Hotel were Dr. Cecil Butt, o f Orlando, and the WhltThe A. R. C. met at the home of ncr twins, the- Misses Whitner of Mrs. Clifford Proctotf last f Friday, Tampa, all of them are well known the officers elected for the followhere and their many friends were iffg year are as follows: Chnirinon, glad to sec them again. Mrs. Roland Reed; Vice-chairman, Mrs. Clifford Proctor; Secretary and E. C. Shreve, o f Indianapolis, is Treasurer, Mrs, W. L. Adams. now night clerk nt the Valdez Hotel and being an experienced hotel man The little daughter of Mr. and is giving the many patrons of this Mrs. C. F. Harrison who was serious­ popular hotel the best of service. Mr. ly 111 all last week Is recovering Shreve came here from Harrisburg slowly under the care of Dr. Sim­ Pa., where he was in the hotel busi­ mons, o f Oviedo. ness for several years nnd has been with many o f the largest and best Mrs. G< nre Peters and Mr*. Car­ hotels In Jthc country. ol Culpej-j cr have been anxiously a ------------x------------ Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins k Britt. ' Seminole, Lake V o lusia, Orange and Osceola Counties Premier Frankfurt Premier Salad Dressing Avondale Peaches 3 lb.can Hoys clothing has been cut thifd o ff at Perkins & Brit DANCE AT THE VALDEZ HOTEL LAST NIGHT The dance at the Valdes Hotel last night given by the ” 18” Club *aa a treat success some seventy-fi re cou­ ple* being on the floor when the dsneo started and many more drop­ ping In later In the evening.* Many out-of-town.guest* were pre#tont and IF YOU LTto groceries you go to a ferocery store. IF YOU M you go to a clothing store IF Y OUwanl' Powdered Milk 15 lbs. Irish Potatoes REAL ESTATE «*e e . f 4l a n e “ The Hcjd Estate Man” Mum *S Minimum Charge for any one One Time, per word... Three Times, per word Six Timas per word. Over Six Times, per issue. Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra If charged.. Advertising in thin column In which the addrrss of the advertiser is not given hut which refers you to Post* office Hox Number or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly, Please do not nsk un for the mimes of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they are, and if we do we are not expected to tell you. Work clothes have taken a drop at FOR SALE— Ford, . Arl condition. PERKINS & BRITT. good tires, some extras, $350 cash. TO RENT or for salo, lnrpo ware­ Apply Railroad Restaurant Depot. 101-3tp house with railroad siding.—Chns. Tyler, care Zn chary Tyler Veil, Co. ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, ___________________________ 156-tfc 109 East First street, over Union 103-tfc New line o f Congolcums nnd Art Pharmacy. One good horse. Phone Squares.— A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford FOR SALE ___________ 105-lw-c 277. Ave. Phone 650. , 166-tfc FOR RENT— Nicely furnished roomR FOR HALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck thoroughly uverhaulrd for sale 320 Oak avenue. Phono 308J. ICO tfe cheap. See H. G. Dictcrlch or W. E. Walthall, 103-Ctp '•brsr,i{ui/.r.R is a human vac Special reduction in men's nnd Inuum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do it Now. ________________ ‘ Iwk dies’ W. I* Dougins shoes.— A. (Con­ ner, 213-16. Sanford Ave. Phone 560. WANTED—f> or. C room house or 166-tfc down stairs apartment In good neighborhood. Mrs. II. T. Pace, Gen. Phone 308J. Delivery. lti-l-.'ltp 166-tfc PERKINS & BRITT have bfcught to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur­ ing their snle nnd save some dollars. FOR RENT— 2 nice furnished houseA real first-class blue serge suit keeping rooms, running water, two can now lie purchased for $39.60 at hods in room.— Mrs. Riddling. 205 PERKINS & BRITT. Oak Avenue, Eagle Home, 164-Otp W A IT E D —Cabinet and fancy inside TO RENT— Garden lot on, tho Shares trimming work, by a first class —Ten minutes away from post of- f mechanic. Phono 218-W. 166-Oto five, has 1,000 strawberry plants on WANTED.—A Good large farm lot. Has Irrigation nnd is fenced.) See or write C. II. Lcffl*r. 164-3tc OR RENT—One large bed roonV - i suitable for two young Indies. Ap- „ y 610 West First street. ■165-3tc OR SALE— Celery plants. M. linn*1*® son, Shoe Repairer. Ifi5-2tr ®** OR RENT— Partly furnished un- ^ stairs flat. Four rooms, hath,. * tchcnettc, porch, modem convcn- *nB nces. Apply 717 E. Second St. '— 164-3tc WANTED— By Nov. 1st, a 4, to 0 room house, unfuri.Di.od or partly furnished; or nn npartfnent. Small family nnd references exchanged. Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad­ dress at once, ’’ Cottago’.’ in care of Dally Service Phone 66 the Herald._____ dh-tf. FOUND— A dark bay mule ■With im i glass eye by H. Manning, Rand Sid­ ing. Owner can have same by pay- * ing damages, TROUBLE HERE? No, not If It’s an “ EXIDE” Battery properly car­ ed for. Owners of this Battery should come to the "EXIDE” Battery sta­ tion for any trouble. We recharge nnd repair all makes of batteries.— Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage. Dodge Touring i Mrs. C. E. Secrest. of French ave­ nue, and her sister, Mrs. T. C. Chap­ man, of Seattle, Wash., motored to Orlando Wednesday afternoon on a .shopping trip. Mrs. Chapman will leave today by way of New Orleans and Los Angeles, stopping while enroute with relatives In California and expecting to reach her homo In Seat­ tle by November 1st. Distributors for 85c per dozen CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 10* tWikrwt Sanford, $ Florida See our line of electrical lamps. A. Knnner, 213-16 Sanford Ayenue. Phone 660. __________ 166-tfc FURNISHfft) ROOMS—Two furnish cd 'bed rooms, Inquire 311 Park 157-tfe; Avenue. _______ FOR SALE— Rooming house, ' 12 rooms and bath Completely furnlshed. 6 year I ■e. 603 West Third. Phone 284. Automobile Batteries. We have a ! rental battery for you while we j charge your* or make repairs. Wet sell ♦‘EXIDES” (the Giant that lives , In a box).— Ray Btothcrs. Phone 548-; — Old Ford Garage.__________166-tfc | FOR SALE— Dressers, chairs, swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist parsonage, Mnpmolia Ave. 169 Otc The high price of clothing is being torn down by Perkins Wo have Juat’ receivra a line of silverware and casseroles.— A. Knn­ ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave, --Phone 550. ■:: • ' 166-tfc CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE— 30,000 Charleaton Wakefield ready to set about Oct, 15th. S1.00 per thou*and.— F. L.,Greene, West Side. 101-tfc • * Nearly ftew Dodge Roadster Dort Touring, 1920 Ford Touring Republic One Ton Truck � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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' . • ' • Wt7< v ; IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E TA B L E S E C T IO N SANFORD. FLORIDA, VOLUME 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1»20 NUMBER 1 « BOARD OF TRADE HAD GREAT MEETING N E W S OF W O M A N S CLUB ARE BEHIND HARDING COX EXPLAINS THEM An Array That Should Bring Bhisbes To . Americans ALL REACTIONARIES UN-AMERICAN, SPECULA­ TORS, PROFITEERS WHO WANT MORE WAR TO MAKE MONEY and (Br TO# 1—tfl»U4 h » » ) "“COLUMBUS, 0.. O ct 15.—Vigor­ ous array o f the forces he declared were in the opposition ranks was made htre tonight by Gov Cox, speaking at the capital in hla home slate campaign. ., _ . That Senator Harding, his Repub­ lican opponent, has behind him the most motley array of • questionable groups and influences that ever were behind a candidate—an array that to survey brings the crimson blush of humiliation to an American” was as­ serted by thd democratic presidential candidate. , Characterising the various groups named ns "parties," Gov. Cox ssserted that amopg Senator Hardings support were the following: “The reactionary party." ‘‘The pro-German party , , , whose member* opposed our successful prosecution o f the war." ‘‘The Italian party, whose members place a futile Italian Imperialism ov­ er the interests o f this nation.” ‘‘The 'low Wage’ party an organi­ sation with 'n definite understanding that wages must come down." "The suppression party, whose members say or believe that even' bit of progressive thought is to be checked. . , _ , "The Greek party nnd the Bulgar­ ian party, with . . . n common pur­ pose to punish those who considered the welfare o f the world . . . superior to the claims of nationalistic ambi- Social D epartm ent'Holds First Meeting O f Season SOCIAL DEPARTMENT •The social department o f the Woman’a Club held the first of the fall meetings, Tuesday afternoon, with’ an unusually lnrge attendance for the compassion, rather almost with shamo opening meeting. for some, of those who profess to be Mrs. A. P. Connelly, the new chair­ Americans, that the candidate of the man o f the department, made the senatorial ring has behind him today membership— and it was a distinct­ the 'most motley array of question­ ively membership meetlng--feel her able groups and influences that ever enthusiasm in the short inspirational were behind a candidate—an array talk in which phe presented the plana that to survey brings the crimson and programs fo r the y e a r-. blush of humiliation to an American, An important motion unanimously and an assortment of influences that carried was “ that each member o f the he must begin immediately after the department who will bn unable to at­ election to repudiate should the un­ tend a meeting; will notify the hos­ thinkable thing of a reactionary vie tess o f the. da.v to that1effect-"* tory darken the happy prospects of In the social department, especial­ a victorious and nroud America. ly where tables are arranged for "I assert upon the results pf a bridge and refreshments are served, canvass of these United States it is essential that) the hostess be no­ from the Atlantic to the Pacifip that tified and with the duties devolving the reactionary forces .do not place upon her as entertainer, it should not dependence for success upon one par­ be expected that she will call up each ty— the historic Republican party member to ask if they will be pres­ which the evil influences of 1012 have ent. It is not supposed, that mem­ again captured, and of which the*- bers should require Invitations to are in full possession. ‘ • department meetings. Having Join­ “ I affirm that Senator Harding is ed the Club, with the year books at the candidate of more than a dozen hand, there is no reason why a mem­ groups working through the present ber of any department should fall in reactionary Republican leadership. 1 her duty or the obligation she has assert and so advise the American assumed, without a good and reason­ people that the party once led by able excuse for staying away. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln has been sold to Connelly was also hostess for the af­ these several designing parties to. be ternoon and at the close o f the busi­ prostituted for this campaign, I do ness meeting an Interesting game of this so thqt the sober thinking ele­ bridge was enjoyed and a fruit salad ments of all parties mav know the course was served at the refreshment uses to which the Republican organi­ hour. Top score was made by Mrs. zation has been put that they may re­ B. W. Herndon to whom was present­ pudiate those who have made of their ed a lovely basket of roses. Autumn temple a den of disrepute in the at­ flowers decorated the club rooms. tempt to evade the issue of the Lea­ Mrs. Connelly was assisted in the gue of Nations, and distract the pub­ discharge o f her social duties by lic mind from our unswerving sup­ Mrs. R. C. Bower and Mrs. D. P. port of peace and progress." Drummond. ------------ x-----------Mrs. S. Puleaton will be hostess of METHODI8T NOTES the dance, October 26th. .. “The Bayonet party, which believes martini law is a solvent for -all in­ dustrial disputes." "The National Isolation party, whose object is to secure nutoerntie position in the world and whose creed is selfishness." . “ The Liberty Bond Speculators pnrty, now arranging n sudden coup . . . to the prejudice of the taxpaycn».M “ The Anti-Federnl Reserve Act I’arty." "The Profiteer party . . . which seeks . . . to escape payment of tax on incomes swollen by war profits. "The Anti-League of Nations party, possession n perfect understanding with Senator Harding that he is to scuttle every plnn looking to inter­ national peace." "The munitions making party, an organization' with n vast propoganua fund . . . ready nnd eager to embroil the world in fresh wars," “ The Afro-American pnrty, whose hyphenated nctivity. has attempted to stir un troubles among the negroes upon fnlse claims that it can bring social equality." With these arraingments, Gover­ nor Cox said he had NOT made a complete list o f the opposition forc­ es, but said that Senator Harding was the candidate of “ more a doien groups working through the present reactionary republican lead­ ership."- That the party had been “ sold to these several designing par­ ties to *be prostituted for this cam­ paign," was Asserted bv the •gover­ nor. The Governor said: "This campaign for the presidency o f the United States has now reach­ ed the noint where it is possible def­ initely to get fair appraisement of the forces that are aligned on cither side behind the candidates. It »» well to take stock o f these forces and to assess them at their real worth, patriotic or unpatriotic, to measure them as history will meas­ ure them, and to assay them In the light of pretensions to a monopoly •m Americanism. . “ In general, it in not seem ly..to question the forces arrayed behind one’s deeding opponent, but I deem this to be An- Instance in which there Is a right to examine them carefully, and I say this because I have had no hesitancy in granting to my oppon­ ent full and free opportunity to ex­ * amine the foreea and Influences be­ hind my own candidacy. My nomi­ nation came in the open convention, as the result o f the free choice of delegates there assembled. I was not nominated at any 2:11 •• m.- con­ ference in a smokv room o f a hotel suite, and I am Derfectly willing that the forces endorsing my candidacy be axamined and compared with those behind the reactionary candi­ date ns part o f the Issue o f this campaign. , . “ I am, however, more interested in the groups of foreea that have been . aligned rather than the •individuals ‘ thsmaifTM. "With this preliminary I assert ................ candidly, rather with sympathy and ccllcnt program _ would be a play, . on the closing night, writ­ presented ten by Mrs. Edgar Lewis, former be­ loved president of the Florida Feder­ ation, in which members of the Fed­ eration would take part. The enjoyable program was con­ cluded with a charming little song, “ The Kiss in the Rain" by Mrs. A. M. Phillips. There was a good atendancc o f the members of the two de­ partments which sustains the faith of the officers in believing that this is going.to. bo one o f the moat success­ ful years in the history of thq Club. The music department held itp bus­ iness meeting immediately after the conclusion of the program at which time the election of the present o ffi­ cers was ratified. The official personel o f the department includes, Mrs. A.' M. Phillips, chairman; Mrs. Gwynn Fox. vice-chairman; Mrs. Vance, Douglas, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Frank Woodruff, house commit­ tee; Mrs. Schclle Maines, chairman of finance. The treasurer was in­ structed to pay into the gen e*l club fund, ten dollars-on expenses. If the optimistio plans of the de­ partment are carried out with the en­ thusiasm o f their earnest leader, there will be programs throughout the year o f unusual interest and "something different” will be rfn add WOMAN’S CLUB—GAL TWO , . ed attraction tq develop and ho’ d the interest o f not only department mem bers but o f the entire club. There is wonderful musical talent and ability represented in the club membership, vocalists, planis*- viol­ inists, cornettists and other musical instruments have their talented play­ ers. Every musician who is a mem­ ber of the club should and ought to be a member of the music depart­ ment. Think it over, you musicians nnd help to build up the finest music department in the Federation. It ran be done and what do you think of a club orchestra, ns well ns chorus, quartettes, trios nnd all the rest of the musicnl combinations. Let’s be­ gin nnd do it right now. Come to Church Sunday. Literature and Music Department*. Come again Sunday night. About midway of the club year of Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.; Church 191D'20 the Literature and Music de­ at 11 a. m.; League at 6:30 p. m. Ev­ partments of the Woman's Club de­ ening service at 7:30. Come prepar­ cided to hold their meetings together ed to do your part towards making thus hoping to secure n better nt'tendance of the members of the de­ another great day for the Lord. partment, and thereby create ,a more Monday night the members of the active interest. The plan worked ad­ League were pleasantly entertained mirably, the attendance did increase and the Joint programs were wonder­ for a few hours by Misses Carolyn fully pleasing. Having tested suc­ and Lillie Ruth Spencer. cessfully the new line of departure, Jack Adams returned this week the same plan is In operation for.the from Chesterfield, III., where he has 1920-’21 programs. The first regu­ lar meeting of the two departments been for three weeks visiting rela­ was held Wednesday aftemon with tives and his wife and son, who have Mrs. A. M. Phillips, chairman of the been there all summer. Music department, gracefully presidRev. Wainwright, who has been.lng. The meeting opened with n few with us during his vacation, returned pleasing words by the chalrmsn, who Monday to Emory Ublveralty'ln ‘ At- J announced the topic of the afternoon , ! y ,f ! to be “ Vacation Echoes’* and that the lanta, to finish his theological Rtudy the Literature department course. for the yenr would be “ Florida,” the Through the splendid management Music department co-operating with of the parsonage l» music and s'dhgs by . Florida compos~ the — stewnrds, ... taking on new dimensions and will j cnl soon acquire a new dress of color. f h c first musical number on tho The ladies expect to beautify tho in- j Wednesday afternoon was terior with new furniture. In tho ,<pjor|daf My Florida." Moat domcantime'quite a lot of the present ||Khtfully rendered by the music de* ------ --------------••* *at '* the - ^ quartette,. * • “ "** furniture is' on sale. «---Inquire Mi ’ ' Phillips, rtmenl »»•«.. • ...... parsonage. • . rs. Ed. Higgins, Mrs. Frank Wood­ At noon Wednesday, Mrs. John ruff and Mrs. Maines. Mrs Bob D. Jinkins entertained with n delight­ Walthour wns the accompanist, ful dinner party in honor of her This was followed by vacation mother's 78th birthday nnnlvcnu»ry. echoes from Mrs. L. R- Phillips, Mrs. Covers were laid for Mesdames G. A. D. Key, Mrs', Stella Arington, Mra. W. Bailey, Wm. Thornton, S. W. W. U Morgan and Mra. W. B. BlnekWalker, R. M. Mnson, J. I). Roberts, . man representing the literary depnrtL. P. Hagan, L. R. Philips, IIlarriet m«.nt the meeting being thrown open Perry, J. D. Jinkins, Miss Annette *to alf present Walkers, Messrs. S. W. Walker,* J- ! __ _ Phillips Mrs. Phillipi gave a pleasing talk D. Jinkins and S. W. Walker, Jr. on her two weeks trip down the East A delegation composed of Mr. and , Including delightful reminls“ ~Ha gan, Mr. and Mrs. S .! cpncci 0f a premier trip twenty-five Mrs. *L. P. d Mrs. J. D. Jinkins, j ------yrarfl-------ego, and drew realistic and W. Walker an--------motored to Tampa Thursday In the m p h lc comparisons between the Mledan to purchase furniture ami- and- — 7 City —* o f1the "then ------J Hagan Sedan Plant and for the new parsonage now/' Don’t forget tho blfc chicken supper Mrs. Key made one enjoy with her to. I* given by-tho-ladies of - the the del ighla o f Her vacation sr spent fn church Saturday night • Come any Virginia with her, visited RlehY ir)(lIlU i W U U 'N W i vone ise " time from six until nine n. m., to tho mond, the White House o f the Con­ Wclaka building on First street. Sup­ federacy, enjoyed the museum, Lee s per will be served for $1.00 a plate chapel, the natural bridge and In fanfn the show room formerly o#:upied,cy MW tj,e gtatutr* of Lee and of by the Walthall-Estridge Co. Dont Waihlngton, thfe latter sculptured inlsa this treat. • from tho living model! "Monticell©," G. E. Spurling and family motored-I home o f Jefferson and the UnlSunday, returning Sun- verslty o f Washington and Lee. Jleauto Orlanc tiful scenery and amusing little anec­ day night ------------ x dotes of the state, its people and of THE DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY Individuals found a place In the charming recital. The Daughters of Wesley were dejIn n u,e ggimai the aalmagundl of Mrs. Arring;ua experlightfully entertained las# Tuesday ton»g |„t«reatlA intercating Chautauq1 night by Mrs. Dwight Babbitt and |encea, bits of play and1 w ork InterMrs. Grover Speering at the home o f , m(neied with educational treats and Mrs. Babbitt on the Heights. The n n opportunities to enjoy one’s own evening wae’ vary profitably spent in Jparticular hobby or lecture and to thaking fancy articles for the bazaar , prominent and eminent people which will take place some time next f jn the various department# of life. lit month. With plying the busy needle,'’.gnawer to a question, Mrs. Arrington lively conversation and aeveral selec­ replied that she had met and heard tions on the piano by Mrs. Bessie Mr*. Thomas Q. Winter, president of Houser and a vocal selection by M l « s tho ____________________ ________ General Federation, with whom Annie Le®, the evening came quickly gj^ n , most favorably impressed, lo a close. A delicious salad course giving as her' opinion that Mrs. Winwas served by the hostesses ter would make an Ideal president. In addition to the thlrt Mrs. Morgan, president o f the lo­ members present were the following cal club, had spent her summer tourinvited guests: Mrs. L. P. U«£*n. jn(r her home state, Florida, and B. L. Brown, Mrs. Walter^ Hand, gpoke briefly on tho pleasures of the Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mrs. Gertrude ** -*“ * ‘ trip and emphasizing a delightful visCarrawsy and Mrs. Davis. it at Miami with Aire. John W. Dickins, the former popular president of H. C. L. INVESTIGATION CLOSES. the Sanford club. Mrs. W. B. Blackman closed the (Br TU i a a b M »m«.) . 1 vacation echoes with a'pleasing lit­ WASHINGTON. O ct 15.—Depart­ tle talk on the delights of spending . _ against _ ment of Justice campaign the one’s vacation at home on a ranch o f living will be ended and and touched briefly on the good things the entire fair Dnce organization dis- Jn . store fo r thboo who would attend banded - - - - November . 1st, because thfc the Federation meeting a t Taltabaasee next month. incNrQHj on the exfjnds are ixL/iaitwL B ENDURANCE TEST FOR ARMY HORSE . WILL FINISH TODAY Making Body A Chamher of Commerce With a ■ (Br TV, A»wcUU4 fn u CONCORD, N. H., Oct. lB ^ T h e Arab griding Crabett. Is leading in the three hundred mile army endur­ ance test that established a world’s record fo r sixty miles o f road travel under 245 pounds weight in eight hours. He was ridden by a broncho busting champion, Jack Freets, and left today iq a racing finish for AND EVERYTHING THAT GORE Camp Devens. WITH A REAL CHAMBER HARDING IN INDIANA OF COMMERCES d r tv* iwwutw r-»«) , The Saqford Board of Trade took On Board Special Train, O ct 15.— Senator Harding continued his war­ a long step forward today when it fare against the Versailles League of waa decided to change the name to Nations on his trip through Indiana. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce and to employ a paid secretary, to take up advertising, to ask fo r a COX AT MARION • ‘ sum or money'earn year from the ■a (*7 TV* AumUuS ri*M) city and county and to increase the Enroute with Governor Cog, O ct membership fee from ten dollars to 16.—Governor Cox is touring the twenty-five dollsis per mekiber and state o f Ohio with a rear platform then to go after five hundred paid speech scheduled at Marion, tne home members. * . • Senator Harding. of Sen This resolve to do something and ■ do it now was strengthened by the presence of B. R. Kessler, secretary n.\D s o m e s i i i n A STILL. of the Jacksonville Chamber a t (>7 TV* I imcIi M Tnt.) Commerce and his assistant, R. W . HAZEL!!URST, I’ earman, Jr., who who were were present present as _____ __ . . .Ga., . . . O ct 45.—'Two _____ jan, Jr., bundled gallons moonshine still with a big meeting of the Board of Trad* concrete foundation surrounded by ‘last night in tho Palm Room o f the barb wire with two armed guards Hotel Valdez. The meeting waa waa raided by revenue officers today. special meeting called by President J ------------ x-----------Miller to talk over these important ITALIAN EDUCATION RURF.AU. phases o f the paft, present ami fu ­ ture o f the Board o f Trade and them (By TV* AuocUUd rr»„) were about fifty members present. MILAN, Italy, Oct. 15.— Proposal Mr. Kessler made an eamesfl plea ta for the establishment of a Bureau for the members to get together, to era* " Education on the aamo lines as inter­ ploy a good secretary, to Improve the national labor bureau were adopted lake front, bqilt a boat baain, hava at a conference of the League o f Na­ golf links and country club and other . Club Meetings. tions societies.' ‘ ____________! amusements and to advertise tho Welfare Department, Wednesday, many advantagas o f tho city *nd October 20, 3:30 p. m. OI.I) PARTY MARRIES CHICKEN county In a booklet and in newspaper* and magazines. He pointed out tha IXJOKOUT CLUB ENTERTAINED (By TV* A**acl*t*4 fr«i.) disadvantages of fake advertising o f LONDON, Oct. 16.—It was an­ many other pitfAlla fo r the feet o f John Russell entertained the Look­ nounced that Viscount Charles Saund­ out Club at his elegant new home on ers Dundas aged seventy-seven, will the unwary publicity committee and union avenue' on Wednesday nlghj marry Miss Mary Todd, n barber for over tnlrty minutes gave one o f the most earnest talks that tho Board nnd having one of tho finest homes shop assistant of Trade has over had. He was loodin the state and being one of the at the end of his ad­ best entertainers in tho city the fOLLKGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS I ^ npplnudcd a n *d R — t“ ”** WoSdmff , °F. ■ " P. Fur* Lokout Club had tho time of their < bt tu auocuua rnui W. Knight, D. C- M ar­ Hr T U AiiocU t»4 C rtu ) young lives and at an early hour (in lowe andothers present g*ve short EMORY. Va., O ct 15.— President the .morning) badd their genial host “bon Jour" and then some, with the Weaver, o f Emory and Henrv Col­ talks thanking Mr. Kessler for hla feeling that they had enjoyed the lege, resinned today, to accept work words o f encouragement and asking evening to the fu llest Music and with the western North Chrolina Con­ him questions about the best manner in which to proceed to nub the Board dancing and n general good timo ference. of Trnde in working order. ^ helped to nass the hours nil too quick­ It wns resolved to ’ ask the presi­ ly and n delicious luncheon whb serv-. SOME GRAFT MONEY. YES. dent to appoint a committee (o con­ cd during the evening. Among those, fer with Mr. Kessler this morning IB J n * Am m Ii M rr»M> present were the following: Mr. nnd and make definite arrangements f o r CHICAGO, Oct. 16.— Police said in­ Mrs. J. Sa Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. the changing of the Board of Trnuo formation that $100,000 was rained C. Marlowe, Mr. nnd Mra. John Smith, to tho Chamber of Commerce and to Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Smith, Mr. and here to force out certain federal, pro­ umplov- a secretary at once, -hla hibition a cents and replace them with Mrs. Ed. F. Lane, Mra. S. M, Lovd, was done by tho president Appoint­ whiskey men favorable to alleged Mr. and Mrs. Reg Holly, Mr. Archie ing tho Finance Committee and tho Brit*, Mr. Clarence Mahoney, Mr. ring. Membership Committee acting AB a. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins.'Mr. and Mrs. committee of the whole with full pow­ COO LEDGE riAS NOTHING TO SAY Chaa. Britt and Miss Brain. er to act. This committee met with Mr. Kessler this morning and decided (Br Tb» Am m UWS rrtai) c o n s id k r a b l e in t e r e s t NEW YORO, Oct. 15.—Gov. Cool- to employ R. W. Pearniqn, Jr., of - tan nEING t a k e n in a r m i s t i c e idge said he had nothing to say nt Jacksonville Chafnber of Cotnmerco*• DAY PREPARATIONS present whether he would accept the to establish headquarters at somo challenge of n Joint debate on the central location and to go after the At la*t night’s meeting of the League o f Nations with the Demo­ manv things that are needed to put American Legion," the members o f cratic nominee, Franklin D. Roose­ Sanford on the map and moke it thn largest city in the interior-o f tint the local Post showed that thev were velt. . • prepared to make the Armistice Day state. • . •''-JirfHL * x ^ ^elebratlnn iust about the biggest ANARCHISTS IN RIO. event that Seminole County has en­ 500 MILLION DOLLARS (Br T U A im c U US f r » ,,) joyed for years. . INTERNATIONAL l-OAN. RIO JANEIRO, Oct. 15.-O ne per­ Hodson Rail will be in'charge 'o f WAS STARTED TODAY the army, dinner to be served on that son was killed and twenty injured in (By TV* AmmUUJ r day and he with hla force of K.I P.’s an explosion of an anarchist bomb at NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—The are going-to put on a good feed for the -railway station here today. m ent-of five hundred- million __ everybody at n nearly unheard of ’GATOR -GRABS MAN’S of the Anglo-French lonn raataritv price fri these days'of the- H. C. L. today has been started by J. ?■- H o n Arrangements were made last night FOOT; HOLDS ON UNTIL to secure n prisoner o f war under the IT IS BEAT TO DEATH gan 4 Co.' This Is the largctf Intel'national transaction ever made. escort o f an M. P. who will appear in the parade. Watch for him! CAMP WALTON, Oct. 14.—HarThe tug-of-war betwen the army rison Davis, 28 years of age is re­ ANOTnER MURDERER IS a HUNG IN CHICAGO and navy will offer a new phase of ported to have had a narrow escape that time honored sport. We prom­ from a horrible dtath a few days (Br TV* I ihcUM Pn**1 ise you thnt It will be a real- fight, ago while assisting in floating some CHICAGO, Oct. 15.— Frank Rafter, Qj for the teams will have an Incentive ties down East river. The young to win that will be quite different man is the son o f the aged couple ronrictcd of killing two men in m, from any prize that can be given. who were murdered b” the Black­ holdup was hanged from the Come and see something new in the well brothers and Will Boyd, the gallows a f the two murderers tug-of-war! , . . man who recently was sentenced to died yesterday. In the death cell tha guards found a piece o f tin sect ;■ .. —x ■­ lifetime in the state penitentiary. REGISTERED AT THE 8EMINOLE Young Davis lost his balance and in Zageris trousers and It is bell fell into the water and was horribly that he contemplated suicide. xduests arriving today, / Oct. 14, mangii mangled when an alllgntor seized one were: >«. JI w. G. Lege, vOcala; v w , Elizabeth 0f his feet and held on. The foot, PRR8IDRNT WIL80N WANT8 TO KNOW A* I1’ ty’ £•***■ however, was protected by a s t l f f f ABOUT PRACTICES aonville irillej T, ^M. McLendon, Jackson- ghoc, but at that It was badly lacvine; M. J. Hawes, Atlanta; T. M. crated by the Alligator's teeth before (By TV* An n u m Fr***) Brown, Talatka; Karl A. Treenke, the young man was free. •When he WASHINGTON, Oct. 15^ Ft. Myers; W. P. Slaughter, Jackson­ found that he was in the rrrnsp of ville; C. E. Phillips, Fastis; J. P. . i u . f r h , o .ll« i to „ l , ™ P.nd ' X o T . ^ r ; ^ t . r t o„Gr“ 7 Chszel, Ocala; A. W. Houston, Pslati ' t f X a S hi ',fc h« l»'«r* U n r. d«Hn. I ka; B. R. Copenhaven, Jacksonville; S J. A. Harper, Jacksonville; n . W. or Mathews, Jacksonville; James H. •note the alligator, ail to no avail. £ * «’ om!* l‘Uon Dormany, Tampa.; The boat was hurriedly rowed to thoj * ________ „ __ x shore, the alligator still clinging to EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • the foot, and even after the victim • V • of the ’gator was taken ashore the (By TV# A t t t t t iH f n n t • AT THE ST4R THEATRE * .alligator i. ...atill . held on and kept tight . LONDON, Oct. 1 6 . - 0 ..em inent • •. TODAY. • hold until actually beaten to death. pt,rfd *n embargo on coal export ‘ It wpi then ascertained that it was cause o f a threat that the miners • The most stupendous and 8en* more than eight feet in lenrth. would strike Monday. • Rational Photoplay of the BeaThis is the only instance in a long x• son— PRISCEF.LA DEAN In time.Ut is stated, where an alligator McSWEENEY PASSED had seized a human being. Pigs and • T H E VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL" ____ A GOOD NIC dogs, however, very frequently fell Also "CHASE MB" prey to the hungry reptiles In this . (By TV M t M Fnw) A Sunshine Comedy section, and It appears that dogs are LONDON, Oct 16.— Lord the favorite morsels for the larger iMcSweeney passed a good nkht alligators. I'was exceedingly weak, said a bulls PAID SECRETAR . * e . / ®r - v.if •: . . . * V A' ■ * .• AAi . .-v 1 •x'»La* V ’rvi’V * y -V 1**;1 I , : . » * * 4 \ \ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD" THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 19*0 * ' ■ - Over Sly Times, l-2c per word per issue. Work clothes have taken a drop at FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish rd bod rooms. Inquire 311 Park PERKINS & BRITT._______________ _ Avenuo. 157-tfe TO RENT or for sale, large ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chas. LOST— Between DeLnnd nnd Orlan­ do a pocket book containing union Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Vcn. Co. 166*tfc travelling card IBEW nnd travelling canl of the Rod Men both under the FOR SALE—Two fresh milk cows, name o f Edward Abbott. Also about R. Y. Garrison, near Ft. Reed. $176 in cash, t\yo S50 bills nnd rent in small denominations. Finder will return to News office in DeA real first-class blue serge suit dense j»nd nnd receive rewnrd. 163-ltp 'can now be purchased for $39.60 nt PERKINS A BRITT. The high price of clothing is being tom down by Perkin* A Britt. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck 160 tfc thoroughly overhauled for sale cheap. See H. G. Dleterich or W. E. "ENERGIZER” is n human ? vac Walthall. 163-6tp uum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do It Now. lwk ATTENTION, ROYAL NRrGIIHOnS There #111 be n meeting Thursday, WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR October 14 at 7:30. All member* are OPERATOR. 60 CENTS PER urged to be present. Recorder. 163-tp HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. $1 Swect-Orr overalls for $2.45 a gar­ PER HOUR. PHONE I70R. SAN­ ment—at Perkins A Britt. FORD, FLA. 168 6tp WANTED— Every boy In Seminole county to subscribe to “ Florida Scout," an Amateur Boy’s Mngazihc. Trial sfx months 15c. Address Wil' lard Lumlcy, Editor, Sanford, Flori­ LOST—A red rocklngchair, between da. . 161-3tp the Andta place and pumping sta­ tion*. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. FOR SALE— Furniture. Inquire nt O. Andes, Sanford. Fla,. 1596tp 119. W. Second street. lGl-3tp { PERKINS A BRITT have brought CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING 30,000 Charleston W&kcfleld ready atunt In big chunks. Visit them dur­ to set about Oct. 16th. $1.00 per ing their sale and save some dollars. thousand.— F. L. Greene. Weat Side. WANTED—Good man and wife to live In house for company. Rent NOTICE— Wc have se* rral- parrels of slacked lime which will sell free. "No children. Mrs. J. E. Vaughn, R. F. D. A. 162-2tp very, cheap to make r v -n for a car of Alabama lime. For this week only. FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ — Hill Lumber Co. 104-2tc keeping rooms, running water, two beds in room.— Mrs. Riddling. 205 WANTED—Colored womnq servnnt Onk Avenue, Eagle Home. 164-Ctp to go to Minmi, Fla. Apply at 116 Park Avc. 163-3tc WANTED—6 or fi room house, or p down stairs apartment in good TO RENT—Gnrden lot on the Shnres neighborhood. Mrs. H. T. Pace, Gen. —Ten minutes away from post of­ Dellyeiy. 104-3tp fice, hns 1,000 strawberry plants on lot. Hns irrigation nnd is fenced. FOR SALE— Ford, A-l condition, See or write C. II. Leffler. 164-3tc good tires, some extras, $360 cash. Apply Railrond Restaurant Depot. WANTED—Good second hand ice 164-3tp box. No. 401 South French Ave­ nue. 104-2tp ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, 109 East First street, over Union FOR SALE— Hall rack, roller top Pharmacy. 103-tfc desk, bed, springs nnd felt mat- . •* Y v Gives the Wearer a Distinctive Appear . Minimum Charge for any one . Ad. - - - - - - ----- -— . 25c One Time, per word---------- 1 lc Three Times, per w o r d . . . .. . 2c Six Timas- per w o rd ...------3c Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra if charged. Advertising in this column in which the address of the advertiser is not given but which refers you to Post­ office Box Number or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they are, nnd if we do we are not expected’ to tell you. SEE O U R N E W LINE O F HATS SPECIAL PRICES flfll . • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES * DORA IV LIN SK Y I'rrnidcntial Elector*— Martin Caraballo Charles E. Jonan .__ J. G. Sharon P. W. Corr W. V. Knott G. B. Wells . For United States Senator: Duncqn U. Fletcher. For Congress, Fourth District: W. J. Sears. For Governor: •* Cary A. Hardee For Attorney Generalr . Rivers II. Buford. For Comptroller: Ernest Amos. For State Treasurer: J. C. Luning. . For State Superintendent of Public Instruction: W. N. Shcats. For Justice Supreme Court: W. II, Ellis. Thos.-W est For Railroad Commissioner: A. 8. Wells For Commissioner of Agrirtulture: W. A. McRae , For State's Attorney, Seventh DJsL George A. DeCottos. , For State Senator, 19lh District: M. O. Overstreet For Member Ilduse of Represent*' lives: • F. P. Forster ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ »»»» DEMOCRATIC TICKET tress, 3 plate gas burner, ert Hines at Peoples Bank. FOR RENT— Partly furnished - up­ stairs flat. .Four rooms, batn, kitchenette, porch, modem conven­ iences. Apply 717 E. Second St. 164-3tc Dora Ivllnsky, swenteen years ot *0 «, woman executioner of tha Odessa WANTED—By Noy. 1st, a 4, to 0 extraordinary commission. 8hs hai room house, unfurnished or partly furnished; or an npartment. Small kitted 400 oflicara with her own hands family nnd references exchanged. Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad­ For County Judge: dress at once, “ Cottage" In care of E. P. Householder. the Herald. ‘ dh-tf. For Sheriff: * C. M. Hand. For Clerk Circuit Court: E. A. Douglass. For SupL Public Inatructlon T. W. Lawton. . For Tax Assessor: groceries you go to a groc­ A. Vaughn. ery store. For Tax Collector: Jno. D. J inkins. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR THE F IR ST C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL C A R T E R LUMBER CO. TR Y A H E R A LD W A N T AD IF Y O U C 10 IF Y O U 7,1. you go to a clothing store x x v- ' want R E A L E ST A T E sec E. F. L A N E “ The Real Fatal* Man” M R* IS 70S H i m S t i r r l SL Luke’s,* Jacksonville, the most noted hospital irf Florida I will be forced to close for lack of funds un­ less a generous people come to it* rescue- The hospital is now thouiands o f dollars behind in its financ­ es. Work on the fields at the Fort Pierce inlet, connecting the Indian river with the ocean at a point a short distance north of Fort Pierre, has been commenced. A cargo of two big barges o f rock, brought from Horse Creek, near Enu Gallic, has been unloaded and placed, nnd other barges are cn route. By a majority of 18 to 1 electors of the city of New Smypia have voted to bond the city to build a municipal electric light plant to supply the zona with current for light nnd pow­ er purposes. Orders have already been placed for electrical machinery, engines, etc. PRICE REDUCTION S OPENED TODAY THE LARGE CROWDS THAT THRONGED OUR PLACE ALL DAY TODAY HAVE WENT AW AY FULLY CONVINCED THAT THIS SALE IS THE SALE OF SALES OUR MERCHANDISE IS MOVING OUT IN ARM LOADS ANDu WE ARE THOROUGHLY CONVINCED THAT THE SANFORD PEOPLE APPRECI­ ATE OUR EFFORTS IN REDUCING THE HIGH COST OF CLOTHING AS WELL AS GIVING THEM SOME REAL BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING THAT GOES INTO THE MAKE-UP OF THE MAN’S WEARING APPAREL THE QUALITY OF THE MERCHANDISE BEING SOLD IS OF THE VERY BEST AND IT BEARS OUR IRON CLAD GUARANTEE JUST THE SAME AT- THE-PRICES WE ARE NOW ASKING AS IT DID AT THE REGULAR PRICE. . . . W E H AVE O N E S P E C IA L L O T O F E X T R A FIN E BLUE S E R G E S U IT S T H A T R E TA IL F O R $60.00 A N D W E A R E S E L L IN G T H E M D U R IN G T H IS W E E K F O R ....................... DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE BEST HAS BEEN PICKED OVER-DROP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, RIGHT A W A Y THE MANY DOLLARS YOU CAN SAVE. WE ARE COMPETING WITH THE LARGE STORES IN THE LARGER CITIES AND YOU WILL FIND THAT THEY T H E S T O R E T H A T IS D I F F E R E N T ....... .......................................... �Hj ’ M V ri-a THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD .FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1520 SANFORD DAILY HERAIP “ THERE 18 A MAGIC IN THI8 WORLD ABpVE ALL MAGIC, IT IS THE MONEY M AGIC *NO MYSTIC MAGIC* CAN (?OMB NEAR WORKING THE SAME WONDERS A 8 THE MAGIC THAT J .' MONEY BRING8 TO YOU AND THOSE W HO' ARE NEAR AND DEAR TO YOU. YOU MAY BEGIN TO ACCUMU­ LATE THIS MAGIC POWER BY INVESTING IN. THE 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK OF THE SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY/* THERE 18 NONE BETTER. GOLD MEDAL OFFERED BY B. D. M O B L E Y -r tjir s r n o i. a r 8HIP WORK IN.TnE 8. IL 8. P«MtU»4 .m r afto»«-q_•*** « —ritf*™ * *v■ ...... , - - 1 • a i“l ! BiUUUi . 187 Mk m Ui Atmm The medal to be awarded under the r«M . | following rules nnd regulations shall be known as tha Mobley High School JHE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. Medal. ,< run ushers • The object o f this medal shall be to ifromote the scholastic interests of M. X. HOLLY, . Editor the students of the Sanford High N. J. LILLARD, •- 8«<r«tary.Treaiurer School. The award o f this medal will IL A. NEEL • r General Manager be the highest honor in scholarship made in the Sanford High School F. P. RINBS, throughout the entire year. Circulation Manager Rulea of Eligibility. . Phone 481. J.—Those competing for this med­ A ln r lU n K t I H M.d. K n o w . M l A f» U r « lW a al muat be regular bona fide students in the Sanford High School. That is, 8ubacrirtion Price In Advance the student must register within two One Year —__________. . . . . ___$0.00 weeks after school opens and carry H at least FOUR studies offered in Throe Months ________________ $3.00 ONE’of the following years as found in theftSanford High . School Course D elim ed in City by Carrier of Study: Freshman. Sophomore, One Week ................... .— 16 Cents Junior, Or Senior. Any student fail­ ing to remain in the Sanford High Member of the Associated Press. School throughout the entire year for any reason will be disqualified. Viw an J ’W u 2. —No student will he eligible to compete for this medal If some of his studies, which afq being counted DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL as the “ four" studies mentioned in ELECTORS. Rule 1, arc being taken for tKcr sec­ ond time for any reason. m P. W. Corr Charles E. Jones 3. — A student carrying four regu­ W. V. Knott . Martin Caraballo lar studies and also a firth, either in O. B. Wells. J . G. Sharon that same year or another year, will tf. not be disqualified. I f that ‘student carries five studies in the some year DR. A. E. PHILIPS. of High School work, the four highest averages will be counted In making Out; of our best friends is dead and the final general average in competi­ »i while expected for some time none tion for the medal. If that student Is the less the blow fell heavily on us carrying a fifth study which is In ' oven in our busiest hour; nnd yst we another yenr o f High Schoo) work would turn aside just n moment to from the regular four studies, the fldrop our tribute on the bier o f oije nnl general taverages of the regular who could well bn classod among Na­ four studies will 1* the only ones ture'# noblemen. He loved nature ns counted In competition for the med­ few loved her and be wooed her In al. bis few leisure moments ns few have 4. —No student will be eligible to wooed nnd wedded her for If ever compete for this medal whose deport mortal mnn was wedded to nature ment grade falls below 00 per cent, nnd all the living things o f enrth nnd or its equivalent, for nny one o f the air Albert Edwin Philips was that eight months during the school year. man. And from this very love o f na­ 5. — A total of not more than five ture he gained h!« broad knowledge days absence on account of absolute o f human affairs and could look upon necessity throughout the entire year the world with an understa% i i u tnat will be allowed students competing was given to but few men. Kindly for this medal without disqualifica­ o f heart, brand of mind, a Godly man tion. Absence on account o f sickness H and a true Christian in every sense will not disqualify. o f the word, an upright nnd upstand0.—No personal element will enter g man w wno foillowed the straight Ing and narrow path from his mother’s into the award of this medal. Abso­ decision. knee to the throne o f God whefo he is lute averaged will make atanding today with a clean and clear The finnl nvernge of the f —r studies record of deeds well done nnd a life taken in the cbmpetiti >n ” ill be add­ well filled with good nnd nobio acts ed together, nnd -the sum will be and but few left* undone whon the divided bv four to establish the grand summons came. His life could well average for each student. 7.—No student will lie eligible to be em'dated by those who are left receive this medal two years in suc­ for it in we' find n true example o f man mndc In ills image, living thnt cession. Signed: T. W. LAWTON. be might be n help nnd inspiration to ;; C. 8. OGILVIE. others and entering Into that other life where there is no sorrow, nor II NOTICE! 7 care nor suffering. Pass on, old friend. You have not lived in vain and the world’ has been made the bet­ The ladies of the Methodist church ter for your hnving lived in it. Your will serve a chicken supper nt Wal­ memory will be kept green by those thall's store tomorrow night, Octo­ friends who knew you best. ber 16th. Everybody Invited to come and bring their friends. 1G5-Itc THE SCHOOL MUDDLE. r i r at this Store B ank Real Sweet. Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb; . . F. P, Printer, President t All you can carry at- this price •ri * t f il ~ U‘ V W [3 m rag ' i* . i ‘y . . S ip ' Wfirifnl'n • , im ttfSl.* m *\ : ? i . Whitman’s Sampler Huyler’s Candies Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll P hone 548 Store No. 7 We also carry a complete line o f “ W E B O T H L O SE IF YOU D O N O T BUY T H E M H E R E .” B A T T E R IE S “ E X I D E ” the "Giant That Lives in a Box." W e have them to fit all makes of Automobiles — they sell as low as other batteries; why not get the best? J. B . R A Y ♦i* Changes in Prices OF LUM BER AN D C A R S B U ILD IN G M A T E R IA L Sport Model Chalmers .......... $ 2 * 2 7 5 SW-U'iWa " - HiV 2 ,0 3 5 CARS $ 1 , 1 7 0 LOTT ilO TO R CO M PAN Y SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A Phone 135 *, vK# < 4A Herald Office *• ' •• . .. • . - r F iv e Passenger ChalmersJ..!. 1Y*9 The House of Service, Quality and Price , - - ", 2 ,1 5 0 M A X W feL L Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. \ . Seven Passenger Chalm ers....’ * ^ 1 PHONE 4.7, £> ssp-i?v T1= - V H . L. R A Y . Sole agents fo r Y a le & Tow ne and Russell & Erw in . B uilders’ Hardware. P hone us you r wants and the sam e will have our usual quick service. WELAKA COFFEE 100 o /0 PURE O ld F ord G arage W e sell nothing but fully guaranteed T IR E S and TUBES. W hat w c have arc brand new. T hey will never sell as low ns we are offering them for the next 30 days, nnd Just Arrived— 3 cars of Roll Roofing and Strip Shingles. Also a car load of Plastergen 4-Ply Wall Board.. If you are figuring bn using any . Wall Hoard or Roofing, we are now in a position to save you money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price BOUGHT Deane Turner Cut Rate Tire House M O B L E Y ’S * * GROUND AS YOU LIKE IT. ▼RUSH FROM THE BEAN. YOUR FIRST TRIAL WILL CONVINCE % YOU OF WALAKA’S COFFEE INl- CREASING POPULARITY. F-“# -i ‘ = *f r Ray Brothers “Save the Surface and You Save AD" T E N POUNDS OF COFFKB A YEAR IS 8 A m f O BE THE AVER­ AGE FOR EACH PERSON IN THE UNITED STATES. DEAN TURNER HAS ACCORDINGLY. :! Sanford Furniture Co. Dealers in the Well-Known High Grado SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PJTCARN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. See us before buying your supplies. We can snve you money. Candies Op M e t Drinking is on the Increase & / H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. Wclaka Black Phone 30.1 W iley’s L a rgest and most com plete line ever show n in Sanford T h ese stoves were b o u g h t on a low m arket and will be sold very cheap for cash. .• DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE TILL YOU GET OUR PRICES SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. CANDIES - ♦ Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera- J tion and we can supply you r every want in choice Flor­ ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, $ and every Packing House Products. Our delivery is prompt and you’ ll get courteous treat- + ment and good service here— if you don’ t, Jjust tell the T boss. ? for WOOD i GAS and OIL 24 Pound Sack at only . . SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c | IL F. Whltner, Cashier. * Flour—positively the best H i: that money can buy. To introduce i: ;; it Thursday, Friday and Saturday i; M O B L E Y ’S ▼ .» » is. W. It. RIIAN, Prop* I It iB the right o f every A m erican woman to share in the reasonabilities which surrpund the home, it is right that every woman should have her in­ dividual Bank. A ccou n t and b e accorded the priv­ ilege o f paying household expenses by check. W e especially invite the accounts o f w oipen and ex tench them all o f the courtesies and services of our bank. City Market! i: Aristos The nntrons of the schools and the school board seem to be as far apart on the question of paying for haul­ ing the children to school ns the two poles. It seems thnj the mcet. Ing held the other night produced no results and only fanned the flames instead of pouring nil on the troubled waters. Like all other questions this school question hns -two sides nnd Loth sides have their own opinions. The Herald really believes that the controversy was started by the fact that the school hoard was paying morn for the hauling of the school children on the west side than they were on the east side. The people living in the city limits hnvr merely been on-lookers in the controversy and yet the people living in the rity arc paying the bulk of the-taxes. The majority of the tax payers feel thnt the children should be hauled to school as they have always been. At th« present time and for some time to come this will be the onlv method of transporting them. Hnving the schools In. Sanford is only carrying .out _ _ _ _ the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _VI VM M - method of educentralization cation nnd building school houses at even- cross roads in the district would not solve the question. Most o f the children being hnuled to the city school are ready for the higher grades and all of the children should be carried in comfort if possible. Ev­ eryone knows thnt transportation costa more as well ns other .things and the school board In levying the dollar a month were only doing what In their opinion looked reasonable and yet the man in the country with five or six children feels the burden and naturally thinks that the chil­ dren should be hauled free as .they. fcava always-done. .The Herahfaecs no reason why the school hoard and P*^rnnB and taxpayers should not get together on this question and settle it peaceably. At the present time It acems hopeless but no question is so tangled that it cannot be settled ealmly and deliberately and peaceful­ ly. 'i t U something that is very In'* — riant ami as stated before seema to question of which side o f town gets the moat money. H rnlWiTf.T • . ■ • • •• 1 1 . ': S - -r �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD jjlUe IUp>«*lU» Mention o f . Hxllers i» Brief Pexsonnl Item* of Intercel In and A b o u t •£ The C ity Britt. Arrival Departure ___ 1:58a.m . 2:03a.m. ’ _ _ -ll:4 5 a. m. 12:05 p.m. ___ 3:05 p.m . 3:25 p.m. .___ 2:43 a. m. 2:58-a. m. __ 8:40 a.m. . . . 3:06 p.m . 3:25p.m. 1_— 7:30 p. im 7:35 p.m. Trilby. Branch' Leesburg Branch ’ Oveido Branch h’,. 127................ —.y l:40 p. m. J Don't forget that you are invited to the dance at the Valdex Hotel tonlxhL Take your fairy over to the Valdez tonight and enjoy youraclf. , E. F. Kellerman, of Tampa, the aUte agent for the Dalton Adding Machines, was In the city yesterday and with R. S. Holly, the local agent, made a trip to pointa in Lake county There they were very successful In taking several orders f o r ‘ this won­ derful time saver to the busy man. * Summary of Ike Floating Smell Talks Suedndly Arranged for Herald Readers Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins St t r a in s c h e d u l e Quality Shop._____ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1H « ---------------------- -- Among the prominent visitors to the city yesterday was George Ifllty THAT IS JUST EXACTLY WHAT IT WILL COST YOU FOR A SHIRT. REGULAR PRICE 19.00. WE HAVE MADE ONE LARGE LOT OF SILK AND PART SILK sniR T S, MOST OF WHICH IS T n iS SEA­ SON'S STOCK, AND ARE OFFERING TOBM TO YOU FOR $A98. THESE SHIRTS ALL RUN FROM $6.00 TO $9.00. DEATH OP DIL A. E. PHILIPS •Dr. A. E. Phillips died at his home on Magnolia avenue this morning at nine octoclc after a lingering illness o f more than a year. He had suffering for many months and only hia indomitable will gave him a lease on life for the past year and hia death, while not entirely unexpected, was none Che less a shock to his manv friends here and elsewhere in the\state................... Dr. A. E. Phillips was born in Middloburg, Florida, on August 31st, 1845. where ha passed his early Youth on a farm. When the civil was broke out he shouldered his mus­ ket and marched and fought alt through the war returning at the close of Hhc war to the old farm in Putnam county. Shortly afterward he took up the Rtudy o f medicine about the year 1866 finished from the medical college In. 1870. He prac­ ticed medicine for several years and then opened n drug store in Jackson­ ville and afterward had stores in Tallahassee and Tampa and moving to Sanford opened a drug store hero and from that time until about n year ago was actively engaged In this business here. Dr., Philips, though active in busi­ ness affairs and farminir for a per­ iod o f years hero found time to in­ dulge in literature for which in* was well fitted, being a close student of nffairs and having n thorough knowl­ edge of his native state, wrote sever­ al books that made hifn famous ns a Florida nuthor, among them being, “ Thu Romance of Ten Thousand Is­ lands," the story of Gaspnrilla, the pirate and his depredations inter­ woven with a romantic love talc and several other books descriptive of Florida, He was a devout and faithful mem­ ber of the Methodist-church since early boyhood and the funeral will occur from the Methodist churrh in this city tomorrow nftemoon nt 3 o’clock, interment being made in Ijikevicw cemetery amid the murmur­ ing Florida pines that he loved so ^ell while living. Deceased leaves a loving wife, thri?c, brothers nnd one sister to mourh his loss. The brothers are: L. R. Philips, of this city; A. J. Phil­ ips, of Atlanta; M. A. Philips, of At­ lanta; It. R. Philips, of Evergreen, Ala., nnd a sister. Mrs. S. A. Tsylcr, now residing in this city. The community mourns the loss of one o f its otdesti and best citizens todny nnd their sympathy is extended to the loved ones who are bowed in grief. The following members of the Methodist church will act ns pall bearers: Active pall benrers: L. P. Hagan, R. M. Mason, W. M. Ilnynes, G. W. Spencer, T. F. Adnms, I3.‘ S. Bnbbitt. The honorary pnll bearers are: F. P. Forster, C. II. I,cfflcr, D. A. Cald­ well, K. R. Murrell, T. J. Miller and Forest Lake. Beautiful hats nt popular prices, Quality Shop. Not a suit in the house for more than $57.00 nnd wo have some real classy ones, to.— Perkins A Britt. Minute Man Six W e have sold in the last Three W eeks, Three Lexington Cars and have several orders for future delivery. W e will receive in next few days a special T H O R O B R E D (Sport) and we itivite you to call and ask for a Demonstra­ tion. No Better Car can be bought for what the LEXINGTON Sells For. Don’t forget the "13" Club dance at the Valdez Hotel Friday night. You are all welcome to come out and enjoy the dance and help Sanford at tho same time. Under Management of Lord's Purity Water Distributors foY As Good as the Ilest * Seminole, Lake V o lusia, Orange and Osceola Counties DR. ROBSON ENTERTAINED Essence of Chicken Hearts Kiilnmazoo Celery Radishes Spanish Mackerel, fane), remonlade Squab Chicken a la Maryland Glazed Sweets — Garden Peas Salade dc Cross Bones Ice Cream n la Routnb One IF YOU buy1to Phone 6G J.E . SPURLING A la Carte Service nil day, C ..A . M ATHEW REAL ESTATE S A. P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Are. Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators—but this is Florida OUR OFFER IS TO I'ATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS HANK, ALIKE. If there is any particular in which we may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. W e have just received a belated shipment o f Our scrvico Is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this community. Refrigerators and Ice Boxes WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE STRENGTH c price will se this week. HOME INSTITUTION Ball Hardware Company groceries you go to a groc­ ery store. IF YOU Zhl=» If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence you go to a clothing store in yourself you ^annot expect others to depend on you A v - / K J want A REAL E ST A T E see If you do not save money how do you expect others »J money? “To The mural lift it gives you will brinr you success besides the Interest it accumulates. "The Real Estate Man" HI, to lend you those that hare will be given" is true in the business world as in the Bible. E. F. L A N E 85c per dozen Daily Service Our Specialty——Seminole's famous •$1 Sunday Dinner dc luxe. A N«w M an W ith tha_Qld Firm Dr. J. N. Robson entertained the medical fraternity of the county at the Senimole Hotel last night at tho monthly “social function. /Fhe doctors met at the Robson hospital on Park avenue and then adjourned to. the Seminole. Hotel where they partook of the fallowing tempting menu: Boys clothing has been cut third o ff at Perkins St Brit. Baby Cream Sanford's Moat Popular Hotel WALTER B. OLSON B la c k Coffee Buckwheat Flour DURING THIS 8 ALE IS THE $2.00 SILK SOCKS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR 98c. MEN'S ALL-WOOL SHIRTS. REGULAR $8.00 KIND FOR $3.75. AND WORK CLOTHES. YOU JUST OUGHT TO SEE THEM AND THEIR PRICE NOW. SOS H r * HUm I CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 O t O M R t ib b e r P r o c e s s jr r a A e s th e m t Premier Frankfurt ABear^rWear PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD J3MITII BROTHERS Expert Repair Work Premier Salad Dressing D odge T ou rin g 50c Nearly New AvondalePeaches3 lb.cai 35c can T o the Voters o f Seminole County D odge R oadster 1920 ■•*- ■ ~ *— D ort T ou rin g; 1920 F ord T ou rin g One Ibepkg.Brookfield Pure Pork Sausage ----------------- Powdered Milk 15 lbs. Irish Potatoes Republic One Truck Ton ■ Florida and Western Beef, Portend Sausage 50c peck E. E. B R A D Y P H O N E 105 Sanford Florida (Watch thin space for further Information) , 402 S A N F O R D A V EN U E m m m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/da788f1edc311f891913c19e6abb7a74.pdf e1902db070b98c78979531c96df11c55 PDF Text Text X .* . - ♦ ' .• ■ •:<>* "' • • 'Vi • i * rVAiSH r V • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, VOLUME 1 STATE ROAD MUDDLE SEEMS ABOUT SETTLED LAKE ACCEPTS POSITION HENRY J. LYMAN COST OF LIVING IS : «7.* - i WITH HIGH WAGES Hoover Says That More DEMOCRATIC Is* RALLY AT Needed , L0NGW00D NEW ADJUSTMENT New Board will Meet SEC. DANIELS In Tallahassee HITS ON ALL CYLINDERS TO ELECT CHAIRMAN ‘ % - BIG CROWD PRESENT AT LONG ' WOOD LAST NIGHT—OVIEDO FRIDAY NIGHT. A\B REORGANIZE THE nOARD SAYS REPUBLICAN ~ VICTORY w as w on n r fa lse FOR STATE ROAD PRETENSES. WORK s I NUMBER 1*4 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1920 ADMIRAL HORTHY * tjS MUST BE MADE ALL ALONG THE LINE IN EVERY The Democratic Executive Commit­ tee held a big rally at Longwood last BUSINESS. . night that was well attended. The The road muddle seems to be nd-‘ DUNN, N. C., Oct. 14.—The Remeeting was .held on the corner of (By Tho Amo«UI*4 frut) lusting itself and the very l»»e»t on publican victory of 1918, was won the public square between the hotel TOKEPA, Kuna., O ct 1 14.—The this subject is that Forest Lake of “by false pretense," nnd when - five This la ths first good photograph and the business blocks and there apex of the high coat of living^ has this city, has accepted his appoint­ million men were away from home >f Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, were many from Longwood, Alta­ been reached In America and from ment as a member of the Board and in the army or navy or in war work, ;o roach this country. On hia election now on the prices will undergo a 1- Henry J. Lyman, one of the Ha- monte and other sections present. that a meeting haa been called by the Secretary Daniels declnred here to­ la regent he received 151 out of tho. Wallen delegation which haa Just via* R. J. Holly acted as chairman of downward readjustment, Herbert chairman, M. M. Smith, in Tallahns- day, in n campaign speech. "The soldiers and sailors will vote 141 ballots cast. During tho war ho Jted Washington, Is one of the moal the meeting and introduced the Hoover declared In a speech here to­ on November 1st. The meeting to have been called in Orlando ns they shot and not many of them *as commander In chief of tho Auo- Interesting visitors the Capital has had speakers who were George A. Dc- day. He said labor wages need not on Friday of this week but this will can bo pursuaded to vote for any tro-Hungarlan navy. Hia lateet utter* In many months. He Is the duke of Cottes, C. M. Hand and J. J. Dick­ come down with, the living co*ta If be superceded by the meeting in Ta - man who favored bringing lasting inee la to tho affoct that "Wo must, kapoho, descended, according to tradh inson. The speaker* were well re­ labor would increase the production. Uh*Mec and *V the m eeting tn^Tal- dishonor on America by a separate begin the honest work of reconstruct «len, from missionaries on the on* ceived and all of them made earnest appeals to the voters, men and wom­ They know Hon.. To work more and produce! BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE lahassee the new board will be re­ peace with Germany. organized with the new members tho way to end war is to Join the no re lo tho only basis of H ungar/d side and the god “Pels*? (fire) on the en to register and to mark theti4 bal­ ether. lots for the Democratic nominees. , A man named Robinson, who la on present and tho chairman will be League of Nationa. tutu re." ' The rnords of the Democratic and the section gang of the A. C. L., "The attitude of the fighters of elected fur the next four year*, Republican parties were taken up while working near Mpnroe yester­ There haa been considerable dis­ America is for a convenanl of peace. nnd compared and the League of Na- day waa struck on the right hand by cussion on this matter in the press Tho attitude of the straddlers who .lons held aloft as the banner under a rnttlcsnake. He and his compan­ and in various circles for the past never went to war or appreciated its which they will rally for victory In ions wrapped n bandage around the month aa the present cholrman. M. holy passion, is for scuttle and com­ November. arm above the bite nnd hastened to M. Smith, whose term waa out, fAiled promise." The next meeting will be held In this city with him where he was UkSecretary Daniels snid that his at­ to get re-appointed by Governor Sid­ Oviedo Fridny night of this week at en to Dr.. Robson’s hospitnl. ‘ He had ney J. C'ntta and various rumors were titude of real fighters, was well ex­ which there will be several Sanford a had night and it looked like he in circulation aa to who would be hia pressed by Col. Charles W. Whittlcsy spenkers and some of the local spenk would die before morning, hut after successor, finally resolving itself in­ i who commanded the "Lost Battalion, ers of vOviedo ’nnd told the Germans to "go to hell, CIO w nnd M rs^John Leon- the crisis he grew better and ha* to th*- appointment of Forcat Lake, ardy of this city will he one of the been discharged from the hospital aa of this city. The appointee had to when asked to surrender his com­ spankers on this occasion. curi'd. This case Is remarkable from come from the Fourth district and mand. Everyone is invited to attend these the fact thnt few, if any cases of "I am Pot frightened by Article there were several applicants for the meetings regnrtllcss of political rnttlesnnke bites recover, especially position. Mr. Lake, of this city, was Ten," said Col. Whlttlesy," Secretary creed and it is expected that a largf where the victim is n long distance Dnniels continued, "I am not afraid tendered the position nnd would not crowd will greet the spenkers nt from the. doctor. of internationalism, the bogv of accept it for some time ns he could BEING HELD AT PRESBYTERIAN Oviedo. Wo RECENTLY ENACTED -------- —X-------- — . • WATF.lt not make up his mind nbout giving up those who oppose the League. ------------x----------CHURCH TODAY WITH MANY are already international nnd there is COX WANTS I01NT DERATE his time to the position nnd tnke care POWKIl LEGISLATION WOULD Don'4 forget the "IS" Club dance no way to help-it»-®vcn 14 wo wanted IN ATTENDANCE. of his business nffnirrt here. at the Valdez Hotel Fridny night. DESTROY NATION'S FORTS to. Our obligations to the world are NEW YORK, Oct. 1 4 -O n Whalf In the past few days Mr. Lake, af­ You are all welcome to come out nnd „f Governor Cox, Senntor I at l»nrter making aevcrnl trips* to TolInnas nlready fixed nnd we cannot nvoid Among the many meetings in San­ enjoy the dance anil help Sanford nt i By Tb, A omkU I -<1 Pr»*»> rison, of.Mississippi today Issued* £ has decided to accept the position j them. We may rcBist a world movcford this week is that of the Wom­ AMHERST, 14.—Decnu-nl for lor an time, nine, but oui itu only umj posiA jin r.iw i, Maas., Oct *^— - an's Efficiency Congress of the the suine time. • • qualified •***--* nnd — * will ment formal challenge to Senator Harding and has been duly to meet the Democratic presidential take his position ns n member nt the pones our complete engulfment. It is | |nnition that nntional parks through- Northern District of tne St. Johns _put the country arc In imminent per­ Presbytery! The meeting- is being candidate in joint debate on the suhmeeting in Tallahassee. The chair­ better to go with the tide." _____ —x----------1il i>ecnuse of recently enacted water held in the Presbyterian church of jeVt, or the league of nationa. man of the new bonrd will be chosen power legislation was mnde today by . this city all day today nnd is being ’ Senator Harrison wired Senator at this meeting and is not chosen by Horace McFarland, president of the I jq,.w. chnirtimn of the Republican by all of the lending women the governor. American Civics Association in nd- atteuded speakers’ bureau, offering to cancel The personal of the new board will of the following cities: Astor, Astor | dressing thnt body. He snid under Park, DcLnnd, Umatilla, Leesburg, nnv rngweement heretofore made for be Forest Lake, W. A- Holt, C. A. the law, corporations have the right Oakland, Orlnndh, Maitland. I Governor Cox, In order to bring the Tutwiler, J. D. Smith nnd F.d. Scott. to file claim on every drop of falling two candidates together. . . The State Bond Department is now The ofifeers nnd lending women of Contlifuing, he .Included any and . . . m i i / i l /W\ wotcr ln nnV federal reservation nnd those cities are in attendance at the and will he in the years to come, one nil Republican speakers in a hinnuci of the most important parts of the meeting led by Mrs. J. W. Smock, of advantage. state government and the fact thnt DcLnnd. The meeting will U' in ses- t \ f t m a t e s r e p u b l ic a n SH' rhnllemre to meet Democratic speak,.r» all of whom are willing to share it will soon be ready for business un­ nion nil dnv nnd nt noon today a fine ' J. E. Ilona is in the 'city from , •vlth any who desire, n portion, or I M ORS INTEND TO KILL I UK luncheon *wns held by the Indies of *der the new bonrd will Ik* good news pass-n-Grille where he hns been ! their meetings from now no til elec­ TREATY AT ANY COST to all of the people who vyant to see TWO GO TODAY AND OTHERS I spending Sanford for the visitors. the summer. He expects t<> The meeting begun nt ten this tion to discuss Senator Hardings TOMORROW. ALL FOR progress unretarded. go to port Orange in a few days to morning and will close nt five this 'P v Tit* A i w l i ( f 4 F re w ) position on the league. MURDER. i consult I)r. Masters nnd he hopes to afternoon nnd much constructive VAN WERT, Ohio, Oct. 14.—Gov WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ work for the year was mapped out. ehm T Cox'declared Taft’s statem ent' JA C K S O N V IIX E ^A IN S ,^ RA JEg . . . Oct. ..................... . . . • r t the S ? firm TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE CHICAGO, 14.—Two men were i) tto? his position "with Rem WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12. hanged today and another goes to Chase & Co., again, *|f Cox is elected enough Rcnubll to (1c cun senntors would remnin defeat JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 14-—Im­ the gallows tomorrow- Ten others the treaty” indicated a plnn to dis­ port rates-from this port Io Central • Temperature.—The week averaged who were nontenccd to hnnif today or regard the decision in the league ref­ Freight Association territory hnv from 2 to fl degrees below the seserendum. This means, he said, that been secured to go Into cf ect at an s s a . i‘l 3 ;i s "Brazen conspirators in northwestern counties; lowest tom ••Brazen 'conspirators In the senate J«eks«»nvllle on pernlure was 40 degrees on the 9th. NORTH CAROLINA FAILED purpose to treat the mandate the Wnh Savannah. Lhairmi people with contempt nnd turn their John^S.^Bond t,ar > . the . . city . I recipitntion.—The week wns most­ of commission TO RAISE PASSENGER RATES hacks on the expressed will of the has received a wire from Lincoln ly dry, the only rain of moment fall­ ing in the South; there were light, people.” Green, chairman of the (,. F • An' Bta^: (By Tl», A«»»<-Ut«l Pr»«») 1 scattered showera in thecentrnl di­ ing "Have secured concurrence of WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Investi­ vision. The soil was already soggy gation of the failure of the North j C. A. PRICE TO SPEAK Interested lines In proposal to apply INVESTIGATES TI1E THREATS in the Okeechobee and continuous lo­ Carolina State Corporation Commis- , .AT GROWERS' MEETING from Jacksonville to L. P. A, t e r t . Ma d e a g a in s t c o t t o n calities, nnd the show’ers of the week S r r J X t a S n S L . r i w . - ; Ch ic a g o I.A N D .T 8 jjm , WOMEN tory. snnut import rates and to^am e aggravated an already* unsatisfactory senger nnd baggngo rates within the GINS. OF MONEY AND A feature of the growers’ rally to extent ns now carried from Savan­ condition. Lake Okeechobee is un­ state similar to.Interstates rates or­ JEWELRY be held here Saturday night will be nah, and wilf make effective early aa (By TV, A»»*«l»«»4 Pr,M.) • usually high. Seed beds, f rowing dered by the Interstate Commerce truck, nnd some cane were unfavor­ Commission. •Hearing is set for No­ COLUMBIA. O ct 14.—Governor, the presence of Chas. A. Price, as­ P°WhllB vessels at present have to (B r TV, 1 n m Ii u 4 f r „ « . ) ably affected in the lower counties vember 12th at Raleigh. Cooper requested the state Insurance sistant general sales manager of i come here wunoui. without imm* cargo ■ eeaulte th« CHICAGO. Oct. 14!—Six women, and work generally was delayed. The •X' the wives of prominent manufactur­ commissioner to investigate threats Florida Citrus Exchange in Tampa, fn>l ht rivtcs have been too high to last few days of the week being dry, ers and business men, were held up ngainst cotton gins reported from nd specifically In charge of'the sale encourage ^.hipping «o«kI^ fro m ^ h ls low lntids were improved nnd work SOME COTTON WAS to th . interior, Chairman Bond and robbed of thousands of dollars several counties. CONSUMED IN SEPTEMBER of vegetables for Exchange growers. X began nnew where delayed for some •x says the new rates are tne in jewelry nnd cash by two bandits days. There was much sunshine in rtOMB EXPLODES ACCIDENTAL Mr. Price will discuss the outlook thing for commerce dono for thl* (B r TV, A i» c U U 4 T n * » ) * _ early today while returning home and market prospects, nnd the place the north nnd central divisions. port in years, lie Is confident th a t WAS1DNGTON, Oct. 14 .—Cotton social functions. One woman which Sanfonh celery .occupies in business*will (By TV, At»~ut»4 PfM*.) Condition of Crops.—The picking consumer during September amount­ from he doubled «. vessels saved thirty tholisnnd dollars worth of cotton continued over wide arenst ed to 457,C47 running bales of lint of Jewelry by dropping it on the floor DUBLIN; Oct. 14.—Seven men tFe northern market!. In the opin­ may bring In as well a . rarry out ion of J. E. Wade, manager of the but most of the crop has been picked nnd 37,121 bales linters, the census of tho automobile while the first one were killed and five pounded In an cargoes. Imports from Cuba, the and ginned. Many bolls appear to be explosion In a house nenr here. It is Sanford F’nrmern Exchange, Mr. West Indies and South America arc^ was handing over the jewels, bureau announced today. matured, but being punctured bv the believed the men were experimenting Price is one of the best posted men expected to become a big factor. -x ■x weevil do not open. Some com is be­ GREEK KING CONTINUES with bombs which werp Intended for in tho country on the vegetable mar­ x - --------GOLD STAR MOTHER kets, having served the Exchange in ing harvested, where hitherto delay­ use in nttacks against authorities. COAST LINK PREPARES CRITICALLY ILL WOULD PUT AMERICA northern markets for a number fit ed; nnd peanuts, also, we being gath­ ■X' FOR HEAVY BUSINESS c a n , and previous to thnt having ered. Cane would be benefited bv SAFELY IN LEAGUE. ENGLISH MINERS DURING THE WINTER (Br TV, AmocUU4 T n t*.) lieen in the 'wholesale fruit and pro­ moderate rains In some localities of WILL GO ON STRIKE ATHENS, O ct 14.—King Alexan­ duce business in the north. the north and central division*: some NEW YORK, O ct 14«—Democrat­ Ort.' 14.—Win­ BEGINNING MONDAY The meeting will be held at the terJACKSONVILLE, is being, cut. Beans are in fair con­ der continues critically ill »" " result ic national headquarters today made schedules and tourist rccommodaof a monkey bite but physicians re­ Valdex Hotel at 7:30 Saturday even­ dition; the setting of celery, penP«™ public a letter from Mrs. Marie A. _ (Br TV, i M t l i t d T n * * . ) ing It will bo under the auspices of tlons were token up JtfW and egg plants continues. Citnis ported the outlook for recovery much Davidson, of Elizabeth, av» N. wJ.,-f — a "gold U IV IU B U H , Vi — , LONDON, O ct 14.—Miners offic­ the membera of the Sanford Farm­ at a meeting of At'nntte Coaat Line fruits generally are In good condi­ better. star mother." enclosing a “widows ial! todav decided that th e ' long ers Exchange. In addition to Mr. railroa d p B ssenger d cp n rtm en t o f f l c ■x tion, the weather being favorable. mite" for dissemination of truth threatened strike of coal miner* Price, the grower* will hear Dr. J. inls in the office of A. W. Frltot, dl PUT COVENANT OF Rome'hay was saved. Velvet benns about the league of nation*. which « ■ expected will tie un Indus­ H. Ro**, president and C. E. Stewart, vision passenger agent. I ronpecu, are being damaged by caterpillar. Mr*. Davidson, who aertt to war LEAGUE IN EVERY try throughout England, will bccln Jr., buBlne** manage;-, of the Flori­ according to. officials attending th« four sons, two of whom were killed, HAND, PLEADS COX ^ _ , da Citrua Exchange, and W. F. f i l ­ meeUng are that touriat traffic wBI i expressed sympathy with an honest Monday. NO WOMAN CAN HANG he heavier this winter than ever be­ _ concerted effort Ira m 'nations by U the ‘nationa w h i s k e y s m w w a t pigcATBD ler, manager of the Exchange Supply fore and Increased facilities must be IN \VA8HINGTON LOGANSPORT, Oct. 14.—Gover­ and Company. A largo attendance la an­ of "the earth, to save if posalble, fu­ nor Cox of Ohio, Democratic presiorovided to handle the umuual ruth. (Mr TV, Aim<I*u4 Tr*") ticipated.Schedules oi of winter train* and • dentlal candidate, while touring In­ ture mothera and sona from these * _ _ ______ _______ scneauit" * WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 4 .-;Pre»J- diana today issued a statement urg­ Mcrifice*. (B r TV, A M M U U 4-B ,*,,) The Board of County Commission-: changes in « rvjk 0 ' if dent Wilson today commuted to lire ing friends of the league of nation* ■XNORFOLK, Oct. 14-— Prohibit ion imprisonment the sentence of Joae- to gather a fund for printing the VIRGINIA WOULD HAVE: "t 8. v Officer Brame announced that shins - of V .lu .l. county h . . r »pn>pHrihine Berry, young negreas who was LEAGUE OF NATIONS DAY hritginc- -smuggled whiskey to this ated *1.000 s S k a r d , wnera! superintendent covenant ‘ . Craig. to have been hanged tomorrow for port will be eonfisratw! by fe<ieral nenses that entertain Ihe National A. aiocaara, The statement said In part: ^Bt TV, AumUUA By*,,) , murder, No woman has been hanged "I am making this appeal to the RICHMOND. Oct. 14.—Governor agents. ----S----- X------ -----oEfdithe1?'yUR t o ^ & d l nw lTprinT. in the District of Columbia since the .execution of Mrs. S u rratt.in connec­ frirn*. of pOooo ln - 0 * ? " ' T ™ " ' The Florida State Fair and Exposl- tot, d i v i s i o n passenger agent, and W. tion with the Lincoln assassination. • * , D. Stork, district passenger tlon a t Jacksonville has in mind the Jacksonville; -X copies of the Icsgue covenant tp take tions day. • AT THE STAR THEATRE • W. R. O Neal, district making of the fa ir grounds Into a passenger agent, TREASURY NOT PARTY • TONIGHT of the demand for it. Orlando; E. M. A shipment of orange picking and | FOR HIGH PRICES care great eirie center with a permanent North, assistant general P*»senger ”, . a. a I. __ _1 1 1 Lm a l l 4 Via t«ae W • ■ “Every where we go, people ^ are plant, which will be used all the year, asking “SIMPLE SOULS" * instead of but a tow weeke each sea- agent, Savannah; J. C, KlritUqd, dis­ . .H r ., for it. It. They Tory want ^ h e fa c U S o n T " lE • (»T T k f Atm eU tU instead i j X o n H l f i W jllfo . P.leitirw. It i. I • An All-Star 8peclal Production • An auto a peed way, athletic trict paaaenger agent, and Y. tt. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Secre­ •»<> to deny them the fact*, in njunym (V. d tn u Industry is being i 0 u* v§§ivi* passenger ^w* -— v, —--* dfriaion agent. tary Houston reiterated to the Agri­ field, baseball^ football, tennla, rolf Breax'ey, nrea • SNUB POLLARD COMEDY • and tfotting track and 'James Mentlea, freight cultural Conference that the trea.ury include torn* of the ,Tam lu u u r u i tjo n ie r e n c e w w , _ 7 , inj - . m . n t W h e r e v e r po sirafric'roatuiftr! Wilmington. by American «apiull*to, who find attraction* *ugge*ted. I” :commodities = !“ of .hoow slble thia the climate and soil very favorable. from market to main­ be token advantage of.” tain high price*. NATIONAL PARKS IN DANGER TEN MEN TO BE HUNG IN rH ir Allll ’U"e lh-CrcB0Urcc" nf pnrk*f°r ,C^,si COX SAYS 'TAFT DAMNS REPUBLICANS; . SIX WOMEN HELD INSURANCE COMMISSIONER UP AND ROBBED INVESTIGATES IN DEAR OLD CHI -4 'JEJL'date, \ ...: • i ’ ’ ’ �. »V. i ' ■ . ' • • *. * .•« — i; --•riTi\\i" ;•t? - 1 i ~v -■ vv n - iri . • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1020 - .; TTIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD N ew Arrivals The Captivating WANDA HAWLEY in “FOOD FOR • He was just a young lawyer but she loved him. . Hp didn’t have any clients until his sweetheart came to his rescue. . Oh, Boy! she got them. She vamped them and she fooled them. They called her the kissing girl. She had the Oh-Yum-Kiss the scorching crimson rambler and the lingering, tantalizing honeysuckle twister She’Jl g et you going, t o o . _ . TOMORROW Special all-star c»st in URK’S GARAGE Cor. First St. and Sanford Ave. . . General Repair Work of All Kinds Experienced Mechanics . Service Guaranteed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for anjr one Ad............................................ 25c One Time, per word------------ le Three Times, per word____ 2c Six Times’ per w o rd ..._____ 3c Over Six Times, l-2c per word per Issue. Work clothes have taken a drop nt PERKINS & BRITT.______________ TO RENT or for Bnle.Jnrgi- ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chns. Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. ___________________________ 158-tfc FOR SAI.E—Two fresh milk rows. R. Y. llarriiuin, near Ft. Reed. . , l(51-4tr 1‘ Cash must accompany order. Ten cent* extra If charged. • Advertising In this column in which the address of the advertiser is not given but which refers you to Post­ office Box Nunjber or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do .not ask us for the name* of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually we do not know who they are. and If wc do we arc not expected to tell you. FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish ed bed roOms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue. 157tfc LOST—Between DcIjuuI and Orlnndo a pocket book containing union travelling enrd 1BEW and travelling cnnl of the Red Men both under the name of Edward Abbott. Also about $175 in rnsh, two $50 hills and rest in sniair denominations. Finder will please return to News office in Dcl.and and receive reward103-ltp real first-class blue serge suit can now In- purrhnsed for $.’11.50 at PERKINS & HR1TT.______________ ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, 109 East First street, over Union FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms Pharmacy. 163-tfc 320 Oak avenue. Phone 30RJ. 100 tfr FOIt’ SALE—Republic .1-4 ton truck thoroughly overhauled for sale "ENERGIZER” is a human vac cheap. Sec II. G. Dietcrich or W. E. uum cleaner, stimulent. Do it Now. Walthall. 163-Otp lwk ATTENTION. ROYAL NEIGHBORS There will he a meeting Thursday, WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR OPERATOR. 00 CENTS PER October 14 nt 7:30. All members are HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. SI urged to he present. Recorder lfl't-tp PER HOUR. PlIONF. 170-R. SAN­ FORD. FLA. 158 fitp M. M. SMITH HERE. FjOR SALE—Dressers. chairs, M. M. Smith, chnirman of the swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist parsonage, Mngnolin Ave. 15961c State Rond Department was in the city Bcvcrnl hours today on business !’ LOST—A red rockirgchair, between and stated thnt he wn* still on the the Andos place and pumping stir Job nH no one had ns yet been appoint­ tions. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. ed to take his plnee and he would • O. Andes, Sanford. Fin. 159 fitp hnve to remnin ns n member until PERKINS & IIRITT hnve brought some one hnd been duly qualified to to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur­ fill the position. Mr, Luke, of this ing their sale and save some dollars. city, was appointed bv the governor ns n mcml>or of the State Rond De­ WANTED—Good man and wife to partment hut despatches from Talla­ live in house for company. Rent hassee state that he hns declined to free. No children. Mrs. J. E. serve und ns Mr. Lake is .out of the Vaughn. It. F. D. A.________ 102-211» city no one knbws whether he hns ac­ cepted .or not. In fact the affnir is 8we0t-Orr overall* for $2.45 a gar­ badly muddled nt present with some ment—at Perkins & Britt. of the members resigning and others being put off. The State Rond De­ WANTED—Every boy in Seminole partment should not be mndp a polit­ county to subscribe (o • “Florida ical plaything nnd is too important to Scout," an Amateur B oy's.Magazine. hnve any part in politic*. _ „ ■ Trial six months 16c. Address WiU lard Lumicy, Editor, Sanford, Flori FLORIDA GROWS THE da.________________________ 161 3 tp FINEST TOHACCO FOR SALE—Furniture. Inquire at 4 Florid*’* -production of highest - 119 W. Second street. 101-3tp grade leaf tobacco almost doubled in The high price of clothing is being the four year period from 1916-1919, inclusive, according to the tohncco re­ tom down by Perkins & Britt. port of the census bureau, depart­ CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE— ment of commerce .and Florida to­ 30,000 Charleston Wnkcfteld ready bacco growers received the highest to set about OcL 15th. $1.00 ncr average price per pound for their thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side. product of any tobacco producing 3 101-tfc state or district except Louisiana, ac­ cording to th t same figures. Leaf tobaccQ sale* by Florida grower* amounted to 5,160,000 pounds In 1910, according to the government figure*. In 1918, nalea were 3,774,­ 621 pounds: in 1007, 3,104,441, and ■Kg ' ; in 1910, 2,805,533 pounds. WKKZ*' 4 Florida tobacco producers receiv­ KcsHr ed, according to the government re­ port, an average price of 54.5 cent* per pound Dee. 1, 1919. North Carolina'a immense crop brought the . . _ » producer an average vrf 53.6 cents & ■ per pound, white Kentucky, the heav­ S a n fo rd P r o p e r ty sold by iest producer, received an average of iWflilH only 38.2 cents per pound. Louisiana a S a n fo rd M an producers received 65 ccntrf per ft pound average hut the government report states: "It is noted that for . 1919 the highest prices were obtained for I/>uislana tobacco, 65 cents per pound; Florida, 54.6 cents; North "The Real Estate Man" i Carolina, 63.6 cents; West Virginia, , 50 cents; Virginia, 47.4 cents. The n»a« M ' io s r v m s u m l high prices paid for tobacco gTown in Louisiana Is undoubtedly due to the demand for •Perinue’ ‘tobacco, which is grown only in tnat state." St » ■ I Have A Buyer For Your House TlA E. F. L A N E . ... SATURDAY— “THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL" Rann-dom Reek By HOWARD L. RANN TdE •. BABY ----- CAB. HE baby cab la a round-shoal T dered vehicle which caq be used over and fiver again wllh mtlafactory Is liable to contract, and we arc tall­ er after lying down for some time than after we have been walking about all dn'y with our bodies In an upright position, with the spine aupporting the weight of the head. At night time, when we lie down in a more or less horizontal position, these top parts do not weigh so heav­ ily, nnd the springy muscles being ex-1 panded, our spines consequently be­ come longer. Another proof of this Is to be found In the Increase of height sometimes experienced by Invalids who have spent a long time In bed; and also In the fact that the more rest a young child has, the taller he will grow.—London TH-BIts. result*, and usually is. Very few home* In which babies ap­ pear with cheerful regularity attempt to get along without a baby cab. Thl* Is because the average baby can­ not bo carried for any great distance without musing a fond father to DEMOCRATIC TICKET wheeze like a leaky accordcon. We have often wondered why It la that Presidential Electors— a wlfo who is a model In other re­ J. Turner Butler sped* will allow a two-year-old baby Martin Caraballo. to toddla down town, w hen'she Is J. P. Clarkson. shopping, and then compel the father Frank Harris Milton II. Mabry, Sr. to turn himself. Into a human hack Will H. Price by lugging the said baby borne with both lungs reaching out for more air For United States Senator: Duncan U. Fletcher. at every *tep. For Congress, Fourth District: In the early dawn of civilization W. J. Scars. ’ woman was kept In a lower sphere and wbh obliged to got along with­ For Governor: Cary D. Hardee. out baby cab* and kid curler* and slmllnr luxuries. The Indian wife and For Secretary of State: II. Clay Crawford. mother carried her baby on her buck, In a neat crate, which was a sensible For Comptroller: Ernest Amos. nnd (satisfactory arrangement all around. Today, however, we see To.- St.i’c Treasurer: J. C. Liming. thousands of embarrassed young bus hnnds compelled by their wive* to j For State Superintendent of Public Instruction: push n collapsible bnhy cab through W. N. Shrats. thu crowded str.-« is. wearing n sickly For Justice Supreme Court: look of resigned martyrdom. W. II Ellis. Baby rnbs are built In several mod­ Thus. West. els. und can be made to accommodate j twins or triplets with perfect ense. I For Railroad Commissioner: A. S. Wells There Is nothing more Inspiring to all For Stnte’n Attorney, Seventh Dlst.f who love our country nnd delight to | ' George A. DeCottes. watrh It grow Ilian •lie sight of a For State Senator, 19th District: M. X). Ovorstrcet. For Member House of Representa­ tives: F. P. Forster For County Judge: B. 1’. Householder. For Sheriff: . C. M. Hand. For Clerk Circuit Court: K. A. Douginas. For Supl. Public Instruction: T. W. Liwton. For Tax Assessor: ’ , A. Vaughn. ./ For Tax Collector: Jno. D.- Jenkins. ----------- x------------ LADY GEDDES AN AMERICAN “Ever and Anon Lifting Melodious Voices In Song." Wife of New Brltlah Ambassador to United States Was Bom at set of chubby triplets reposing In a Dobbs Ferry. willow-banket hnhy cab and ever und anon lifting melodious voices In song. New York.—Lady Oeddes, wife of The twin bnby onh Is nlso u popular Sir Auckland U. Oeddes, nntned British variety, and It ran he propelled over ambassador la an frozen ground with U-ng danger of American girl.to this country, , string halt than the triplet type. . SLe.wns bom nt Dobbs Ferry, and is The baby cab, as used- In many ' the thlrt! daughter‘of the late Mr. and homes, Is a sign of man'* bondage Mrs. W. A. Boss. long resident* of to woman, and yet the nverngt* hus­ Btaten Island. Both- came from north band remnin* cheerful nnd uncom­ of Ireland stock. plaining, which tenches us that her­ She was married to 8|r Auckland in oism. I* not always found In high 1903 In 8t. Mnry’s Protestant church. places. West New Brighton, and shortly after . (C opyright) . went to live In Edinburgh,,where her --------O-------husband was assistant professor ol ALL ARE TALLER LYING DOWN anatomy lu Edinburgh university. Several yenrs later they went tc Dublin to live, und *1111 later to Mon Fact Which at First Seems Peculiar Is trail, where ho held a professorship Easily Susceptible of Scler,at Mcfllll university nnd Inter became tifio Proof. principal. Sir Auckland Joined thf Jlow many people gre aware thnt ws British forces nt tho breaking out ol are shorter when standing than when tho wnr. and Lady Guides remained In lying., nnd taller In the morning than Hou treat. * He was seriously wounded and In­ tn the evening? valided home. He was mode brigndlci An Englishman was the tint to dis­ general, and, later, knighted. cover this, but afterward Doctor Marumi of the Royal academy of France made several experiments to COOLEDGE INVADES prov« the Mmorv. He fmtnd after a SOUTHERN STATES year* irtnl that usually In the night (®T Tk« An k UM rr*„.) be gained almost three-eighths of an NEW YORK, OcL 13.—Governor loch, and lost almost as much during the day. The cause of this Is to be Coolcdgc. Republican vice-presiden­ found In the different state or condi­ tial candidate, will start from Wash­ tion of the - cartilages which go to ington, October 17th, on a tour of Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia, mako up the spine. nnd North Carolina in behalf of th«The Joints of this part of our bod­ Republican campaign. He will be ncies Are separated and yet Joined by om panied by Governor Lowden, of particular bony substances, every one ;ilir« is. of which has a springy resilience. These are capable of yielding on all NEGROES ARE RETURNING TO THE SOUTH aides without bending the backbone or spine Itself. Of course, the difference (By TS« ? r* u .) Is scarcely perceptible tn one Joint MACON, Gi., OcL 13.—Thousands alone, hut the combined effect Is ap­ of negroes who went north during preciable, Naturally, when the spine the war period are reported returning l* supporting the weight of the head_lt to this and other states. In the Matter of Style We9 With the Latest If you appreciate the desira bility of correctness in Ready to-Wear and Millinery we in vite your patronage. TRY A HERALD W ANT AD S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR THE FIR ST C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L C A R TE R LUM BER CO. Largest and most complete line ever shown in Sanford These stoves were bought on a low market and will be sold very cheap for cash. DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE TILL Y O U G E TO IR PRICES Sanford Wagon Works , SANFORD, FLORIDA E sp e cia lly E q u ip p e d F o r CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK Limousine Bodies n W c solicit Trade from all parts o f Florida. work Guaranteed. SANFORD- WAGON WORKS 205.-207 Oak Avenue SpyftfiiSiff*v _»: ■ Jj. ' -. < **t _v - . • * All .’ . . - �■ '-%.■ • J ‘r / ;'V : 'l l - • =>* * -- . f* r itigStMlfVi*-*• jpgiS m m Pm w: sm M & :i. .... ■ -1—— ' ---- r ----- r y«m«fc«d »T»rr aftgaag* «icth «*»4*y «« T*« low his ballot to bo seen ‘by* any per­ H»».ldUJriUU*. 107 Matfmlia **•■■• son, or who shall tnko or remove or Salford* Florida | attem pt to take or remove any ballot Mr from the polling place before the TH E HERALD PRINTING CO., h e . dose of the noils, or place any mark upon hts ballot by which it may be r lW U S H E R S identified, or take into the election T* B, J. HOLLY, Edllor booth any mechanical devise, ticket N. J. LILLARD, - Secrelary-Trcaauror or momorandCum printed or written, II. A. NEEL - - General Manager .other than the official ballot or tick­ et to enable him to mark said ballot F. I*. RINE3, or ticket, or any person who shall in­ Circulation Manager i .4. terfere with any elector when Inside Phone 481. of the' polling place or when mark­ A 4 . . H IR .I R a w M ad* Ka»wp «» A pylloitaa ing his ballot, or unduly* influence or attempting to unduly influence any elector in the preparation of his balSubserlrtion Price In Advance Ono Year — —-------------------- 18.00 loL or nny elector who shall remain loiyrer than the specified time allow­ Three Months ------------------ $3.00 ed by law In the booth or compart­ ment after having been notified that ' • Delivered in City by Carrier his time has expired, or who shall * t' ... One W e e k ..............................16 Cents endeavor to induce any elector to show he marks ^or has marked his Bn Member of the Associated Press. ballot, or aids or attempts to aid ally elector by* any means of any me­ chanical device whntcvcr in marking his ballot, or shall print or procure to be printed or have In his posses­ DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL sion any coby of any ballot prepared ELECTORS. to be voted, shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars, or be im­ P. W. Corr Charles E. Jones prisoned not more than three months. W. V. Knott Any ballot marked 1>" the elector .Martin Caraballo G. B. Wells. for Identification shnll be rejected.*’ J . C. Sharon tf. K THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, I t » "3835.—Ballot Not to Be Seen, and Other Offenses: Any elector who Post Cards at The Herald Qffice SANFORD DAILY HERALD shall, except as provided by law, al. gng ^ TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD * L it* 4 y ' . • | - * h mm Phyiridnrw say that "home brew," | is increasing insanity. Well, we fl neither brew it at home or abroad so * this touches us not. » * • * KK , . Just as wc are nbout to art out y /i- . a all nl of from the nntlonnl election_ and Its its attendant troubles here comes the Sr ■ city election. m m w m m- i Cox is putting it nil over Hprtling nt every point. Just another case of n strong mnn with the right cause triumphing over n weak man with the wrong cause. # • • • Tlie League of Nations will be the cry for victory for tho Democratic party although the Republicans thought they would fix it so it would be n stumbling block. , _ - -- * | =l * »V‘ *-t. ‘ !; Every day is “Special Day” at this Store y ,-JL— ' It is* th e rig h t o f e v ery A m e ric a n w o m a n to s h a re in th e re a so n a b ilitie s w h ic h s u rro u n d th e hom e. It is rig h t th a t e v e ry w o m a n sh o u ld h a v e h e r in ­ d iv id u a l B a n k A c c o u n t a n d b e a cc o rd e d th e p riv ­ ilege of p a y in g h o u se h o ld e x p e n s e s b y c h ec k . W e e sp e c ially in v ite th e a c c o u n ts o f w o m e n a n d e x te n d th e m all o f th e co u rte sie s a n d se rv ic e s of o u r b a n k .' i: Real Sweet, Simon ;; Pure Granulated i: Sugar, per lb. > . AH you can carry at this price l~ * • F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltncr, Cashier. 24 Pound Sack at | only . . II. A, HALVERSON, Mgr. W. It- ItUAN.-Prop. WALL PAPER CO. ;; O u r n e w C o ld S td ra g e P l a n t is n o w in su c c e ssfu l opera- t X tion a n d w e c an s u p p ly y o u r e y e ry w a n t in choice Flor- \ id a a n d W e s te rn Beef, P o rk , L a m b , S a u s a g e , V eal, Liver, a n d e v ery P a c k in g H o u s e P r o d u c ts . WELAKA BUILDING :: SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c ♦ The boys who fought over there know whether the Democratic party or the Republican party is right on all of tlje important Issues. The Democratic party made a wonderful record in the successful prosecution ------ : of the greatest war in history. k ♦ « • m People are seeing the injustice of. .iS S S S k n T .r . the i;stem of nominating men under thp nresent city charter. There is j nothing fair or square in it nnd the I Luke D illo n o f P h ila d e lp h ia , an commissioners should have It chnng- , Ir is h p a t r io t w h o served 14 y e a r* In «*d before another election. While . a C a n a d ia n p ris o n f o r d y n ^ p it ln g th e necking to get the commission plan W e lla n d c s n a l In 1900, I* to e n te r thfe • out of politics it f^cts it squarely into U n iv e r s ity o f P e n n s y lv a n ia as a fr e s h ­ politics and favoritism. man. He re c e n tly e a rn e d a s c h o la r­ • • • • s h ip o ffe re d b y - th e I r is h P ress. D illo n Anil while we think of it, have you Is n o w s e v e n ty y e a rs o ld . n little Dnily Herald in your home? J l brings you nil the* news of the world and state nnd county In tabloid Arrow Collar*, 20c, nt Perkin* & form and your snbscrlptlon now will Britt. help it grow larger nnd larger until s some time It will lx? using up nil the print paper in the world just like the <>■ city dailies are doing now. • • • • In Sanford a number of progres­ sive citizens who have been meeting at lunch time for some months past to discuss the future of the cltv nnd suggest improvement*! hnvq Intely derided that there should be a club­ house built on the lake front and 00 00 0 Whitman’s rovided with such features ns will eat. pleaso the tourist visitors to Sampler the plnce. The Herald says thnt the plans irfetud© the erection of a small, but well arranged clubhouse, to be Huyler’s railed the Tourists' Headquarters or Candies the Anglers' club or something dif­ ferent, yet suggesting its aims nnd UY ELSEWHERE purposes. Golf and tennis are men­ Wiley’s tioned as probable features of the YOU GET OUR club plan ami out only the promoters, Candies PRICES but ninny others are now enthusias­ tic over the idea. It has long been . Log Cabin found that in order to attract and re­ tain visitors for longer than n .t^w Pecan Nut Roll days or a week it is necessary to pro­ vide some amusement and entertain­ ment features at n resort. This is well recognized in Europe nnd all sort of attraction* are advertised for iX - ■' their reports. Florida towns and cit­ . .. ies are slowly taking up the notion; ++++++++++++++++++4 +4.+++++4,+<,++++++++4,+++++++4+++++++ and nil places that have thus under­ taken to provide for the pleasure of visitors have found it successful and well worth the attention and expense necessary.—Times-Union. STOVES r-aF.TI pryj m M O B L E Y ’S m d E rfi- ... B g n ft re If;® M O B L E Y ’S i p M ■ rlu I'X,y M i.ifijT YOU fEaKsA i 'll.) H ra g si W rk tm m ' IV | l m 1* I if s'jflPfP \l * J f ■The circulation of anmplo balloU* by both' political nartie* has called attention to a section of the Florida election law, forbidding the enrrying of nny memoranda into the nulling places. One well-known attorney ■aid yesterday the attention of the electors should be called to section 3885 of the complied laws of the State of Florida, reading as follows: .Coffee Drinking is on Ihe Increase TEN POUNDS OF COFFEE A YEAR IS SAID TO HE THE AVER­ AGE FOR EACH PERSON IN THE UNITED STATES. . na L1 K WELAKA BOUGHT at Ray Brothers dle nothin},' but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries Ford Size Tires Batteries - - GROUND AS YOU LIKE IT. FRESH FROM THE BEAN. YOUR FIRST TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU OF WALAKA'S COFFEE IN'CREASING POPULARITY. Deane Turner a n d $16.50 - - $36.00 - $ 13.50 - - Ray Bros., Santord, Florida I Sanford Furniture Co. I Y % ■_______ i . . . ... ❖ Changes in Prices '!* or C halm ers and M axw ell ?I X money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price ---------- --------- C A R S % ---- . Sport Model C halm ers..... We also carry a complete line of Seven Passenger Chalmers..*.. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Five Passenger Chalmers^.... ? f The House of Service, Quality andi Price *■ > *-+ Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle. Phone 135 f T t f T t I LOTT MOTOR COMPANY | % . L• SANFORD, FLORIDA X X ▼ umoer h, Company Y $2,275 2,150 2,035 M A X W E LL CARS $ 1 , 1 7 0 Sole agents for Yale & Towne and Russell & Erwin Builders’ Hardware. Phone us your wants and the same will have our usual quick service. Kt* COFFEE 100 o/o PURE LOSE ..T I R E S .. Cremation Taken to I'rolect all Vo­ ter*—Voter* Should Familiarize Themselve* With the Law. DEAN TURNER HAS ACCORDINGLY. fm 'jL i a ♦ T X And we lose if you do not buy your for W O O D ! GAS and O IL FLORIDA LAW PROHIBITS MEMORANDUMS TO BE CARRIED INTO BOOTHS j : $ Largest and most \\ complete line ever i: shown in Sanford :* Cut Rate Tire House These stoves were ■■ Old Ford Garage bought on a lo w :: market and will be B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. Wc han­ sold very cheap for CANDIES u Lh ------------ --------- -------------------------------- -- ------------------------ -— ;; O u r d e liv e ry is p ro m p t a n d y o u ’ll g et c o u rte o u s treat” m e n t a n d g o o d serv ice h e re — if y o u d o n 't, ju s t tell the ‘ • b o ss. * ;; - • Dealers in tho Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. ' See us before buying your supplies. Wo caft save you money. “Save the Surface and You Save AH” sv i ■ | it Thursday, Friday and" Saturday LUKE DILLON' • ^ 1' Flour—positively the best ;jF irst N a t io n a l B a n k :;!!| Aristos money can buy. To introduce _r. • 4 -r TRY A HERALD W AN T AD Lord's Purify Water As Good m the Beal Dailj;.S ervice . Phone 66 C. A. M A T H E W S . REAL ESTATE A How Man With tho Old Firm A. Pi Conolly, 108 Magnolia Ave. �s, • 8 .- . .- — . * . ;• . . • _____ ______ . ;1 ' ." * - i. •• • V , v,-' . sff* • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD Little Happening* Mention of Matter a la Brief Pertonal Herat of Intereat In and About *£ The City dt TRAIN SCHEDULE PERHAPS IT IS TRUE THAT THE PRICES ASKED FOR THE MER­ CHANDISE ABOUT THE COUNTRY ARE NOT JUSTIFIED nY THE PRICES AT THE FACTORY—BUT. AT OUR PLACE DURING THIS SALE THAT IS NOW ON—WE ARE IGNORING THE MARKET PRIC­ ES ENTIRELY AND HAVE PRICED OUR MERCHANDISE JUST AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE TO THE PRICES IN THE GOOD DAYS GONE J. K. Holliday, of Brewton, Ala., is In the city the guest of friends. Rev. Paul C. Burtons will fill the SIDNEY O. CHASE 31UST ulpit at the Congrcgationnl church HE HIS OWN SUCCESSOR Sunday mpming and ovening. Scri FOR CITY COMMISSIONER vire 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Yes, he must continue to make I)r. ‘Robson is dining the County good for another year. An ways 3Iodical Society at the Seminole Ho­ i Sanfon}^ needs him. Trained In big tel tonight and the modifies are look­ business, mature in judgment, his ing forward to a fine time. j interests reaching out and touching quite every nerve of vital industry A. P. Musselwhite, of Geneva, in in the Sanford renter, and, put it among the very lntest purchasers of next, equipped with a round yeat* of a new Frnnklin and is now enjoying repair and constructive work to his the same. He bought it from the credit, why think of any one else for •Wight Tire Co., of this city and is city commissioner than Sidney O. now a 'Franklin booster. I Chase? OLD TIMER. Ed. Coyncr, representing the Fruit and Produce Rating agency, in in the SEMINOLE HOTEL ARRIVALS city today looking nftcr bunincss con­ nected with his firm. He is a fnmilArrivals at the Seminole Hotel for inr figure in the fruit and "produce October 13th were: Mr. II. llortstrade in the state. ] man, St, Louis,-Mo.; Sol. Hodge, Jacksonville; M. It. Ilayn, Jackson­ B. (*. Eaton has purchased a fine ville; E. II. Scasamen, Atlanta; W. O. seven passenger new Chandler from Milton, Jr., Savannah; J. W. Rawlins, the Wight Tire Co., and is prepared Dnytonn; A. F. Kroger and wife, of to haul pnssengers.Jong or snort dis­ Jacksonville; II. Kcllvmcan, Tampa; tances anti take cayc tit them in ev­ C. 11. Smith, Jacksonville; 11. W. ery way. \ \ \ / Hnllock, Tampa; Chas. Maywald, Tnmpa; G. J. Blomby, Jacksonville; 1 --------Tr Mrs. E. f). Bullock, of Steubenville, F. A. Grippi, Jacksonville; F. H. Ohio, is in the city again for the win­ McGill and wife, Atlanta; F. M. ter. 31rs. Rulloek with her daughter, Chaffe, DoLand; S. E. Poole, Pnlat• Mrs. Clark, and granddaughters, ku; W. E. Paige, Savannah.' Misses Marian qnd Slnrgnret, hns LONG WOOD. been coming to Sanford for many years. 3fiss Marian wns married last T. P. Lewis was a visitor in San­ week, an nccount of the wedding be­ ing in the Herald. Mrs. Bullock will ford on Saturday. probably have nn apartment in the Hill Sate her was transacting busi­ Welaka Block for the winter and her many friends nre glnd to have her ness in Sanford on Friday. hen- again. The Clark family will be Mr. and Mrs. Bistlinc were shop­ down Inter in tbeir car. ping in Sanford on Wednesday. 4• 2 Packages 25c Fresh Eggs 90c dozen 24 lb. Obelisk $1.75 SACK Tomatoes N o. 2 2 FOR 25c ‘u *. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1920 82 84 80 8-^ 27 JIFFY JELL * Lexingt Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readera Arrival Departure Frank Kay Anderson of the Thom­ ............ 1:58 a.m . • 2:03 a. m. No. ______ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. tn. as Advertising Co., with headquart­ v-o' _____ .3 :0 5 p .m . 3:25 p.m. ers in.Tampa, is in the city today on business. fjo —____ 2:43 a. m. 2i58-a.m. Ko. ........ 8:40 a.m . Remo/nber the big dance at the »f0i 89 _______ 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. Vnldez Hotel tomorrow night (F ri­ No! 85 __ 7:30 p.m . 7:35p.m. day). Get your tickets at the Her­ . Trilby Branch. Now 1 0 0 ................................ 8:00a.m . ald office if you wish. No. 24 —1......................... 3:25 p.m. Scottish Rite Masons of Jackson­ Leesburg Branch ville arc to build a great Cathedral No. 1 5 8 ____ 7:50 a.m. for the sanctuary of tnc Scottish Rite No. 22 ............................. 7:35 p.m. Free Masons of the Grand Orient of Oreido Branch Florida. No. 1 2 7 ------ ■------- -------- 3:40 p.m. -----------x— 1------Mrs. A. F. Bell has just returned You cnn Ret ticketa for the dance from Houston, Texas, where she at­ at the Valdez Hotel Friday night at tended the Confederate Reunion. the Herald office. . While nwny she also visited Austin, Galveston and New Orlcnns. Hon: Forest Lak« has returned from a business trip to Tnllnhnasee The Pure Food Mnrket announces nn<f Jacksonville. the arrival of tho first shipment this season of tho well-known Brookfield 31. 31. Smith, chairman of the pure pork sausage.- Their ad appears State Road Department, is in the regularly in the Daily Herald and it CSSV city today on bustAcs will pay you to look it up regularly. jj 0. •*: J. L. Dinkcl and Miss Olive Dinkel spent last Saturday in Sanford. _ . Minute Man Six W e have sold in the last Three Weeks, Three Lexington Cars and have several orders for future delivery. WILL BUY YOU THE VERY HIGHEST PRICED SOCIETY nRAlfD BLUE SERGE SUIT THAT WE HAVE IN THE HOUSE AND WE JUST ASK THAT YOU DROP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE BARGAIN THAT YOU GET IN THIS ONE NUMBER. /• IF YOU SPEND A TWENTY DOLLAR DILL WITH US AND ‘DON’T SAVE AT LEAST A FIVE SPOT. THEN WE DON’T CHARGE YOU A CENT FOR YOUR PURCHARE. W e will receive in next few days a special TH OROBRED (Sport) and we invite you to call and ask for a Demonstra­ tion. • *• , \ • N o B etter C a r c a n b e b o u g h t fo r w h a t th e LEXINGTON Sells For. “ Tike Store TDasaft Hs M ffererfLOS X t , > B . and 0 . M otor Co. You cnn buy your sweaters nnd heavy underwear nt the sale of Per­ kins & Britt. ---------- x----------Boys clothing hns been cut onethird off nt Perkins & Brit. I Sell It D istrib u to rs for J .E . SPURLING Seminole, Lake Vo­ lusia, Orange and Osceola Counties The Min Who 5«lli Dirt Chr.p V ' ------- -- X ' m. Freckles Positively Removed by Dr. lUauty Miami Boy Scouts o f tho Pino Tree Patrol who went to London ns a part of the American delegation of 250 lnd« on the ‘‘Scout Jnmboree" car­ ried o ff three world’s records in Sev­ ern! events. Vlot n suit in the house for more thnn $57.00 and wo have some real clnssy ones, to.—Perkins & Britt. In Every Jar IWrrr'o rrvefcW (Mntmmt jrlrli* ba+otlfol f'x rp ln kR.ToilfiiniffM«li|tB«llU«;HO«lt<if Fn « IbwkWt S o u n d s fu n n y to talk on R e frig e rn to rs -" b u t th is is F lo rid a Daily Fashion Hint W e h a v e ju s t receiv ed a b e la te d s h ip m e n t of Miss Mnrgnretc Allen and 31iss Anna Bell Allen apent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. Refrigerators and Ice Boxes Mr nnd Mr!}. J. M. Waits returned Tuesday from Dunedin where they were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. McGahey 1 lie p ric e will sell th e m th is w eek. . Mr. Jordan, of Orlando, is stop­ ping at the Longwood Hotel nnd •get­ ting it in shape to open for tho win­ ter season. , > Real Estate 3Ir». J. S. Dinkel returned Tues­ day from Jacksonville where she hns lieen the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Chapman. SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL Under Management of WALTER II. OLSON ‘ Our Specialty— Seminole's famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. A la Carle Service all dny. j Helpful, Friendly Management | at Your Command Here OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATItONS OF THIS . BANK, ALIKE. If there Is any particular in which vre may be of bervicc, our management will highly appreciate your call. Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this community.. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. STRENGTH SERVICE S eminole Count y Bank HOME INSTITUTION Ball Hardware Company Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Satcher nnd little daughter have returned from Dnthnn, Ain., ufter spending two weeks visiting relatives. Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence * • in y o u rse lf y o u c a n n o t e x p ec t o th e rs to d e p e n d o n you Miss Willie Fny Rinean and Bill Coleman, who nre attending the Southern Schol of Commerce in Or­ lando spent the week end at home. Those transacting business in San­ ford on Tucsdny were William Wood­ cock, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Entzmin■WINSOME.IN TAJTETA. gcr, Mrs.- Will Satcher and Mrs. Bill Gracefully panotlod a t tho front Allen, Mrs. Tullls, Olive Dinkcl and with n straight gathered tunic at tho T. G. Roebuck. iddcs, rolling collar and short sleeves this la Indeed a w|naomo frock. For. A quarter out of each dollar mennn lls development striped taffeta hi two nnd n half on each ten dollar bill. That Is just whnt you save dur­ used, admirably aided and abetted ing the big sale, nnd in some cases by plain satin, which la vised for tho aash, collar and sloevo trimming. more, a t Perkins & Britt. Medlqm slzo requires 5 yardslO Inch striped taffeta and yard 35-Inch MARC PETER satin. Pictorial Revtoir Dresa No. 9079. Bites, 34 to 48 inches bust, Price, 35 c#nitic. ■ ■■■ ■■ ■- i ■ If you do not save money how do you expect others to lend you money? ‘T o those that have will be given” ia true in the business world as in the Bible. The moral lift it gives you will bring you success besides thc-intercst it accumulates. ‘ CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD W4HrrOUHEUSlH MORRIS One Ib.pkg.Brookfield Pure Pork Sausage _ Florida and Western Beef, Pork and Sausage N u t Qleo 40c Florida A-' ■ •ff -A - jv t On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues PHONE 62 PURE found Sanford, _ Maro Patar, the new minister from iwltzeriand to tfi* United Statee, phoagraphad on hla arrival In Na%v York. l. ^ .t u V ' \ .. . - - .% • r , PH O N E 105 402 SANFORD AVENUE j . 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a7653c7dd6732b47c63b0131907f4938.pdf c993fe08696585cd4200c8c9ba4470cd PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1920 VOLUM E 1 NUMBER 113 FRESTON MOODY WOULD M AKE WATER TRANS PORTATI ON VERY ATTRAC­ TIV E TO SH IPPER S IN TERSTA TE COMMERCE COM MISSIONER STA TES SOME • REAL FACTS. . (By Tk* AmmUW4 rr*M.) CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Six month* o f private operation of the railroad* coat the tax payer* moro than two* third* a* niuen ns two years and two month* of Federal control, tho Inter­ state Commerce Commissioner Wooley declared! n an address here today. Between March first and September first a* the resu lt.o f a guaranteed income the roads cost the tax payers 634 millions of dollars due largely to strike* and freight congestion. MRS. WILSON DEAD Preston Moody, thlrteen-yeanold boy of Fremont, Ind., declared by Purdue university the Junior com champion of his state. He grew 147.3 bushels of corn on one acre of ground, establishing a new record In Indiana corn production. supply tho m arkets, provided they could lie reached, ft would be suffic­ ient if the crops were profitably dis­ posed of, even though nil the fields urn- not covered. , What it would menn in dollars ami rent* can only be conjectured. It •* said that it now costs n dollnr n box to shin oranges to Cincinnati. As freight charges will not .follow the downward trend of the markets, it may soon hnppcn thnt the rnilroacls will be getting more for haulfng tnc fniit thnn the producer for growing and packing it. , The truth is, we hnve not yet be­ gun to realize what n tremendous tax upon production the present freight rates wil be ns prices decline, nml » there Is n prospect of relief in water transportation, it should certainly be examined with great care. > --------- —x----------- IIARDING INVADES . T H E SOLID SOUTH ’ (Hr Th* A*t*cUU4 Tr»»i) CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 13.— Sena­ tor Hnnling arrived here today where he spenks tonight. His trip over the Civil War bnttleficlds as the guest • Republicans, of local was n feature -­ of the program this afternoon. This marks the candidate’s first speech in the Southern states. *, M. M. SMITH SA YS PERMANENT IIAVF. BEEN STRIVING FOR YE’ARH TO BECOME TH E ROADS ARE A PRIM E WORD’S CHAMPIONS • N ECESSITY TA LLA H A SSEE, Oct. 10.—In re'»> ™ A“ **u,,d rr tiring ns a member of the State Rond ^ LEV ELAND, Oct. 13.*Department after five years of con- ; ty-two years of striving tinuous service and ns chairman of " -n" actually the world * the department for the past fifteen today in the bnsebnU wol months, M. M. Smith in his official penult 0f yesterday’s vlct< report at the quarterly meeting hcld«^;nn!) 0Ver Brooklyn nnd populace is trying to sh SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS Oct B and 0 Bnid: "In taking leave of you not only ns prM.iution. AND HELP DEMOCRATS . a member of the department, my Many big celebrations, ON TO VICTORY. term ns n member expiring on the arranged in honor of the | Bth of the present.month, or-ns soon prowess in winning thereafter ns my successor is appoint- ,,,j ( jt|p wj|j ^ hold dtirir ed nnd qualifies, but as your chair- fcw days, beginning tonij man, I beg leave to extend my sinreception to the plnve cere thanks for tho uniform courtesy par|,# All agree that tho shown me. by member* of the depart- ’ won u,,, s,.ri,.s. ment. I “Even before I became a member of your department I was deeply in- now heavily criticized for terested in road work, nnd since my not nlwnys thus’ appointment to membership 1 hnve “The three first princip become vitally interested, yes, even ninncnt ronil construction to the exclusion of my personal in- drninngc; second, drains tcrestn, in the work of laying out a drainage, nnd the fourtlr system of ronds which I believe you tion! These four Items LAKE MAY R E FU SE will bo, in the greatest measure, nde- carefully considered nnd quate to the needs of the state. I worked out by competed have also been interested, henrt and for the state road doparti soul, in helping to lay the foundation dcr that the very best r of n system wnich'wfll not only serve t,p obtained in road ronsti the needs of Florida today but for | «| hnve been working many years to come. 1goal of n completed state “The State Road Department of road*, turning neither to Florida is n business branch of the nrtr the left when critic state government. It has been, and come, nml in so doing must of necessity continue to be, con-( myself unpopular, but t _ ________ . . ducted on sound business principles, humble judgment, is the He ndded thnt ( it the best results for the people of to be pursued if the great a view for the Florida nre to be obtained. From , of gnr>d for the public li i*the date of its crention five years ago tnlned. . Lake that he . this month, it hns been conducted | ,"There hns l>ccn no ointment, fol- along conservative lines, having f o r . shown, and there shoulc the acceptance its object th<5 best interests of the ; shown in the future coni here has been |states ns a whole. It has not given. department if the state, i nllnhnssee ns preference to any political subdivision ' shnll receive th1 benefi lnicmnn of the ’ represented by. it* membership, nor beonstruction to-wMrlr it !r. Smith. “Mr. ' to any part or section of the state ns . look forward, and if the if the iegisla- against other parts, except when the I department is to rontinur ind was form-- greater need for road construction , the confidence of the p lorlda Banking wn* required for the l>enefit of. the j plan of the department |people of tho state a s ‘a whole. |system of ronds hnve beer McSWBENEY ALMOST OUT (Br Th* A»»o«Ut*4 Hr***) LONDON, Oct. 13.— lA>rd M»>’°r McSweeney spent t* bad night and was weaker nnd his mind not so clear today, the 62nd dny of -his hun­ ger strike. “I feel l am about played out,” he kept repeating. NOTED EVA N GELIST DEAD. • ____ •• (Br Tk* A***eUt*4 Br*M.) BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 13.—Charles McCallon Alexander, a native or Maryville, Tenn., and known al over (By Tb« AmmUU4 Pr.it l WASHINGTON, Oct. 13,—Mr*. Agnes Wilson, wife of Secretary La­ Mitt Cyrd Mock, well-known Cali­ bor Wilson, died today after a long fornia writer, one of the foundere of illness. the American Women’s legion and a member of the League of American BIG C1TRUE RALLY Ptnvvcmen. c NUitt i nnWjb many criticisms heaped upon it, es­ pecially is this true as regards width of right of way required; width of roadbed, elimination of distance nnd proper alignments. One of the prin­ cipal reasons for some of the criti­ cisms is the fact that the plans of the department for the construction of a state system of roads are in ad­ vance of the ideas of the* people. The average man does not see the neces­ sity of a right-of-way sfxty-slx feet In width, nor. for a roadbed thirty feet in width. Neither does the a v -, erage citizen take into consideration the all important question of drain­ age, but nil of these items will have the greatest bearing on the future lasting qualities of the roads which are now under construction, and I venlvre the assertion that the pres­ ent generation will live to feel that the State Road Department of Flori­ da 1has acted wisely in laying out the | present system of roads for co n -. well orranlxed branch of atruction, although the department la government.” A rally of the citrus nnd vcgctablo growers of this section will he held in Sanford on Saturday night, Octo­ ber 10th under the nuspicca of tho . Sanford Farmer* Exchange, ‘ which promises to.be largely attended. Among the speaker* will i>o Presi­ dent J . H. Ross of the Florida Citrus Exchange;* Gl E. Stewart, Jr ., busi­ ness mannger of that organization , nnd -W. F. Sillier, manager of the af- . filiated Exchange Supply Company, tho great co-operative purchasing or­ T IIE IR INCOME ganization of Exchange growers. ♦ TA X ES. • This will be one of a series of sim­ ilar rallies of meetings in each cit­ rus section of the section of tho ( t r Th* Auocui»4 r n « . ) state where the-Exchange is repre­ CANN ELTON,. Oct. 13.— Chi sented by n loonl nssoeintlon. Effort thnt piany coal companies arc pni is to lie made by each association to tlieir accounts in order to evade have its membership cither one hun­ ment on Federal ineqtue taxes dred per cent or accounted for at the mndc In a speech today by Govi time the local meeting takes placo.‘ •' Goodrich of Indiana, lie said th nml considerable rivalry will exist firinis formerly paid 55,000 r. between tin- various locnl associations now paid $40,000. as to .which shall make the best showing. IIAYTI BANDITS ARE The speakers from tho general ofGETTING HITTER * flees of the Exchange aro said to have very Interesting messages for (B y Th* A u o tl*U 4 r i m l the local growers. Among the sub­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.— Approx­ jects which will bo covered will bo imately 3,250 armed Hnytlen bandits the present crop situation, nnd tho hnva gecn killed by United States market outlook for the coming sea­ marines or Haytien gendnmiie during son, details of the fine progress the 5 1-2 years of American occupa- 1which the Exchnnge recently has . tion, according to a reixirt to the ; been making, nnd particulars con­ navy department. During that time cerning the present • situation in the lanrine casualties hnve been 13 I the cotton states of the South, whero killed nnd 28 wounded. growers now nre fnclng ruin through the- breaking down of the speculative marketing systems which long have existed there, and the entire noscnce^ of any cooperative movement in the ' cotton growing sections to steady nnd stabilise the .situation. In addi­ tion to these local speakers will bo ■ heard. Considerable interest Is mani­ fest in, the virinlty nml a rood Crowd WANT PRESID EN T. WILSON. .TO undoubtedly will ntfoncT. “ . GIVE THEM AN AUDIENCE’ ON PRICES The next timo you hear a man de­ (By Tk* A»»ocl»t»J Pr*M .) nouncing the League of Nations cov­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.— Repre­ enant. and President Wilson, and par­ sentatives of agricultural interests meeting here were hopeful today that ticularly denouncing Article Ten, ask t President Wilson would give them an him if he has rend it. Clothed In plain language in which audience to discuss the downward Mr. Wilson finally drafUd it, It trend of prices on farm produce ami reads: hear their protest against currency “Article X.— Tho members of the deflation pbiicy of the treasury de­ Longue undertake to respect and partment. Southern cotton growers preserve as. against external aggres­ are very activo In the meeting. sion, the territorial integrity and po­ litical independence of all members HAVE YOU A LITTLE SCAN­ o f-th e League. In threat of any DAL IN YOUR BLOCK? such aggression, the Council shall ad­ vise upon the means hv which this It happens in the best regulated obligation shall he fu W e d .” families, you know. And involves The more one reads ‘ he simple some of tne richest and most impor­ words of the covenant, the more one tant. and aristo cratic' folks. Some­ becomes convinced that the mind of times the gossip Is well founded. BUT tho mnn who drafted it .was set on 80M ET1M E8 TH E PA RTIES IN­ bigger things than mere prevention VOLVED ARE PER FEC TLY INNO­ of immediate wnr with turbulent CENT! Now the beautiful Misa Syl­ neighbors. , via Figueroa was ail- that any moth­ Opposition to * the Len'-’ie o f Naer, Sunday school teacher or prospec­ tjons is bnsed on dcnuncio'lon of Ar­ tive bridegroom could posslblv want ticle Ten is simply nnpositton'ifi anyn girl to be. She wnx straight ns n “ ling that is marked d em cratlc and die^-when it was a question of mor- would hove been just as actively for nia. But she had dimples, and just It hod it l>eon conceived by Senator couldn't make her sense of humor be­ Tx>dge or Elihu Root. have. ; The things thnt girl did! The awful messes she got herself nnd oth­ Marcus C. Page, state superintoner people into! Naturally. she scan­ dent of the Children’s Home Society dalised the town and the Ladies' of Florida, hns just completed ten Tuesday Afternoon Club had a won- years of service with that institution. derful time at every meeting tearing ------------ x-----------• Sylvia's reputation to tatters. Pnytonn expects to have a choral I f you enjoy clean comedy don’t society this season, that will with miss seeing Wanda Hawley in the aid of a ten-piece orchestra orethe state “FOOD FOR SCANDAL” a t the S ta r sent “The MPkado” some time In Ja n ­ Theatre tonight. uary. �r 4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY. OCTOBER New Arrivals S S “ m “All of a Sudde The"newspapcrs said she had married him. Next morning his rooms. Then when his •‘folks’ arrived, Peggy calmly married at nlU* Scandalous-AWfullyl! But not so bad whc A breezy romantic comedy, rippling with the youth and joy AN OILCAN' ROMEO with lots of Dainty JBathihg Dames WANDA H A W LE Y in FOOD FOR SCANDAL. and SATURDAY— “T H E VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL. TO M O RRO W — U R K ’S Cor. First SC and Sanford Ave. General Repair Work of All Kinds . Experienced Mechanics Service Guaranteed CLA SSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for any one One Time, per word.. Three Times, per word Six Times' per word.. Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra if chnrged. Advertising in this column in which the address of the advertiser is not given hut which refers you to Post­ office Box Number or Care of the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising In this way. Usually we do not know who they are. nnd if wr do we are not expected to tell you. NEW DODGE that has never been run for sale, B. & O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fin. 101-2tc TO RENT or for snle. large ware­ house with railroad siding.—Chas. Tyler, enre Zachary Tyler Vcn. Co. 156-t f< il.K- Iwn fresh milk rows. Garrison, near Ft. Heed. 161-It. LITTLE SIX DCK K FOR SALK New paint, Iop and tires, ami is first class mec hnnicnl condition. H. O. Motor Co., Sanford Fla. 161-1 Nicely furnished rooms MISS MARIAN CLARK M ARRIED enuo. Phone 308J. 160 tfc JS T — Boston bull dog ward for return to •rs. Sanford, Fin. ,E—One Ford truck In good Merchants Grocery Co., chairs, FOR SALE— Dressers. swings, stoves, etc. at Methodist 150 6tc parsonage, Magnolia Ave. LOST— A red rockingchnlr, between the Andes place nnd pumping stn tions.. Finder, please notify Mrs. J . 0 . Andes, Sanford. Fla. LiJ-IHp The ladies o f the Presbyterian church will hold their nnnunl baznnr Tlnr 3 nnd 4. ■ ’ 160*tC LIT TLE SIX BUICK FOR SA LE— New paint, top and tires, nnd is in first class mechnnical condition. B. & O. Motor Co., Snnford, Fin. ICl-2tc NEW DODGE that has never been run, for sale. B. & O. Motor Co., Kanfnrd. Fla. • lfll-2tc WANTED—Good man nnd wife to live in house for company. Rent free. No children. Mrs. J . E. Vaughn, R. F. I). A. • lC2-2tp I Have A Buyer For Your House Sanford Property sold by a Sanford Man E. F. L A N E FRIDAY EXHIBITION OF GERMAN te,n nt the bride’s table. The bridle s TRO PH IES ARMISTICE DAY table wa« centered with a plateau of roses, and the colors, orchid and pink were carried out in the table ap­ Thu committee in charge of the ar­ pointments, shaded candles and bowls of orchid nnd pink asters completing rangements for Seminole county's the effect. The other quests were Armistice day celebration have re­ seated at smaller tables throughout ceived n communication from Major tho rooms, with the same colors car­ George P. Ahem, in charge of the ried out In the appointments. state recruiting service, stating that Shortly after the wedding dinner the bride and groom left for a motor a Inrge exhibit of war materials, trip East and will return to Steuben­ German trophies nnd the like will ville before going to Cleveland where be sent to Sanford on the big dny. Two non-coms of the recruiting they will he nt home to their friends nfter December 1st, in n pretty apart­ service' will be in. charge nnd will bo ment nt 2765 Hampshire Rond, Cleve­ ready to answer the questions of in­ land Heights, the groom being a ris- terested persons. inir young attorney of Cleveland, a HOARD OF TRADE MEETING member of the law firm of Treadway & Marlctt. He is a Wooster College man nnd also served in the lute war The Board of Trado will hold a nnd wnn one of the first Americans specinl meeting in the Court H oubc to rench Franco, ns a member of one Thursday night at 8 o’clock. Secre­ of the hospital units sent from the tary Kessler of tho Jacksonville Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland. Ho was Chamber of Commerce will bo here later transferred to the artillery and to address the meeting on matters of nerved ns IJoutcnnnt in the 118th vital importance. Every member Field Artillery, 32nd Division. , should he present. 162-3tp The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Clark, a graduntc of Stcuhcnvilfe High School nnd Wilson College, and also taught for several years in the high school at Sanford, Fin., her family spending their win­ ters in the South. She has been n very well known nnd popular young girl of Stcubiyn ille, and has n host of friends here who join in congrat­ ulations and good wishes. The young couple were the reci­ pients of many beautiful gifts m cu,t glass, silver qnd linen, wli. !• Sanford will add to the beauty of their m w home. There will also be ninny pret­ ty gifts awaiting them In Cleveland I upon their arrival • i nOut of town gv> -is w re Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Kei i ily, nnd Mi ami Mrs. Figley from ' a ir II' n, oh Mrs. George Renmci, Miss Alice There are few towns in the state Reamer and Mr. Frank Clnrk from that have ns runny fine automobile Hast Rochester. <>.; W aV.- St. •"ftr' show rooms and gnrnges anil work from Cleveland and M. I t r . I I H- i shops and machine shops as Sanford. Crawforil from Lakowcnd, O.; Wil­ This rity is prr eminently a city of liam Reynolds from Northeast Har­ machine shops and from the earliest bour. Maine; Miss Maie-n Li< h from times there have been rnilrond shops Portsmouth, N. II.; Dr. and Mrs. Wal­ nnd otjier mnchjne shops located here dron A. Clark from Pittsburg; Mr. nnd one could always find first? dnss and Mrs. .1. IV Holloway, Joseph mechanics in Hnnfonl and could nl II olio wav! J. 1 - 1 ••-'••'•I and Mrs. ways get any and all kinds of work KliznhVth ('hn«'»iwi, from East l.iv,-r- . done in this line. pool, O . and ... . Mi i> 1. >utoo Cla.k t Probably Hus accounts for the fact from New V ’ • n daughter of that the garages arc always filled ! Or i billies > I lark of ItiMera, with good mechanics and the •ehow rooms and the unto garages are of tile very best. I Among the unusually fine gnrnges tin Florida is that of the Wight Tire . C o .,. that was recently built (it the corner of Magnolia nnd Second ;god music and. good streets. Made of fine pressed yellow Mg dance nt the Viu* brick and black mortar the building i i mL.v niirht. t»«*i your 'stands out in hold relief and attracts I the attention of the passerby not only 'from the fact that it has everything that would make him stop nnd buy but also from its very appearance. . ,\nd then it is arranged differently. There is a place where you can drive I in nut of tile wentber nnd on two ; sides where you get water, oil, gas or MU rt Martin, the ir«M»ml rn|»rr*rn- i' repairs or most anything you want lutne of the Crown .Paper Co., who jj and you can go nnd come without dis is known all over .the state and th en. } turbing nnyonc on tho street. And some, was In the city today "baking | 'then while you are resting easily out hands with his mnny friends. Albeit ( of the rain you cim smile with Geo. is living In Apopka anil likes it. , McLaughlin, or Ilcrmnn Steele or « . » Hon*. C. W. Bntxmlrtgi'fj Mrs. Entzmingcr and daughter, Mrs^ Satrher and the baby were in tho city today*, The many friends of Charlie fcntintinger urc glnd to see hint in good health again as he has just returned Being A Sum mary Of W ho Is Who And W hal In The Anto Business In Sometimes newspaper men unui r tho influence of certnin planets or under the soothing influence of cer­ tain nnrcotics such as a good cigar or n good drink of ah. say. Bcvo or some kindred manifestation of food over flesh have l>ocn known to write epics that have made them famous over night or over the river or over there. Editor Hotherington has writ­ ten sonic of tho host stuff that ever left the editorial pen In th JiaU ta of Florida and Is known as the finest nnd the best of the kind in tho south. Hq has written certain passages up­ on certain things th at tave been cop­ ied uitnuiihout the breadth and length of the land. An,d h° lived thus far to complete his mus- In the Matter o f Style We With the Latest V If you appreciate the desira bility of correctness in Ready to-W ear and Millinery we in vite your patronage. TRY A HERALD WANT AD S P E C IA L BARGAINS FOR TH E F IR S T C O M P L E T E H O U S E BILL C A R TE R LUMBER CO. for WOOD GAS and OIL ># 0 0 0 0 9 L- Largest and most ♦ complete line ever ♦ shown in Sanford t These stoves were ♦ bought on a low ♦ market and w i l l be l sold very cheap for + cash. I DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE ♦ TILL YOU GET OUR J ... . -PRICES i W. R. RHAN, Prop BIG RACING CARD PULLED O FF . II. A. H A LV ER80N , Mgr IN CANADA (Bj TV• Aum UU4 Fna.) WINDSOR, Oct. 12— The greatest crowd in the Canadian history gath­ ered today for what is .dcclnred thn greatest racing event evor held on the American continent Man-o’-war, " T h f O r U m ! f n ^ r . , VSU r chron. American premier racing steed and Sir Barton, Cnnndian champion meet icles an item of more than this afternoon for championship and human interest. K says ™ ™ P biggest purse ever offered. Wickgreens have arrived again. ford, owned bv George Ixing, also in many m en-and women too-w ho the race, having been entered Inst SncraH y fit only for treason night. stratagem and spoils have been known to he transformed under me ST. I.OULS F IR E magic •alchemy of a mess of turn DOES BIG DAMAGE greens into c re a tu re s of sweetne* (By TV. Auocl.uJ Tn*».) - ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12— Fire did ex­ cess of half n million dollars dam­ age to the plant of the St. Louis Car Company's plant early today. It ia believed to have started from electric wires. • -. Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL P A PE R S, KALSOMINES, BRU SH ES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED* OIL. v See us before buying your supplies. We can save you money. �r & ANFORD DAILY HERALD ’ * WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910 vp ah Ui hi j «terr aftw —«■ ■ w x B«ad»z *t Tfc« t~Hcnld,H»JMliu, 107 StuMlU aVm m *m h i PUnUSIIKBH i ' 7 * "J " riT jrilO L L Y .^ . Editor N. J. LILLARD, • Seer alary-Treasurer 11. A. NEEL - General Manager F . P. RINES, Circulation Manager Phone 481. A4 >«r|i»t*f | Bsi*> Mad* Kno»n aa Applkatlsa • Subscrirtion Price in Advance ■One Year — ________________ $8.00 Three Months ______________ .$3.00 ' Delivered in City by Carrier One W e e k ________________ 16 Cents Member of the Associated Press. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Charles E. Jones Martin Caraballo J , G. Sharon P. W. Corr W. V. Knott G. B. Wells. Oh, for a rest from politics. • o o o Ami a chance to go fishing or hunt­ ing. • • • • Or even a chance to build four ur five hotels. H E-*ir," il) 1 V EBfr ’ * 1 urcr of the Democratic National Committee to tho people of Seminole county' through tne Ilcrold for fi­ nancial njd for the Democratic Nat­ ional fund. This paper will be plenaed receive contributions and for­ ward them on to the committee. No amount is to small or too large. Mr. Spark’s appeal follows: t To the Democrats of the South:’ The next president of these Unit­ ed States will be Governor Jam es M. C or 6 f . Ohio. The next Senate will be uiade up of n majority o f Democrats: PHOVIMCD: Thnt funds are furnished, h, Dem­ ocrats of the South to pay tne legi­ timate expensps of the National Campaign. It was "under Democratic rule that the shackles were removed from the Southern business and Southern ag­ riculture. The South owes much to the Democratic party. Tho Democrats of the North are making a valiant fight to get control of the doubtful states from the Re­ publican party. A great amount of money will be needed to pay for ad­ vertisements in Republican papers which are to be printed in rebuttal to the lies which tho Republicans arc spreading. Wo have tho candidate and we have the platform. We have the Intcreat of our country at heart. Let me impress upon every South­ ern Democrat, men and women, to contribute.- MAKE A CONTRIBU­ TION TO TH IS N O BLE CAUSE. Please send your checks to your State Finance Chairman and the mon­ ey will be forwarded immediately to N mh Vnrlr mlA fWn aU/iiih I fCom­ 'nm _ New York fit to aid the M National mittee in its yvondcrful fight. Let me say ju st now that the South hnn more to gain and more to lose in this election than in any election ever held in this country. . Democratic success monna PEACE, PROSPERITY nnd H APPIN ESS for the South as well ns the entire country. The time is short, delay may be fa­ tal. If the Southern Democracy re­ sponds as It should then actual dis­ aster will lie nverted. Despite the lack of funds there is a spirit of optimism at National Headquarters. W E ARE HOUND TO WIN BECA USE WE A RE RIGHT. I ***............................................................................... .... SIR GEORGE PAISH J u ^ t F o lk s By EDGAR A. GUEST ■> MEMORY. C*p»» r*'. 'I'lem tta l U>m>nl Sir George* Palsh of London, former editor of tho Statist, Is hero on an unofficial mission sounding Arhsrlcan financiers as to help for tho rehabilita­ tion of Europe. REVENGE THAT WAS COSTLY Australian Farmer's Fancy Mothod of Post Destruction Could Htrdly Bo Called a Success. I stood and watched him ploying," A little lud o f three; And Imck to me dime.straying The years that used to be; In him the boy was Maying Who once belonged to tne. Every day is “Special Day at this Store The Molf-snine brown Ids eyes were As those that ouco I knew; As glnd mid guy hla erica were?, B e owned hla laughter, too. Ills features bright and also were ' My baby’s, through and through. Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb. ilia ears were those Td sung to ; B is chubby, little hands Were those thnt 1 had dung t o ;. Hla liulr In golden atranda it seemed my heurt wan strung to By love's unbroken bands. With hlin 1 lived the old days That seem so far away; The beautiful and bold daya When he was hero to play; The sunny nnd the gold daya O f that remembered May. I know not who he may bo Not where his homo may bet But I shall every day bo In hope again to see The Itnngo of tho baby • . Who once belonged to me. A farmer living near Boree Creek, New South Wales, was greatly annoyed by the depredations of a hawk, which Apd maybe a meeting or two for (Copyrlfht by S q s * r A, (Su n t.) Board of Trade to discusa things. almost dally took toll among Ids chick• • • • «us. Finally, after a good dead of trou­ What a relief when it is all over ble, he succeeded In (nipping the bird nnd we can settle down to the pleas­ alive, nnd, smarting under his losaea, ant pastime of boosting Sanford. resolved upon a reully elaborate re­ Daily Fashion Hint * * * * . venge.Procuring a supply of "gcll" . . That building on the lnke front for (explosive), lie fastened It. to the un­ the Rod ond Gun Club listens good. fortunate hawk’s leg and ntInched n This city has long needed a gencrnl gathering place for tourists nnd tong .fuse to It. Then, having lit the townspeople as well. fuse, he released the hJrd and waited 9 9 9 9 for It to lly Into (lie air to annihila­ The ladies say they "have ordered tion. However, l he trick foiled to the eouipment for the White Way. It work. Somewhat dared, no doubt, by should he here nnd Installed before the rough handling It hud received, the the holidays if we intend to get any hawk obstinately refused to move from AFTER GAME IIOGS, good out of it this senson. 9 9 9 9 n position .near the door’ of the Well, the World’s Series is over for ■Sheriff Morris nnd He- ities Stone "hutupy." th^ time being anyhow and now we and Turner have spent a.>out three With Rip fuse sputtering fiercely, the can get down to Imrnynrd golf nnd K hr tnoin shrdluetaninshr su u u u farmer begun to get uneasy, and he dUl other soul-trying games of the win­ days in the woods each looking for all In his power to scare this "feath­ ter season. violators of game laws. So far, no ered.mine” away, hut at llrwt with lit­ tle success. Finally It rose tn the one huH been nrrested; but there is Btr—hut only to settle on his roof, no question thnt the lnws are being near the chlrtmev. Shouting nnd bornmost flagrantly violated and" 'some hiy'dmcm with stones and sticks alike (M-opte will have the privilege of pay­ fulled to move It from lids* position, ing for all this extra work which the nnd with the perspiration streaming sheriff and his deputies are putting down Ids face and Ills hair begtmdhg in. If state law made it a penalty to to stand on end the fnrmer was ulti­ carry' a gun except upon securing li­ mately obliged to take to his heels for cense, and during the hunting senson Who kill game out of senson should only’, as required in New York state, bis own safety. The bird sat doggedly on the roof till,the end came; then tho get all that the law can give them. there'would not be so much violation luckless squntK-r, looking book, saw • • » • of the game laws.— Del.nml News. ^ 0 0 4 7 roof, chimney and hawk go dp In on* “Who is responsible for the Wall 0RIOIHAL AND BEOOMINu. Street Explosion,’’ nsks the St. Au­ terrific explosion. He huH now (worn Nothing is smarter tjian the new gustine Record. Darned if we know, off nil fancy" methods of pest destruc­ redingotc model. Dlack’ velveteen Is Herb. It might have been Hnrry tion.—Wide Worlcf Mngarlne". Drown, Gilbert trench, Goode Guerry, used to 'develop the frock Illustrated, Ed. Fitzgerald, Hugh Sphrkmcn, Joe GIVE FREE DENTAL the redlngoto opening over a eklrt Enrmnn, Ejl. Taylor, Bobo Dean, of plain satln_ which is frequently tn T R E A T M E N T T O *P O L E S Frnnk Stonomnn ur any of those East a ftntresting color. An odd fea­ Coast Editors. Simple Explanation of Matter to ture of the dress Is" a yoke of fine French net with plaited up-standing Which Probably Few Have Given Other people cam look at the fu­ collar that touches the ears! Plaited Much Attention. " ture growth of Sanford ns they frills also finish" the long close-fitting please hut the Sanford Herald has sleeves. Medium site requires 4 Not„one person fn a hundred could yaiyls 36-Inch velvet and l t f yards enough faith in it to place an order for one of the best typesetting ma­ give a satisfactory answer to the ques­ 36-inch satin. chine* thnt is manufactured today tion, Why I* the sky blue? Pictorial Review Dress No 9047 nnd one thnt will give this paper the And vet the explanation, ns given Size*, 3t to t l Inches bust. Price, 35 service that Sanford require* We by l‘rofi-«.*,,r W. II, llriigg. at the also intend to rnnke many other llrltNIi Itoynl Institution, Is qulto chnnge* and in time give the people simple. of thi* section the biggest nnd best Tho blue sky, he explained, Is duo daily paper thnt it is possible to pro­ to the Interception of particles In thi duce. And our weekly pay roll is atmosphere of the blue rays which all spent in thi* city nnd it is quite a neat sum nnd one that should appeal form a part of tho while light of tho to those who nre receiving part of it sun. The parts of white light con­ every Saturday night. •The Herald Is veyed .by longer red nnd yellow light taking a big part in the every day waves manage to Jump the many sub­ life of Sanford. stances In lhe atmosphere and are seen at sunrise nnd sunset. TIM ES-IM O N GROWTH W hitm an’s The professor Illustrated his mean­ ing by showing a disc of light on tho Sampler The Florida Tinies-I’nion has just screen which, passing through a howl installed n new- Hoe Sextuple press thnt was esnci-inlly designed for this of wuter, became grnduqlly redder as Huyler’s VTcnt Florida daily and this makes, the water got cloudier, till nt last, •the second one of the kind to be sold after an Imitation of the sun In a No­ Candies to the T.-U. It takes these two big vember fog. It fnded nwny.,’ presses nnd a special power plant to Professor Bragg has also revealod take care of the wonderful growth Wiley’s some-of the mysteries of sound. If o f the biggest imper south of Rich­ Candies you put a stick In a revolving bowl mond and all Florida rejoices in the of water, It sets up little whirlpools prosperity of the T.-U. Many of us •can remember \ghen the Jacksonville behind-I tr •In the same way th(*,wthd Log Cabin and Tnmpn papers were ns smnlt ns rushing pant trees forms whirlwinds Pecan Nut Roll some of our own struggling dailies on n small scale, and these rnuso ond we hnvo watched them grow with those sounds so admirably described a brotherly feeling thnt some day by the Imltntlvo .word "soughing." they would meet with tho prosperity Hlmllnr sounds are set up by teteferaph that they deserve. The T.-U. hna a wires. large circulation in Sanford nnd is Americans administering free dental giving this city many nice notices as treatment to needy Poles nt the Amer­ well as every other part of the stnte being in truth Florida’s greatest ican Red Cross headquarters nt War­ saw, Poland. daily. APPEAL FOR DEMOCRATIC FUNDS. • M O B L E Y ’S CANDIES • 1 I i '/ • .♦ , i • A iw \ f. .A. % J v All you can carry at this price Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24 Pound Sack a t : only . . Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera lion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb. Sausage, Veal, Liver and every Packing House Products. SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c J; Our delivery is prompt and you’ll get courteous ’ ! ment and good service here—if you don’t, just t *> boss. <•+++++ Cut Rate Tire House Oid Ford Garage B A T T E R I E S for all makes of automobiles. W die nothing but fully guaranteed Tires and Ba « Ford Size Tires Batteries - - Ray Bros., Sanford, Florida Changes in Prices M O B L E Y ’S STRANGEST PETS KNOWN The following appeal has been sent "by Hon. Joe Sparks, assistant treas- HEIN Z & CO. 57 C h ili S a u ce C atsu p O liv e O il G reen P ep p er S a u ce P r e p a r e d M u stard B eef S te a k S a u c e F ig Pu dd ing C h o w -C h o w Deane Turner Welaka Building . Phone 497 Cat, Canary and Goldfish Gat Along Well Together. Mrs. Thnd Tillery of Genova, O., Is believed to have In three pet a tho strangest friends known. They are a goldfish. cunui\ bird and c a t All three get along In perfect harmony nnd allow deep regard for each other. Every time Mr*. Smith feeds the cnl It raves a few crumbs for the bird which hops to the top of the goldflsl howl and fosse* In a few for the fish The favorite restlngplnee of John, thi canary bird, l* on the neck of Fred­ die. tho cat. All three friends seem to grieve greatly that Pete, the goldfish, Is unable to Imp out of Its bowl and gambol around on the floor with tho other two. Pete, however, swims around and around chtse to the glass aides of hig prison, while John and Freddie play about, when the flah bowl Is put on tho floor. Town Crier. New Interest Quarter OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter­ est quarter. Deposits made up until the tenth draw inteseat from the first. Get your deposits in before the tenth to get interest this quarter. Sport Model Chalmers Seven Passenger Chalmers m - Five Passenger Chalmers^ $2,275 2,150 2,035 $1,170 LOTT MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA First National Bank CAPITAL AND SU RPLU S $120,000.00 F . P. Forster, President. C . A. MATHEWS RESOURCES $1,150,000.00 B. F . Whltner, Cashier. A. L Betts, Assistant Cashier As Good os the Best Daily Service Phone 66 REAL ESTATE A Now Man W ltii tho Old Firm A; P. Conolly, 108 Mafnotia Ave. �THE BAN FORD DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, IS 20 =*ost C ards a t T h e H erald: O ffice use BASEBALL IN TEACHING __ __ 1---------- W. it. RHAN. Prop- • ______ CHARLES^ M. SCHWAB Novel Method of Teaching Spelling . Adopted by Schctof sylvan la*. H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. I V- Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND p it c a r n a g b d v a r n i s b e s , w a l l p a p e r s , k a l s c u IdNES, BRU SH ES and SPEN CER KELLOGGS BOILED and gAW LINSEED* OIL. See us before buying your supplies. We cap save you money On suggestion of the teachers. It Is known as the ‘'baseball system" whlcl^ eliminates monotony from the study and creates an interest second only to thgt of outdoor sport. It Is nothing more or less than playing baseball with worda. The schoolroom Is the diamond, the corners being used for the bases and the teacher Is the "pitcher." The pu­ pils ere the “players." A pupil "at bat" advances to the corner of the room designated as the "plate," and the teacher pronounces three words. I f all are correctly spelled the "play­ er” mores to flret base, having made a “hit," each succeeding player who makes a “hit" advances him a ' base until he Is scored. C tiu n d l C iin tttt CAs each succeeding player makes a "safe hit" he goes to first base and the run scored counts for the side the T^ila Is the most resent portrait of player represents. When a player fails 2haHea M. Schwab, the steel magnate, to spell a word correctly ho Is declared vho has just celebrated his fifty-eighth "put" and roes to his seat, which Is the ilrthday. “player*' bench." The rules of the na­ tional game are adhered to as strictly as possible, there being three out. It requires several days to complete ulna Innings. HELPING STARVING PR IC E 8LASII1NG H ITS SANFORD ium«. They have used it conpiitently and thev attribute much of their Merchants about this count success to their newspaper advertis­ ours have been anticipating ing. ; ■ •. prices and in order to mako ijp Read what they have to say else­ the merchandise at a lower where in this issue and be amongst they have been eutting and si the first to visit the large stock that thefr • prices, in many cases below they have marked down to within cofcL reach o f your pocket-book. The announcement by Perkins & B ritt that appears elsewhere in this issue shows that they are the first to bring this price slashing to Sanford. We mean by this that they are the first to bring to Sanford the price reduction on every article in their store, a reduction bio enough to moan much to the Sanford people. Of all the v$ry many unusual bar­ gains that they arc now offering, the clothing prices lead them all. We understand that all their suits that ranged in prices from fifty to eighty dollars have been reduced to from twenty-two dollars to fifty.scven dol­ lars. The most of us have been waiting a long time for just such an oppor­ tunity ns this and now thnt Perkins & B ritt have done their share . to­ wards reducing the high coat of REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING CAM PBELL LOS8ING POST •' clothing for the Sanford people it ig now up to ua to grasp this opportun­ NO. 5S ity while It Is here. AMERICAN LEGION Perkins & B ritt are two of San­ THURSDAY, OCTOBER U , ford’s merchants thayrhave always B M P. M. been great believers in advertising COUNTY COURT ROOST. ‘ ford Herald as one of the best' med' ALL EX -SER V IC E MEN IN yjT K D . POLES Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of a. Florida in everything in The Place Where You Get That Delicious^ Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies ' And Everything in Baked Goods Pies, Cakes, Pastry. Baked by Experts in Their Line Under the Best Sanitary Conditions Everything Clean and Wholesome . * * • a - - * . -* • » (»$ * LUMBER PRICES ARE LOWER and this is the time to build the home that you have been wanting so long ‘ * * r * See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies ; , w < a. " fr — * * Mrs. Saphln Romorska. secretory ol the American lied Croaa In Warsaw. Poland, In her office In tho Red Crosi headquarters In that City from when relief nnu'-ig starving Poles la being ndmlnlstered. * . The Dally Herald ahould be a vis itor to your home every day. Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford A T NINE O'CLOCK COMMENCES T H E OCTOBER i r S r I L m i L I ’ S IjjjH bSI g£| 1 1 The First REAL PRICE SLASHING TO HIT SANFORD O f all s a le s h eld in S a n fo rd th ere w a s n o n e th a t \ ml e a u a l this o n e as tar as the fact th a t th e s a le is on s e a s o n a b le g o o d s, th e v ery m e r c h a n d is e th at y o u will Our entire stock of Society Brand and Campus Tog Clothing that ranged in price from $45.00 to rice cu ttin g is c o n c e rn e d . lave to b u y for fall. Some real bargains will be found in thte depart ment as we are selling our entire line of Union-Alls, Sweet-Orr, Brotherhood, Blue Buckle and other leading makes away below cost The suit that has been costing you 00 will be sold per garment L i* . i V «v We have affanged to have plenty of clerks and will be able to give you A n o th e r rea l fea tu re o f this sa le is during this sale. * • Everything will be marked AND W E GUARANTEE TH A T YOU W ILL GET A'. ______________________ _ ’ YOU BUY AND IN MANY CASES S^lV E A S MUCH AS 45 V COMB EAR LY AS FIRST CHOICE MEANS THAT YOU GET THI STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT 1 �, •. 4. . - ■ . - -V. : V , , . THE SANFORD DAILT HERALD WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1*. 1920 m CHURCHES FIGHT RED MENACE fa lsin g the Family tmac uq tier HOVE KC 4 *wD 1 hot * B i6 h OP Iwwes op . Suyptp. Ik o hollevos that ~ d iscrru o fL>* the bolter p ari o l v a lo r ! n s a aho u w trJ ”L C'.x ttmoOCH lurtH TAMtCi SOPVUC iTvtu POOF'S C o m m a W ot o ff. nus ■i— i i ~ - S w , U / H E P t ItJV *nv 5am rtiuu HAVE. VOO BEOi. 1 ALL TIUS Tl HE ^ _ | po -YOU THIHK W E . G o r U . TO H it rs T\Ht- CLO CKS WWE»J t COHE IW AMO] 60 OUT-uiMV* -tou a m imp you- a r c .-tr t- SuCWti.-'fOO tADN'r SuCKUi-fOO OtOMV : -* *> ' 1 U 6.E.D UB-AOtlH HOME | _ OH ACCOOMT- * Palmer In Awakening Nation . j to Enemy Peril Within. GREAT .I WtU- OF 1 At-M THE1, Allied With Attorney General AM ERICANISM x J Plsheri MoMriT" AO U B - J SWACM. — Score of Large Denominations . S wceeo,eit rut L u ll * put i. ISSUE. i.miuilii Ji Sod-Fearing Voters Covenant to "Put at the Head of This Government a Man of Provsd Capacity and Firmnssa Who Will 8upprsss tho Prtacheraoand PractJcsrs of Discord and lani and whose deed* ^pro lest-prdoP Of hla high purple to Bring his whole Vlolsno*. country to a rculliatlon of the loftiest Ideals of cllltenshlp will receive their Wsshlngtea.-—Tb* greatest Indorse­ undivided support In primary, election ment ever given to tho outstanding and la the administration of hla high, Amerlcaulsm of a living official In pub­ office. Before the great campaign of Amer­ lic life la the forward movement roprawanted by the powerful among mere icanism to be undertaken by the Prot­ than A score of largo church denoml- estant church ergaalxatiooa Is well — “ — 1 organisations. which has Jaat saiac way lt . would not b* surprising to find tho percentage la th* alllaaeo Boos effected In this country to combat grow to o round 100 per cent, reprothe "Rod menace.■* sentlng 100 per .coat Americanism. Twenty-fir# million peroocs. repew Th* great hierarchy of tho Boons nonting more than TO per cent of th* Catholic Church la the United Slates membership of all Preteslant church la heart sad soul with tho movomeat organisations In tho United States, art for Americanisation sad will lead Its adw lending their strength to th* alli- full stnofth to the promotion through aao* which wHI carry on to Its logical the far reaching channels of th* condo Mon tho work of Attorney Oen* church of tho preaching and teaching of staunch Americanism .to the msny oral Mitchell Palmar In awakening the millions of Its congregation within tho people of the oatlpe to a realisation of Ignited States. their peril from the enemy within sad A pastoral letter, the Brat Issued by pretoctlag ths gevernment with affirm (be heads of th* Catholic Church la hand from those whe sought to over* th* United State* la thlrty-Avs years, has recently gene te all Its people, la throw It by force sod vleleoca Americanlstn and Ainericealsatlea U which the following paragraph la not to bo th* watchword of tho charchso, the least la Importance of th* decla­ ■ad tho Cfariitlso people of th# ooua- rations ef th* letter: "Whatever may he th# Industrial sad try, who hav* caught th* onto from th* social remedies which will tpprova reveille seundod by Mr. Palmer, will themselves 1* the American people, ■no to It thot ■ mas allvo to th* great there la on* that, wr feci confident, question and of proved capacity to they will never adopt.. Tlmt Is the carry’on the great work that la being method ef revolution'. For h them la tonnehed la put at the head of affaire neither Justification not excuse under our form of government. Through the of government la this country. To these millions of earnest people ordinary and orderly processes of edu­ cation. organisation and legislation all who »«e la the safety of th* country, social wrongs can be righted. While home sad fireside ths overshadowing these processes at time* may sum Issue of (be futaro, regardless of poli­ distressingly slow, they wilt achieve ties or politicians, there can ha w* stop more In th* final result thaa vleteoe* backward sow that ths forwhrd atovo- or revolution. Ths radicalism sad meat Is on, and the man who appeals won* than radicalism of tho labor to them moat strongly aa measuring up movement la seme of th# countries ef t* the highest ateudard of Aiuurlcan- Europe has no leasoa for tho worker* of the United Stotea except as an ex­ ample of methods to be detested and avoided." . _, Thus the churches and their people In the United Btates stand united In a determined movement to look to the future security of the government of their country and ths pose* and hap­ piness of Its people. In this, as lo many similar movements which hav* written history. It la of tho man than th* * • • * * • Th* formation of the pe s mfut alli­ ance la th* InUichurch world move­ ment to campaign against rod radical­ ism with Americanism la but another proof that th* American people bar* made u»* Issoa of tho day for th* gov­ ernment, for th* church and for tho nation. It la stated that th* laterchurch world movement te serving aa a clearing tfousa for speedy and co­ operative action te cop* with the evils of radicalism,, which have been mad* public as tbs result of a nationwide survey. On their own account tbb representatives of these 23,000,000 people of th* country have found that "Americanism" Is tho, one sad groat lasso* now before the people sad have culled upon the churches to' expend from their emergency funds several millions of dollars la Immediate ef­ fort to raise the standard of Amortrun Isa*. •••• • ------------z-----------CITY MARKET WILL MOVE. Walthall A Eatridge, of the City Market, are getting ready to move from their present quarters to their elegant new room in the Welaka Block at, the corner of First Street and Railroad Way. This la one of th* finest rooms .in the city and the City Market la making extensive im­ provements to make Tt most attrac­ tive in every way. The Facts of the Telephone Situation in Florida By J. E pps Brown, President. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH% CO. m t f ;. W ..\ The Company, The Public, The Employees • * * ’ 1 ■ * *** Adequate and.efficient telephone service is essential to the con­ tinued prosperity of all commercial enterprises, and a telephone in the home for social intercourse is as necessary as a telephone in the place of business. No telephone company can furnish this service without the full support of the public it serves. This is true because the interests of the public, the telephone company and its employees are identi­ cal; each must co-operate and neither can permanently profit at the expense* of the other. 1 BIG DANCE FRI­ DEMOCRATIC DAY NIGHT AT RALLYS HELD IN THE COUNTY SCHEDULE OF MKEtlNGS AND DATES—LONGWOOD TOMORROW NIGHT (fra* TMteapi Sill*) This week and pari of next the Democratic party of Seminole coun­ ty will rally oround tho standard and hold public meetings at various pre­ cincts in the county. Lost night at Lake Mary there waa a good crowd out to Hear the speakers and for about one hour listened to fine talks on tHa vital questions of the day. Among the speakers were Georoe A. DeCottes, Judge Householder, Judge Moines, J. J. Dickinson, C. M. Hand. Tomorrow night the meeting will be held at Longwood In tha library building at which meeting Longwood and' Altamonte people will combine for a monster mass meeting. Similar meetings wilt be held at Oveido on Friday night at the school house. At Lake Monroe on Monday night in the school house. At Chuluota Tuesday night at the school house and at Geneva Wednesday night at the towil hall. Please keep these dates and meet­ ing places In your mind for It is Im­ portant that thd tried and true Dem­ ocrats gather at thess meetings and that the younger voters and the wom­ en voters gather there also and hear the questions discussed that are of the greatest importance to the citi­ zens of this county. , The big rally that was to have been held in Sanford last Monday night but waa postponed on account of the misunderstanding in datfs but there will be a monster Democratic rally in thia city on Saturday night. October 23rd at which time several local speakers and several speakers of national reputation will address the voters. . . LADY JANEXCARLET;.; CLUB PUTTING ON ONE FOR SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBL AND HELP DEMOCRATS THE BENEFIT OF CLUB ON TO VICTORY. HOUSE. (? !• * T bm 4i * ' i The “13" club will give a dance at the Valdes Hotel next Friday night and the members are now on the street selling the tickets for the same. The DeLand Orchestra will furnish the music for tho occasion and delicious punch will be furnished to the dancers all throujgh th* even­ ing, the punch being under the su­ pervision of that veteran master of Jj| such delicacies, Hon. Eugene Roumlilat. The floor is good end the weather is cool and ther* will be waltsea and one-steps for tha older ones and tha fast fox-trota for tha younger ones and there will also be plenty of intermission where tha people cam get together and talk and otherwise enjoy a pleaaant evening. The dance is given to raise money for the new dub house of the Rod and Gun Club recently organised here for tha benefit o f the local hunters and fishermen and yatebmen and al­ so for the visiting tourists whp will find at the headquarters of the Rod and Gun Club all that they can wish in the way of amusements during tha winter days and evenings. The Rod and Gun Club will also have ‘a fine dancing floor where the younger set can dance at any time ana this build­ ing will fill a long felt want in San­ ford and the idea should receive the support of all the people. Instead of making a campaign and shaking down the long suffering public for money the club will put on a series of entertainments giving the people i run for the money. So 1st everybody get ‘tickets for the dance Friday night at the Valdez Hotel. ------:— x-------:— - • The Public furnishes the Revenue and receives Service. ' The telephone situation is as much the concern, of the public as it is of the company and its employees. The sound support of the public shpujd be based upon a knowledge of the facts. It is the purpose of this Company to fully inform the public of the fact? of this situation. ’• This is. the first of a series, of advertisements to place before the public all the facts of the telephone industry in the State <Jf Florida. It is the duty of all who have peed for telephone service now, and in the.future, to carefully read and consider these facts and, if con­ vincing, to give a quick, direct and-cordial support to the Company. If any statements are questioned, they can Be verified. »} g jg l ; Our whole claim for your support is based upon established facts. ■ "T , . h . . - • SK ; U Jl The next advertisement will give a detailed statement of the Com­ pany's investment, expenses and revenues fo r the years 1916t‘;%Pl7r 1918 and 1919 , — *■ 1 ......■ ----s--- - -------------------------------- - — Contributions for the campaign to be sent to th* er of tha Democratic National mittee will be taken her* it Herald office and the nann credit in this space each week, of the loyal Democrats who vbl make a contribution no matter small, should give it in and gtriag will know that it Is going for a , cause. The following hava imt their contributions: The following contribution! added by C. H. Leffler, that__ and true old wheel horse of tb oermtie party who went out sad a personal solicitation of th* tag: Seminole County Democrat­ ic Exe. Committee......... f&N J . J . ' Dickinson ................. Mrs. F . P. RInea............. LM C. H. L effler...................... IM • D. A. Caldwell.................... LM E. C. Mills ......................... LM • J . M. Steuman .. ................ Jl Seminola M arket................. LM Leym AJman ..................... LM| L. J . B a k e r ....... ................ LM . G. B. Hardder.................... LM 8. Robbins .......................... l.M Mabel Saint ......................... Jt J . M. Lord and wife......... LM C. A. Clark _____ _____ Jl W. E. Collins ................... ii Louis R. Collins ................. Jl S ch w arts..... ......................... Jl A. K in n er___________ J W. A. THlis ....................... Jl C. A. Anderson ............... LM A. Malium ____________ LM M. Hanson ......................... Jt M. Dandciako ............... . 1M J. D. Parker ..................... iM 4 A. L. Betti ....................... 1M iiH iiiu iiiiiniiiiiinH iiiiniiim iiiiiiininii E. D. Mobley..................... 1-001 A. E. Bearden ................. IM| Stokes A M illiter............. 1M| DARING AVIATOR WHO B. J. S tarling__ _______ 1-OOj DOES STUNTS IN AIR Ray Bros. ......................... IM J. F. Turner ..................... 1M| C n sh_______ lMl iiiiiiiimiimtiittimtiiiiiiiimiiiiiitimmi Sanford Mch. A Edr Co... LM| Randall C ase W. A. LcMcr C a sh __ Herman F. Steele ....... R. 11. W ig h t................. .... * J . II. T illis......................... J . A. Harrold - ................. 1-J?| E. E. Brady -------!{*_ R. C. Whitten ................... I^l V. E. Douglass------------Deane Turner _ Chas. E. Wood ............... 1*1 Mrs. T. K. R o ll................. -«l L. Allen, J r ....................... f* l W. C. Willinnison ........... M. F. Robinson ............... i f Cash.................... . ....... A Alfred Foster .................. !•*! II. -P. Lntspaugh ............... B. W. Herndon ................ H B. F. Whitner ..............— • J. B. Tyner _______— R. V. Williams ........... — L. Y. Bryan ................— John Miller ___________ R. J. Holly ................ The Company furnishes the Plant and receives Profits. The Employees furnish the Effort and receive Wages. The telephone industry in Florida faces a crisis unparalleled dur­ ing its entire history, the cumulative effect of conditions during the past four years; conditions which this Company was powerless to influence or control. CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP TO WIN VICTOR] .it u tiM . lUc tlariui aviator who change* from on* airplane to another Lady Jana Cart*tan, widow of tho without the nia of a ropo ladder, and lata MaJ. Hugh Dudley Carltten, and do** many other daring atnnta. atator of tho marqula of Hartford, la honorable eecretary far the *1114-11“ Haw Flah Bat. association of ax-aarvtea man harmed Wien a codflah eata It tabes an oyto oambat bolahovlam. star In Itn mouth, cracks the shell, degoats the meat, and ejecta the shell. Crabs crack the ahella of their smaller neighbors and nek out their meat. In the petition of E. E Brady, ThU accounts for the mound* of shell* published in the proceedings of tho whlrii are found beneath the wares. county commissioner* (n the Dally And. aa farther lllaatrntlng the cenand Weekly Herald lost week tho •tant destruction going on in Iho name of one of the signers was giv oceans’ depth. It la said that If a ship en as J. W. Fortier by the Clerk's sinks at sea It will be egten ny th* office to this paper for publication. Bah with the exception of Its metaj The name should have been J . W. portions. Foster, but Uke other petitions, some of the names were indistinct and the mistake was made. The Character In tho Nooo. clerk’d office asks that this correction There la an old saying that "a man's be tnadeJn the name. character Is ss bis nose !*.“ The nose, i ......... g . . i — ■ according to physiognomists, la mi* M ar Stewart has decided to re­ of th* moot Important features. Both main at home this winter instead of going toAtlanta and wilt be with the Its also and Its shape have their rignlflcanc*. Seminole Hotel aa night cterk. J. N. Searcey, of longwood, a irr the following, contribution*, i Longwood: J : N. Searcy --------------C. Bt S e a rc y --------- M L. R, P ay n e ......... ............. H L. J . Hartly ................... H C. E. Hartley —---------Mrs. Berta Allen ---------C. W. Entxmlngcr -------Mra. M. A. Hardaway — Mrs. J . N. S earcy----L. W. Entxmineer .......... B. J . Overstreet ............W. L. Walts ..................... Tell Williamson ............... Mra. Lorrie C ram er........ J. M. Chaffer ................... W. E. Allen '................... O. H. Frain ....................... ’ T. G. Roebuck — .......... W. C. Satchur ................... Mra. Barts S earcy........... S. C. Dickson................... J. M. Walt# ..................... Florence Lovell ............... Total.......................* -xAMRRICAN LEGION WILL “Al The boye of Campbell Lo**11^ are going to show you wh** ‘ snappy appearance they {form, on Armistice day. we shall have a crack drill sqa*] ,to liven yoqr interest a bit Seminole county has » . drilled- ex-doughboys *llhu\ , boundaries and tj»ey are I show-you how “squads cart be executed. , ., „,«da| Watch for them in the p«*T 1. �r * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD y u le Happenings Mention of l M atteri In B rief Personal Item s of Interest In and About *£ The City *st TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure _____ 1:59 a. m. 2:03 a. m __ 11:45 a.m . 12 :0 J> p. m, _____ 3:05 p .m . 3:25 p.m , . . . __ 2 :4 3 a. m . 2 : 58-a.m _____ 8:40 a.m . _____ 3:05 p .m . ■3:25 p .m ____ 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Trllhy Branch . . . ____ j ------------ 8:00 a.m , ---- ----------------- * 3 :2 5 p .m , Leesburg Branch ______ — - - 7:60 a. m. Oreldo Branch get tickets for tho dance lex Hotel Friday night at ). Charles and Mrs. Daily N. Robson will motor to is tomorrow. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1920 Sammary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers covered the many beautiful gifts givcn by loving friends. As Miss Bcrnor returned to the doorway she was greeted by a shower of rice which . ‘ [mn from th(' heart o f a white bell suspended just-above her. A delicious salad course was served_ and dainty cakes surmounted by miniature brides were presented each Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins & OUR STO RE IS CLOSED TODAY TO MAKE THE N ECESSA RY PRE. I'A RATIONS FOR TH E BIG CROWD THAT W ILL V ISIT US DURING TH E N EX T TEN DAYS. W E HAVE MARKED OUR MERCHANDISE FROM ONE EN n OF T H E STO RE TO TH E OTHER IN SUCH A MAN­ NER THAT IT W ILL MAKE |T LOOK L IK E OLD TIM ES WHEN YOU ARE TOLD T lr /‘ T YOU CAN GET A GOOD SU IT FOR $25.00. Minute Man Six PRETTY MORNING WEDDING W<* have sold in the last AT OUR PLACE IS ONE OF TH E R E A L LEADERS O F’ TH IS SALE. YOU CAN GET ONE OF TH E B E S T MAKE OF OVERALLS, SUCTI AS SW EET-ORR OR BROTHERHOOD FOR $2.45. A pretty event of the week was the wedding o f Miss Barbara Evelyn Ber­ Three Weeks, Three Lexington ner to Mr. Joseph Edwin Wathon, Cars and have several orders which was solemnized, Tuesday morn­ for future delivery. ing at ten o’clock, at All Souls Catholie chursh, Rov. Father M. J . Farley performing the marriage ceremony. . The decorations,* which were conWe will receive in next tew fincd tho chanccl nnd altar, were lovely. Masses of golden glow were days a special T H O R O B R E D prettily arranged .among trailing (Sport) and we invite you to Mrs!*Duro.8, M l., Honor It™ bl" Hl" ! N. Robson will motor iu to h»™oniously with^ the. yvhitc and rrn inuwr * ‘JfcL — eek. Bold of tho altar. Ropes of fern were festooned above the chancel and Democratic entwined in the chancel balnstrnde ;ht that will extending to tho front pews. Within lubllc library the chancel tall standards held bnsklvitcd to at- o ts-o f gorgeous yellow chrysanthewill address mums. White prieu dieux with their . satin cushions nnd tracery o f fcath*ery fern completed the charming setAlfrcd Rob- ting of the wedding group, thnt he has Immediately before the ceremony nt the Geor- a beautiful program of m usic was He has also rendered by Mrs. T. E. Rimini]Int o f dancing j who presided at the organ nnd who delightful! .................. y sang, ‘'Beauty's Eyes." Mr. Sid Ri ve gave n charming *rendi* tion of « Drink I _ __ „ ........ to Mo Only With Thine E yes" and Mr. Clarence Ma­ honey sang, " I Love Yon Truly," Mrs. RoUmlUatt played the bridal chorps from Lohcngren for tho en­ trance of the bridal party and Men­ delsohn’s ^‘Wedding March" for the recessional. During the' rending of SHOWER FOR M ISS BERN ER the marriage service,’ "Schubert's Among the pretty prc-nuptinl a f­ Serenade" was softly played. The walked fairs tendered Miss Evelyn Berner bride and her attendants alone preceded by the ushers, Dr. L. was the miscellaneous shower given A. Brandt nnd Mr. W. Ovens, each by Mrs.'M. Minarik. member of thd wedding group taking The home was tastefully an«! ar­ their places within the chancel. The tistically decorated with dninty pink bride, who was the last to enter, alone, was met at the altar vine ami grncioun bamboo. Miss Ber­ walking by the groom nnd his best tynn, Mr. ner was met nt the door by Mrs. 61, Tnrbcll. She was very sweet and Minarik and Misses M argaret, ivnd winsome in her travelling suit of Co­ Agnes Bernof, who led the honored penhagen blue, its straight lines m ost guest to folding doors whore a mock becoming. Toupc braidings finished ceremony was performed by Mias Claire Walker who was mnntcr of the belted coat nnd the collar wna o f mole-skin fur. With this was worn n ceremonies, little John W alker acting white silk crepe Georgette blouse hnd as ring licarer, following much mer­ a hat of black panne velvet In one of riment of this the brinc-to-bc was the newest models. She carried an told to unwind the pink web in nnd arm bouquet of bride's roses. out of the rooms where were disTho maid of honor, Miss Margaret Berner, a younger sister of the bride was chnrming in her girlish frock of Japanese blue taffeta with which wps worn a picture hat of black tnalino and j e t Her flowers werg white snow ball crysanthemums* • The' tiny ring bearer, John Walker Minarik, the handsome Small son of 6Ir. nnd Mrs. M. Minarik, was an at­ tractive, cunning little fellow in his suit of white nnd carrying a yellow ‘nlnmandcr in which was concealed tho wedding ring. The bride's maids, Miss Elisabeth Musson ami Miss Minnie Lee Allen, who enme after the ushers, were very attractive in their dresses' of change­ able blue nnd gold taffeta fashioned in petal design with phot edges, uni­ que and lovely in their originnlity with the three-quarter length sleeves, was worn long white gloves, black mnline picture hats completed the pfetty costumes. They carried arm bouquets of fluffy, yellow crysanthemums. Mrs, Wathen in the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Berner, an nmible girl of pinny attrac­ tive qualities. She is teller nt the First .National Hank and is held in 2 Packages call and ask for a Demonstra­ tion. , No Better Car can be bought for what the LEXINGTON Sells For. You ran buy your sweaters nnd heavy underwenr nt the sale of Per­ kins & Britt. , Roys cjothing has been cut third off a t Perkins & Brit. •. •' - . • Sanford's Most Popular Hotel one Under hlanagemcnt of t Distributors for I Sell It '13van fn Evert Ha, y'f t , The Finest Face Bleach ever pro­ duced. Does w a d n for a bad comnlnioa. All dealer* or By nwik *1-25, Free Uo«ld*(. ML e B. BM t CO- m i HbHt«a »T— ». C«tC*M _______ lo talk on Sounds_imny ft Refrigerators—but this is f* lorida We have just received a belated shipment of OUR O FFE R IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS BANK, ALIKE. If there is any particular In which we may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. # f Our service Is justified only ns It Is helpful to you, to this community. Refrigerators and Ice Boxes WE ARE YOUR FRIEN D S, HERE. H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N Ball Hardware Company jhrench Our Specially— Seminole’s famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. J.E. SPURLING Seminole, Lake Vo lusia, Orange and Osceola Counties property, subject to taxation for mu­ nicipal purposes, within the corpor­ ate limits of the City of Sanford, Florida, on tho first day of Janunry, A. D. 1920; and all the property aforesaid is assessed nnd in charged with the payment of this levy. Section 4.—That this ordinance sl\all be published once' within ten days after its final passage. ■ Section 6.—That this ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days from and after its passage. Introduced, rend nnd passed by the City Commission of the City of San­ ford, Florida, at its regular meeting September 27th, A. D. 1920. Placed on second rending, rend nnd passed by thd C ite Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, at Us rcgulnr meeting October 4th, A. I). 1920. H. R. STEVEN S. Mayor C. E. HENRY, . Commissioner. Attest: L. R. PH ILLIPS (SEA L) City Auditor nnd Clerk. 162-ltc WALTER B. OLSON I If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence in yourself you cannot expect others to. depend on you • c o rd ia lly in v ite s y o u to bo p re se n t a t th e ir f a s h io n If you do not save money how do you expect others to lend you money? those that have will be given” Is true in the business world as in (he Bible. ‘T o The moral lift It gives you will bring you success (resides the Interest it accumulates. Show CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLU S $15.,000.00 jC ivin y 77/odets W ed n esd a y, Oct. 2 0 , PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD /O . O O j f . 77/. jC u c o m o T J h o a tro O riando, F lo rid a MORRIS Sanford Florida . +♦♦♦♦+++♦++++++++++, ORDINANCE NO. 19. AN ORDINANCE determining the amount and fixing the rate of tax­ ation, and making the annual tax levy, for the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, for the year A. D. 1920. B E IT ENACTED BY TH E PEOPLE OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: Section 1.— That the amount de­ termined necessary to be raised by taxation for the ordinary purposes of the municipality and to pay interest upon the Indebtedness of the City and for sinking fund purposes Is $73,058.68. Section 2.—That a tax rate, for the year A. D. 1920, is hereby declared and fixed as follows: For the ordi­ nary and maintenance purposes of the municipality 13 mills on tho dol­ la r; for (laying Interest on the In­ debtedness o f the City and for sink­ ing fund 4 mills op the dollar. Section 3.—That a levy is hereby mado of 13 mill* on the dollar for the ordinary purposes o f the munici­ pality and of 4 mills on the dollar to pay Interest on the Indebtedness*of the city, and for sinking fund, on all Prime • s Western Beef Today On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues PHONE 62 And everything else usually found in a first class market PHONE 105 402 SANFORD AVENUE B E FO R E BUYING YOUR LU M BER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e39499b0ee2968a0ea797a15c5d451ce.pdf 8bd67a1f0a7bfc3112c2a96386594bb0 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA. NUMBF.R 162 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1*?0 jJHE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN PEACE TIME Health Promotion 13” CLUB PUTTING ON ONE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLUB HOUSE. IN THE COURT HOUSE TO TALK MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE ELUSIVE RIDERS OF THE ICIIT PLY THEIR TORCH RIGHT ON. . ATLANTA, Oct. 1 2 .-G in s it Dougins nnd surrounding countio» »r«- bcyig posted with warning* tc dose on account of the price of cot.ton. Sheriff. S Baggett of Doug­ las county reported to Governor Dor s, v todny, nnd■added that he had ofJ m AOArt aI nl FANS WERE DISSAPOINTED SOMEWHAT IN THE GEN­ The ’’ 13" Club will Rive a dance at ’ KRAL RESULT j U r Rural 8err- the Valdez Hotel next Friday night the American and the members are now on the (By Th* AatorUUd fr.it.) raw more closely street selling the tickets for the CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.— After a aselher. Here Is sunu>. The DeLnnd Orchestrn will game full of thrills Cleveland won the j mother with • furnish the music for the occasion world's series here today by the score of 3 to 0. Cleveland went into the _______________ and delicious punch will be furnished game with the sole thought of win­ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the dancers all through the even* ning the game and cinching the ing, the punch being under the su- World Series and with thousands of ||C porvislon of that veteran master .of loval fans rooting for'them, took the vT all such delicaciea, lion. Eugene penant for the 1920 series, hollowing Roumillat. The floor Is good and the is the game by innings: weather is cool nnd there will he rirst— Brooklyn 0, (.rimes nnd Mil­ _ . waltzes nnd one-steps for the older ler: Cleveland 0. Covelskic and. ones and the fast fox-trots for the O'Will D P rP|0 I|t]C' younger ones and there will also be Second— Rrooklyn 0. Cleveland 0. K h I I r V l i l l l plent'- ..f intermission where the pefi1le ran irot totretber and talk and _ otherwise enjoy a pleasant qvening. r ON THE PAR* I he dance is given to raise money for Ihe new club house of the Rod l. . nnd Gun Club recently organized here *»• |fr>* fbe TsoiefTt o f tnc local hunters — jitul fishermen iuiU-yuLci»meii and ul* 0 t jo __ The so for the visiting^lfdurrats who-will ' * "11. find nt the headquarters of the Rod ’ try appealed to- jin(j fil||, (*|„|, ftj| that they can wish ilson against. thi jn Wuy of amusements during the idler of the treas- winter days ‘and evenings, i he Rod ury department 1and Gun (Tub will also have n fine n the roads nil ' dancing floor where the younger set e them under the can dance at any time and this build­ s. of the trims. 1my will fill a long felt want in Snnfimil accounting ford and the idea should receive the by the carriers, 'support of all the people. Instead of v'lck ruled that , making a rumpnign and shaking for income defic- ! down the long suffering public for d between March money the Huh will tint on a series Ifie,I for payment of entertainim-ms giving the people ‘ommerce Com- a run for the money. 1 the total deficit , , So let everybody get tickets for the nd could not he •dance Friday night nt the Valdez is of tin, law. The Hotel. GKT a PENSION ic posiaion th a t, —*--------::------- ;----ecs ito the roads ■COX STANDS.ON -A pension fund and not bv nieceLEAF! E OF V VITOS The fanners of the Sanford sec­ tion wil hold another meeting in the court house tonight nt eight o'clock and all of the growers of this sec­ tion should be there. Not only the growers hut the buyers and shippers as well, for there nre questions that affect everyone engaged in the grow­ ing nnd shipping of fruits nnd vege­ tables front Florida to he discussed. The wage scale will be the priqcipnl topic and it is one that looms large on thi? horizon of the growers nnd of every business that is subsidiary to the growing business. m WESLEY GATHERING AT GAINESVILLE SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS DATES—LONGW OOtfff . MORROW NIGHT Z S S S A S S V l.'Z £& c a r r a a v ? than wns collected withmin ................ "1 live per cei.u ' ' Y" ‘ [mm the saInru*, of the J.et.efk larltS, contributions by their employers o an amount equivalent to one m«r cent f .|.,,;r munlldy salaries, uml by do­ f, rii-V ol tmUotui. legacy s und the proceedsThi theatrical and other b«n«nla. nM f u l„| republican day | the prt-j ........ „t .u i Saturday, oct. 17146291 ifi ni„ r, . M r t T s r . «t ii..«i v .i RKI’ RESENTATIVES FROM FA Hi"rt 1"*Diri" K , .ORGANIZATIONS. .MEET AT in ro rn r nnd p r o fit ta x e s . NVarly-ev-; t o a s t responses, and then, i t # P’ WHITE HOUSE TODAY. ery source of revenue showed an in- public sneaking on the stm t. A,n" ’p croase over the original estimates. , hl)!lc who have sent word they will (Or Th. a>mkU(.i1 rt.tt.) The increased use of cignrs und clg- |ms here are Cnmnpign Mannirer A1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.— Repre­ nrettes brought in large revenues. cxnn.ler Akernmn. Ghndidatc Jbi sentatives frbm farm organizations In nil parts of thv country met here tmlay nnd decided to present to the White House a requests. fc*e-confcreqcc with the president nnd cabinet members nt which needs of agricul­ turists Ik* discussed. the government’s receipts come from dez, followed by HARDING WINDS UP SPEAKING TOUR STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS BELIEVE ANARCHY WILL HESULT . (Br Th* AsmcUU* rrttt.) WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.' — The state department officials believe the end of Bolshevism In Russia Is near and are considering what will follow Soviet rule. Danger of another an­ archy and chaos there is declared to be real. * KILLS CHILDREN CRANK’S STORY IS * NOT BELIEVED PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l i — Although believing the utory of tnc smothering to death of baby false*, authorities today continued search lor Baby Blakely Coughlin, kidnapped Norristown baby whom August Pasqualc confessed he filled after steal­ ing the child from its parents bed room nt night No trace o f the body can be found and it is believed tho child is still alive. > , , — x — --------- 0 . P. Swope, of Oviedo was in the city today 'httendlng the meeting, of the county commissioners. ~- AT THE STAR THEATRE TONIGHT MARGUERITE CLARK in ALL OF A SUDDEN PEGGY F ox News and a Comedy w o u ld i*e s u p e r * i*e,I l>k . 1,11 from the fin’d :t l-'-r «-•" "f Mie'r or dinar\ snlurns mulDph'd y number y u «* '*" > haw ?rved. McSWEKNHY STAYS WITH ’EM (hr Th. AiwUnJ fret*.) LONDON. Oct. 12.— Lord McSweeney riasnrd a restful nnd his condition was good Mxty^rim d a y Of his hunger anid' the hullctin todny. SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AND HELP DEMOCRATS ON TO VICTORY. MARQUARD FINED _ . ONE DIG DOLLAR „ ( l r Th. AmacUU* r r tu .) CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.— Rube Marqtiard, the Brooklyn pitcher, was fin­ ed one doHsr today on the charge'of ticket scalping. % MISt BU.ANEOUS SHOWER. Muaaon and Mist Miss KlizalrvUr. gave a hilscellaneoui Minnie AHe Wednesday evening at thi honu*1'"of'" Mis* Musson. In tu>n«r oz Miss Evelyn Bonier. . .,V1, The house was very attractlv®, beautifully decora «‘d with , brary and parlor. In the d'ldthg roiim i.laced ill (he center of the -able, wan a large hux with windows ;,nd <loor«r made to represent the Hr National Bank and standing en thv stcpa^as. a miniature bride. lh K‘ lHn placed in tW» hank nnd • i*s Berner was handed a check “ With Mf> und U-at wishes,” signed. Her !•riendj*. Then she was asked to remove th many beautiful gifts from the hunk. A novel feature of the evening wan a mock trial, which caused much mcrriment. Soon after Mlsa Berner a ar­ rival she was arrested hv the “hcrifT (Miss Katherine A ycoc^ who worn, a badge and carried a club. lh a prisoner waa tried Tor dcscrtlon.having deserted her post of duty at the First National Bnnk where she haa been employed for nome time. The attorney for the defendant (Mrs. John G. Iieonardyl and attor­ ney for the plaintiff L. M. OafTPll) examined the* witnesses. K verdict of guilty was rendered and sentence prontwnced by the judge, (Mrs. W. f . Fields) which wns life Imprisonment with her accomplicei tn the prison o f matrimony. Delightful refreshments were served loiislstlng of fnlit salad, sandwiches, nnd tea. After wishing Miss Berner u long and happy life, the guests d el« . ted feelimr that they had spent n very plens- Contributions for the Democratic campaign to be sent to th*) treasur­ er of the Democratic National Com: mittee will be taken here at the Herald office and the names given credit in this apace each week. Any of the loyal Democrat! who wish to make a contribution no mntter how small, should give it in and giving it will know that it la gtdng for a good cause. Tho'following have sept in their contributions: l*reViously rep orted____ 118.50 M. Dnndclake— . — -------- 1.00 J. D. P a rk e r------------------ 1 00 A. L. Betts ........................ 1.00 E. I). M obley...................... LOO A. J5. Bearden*________ 1.00 Stokes i M ilitzer---------— 1.00 B. J. Starling . . . I ------- — LOO Hay Bros. ---------: ------. , . 100 J. F .‘ Turner .......... 1.00 Cash - - - - - — ----------------1.00 Sanford Mclij A Fdr. C o ... 1.00 Randall C h ase................ — 1.00 W. A .-.L cffler..................... V00 Cash - - —------------------------- 2.00 _ Pust bbiodsheii in connection wiiu widespread efforts of night riders to keep cotton o ff the market until the staple is bringing forty cents n pound was r,quirted yesterday from Englaml, Arkansas. Nora Cannda. a ne­ gro guard employed at the yjin ,of Tho*. W. Steele, who had received a warning to discontinue operations, was found shot to donth. The heaviest loss sustained since Ih- night riders’ campaign began, is reported from Cameron, lexas, ,h. m- the compress nod Warehouses i.f the Cameron Compress Company j ••! 7,0*Ml li.'tlrK of cotton wt*n* nurn* ..I Sunday morning. The (lames d<-t . 1,1 nnmerLv valued at $1.(8’ ’■* This week and part of next the Democratic party of Seminole coun­ were between 300 nnd 400 delegates ty will rnlly around the standard nnd in attendance, according to the regis­ hold public meetings at various pre­ tration recfirds, hut it is stated that cincts in the county, l-ast night at n large number was present that did Lake Mnry there was a good crowd not register. . out to henr the speakers and for T. F. Alexander, of Tampa, presi­ about one hour listened to line talks dent of the Federation, who is also on t|„. vital questions "of the day. president of the Tampa Rotary Club. Among tine speakers were George A. is nt present enjoying his honeymoon peCottes, tJudge Householder, Judge on the east coast, hut is scheduled . Miiim-s, J. JI. Dickinson. C. M. Hand he.Jn attendance to preside through­ Tomorrow night the meeting will be held at Ixmgwood in the library out the meeting. Following a plan carried out in the building nt which meeting Longwo«.,l federation sessions a year ago in and Altamonte people will combine Tampa and which since that tune have been used in every Wesley Fed­ eration throughout southern ’.Method­ ism. the departmental work stands out ns one of the most attractive fen- j njt,nt in tnc lures. Specialists from the Sunday’ |uoj n Tucsd.., , ( school headquarters will be present house and at -Geneva Wednesday to eonduct institutes.on the yvork of at the town hull, almost every department of the Sunplease keep these dates and meet dav school. . ing places In your mind for it is im Among the Sunday School trailer* p,,rttint that tin* tried and Hue Den who are on the program which will gather at these meetings and roCer the time from Tuesdav night to ( the younger volets and the won, Thursday noon, are Dr. F. N. Parker. voU.r* gather there also and hear Miss I-oln Lawler, Miss Lilly j the questions discussed thnt arc of worth. Rev. W. W. Carroll, Rev. W. C. t)K, greatest importance to the cittOwen. Dr. H. N. Snyder, Miss I/iis tcnB „ f this county. , Rogers. Miss Jessie W. Nnncc nnd The big rnlly that was to have Mr. M. W. Brabham. These are some lw.t,n held in Sanford Inst Mondnv of the stronger men nnd women m night hut was postponed on arcotmt Sunday school work in Southern iif t |u, misunderstanding In dates but Methodism. ' ' there will !«• n monster Democrati, rally in tlifs city on Saturday night. October 23rd at which time several YEAR’S TANKS local speakers and several speakers o SHOW BIG INCREASE OVKR*TTTE ESTIMATES national reputation will address tin voters. WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.—Tuxes to — -------- x------------ . . - . • . , . * �X ilE SALFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1920 ♦ ♦ M M M » » +♦+ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ »{* ♦ ♦ < ♦ dren. Mr. T. J. Lee. Mrs. B. JP. Mathcson. Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs, W. J. Lawton. Mrs. F, B. Wheeler, Mrs. T. W. Lawton. Mr. Jaa. II. Lee, Jr. And Sir. Chas. S. Ixr. He is survived nl so by tiro brothers, and (nyn ^ilitexs. The many friends extend their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives, and the town of Oviedo deeply mourns the loss of one of its most respected, revered SESD IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS and beloved citizens. AND HELP DEMOCRATS ON TO VICTORY. TOO MANY HOOKS FOR FLORIDA FISIl Contributions for the Democratic campaign to sent to th-s treasur F ascinating M a d elin e T ravers.in The Belleview Rod and Gun Club, cr o f the Democratic National Com­ near Ocala, has adopted the follow mittee will be taken here at the Ing resolution, which may be o f in­ terest to the members of the San­ Herald office and the n%pncs given credit in this space each week. Any ford Rod and Gun Club: “ Resolved, That the Belleview Gun of the. loyal Damocrata who wish ro Also a 2 Reel Christie Comedy and Rod Club views as unsportsman­ make a contribution no matter how like, and therefore, with disfavor, the small, should give it m and giving it use of baits holding more than one will know that it'is going for a good treble hook, and in particular, unre cause. The following have sept in aervedly condemns, those brutal and their contributions: * brutalizing baits carrying five of Herman F. S t e e le _______• 1.00 COMING-.-“ The World and His Wife such hooks. R. B. W ig h t............... 1.00 "Resolved Further, That other o r J. H. T illia .......................... • 1.00 • and “ Every Woman” ganizationa of sportsmen^e urged to •J. A. H a rro ld ________y . . 1.00 discontinue their use and mnnufac . E. E. Brady ________ j 1.00 turers be urged to discontinue their R. C. W h itten .................... 1.00 production aiid to substitute more V. E. D ou glass_________ 1.00 humane single and double hooks, Deane Turner ___________ 1.00 failing which this club suggests to .Chas. E. Wood _________ 1.00 the state legislature the advisability ’ Mrs. T. K. R o l l ..........................50 of enacting a law prohibiting their L Allen, Jr. ______________LOO Use In the waters of Florida. W. C. W illiamson-_______ LOO 1 “ ft-*r unthinkable that the'men of the South who use rod and reel arc less sportsmanlike than those n ’ otn Cor. First St. and Sanford Ave. Alfred Foster _ cr parts of the country, but it is ' a ■H. P.' Latspaugh # . fact, nevertheless, that treble hdoks B. W. Herndon baits are in almost general use, an B. F. Whitner almost unholy proportion o f them J. B. Tyner having five o f the brutal hooks, R. V. Williams which means no less than IB barbs on Experienced Mechanics L. Y. Bryan which one game fish is invited to John Miller . . . . impale itself,” said R. G. Betts, the Service Guaranteed . R. J. Holly official of the Belleview Club who sponsored the resolution. “ It is the equivalent of hunting quail with n Threshing o f oats confirm the ear machine gun and makes the despised tier forecasts, the indicated yield be fish trnp appear merciful .by com ing 1,444,362,000 bushels, almost parison. ' 200.000. 000 bushels more than last “ I thiftk the situation is due to the year’s yield. fact that the fish laws of the South , . . ... . • . Although the tobacco crop showed being so liberal and the fishier sea a loss during September o f 75,000,000 son so long, a lot of ui never atop to pounds in the expected yidd, the I f you appreciate the desira think that a fishing fish deserve* a forecast of 1,478,788,000 pounds is fighting chance. ----a theory .. ‘the 80.000. 000 pounds larger than last bility o f correctness in Ready more hooks, the more fish* seems to year’s production. A bountiful crop Cash must accompany order. Ten CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING have obtained and in consequence the rents extra if charged. ■ of potatoes also was forecast, the RATES to-Wear and Millinery we in Advertising in this column in which tackle manufacturers apparently use yield being estimated at 4144)86,000 the address of the advertiser is not the South ps n dumping ground for bushels, an increase o f 2,253,000 bu. Minimum Charge for any one given but which refers-you to Post­ their five trblehook wood minnows since Sept, 1. • vite your patronage. A d . ____ .................................25c office Box Number or Care of the is actual practice, it is probably that Other estimated yields were: One Time, per word------------- lc Herald MUST be answered accord­ •the more hooka the more weeds.’ also , Klnx, 11,704,000 bushels, condition Three Times, per w ord..*.... 2c ingly. Please do not ask us for the more snngging and more profanity, 62.8. ' • nsmes of advertisers advertising in is more generally the case and it Six Times- per w o r d ...------- 3c Rice, 52,298,000 bushels, condition this way. Usually we do not know therefore should not be very d iffl 88. 1. who they are, and if we do we are not cult to arouse sentiment in favor of Over Six Times, l-2c per word Sugar beets, 8,970,000 tons condi i more humane and less cussablc baits: tion expected lo tell you. per issue. 93.4. i we hope so, at any rate. Apples, '34,287,000 barrels. "All, or practically all of the treb Peaches, 44,523.00(1 bushels. TO RENT or for sale, large ware­ WANTED— Every boy in Seminole lie hnks in yse are importeii.aad-JL. m inify. tn iwbv^^s to xFlerijs r£n appeal—to the spuzLuiiaiinkn nr~ Peanuts, 39,217,000 bushels. house with railroad siding.—Chas. , TT'lW, «are-7«cT»ary-Tyre>—Ven - Co. Scout," an AmnU-Ut1 Boy s Magazine. i stincts o f American manufacturers I TV-ir*\ 32.2r.rVM) hush-ls. . . ■ 166-tft? Trial six months lBc. Address ^Wil is not sufficient, the mere elimins Inrd Lumley, Editor, Sanford. Flori tion of from two to four of the hooks , Ilean r ( “h: *<tPtes), V,364,000 bu. Harley, 191.38G.000 bushels. ought to .so reduce their production | Ruckwhcat. 15,532,000 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms bushels costs that it sho-ld anneal to their . condition 85.6. 320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S 160 tfc SAME HERE. CHIUS pocket books. f---Ti if they do noli . White potatoes. 414,986,000 bush care to shave. !»«» saving with the, el*. condition 82.7. FOR T H E F I R S T WANTED TO RENT. BUY OR Advocates of the amendment of the mm who i)urchr- <- and use their I Sweet potatoes, 103,779.000 bush LEASE—4 to 6 room house. Fur­ Florida constitution permitting the C O M P L E T E H O U S E BILL els, condition 81.7. nished or unfurnished. Address at ** dh-tf legislature to bond the state for good once, R K fi, care of ~ Herald. C A R T E R LUMBER CO. roads purposes, after making “250 YIELD OF CORN Snake Charmer's c ake. FOR SALE—1 National Cash regis­ GREATEST IN HISTORY Ignorant ix-ople in India, are ea*ll> ter with four drawers, in perfect miles in 24 hours,” passing through condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing the counties of Brevard, Volusia, WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. - The dupeil hj the tricks of >-nake'cliannCo. 156-1-wc Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Polk 1920 corn crop promise* to be the ers. wijs the Detroit News. One of largest in the history of the country the fakes practiced Is the putting of a F o r RENT—5 room i ’ apartment, state that they did not find a single bv more than ninety million bush harmless snake lit n stupeiled condi­ partly furnished or unfurnished. voter opposed to the amendment. The ' ' ' , tion In a . house. The qxHipIs In the Tel. 426. 156-6tp advocates probably did not make a els.A fyield * ''l l 6.) 9.1.000 bushels, very thorough canvass in Volusia comrnred w**b th<» previous record bouse are told of the presence of a LOST— Boston bull dog. female. Re county, as there seems litle doubt "reduction n* .1,124,145,80(1 Ininhols snake by the snake charmer's com­ ward for return to Pytul G. Rig that 90 per cent of the voters here "i 1912. w The forecast today by the panion. thus musing nlnrm. gers. Sanford, Fla. •* 157-Ctt tins opposed to the unu-ndment: they department agriculture from a charmer, who usL* money to remove ca»- see no reasoif why the right to condition < 1* on Oct I. The vield the reptile. Ih' kIii* to play on his bngFOR SALE One Ford truck in good issue bonds—mortgage their proper would exec- ’ *hnt of Inst vi-nr by pipe, whereupon the .-nuke begins to order.— M chnuts Grocery Co., t> should i>e taken out of their ,u 0.000 bushel-.- Kan crawl into the middle of the room, and 159tf c hands nnd placed in tho hands of I<*> practically -si*. Nebra*V" omj Missouri will con the charmer catches It. In catching Largest and most WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR more or less irresponsible members tribute prncti oily nil the increase. the r.-ptile the cha/mer says he was In all‘ the drv wmtheY. free from complete line ever OPERATOR, 60 CENTS PER ol the legislature.—Deljmd News. widespread ’.'.i'.ling frosts, added the bitten und falls senseless, tils cudHOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. SI pnniou comes forward nnd put* a maturing c / the late crop and durin" shown in Sanford PER HOUR. PIIONE 170K. SAN FUNERAL OF HON. J II. LEE. the month the prospects for this year snake stone nit an incision previously FORI). FLA. 158 6tp were incren - •) by WKIIHKI bukhels. made for the pur]n>s6 on the man’s These stoves were The funeral pf Hon. J. II. I.ee, Fronts near the end of the month Anger. The snake charmer recovc* FOR SALE— One good Jersey milk cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass at who died Thursday morning, was did little damage and the errent hulk gels up to the astonishment of his a. bought on a low Court House. w 8tf; dlOTltc held nt ten o’clock Saturday morn of the crop is now safe on that score, dlen ce and receives a hlc nrcsent. ing from his late residence on Lake government, experts said. market and will be FOR SALE— Ix-ttucc plants ready Charm. Brief services were held nt Spring whent is threshing out to set. F. L Groene, West Side, the home and continued nt the cemr poorer than had been forecast be' sold very cheap for D157 tf, w 8tfc tery, conducted by Rev. L K. Wright, enusr tlamngc, principally from rust-, pnstor of the Methodist church of hnd proved greater thsn anticipated. cash. True Happiness. FOR SALE— Dressers, chair*. Oviedo, assisted Vy \RCV- J* N. The yield was cstijnated today at Happiness rona'af* In the enjoyment swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist Thompson, pastor of t\>c Baptist lD.OOO.OOO bushels dess thnn was DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE parsonage, Magholin Ave. 159 6tc church. Th<| active pall hearers forecast a moqth ago, this loss re­ of little pleasure*, scattered*along the common path of life,..which. In the TILL YOU GET OUR LOST— A red rockingchair, between were Messrs. F. P. Forster, John D. ducing the combined winter and eager search for some great and ex­ the Andes place and pumping sta J inkins. O. P. Swope, S. W. Swope, spring wheat yield to 750.648,000 PRICES tions. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. T. L. Mead nnd A. J. McCulley. lion bushels, about 180,000.000 bushels be citing Joy, we are apt to overlook.— • Exchange. .0. Andes, Sanford. Fla. 159 6tp orary pall bearers were Messrs. F or low the big crop of last year. cat Ijiko, E. A. Douglass, Alex The ladies o f the Presbyterian Vaughan, Jns. A.vKnox, C. M. Hand, church will bold their annual haxaar nnd T. L; Cushing. The funeral *af Dec. 3 and 4. 160 tc rangrments were in charge of Un­ W E W A N T T O S E L L ON T U E S D A Y dertaker Frank L. Miller, of San FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish ford. A Two Story Eight Room House ed .bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park The floral offerings of the host At Lass Than It C o i t T o Build It Avenue. .157tfc of friends were, many nnd beautiful, CONNELLY REAL E S T A T E AGENCY attiyting the very high esteem in “ Petticoats and Pants” URK’ S GARAGE General Repair Work of AH Kinds In the Matter of Style We* With the Latest TRY A HERALD WANT AD I Have. A Buyer • • For Your House Sanford Property sold by a Sanford Man The Real Estate Man' Lord’s Purity Water Aa Geed as the Best * Daily S m it e Phone 66 seventh year, having been born March 24, 1844, nt White Springs. U s, He served with distinction in tho Confederate army and like n o many other Southerners, lost all of his worldly possessions nt the close of the Civil war. In July, 1867, he was married at Lake City to Miss. Laura Augusta Barnett, who survives him. In 1847 .he came to Orange coun­ ty, where he engaged in the citrus industry, in which he was interested at the time of his death. For six­ teen years he was a member of the B oa rd 'of County- Commissioners of Orange county, eight years of which he served aa chairman o f the body. He signed the voucher to pa* for the first brick building in Orange county. , His energy, fairness and justice in public life will always be remembered by the citizens of his county and especially by those close­ ly associated with him in his public work. For forty five years he was stew ard in the Methodist Church, nnd was superinter.den. of his Sunday school for iorty years. H it devotion to his churtli and the cause c f Christ was beautiful, and hi* life was a blessing to all with whom he associated. Mr. Lee i* survived by, his wife, Mrs. Laura A. Lee and eight chll W. R. RIIAN, Prop. H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr. N ew Interest Quarter OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter­ est quarter. Deposits made up until the tenth draw intesest from the first Get your deposits in before the tenth to get interest this quarter. First N a tio n a l Bank CAPITAL AND 8URPLU8 $120,000.00 F. P, Forster, President ' RESOURCES $1,150,000.00 B. F. Whitner, Cashier. A. L Betts. Assistant Cashier Dealer* In the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND P1TOARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW U N SEED OIL . . See ua before buying your supplies. We can save you money. �* - '- ; V - • '•f-i/' * r-'fS- . r?* ■ k: .rij j/.’-i ,*• i * ** -T*,-i,W vT lvx p;**,'.! f-VV' . •,■*' • . L.’-\ ‘ l" F THE SANFORD DAILY HERALDTL'KSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1920 7 •■ flsf# 3 . •Vj*^ vrj^j ’ **r* _ TEN DAYS Beginning 9 O’clock Thursday M THE SLASHING AND CUTTING IN J R lfiffS TH A 'M ft .Gfll$lQ' ON- O V E R -TH E COUNTRY NOW IS NOT BECAUSE THE WFIOLj • REDUCTION. THESE BIG CUTS HAVE BEEN WELCOMED BY THE PUBLIC AND THEY HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF entire $40,000 STOCK INTO.THIS TEN DAY SALE. This means that you will he able to purchase anythin? you need in our line FOIt • ter Underwear, Fall Shirts, in fact all our Fall Merchandise will be on sale. H E Is ; »k. ?v. * . t 1 • Every One of Our fall Suits will be marked at Cost or ,9 s or Cl t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m + H + t t m t + t o m t •. : * < 0 {^ 1 9 ^ ‘ * I Young Men’s and Boys Suits I I! This includes Ihe Suit* in lung trousers for hoys changing from 'short Irousrrs or for the sirtnll man: «• 110.00 Suita. Hale Price . ..................... . .. . . . ............ $32.50 1 I 37-50 Suits, Sale F rie r_______ _______ i ____; ________ ________ 29.50 33.00 Suits, Sale I’ r l c e ................................... .......... 1......... .......... . 28.50 32.50 Fulls, Rale F rfce ______ _______________ ________________ .'25,50 30.00 Suits, Sale F rice ....................................... * .............. . 19.5Q 27.50 Suits, Sale Frice ......................................................................... 18.50 20.75 Suits, Sale F rice __________________________ _____________ 14.00 18.75 Suits, Sale F rice ............................. . f |2.50 16-50 Suits, Rale Frice ......................... 11.30 11.75 Suits, Sale Frier . ___ » . . . . 10.50 12.00 Suits, Sale F rie r................... ..................................................... 8.00 ■ }.! u + ++++t+++++<-*+++++++++++*+++++++++*++**+++-H 0 i:N ig h t S h irts —Pajam as—U n derw ear These prices include all our new | Winter Weights as well as Light | Weights. . HATS AND CAPS SI 1.00 I 2.00 10.00 8.50 8.00 HaU 11,it s Hats Hat* Hats E X T R A , S P E C IA L Sixty Dollar Blue Serge Fine Quality This in Your Chance for n Fell of Velour Koine a l ___ ... $10.50 g(iin:: at . . _____ ________ . 9.00 going a t ___________- ......... *____ ______ ______________ 7.50 going at . ................................. ......... ................................... 6.50 going a t ____________________________________________ 6.00 SWEATERS $39.50 % With a new complete stock to pick from X you will he able to save all the way up to + OFF 44 E v e ry Garm ent 3 5 % o ff - SH O #• ____________ ______________________ NECK, W E A R ALL SHOES , *1-50 Ties n! ............................. .*.................. 1.......................................... $3.00 ; I-00 Ties at ................ : . . . : ................................................ I ........... 2.50 , 3.30 Ties at ................................. _ ____o.OO | 3.00Ties a t __ 1.7,', | 2.30 Ties at j.q*, 2.00 Ties at 1.73 Ties at , | , 1.50 Ties at 1.3.5 1.25 Ties at i.oo 1.00 Ties nt . . .71; .75 Ties nt ...... ................. .... ^ _________________ .50 .30 Ties a t ......... ............. JS* ■w * HSV •’ RAIN C O A T S . $30.00 Coats X 27.30 Coats 18-50 Coats 15.00 Coats 12.00 ('oats 10.00 Coats 8.00 Coats $80.00 Suits, Sale Price u 44 44 75.00 44 44 70.00 44 44 4» 65.00 44 44 44 60.00 44 44 44 55.00 44 44 44 50.00 44 44 44 47.50 44 44 44 45.00 44 44 44 42.50 $ r 44' 44 44 37.50 44 44 44 . 35.00 f o r .......................................... .......... ................................ $22.50 f o e ................ ...................................................20.00 f o r _- ____. . . . 4 . . . . _______________________________ 12-50 f o r .................... ........................... ............. .*...................... 10.00 f o r _______ ___________ ___, _________________ ______ 8.00 for . . . . _____ . . . . . . __________ _________ _______ . . . . A7.00 for . . . . - A . . . ...............................................J . 6.00 OFF Ladies’ and Men’s Hosiery Notnscmr, True Shape, llcst Knit nnd cither leading hrnnds’as follows: $3.00 llosr, Sale F rice .................................... ........................ ...............$2,25 2J>0*llose, Sale»F r ir c ______________ ___________________________ j r2.00 Hose, Sale F rice ............ ................................................... ............. I.50 1-50 Ilose; Sale Frice ----------------------------- ^ . « n ...................... 1.15 1.25 Hose, Sale F rice ______- __. . . _____ ________________________ J 00 * | 1.00 Hose, Sale Price ________ _______________ _______ __________ .75 •> " 1 4 .75 Hose, Sale P rice __________ __________ _______________ ______ .60 1► .50 Hose, Sale P rice ________ 1_____ ___________________*______ .39 Jj • .35 Hose, Sale F rice ______ . . . . 1 ______ ________________________ .25 .25 Hose, Sale F rice ________ _______ _______ ___________________ .20 * • ■ » Store Will be Clo # Owing to the fact that we make no money on this sale, We Must Demand Thaf it be a S R+-‘; • .1. Jjl •’>I . . I* I 1H. J P m IB m w ** V* V- - • • lUfcVf'WiSH \ VA . • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1920 is sure 10 stay down and even . go lower. *■ Statistics of production and 'sup­ l H«t»U1D*IUU>*. >#7 M**n*U« A, plier give good indication o f what Hanford. Taridm | may he expected in the way of prices for the remainder of this year and for next year. The 1919 Cuban crop pl/ni4SHK<tS | just closing is estimated at 3,750,000 r . J. HOLLY, ' ■ -* Editor tons, with 520,000 tons yet to be N, J. LILLARD, - Secretary-Treasurer shipped. Last year’s production was H A. NEEL, - - General Manater estimnUd at 3,972,000 tons. The to­ F. P.* ItINES, tal world’s production of cane «u* Circulation Manager / nar available during the calendar Phone 481. year for 1920 is estimated to be 11,tj.trOoUll Sun Mad* Kbowd •>*' Application 809,000 tons, ns compared with '11,986,000' tons the .year before, and beet stipar 3,346,000 tons as compar­ Subscrlrtlon P^lce in Advance a iw ed with 4,403,000 last year. One Year - —- - - - - - - - - . —----.$ 6 The world’s production, for this Three Months -------------------------$3, year is thus only about one and onequarter million tons less than last Delivered in CUy by Carrier year. But the United States has re­ One W eek----------- -------- . —15 Cei ceived, more than her share pf the crop, as is showy by total receipts Member o f the Associated Press, • ■ bi : i. to September 16 at all ports o f 3,587, 801 tons as compared to 3,239,859 tons last year, and exports since Jan­ uary 1 have been atiout the Bame as lnat year. And it is stated that the DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL European deliveries nre already ) W A N D A H A W I x y jl ELECTORS. made, so that the United States has ■STOOD FOR SCAMDAU the 520,000 tons yet unshipped in Charles E.'Jones P, W. Corr P1CTUR£5^< Cuba to draw upon. Altogether, Martin Caraballo W. V. Knott somowhnt more than 4,000,000 tons fC J . G. Sharon G. B. Wells. have .been receives! or are nvnilahle Everybody is interested in a scandal, of course, no there was plenty for consumption, in ; America this year. The country's total consump­ doing after’ the press-agent advertised her '•‘ Mural Kisses"'and she gavt CHARTER NEEDS CHANGING tion in 1919 was nbout 4,068,000 tons up her Btage Job to take oe nan co-respondent. and in 1918, 3,496 000. The year’s The charter of Sanford needs sev­ supply for the United States is thus eral changes to make It whnt It approximately equal t« Inst year's. The time for gathering- and stor of the department during the wrrk snould he—the people’s chnrter. ing sweet potatoes will uoon be at ending today, the appointment earl For instance when a candidate wish­ band. It is a well known fact that ler In tht week irf- Forrest Idike o f es to make the, race for City Com­ throughout tW * * wt-D as oth­ Sanford to succeed Chairman M. M missioners he must have his friends er sections o f the syreet potato Smith, of Winter Park, being the get up a petition that should con­ growing area, a large percentage of first. Mr. Lake has not yet qualified tain 25 per cent of the registered Captives Are Shot to Death With the crop is lost each year through by filing his bond and talyng najh voter's names. And when you sign careless- handling and improper meth of office with th e'secretary o ! state, Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera- f one of the petitions it binds you to Revolvers. cds o f storing. but likely will go through with that vote for that'candidate no matter tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor- t Farmers snould be-sure to gather formality within n few days. Until how •many of your1 friebils might their sweet potatoes bbfore the frost he does, Mr. Smith continues as a ida and Western Beef, Pork. Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, % i^ii)e out later. But here i» the has killed the vines, ns this.injures member of the board. rub. Few people care to take petit­ First Make Victims Dio Qraves, Then the potato and makes them more sub and every Packing House'Products. >. i Execute Them for tho ions around and few people care to ject to rot. * sign them when they arc carried Dolshevlkl. The digging and handling should around and eighty per cent o f.th e be done very carefully, instead o f be people who sign petitions never read . Amsterdam,—The correspondent of ing handled ns stove wood it would them and hardly know what they are tho Hnmlelshtnd, who recently re­ be better to handle them as eggs, in signing. Suppose the man who car­ order not to bruise anil skin them. ries around a petition and gets five turned from a trip In soviet Russia, Plans for the construction of the gives the following account o f his In­ Our delivery is prompt nnd you'll ^et courteous treat- ♦ hundred names on it for City Com­ sweet potato storage house may be vest fan 11oris of the activities o f tho missioner. had by writing tho Experiment Sta i; merit and good service here—if you don't, fjust tell the j This would be a majority and no Chinese employed there by the bol­ tion, or from Farmers' Bulletins 970 other candidate could even get shevik! ns execution era. •• boss. % and 817, U. S. Department of Agri enough names to put him on the "Such horrible st ie* ,v to being culture, Washington, D. C. z ticket. It is all wrong and should told In Kuropo nbotn U Chinese he ehanged to allow ns many men to that I thought tt worth my while to Get your office sunplie-f nod school nm for the position of City Cont­ learn more about them. As a Joke, I supplies at the Herald Print.-ig C i , rol* - ner ns wish to run. This is where you can get whnt yen v ant at a' for all race and the office be­ asked everyone who asked my opinion very reasonable rntes. long - to no man or set of men and of the bolshevik I to show mo some the editor of the Herald who is a ‘renl man-killing Chinese,* but T always staipicH commission government man was Told they couldn't produce' any REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING not see wherein this part of Just now bemuse they bail all gone .to the liiartrr gives us what we want tho Denlklno front. CAMI'JIKLI.-LOSHING POST In the way of a free and untrammel­ . NO. S3 “ T \vns told 'the Chinese, If com­ TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 11.- W. A. ed. Democratic government. In fact manded by Ihelr own "Ulcers were ex­ AMERICAN LEGION Holt, of White Springs, was today w-* i <■-cr Infend to sign any more pe­ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, titions for any candidate for cellent soldiers, but they ran IlkeJiares appointed by the governor as a mem­ 8:00 I*. M. thi- i ity commission. We will te­ If their olllcers were killed. Execu­ ber of the state road department, rm our opinion and v.f'o herte- tions are now very rare In Moscow, •succeeding L. C. Register of Jasper, COUNTY COURT ROOM. sfter until election day and vote as hut. In August, when thousands of tvsigned. The Hppoinlmenl of Mr. Holt to ALL EX SERVICE MEN INVITED wr tdeasc for the eity commissioners counter-revolutionaries were slaugh­ the place vacated by Mr. Register in and we opine that many more will tered. It was carried out by the rhlda the same thing. noso because tho authorities feared tlir second change in the personnel the Russian soldiers would refuse tc C. A. M A T H E W S PAPER SHORTAGE do the work. REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS “The Chinese do this work Indiffer­ A N«w Min With lh* Old Firm ently—like they do nil other work they A condition in the Philadelphia nre ordered to perform. They are A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Ave. public schools forcahndows what the hlind, conscienceless tools In the hands shortage of print paper means and what, if it continues, will he the re­ of the men who feed them nnd pay t sult. declares Uio Fourth Estate, a them and who rained them from the position of coolies In which they enmo newspaper trade pel'icntibn. . Old Ford Garage The shortage of paper in one of to Russln to the rank of soldier, of that city’s high :*cJloo!n is-sq acute tho guards. t.nt pupils aie 'orced *c> study from "If the ’holtsjnk’ (his nnme for bol-' no! i*. slievlk) orders something, the Chinese B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. We han­ In many of tlfe elementary grader does It. nnd he does It In his typically school books nre so old that they nr-dle nothing,but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries pmrtlcnl way. lie fjr^ninkcs the vic­ un-anilary. Although the hoard of eduentipn tim dig Ms own grave and Then shoots has ro.-y^c appropriations, the scar­ him wlih his revolver. Ho Is not cruel city of books, caused by paper sbort- about It, Just practical. Ford Size Tires »ge and increased prices, has forced "When holtsjak says kill, then he the hoard to transfer funds from kills with an unperturbed fllce. "And Batteries - Tther branches in order to help nnd when holtsjak says, 'You may atop 1 ^ not yet been sufficient. now,* with tho same coo! fnco he lets Thus paper shortage clogs the his victim go." Wheel* of education. The correspondent nfter some weeks The effect on newspapers was felt In Russln left when he was refused *onie time ago, Whitman’ Where it will lead to, if it contin- permission to mnko lilrestlgntlon* Sampler I Um. i' a puzzle to the best equipped freely as he pleased. cptimi-t.—Tampa Tribune. Every day is “ Special Day at this Store Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb. . .. 'J IS V A. AH you can carry at this price Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24 Pound Sack at CHINESE SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt YOU LOSE J)aily Fashion Hint Cut Rate Tire House MOBLEY'S CANDIES Ray Bros., Santord, Florida SHORTAGE THING OF PAST IN THIS COUNTRY .iVA.SHINGTON, Oct. 12. — Thu “ la*s a»d tribulations of sugar con*amrrs, brought on by the war, nnd Mdcil to by profiteers and sneculaHvc ended forever. . In other words, stigar prices will **8 go up again this year qr next La>- Then.' is plenty of pweetening “ ‘■ ’t* around and the United States *d< have more sugar noxt year than wc people can vise. In /act, the whole will have an nbundant supply. M rofiteers, speculators and honrdP!J, ” re <lolng the worrying. They |*uil have much of tho -sugar and are Rwt'p to sell it for leak than they f ~ “- Of course, millions have been p*d« in sugar, but now those same ■mow* ore going to drop some of I , r ill-gotten coin. The wholesale Jnce has dro-nod from 26 1-2'to 14 ■'2 cents tho Inst few wctjks, and it Assert Ancient Tribes Did Much Irrigating Albuquerque, N. M —That prehistoric peoples of New MexIco did a good deal of Irrigat­ ing Is Indlcnted by the remnlns of cntmln nnd dltchra found In the state. k> well ns In othfr parts of the Southwest, accord­ ing to H. F. Hohlnson, head of the Indian Irrigation . bureau here. ^The remains of 217 miles of ditches built by the Puuhln Inillnns alone nre to bo found, and there are evidences of elaborate water systems at the Salt River valley In Arizona. These ditches were all dug by band, nrcordlng to Mr, Robin­ son, nnd clay banks and beds were constructed where tho way lay over n sandy plain, while the method of blasting through rocks was to heat the rocks, crack them with large atones and remove them from the way. Huyler's • Candies com toutable a n d bm art. Tho now coat plaids are Irresiotable, so are ih^ ways of developing them. Blue, green,, yellow and red. Just as ono wees them combined in tho Scottish plaids nno tho colors f*‘.u lured III this wool coat. ■ It la oolftrlmmcd mid has a high collar, deep cuffs, largo pockgta anil straight belt. Medium size requires 3'^ yurds 51Inch material. Pictorial Ibovlcw Coat No, 9081. Sites, 34 bo 46 inches bust. Price, 35 cent*. W iley’s Candies Changes in Prices _ Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll M O B L E Y ’S Sport Model Chalm ers..... uarter Seven Passenger Chalmers Five Passenger Chalmers* $2,275 2,150 2,035 ♦ OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter­ est quarter. $1,170 Deposits made up until the tenth draw intesest from thd first. Get your deposits in before the tenth to get 'jreen r e p p e r S a u ce : interest this quarter. LOTT MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA !repared .M ustard Beef Steak Sauce Fig Pudding Chow-Chow First N a tio n a l Bank RESOURCES fl,150.000.00-. "C A P IT A L AND BURPLUB $120,000.00 " t F.. P. Forat«r. President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier. D eane Turner aka Building Phone oj . A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier - W E W A N T TO S E L L ON T U E S D A Y A Two Story Eight Room House At L ets Than It Cost To Build It C O N N E LLY R EA L E S T A T E A G EN C Y �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD • Utile Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief Pereonal Item* of Interpol In and A b o u t <£ The City <£ TRAIN SCHEDULE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1020 ' ' Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readere Lexington hone nml Druxtun pulled for home, in Arrlvnl Departure his life that he ever faced * judge ami 82 ______ 1:58a.m . 2:0.1a. in. he hopCs it will ho the Inst. Said it would not have been so bad had 84 ........ 11:45a.m. 12:05p.m. 80 ___ _ .1:05 p.m . 3:2pp.m. Braxton been with him. 8:f| .......... . 2 43 a. m, 2:58-0. m. Miss little Cnldwell entertained 27 . . . . . . . 8:40 a. m. Inst evening. 'Those present were: 80 ______ .1:05 p.m. 3:25 p, m. 85 . . __ . . 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Misses Mae Holly, Sam Warren E»trrby, /.eta Davison, Florence Hen* Trilby Branch 1 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 a. m. ry, Adele Hunge and Anna Duliose, Mi nute Ma n Six 24 . . . . . . ____ . . . . . . . 3:25 p.m. Mrs. It. C. Maxwell and Mrs. Robert Hines, Messrs. Robert Green, Donnld Leesburg Branch . Whitcomb, Glenn Whitcomb. Tlieo158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:50a.m . W e hove gold in the last 22 . . . . ^ . . . . . . . . . . . 7:35 p.m. Ovrldo Branch Three W eeks, Three Lexington 127 V.......... c .............. 3:40 p.m. j Perry any* it w «i the first time No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Not No. No. No. No. Cars nnd have several orders for future delivery. Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Brownlee and Mr*. Henry McLaulln mottnsl ove. to Del-and this im-lping. Mi*. F. L. MiJIer entertained at her home on Magnolia avenue Mon­ j the merchandise' at n lower price day afternoon from 4 to tl. Her Cir­ cle of the". - Presbyterian Women’s they have been -cutting nnd slashing I their prices,^ In many cases below Auxiliary were her guests. Mr*. J. E. J’ ace met her Circle of the Prtshyterlan Women's Auxiliary In the Church Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock at which time plan* were made for much activity this winter. Mr. Jack Sterett. of New Orleans who is the guc*t of Mr. George l" Killer, at Orlando, caught a blind mullet while fishing from the bridge at the ferry yesterday morning. The fish i* said by experts to weigh more Braxton Baggett, of the .11 A O. Garage has gone to bis old home in North Carolina for a two weeks va­ cation. He and lVrry Jertiigan were arrested for running over the fire OF THE BOARD OF JR A D B "® l T" t v l E ' h ^ I& U A R T B R E , THE FORD IS OUR STORE THfc RCA^ ' V,ES‘ ARK SOLD. AND YES PLACE WHERE SOCIETY 1 * H A N » E V E R Y T H I N G YOUNG MEN _ W B ARE STYLE I^ADQUAUTERS^N KVEi T 0 SHOES—AL­ AND MEN WIIO STAY Y O l OFFER— ALWAYS CORRECTLY W e will receive in next few days n special I H O R O B R E D (Sport) and we invite you to call and ask for a Dcmonstra* W S 3 S S I& ’ BffiUSBB ? « » X WE REFUND YOUR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU PURCHASE FROM US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU GOT YOUR MONEYS WORTH # The announcement by Pei bins h - N o Bolter Cnr can bo bought Hritt that npimars elsewhere In this Issue show* that they are the first to for whnt the LE.XINGTON bring this price slashing to Sanford. We mean by this .that- they are the Sells F or.. first to bring to Sanford the price reduction on every article in their store, a reduction idg enough to mean much to .the Sanford people. Of all the very many .unusunl l>nrScdalia, Mo.; later he climbed into gains.thnt an* now--offering, the „l^aLL --they * * *— an airplane piloted by Tex Lagrone, clothing price* lead them all. We a former army aviator, and flew to understand that all their suit* that Kansas City, Kansas, where he ad­ ranged in price* from fifty to eighty dressed a large crowd. The trip of dollars have been reduced to from 87 miles was made in about an hour, twenty-two dollars to fifty-seven dol­ dsem shrdlu etaoin shrdlu etaoi uni lar*. The most o f us have been waiting a long time for just such an oppor­ tunity as thl* and now that Perkins A Ilritt have done their share to­ Distributors for wards reducine the high cost of clothing for the Sanfonl people it is now on to u» to grasp this opportun­ nole, Lake V o ity while il is here lVrkins k Hrttt pre two of Sani, O ran ge and bird's mrrvhnnts that have always Kean great believer* in advertising j in.i they have recogniteil the San :eola C ounties ford Herald a* one of the best medluma. They have used h consistent- j !v and the- attribute much of their to their newspaper advertis­ The F inest F ace B len ch fc.nl Doe* *mdtn ( r a b*l oxn ing. , . J Ot*Wr* or by 111*3, IIJS. Free Iks. Read what they have to say else­ m. c. a, g w cw. nn mna a*. where in this issue and be amongst l Tha Daily Herald should be a vis the first Jo visit the large stock that itor to your home every day. Sanford's Most Popular Hotel Under Management of W A L T E R B. OLSON J .E . SPURLING Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators—but this is Florida tn i O th e r V l t e r n a i l x r is I m povstble D ec lares ' i c e P r e s id e n t ia l Kntrj. K \NSAS CITY. Oct 11 knierit notx s in the ca must join the existing league of paper for the ration* or he prepared to "arm * to the teeth." Franklin D. Roosevelt de• dared in two addresses here Saturii» for a 'i-w da> kn\ other alternative is tmrhere be is a possible, he added, because the thirtVge tv ore nation* already tn the league w ! r. ; r* ,r: to •bard.-i* it and i h.r-.n xperirwni M-lh «.--re unit .si plan lie to i !*lt 't r K.s.snrlt ,p,ik,- this noon at W e have just received a belated shipment of F ren ch O ur S p e cia lly — Seminole's fa m ou s $1 Sunday Dinner d e luxe. A la Carte S en ice ail dat OUR OFFER 18 TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS BANK. ALIKE. If there is any particular in which we may be of service management will highly appreciate your call. out Our wr\ is juitnrtil muy as .* .a hi.y.u* ,o , ccir—tmit’’ . HOME INSTITUTION You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence in yourself vou l Mr*. Robert "a lt,sir Nave «e keepirc apartments with ' Robert*. oft Laurel a\e- J“asAion <SAou’ CAPITAL I’ RPLVS J1S.PC5.W hisk PoWit9<$, ISJIb 1 Ik. c u * Crisco PEOPLES BANK OF S AN FO R D 1 1-2 lb a # C roc* 3 lb cib (rot* 6 tk. Ciisc* cab 1 *1. as W«$*»’ (K1 I pt. a x W e«M W FOOD! E m i n ! NbI 0 6 i Prim e On A . C . L . T rack s, between Oak and M yrtle B eef T oday L P. McCULLER .o —** •Refrigerators and Ice Boxes Ball Hardware Company l~ P. Hagan returned Friday from Avon Park * V t r he wa« >\n account of the illness and tie s a t is f a c t io n . P H O N E 62 B E F O R E B U Y IN G Y O U R L U M B E R �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1920 - * : ~i Cost— A Discount of 25 X *° 45 X on All Our Stock handise B U T THIS FA LL S TO C K <;4-++++++-h++4+*++-F+<f++++'M»M-+++*+++++++++++,{-<*++++■> ARROW and LION SOFT COLLARS (Including' Work Shirts) d B oys Trousers, r Dress, from . +4-<-+++*+<-+<*-+++>l-+++++++++-f++++'f-M>++++ Regular Price— Sale Price regular price— Sale Price regular price— Sale Price regular price— Sale. Price regular price— Sale Price regular price—Sale Price regular price— Sale Price regular price— Sale Price regular price— Sole Price regular price— Sale Price $6.00 regular; price— R a le Price 5.00 regular price— Sale Price LOO regular price— Sale Price .3.50 regular price—Sale Price 3.00 regular price— Sale Price 2J»0 regular price— Sale Price Boys and Misses Stockings Just Arrived Our Entire Stock of Arrowhead a Stockings. Regular Price 75c Sale Price 50c These price* alone will convince you that thin anle is a real Cut-Price Sale. These price* include, all our Overall*, Sweet-Orr, Panama, Brotherhood Crown and Blue Buckle, ok well a* Lee'* Union-All* in all color*: $7.00 6.50 *6.00 4.73 1J>0 32>0 3.00 2.50 2.25 2.00 Lee Union-All*. Sale Price--------------- ---------- ----------------------- $5.50 I.ec Union-All*. Sale P rice ___________ 1_________ . . . ________ 5.25 l.ee Union-All*, Hale P rice __ _______________________*____ __ 5.00 Cover-Alls, Sale Price . . . . . _______________.!____. . . ________ LOO Cover-All*. Sale Price ________________ ________ . . . ________ 3.50 Overall*, Sale P rice ............................................. - ........................ ,2.45 Overall*, SaleP rice ______ _____ 1.95 Overall*, HaleP rice _____________ 1.75 Overall*, SalePrice -----------------1.50 Oreralls, Sale P rice __ . . . . . . . . . . . . ______&_____ . . . . . . ____ 1.25 \V«»rk Glove*, Leather nnd Cnnvn** glove* and nutomohile glove*: $0.00 Glqves, Sale P r ic e ..................... .".00 G lO rei, Sale P r ic e ................. L50 Glove*, Sale P r ic e .................... L 00 Glove*. Sale P r ic e .................... 3.50 Glove*, Rale P r ic e ________ _ 3.00 Glove*. Sale P rice ___________ 2.25 'Glove*, , 2.00 Glove*, 1.50 Glove*. 1.25 Glove*, 1.00 Glove*, .60 Glove*, .25 Glove*, Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Price . . J ............... P r ic e _____ ____ P r ic e ..................... P r ic e __________ P r ic e .................... I’r i c e ________ P r ic e ____ ........... ash Sale—All Our Society Brand and Campus Togs Suits Have Been Slashed Down to Cost - * t < / . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 12, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 12, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald