8 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c3d02e12ca0b79f3ad465c55e056f494.pdf 964517007dbe74b72c93b2c3a13b601c PDF Text Text V .. *V. I* . * v- IN. THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 161 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920 league of nations WILSON . ' MAKES STATEMENT FROM WHITE HOUSE The American Red Cross REPUBLICAN DEFEAT WITH WOMEN VOTERS • HECE1VED GREATEST WELCOME IN HISTORY AFTER ABSENCE OF SIX MONTHS JAPAN NEWSPAPERS SAY POP­ ULATION MUST HAVE MORE ROOM. (Br TV* Auoclttw Frau.) 'TOKIO, Sept. 16.— (By mail).—A1 loging that under the names of “ ter "* and "invaalon" the AMERICAN SOLDIER INipnoM FRANCE . j arc prevented from AMERILAn , seeking land beyond the sea* “ to live ALL ANGLES. . *ancj havc their being’* the Nichl ^ --------. Nichi puts tho question: / ‘Where Malor Abel M. MacReynolds, ' *shalt our countrymen g o ? " After # i o*i, Infantry 28th DI * : remarking that the United States hat of the ll*-th Infa ry, 'protested against Japan's Siberian vision, A. E. F.. who is now in ‘ policy thereby causing undesirable complications between’ the two nty Paris, In a letter written to the ' tions, the newspaper gives promi­ Daily Democrat, Doylcstown, Pa., nence to an interview* with an anony­ givsianjintcrcstlng sidelight on mous high ofifeial who says that Jn pan's development in Siberia will be tha feelings of Americans In beneficial both to Japan and the Unit Europe on the League of M ed States, if the matter is consider tions. The letter In part reads ed rationally. The writes• — as ---fol as follows: , . inc unnamed, ofifeial........—• „ _ , .. »n nniit- lows- “ Thd land where Japanese PARIS, France. OcL 1L—In poTO t cmkrnto is Siberia after all. icnl information iy . o<lds and in view of various diplomatic clr br PR[ S ooTltica*1^propaganda iumsUpccs. America refuses admlr ids of the political p R * _jon to Japanese immigrants and groupd out ‘ " . th| e,uU; ilm jf'WJhanker 'Australia shuts her door. The lands " c W“^ l r.blo f o r R was a straight which Japan has newly acquired and rd c o n s i^ r a b t o r r il wa i ^ thls for whlch we are given the trustship ridiculous, almost feebleminded pnr have not sufficient space to welcome . %' I • About Controversey Be­ tween Himself And _ Sen. Spencer (Bf TV* Am m UUA Frau.) HE NEVER"SAID IT LONDON, Oct. 1L—Hundreds of thousands of persons greeted! the Prince of Wales today upon his re ABOUT PEACE CONFERENCE turn from a six months tour o f the AND NOTES PROVE TH AT !•? Empire. It* was the greatest weL 1IE DID NOT. come of the kind In the history o f England and showed .the love and (By TV* A»**cl»U4 *»»»»•> esteem in which the young prince is WASHINGTON, Oct. . 11.— Tho held by everyone In England. White House made public today what is described as the official version o f President Wilson’* address at tho. Eighth Plenary session of tho Peaco Congress which has been the subject of a heated controversy between SAYS NO SUBSTITUTE HAS EV­ the President and Senator Snencer,' Republican, of Miiaourl. Tho press* « ER BEEN PROPOSED. EVEN . dent had declared that Soenccr a quo­ RY HARDING. - * # r tation of his speech had been false nnd the Senator had requested the o r . . . (Br TV* AV*ocUt*4 Fra**.)SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 11.— Launch ficinl record. The version today was intr his Illinois campaign here today from the notes of. omxof the official Governor Cox declared thnt the Lea- stenographers who detinml he had i ut< of Nations case wns about-ready gone ovr his not s nnd found no suen for the jury nnd the American elec statement ns thnt attributed to Preat tornte hns nn uncqunly opportunity ident Wilson by Senator Spencer but i of making contributions to the civil said that Spencer’s version had prop* lied world. He reiterated that the ably resulted from a mlxup in longue would protect against war translation. and declared thnt no substitute had been proposed not even by Harding. IMRACUUTK JUMPER TAKES SPORTING CIIANCR ■1 * * COX ringsI he BELL ON LEAGUE .13 , ^ TAFT SAYS HE NEWfSLOGAN IS IN FAVOR - NO SEPARATE ARMlSTICEliSlGN-. •• OF LEAGUE ED BY BOLSHEVIKI PEACE FOR US paganda I "ou T S u n try is prosperous in the •VcttliniBby,,0wUh tho people in the power of multiplying population and w ' • the density of population is fast in(B y Tk* A*»*cl»u4 Fr**».) .. L - . , ••t^enUy wc were visited by a', creasing here. The P ^ p le a r c c n e r WASHINGTON. Oct. 11-—Tho , . .1 American women who getic and alert, full of ambition and mtchnnisni for" narachutc jumping ,1' U'Ka^ t W r w w 2 CWstiania to f>ower of activity. They know of no from airplanes, described in a state­ were on-their WJT ^ America in wnv of stretching out their powerful ment of the Army Air Service, d ir [^International Council of Women, hands. Japan Is. destined to seek clores the hazards of tho Jumper and it promises well for the clearslght’ . places abro'nd for their activitj. Jn wherein his feat hns a “ sportinif •* <d vision with-which our seven mil:, con’s .perplexity because of *2C*\ w ,• *-v . u,nmnn voters will approach ulus population is not a problem for DEMOCRATIC PARTY WANTS NO WITHOUT RESERVATIONS BUT |POLISH AND RUSSIAN DELE chnnee" of ending in death. “The parachute used by aviators, HEDGES ON WILSON’ S FIGHT T coming elation thaT not one of Japan alone. Neighboring nations SEPARATE PEACE WITll GATES AGREE TO FIVE says thr Service’s statement, “ Is gold, V WITH THE SENATE. teese women. whatever her politics, should study calmly how this surplus GERMANY. • DAYS TRUCE * cd snugly Inside a pack carried on Iimm 1,a.en blinded or fooled for a sin- population mny be disposed of. Even (By Th* Au«cUt*d Pr»»*.) the hack. Tho operator steps o ff the 1 in.i.nt bv the sordid, reaction' if Japan had territorial nmbitions. NEW YORK. O ef 9.— George, SEATTLE. Wash., Dct. 11.— Form plane, allows himself a couple o f nrv assault for political advantage'what of that? Why should the prea White, chnirmnn of the Democratic (By Tha AworUtad Frau.) , seconds to fall elenr of his machine, cr President Taft declared hero to upon the League of Nations. . They rrfc territorial I'D1'** n,'Y RIGA, Oct. 1L—Polish andHus National Committee, today announc­ ■n ... exactly what they want from be considered ns the proper limit . ed a new slogan ndonted by support >dny thnt although he favored the eian Bolsheyiki peace delegates ex the;; pulls a wire depending oyer hla S PrcsiilenUaT cord (dates. They] "Territory is aequlrejl accldcn Ul ers of the lengue of nntions illon for League of Nntions without any res­ pect to.nign a five day armistice *o Ishoulder. This wire opens tho sprmjr dors of the pack nnd releases a small ervations are going after it. They arc quite ty. neenuse of such accident, n coun the remainder of the campaign. m u m . Congress as representa night. The nrmisticc will be efie pilot chute some couple o f -feet in frank°ln raying so. try enjoys limitless natural rcsourr tivvn »*» a**' P'vyiv -----tivn nn It is: “ No separate pence with Gcr for Article Ten and President w r f ,h* diameter. This pilot springs open Wl! !«* • ..* '« "«>■ «•<-> "Many ofV the women of the dele . eB. while nnother has to suffer be . ’....... automatically and cntching the rusn gution ure Red Hot Republicans. They cause of a surplus of population, mnnv." son hnd wrcekeil his own league by , K K "This rallying crv." Mr. W hite of air, draws the mnin chute from want to vote the Republican ticket. When such a perplexed countpr seeks rnid, "i* echoed in the hearts of nil stuhbornemrs in refusing senate sug 1SENATOR IIAIID1NG HOME , gestions. He said thnt even if .Cox ‘ FROM THE WEST the pack. hut they nre uncompromising in to chnnge the national bminndry lines who fnvor the league. We hnve “ In the top of the mnin chute la their determination to'accept Hard to relieve conditions whirh are not iwritten it indelibly unon our purpose v-na elected there would he ho league an automatic vent which, opening to na the Senate would hnve the Hal IBy Tha A im laltd Ptaa» ) ing r.nd his* party as long as they j,18t to that country such a policy h e r e at-national hrndnunrterx * ance of power nnd could reject it n« maintain their present attitude to should not he railed irrational hv MAIUON, Ovt. 11 .— Senulor iiu ia a v,idth *.r five feet when the big p a r “ The sneeeh of Senator llnrdim- ai * w ard'the league of Natiohs. Ir.nv means. If water nr air - com n*-s Moines verifies the- nrop«»«nl in they hnve done so far. trig arrived home todny from his » <''» n«ol first unfolds, gives the air com­ •x ----And so while I do not presume; nrcssed into « narrow spacO«. it will his sneeeh of nceentsncit nnd his tern trip but leaves toinbri’ow to pressed within n chance to escape nnd lessens the danger of blowing to nVakv any predictions. I can state burst out in nn explosion The same |vn(e nr the Knox resolution in fnvor speak *111 Tennessee; I tho chute nnnrt. When tho fall ,b »s most positively that, despite all the thing may he said about intematio n seonrnte peace with Germany. i been checked, rubber springs or ifalse sinister propaganda spread nj relations. God. blessed Japan with of "Tn the name of dead nnd living s h o c k nhsorbers in the vent eloso ft ■ .’least against the League of Na- { Siberia which fortuntely lies beside soldiers, sailors nnd marines, who de I in until hut a sm«H hole rcmnlns. tions, these women have not l|cen her.” livered the finishing thrust t”* the “ At the htmdsphcric pressure with­ confused. Their conviction hns nev c-prmnn nrmy, nnd in the nnn'o in most parachute drops froin_ ord r it wavered. They regard the pres CLEAN HEALTH BILL . nerv altitudes nre made the speed at* FOR GERMAN MARRIAGE the men nnd women who labored ent League as the surest safeguard Kerr at home to support them, the tnined hv tho operator in his couple against future wars. And thnt s a Democratic rnarty resent* this TRAVELLERS SAY THAT VEN of seconds full is sufficient to create ■ BERLIN. Sept. 27.— (By Mnil).— plain cold fact, whatever it may lead shnmeful pror»o«nl whirh rnn prise enough pressure under tho pilot > ZUEI.’A SEETIIS AND Candidates for matrimony who apply to at the nejet election. Although hen onlv from a desire to truckle' to the chute to cause it when released to utor Harding, recognizing the tro for mnrringe lirenses at tho regis II01I.S. . ,,f those who svmpnthlx- INDIANS HAPPY OVER. SATUR­ vnnk tho hie one nt once 'from ita mendous sentiment in America tor tm r’s offire now nre handed a anee rxl with the Vnlser during the war. DAY’S GAME. RELIEVE THEY pack. Usually the operator is de­ in) bulletin of the Imperinl Board of the league of Nations, proposes in a CAN EVEN SCORE TODAY. ’ IBy Tha A**o«latad Fiat*.) • "W e are for «ho tt-entv of Ver scending nt# normnl speed after fa ll4 vajfuc vvuy and with charocuTiiii1 Health urging them to consult n phy snllles. which includes the covenant CURACO. Oct. 11.—Travellers nr inc less than 200 feel. However, at of meaningless platitudes, to set up « sicinn nnd obtain n clean hill * <Bt Th* AiwIiUd of the leam i" of nations, and the Re riving here from Colnmbtn ’ confirm high nltitudrs the atmosphere naa henlth before marrving. The hulle feeble substitute, these women will CLEVELAND. Oct. 11.— Although tho reports that there is u revolution not sufficient effect on the are com m itted to » sennr P»«»t tin gives wnrning that n mnn or a "••hlicans have none of it. .. ooctor r at*. r u \r r . deserting our nllics and baseball mnij the Cleveland k )fans started in Venezuela nnd thnt it will chute until the o-orator l^a fallen « "Like their sisters the world over. womnn who, clcupitc tho p erm ittin g the Germnns to esrsn " nil were todny ready to swenr their team •they abhor wars. They dread them wnrning. enters wedlock commits a the obligations w h ich .d efeat laid no­ could not Ih* lienten nnd thnt their assume largo proportibns In n short great distance .nnd nttetned a terr if­ time. • • ■ ic speed. The -shock wb >n the para­ grave ofense. The imperinl code al­ the extent probably little under one game lead insured them victory --------- — x-----------them . • chute does open is nc-or.l’ngly sever* stood by men. Scenes of devastated so provides for the annulment of tho on "Tn the next three weeks yon will in the world's series. - Brooklyn was nnd there Is unite » nno-^ing chanco ERROR’ IN PETITION NAME. towns, ruined villages and farms, and inarringe if one of the rontracting see this ronhtrv realize the ohlomiv not down hearted nnd declared their of the silk flying Into r'.bons. nnrties knowinelv conceals a com r the rows of white crosses above the of aneh " stand hv the nnrt" of J<o- intentions of evening the count todny. American dead will be indelibly pno tion of health which otherwise would rnln. SJcKinlcr pm! RooseveltTlv»- The j ro wii abwraw Hwin r -mp -before - . I n the - petit inn—n f: Xi- K-^Uradjr, McSWEENEV 18 T HE 8 A M K . *. Jographod .'upon their memory. Their prevent the-union. „ the ticket windows nt midnight in published in the proceedings of the first prominent I?cnnhlir*»n to re««nt The bulletin Is the result of e^h hearts cry out anew against a repi county commissioners in the Daily * " *- T lenm is Herbert Par anticipation of the battle royal ns (By TBs AussUts* r.-sa.I" . rerted action on the part of German tition of this horror. ' sens. t0rmer New York congressman Sherrod Smith, who blanked the In and Weekly Herald Inst week the LONDON. Oct. 11.-- Conditions are , “ And now I want to say a wore! physicians. name of one of the signers wns giv­ nn.t former nenuhllcnn "utionnl com­ the star Cleveland left hnnder are the same as yesterday said the bul­ ■U,t this good old ptopagnnda junx. —ifteeman from the Empire stst». scheduled to he optioning pitchers. ' en ns J. W. Fortier by the Clerk’s letin dealing with the Lord Mayor I was especially Interested in .a hit deni of joy from Mr. Herricks rc ITe has d"eld«4 tip's*!POOrt the leseoe office to this paper for publication. of it that was ground out at Marion The name should have been J. W. McSwceney who today began the 60th hv the onlv practical means. This •ROMINENT WOMAN completed European trip. Foster, hut Nke other petitions, daV of the hunger strike r.t Brixton reepntly, following- the- conference ccntly COMMITS SUICIDE. — h(s nntrlotlsm end eon“ Mr. Herrick knows Jolly well between Senator Hording And Myron what European statesmen nnd peo­ r l » * l r n i , W e . w e lc o m e h im . f i g h t i n g some of the names were Indistinct prison. T. Herrick, former ambassador» to nnd the mistake wns made. The ( Vf Tha A aaacU lad F r t t i ! thing on this subject. If he told with us for n cause bevond nari'san ___ France. I wonder if you people over ple clerk's office asks that this correction CRANK* CLAIMS PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.— Miss Mr. Harding the facts the latter must . HE \S KIDNAPPER. tlioro nre really swallowing that have had a very uncomfortable heir ship. There will he mnnv more. be mndc/ih tho name. Either Rogers, the daughter of Sam ------------ x-----------Herrick, the latest views of Europ ucl I.. Rogers, director of the United jfHASF. IN RACE (By TV* Au*cUt*4 Frt**.) The conference at Marion, it junk • 77TII BIRTHDAY TELEGRAM. States census, died at the hospital "Camouflage it, distort it, mlsrep HARRISBURG, Pa., OcL t II.— aso / ws* ■ * .. W e hnve heard it fiir-*m th' r’’m' here todny under circumstances that August Pasqunle, kneavn as the PhbeniY, Ariz., OcL 9, 1920. What Europe, as xyell as r>rpd th a t M r C*ia«» will Tint al'nw Indicated suicide hy poison according Herrick, the latest views of Europ America auffera from today, crank, confessed, according to police * • r, is that M« nap*e offered M. F. Robinson, • to the police. Ill health is the mo­ fo r r« can statesmen on our "international that he kidnapped Blskley Coughlin ie United tinp mm ft fftt* rommN«lon#»r. w hirh 1« tive for the suicide it is said. She Sanford, Fla. policy.” It' was stated that Mr. Republican conspiracy In the from his hnme In Norristown and the Our Birthday Wish. trea- an error as his friends are ven* ac­ was twentjrflve and worked here as States Senate against the peace trea­ Herrick told the Republican candF baby smothered to death while belnjc SJay the undertakers hate you, pnd lu „ IW ________ ______ It Is 'a stenographer. tive in his b ehalf nnd have ni»"*be*f the League of Nations, date Europe waa suffering from the ty and taken from the house under P*a* tho’ doctors wish you 111, conspiracy which has nppalle<l of el«Tiatures to a petition In his in­ this results of President Wilson S . May you never need a lotion, a por­ quale’s coat. 8earch is being mado. MARQUARD IN COURT • practical Idealistic Ideas, and that, it right thinking people. It has brought te re st. for the body. tion of a pill. . ON flC K E T SCALPING chaos In Its wake. It hns je s te d was a tragic mistake for thepresl And may'you live until you aro older a situation in Europe in which it has WII L n o t ogrnvqinpo dent to go to France and Inalat “ P®" been almost possible for the Red than the mountains in the REVIVAL SERVICES CBr Tha AaaaalaUS Fraai.) P R o m n r n n N a a ie n d m e n t Including the League o f Nations In CLOSED LAST NIG . moon; horror to sweep out of Russia and CLEVELAND. Oct. 11.— Pitcher the war settlement. I doubt is Mr. And your smiles full of wrinkles as (B y Th* A «w r(t (*4 T n t t . ) . engulf civilisation. That’a plain. Marquard, o f Brooklyn Nationals, Herrkk made such a »tatement The revival services at the an antiqunted prune. . WASHINGTON. Ort. 1t^_The Sn- nnpeared in court today to answer . ’ __ “ You can bet youd last Rolden naked truth. hyteriarv church closed last night "Within the next few week* Sena nr»me eourt r#»f|,*ed t-vlnv to reenn the* charge of ticket scaloin?,- hut (Signed) simoleon no 'European Victor Anne Belle Chock. with an eloquent ’ plea from Dr. Pat­ talked any 'Impractical Idealistic rot tor Harding la going to have another 'aidar the deelr’**** nf last June •"* requested the case be postponed (Un­ Thos. and ------------ x------------ton for the people to come forward to Mr. Herrick. Nor did Uiey refer conference* on European matters. tainlnn th«* v»Hdltv of the nrohlbl- til October 16. It wns granted. nnd accent Christ Rev. Patterson o f Those fifty women delegates I have CITY MARKET WILL MOVE. tlnn nmendmenL • ' to the despicable and unholy mess the* Bradcntown church, -vos missed mentioned will be home again. They n e g r o e s w ii,i, B u f f e r into which our foreign relations have as it wns neccstarv for him to be In will see fhe Senator and will give Walthall Ik Eatridge, o f tho City t h e D e a t h p e n a l t y liavc been plunged by the Lodge La him uncolored truth about Europe. his own pulpit yesterday. Hia lead­ Market, are getting ready to move bnl in the United Stat«i Senate as ership o f the tohg service and hia n r (By Tha AitacUlaS Fraaa.) Then they'll demand his attitude on from their present quarters to their •. cm *q THEATRE TONIGHT our "international policy. Wh*t vival work at the shops while here elegant new room in the . Wclaka the League of Nations. ‘ WASHINGTON, Oet. U . — The Mr. Herrick did find here endeared him as well as Dr. Patton "When the candidate faces that Block at the comer of P in t Street conviction of six negroes sentenced “THE SPIRIT OF GOOD” the great mass of Intelligent P*00** group o f wontfn, he will be In ipucn to d»ath for participation in the and Railroad Way. ' This la one ‘ of to) the people o f this community. In Europe wanted to know why the the position o f the tomcat that put Phillips county. Arkansas, race riota the finest rooms in the city and the Many .have joined the "resbyteruus . Also “ Pettlr«*»«n and Panto” Republican party besmjrched the “ list October will stand as the result City Market is making -extensive im­ and other churches of the tion’a honor by repudiating Its pledge ita noae to a live electric wire—he'll A two-krt Christie Comedy* get a whole lot o f Information In a of the refusal today of the Supreme provements to make It ppoat attrac­ through the efforts of these to the Allies. And they wanted to men while here. . time." tive In every way. Court to review the cases. know that so repeatedly j and so In very .short ADEL M. MacBEYNOLDS. a slstently that It must have taken a . ' ■ . mO CLEVELAND REVOLUTION IN ' CONFIDENT SOUTH AMERICA ‘ FOR TODAY S 'S f e flr a S s J K * » = •. oS ;• v £- 1 �PAGE FOUR. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOR T H E LA S T T IM E , T O N IG H T Coming—-Priscilla Dean in “The Virgin of Stamboul METHODIST NEWS NOTES. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ■4 • RATES Minimum Charge for any one One- Time, per w ord.. Three Times, per word Six Times' per word.. Over Six Times, per issue. ' WANTED—Parrot P. O. Box 845. cages Adrcss 5-6tp. FOR RENT—Partly furnished upstars Gat. Four rooms, batn, kitchenette, porch, modem conven­ iences. Apply 717 East Second S t •' 156-fitc TO RENT or for sale, large ware­ house with rnilrond siding.—Chns. Tyler, core Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. 156-tfc FOR RENT— Nicely furnished rooms 330 Oak avenue. Phone 3QHJ. . .v • IGO.tfc Friends were welcoming Dr. J. Hilburn in town Tuesday. On Tuesday Next Sundny is Rally Day. Every .night he held the regular Quarterly member of the Sunday school and everv Methodist In Sanford will be cxpcctcdv So be there! Mrs. S. W. Walker left Tuesduy af The Sunday school services will temoon for Orlando for a short visit Cash must accompany order. Ten open at 0:30 a. m. Come, and be on with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Watkins. cents extra if charged time. • Advertising in this column in which Lake county is planning to spend The church services will begin at the address of the advertiser Is not nearly one million dollars on the con­ 11:00 a. m. Dr. Walker will preach given but which refers you to PoBtoffice Box Number dr Care o f the on “ How May I Become an Effective struction of new highways. Herald MUST be answered accord* Church' W orker?" Alachua county fair will open or\ ingly. Please do not ask us for the League begins promptly at 6:80 p. names of advertisers advertising In m., ali the young people in town are November 16th and the dates an­ this way. Usually we da not know cordially invited to attend these ser nounced aa November 16,.17, 18, 19. who they nre. and if we do we arc not vices. _ lively „ contest ___ _is An unusually Suwanec: Considerable interest is expected to tell you. btdng carried on nt present between being manifested by the poonle of two opposing factions in the League. this county in the approaching coun WANTED— 3, 4 or 5 furinshed rooms At tho close of the nnpointed time, ty fair. for light housekeeping by couple the side that has gained the most Gainesville and Kissimmee are both with two children, 6 and 8 years of new members is to be entertained at age. References given. Call R. K. the Valdez, by the losing side? Come after the new Baptist hospital which, it is said, will be built before very Gore at Herald office. * dh tf and join upl • •, long. . FOR RENT— Two o f three conpect- - The evening service will began as ing housekeeping rooms, close in. usunl, at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Walker Marion: Farmer organizations are P. O. Box 117, 158 3tn will preach, his sermon topic being: making "appeals to Congress to re “ As n Man Thinketh." lieve pentiut growers by placing n tar FOR SALE— Five room cottage, Mrs. Curtis, mother of Mrs, Geo. iff on foreign grown nuts. double lot, various fruit trees, close in, wlso two five acre form land. Ad­ Davis Hnrt, is seriously ill, with pneu­ dress Owner. P. O. Box 117. 158 3tp monia, nt the home of her daughter. Rev. F. E. -Stemmcyor was in town All kinds o f new rugs and congol. n few days as the intent of his dough * eums at A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue. ter. Mrs. Frank Adams. WANTED TO RENT. HUY OR LEASE— 4 to f» room house. Fur­ nished or unfurnished. Address at once, R K G. rare o f Herald. dh-tf FOR SALE— 1 National Cash regis­ New line of casseroles nnd silver­ ter with four drawers, in perfect ware nt A. Fanner's, 215-315 S an-1 condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing ford Avc. * • 3t Co. 156-1-wc Fancy electric light to suit every 5 room / 1apartment, taste. -iA. Karmor, “ 213-915 Sanford shed or unfurnished. Ave. at - 156-Gtp FOR SALE—One Ford truck in good ELECTRIC washing machines and order.—Merchants Grocery Co., ironers on easy payments" at F. P. 169 tf c RJnes- 105 Palmetto ave. lftf-3tp > — MOLINE TRACTOR ROOMS AND BOARD ITOR. 60 CENTS PER Nixon, 109 1st street, ONE WITH LICENSE. SI IHc Store 1 i- ne -11. UR. PHONE I70R, HAN' LAi 158 fitp HOT SHOT Batteries and dry cells. at F, P. Rines, 105 Palmetto ave­ FOR SALE- One good Jersey milk nue. 157-3tp cow. Inqi re, V. E, Douglass- nt Court House. • w 8 tf; dlfll ltc STARR, PATHS nnd SONORA pho­ nographs on easy payments nt F. Lettuce plants ready P. Rines, 105 Palmetto Ave. 157-3tp L. Greene, West Side 1)157 tf. wRtfc TYPEWRITERS, new nnd *«rnnd hand, nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto i u i i llressers. ' 157-3tp swings, stoves, etc. at parsonage, Magnolia Ave. WANTED Experienced sales Indies in genernl merchandise store. A. LOSTItafcld, 309 First St. 157-3t< LOST— Boston bull dog, female. Re ward for return to Paul G. Rig gers, Sanford. Fin AN INVESTMENT that is 15 per cent. One ten roo NOTICE apartment house, with nil The city registration books nre iences. Price $6,500. A goc now open nt the office of the city C. A. Mathews, auditor and clerk. M m PAY RENT? when . L. R. PHILLIPS. get n nice 5 soom house. City Auditor nnd Clerk. Identity for $3,500. ‘ Small Dated, Oct. 6, 1920. 157-2tc down, $25 per month.—Q. , • WANTED—Second hand bed, springs cws„ A. P. Conolley. mattress stove, etc. 206 Park Av. _________ . 158 2tp NT— Nice furnished house. ’ rooms.—Mrs, Riddling, avc., Eagle Home. 158.6tp WANTED— 2 w 3 furnished rooms ^ by couple with two small children, W. E. Pariah, 308 French Ave. • 158 3t p Program for Waek Beginning M onday, I Have A Buyer For Your House a Sanford Man “ The Real Estate Man” CONNELLY R EA L ES TA TE AGENCY Why Pay tor Your Home and Not Own It? • Why pay for your home and not own it? Paym ents $ 1 0 , 0 0 per month on loan o f $ 1 ,0 0 0 End ol > Intereat Applied on Loan Balance Unpaid 1 year $60.00 $ 60.00 $940.00 2 years . 56.40 . 63.60 3 yearn 52.58 67.42 808.98 18.51 71.46 737.52 661.77 4 yearn * 80.29 7 yearn 34.89 85.11 8 yearn 29.78 90.22 406.15 9 yearn- 24.37 95.63 310.52 10 yearn 18.63 101.37 209.15 11 yearn 12.55 107.45 Phone 66 v for W O O D J G AS | and O IL l I 11 yearn, 11 months 6.10 101.70 ■ ooooo Largest and most complete line ever shown* in Sanford These stoves were bought on a low market and will he sold very cheap for cash. DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE TILL YOU GET OUR PRICES 581.48 • 496.37 n . A. HALVERSON, Mgr. 101.70 - . 000.00 WEDNE8DAY—WANDA HAWLEY In “FOOD FOR SCANDAL ” Tories OF THE DAY and a COMEDY AN AI.LSTAR SPECIAL PRODUCTION Snub Pollard Comedr A home of your own will always be worth the money. We carry a complete line of Lumber and Building Material and will appreciate your orders, whether large or small. Either will have our usual efficient service« FRIDAY and BATVRDAY—Tho Moat S lu pondoua and • on ootlon al Photoplay o f the S ooa on -P R IS C IL L A DEAN In Lord's Purity Water Saturday at The Princess * i - 876.40 — Also, "CHASE ME", a Sunshine C om edr Dally Service ~ .............. C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L C A R TE R LU M B ER CO. • 'The Virgin of Stamboul' As. Coed as the Best S P E C I A L B A R G A IN S If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven months what will you have to show' for it? 39.71 ALL of a SUDDEN PEGGY’ — •I - ble b e lo w s h o w s h o w a t h o u s a n d d o lla r loan is pa id o f f in elev en y e a r s and eleven m o n t h s at the rate o f $10.00 per m on th . 6 -yearn TUESDAY-MAROUERITE CLARK In . FOR THE FIR ST 75.75 THURSDAY E. F . L A N E At L o s s Than it Coat To Guild it 44.25 AUo. PETTICOATS AND PANTS" A iwo-act Chriatle Comedr. .. ...................................................................... » + + TRY A - HERALD WANT AD A Two Story Eight Room House... ' 5 yearn FOX NEWS and a COMEDT Sanford Property sold by ... the e r m in e performance will be«in*promptl al 7 o'clock. The S P IR IT of G O O D ” If you appreciate the desira bility of correctness in Ready to-Wear and Millinery we in vite your patronage. "• W E W A N T TO S E L L ON T U E S D A Y O cto b er 11th MONDAY-MADELINE TRAVERSE In In the Matter o f Style We* With the Latest T H E SECRET O U T ", with an All-Star v'aat Alao. T H E VANISIHNO DAGGER" MATINEE DAILY AT J.I&—EVENINO AT 7 COMING—"THE WORLD AND HIS W IFE" and "EVERYWOMAN . The House of Service and Price PHONE 135 Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave 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. • . ' Sec us before buying your supplies. We can save you money. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD ture and they make ment in this issue « f aid. They guarantee nny :m 1-n11 makes o f ■Swt « » ct f »ficrnuon rw rp4 Hitadar *t Tk* IlmMlllulklliw, 107 Magnolia Aimnc Sanforil. tlorW * I . their nnnnunerthe Daily Her* good service ot) cnrs. REO CARS WILL NOT ' ------------RE REDUCED IN FRICK I'tmusittaui . Editor ft. J. HOLLY, Secretary-Treasurer N. J. LILLARD, General Man liter IL A. NEEL, R1NES, Circulation Manager Phono 481. In this issue ia an advertisement 'of the Bryan Auto Co., showing a tele' groin of the state soles agency in Jacksonville from the Ron Motor Co., stating that there will be no drop in prices and all purchasers of Jleo cars and trucks —■re jruArgnteed • r i i . l a d t U lr « M a d e k n o w n on A ppllralloa against nny changes in price befogs April first. This date is not set for Subscrirtion Price in Advance One Year -------------------- ---------- $6.00 n change then hut is simply the date Three Months ------------- :---------- $3.00 upon which the guarantee is based. Tho Reo cars and trucks were sell­ - Delivered in -City by Carrier ing at a price that was close enough One W e e k ------------------------- 15 Ccfltk and the manufacturers o f these cars nod trucks feel that tho prices were Member o f the Associated Press, low enough when tho car is taken in­ to consideration*-and they make this guurantcc to protect dealer and buy­ er and the buyer can purchase tho DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL Iico cnrs nnd trucks with the distinct ELECTORS. understanding that ho will be pro­ tected. Read the advertisement in P. W. Coir Chnrlcs E. Jones Martin Caraballo W. V. Knott G. B. Wells. J. G. Sharon For birthday and wedding gifts, sec oar lino of China and silverwareA. Knnner, 13-216 Sanford Ave. 3t W e heed our Whito Way on First •street. ■ . ......... There ia nothing that attracts the notice of visitors like light. • * • MONDAY, OCTOHER II, 1920 ^POU LTRY A T STA TE FA!?. Feathered Blue Bloods ♦„» Cr-grci, At Slate Fair THt: Yen.Jacksonville.—Tbr ro are vari"*** kinds of chickens, i-.s most of g,i ki >r —nt least by hearsay—but if you "ant to mitks the acquaintance of tbs real blue-Moods, visit, tho ' poultry building-at thq 8t#tCLFn<r.’ Nov. 18-27. Poultry breeders from-ail parts of the Htnte have already mode nppllcn tlon for entry, and It begins to look as though, oven the “ Standing Room Only” sign would have to bo taken down. Tlio poultry Industry is one of more Importance than l« •uiualir at- WANT MORE BIRTHS • And their good show windows of enterprising merchants nre the next best thing.- . Sanford Dnily Herald has resumed publication. Here’s honing that Bob Holley's experiences will all be pleas nnt ones.—DoLand News. • • • • Why, here’s Bob Holly’s,paper, the Sanford Herald at last, and blamed ‘ if it isn’t quite n good looking sheet Here’s looking nt you, Bob. You don’t know whnt you've been missing. — Ocala Star. But first o f nil get the people to comb here through good advertising in the Daily and Weekly Herald. Then make it ko pleasant nnd prof­ itable for them thnt they will want to come often, Gainesville Nfcws says there is much complaint from people shout dirty money as they object to the greasy appearance of ninny of the bills. We do not. We will take any nnd nil kinds of hills und run the chnnCe of getting microbes from them through handling. In fact un less we get a chance to handle more o f them, gfensy or otherwise, we will not live to handle any o f them. After the general election is over Sanfuid will have the election of a commissioner kfor the city. S. /O. Chase is Die one year term member nnd will have opposition. Mr. Chase tins not announced his intentions of "becoming n candidate to succeed him Self un yet hut the time is early and there will probably be several cnn(H dates for this .position thnt pays nothing nnd getn plenty-of cussing. \V. L. Thorndyke, “Thorn" one of the best nnd one of the most lovable characters in the Florida journalism has left the Palm Roach Post -where he accomplished such good work and will* now be with the Kissimmee Ga* zette. . Thorn’s “ Last Night’s Thoughts" have become famous throughout the- length ami breadth of the lam! and he will make the h'is simmee Gazette as famous as the Palm Reach Post. We are glad to have old Thorn closer where we can see his "thoughts" nnd his "Thought Tank" often. We suppose the "wild night life" nt Pnlm Reach wAs too much for him and he was forced to seek quiet scenes where his mind can rest easier far away from the jazz nnd joy. France Is Stirred to Urge Larger Families. Government Names Board to Warn Nation of Danger of Dying Out. Paris.—Franco Is nt Inst arousing It­ self to the danger o f dying out. The privately conducted, uphill fight for a higher birthrate has been tnken over hy tho government through the creation of a higher council of natal­ ity. T-tils council of 30, appointed by J. L. Breton, minister of hygiene, was asked to act Immediately. .Mr. Rreton, fnth-r of h o children, la known us n atron: friei >! o f largo families. Three others «u tl.o now cab­ inet are nd vacates of measures to .In­ crease the French btrth rate. War cost Franco roughly 1,500,000 lives. A low birth rate, during the war years, cost Franco 2,272,735 loss of population. Tho statistics, made Into slrUtlnj?' pictures to lllustrnto their effect on the nation, Industry nnd war danger are being used In a vigorous cnmpnlgn, hy the national alliance, for the.lm crease of the French population. This campaign Is being conducted by letters to members of pnrltnment, postern.,, r magazine, the Woman affd the Child, and through the many socially and politically powerful persons Intenrated In the movement. The plainest sorts of truth are told tho French about the decreasing birth rate. The national alliance* nnd gov­ ernment officials hold that a family should hnvs three or more children. To encourage Buch families, govern­ ment allowances of <10 to 200 francs a year nre granted for each child aftev the second, under thirteen yenrs. Tho alliance asks also for legisla­ tion to provide for the construction of rhenp attractive homes available only to large families, establishment of "sii|H>rsnlarles” In Industries to heads of such families, preference In govern­ ment employment, the plural vote, giv­ ing the father ns many votes ns there are persons In the family, nnd teal war, on “ birth control," known here as Neo-Mnlthuslnnlsm. VIRGIN OF considerably more In 1919. Figuring the notnial Inorea.se for 1920, the pro­ duction for inis year should run well over the U00 million mark. Some chickens! And those figures represent some money, loo. The average fanp woman cm with very little expense make enough from her chickens hy buy nil her groceries nnd cover oilier house­ hold expenses, while as a back yard b. c. I, bulwark for tho city dweller, they are by no means to be despised. Just ns In planting potatoes, it lias been found advisable to sow good seed, nnd In raising cnttle best results are obtained from pure bred stock, Jdst us Important Is It In poultry raising to secure the heat bred fowls fur your florli. The prize winning birds at the State Fair will mnko ‘‘ pure-bred’’ enthuslasts of anyone at all .Interested In poultry -the. feathered kind a ii p§ T&y ■1 ~ All Bureaus of the Dept, of Agrlcul ture Represented Jacksonville.—Tho Department of Agriculture ia this year sending some very flno exhibit to tho Florida State Fair In Jacksonville, Nor. 18 27, These displays are educational. Interesting and are of value not oply to tho farm­ er and stockman, but to everyone, since all are Interested in Increased food production, better food nnd low­ er prices for food. Th.i Government exhibits Illustrate tl acttvlt low pf the various bureaus of the department In bettering agrl cultural conditions throughout thfcountry. Tho several phases of -b try, Chemistry, Bolls, Entomology, Crop Estimates, Public Roads, Mar­ kets, the Woather Dureau, Fedoral Horticultural Uonrd, Biological Sur­ vey, and Forest Service. Tho material shown by tHeso bureaus will relate particularly to conditions existing In this State, A thorough study of the entire Gov­ ernment exhibit will bo of tho great­ est value to anyono owning-or-who contemplates owning land In Florida. A few hi ura spont In the Govern­ ment exhibits nt tho State Fair will glvo tho visitor more vnluablo Inform matlon than ho could get In any other way. It Is nil assembled here for him and tlie exhJbUsJare in charge of a corp of highly trained specialists who are glad to'explain any feature and to furnish literature on nny 'subject covered by tho Department. Thsrfb exhibits alono are worth the price of admission to tho Fair Grounds Urk’s Garage is among" the new •garages nnd machine shops *to open Lere ih the past week ami the new* garage will be located at the corner o f First street und Sanford nvenue nt the old stand o f W. S. IJnnd. Urk means J. H. Urauhart, who has been In the business here for many yenrs and for some time pnst has been in the machine shop of the B. & O. Mo tor Co., having a fine reputation ns a. mechanic and garage expert. Ia?x Carrn’way, who has also been with the B. & 0. Gnrage will be associated with Mr. Urquhart in the new von* PH O N E 497 \ , Lansing, Mich., Oct. 8, Reo Varn Motor Co., Jacksonville, Fla. We hereby Guarantee prices of all models Reo* passenger cars and Speed Wagons against Reduction in price before April First Nineteen Twenty-one. If the List Price of any Reo Passenger Cars or Trucks should be reduced before April First we will rebate the amount of such rccuction to any retail purchaser purchasing Reo Automobiles after this R E O M O T O R C A R CO D RK ’S GARAGE AMONG TRE NEW F.NTER PRISES Deane Turner 1 STAMBOUL” For Harding and Coolidge—Republi­ can James W. Archibald F. F. Pope E .M . HreUforjl • R. G. Smith Eelam) M. Chultb George P. Wentworth Freshly Ground , •Any Quantity ^-v* ia | ic U. S. Government Sends Big Exhibit T o the State Fair TIAI, ELECTORS, DRINK I Photo tnken in New York sIlWs Sari, the "Virgin of Stumhuu!'," said to Ik* the most beautiful girl in Tur­ key, and heiress to $100,900,000, who wns discovered In New York hy Sheik Ben Mohammed, brother nf the cmlr of Iledjnz, who sent him on the search. It Is said thnt the pretty J3art nrrlved here with an American army officer some months ago. The two worked their way from MriYsdlles. After a period the officer look to flight ami she took to dishwashing, later setting flowers on the city stri-et*. However, all’s well now. She Is staying nt n leading hotel nnd won’ t have to wnsli dishes any more. She will return home with the sheik. It is said her mother nnd father died of grief oyer her disappearance. Hnri is said to be affianced to the emir and upon return to Turkey will probably l*e plactfd under his jurisdiction. DEVELOPMENT OF DAIRYING SHOWN IN STATE FA IR EXHIBITS Jacksonville.—Tho dairy cattle sec­ tion at the State Fair, NoV. 18-27, will furbish a graphic demonstration o! the possibilities of this Important Indust ry In Florida. The development of dairying on a largo scale In Florida Is hot tig talked persistently of late, arid Hi Importance la becoming more and in.'i • realized. Seeing Is bclIqVIng, and hence those who are In doubt, or who fed themselves not fully advised on the subject will bo nblo to post thorn solves by visiting tho State Fair’* dairy show. The Dailv Herald should bo a via itor to your Lome every day. T h e above wire again shows M otor Car Com pany I to serve Autom obile or Truck manufactui come such a G U A R A N T E E . . Like the R eo Passenger Cars i other has yet com e out with such a Guarantee of Service and Satisfaction. ' V • T h e price reductions announced by others have not weakened the position of the Speed W a g o n or Passenger cars as they still have the best value on the market. Let us demonstrate the fact to you. WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD Sanford's Most Popular Hole! SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL Under Maniacment of WALTER B. OLSON I Sell It Our Specialty-*—Seminole's famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. J . E . SPURLING A la Carte Service all day OUR OFFER ffi 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. • Our service* is Justified-only as it is helpful to yutr, to this community. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. HOME INSTITUT ION MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920 AMERICAN SHIPS MADE GOOD RECORD. If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence NEW YORK, Oct. 11,— Vessels uf the United States Shipping Board carried 13,379,234 tons ''o f export meichsndise and 7,239^38'tons of im* ports during the fiscal year ended June 30 last, according to a state* ment of Shipping Board activities made public here today. Tht; cargo carried, the report states, constitut ed 30 per cent of the country’s exrt business and 27 per cent of. the ports, the' percentages being fixed on the return of the total foreign commerce of the United States for the-fiscal year. The business of the Shipping Board was handled through 49 Anier ican ports, New York ranking first with 28.2 per cent o f the exporta and 36.0 per cent o f thg imports, or 27.9 per cent of the total business. ranked second, each with 10 New Orleans thin! wit. ____ The north Atlantic district, includ­ ing 11 ports from Baltimore north, handled nearly 48 per cent o f the ex­ port-business and 58 per cent of the imports; the South Atlantic district Utndled 19 per cent of the combined exports and imports and the gulf dis' ' ' 10.7 per cent, The Pacific div trict ision handled 11 per cent Exporta were forwarded in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you 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 the Bible. 'T o The moral lift it cites yon will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates. B CAPITAL 830.000.00 SURPLUS 115.000.00 PEOPLES BANK O f SANFORD returned imports, Iceland being the exception. Included among the im­ ports handled were 1,720,733 tona of petroleum, constituting 24 per tcrude r u u u p t 't l U l l 'U I i l t L U I iB V U U tlliK cent o f the total Import business. AMERICAN LEGION WILL PARADE On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues The boys of Campbell Lossing Post arc going to show you what a live, snappy appearance they make in un- PH O N E 6 2 There will be a Democratic rally at jake Mary tonight and one at Longwood Wednesday night' iS BEFORE BUYING YOUJJ LUMBER Specials for Thursday Friday and Saturday Reaj Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb. . . i '\ JL wv i ' AH you can carry at this prici THE CASE yus 0TCr- Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24 Pound •- v ' • AND WE Jury.mcn. WERE L O C K E D In n room. D ONLY one of t: W A3 FOB conviction. A L L T H A T <lay. Sack at only . . AND AT * « pi*< r lime. WE fE L T Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera­ tion and. we can supply yout* every want in choice Flor­ ida and W estern Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, and every Packing House Products. .0 riding. AND THEN til thw h. THE LIVELONG clttut WE TALKED and f.-s h L CUT NO argument. SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c WOULD SATISFY L.m. AND MORNING caflio. Our delivery is prompt and you ’ ll get courteous treat­ ment and good service here — if you don t, |just tell the boss. ‘ A GRAY ami cheerless dawn. AND OUR stubborn WAS OUT Of smokes, AND GAVE him ono, OF MY cigarettes. JUST A coinci IT MAY bnvo been. BUT I rather doubt I ARE LIKE yotfr smokes. • * • THEY BATISFY.** fields have so many frieods among both classes of smoker*. Cut Rate Tire House Old Ford Garage B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. We han­ dle nothing but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries Ford Size Tires Batteries - - Ray Bros., Sanford, Florida . • •• '• '-,C> <■ ■ P rr *9 M‘ ) + trfif L �*J -* I ~~~: * ^ —jXr-vTT 8 ^ - 151111^ 5^ • vr * .•' -;-n ^ r»x-"*7 'T7. v•• -’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD Islnq the Family. CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP TO WIN VICTORY . - -T MONDAY. OCTOBER 11. .1120 Extra r Tfto Haw* ms K t pomp ort an auto tour >' f w pcri ie*w ort vou* HOM.W. woo. >■■■* :T3 17 -'."f-Y: T—Sri " - m POUCH I T * ™ * TS-lP' CtT OMTt) K< outtit' the. 1 > tTIUTf, <itO! 'T T j * 4 ' f s «!p uiri>« joSr J tCWOCKMtOUNP m * o \ I PUT Qp U»m AKVTWUC | DAJtwyV Y *«* ? A A l77£>^VW PQQ«6M <T\ y —I 7 — SENT) IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS tut AND HELP DEMOCRATS ON TO VICTORY. % t- . . Contributions for the Democratic campaign to be sent to the trcasur er of the Democratic National Com­ mittee will be taken here at __ the Herald office and the names given credft in thia apace each week. Any o f the loyal Democrats who with to make a contribution no matter how amali, should give it in and giving it will know that it is going for a good cause. Tho following have sept in their contributions: The following contributions were added by C. II. Ixifflcr, that energetic and true old wheel horse o f the Dem­ ocratic party who went out and made a personal solicitation of the follow MiA n ’ .it' iwr nole County Democrat' Exc. Committee-.. ...| .25.00 J. J .. Dickinson So; Mrs. F. P. R in e s .............. 1.00 C. H. L c ff le r ...................... 2.00 D. A. Caldw ell................... 1.00 E. C. M ills ......................... 1.00 J. M. Stcuman ........... .50 Seminole M arket__________ ‘ 2.00 Leym Alman ____________ 1.00 L. J. B a k e r ___ _________ 1.00 G. R, Hardder - ______ . . . 1.00 S. Bobbins ____ 1,00 Mabel S n in t________ .50 .- tfe. • OF ifj- h! > m ?• C A R S ^■. $2,275 Seven Passenger Chalmers 2,150 Five Passenger Chalmers]..... 2,085 Sport Model Chalmers ......... iT/i M A X W E L L CARS m A t Their Last Meeting October 4th The following bills as audited b y , Road and Bridge Fund. 40.00 the Clerk and presented to this Board Wm. Wood ---------. . . . -------16.00 were approved and ordered paid at B. Allman — --------------- -— .73,61 the last meeting: IE. C. Langston...................... 35.00 Road Bond Fund i £ « ■ £ . McDougal ............. \ 84.65 Fred T. Williams .............. I 474.60 Noli & Noll .................... 78.51 E. C. Langston .................. 725.101E. C. Langston ..................... E. C. Langston ................ 5,402.39: W. E. HaWkins ..................... Noll & Noll .......................... 157.81 Mahoney Walkcr Co................ 101.60 Noll & Noll .......................... 2,292.15 [The Texas Company ........... Jil.45 Noll * Noll .......................... 3,558.40 J. B. Lawton Motor Co.......... ' 6.80 Noll & Noll ........................ 33C.C8.B- W. Lord ................ ......... 253.33 |J. M. Wynn .................. ....... General Fund 6.50 ,or. |Hill Hardware Co. ---------- E. A. Douglass ----------------1.50 *30*00 1Wesley A llm a n .................... , Dr.' J. T. D en ton ------- »-----379.80 * *J. T. McLain R finn “ • 1 ■ a i c i.a m ~ r — _______ o i:». Geo. A. DeCottes ________ ro oo j Fred T. Williams ............... 129.00 Frank H arriet__ '— . . . — ?n not Wight Grocery Co................ 434.57 II. C. D u B ose 1___ - —. . 11.25 25.00 Ball Hardware, C o . ________ Mrs. L. C. Glisson _________ 2.00 65.00 A. J. L o ssin g -------------------E. C. Williamson _________ 25.00 2.00 D. H. C. Rabun ................... E. E. Brady ........................ 15.00 45.00 L. Bennett ______________ K. A. Douglass ------------Hill Lumber Co. __________ 132.54 100.00 M. B erry'______________ 8.00 59.95 L. A. B ru m lcy ____________ W. C. Williamson .............. 4.00 81.05 O. P. S w o p e __________ ,____ M. D. Gatchel .........•_........... C. W. Entzmlngcr ________ 8.00 60.00 Dr. R. E. Stevens ---------12.00 .65 E. H. Kilbee ...................... Herald Printing C o . ---------O. C. Bryant _____________ 57.65 14.45 Burorughs Adding Mch. Co. 10.00 24.95 S. It. W o o d s ........ - ............... So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co____ Total.................... '..*25.00 Flno and Forfeiture Fund. 6.10 ------------ x-----------Hill Hnrdware Co. -----------_______ 50.00 29.71 Schelle Maines i?o. Utilities Co. -------«.----Uplift Through Selene*. ____ 1......... 2.25 3.50 A. R. Stiles Woodruff & Wataon -------It Is the applimttfin of science to the Elliott Fisher Co. ----- -— 6.60 4.98 Theo. Aulln ______________ Work that helps ihi* worker. Tlie social Frank L. Woodruff -------14.25 45.00 A. J. McCullcy ______ reformer cheers lint doe* r.ol Invig­ II. & W: B. Drew Co.......... 1.00 107.10 R. Strange — v----------- — orate. As Prof. Mllllken well said not S. F. DoudnoA --------------____________ 1.00 110J00 Andrew Aulin 1.00* long ago: “One little new advance like Frank H a rr is ------15.80 J. B. Jones ______________ 1.00 15.00 D. -C. Shupe __________ the discovery of ductile tungsten which Treasurer of Red C r o s s ----1.00 812.00 A. Fnrnell ............ - ............. makes electric light one third ns ex­ Vminole County Bank ___ B. Williams .................. 1.00 4.20 W. pensive os It wns before. Is n larger I . A. Brumloy --------------1.00 4.00 A. L. Malcom . . . ______— contribution to hutnnn well betng than L. •P. Hagan ---------- --------1.00 fi.OO W. M. W rig h t........................ Y •II kinds of change- in the social C. W. Bntsminger -----------D. P o lstcn -----------------1-00 7.40 M. O. P. Swope _____________ order."— Sntnuel Oro»ttier In the x 1.00 . 6.40 Steen Nelson _____________ E. H. Kilbee ........................ World’s Work. _______ 1.00 472.22 Bob Crawford S, O. Shinholser __________ W. E. Argo _______ 11.00 C. L. West - .......................... 1.00 R. It. Whitten ....................... 65.00 B. E. Brady ........................ 14.04 E. E. Brady ........................... 50.00 E. F. Householder ........ ^ 30.67 Schelle Maines ----------1.11 E. E. Brady ................ 63.70 elephone and elegraph ompany E. E. Brady ....................... 35.00 Sanford SteamLaundry — 1.92 E. A. Douglass ____________ 9.00 elephone elegraph ompany IHCORPOflATCO i Rond and Bridge fund- 6,000.00 Genernl fund ..... 1,000H00 Changes in Prices S3 J. M. Lord and w ife --------C. A. Clark ...................... W. E. Collins ............ i ~ Louia R. C o llin s___ _—. . Schwarts ___________ ... A. Banner _______________ W. A. Tillis ........................ C. A. Anderson _________ A. M allum _____________ * M. Hanson ---------------------J. N. Scarccy, of Longwood, sends In the following contributions from Longwood: , J. N. Searcy ___________ 1.05 C. B. S e a r cy ----------------- 1.00 L. R. Payne . . . -----1.00 L. J. Hartly ..................... 1.00 C. E. Hartley ................... 1.00 Mrs. Berta-Allen ________ 1.00 C. \V. E n tim ln ger____ . . . .1,00 Mrs. M. A. Hardaway .— * .20 Mrs. J. N. Searcy ---------- 1.25 L. W. Entzmlngcr --------- 1.00 B. J, Overstreet _________ 1.00 W. L. Waits ...................... 1.00 Tell Williamson ................ ‘ 1.00 Mrs. Lorrie C ra m e r___ _ 1.00 J. M. Chnffer .-................... 1.00 W'. E. Allen .................... 1.00 O. H. F ra in ............ ........... 1.00 T. G. Roebuck............. 2.00 W. C. Sntchur *— , ...... 1.00 Mrs. Barta S e a r cy __ 1.25 S. C. Dickson ___________ 1.00 J. M. Waits ..................... 1.00 Florence Lovell _________ .25 Boys and girls who lrnrn early ti taka proper core pf their testl, throats, eye*, ears and stomachs, bin made a long step toward >tt!tk) manhood and womanhood. Thronjb Its public health and nursing im Ices, the American Red Gross ilm< eventually te reach all school chltdm with teachings regarding disease pre ventlon and health promotion Htr*‘i a school nurse treating a little girl for sore mouth, at the same Hue Its planting a valuable l(asou Id teeth brushing and proper diet. $1,170 MOBLEY’S CANDIES LOTT MOTOR COMPANY f SANFORD, FLORIDA Southern Bell T Cumberland T ' T Whitman’s Sampler Huyler’s Candies Wiley’s Candies C &. T C Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll ATLANTA. QA. IJ fP P S mow n , fn in ia l, . . , / American Royalist* I John .iiliiinseninjatrd it.a. oneihlnl of ail the people of (he colonies sere roynlJ*!*, Hint it,, opposed In tho war *vlih Great Britain, a minority of these favored obedience to lirlt ;» t.»• Ish laws, but the great majority op­ posed the British methods with the colonies, but wanted a pcauMbtr set­ tlement ami the miilntenntKo et the British connection. The war drove the royalists, or so-called Tories, Into arm­ ed resistance, and In the colon) of Nen Yolk alone more than '.’U.OOt) took up arm* for the British. Out of ft total population of less ihi.r. 4,000,0OO -oure than OO.tsiO royni.rta left the colonies during the revolution be­ muse of their political position. M O B L E Y ’S TO THE PUDLrCt PURE FOOD Tho g ra v ity ^ o f^ th a .o o n d itio n B o o n fro n tln g 'th a ;te le p h o z sT in d u a try (lrTthia atoto domanda V o u r'a o rio u a coneidoration Just aa muoh a a it, t ^ . ^ _ Market .roquiroa tho beat^thoughV and^offorta o f tho telephone company. ■ •*.< To furnish the eervloo you w i l l need during the immediat'e future »i l I P * largo addition s to the e x is tin g t o l o t h o n e 'f a c i l i t i e a , coating m illio n s o f d o lla r s , muat he made. EfMT11i gi ■ W® f o e l th y tj» o ohould/plabe b e fo r e 'y o u a l l o f the fa c ta and' ciroumotancoajoJ^tbe operation s o f th is Company. Daily Fashion Hint - This wo propose to) d o .b y e Borioe o f odvertiBeiaenta^in the nowepapbra. And everything else usually found in a first class market I personally^ know th at the atotementa'oppeorirtg in theao 'e d v e r tiaemonta a r o .fe o ta ? . I s h a ll be glad to fu m ia h s a t is fa c t o r y proof, Prime W estern . Beef Today * PHONE 105 402 SANFORD AVENUE of^tho acoureoy o f any atatemenVwhich may bo quootioEad., Should^these^advertlaement^Jomit any fa o t about which inform ation C. A. M A T H E W S la deal rod * o r ^ i f a d d ition al^in form ation i s doairod about any statement ».• f ' Ji m madei I s h a ll bo glad to supply the inform ation. There is» a b so lu te ly »T n o ,fa o t or fig u ro r e la tin g to the’ Company’ s REAL ESTATE A N*w Man With th* Old Firm A, P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Ave. a f f a i r s whioh7wo~will^not^be glad to ^ fu r n is h . Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators— but this is X most e a r n e stly beg th p t you o a re fu lljrV e e d ond” c b n ild e r ‘ the gg* Jr..J F * ' 1 etotemente o f fo o ts and fig u r e s which w i l l ho published »Tond_thot yofit * ■ • • TMTITASIZINO LONO LTNB3. — Dark blue st?rg« fur the oue-ploca frock la uudouhledly , f.mart nnd wRcn a beaded ‘border Is added to the tunic, what more could ho de* elred? The blouse with long Hues 1b emphasized in this model. It f u ­ tons-in surplice effect und has long,, slender revers nnd a rolling collar. CtoscHfUting alcoves ami a nnrrow Ibfilt of rlbtwn tbll tho rtst of the • Vtory. Medium alto roanlroa 3jJ yards 64-luch serge. * , Pictorial Review Dress No. 9067. Sixes. 34 to 48 Inches bust- Prttfc, 35 cents. Beading No. 1209S. TrunaCcr, blue or ydlowt 75 cento. eek.m e_for. any. fu rth e r.in fo rm o tio n you” moy deoj Roepeo1 * ' H orid * . . r6C67 uni * -- - i•--* ■ ' '^-1.*"-*|* . W e have just received ft belated shipment of Refrigerators and Ice Boxes ♦ • T h e price will sell them this — Ball Hardware Company --- v - ___i___________ Wm , ;a . i : m . *57 ’ ' V . -J ' ’ . �iiMR*’* ... ^ Utile Happening* Mention o f , Matters In Brief Personal Itemn of Interest Summary ot the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* Lo n Tit AIN SCHEDULE departments of the YoweJI Drew Co., ____ _ . stofe in Orlundo, Mr. Scngle is one Arrival Departure of the lnruc furniture dealers of 1:58 a.m. 2:03 a. in. Gainesville. No. 3 a. m. 12:00 12:05 p.m. No. SI — , —.11:45 11:4;> n rtar n. - — “ rtr n. m No. 80 ---------- 3:05 p.ni. 8:25 p. m Xl * -------No. 8.7i 2 :43a. m. 2:58-a m i, rs’ Schellc Maine* j, _________ „ Uim: liner spending the summer at & £ :o .p .ra. 8:40 * * a.- -niJ ' ! the e v home * * o f her parents, Mr. am! 3:25 jt. m. 1 Mrs. John Hcrby, in Dayton, Ohio. 7:35 p. tn. Judge Mninea has fallen o ff consid No. S5 ---------- 7:30 p. m. Trilby llranch erably during her absence but ox a. m. pects to get better right along now No. 100 Minule Mnn Six p. m. with home cooking again. No. 24 Leesburg llranch No. 158 --------------- ---------- 7:50 n. m. George Keller, of Orlando, and Mr. No. 22 ----------- ------------- 7:35 p. m. nnd Mrs. J. L. Sterett, of New Or W e have sold in the last Ovcido llranch leans, are in the city today. Mr. No. 127 ................ - .............. 3:40 p.m. Keller nnd Mr. Sterett represent the Three W eeks, Three Lexington -----------------x ---------------- Mergenthaler Linotype Co., and arc - •ENERGIZER" is. n human vac- here to Close a deal with the Herald Cars and have several orders uiim cleaner, atimulcnt. Do it Now. Printing Co., for a No. 14 Linotype for future delivery. lw k machine, which is one o f the largest ' ■» . Ron. Roy Harden, o f Orange City, and best machines that is on the was in the city today on business and market today. his many friends here were glad to ------------- x---------- — W e will receive in next few *tt him again. Cikib IS A CLUB COMPOSED OF THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF THE SANFORD nO Alip OF TRADE. WITH OFFICERS, RULES AND BYLAW S OF •HEIIt OWN. THEY WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BOARD OI- TRADE, TAKE HOLD OK THE SMALLER THINGS THAT MEAN MUCH FOR SANFORD AND WORK THEM UP TO WHRRK THEY ARK READY FOR THE BOARD OF TRADE TO HANDLE THEM THFY MEAN TO DO THINGS FOR SANFORD. ANd ' t H E Y W IL L DO IT. .. 3 nn Attorney John Murrcl left this tnprning for his home at Okeechobee after aoending the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. It. Mur Mr. nnd Mrs. R. S. Holly, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. J. B. Lawson and Mrs. Henry Purden formed a party o f Sanford visitors to Orlando Saturdny afternoon. " LANDW .GILLI PERPETUAL DISSATISFACTION. T h e man w h o has to stay at homo It's Just that what w e'vo ntway* had Is what w e’ re aye condem nin’, Dr. Patton leaves for Atlanta to day after conducting revival services .’Twoutd sure be finer, would it not. at the Presbyterian church for the And give the w orld a rest. past two weeks. Dr. Patton mndo If each declared that w hat he’ d g o t W as Just the very best? many friends while here and thoy all • • • hope to sec him ngain in the near Couldn't Stand Everything. future. ing Into." It mild. • • • EXPLAINED. “ What is mssnt by the news* paper headline, 'Lemons save doctor’s bills?” PJUCED—ALWAYS Ii M @ s B iIb © ir s ♦ GUARANTEED FOR YOUR SATISFACTION. WE REFUND YOUR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU PURCHASE FROM US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU GOT YOUR . MONEYS WORTH * ,♦ * * No Better Car can be bought or what the LEXINGTON Sells For. Y % , . B. and 0 D is trib u to r s for Seminole, Lake V o ­ lusia, Orange an'd Osceola Counties Wayne Thomas ia in the eity today calling on hia friends. Wayne is not only ono of the hnndsomcst mein' bers of the State Press Association hut he ia also one of the beat al­ though he has forsaken the office for the rend nnd is now with the Thomas Advertising Co., of Jackson­ ville. He is tho owner of the Plant City Courier and has been down there fur the past two weeks run­ ning the offjee while Fenton Pro wett, his editor nnd business mnnn ger, has been taking n vacation. are Bure to lose an opportunity to vote on aome question that closely concerns them, even if they do not wish to cast it ballot in the coming general election. It has perhaps not been called to the attention (>f the women in a sufficiently strong man net- that it ia a case of registering now (^w aiting -until 1^22. The wo men as a unit should choose NOW, for they do not know how soon some question may arise in which they are' vitally interested, and which needs ------------- x ------------their support, and unless they have REGISTER NOW OR registered this full, they cannot vote . .NOT UNTIL. 1922. until ’utter the next registration of Women who fail to register When ono retires In n flrcless, rndlatorless, registerless room awny from home, they sometimes put one of theso kerosene, air-cooled-con­ sumers In with him for company. Any time he wakes In the night ho knows the stove Is there, because ha can smell It. Uc Is glqd It doesn't tnnko any now 1Q22. '-*• ' To vote, or not to vote, may still be a question in the minds o f many women, who still hnvo their doubts about casting n ballot next month, but certainly there ought to be no * heaitnncv about the registration. TO REGISTER AND REGISTER EAR'. LY la clearly a responsibility thnt must be met in order that the worn* en may he ready to do their duty nnd their full duty at any time ns re' gnrds the exercise o f their right o f franchise. THE REGISTRATIONBOOKS CLOSE OCTOBER 9th, and it* is hoped the passing of today will bring no .regrets disap' ___ ___ n .... . n , w w or i uiadfi (ointments to loynl Sanford women, iut leave nil with a consciousness'of -y ‘ n duty well end faithfully fierform' * W ig h t T i r e C o AUTO SUPPLIES Sanford. Florida photo-reel stulT Is unfurled. And every Jlt-show In tho land h u “ the beat m ovies tn the w orld.” The hybrid Inherited Its heat from the glow-worm and Us arotnu from thq skunk. T f c SStoir© T D a a iO s ❖ "It means that those who sava their monay instead of paying their hills ara regarded by the attendant physicians as lea* ons,” * s s Ol, VOIL. From rugged Maine to dotden Gate this s e e Oil Stove*. One time In n careless moment Luther Burbank, tho well-known dotj* ble-crosser, conceived the unique and mischievous Idea of crossing tho glowworm nnd the skunk. The result wns an oil stove. PER POUND T Ifli@ s © OF TIIE BOARD OF TRADE Alffe THE REA I. BOO OF SANFORD IS OUR STORE THE REAL STYLE HEADC ER8. THE PLACE WHERE SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES ABE _ YES ___ AND —WE ABE STYLE HEADQUARTERS IN EVERYTHING YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG WANT— FROM HATS TO SHOES— AL­ WAYS AHEAD OF WHAT OTHERS OFFER—ALWAYS CORRECTLY • days a , special Thoroughbred (Sport) and w e invite you to call and ask for a Demonstra tion. - A man tubl Just walked under a lad­ Mr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Liilnrd, Mr. der. and Mrs. H. A. Neel, Mr. Dcano A girl split t|»e snlt and threw nona Treadwell nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of It over her left shoulder. K Gore and children motored to A hoy lind Just kicked n blnrk rnt Orlando Sunday morning, taking n that crossed tip* rend.lunch and stopping ut Wildwood Providence pulled down Its veil. Park, near Orlando, for n picnic din. “ My fnce won’t stand any more Hy­ net Granulated a s (Copyright | Kind* that n ot to his liking. Hon. J. N. Scarcey, o f Longwood, The "druihmer," always on tho roam. one of the prominent Citixena of that' Is sick anil tired ot hiking. place, was in the city today bringing J (n n fine contribution from the loyal j H j.n ’l that u,o home 1, bad The road 's no such a lemon; Democrats of that section John F. Soaglc, of Gnincsviilc, and Hiss Chapman, of Orlnndo, were in the city today. John is an old friend of the editor o f the .Herald and we hud mnnjr good times together “way hack yonder 4ji the cornfields" in minstrel shows and other amuse menu in old Alachua county. Mhot Chapman-is formerly* of Gainesville, but is now the head of one of the *TmHiTFw " '}v .M ' y p p g j •• In and A bout TJtie City *st rell. heWIN We carry the Largest, Most Complete Stock of heat, for smells smell worse In n warm room than In a cold room. They say there are oil stoves that warm one. But we have not seen all. -------- O— -----1M****W»(*»W ****SNS*» » WW*««1 CROSBY’S KIDS IN THE STATE fIS THAI AU YOU . (rish Polalatoes, 15]lbs» * 50< 1 lb. can Crisco 30< .1 1-2 lb can Crisco . - 50< 3 lb can Crisco * 90< 6 lb. can Crisco • $1.75 1 ql. can Wesson]0il * 75c 1 pt. can Wesson Oil 40c Everbest Nut OGo 40c Allgood Olio. • * 45c Chorngold OGo , 50c 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup [$1.35 . ■* x |N.** “ orris Creamery Butler lb. 68c 24 lbs Obelisk Flour - $1.85 12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour 1.00 Cranberries - * 15c qt. h P. McCULLER Florida W t TODO?/— ./NAVU tCOT | fu/0 M0/?C ON THf NeXT dLOCKrr Our Tire Stock a The Largest in the City And above all i j - ANYBODY Tho Milkweed. The milkweed, n plant that Iiks 11 much longer nnmo thifn Ihnt, hut on* which would not* be 'nearly a* attrac­ tive for ua (o use, Is c#i>eclally well* known In Amerlcn. In tho autumn when tho pods hove Opened and there la a brisk*- breere. the wind carries tholr seed* far nnd nrnr. Then the downy *eedu an* aeon flying like tiny airships almost everywhere. In search of 0 homelike growing place. where they nm.v appear In the spring ns tall, slender stalk*. ' . ' Chandler Franklin a � 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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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME! , • HANFORD, FLORIDA, 8ATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1920 NUMBER 160 T tjjgt L0NGW00D FIRST JEW NEW YORK FLORIDA’S , * IMMIGRATION BOLS WILL POPULATION IS FLOODING ELECTS NEW CONSTITUENT REGISTERS H G INCREASE AMERICA OFFICIALS . ASSEMBLY HAVE MORE A MILLION OPPOSITION (By Tk« AmocUI*4 f a n . ) mr. CITY WILL HAVE ONE MIL(Bjr Til* A l u d i l 'd Pr?u.) BREAKS •A regular meeting of thy Longwood WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 .-F lo rid a’s NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—The first NEW INSURRECTION 81 LION VOTERS TO* . ‘ total population cas announced by the NEW YORK, Oct, 8.—Ellis island, City council was held-Friday evening Jewish T^onstituenl Assembly of T al ------OUT IN RUSSIA AGAINST NIGHT. THE REDS. United States census bureau as 96G,- melting' pot of the world, Is boiling in the office of E. W. Hink, Mr. estine convened in Jerusalem today 290, an increase over ten years ago as never before, with the greatest Safford wns elected to the office of according to advices received nt the ’ (B f T k . A*»oeUU4 T n u .) (By Tk* Aim c U M f n u . ) flood of immigrants in history pour headquarters here of the Zionist Or NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—More than a of 213,677 or 28.4 per cent. Tax Collector, to fill the vneancy WARSAW, Oct. 9.—A new in iu r Florida had a population of 752,619 ing into it. Millions more are dam ganization 6f America. million voters are expected to have (roction against the Bolsbcviki gov­ in 1910, ranking it as 33rd most popu­ oring at Europe’s exits, anxious to caused by Mr. Holloways resignation, Although the labor clement in the filte re d when the books dose to ernment has broken out in Nizhni E t in New York City. This will lous state in the Union., It snomed an cOmc t o ‘ America and Congress will a perm anent'street committee was Assembly has a majority, no ultra district, northeast of Moscow, accord­ pressed to quickly enlarge both elected with power'to act, Mr. Chaa. radical legislation is expectcdj the b* twice the number th at registered increase of 224,077, or<42.4 per cent, be P» ing to information reaching here. . for the ten years ending fith 1010. thet pphysical force _ _ .plant ,, and. working ... . advices stated, the National Radical In I9l«. • . The numerical increase was* the larg­ on tne Island to more than double its Hartley nnd Charles Searcy have party being moderate and the “capl Great masses of peasants arc said to . — --------a est in its history prior to the present present size, according to Immigra­ ctprge of this and we hope to sec talist" group favoring modern social be involved and the movement is TODAY’S FOOTBALL GAMES census. Its-largest relative Increase tion Commissioner Frederick A. wfcl- big improvement la Lungwood streets innovations. Women delegates took spreading In all directions. was In the decade 185,000, when the 11a. their seats notwithstanding Orthodox tho near future. North. rate was 60.6 per cent. In 1830 when Since early last summer, aliens ri,th< protests, the advices added. The As WEATHER AND CROP CON* Lor Columbia vs. N. Y. U. ngwood will have a big clean up tho first federal census of Florida h|\-e been entering America's front DITIONS IN FLORIDA FOR Colgate vs. Allegheny at Hamilton. wns taken it had n population of 34,­ dor in , unprecedented numbers. Tho week commencing October 11th. The sembiy has the sanction of Sir Her­ bert Samuel, British High Conimis THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 5. Cornell vs. St. Bonaventure, at 730. , problem of housing them until they Ldngwood Board of Trade urges ev­ sioner to Palestine. * Itacs. In area Florida ranked as 21st can bo admitted to the country has ery citizen and property owner to co In the elections held last April nnd Harvard vji. Valpariso at Cam­ state in 1910, with a land area* of became painful to all parties concern­ operate Temperature.—Ttle temperature av­ with them in a genera) clean not only did. many women vote but bridge. 54,861 square miles, mnking its po ed. Recently, hundreds of immi1 up. A free .refuse wagon will col several yere elected ns delegates! in eraged from 5 to 10. degrees cooler Pennsylvania vs. Swarthmore at ulntion nvorngc 13.7 per square mi grants detained for investigation had lect and dispose of refuse that cannot eluding two from Petach TiHvnh, old than the seasonal, the minimum tem­ . ‘F Philadelphia. . compared. with an average of 30.9 per to sleep standing up, as the floors, be disposed of otherwise. Refuse est Jewish agricultural settlement in perature during the night of Pittsburgh va. West Virginia nt square mile for the country as and the piorning of October 1 benches nnd chairs already were fill should bo placed In a convenient place Palestine. the lowest of reconi for the Pittsburg. ed with the backwash from the con and a notice sent to the Board of whol<i. The Nntionul Radical party, ac -Princeton va. Princeton at PrinceFlorida wns organized*!!* a terri goated dormitories. Trade. cording to the Zionist Organization, Minima worn as low as 42 degrees in The tide Is certain to become great­ The lake back of the McGaughcy favors development .of cooperative art the northern .portion of tho section. tory in 1822 and appears in .the fed ^Washington and'Jefferson vs. Kal eral census reports for the first time- er with each passing month, Conimis property will be raised’ by damming Precipitation.—Excessive rains oc­ cieties as well as encouragement of amazoo nt Washington. in 1830. The population of the state, sioner Wallis felt assured. Steam tho main outlet. Tho water level will private initiative. The "Ezra," or curred during the early nort of tht West. while showing a substantial growth ship operators informed him their ac­ bo raised four feet. Over $100 was group.” favors profit shar­ week over portions of tnc northern California vs. St. Mary's nt Berko- during each decade, increased most commodations are booked to capac. raised by subscription at Wednesday "capitalist ing and other modern social innova­ and central divisions, weekly totals ky* * i rapidly during the first three de­ ity for 12 months nhend. Government night’s Board of Trade meeting, by tions. All parties recognize the sov being 3 to 8 Inches at some stations California vs. Purdue nt Chicago. The fol­ cades, 1830 60, than during the five ofifcials announced 267,000 appli­ !e$s than half of the Bonn! member erignty of the Zionist Organization, in the northern divisions. Illinois vs. -Drake a t Urbana. lowing amounts were reported: Jack­ decades, 1860 1910. The rates of in cations had been made for passports ship. it is said, some ever prospering that * Indiana va. Mississippi College at crease for the first three decades III Poland nlone, mostly by Jews, it shnll have veto power over all leg­ sonville, 3.1; Gainesville, 5.4; Lake Bloomington. ranged from 65.9 per cent to 60.6 per while hundreds of thousands in other VERA CRUZ SHAKEN islation nduptrd by the Assembly. City. 8.1; Old Town. 7.3; Orlando, 6.1; Michigan vs. Case at Ann Arbor. Tarpon Springs, 3.2; Brooksville, 3.6; cent, while the rates for the deendes parts of Europe also, were anxious to BY EARTHQUAKE. -----------x-------------South. | 1860 1910 ranged from 33.7 to 45.2 cross the seas to this country. NORTHWESTER HITS CAROLINA Pinellas Park, 4.0; Madison, 2 ^ ; F e r Alabama vs. Birmingham Southern per cent. inandena, 3.0, and Monticello, 1.6 inch­ (Bjr Th« tlMciitij fun.) • “Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 AND VIRGINIA at Tuscaloosa. * ed. The, rainfall was light-in • the Comparison of the rates of increase Italians nre seeking domiciles and cit The northwestern pnrt of the' state Citadel vs. Furman nf Charleston. for the state with those for tho Unit izenship here anil more thnn 3,000,000 off-Vers Cmz wns severely shaken COAST. south, akhough Miami recorded 2.3 CU-inson vs. Wofford nt Clemson. ed States shows the state increased Poles want to come over," said Com thjs morning by an earthquake. This inches. „» , • Virginin Poly vs. Emery and Hen­ more rapidly thnn the country during mis^ioner Wallis, who attributed the district was visited by an earthquake Condition of Crops.—High tides in­ (By Tb« AitorltW'I rrtll.) ry nt lllnckburg. decade to the present time. Dur exodus from Europe to the harsh disaster last January. The renorts WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.—Warning cident to the recent tropical storm Georgia Tech vs. Davidson, at At­ every ing the decade 1900 10 the rate of post wnr living conditions nnd the this morning indicated there were no of n northeast storm nlong tho Caro damaged truck on the islands adja­ lanta. casualties. „ increase for the state was more than economic sfluntion. linn ami Virginin const was issued to­ cent to the west central coast, and ex­ Tulano vs. Mississippi at New Or twice Frequently the commissioner asked that for the country ns a whole. day bv the wenther bureau. • It is ex cessive rains damngod truck, corn, leans. the nliens why they loft-Europo. Most NEW GROCERY STORE The population of the stnte in 1910 peeled to reach here with all the calie and peanuts in northern counties Gcorgin va. South Carollnn nt Co­ wns more, thnn twenty one times that of them replied “no money, no c a t/’ east of the Suwanec river. Low tA S II AND CARRY SYSTEM force of a gale this afternoon. lumbia. . •• innds were flooded nnd cane w a s. he said. Mapy Italian farmers de of 1830, while that for the United . . _____ ^ ____ — X —=-------=s — Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee at' -Knox­ States wns only’ about seven times dared they quit their native soil be .JTherc will be a new cash-and carry .SMALL PRIVATE HANK AT CTTEI7 Wowii -<towbf--much;-however, will be ville. _ the" correspondent figure for 1830: restored to normal condition ns a re­ cause of the danger “from explosions grocery store opened in the Deforest ^Virginia vs. Vr Mi I. at Charlottes' SEA, NEAR BOSTON FEELS . sult of the current favorable weather. when plowing in former battle­ building recently occupied by II. B. The record of Florida's population v;lle. The cool weather was beneficial .to THE PINCH. grounds. . growth follows: Crowder. The store will be one of Virginin vb. V. M. I. nt Charlottes­ Year truck, nnd 'especially to citrus fruit, Added to the prospective influx of the chains of Jonesl Stores being Pop. Increase Pet. ville. which are coloring mom rapidly. Cat­ (By n » A u k Ii M Prtit ) immigrants from tho countries of the opem-d up alt over the south and 1920 ................ 960.200 213.677 28.4 'Washington and Lee vs. Wake F o r 1910 ....______752.019 224,077 42.4 wnr allies, will bo millions in from th£ Sanford store wil be in charge erpillar Is doing much damage to vel­ ROSTOYV.' Oct. 9.—A small private est. v Germany, who as soon us tho way is of Hasscl Brown who needs no in bank at Chelsea "with liabilitiea of vet beans in some localities. Grape 1900 ................ 628,542 1 37.120 35.0 Florida vs. Newberry nt Gaines 1890 .................391.422 121,929 45.2 clear, will Bcek passage to America, t redaction to the people of Sanford $92,000, was closed by the bank com fruit Is being shipper). ville. • __ the immigration authorities have bring a Sanford boy who has la-cn missioners today adding another chap 1880 ............... .290,493 81,745 43.5 1870 .................187,748 47,324 33.7 (been informed by relinble nnd offic here many years and for some time ter to the tense financial situation 1800 .................140.424 . 52.979 fiO.O Iini sources. “The immigration la w ns with the grocery store of L. P. here. The cause of the bank failure I860 ... _____ 87.445 32.908 00.0 the future will be limited only |i>" the McCuller. Watch for the advertise­ given out for publication was that the1840 ......... 54,477 19,747 50.9 capacity of the vessels,’ Commission ments in .the Daily Herald next yitek hank wns unable to meet it.i obliga­ er Wallis said. announcing the opening tions. 1830 ................ 34,730 ......... -----------x- KNOCK SALESMAN IN HEAD AND TAKE HIS JEWELRY SAM I'LE CASES. m. GREEK KING . IS VERY ILL MORE REDS j CONTRIBUTIONS TOWN HALL ’ CONTRIBUTIONS CAUGHT BY " WILL HELP TO FOR DEMOCRATIC OF CORK THE POLICE CAMPAIGN FUND DESTROYED WIN VICTORY * By Th« AtMKliUd Prru ' BUFFALO, Oct. 9.—Diamonds *"irh $200,000 were stolen from a talesman for a Rochester jewelry firm early today by highwnymen. The DEMOCRATIC ROUNDS UP TWO SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS PARTY GROWS CHICAGO talesman was just • entering home DANGEROUS AN­ STRONGER IN DOUBTFUL AND HELP DEMOCRATS from a road trip when he wns knocked STATES NORTH ARCHISTS. , * ON TO VICTORY. unconscious and the suit cases con taining the jewels were stolen. *(Bf Tfe* A iiofU uA Prvfti.) CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—Discovery, of Contributions for the Democratic JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 9.—Arthur vnst amounts of radical literature in campaign to be sent to th" tronsur Y. Milam, Florida Finance Chairman the possession of Nicolai John Jnz er of the Democratic National Coni for the National Democratic Commit tee, hns received cheering nows from inski, nnd John'Tloloeny, declared to niittee will be tnkcit here nt the the National Headquarters, which be two of the most dangerous radi Herald office nnd the names given gives assurance of Democratic victory cnls in America, arrested here Inst cri-dit in this space each week. Anv ir. November. night by agents of the Department of of the loyal Democrata who wish to Scores of Democratic orators nre Justice, was announced todnv. In make a" contribution no m atter how being rushed into the doubtful states, CAPTAIN De’ltOM ANENT MAKES nnd great enthusiasm is being nrous Jazzinski's possession wan found small, should give it in and giving it NEW WOULD REC­ ed,. National Headquarter* nre conff ______ nearly half _a ton of communist a r will know that it ia going for a good w „ _____ ............ . ORD. new cause. The following have sent in dent that in nddition to the solid tides, including sample* of York, Ohio, New Jersey , pamphlet advocating armed revolu their contributions: (B r Tb« A itoclatad T n u .) The following contributions were and Indiana will be swung into the'tion by foreign elements in this coun \ I BUC, France, Oct. 9.—Captain De­ Democratic column and Democratic tTy. One hundred thousand of these added by C. If. Lcfflqwthat energetic Remanent, a noted French aviator to- leaders of Illinois arc quite confident it wns stated, were ship nnd true old Wheel horse of the Dem “ y established a world record for, that this great state will nlso ‘ go pamphlets, ped out of Chicngo yesterday by Jnz- ocratic party who went out nnd mndo •irplnne speed when he flew nt the Democratic. , zinski via the. American Express Co. a persona! solicitation of tho follow­ fate of more than threa miles a min­ Gov. Cox's visit to the West has They were traced and are being held ing: ute. Seminole County Democrat­ inspired the Democrats in th at section for the authorities. ic Exc. Committee— ...$50.00 o f tho country, and it is believed that The agents said documents were J. J. D ickinson__ - __ . . . 25.00 several of the Western States will go found in Holocny’s possession which Mr*. F. P. R in e s .............. 1.00 Democratic. In fact, National Head gave evidence that he4 was associated C. H. L e ffle r...................... 2.00 Quarters expect seven br eight of with a radical Russian anarchistic D. A. Caldwell _____ 1.00 these usually Republican states to j group in America. It was sqid vir E. C. M ills ................ 1.00 give a majority for Cor nnd Roose tually every anarchistic document J. M. Steuman _________ 7>0 velt. ; ‘ t;vcr printed in the Russlnn language LLOYI) GEORGE SAYS THEY SHOT Seminole Market ________ 2.00 From now until the November elec was found among his effects. Chief UP 1118 POLICEMEN BEFORE Leym Alman ___________ 1.00 tion the Democratic rorces will be e r among these, they said, was the proc HE RETALIATED U J. Baker ....................... 1.00 tremely active, and all that Is n ecesJlamatlon of the union of Russian G. B. H u rd d e r....................... 1.00 snry is to carry the truth into the workers, calling upon ail its members O r Tk. A mocU U S , S. Robbins ________ 1.00 doubtful states, and it Is of grave *to rise nnd overthrow the government CARNAVORON, Wales, Oct. 9.— importance that Florida Democrats)of the United States by force of Mabel S a in t............................... 50 | zeniier Lloyd George declared today respond to the call for financial aid. arms. J. M. Lord nnd wife . - t __ 1.00 t«*t the police In Ireland don’t bomb C. A. Clark ................I . . .60 Mr. Milam urges immediate activ- j This oroclamatlon wns printed In B°u*es nnd shoot men without provo ity on the part of all good Democrats ‘ Russian, the agents said, and trans­ W. E. Collins .................. \ .50 JJJtion. He said that two hundred and and says that there should be no de lation of it revealed n eomplcte plan Loui* R. C o llin s_____'__ .50 tflirty eight policemen were shot, and lay in securing contributions for tho for the revolution. Holoeny, it wna Schwarts ____ __ ■ ,_______ .50 ®i'c hundred and nine killed and they National fund. He respectfully urg said, is 34 .years old and unmnPricd. A. Knnner . . . . . ________ .50 n*d been forcer! to hit back. He nda es county chairmen to immediately. He ha* been under survoillnnce in .50 W. A. Tillis ........................ Jd that order would be restored In nend in the contribution, as cvcrc day New York city and Waterhury, Conn., C. A. Anderson . . . . . . __ 1. 0 0 ‘ •Wand even If sterner measures were the National Committee is needing for some time, the authorities said. A. Mnllum ______ ______ 1.00 made necesessary. .50 M. H an so n ____ ________ The department of justice agents money to get the proper literature who made the arrests Mid they were nnd speakers to the people. U nnV C D CAVC According to Mr. Milam, Florida, now on the trail of the curious print- LITHUANIANS AND POLES ENGAGE IN RATTLE believed.... to — be --------located-----here —, nnd U U U Y u A I u which is safely Democratic, can do nhop --- ------------wonderful good If the Democrats will : which they declare hns been turning (By Tk* 4»*ocUt*4 Pr«« ) respond to this call immediately. The | out millions of anarchistic pamphlets. RIGA, Oct. 9.—Lithuanians add money contributed today will do more ' ----------- x----------_____ good than the money contributed to- 'SCHOONER ESTHREAN COL" Poles engaged in heavy battle Insting all yesterday nnd la«t night near Vil* WHO HELPED PUT THINGS morrow, nnd he urges speedy action' LIDES WITH STEAMER nn, Lithuanians canital, with heavy ! in resnonse to this call from the Nat* | O FF CAPES. . OVER NOW DECRIES THE losses on both sides, says official I ionnl Committee. RESULTS (By Th« Aim c UUS r n u . ) statement issued a t Vilna. I PHILADELPHIA, Oct. p.—The INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.— Party McSWEENBY STAYS ON TIIE FASTING JO B ., Schooner Eathrean, from Florida, to RUHR MAROUARD "•ponsibility. and not the League of ARRESTED FOR SCALPING -------.unannounced port, waa wrecked as nation* or the tariff ia the major ia(*r A»««rUU4 Tmt.) _ ■, Juc in the present campaign Herbert , ,j fhe' result of a collision with the CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.—Rube M ar I Hoover declared in a speech 'today LONDON, Oct. 9.—McSweency be- steamer Duqucsne off the Delaware . which marked his entry into the cam h m the fifty-eighth day of hi* hun |ranea according to a wireless mcr ouard, star . Brooklyn pitcher, was w on in behalf of the Republican can eer strike today very weak but be sage here. The fate of the ergw has nrr*»*ted today charged with ticket ccclping. . . . * fl'date. spent a good night, the bulletin Mid not been announced. FRENCH AVIAT- " OR iS LOST PREMIER SAYS IRISH - . ARE AGGRESSORS •— n 1 _ A t L . . i I .. M a a H ii a M fla ir .... • tel# a n il n a L ilM f THINGS ON PARTY , • .; . • - ml 1 i - ! g >,v -i, ,yk, ■ * '• . : LLis BITTEN IIY MONKEY HE SUF­ FERS WITH COMPLICATION o r DISKIHEK. P* Tkt /. .wanted P re tt.l ATHENS, Oct. 9.—King Alexander [who recently was bitten by it monkey [when ho went to the-aid of a cat be I ing worsted in n bnttle with the mon10MI1 DESTROYS CITY HAM. AND | kev is reported to be in a serious con* • dition. Fever nnd intcstinnl trouble NO CASUALTIES DESPITE iintj complications have developed. RIFLE FIRE * fTy T>« Aaaotiawd CORK, Oct. 9.—Part of the City Iinll here \v»* destroyed by n bomb this morning. Six explosions follow ed by considerable rifle fire nlso oc currnl. So far a* known there were no casualties. -----------x----------( V y Th« AiioclaUA P rill.) * . FEWER TOMATOES ON CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.—Although. FLORIDA EAST COAST In professional baseball fortyt,wo . years, the fans today had tho first Acreage Less Than Half of 19191920 opportunity to see the homo team in the world championship series and all * Transportation Difficulties Cleveland was wild. Even the fact that two Ohioans are fight In* fog the •'Miafnl, Fla., Oct. 4.—Early upinion presidency is overlooked for tho tlmo nmong the Lower East Coast Grow being. Every train and suburban -­ era portends a decidedly smaller acre car dumped its load of fans f t the grounds today and there is every In­ age of tomatoes this season than was dication that thousands will be un' planted Inst year. Recent estimates nblo to get into tho park which holds ‘ placv the probable estimate at around twenti'seven thousand people. Some 0,000 acres ns compared With 14,000 of those in line waiting for the acre* planted last year. It is pointed bleacher tickets had been there since out, however, but half of the two o’clock in the afternoon of yes­ acreage was gathered in 1920 owing terday. Despite the one game mar­ to various causes, chief nmong these gin held by Brooklyn, Cleveland play, being the enrly freeze which killed era are not discouraged and arc con­ -imrn of the fruit. It Is also believed fident of taking the game today. here that 1921 will see a recurrence Covcleskl and Pfeffcr will be the op­ of the same difficulty in securing rol­ posing pitchers in today’s game. • ----------- x----------• ling stock to move the crop ns wns met last' yenr. The movement of ROBBERS nLOW SAFE summer fruits in the north has not IN NORTH CAROLINAbeen much more satisfactory than (Djf T k . Aim c Ii M Pr*M.) the movement of winter tomatoes, tho growers say. which to them protends GROVER, N. C.. O ct 9.—Robbers a continuation of the car shortage Mew open the vault of the Bank of th is ‘winter. ’ . Grover early today nnd escaped with Another reason for the probable ro- »*•’mns and bonds worth $12,000. The duced acreage is the price outlook. burglars were unable to enter the Prices of fruits and vegetables have pash compartment-. been on the decline all the summer ----- :--------- X -------------------, ’ and this is expected to make it dif­ REVOKE LICENSES FOR ficult if not imposibic to hold to last DISOBEYING VOLStEAD year’s level. Increased freight rates make the tomato deal still less a t­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—lirew e r tractive. _ iea which fail to confine alcoholic -----------x— *■ ■ ■ content of th rir products within the PLANES ARE EN ROUTE* onr- half of one ner cenf limit of the • FROM ALASKA. Volstead prohibition law, will here­ after he punished by revocatioh of EDMONTON. Alberta, Oct. 0.^- their license to do business. %Conr Three United States nrmy nirnlancs, missioner of Internal Revenue Wil­ enroute from Nome, AlaskiQto Mine- liams ruled tonight. It has been ola, N. Y„ left Prince George, B. C., found, the commissioner’s statement for Edmonton at 9:16 q,’clock this said, the imposition of douhlp taxes morninu. according to wopd received and ''eanlttea In the naturo of fines, here. They nassed over Jasper. B. C.. which tho law also allows, is not! suf­ at 11:30 o’clock and later landed at ficient to prevent tho production of Henry House for- fuel. They are ex- -eresl bevfjages carrying an- illegal -ccteid to arrive here before dark. THEY PLAY AT ! CLEVELAND TODAY r - , * * j - ... * .u , . ... f . . , ,V-- •• l . BOLD ROBBERS GET JEWELS RPBI'IHW IHIII^ Nr~T~v ~ - | 42.4 PER CENT IN THE LAST TEN ELLIS ISLAND MELTlNfF POT PERMANENT STREET COMMIT CONVENES IN JERUSALEM TO BOILING OVER WITH PEOPLE DAY ACCORDING TO ADVICE tTEE ELECTED TO CLEAN UPYEARS IS GOING * FROM EVERY COUNTRY RECEIVED IN AMERICA. f STREETS AND ALLEYS. SOME. IN EUROPE. . ... -i i i i w w a r i u w p i n - P i i p i i i w u i ■m .......... Ii i — — ■- - ■ > v-as �ID AY, XKTODEK.g. 1920 ♦ ♦ ♦ h +h h * WHY NOT BUY EARLY? TO D AY AND SATURDAY Pick out the best now from OUR MAMMOTH STOCK and take advantage of the It Means Something to You Coming-—Priscilla Dean in “The Virgin of Stamboul the wreckage of two. street cars wrecked id a collision physicians worked by the flickering lights of lanterns early today to amputate the man's rig h t lcg.1 The operation was terfomu'd without anaesthetics and ater the leg was amputated in the hospital. Helm has a . slight chance for recovery. f iSSIFlED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge ror a A d ................................ One Time, per word— Three Times, per word Six Timas- per w ord.. Over Six Times, per issue. Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra if charged. , Advertising in this column in which the address of the advertiser is not given bat which refers yon to Post* office Box Number or Care of the Herald MUST be ,an»wered accord­ ingly. Please do not aak us for fhe names of advertiaera advertising In this way. Usually we do' not know who they are, and if we do we are not expected to tell you. CONFEDERATE PARADE HON­ ORS JACKSONVILLE MAN GOVERNMENT FAILS IN PARADE. . TO SELL SHIPS HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 8.—Ideal weather prevailed today for tfce pa rado of the Confederate Veterans al­ ways a big feature of thp nnnual re­ union. The first place among the veterans in line was given to Admir ill A. 0. Wright, of Jacksonville,’ one (> 7 Tk* i w c i i M rr«M .) WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Thp gov ernment’s third attem pt to dispose of its fleet of two hundred and eightyfive mooden steamers- resulted in bids for only four of them todaf. Tmicq before no bids were received. Prices offered considerably less than onoTourth the cost of building. in general merchandise store. A. cages Adress 157-3U 5-Gtp. Rnfeld. 309 F irst St. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14T|P FOR RENT—Partly furnished up- LOST—Boston hull dog, female. Re­ WILL BE FLAG DAY ward for return to Paul G. Rig­ stars f ia t Four rooms, bath, 167-Gtp kitchenette, porch, modern conven­ gers, Sanford, Fla. iV fB y T i l i i H c l i t i d P r . u .) iences. Apply 717 E a it Second St. NOTICE WASHINGTON, Oit. 8.—President 156-5tc Wilson today directed thgt on Sun The city registration hooks are TO RENT or for sale, large ware­ dnq, November 14t^ the American house with railroad siding.—Chas. now open at the office of the city MOTORMAN LOSES LEG IN ACCIDENT flag be displayed at half mast oh’ ail Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. auditor and clerk. • L. R. PHILLIPS. , 156-tfc public buildings as a token of the (By Tk» A*M cltt*4 T rttt.) nation’s participation in * memorinl City Auditor and Clerk. SALESLADIES WANTED Hated. O ct 5, 1920. 157-2tc ' NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—In order to services for those who lost their rescue Henry Helm, motorman, from lives in the world war. Owing to our ever Increasing bus­ WANTED—Second hand bed. springs mattress- stove, etc. 20G Park Av. iness wo can use a few extra sales­ 158 2tp ladies for Saturdays. We need n few bright, active young ladies who can make themselves useful*, in our FOR KENT—Nice furnished house­ WE WANT TO SELL ON TUESDAY keeping rooms.—Mrs. Riddling, business if proven satisfactory can get steady position at a good living 205 Oak avo., Eagle Home._158.6tp wage. AfPly morriings at 9 a. m. At L e ss T han it C ost To CuMd It * to Mr. Bromberg.—Surprise Shoe WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms by couple with two small children. CONNELLY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Store, Sanford Avenue, near Third 156-tfe W. E. "Parish, 308 French Avc.-~- . WANTED—Parrott P. 0. Box 845. For the next 90 days l am going to put everything on sale at Actual Cost for Spot Cash It will pay each and every one to come and fill their pantry shelves as the prices are below the present market. And re­ member the house is full of new goods. The sale prices are now in force. Watch The Herald for future announcements Next Door to Joe’s Smoke House A Two Story Eight Room House WANTED TO RENT. BUY OR LEASE— I to 6 room house. F u r­ nished or unfurnished. Address at once, R K G. rare of Herald. dh-tf FOR S A L E -1 National Cash regis­ ter with four drawers, in perfect condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 156-1-wc . FOR THE FIR ST WANTED—3. 4 or 5 furlnshed rooms for light housekeeping by couple with two children, 6 and 8 years of age. References given. Call R. K. Gore at Herald office. dh-tf FOR RENT—Two of three connect ing housekeeping rooms, close in. P. O. Rox 117. 158 3tp FOR RENT—5 room 1.’apartment, partly furnished or unfurnished. FOR SALE—Five room cottage, double lot, various fruit trees, close Tel, 420. 156-Gtp in, also two five acre farm land. Ad­ ELECTRIC washing machines and dress Owner, P. O. Box 117. ,158'3tp Ironers on easy payments at -F ^P . All*kinds of new’ rug# and cohgol. Hines- 105 Palmetto nvo. 157-3tp cums at, A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue. ROOMS AND BOARD—with Mrs. Nixon, 109 1st street, over 5c and FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish l*ic Storr. 1 1*. ne 44. 15-3te ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park 157 tfc HOT SHOT Batteries and dry cells, Avenue. nt F. P. Rinesi 105 Palmetto ave­ New line of cnsscroles and silver nue. 157-3tp ware a t A. Kanncr’a, 215-215 San 31 STARR. PATI1E and SONORA pho­ ford Ave. nographs on easy payments nt F. Fancy electric light to suit every P. Rincs, 105 Palmetto Av£. 157-3tp ste. A. Kdfincr, 213-215 Sanford TYPEWRITERS; new nnd second hnn<k*at F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto Ave. 157-3tp FOR SALE—One Ford truck in good order.—Merchants Grocery Co., 159 tf-c WANTED—Experienced sales ladies I Have A Buyer For Your House Sanford Property sold by a Sanford Man E. F. L A N E SPECIAL BARGAINS COMPLETE HOUSE BILL C A R T E R LUM BER CQ. Why Pay tor Your Home and Not Own It? FOR SALE—Lettuce plant*- ready to set. F. L. Greene, West Side, D157 tf, w 8tfc TOR SALE—Dressers, swings,' stoves, etc. at parsonngc, Magnolia Ave. LOST—A red Tockingchair, between the Andes place and pumping sta­ tions. Finder, plorfse notify Mrs. J. 0. Andes, Sanford, Fin. 159 Gtp The Real Estate Man' 304 PtrM S lrM l for WOOD GAS and OIL The table below shows how a thousand dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per month. * 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. If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven months what will you have to show for it? Why pay for your home and not own it? Payments $ 1 0 .0 0 per month WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR OPERATOR. GO CENTS PER HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. J l PER HOUR. PHONE 170R. SAN­ FORD, FLA. 168 Otp FOR SALE—One good Jersey milk cow. . Inquire, V. E. Douglass- a t Court House. w 8tf; dlGl l t i N loan of $ DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE TILL YOU GET OUB . PRICES Inltrfil $910.00 1 year 2 years 876.40 • -8 -y earr 4 yearn 737.52 5 years 661.77 G years 581.48 7 years •» 496.37 8 years 406.15 9 years 310.52 10 yrars W. R. RHAN, Prop. U. A. HALVERSON, Mgr 209.15 11 years 11 years, 11 months Lord’s Purity Water As Good as the Best Daily Service Phone 66 Holiday Notice Friday, October 8lh, 1920 (FARMER’S DAY) being a LEGAL HOLI­ DAY in the State of Florida the banks of .. SANFORD - will be closed for business on ., that date MEISCII * REALTY COMPANY STARTS BUILDING CAMPAIGN The idea of building houses for rental or sales purposes is growing in Sanford and already several firms hnve made a start in this dicection. The Mc?isch Realty Company is the very latest nnd have already started the erection of two nice homes on Mnpie avenue between Second nnd Third streets and expect to build 50 or more homos during the winter and spring.* I t is 'o n ly 'iiy the wyqrk of these public spirited men th at .San­ ford will be able to take care of the hundreds o^ families that want to come hcr$ nnd live but cannot find homes. *• * A home of your own will always be worth the money. We carry a complete line of Lumber end Building Material and will appreciate your orders, whether large or small. Either will have our usual efficient service. (The House of Service and Price PHONE 135 Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF P A i« ia AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS, KALSO MINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED ant RAW LINSEED O IL .' • * . „ See us before buying your supplies. We can save you money- �SATURDAY, OCTOBER TOB SANFORD DAILY II^RALD !*V<TE TWO. T he- Baity Herald should ^ itor to your home every day. we can while -relotting-w - n w pros­ perity remember that it was the right spirit that prompted these people to build by the slogan of "In unity there in strength" and boosting without censing will mnke cities grow. I Sell It rruLiHiidts . Let Everyday be Editor R. J. HOLLY. Secrctarjr-TreMurfr N. J. LILLARD, General Manager H. A. NEEL ' • ’Adtart1*1*4 Hale* Made Known on Application Subscrirtion Price in Advance * * i Ono Year ----------------- ----------- H Three Months -----------------------?j. Delivered In City by Carrier Job to finance a newspaper, but' it ia Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel One W e e k _______________ 15 Ce nothing compared to tno difficulty nt present of "papering" one. There Member of the Associated Press, have been days, in the p ast few. months when wc have made such close con* •Under Management of » i nectiona th a t we did not know posi­ WALTER B. QLSON tively until two or thiee* hours before Our Specialty-— Seminole’s DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL per at press time. We have bought ELECTORS. famous $1 Sunday Dinner or borrowed every sheet we could lo* cate, a t times paying exhorbitant de luie. y Charles E. Jones P ..W . Corr prices for it. 'Scarcely a day passes W. V, Knott that we da not turn good paying ad Martin Caraballo G. B. Wells. vertlsing down Tor tho reason that we J . G. Sharon A Ia Carte* Service, all day. 11 » cannot get paper to print the extra pages to carry it. We aro making ar ♦♦<!♦»♦♦»+< »»*♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦++; SANFORD AND ORLANDO, rangements to better conditions at an oarly dntc, but in the meantime we In the days gone by there has been arc doing business under difficulties considerable rivalry between Sanford that .two or three years ago we and Orlando. ..This . rivalry might woulda’t have considered, possible.—hdvc been engendered by the ball Lakeland Telegram. I t is certainty going some. Brother games or it might have been engend cred by the natural growth of two Hcthcrington. We bought some hews J>ig towns th a t formerly were in the paper Inst week that will have to be same county* and like ail similar shipped from the Scandannvian Pen­ cases this feeling Avas rampant. Much insula (wherever that is) and come of it died, however, after county di­ to us via Now. York some time next vision and the greater; nnrt of it was spring after the Ice goes out of the OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter­ Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera­ only in the mind’s eye of a few* peo­ Hudson river and the Germans leave ple at any stage of the game. Down Hoboken. est quarter. Deposits made up until the tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor­ deep in the hearts of the majority of (ho peoplo of Orlando is a good feel YES, HE’S SOME MAN tenth draw intesest from the first. Get ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Ven!, Liver, ing for Sanforil and deep in the hearts of the .people of Sanford is a and every Packing blouse Products. ' your deposits in before the .tenth to get He mny wonr adust year’a straw pride and good feeling for tha people hat; his fingernails mny need mnnl of Orlando. We know thnt what helps curing; his vest may hang a little interest this quarter. one town will help the other and re loose nnd his pants mny bng nt the gardiess of the stiinll talk about a knees; his face may show signs of a jealously between Sanford and Orlnn second day’s growth, and the tin din do we know thnt it* Is only on the ncr bucket he carries may be full of surface nnd has resolved into small dents nnd doughnuts; but don’t yon Our delivery is prompt QUd' you’l^get courteous treat talk nnd light banter where the peo­ call him "the old mnn." H cV your ple of these places meet. Certain it father. ment and good service here—if you don’t, 'just tell th< is that .the editor-of the Herald, who For years he l:: ’ 1 •’»* rusUing formerly resided in Orlando has as T CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.00 RESOURCES $t,i:.l),QOO.OO+ ninny wnrm friends in Orlando ns he around to get thing Hg *Ver. Never has anywhere in the world and. we once has he failed 1j tin the right + F. P, Forster, President. B. F. Whitncr, Cashier. would grant them n favor and hnve thing by you. He think a you are the greatest boy on earth, liar none, even T A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier 1 granted them favors upon innumer aH1' oefasions nnd they have returned though you plnster your hair hack, the compliment. The newspaper boys wear sm art clothes, smoke cigarettes C. A. MATHEWS down there are our liest friends nnd nnd fail to bring home a cent. Ho is the man who won the love nnd life in at! as far as we are ‘ concerned REAL E S T A T E . there has never been anything hut partnership of the greatest woman on A Ne w Man Wi t h tha Old Firm good nntured chaffing betwen us. All earth —your mother He is "some” A. P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Are. of which Icniiji up lo the fact thnt the mnn, ahd not "the old man." other dny one'of oqr prominent citi If you win ns vood ns wife ns he sens was in Orlando talking nboul did, you will have to go some.—The doper water in the St. Johns river Silent Partner. and was surprised to hear some of th e jp o s t prominent men.In Orlando NOTHING TO SAY SAYS state thnt they would work ■whole' CHAIRMAN M. M. SMITH Sounds funny to talk on hchrtcdly fo r this project nt any­ time nml thnt Sanford should go nfter Refrigerators.—but this is it strong. The Orlnndo people would OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATIIONS OF THIS help ami have helped and when the Florida HANK, ALIKE. editor of the Herald with the late lamented C. It. Wnlker and E. T. Woodruff went down there several If there ia any particular in which we may he of service, We have just received a yi'ars ago to talk about deoper water our management will highly appreciate your call. lion. W. It. O’Neal called the Orlan belated shipment of Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, ta thi? d<> Board of Trade together iif. a few community. minutes and gave us the kind of sun" port thnt we wanted anil thnt made WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. us feel like we had fnlien among real „■ ’ . ' friends. Certainly Orlnndo is with us. Or lando is too Itig nnd too broad to have The price will sell them anything but a friendly feeling for Sanford and in all opr projects and this week. in nil their projects there should bu the real feelm" of eo opernt ion among the people of the two cities. Orlnndo people are coming here nnd investing HOME INSTITUTION their money. Thy know that Sanford has n great future nnd they know that when we get together nnd put over the big things that we are eontcmplnjing Sanford will be the big city thnt it should hnve been years RYE FOR WINTER PASTURE ngo nnd this paper will go farther nnfl without any disparagement say Many Florida farmers who have thnt if Sanford had the progressive spirit of Orlnndo several years ngo stock to feed will find the planting, in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you this city would now be filled with nf nnls, rve. or rape for winter pns tourist hotels nnd big stores a>yi fnc j tu race a desirable nnd profitable lories nnd wholesale houses and would i practice. Green, succulent feed is of have deep water and golf links and nil I the u t mo s t i mpor tance in the winter if you do not save money how do you expect others to lend you money? “To the good things thnt we expect to ration of practically, nil farm nni thoftc that hare will be given” is true in the business world as in the Itible. The moral have in the next twelve months. We main; and for best results with such are going to have them but, wc should animals as milk cows, young growing lift it given you will-bring you success besides the interest it accumulates. havp had them before and strange as stock, and poultry, some form of it may seem this paper will predict succulence is indispensable. thnt before nnothcr five years roll CAPITAL $30,000.00 Oats is more Widely grown thnn is around ninny Orlando people will be rvc for winter grazing, though some here helping us init them over. It is farmers who hnve had experience just The spirit of doing things and with both, prefer the latter. Rye i* boosting instead of knocking that the mure hardy and sustains less in makes cities. It is just that spirit Tory from henvv freezing. . .T. B. of doing* things instend of standing hack and saying you cannot. And the Florida Experiment Rtntinft, snvs Hint spirit shows in the wonderful the vnrlctv known ns Ahruzzi -rye is Iteaufy ------*t;a 9 ' ’*’ progress of Orlnndo with none of ■mnerinr to those most pnnulnt* in In Evtry Jar is the nntural advantages of Sanford to thy northern stntcs for Florida. Otic Positively Removed by Or, help out. e- strains of southern frown rye, Freckles IWrrf *• FYvcfcW bw otiful rempUi And wc can help Orlando and Or’ often listed ns “Georgin1 rye” or lo*»T«Marurtircto«*byimiOb*:*»«4f VtwmIVwiIlUI lando can help us nnd we can live “ Florida rye." arc idso among the in harmony and peace nnd prosperity ^, ‘nst desirable varieties for Florida. without any p e tty ‘jealously of any Locnl seed firms »«unllv handle the sort. Both cities are growing won­ southern grown seed or varieties host derfully nnd it should make no dif­ adapted to our conditions, while those ference which one outstrips the other whose fields of business are more or in the n ejt U-n years nnd we should )■>*<( restricted to northern sections rejoice in the fact that Orlando has c a r find other varieties more *p°P' reached the ten thousand mark and iular. The senson for planting will rang© through October nnd enrlv Novem­ ber. In the northern section of the state nlantings mnv be made nt a somowhnt earlier date than would lie advisable farther south. The seed should he drilled upon well prepared soil nt the rate of nbout1 two bushels per acre, or, when a grain drill Is % not available, it mnv be sown broad east and covered with a dra*; h n r PHONE 62 * row or disc. Rve needed noon good, fertile soil should und«r •-,.«,snnnblv favorable, eonditions. Ci,rnish food grazie™ in from Kfl to inn dnvs after plnntipg The profits from the lives!•><’*' m ‘ ■,•••• ore derived verv largely from And everything else usually the nhilitv nf farm animals, "special found in a first class *.. ..i* |« , to torp ehron rou°'hn*re in market to butter, .heef, or ntho- mnrk-t nro ihtets* nnd (ho (rrontre the nmn'l"! of •'nstnrnee ami other r^r*tr^ “ r-rliieri PHONE 105 - •‘-•..form the smaller will be th« f«ed bill. Money is 402 SANFORD AVENUE Specials for Thursday Friday and Saturday Real Sweet, Simon /. M? Pure Granulated . 'X / Sugar, perlb. . A C / * J . E . SPURLING Post Card Day SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL All you can carry at this price Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can-buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday iL Herald O ffice 24 Pound SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c Daily Fashion H int Refrigerators and Ice Boxes Ball Hardware Company Y ou Do N ot H ave Faith and Confidence PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD PURE FOOD Fresh String Beans Tomatoes ’ Celery A vocado Pears Sweet Potatoes > Spanish O nions Carrots Deane Turner PHONE 4$7 Prime Western Beef Today On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER �SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1920 THE SANFORD DAILY IIBRALD PAGE TOREK. HOLY CROSS CHURCH, Little Hfpperdn*» Mention of Matters In Brier Personal Itcma oflnt crest • Summary of the Floating Small | Talks Succinctly' "r Arranged for ( Herald Readers TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure 2:03 a.m .' 12:0{> p. m. 3:25 p. m. 2:58-n. m. 3:40 a. m. ___ 3:05 p. in, 3:25 p. m. ___ 7:30 p. m. 7:35 p. m. t Trilby Branch Leesburg Branch CONG REGATIONAL CHURCH BROTHERHOOD OF ST.' ANDREW The meetings of the four various chapters of the- Brotherhood of St. Andrew of Holy Cross Parish will begin their recoin? weekly meetings next week as follows: Senior Chapter (A) Tuesday night, 7:30 o'clock. Senior * Chapter (B), Thursday night, 7:30. . Junior Chapter (A ), Thursday afternoon, 3:16. Junior Chapter (B), Tuesday af ternoon, 3:16. These chapters /o r their work and for their athletics and games are graifaL-accoedjng to natural differ cnce of ‘ago amp companions. The Tuesday night Seniors arc nll yrrown business men. The Thursday night Seniors are all-High School -students, and the Junior- Chapters are all Grammar, school lads. The member ship is larva and enthusiastic. All Sunday Morning, Oct. 10th Mr. Brower will speak on “OUR BATTLES AND VICTORIES" . Services for this Sunday, (190 Sunday after* Trinity) October 10th at Holy Cross Church will bo as fol lows: 7:36 a. m., low celebration. 0:45 a. m.. Church School. • 11 a. th. Mo’mlng Service. 7:30 p. m.. Vespers and address. In the evening, “LIVES THAT LAST" Abo,%Come to C. E. at 7. " Yesterday was n very dull day. N< ichance to have the banks call uj about overdrafts or notes due and wt Town Crier. missed , the merry Jingle of the tele Clean-Housc-Physicially, ENERGI­ .phone telling us about it. Bank hoi E S , do it now. 166-5tc idays arc dull days. Paints and enamels of all kinds at Mr. and Mra. D. A. Kelly are leav ’ing today for a two wcckii sojourn at A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford • Avc. 3t the Kelly cottage, Coronado. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tolar have ren t ' t ed their home on Magnolia avenue to Call in and sec the new stocjc of Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood and the office supplies, school supplies, post­ Tolars will mako their homif in Jack* cards an "everything” at the Herald ville for the winter. Mr. Fleetwood _ L!* office. If it is obtainable we have i t assembly room. Oveido Branch Just received a new fall line of Indies’ and Gents’ W. L. Douglas Shoes.—A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t B BOARD Or TRADE ARE THE REAL BOOSTFRQ m s a am, PLACB1WHERESs S c » t r r n i? ^ citw iiV A Bl?KD1 S ^ ^ b T8S WE REFUND Y 0UR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU MONEYS WORTH REGISTER NOW OH NOT UNTIL 1922 Women who fall to register now are sure to lose an opportunity to vote on some question that closely concerns them, even if they do not wish to cast a ballot in the coming general election. It hns perhaps not been called to the attention of- the women in n sufficiently strong man ONE T ill It I) OF FARMS nor that it is a ease of registering OF COUNTRY IN SOUTH; now or waiting until 1922. The wo FLORIDA'S INCREASE. men a* n unit should choose NOW, fo r they do not know how soon some The new garage building for the Cook Auto Co., on Park avenue, is going up and will soon be ready for occupancy. S. O. Shinholscr has the contract. The new lights on the Seminole Ho; tel make a fine appearance in front of this elegant hot?!. The third floor Is being furnished and .will soon be ready for thd winter trade. . - 405 W. First Street Dr. Puleston and W. E. Watson have returned from a two weeks trip Itj New York And other points where they enjoyed themselves and saw the sights of the big towns. Will Open for Business I)r. George Hyman will speak at both services on Sunday nt the Bap tint Temple. 11 a. m„ "A Girl . Breaks Up a Prayer Meeting." ■ 7:30 p. m.t “Business vs. Religion." ----------- x----------KILLED IN TRAIN AUTO WRECK normal migration of country folk to the cities nqd the discovery of new oil deposits were the principal far torn. Of the total number of fnrms in the country, more than one third are op eiatcd in the South..whero,there am 2,030,106, as shown in the 1920 agri , -cultural .census.^ Two of the eleven. but leave all jyjth a consciousness of" Southern states nt\pwcd declines, a duty well eqd faithfully |>orform while iho remainder gained during the last ’ten years. The census bu reau for the information of farmers, defined “a fnrin" ns a piece of lnml operated by one person. The number or farms in the South CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. 9.—Ed gar Love of Lincnlnton, prominent cotton manufacturer and chairman of the Democratic executive committee, ninth congressional district, wus in­ stantly killed when his automobile was struck by n Southern Railway passenger train on n grade crossing seven miles from Charlotte today. Good Things ,to Eat ■Xi.u YOU LOSE if Ray Brothers PER POUND REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING CAMPBELL LOSSING POST NO. 53 436,006, Increase 4.3 AMERICAN LEGION * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. Many Masons will rather fron 8:00 P. M. points in Florida in the city of Day COUNTY COURT ROOM. tonn op October 19, 20 and 21 to nt NOTED SINGER IN SANEORI) MEN INVITED. tend the Grnnd Lodge School of in ALL EX-SERVICE ----------- x----------struction. Mrs. Katherine Hannon, soloist DRESNER'S POPULAR WITH THE with the Conrert Bnnd which played FAIR HEX High water in the 'Glades, it is iq Jacksonville Inst winter, is in SHn sakl, has drowned out several thous­ ford for n few days, Stopping nt the and acres of growing crops. It is Dreamer's, always popular, is more estimated tile loss to corn crops alone so this season for Mrs. Dresner is $100,000. spent the greater part of the sum- the Baptist .Temple on Sunday nrc invited to these services. Cut Rate Tire House An invention of a Kissimmee man is now being put to uso in the tpunus fncturo of a wood-tex brick,'a dur­ able attractive material. Ilncry anil Indies ready to wear suits and coat suits, skirts and waists. And all of this beautiful line hns been placed before the ladies of Sanford this week-at the 25 per cent discount price that means such u great snving. and all week the Dresner store hns been crowded and the satisfied custo­ mers are the greatest advertisement that t-his popular place could have. Read their advertisement in the Daily each day and keep up with the very latest store news. It will pay you- Irish P o ta to e s,'15 Ibb - 50< Holmes:, Almost every sugar cane fnrnyr seems well pleased with gen­ 1 lb. can Crisco • 30< eral situation. Prospects point to more, than an average yield of syrup ’ 1 1-2 lb can Crisco • 50( this season. Polk: Many growerrf nre sprnying 3 lb can Crisco • 90c with oil emulsions for white fly and scnle on citrus. Considerable ncreag es are being devoted to “back yard" 6 lb. can Crisco' • $1.75 Irish potato patches. ^ WASHBURN GARCIA i 1 qt. can Wesson Oil • 75c Osceola: Growers getting ready to Miss Lueilia Garcia and. Harold apply fall fertilizers. Citrus fruits .Washburn were married at thd. home nre looking fine. Rice Is heading of Mrs. E. P. Morse east of the city 1 pt. can Wesson Oil . 40c nicely and n good acreage yield is ex­ on Thursday afternoon nt 3:30. Only pected. Range cattle are In good the immediate family and friends of Everbesl Nut Olio * . 40c 'condition. the bride and *groom were present at I L - -~----------• • Allgood Olio * 45c Churngold Olio * 50c 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 staged oh an elaborate scale. W. N. Sanborn, poultry special­ Morris Creamery Boiler lb. 68c istDr. at the University of Florida, say* that the present average of 40 hena 24 lbs Obelisk Flour • $1.85 on every Florida farm is inadequate, 12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour 1.00 Cranberries • • * 15c ql. DEMOCRATIC RALLY Sanford, .Florida 1 Sarasota Is talking about winter I baseball as an attraction. It expects , to furnish a team for the West Coast i League. . .•='r^ ■* - ~~T-a—ift '■■ BATTERIES for all makes of automobiles die nothing but fully guaranteed Tires an Batteries TONIGHT There will be a Democratic Rally (opIght'aC th<rcorfffr*oT FH-st street nnd Park avenue at which aome’prom­ inent speakers will address the people of Seminole, county on thfc issues of the day. Everybody come out nnd hear them. They will not tnlk long or tire you hut simply tell you wmie thing of vital interest. Ray Bros., Santord, Florida X Changes in Prices M O B L E Y ’S CANDIES Whitman's Sampler Sport Model C halm ers..... *- t Seven Passenger Chalmers Candies Five Passenger Chalmers! Wiley's Candies Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll L. P. McCULLER Old Ford Garage MOBLEY’S MAXWELL CARS SANFORD, FLORIDA 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/. 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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 09, 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/0065c6cb645c18b3aad77ad38fbd1468.pdf abf05ec77ae05c5105c6db180c7015a6 PDF Text Text ( u - • ’ *■ r * ■ * IN THE HEART OF f f lE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, VOLUME 1 WOMANS CLUB MEETS BEGINNING ANOTHER YEAR WITH FINE ATTENDANCE Sanford Club 'THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. IN PEACE TIM E : J Aiding Poland BOARD OF T R A D E H M MONTHLY BANQUET VALDEZ LAST NIGHT Large Attendance And LAKE IS Interesting Meeting • APPOINTED TO POSITION THE NEW lEM BERS - A t the close of the business period a delightfully informal social hour was enjoyed at which time refresh* ments were served. x RECORD O F ; YEAR NUMBER 159 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920 Woman's Club Calendar. Tuesday. Oct. 12.—Social Depart­ ment, business meeting Mrs. A. P. ConneOyr-fha trritan. ~ \ Wednesday, Oct. 13.—Literature, music departments meet, chairmen, Mra. A. D. Kelly, Mr*. A. M. Phil lips. Subject, ‘♦Florida.” ------------ x-----s “ 6 , • ______ ON/ MEMBERSHIP OF STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT BUT * COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP ^ = ’ T -V•Vf\ J HAS NOT ACCEPTED SHOWED r e s u l t s a c h i e v e d REPORTS 126 NEW MEMand n e w y e a r s t a r t s o f f HERS ADDED TO ROLL , TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 8.—The governor this afternoon appointed WITH BRIGHT PROSPECTS Forest Lake,-of Sanford, to bp mem­ About one hundred member* of ber of tho state road department to Bat for the work of American Red Cross agents In all regions of Poland suceced M. M. Smith, whose term has the. Sanford Board of Trado sat down The first fall meeting of-the Worn to a banquet at tho Hotel Valdez Curing the last twelve months, hundreds of thousands of people In that tragic expired. V s Club was held on Wednesday Mr. Smith is the present chairman last, night and the Valdes, as usual, country today would be under the tod, victims of hunger, disease and expo­ afternoon with a splendid attendance sure. The Job In Poland Is one of tremendous proportions and cannot bo of the department and tho% appoint­ was equal to the occasion and furn­ of old and new members and n num abandoned for many months to come.' Here Is n typical scene: A Red Cross ment of nnother man t«j succeed him ished a choice collation the piece de ber of the teachers representing the DANISH, SWEDISH ANI) NOR­ worker Mnt the throttle” of a aoup kitchen where hundreds of undernourished will necessitate the department’* resistance being chicken flanked with election of another chairman. The all the good things that go with It. women and children are fed dally. faculty of the schools of Sanford. power of selecting the chairman is Thcrc was but little said during the WEGIAN g o v e r n m e n t s Seated uppn the platform were the vested in the members of ,tho depart­ pleasant pastime, of disposing of the WANT SOME CHANGES ____ ment. ________ Mombers^ o f tho department viands and after coffee ana cigars, officers' of the club for the ensuing arc appointed by the governor sub- President Miller called upon the va r year including Mrs. W. L. Morgan, (By Th» AuocltUd Tnn.) ject to confirmation by the aenatc. |.ious committees for reports, tho nresident: Mrs. S. Puleston, first A rumor was aurrent on the street* principal report coming from Chair Washington, Oct. 5.— Four Amend­ Mrs. E. M. Galloway, of Tallahassee today to tho effect man J. G. Ball, of tho membership ments to the Convcnant of the retiring second vice-president, repre­ thnWL. C. Register, nnother member committee who gave his report on senting Mrs. Geo. 1-ox: Mrs. F. L. League of Nations suggested by the of th- state road department had or the recent campaign for new memDanish, Norwegian and Swedish gov­ Miller, third vice president; Mrs. t.. would, resign nnd thnt he would be hers thnt resulted In bringing in 126 ernments probably will be taken up p. Morse, treasurer; Mrs. Jv A. at the first meeting o f the Assembly he succeeded by a prominent citizen'new ones. G. W. Knight reported on W a s . , r^ r d i n ^ s c c r e U ^ ^ Mrs^. o r White ' Springs. Investigation at the entertainment commit to saylnjr of the Lc the office of the governor nnd of t h r h e was leaving the most o f that to \- -deportmenV". -Mrs. A: Mi— Phillips, secretary of state showed, however. |the new secretary who would probchairman of MubIc department; Mrs. for study nnd require the approval thnt no such resignation had been ably . have Idea* of his own regardinj* U \V. Herndon, chairman Welfare of the council nnd a majority vote of this important subject. Golf nnd received. department; Mrs. A. P. Conntlly. the Assembly to become cfectivc. The governor is- still out of the otiu-r mntters wfcre resting, waiting chairinan social department, Mrs. K. _ One suggestion proposes a fixed city ntjd his. appointment of Mr, for further developments and; the J—C. Boteerr who is corresponding sec­ annual meeting of tho assembly to SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WAITED TOO LONG TO GET Lake wns made upon his telegraphic AUto Camp Committee hns complet­ retary, was unable td attend. ed its labors having established nn lie held cither at the time provided instruction to that effect. ANI) HBLi^ DEMOCRATS . t SOUTH BEFORE. ICE Mrs. W. L. Morgan conducted the for in tho rules of procedure or on auto camp on Sanford Heights that meeting and with gracious dignity a specific date such as the Second KING REIGNED. ON TO VICTORY. Mr. Lake has been appointed but is now taking care of several famil­ extended greetings to the club mem­ Monday in September. It is also he has not accepted the position.juid ies. T h e-au to-cam p will have— 4'“ ber*. requesting.not the support of proposed that on the demand of .10 w ill'W )l“Male today whether he will kitchcn added in the- near future * ( B y T 1 m AnocisUd Fr»»» j the membership but that "we resolve mebern of tho league a special mcct^ -Contribution* - for the- Democratic accept It-or not. He wns not appoint­ which will make it complete. in our heart* a. interest and a. Ing of the asSembl/ahhll bo called campaign to be sent to the trensur President Miller spoke at length ed to take Chairman Smith’s place JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. 8.—Tjircc greater attendance.’ at any time. ’ ns stated in thd above dispatch be­ about the Hood Investment Co., lay­ cr of .the Democratic National Com Yukon river steamers, the latft of The report of the membership Another proposal would regular­ cause the chairman is elected by the ing special stress upon what J. D. committee made by Mrs. Galloway ize the method of selecting the four mittee will be taken here at the "th* season fron\ Fairbanks to Daw hoard nfter the reorganisation. Hood has already accomplished in ,-rnld Hfflcc and. the names given was excellent! showing the re in non-permanent members of the coun­ buying the old Sanford House and son and all carrying capacity in the credit in this spnee each week. . Any statement of several former members cil. It is suggested thnt the assem­ tearing it down to make room for lists of passengers, nre reported froz of the loyal Democrats who wish to Kiid the addition of a number of rep­ bly nfter the firtt sclgctiqns shall the new four story office, nrcado and resentative women who have come nnmcJ n new state each year to serve make n contribution no matter how- en in near Eagle and three other npnrtment building and the 'tplllion' small. should give it In und giving it to Sanford to reside, within tho year. for a period of four years which steamers in n similnr position nnd dollar hotel that will be built on the Reporting for tho literature de shall not bo subject to re-election for will know thnt it is going for n good plight at various places nlong the lake front. Mr. Miller snid this partment, Mrs. Kelly Btated that the for the following period. This pur­ cause. The following have sent in rorpr.ry rfcould have the support of river. Tho ice conditions ure snid to , -H r contribution*: pose is to secure successive repre­ program for the year would be a every citUcn in Sanford- and that If Seminole County Democrat « l»e worse than Inst year ns the win­ study of Florida, its history, its sentation ‘ qf the council of a large ♦here. r.ros» the question of the city ic Exe. Committee-------$50.00 prominent men and women, Indus number of states while making only ter shut down almost without warn c’onntinr: the bulkhead chnrgos there J. J. Dickinson ..................*25.0° AT one chnngc ia membership each year. PRIOR TO FOUR BIG DAYS tries And resources, ita birds, trees was nn act of the legislature giving ing and much earlier than last year, Mrs. F. P. Hines............ — 100 A third amendment/!proposed to and plant life, in fact the program CLE>'BLAND STARTING the tax nnyers the right to-vote on will embrace Florida and •Floridian* onlit the word "generally” front the this m*ration giving to a hotel or park TOMORROW * following paragraph in Article M il: ir every phuse of ita life and activ­ the land without anyVhnrden. of bulk­ “ Disputes ns to< the interpretation ities-. The announcement by Mrs. 'ISy Tk« A i « . U t « l Pf»** > * head charges. Thl* spirit on the part Phillips that the music department, of a treaty, ns to any question of CLEVELAND. Oct. 8.— A l!-' ova of the people would go q long wny international law. as to the c*1 "*meeting, with the licraturc, will uj" lien xvrs given the Cleveland' ball tawsrd ti-.clrir.g thcr-c men 'eel that rludc for the first program next Wed ence of nny fact, which, if establish­ players on their nrrivnl today from Sanford wns with them nnd it wa* ed. would constitute a breach of any resday afternoon, music by Florida — •' - * B F Broklyu. A . proclamation- by the not a dirpet question of money the international obligation, or ns to the composers. , mayor urged everybody to Join In ■urn being , . very . . Insignificant , , . when . . extent and nature of the reparation Mr*. Herndon gave a resume of boys nre enthusiastic und mean to the demonstration. The team meets icompared with the Jnrgc investments to be made for any such broach, nre ’ E<1. Bct£s hooks and fast balls the summer nctiVitleB of the Wei declared to bo among those which were to much for the Sanford High put some temp into the fray. 'Brooklyn Saturday in the first of » Le made but waa simply this Idea The box score of the gnme ,.fol • four games of the world’s series to '* -' ntamllnf- hack on what might be . fare department which included n are generally suitable for submission School boys yesterday and the A. C. campaign .for funds to increase teach­ * lie played on tJie local field. Brook to the eftv from this proper L. R. R. shop team carried the'game lows: to arbitration." . „ Shqp Team. • er*’ salaries and a campaign to raise ■ " today ‘ Tho purpose I* to make the ooli- away by n Bcorc o f 9 to 8. lyn also arrived and* express- tv now ns taxes nnd wha^ would bo - — 1 funds for n white way for Sanford, entlon to resort to arbitration more AB K II PO A * Flayer-1 oil confidence that they would win coming to the city, in the future if Thegnme, which incidentally > » in which the SfljithCm Utilities Co. absolute'nnd* rrevise. . r> 2 1 3 4 Biggcrs, 2b. the scries now, Clevelnnders nre ell (hi* great improvement wns ca r the Inst one to be played at Holden will co operate by paying half of the Corwin, rf. . . . . 4 1 1 0 0 The fourth amendment would per­ also optimistic und nny thnt the scr ried out. expenses of installing the white way mit the council to authorize a rime Park this year, was exciting npd un c. 4 0 1 10 3 E. A. Douglass also spoke on the 1its will be even after the gnme to usually interesting. Rill Moye s spec and maintaining same. ss. 3 2 3 5 4 » hotel proposition recalling that the in the vicinity of nnother state tncular running catch of Kelly s line ' game tomorrow. For the Social department, Mrs. A. ngninst which nn economic blockade 4) 7 1 1 . . . 4 Voider. Hotel hnd been built by homo Kelly, lb P. Connelly announced thnt n won­ hns been enforced to maintain a cer­ drive in the first inning, was the W. Smith . 4 0 3 0 -J • onle after they decided to gp ahead derful progrnm had been arranged tain degree of intercourse with tlhe unquestionable feature of the game, Fox, c. ___ 0 () 0 ii ' build one regardless of nil ob" ami he was applauded time and time tnd tho openong meeting would be Convcnant-brenjung state if this is I’ enninpti .. 3 0 0 l 0 stacleil and the new- hotel or nny again for the catch which had it fall held on Tuesday afternoon for the considered necesnry bv the couned . . . 3 1 l) 0 0 number of hotels to be built in the en would have resulted in' n two hag McCauley transaction of business. l to prevent the blockaded state from ger, and the scoring of two more Betts, p. ... 3 1 1 ♦■••iim would help the Valdca and tho The election of delegates to the threatening or attacking '|* n'^ h stockholder* o f the 'Valde* were do­ ‘ stale Federation meeting at Talla­ bor. It is contended that some meas­ runs.* Moye also featured at the bat, ...3 3 0 11 27 14 in'* nil they could to foster otbed and getting two safe hits out of five hassee was next in order, Mr*. ure of freedom should be allowed1es­ larger hotels In Sanford, Mr. Doug­ 8. II. 8. Team. Clark I<conardy, Mr*. CJaude -Hern­ pecially in the case of smaler states time* up and driving in three run*. in's also thought the city colld well McLucaa, *t short, made a wonder Player— AB R H PO A don and Mrs. R. U Peck’ scrving as where the fulfilment of the block­ LONDON RECEIVES WORD afford to cancel the bulkhead chargful stop of Blgger’s grounder in the Woodruff. 2 b . _____5 1 1 0 7 tellers. Miss Mabel BoWler and Mrs. ade obligation might lead to occuea on the.proDcrty recently acquired* „ YIQLENT SHOCKS IN first inning, and v * also, contributed MeLucas, s s . ------- 5. , 0 L . 5 ^2 bv the convenantH. II. McCaslin were elected dele­ _f»rrllorv nation of territory by the by the Hood Investment Co. some-snappy playing--around second C. Henderson, c. . . 4 2 7 1 1 . NORTHERN ITALY gate* with Mrs. R. L.-Peek and Mra. brFhklrfe'state. The meeting was adjourned at anE. Hender'n, lb. p. 5 1 2 0 0 base. * A. M. Phillips as alternates, t • earlier hour thnn usual as all the• (By Th* S imcUIi I PnM.) E L Moye, p. anti cf. 5 1 2 2 3 For the jh o p team, Nichols, the T Introduced by Mrs, Galloway, Mrs. LONDON, Oct. 8.—Dispatches business wa* transacted with di*’ southpaw pitcher, featured / with Fields, 3h.‘ ____. . . 3 0 0 2 0 Bird Dewey, of Winter. Park, firid W. Moye, If........... 5 2 2 3 0 were received last night here that ratch and it was anounced that the' three safe blows out of three time* •ecretary of the state Audobop so­ McLaulln, cf.. lb.. 3 1 2 0 0 stated two violent earthquake shocks next meeting would be held m No>up and it was his two base blow in ciety, gave a brief talk-on bird pro­ were felt in Northern Italy last night v-emher wK/n the members, would a«? the seventh which acorrd Corwin Thrasher, rf........... 2 0 0 0 0 '•Sail tection, requesting the interest of about midnight. The- extent o f the lourti to thp Princess Thcstre to hear from second, which proved to be the Stevens, rf. ----- . 2 0 0 0 D the club and the teachers in intro­ the election returns. . damage is unknown. tying run. He pitched good ball for DuBose, r f . _____ 1 0 Q 0 0 ducing the work into, the public ......... x-----------• four innings, but lack of prxriice schools. This is by no means a new 8 12 24 13 7 Totals .............40 ENGLAND WILL TAKE ACTION was telling on his arm, and he asked departure for Sanford. Audobon so Score by Innings: to be relieved in the fifth. Eld. Belt* AGAINST ROLS FOR PRISONERS rieties have been established In the • “ i —i who had been warming up was asked A. C. I * .........100 ..000 20*—0 11 6 schools from year to year, bird lore \ (By Tto AmmUUS rr»«».) STATE!? MAKE to fill the breach and he did it in S. H. 8................010 320 020—8 12 7 literature has been scatered broad SOUTHERN • Summary. sure enough style. Betts contribut­ * LONDON, Oct. 8.— Great Britain cast among the children o f the town GREATER GAINS THAN EAST ed a double in the seventh "'which has threatened to take action against Left on bases, A. C. L. 0, S. II. 8, *nd the rcp\-luct!on in colots of scored the winning run and it was 10; two base hits* Betts, Nichols, AND MIDDLE WEST. Soviet Russia If step* were not talr the- feathered friunds w hoTfojt in hls pitching that kept the game on Kelly, McLaulln. Stolen bases, C. en bx* Octobtr 10th for the release of our trees and foliage, the protection the shop teams side, for with three Henderson 3, E. Henderson 2. EL (By T>« AatocUWd T r u t ) British prisoners held hy the Bol­ of these same little creature* has shevik!. savs the Herald, the Labor Woodruff, been a source of much intereat to WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.— Because men on base nnd only one out, he Moya 3, McLaulln 2, •mall folks and big folk* alike. Un- of the Increased population of [he showed them who was pitching and Fields, W. Moye, Blggers, Corwin, ON POLICY OF ENTIRE COUNTItV organ quoting what ia purported to SAYS GOVERNOR COJC be notes exchanged between the two ccr the .auspice* of the Welfare de­ country since 1010 a* shown In the proceeded to ntrike out the next two and V. Smith 1 each. Sacrifice hit*. AT PADUCAH countries. C. Fields, McCauley, Nichols. Earqed partment and tht\ Junior Civic Leag­ announcement yesterday - fifty ne* pien up. ------- i— x-----------ue: wonderful bird programs have seat* must be added: to the Hou*e of Ed. Moye, ehlef mainstay of the runs. A. C. L. 3, 8. II..8. 4* Struck (B y Tfc» A i m *U t*4 P r*u.) Betts 8, by Nich­ McSWEENEY IIA8 TROUBLE • been rendered, with Mis* Mnbel Good Representative*. This will al*o af school team, waa driven from tho box out dv Moye 1, PADUCA1I,. Ky., Oct. p.—The af hue. the central figure. H ill Good- feet the electoral college and the in the 6th. when *two infield errors ols 2 by Henderson 1. Bases on balls WITH HIS 'HEART. j*5o is not only a lover of birds -blit Nntional Convention of delegations. and fivo hits, brought in 6 runs, nnd o ff Betts 3, o ff Moye 1, o ff Nichols feet of the presidential election upon « a national authority on bird lore The South and West gain more than E. Henderson, first baseman, waa 2. Hit* o ff Nichols 4 In-4 Innings/ prospective supretne court vacancies (By n « AuoelaUA Tnu.) . •nd the protection of birds. Garden cither the East or Middle West thru asked to finish the.game. Hr per­ o ff Betts 8 in 5 innings; o ff Move-8, is declared by Governor Cox in a LONDON, Oct. 8.— Although Lord Jsnctuaries on a small scale have the increased membership. Virginia, formed very well in the box and had o ff Henderson 3. Wild pitch, Nich­ speech here today to be a real dang ceen established throughout the South Carolina, Maryland and West he sta rts the game, the shops would ols, Moye. Losing pitcher, Moy<t er o f “ reactionary- victory next Mayor McHweeney spe^t n restful .[own where fountains or basin* have Virginia get one each while North hardly have taken the game, for he Time of game, 1:40. Umpires, Pewe- to scrapping the League of Nations.” night, heart pains developed today and he was unable to converse with been placed, food shelves and suit Carolina get* two additional seat*. kept the three hits, he allowed, well Tillis and Lewis Wright. , Attend The governor snid the indications art* relatives. —. the next president will have the njv boxes are regularly supplied fop the scattered and prevented the gnme ance, 101, including F. Henry. [inv visitors and houses hnve been STEAMER THOUGHT pointment of nt least 'fou r supreme from becoming <s farce. CIVILIAN# BOMB LORRY . LEE FUNERAL POSTPONED built in the trees for their use. Dr. court judges. LOST IN GULF GALE Manager Ogilvie deservoa much KILLING 8EVERAL SOLDIERS Blackman’s ranch on the Wrkiva and credit for the showing made by the . ■ The funeral services of J. II. Lee, w r e c k i n it a l y ” * t. Johns rivers is one of the larger (By Tk* AmocUI** Tnt*.) school boys and under'hls coaching, .. (By Tto A m m U M Fr».. ) bird sanctuaries contiguous to San­ TWENTY KILLED. at Oviedo, have been postponed un-. thev would soon become one of the NEW YORK, Oct. 8 . - 'The steamer ford. ■ . CORK. O ct 8,—Civilians bombed • Lilicuson, which left here for best amateur teams. In. the state. til ten o’clock tomorrow morning in­ , (B y Tb« S m « UU 4 T r tu .) * Inclnded in the work o f the Worn­ Lake a military lorry on the street today Tampico with a cargo on Septcm However, the baseball season 1s over stead of this afternoon as announced LONDON. Oct. 8.—Twenty per and one soldier was killed and three **>* Club of Sanford, thru itp var snd they intend to .turn their atten­ in yesterday’s paper. The postpone­ * ious departments ia -education, con­ ber 23, ii believed *to be lost in the tion (o basket ball. In which game ment was made imperatbre on ac­ sons were killed and many hurt in badly wounded. Soldiers who escap­ ulf hurricane* la»t week as nothing servation,- civics, nubile healtn, lib" ha* been h e « d from her. .jShe car ihey expect to excell. Some real count of a delay In the arrival of the o wreck o f the Venice Miian express ed wenv fired on by the attpekera train. jjry extension, rititenship, legisla" and three were wounded in the lega. fiS ‘ - » ! games can be expected, for all the remains. ried n crew oP thirty-five. .................... "*••'*•* ‘ 's veIA’ssJSai tkm and philanthrophy. ear-.-/,*, ,.* ■ ' WILL AMEND ■ THE LEAGUE COVENANT Democrats te Appeal (Froze Up WORLD’S SERIES ' WILL REST FOR ONE DAY ONLY A. C. L. BOYS DEFEAT S. !H. S. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS ARE FELT IN ITALY SOUTH GAINS REPRESENTATIVES BY THE CENSUS •t..- THE SUPREWr COURT WILL HAVE EFFECT �f V. THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD PAGE FOUR. Y, OCTOBER 7, 192| F R ID A Y AND S A TU R D A Y GRIFFIN’S of Fun "Owen Moore" in his Latest Comedy Sensation IM M O R TA L M A S T E R P IE C E \ " T o m o rro w a n d S a tu rd a y D. W. Griffith’s "BROKEN BLOSSOM! Coming— Precilla Dean in “ The Virgin o f Coming—Priscilla Dean in “ THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL1 M i s o f any other species of etB* arc allowed to be killed in any on! dayr and tto-Umit for thr wwson h 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for any one One Time, per word._, Three Times, per word Six Times' per w ord.. Over Six Times, l-2c per word per issue. WANTED— Parrott P. O. Box 845. cages Adress . 6-Gtp. FOR RENT— Partly furnished upstars fla t Four rooms, bath, kitchenette, porch, modern conven­ iences. Apply 717 East Second St. 156-5tc TO RENT or for «salc, large ware­ house with railroad siding.— Chas. Tyler, cnro~ Znchnry' Tyter~~Vcfi7 X o w -tr e SALESLADIES WANTED Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra if charted 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 o f the Herald MUST be answered accord­ ingly. PleaRc 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 nrc not expected to tell you. PALATKA,. Oct. 5.— Attorney Gen oral elect Rivers II. Buford, who takes offico on January 1, declared today that, in his opinion, thp’ .pro posed amendment to the rtato con stitution giving the legislature the right to vote bonds for good roads, does not limit the nuniber o f bond in general merchandise store. A issues, the frequency o f their issue HOSTILITIES HAVE CEASED, Rnfcld, 309 First St. 157-3U or ■the aggregate amount that can be issued by the legislature. (By TUt A u o cltU d P r tu .) LOST— Boston hull dog, female. Re­ Mr. Buford passed through PalatRIGA, Oct. 7.— Hostilities have ward for return to Paul G. Rig­ ceased between the Poles and the gers, Sanford, Fla. 157-Gtp Lithuanians pending tho arrival * of NOTICE the allied mission which will attempt fo settle the trouble. This nnnounce The city registration hooks are . ment was made at tho headquarters iw onen nt the office of the city. O pening W ill L ast Four Days Beginning T o -D a y ---------- - — of misinterpretation of the construe c u s n iu r v L. R. PHILLIPS. City Auditor and Clerk. tion that any court of lnw would M cSW EENEi REMAINS • WEAK AND WEAKER 157-2tc nlnco upon the amendment. Dntcd. Oct. 5,, 1920. LONDON-. Oct. 7.—The cpndition FOR SALE— One good Jersey milk of Lord Mayor McSweney remained cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass- at unchanged today. Ilfi. began hip hun Court House. w 8 tf; dlCl ltc ger strike just 56 days ago and .has FOR SALE— Four good, big mules been getting weaker ever since which by the cminty. Inquire At the is said to bo a strange case in mediRood Campror sec Mr. L. A. Brumcnl circles. -» loy. . w 8 3tc Owing to our ever Increasing bus­ iness we enn use n few extra snlesladics for Saturdays. We need a few bright, active young ladles who can make themselves useful in our business if proven satisfactory .can get steady position nt n good living wage. Apply mornings nt 9 a. m. WANTED—.Second hand bed. springs to Mr*. --Bromberg,^-Surprise Sh6e mattress- stove, etc. 200 Park Av. Store. Sanford Aveiiue, near Third 158 2tp street. . . 156-tfc FOR RENT— Nice furnished house WANTBD TO RENT. BUY OR keeping rooms.— Mth. Riddling LEASE— 4 to fi room house. Fur­ 205 Onk nvo., Eagle Home. 158_Gt| nished or unfurnished. Address at once, R K G, care of Herald. dh-tf WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms ’ by couple with two sninll children. FOR SALE— 1 National Cnsh regis­ W. E. Parish, 308 French Ave. ter with four drawers, in perfect J6«3tp condition.— Saqford Shoe & Clothing Co. * 156-1-wc WANTED— 3. 1 or 5 furinshed rooms for light housekeeping by couple FOR RENT—5 room j ' npartment, with two children, C and 8 years of partly furnished or unfurnished. age. References given. Call It. K. Tel. 426. 166-Gtp Gore at Herald office. dh tf ELECTRIC washing mnehines ironers on easy payments nt F. Rines- 105 Palmetto nvo. 157 A T T O ItNEY GENERAL-ELECT SAYS SOMETHING OF IM­ PORTANCE TO PEOPLE deer, 10 turkeys, and 300 of other frame bird species. License W is required under pcnifty.-s*? thn county* judge. ture, provided that any bond issues in pursuance. hcrefor for a system o f good roads and bridges shall not ^exceed ijr amount 6 per cent of the total tax assessment o f the state at the tlmo o f Isfue, whatever thp fram­ ers o f the amendment may have con­ templated will not figure, in thn con­ struction o f this •amendment,-nr any other. To my mind there Isn’t n question o f the powers that will be irranted to the legislature to issue bonds in any amount they desire to, provided they limit each individual Issue to 6 per cent o f the total tax able value of the state at the time of issue." . FOR RENT—Two of three connect ing' housekeeping rooms, cIqbc in P. O. Box 117. 158 3tp ROOMS AND HOARD—with Nixon, 109 1st street, over H*c .Stor«-, 1 p. no 44. . . FOR SALE— Five room cottage., double lot, Various fruit trees, close in, nlso two five acre, farm land. Ad’ HOT SHOT Batteries nnd dry cells, dress Owner, P. O. Box 117. 158 3tp nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto ave­ FOR SALE—Lettuce plnnts ready nue. 167-3tp to aet. T. L. Greene, West Side. . D157 tf, wHtfc STARR, PATHE nnd SONORA pho­ nographs on easy payments nt F. All kinds of new rugs and congol. P. Rjpea. 105 Palmetto Ave. 157-3tp cunis at A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue. TYPEWRITERS, new nnd second hand, nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto FURNISHED ROOMS— Two furnish Ave. 16V-3tp ed bed rooms. -Inquire 311 Park Avenue. , 157tfe WANTED— Experienced sales indies NeW line of casserole* nnd silver­ ware nt A. Fanner's, 215-215 San ford Ave. ' 31 I Have A Buyer GOVERNOR COX 8TART8 'BIG SPEAKING TOUR For Your House ELIZABETH, Ky., Oct. 7.—Cover nor Cox resumed his speaking tour here 'this morning- beginning the campaign, that will last practically until election day. Speeches will be inndn in several other Kentucky towns today after which the candi­ date will address a big mass meeting in Nashville, Tenp., tonight. HUNTING SEASON IN FLORIDA The Floridn hunting season opens in Novemtor. From November 20 to . S P E C IA L B A RG AINS FO R T H E F IR S T C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL ‘ C A RTER LU M B ER CO. Why Pay tor Your Home and Not Own It? The table* below shows how a thousand dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per month. ; . . . ' If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven months what will you have to show for it? * t ' Why pay for your home and not own it? Payments $ 1 0 .0 0 per month on loan BtUnct Interest Unpaid 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 YOU GET OUR PRICES u (By n « A lM cU od Pr»«».) Sanford Property sold by a Sanford Man E. F. L A N E The Ileal Estate Man' Lord’s Purity Water As Good as the Best D ally Service * Phone 66 (FARMER’S DAY) being a LEGAL HOLI­ D AY in the State of Florida the banks of 8ANFORD . will be closed for business on that date 3 years 808.98 4 years 737.52 5 years 661.77 6 years 581.48 Fancy electric light to' suit every taste. A. Kanner, 213-216 Sanford Ave. * 3t 7 years '496.37 8 years 406.15 DEVELOPING BIG TRACT PINE AND CYPRESS TIMBER 9 years Zack Haymnn, of Osteen, was a DcLand visitor Saturday. Mr. Hay man, under the firm name of Hay man, Gray & Co., Is turpentining n big tract of the DeBary lands near enterprise, which they have recently bought. This tract has been includ­ ed, for the past forty years, in the DeBary game preserve, and ip tying called .upon to give up Its timber for the first time. Dayman- Gray & Co., have just bought the pine and cypress timber from 13,237 acres of land lying be tween DeLand and New Smyrna, have established « large tie enmp on the shell road between' these two towns, and nrt getting out p|i\e nnd cypress ties for the Atlantic Const Line nnd the Pensylvnnin railroad companies. They are also getting out a large number of tclephqqo nnd electric light .poles. fThe cross ties nrc nearly all sent* tf» the creosoting plant to bo treated before being used. — DcLand News. . '* *' • ------------ x-----------. Paints and enamels of all kinds at A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t 1 H. A. nALVERSON. Mgr. 10 years 11 yearn 11 yearn, 11 months 12.55 6.10 A h om e o f your ow n will alw ays b e worth the m on ey. W e carry a com p lete lin e or L um ber end B uilding M aterial and will appreciate you r ord ers, w hether large o r sm all. Either will h a ve our usual efficient serv ice. * - ;The House of Service and Price PHONE 135 . Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND P1TCARN AGED VARNISHES, W ALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL. , ’ . * See us before buying your supplies. 5Ve can save you money* �FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 8, 1920 THB-SANFORD DAILY HERALD This Dally Herald should I itor to your home every day, this year and that the tourist sea* son would open earlier, than usual, has apparently had the deslrpd ef­ Patriiafcad » K r aflrrnMa » u « S 8«»d*7 •* Th* fect aji travel was never so heavy HtraU UmIldl«X..10T A« m m to Florida in October as it hag been (Uniat*. Florid* I the first week o f the month. This is not only true o f thp rail­ road travel but the news seems to have spread to the /motorists and the PUDUSItEttS Editor roads arc kept warm with cars from R. J. HOLLY, every state in the Union. Even' thru Secretary-Treasurer the latter part of September many N. J. LILLAltD, - General Mknmgor vara from other states were seen in II. A. NEEL, Jacksonville- on their way into the A J ,.r (U In « UolM Modo K oom i — A »ttf»U oo state but this week they are very much more numerous. usually the Subscrirtion Price in Advance automobile tourists do not oogin to One Y e a r ------------ -— ••— — -$t arrive with any regularity before the Three M o n th s------- — ,- _ f ! tenth of October, but by that 'time this yeai* there will be a constant Delivered in City by Carrier stream, of cars on the roads leading One W e e k .............................. 15 Cc to Florida, if present appearances couftt fo r anything. Member of the Associated Press. This postcard method o f publicity is a 'g o o d one and it was a happy thought on the part df the Florida Specials for Thursday Friday and Saturday J .E . SPURL1NG Real Sweet, Simon A m* Pure Granulated . 'J / Sugar, per lb. . JL C / * » There arc many vital questions of the Board of Trade that will and must receive the undivided attention came as a persona] message and o f a paid secretary. made n personal appeal that could not be resisted, It snows how easy it What a relief it will be when the Is to carry ort an advertising cam­ election. . U over. Then things will paign that will prove effective If loosen up and business will be re some organization is 'back o f it and Is possessed o f fertile brains t^pt can Burned at tfw old stand. evolve original Ideas for advertising i .- I— There is to much -valuable time Florida. California had n similar organiza­ wasted pu election matters anyhow. I f we spent half as much time build tion for years and it put thgt state ing iy> Sanford ns we spend discuss­ on the map for keeps. It advertised ing politics we would get somewhere. the Pacific coast state to every corn­ er of the world and nttrnctpd mil­ lions of people to its confines. The Pros* despatch says that Governor develophient resulting from this In­ Cntts will leave the htnte nftcr his flux of new people and new capital term expires. Too bad he Is not go­ was nlmost phenomenal and should ing to live in Orlando, prove n shining example to Florida, •vhich is now .in a position to lend in Brooklyn put it over thrm agnin 1ho tourist business., Tho Floridn De yesterday. Cox and Harding are veJopntcrtt Board is a state-wide o r making speeches. The ‘ shiners are •rirntlon, backed by the various shining, still. The world is' moving boards of trade, chambers o f com­ on and you get it all in the Daily merce and other civic . organizations Herald. . in different counties and its direc­ tors arid officer* are among the moat This cool weather is great stuff on progressive of our citizens and busi­ the lettuce and celery crop and tho ness men. Tn its ennr- !;m to place orange arid grapefruit crop arid it looks like n mighty fine season for Sanford nnd Florida in general. It is a good filing to keep pushing nnd smiling even though it may seem dark it times for certainly we live in the l most "art -of the world, bar none, nnd living is the greatest thing in the world. And then we note by the 'W W rs that'price* are coming down nnd maybe we can buy grits nnd bacon ngnin some of thesje days even in Florida. PRINCE CHRISTOPHER Post Card Day Sanford'* Most Popular Hotel SEMINOLE N O TE' and GRILL SA N F O R D Under Management of WALTER B. OLSON All you can carry at this price Tho frost is on the—well, let's say candidate. • ■• # • • The Board of Trade will soon have a secretary, something badly peeded. Let Everyday be Get Them Our Specialty— -Seminole's famous $1 Sunday Dinner de luxe. Aristos Flour—positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Herald" Office" A la Carte Service all day, 24 Pound Sack at O C T O B E R F IR S T begin s th e new inter­ Our new Cold Storage Plant is how 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. e st q u arter. D ep osits m a d e up until the ten th d ra w in tesest fro m th e first. Get y o u r d ep osits in b e fo r e the tenth to g e t in terest this qu a rter. SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c Our de|jivery is prompt and you‘11 get courteous treatment an;d good service here*- if you don’t, just tel! the boss. * CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 1120,000,00 J F, P, Forster, President. 2 Daily Fashion Hint) RESOURCES $1,150,000.00Z B. F. Whltner, Cashier. A, L. Betts, Assistant Cashier * I + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + 4 ^ + * -5 ’+ + + * + + * + + + + * + + + + + + + + * + * * C. A. M A T H E W S T +++♦* - ‘ " R E A L ESTATE A N tw Man W ith tha Old Firm A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Avc. FOREST LAKE PLAYS SPHINX . lion.- Forest Lake, o f this city, ha? been appointed a memhor of the State. Road Commission as wan rum ored several weeks ago nnd tho ques tion now is whether he will acccpi the position or not. Mr. I,nke upor being interviewed plays the part oi tho sphinx und refuses td answer the direct question as to whether he will accept the position, nrf to whether-he will be the chairman und as to wheth er he will do anything in the ujnttcr. Mr. Lake is considering the matter from all angles and it resloves itself Into tlie question of whether a busy man can drop all his real business affairs to take a position with little cussing of the commonwealth. If Mr. Imke accepts n position in the de Hart merit ns n member in- will give it the time nnd attention. that it de serves. If be is made chairman it it will be incumbent upon him to mnintnin headquarters in Tallahassee part of the timh and be away from home most of -the time nnd he hns many mntters of business here nnd elsewhere thnt now take most of his time. » Should he accept he will make the state a good man for he hns made good wherever he has been placed in public and private nffaira since the time when he was a benrdless youth. But he is looking at this matter from his own personal standpoint ns welt ns from the public standpoint and that is: Can a busy man afford to give up his time nnd attention to matters o f state? The wrong way perhnns -to * sum up these mutters for it is tho busy man who makes the most efficient public se’rvnnt be it n profitnijly or n profitless position .but it is not ev­ ery Man who can afford tu.do it and there comes the rub. And at this writing there ia noth­ ing being given out from the head­ quarter1-. o f Mr. Lake about this mnt' SUCCESS OF POST CARD MOVEMENT. The idea promulgated by thp Flor­ ida Development Board of sending out postcards from all sections of the state to friends in the North and throughout the country, telling them o f the fact that tourist rates would go into effect the first of October Sounds funny to talk on Refrigerators—but this is Florida Shoulders and Bacon , ■ Deane Turner Fruits and Vegetables Our service Is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this community, Refrigerators and Ice B oxes. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. STRENGTH OltALLIB AT ITS BEST. Tim woman whd is fond of challls and her namo Is legion—surely will like this wny of developing tha material, The skirt has three frills' IhtefnlUml of graduated nix© and la joined to a blouw under a girdle of aoif-mato* Latest portrait of Prince Chris­ rial. There are tuck* on eithor aide topher, uncle of the present kiqg and of the front of the blouse. Organdy Is used for tho collar and cuffs. Med­ younger brother of the ex-King Con­ ium slzo requires yards 36-Inch stantine, who recen tly’ married Mrs. thnllia and yard organdy. William O. Leeds, wealthy American Pictorial Review Waist No. ,8359. widow, Sires, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 8001. Slice 24 to 34 la­ For birthday and Wedding gifts, ches waist. Pi Ice 25 cents. e our Hqc of China and silverware Knnner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t The price will sell them this week. ~ Ball Hardware Company : If Y o u : i ' H O M E IN S TIT U TIO N D o N o t H a v e Faith and Confidence •; ' in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you 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 the Bible. j[ "Io The moral lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates. CAPITAL $30,000.00 Celery Avenue and Sanford SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD iltoau fn Etwnr B * * * * ™ ^ ^ ^ ^ . T he F inest F a c e B le a ch ever pro­ duced. Does woqdws'for a bad compIcKkn. Ail dealers or by msll. H-25. Free Lkxilct. .++++++++++++++++++* PURE FOOD ar I 2 % c per Building Material Tomatoes Standard Pack, Two No Cans . . . . 25< 9 lb cans Crisco . ., J2.5C 6 lb cans Crisco . . $1.7C Compound Lard, lb . . 2 4 1 No. 8 Swift’s JeweT Shortening Saturday only . . . $2.0C * 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 of Any Quantity Boiled Ham Cooked Tongi ..Sliced Bacon Frankfurters Wein ies OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS . BANK, ALIKE. Prime Western Beef Today On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues And everyth in g e lse usually fo u n d In a first class Full line of everything good*.to m arket eat. Prices right Gatchel s S tore . PHONE 105 402 SANFORD AVENUE BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER �■FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1820 LJUia Happening Mention of Miners in Brief Personal Items of Interest PAGE HIRER. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD In and A b o u t The Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hculd Readers TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure ___ 1:58a.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 2:03 a. m. I__ 11:45 a, ro. 12:0{>p.m. ___ 3:05 p.m. 3:25 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 Leesburg Branch Oreldo Branch Town Crier. --Just received a - new fall -line- of Indies’ and Gents W. L. Douglas Shois - A . Banner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. ________ x_ _ » ' ciean-House-Phyaicially, ENERGIVl’ B do It now. 156-5 tc PER POUND ARE MEN LIKE J. D. HOOD, IIE DESERVES BIG CREDIT FOR THE BIG THINGS n E HAS STARTED FOR SANFORD AND HE IS GOING TO PU8H TH E M THROUGH TO COMPLETION. n E IS A OUIET MAN THAT DOES NOT ‘T A L K MUCH" BUT “ DOES MUCH" AND A FEW MORE MEN LIKE MR. HOOD WOULD MAKE TIMS CITY OF OURS HUM. THROUGH HIS EFFORTS YOU WILL FIND MANY NEW FACES IN SANFORD DURING THE SEASONS TO COME THAT WOULD NOT BE HERE BUT FOR HIS ENTERPRISES Servicea SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10th REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING CAMPHELLLOSSING POST Subject: Are Sin, Disease NO. 53 and-Death Real? ‘ AMERICAN LEGION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 8:00 P. M. C. A. Van Vnlkenburg and P. E. COUNTY COURT ROOM. Cold, of the Florida Motorist, with ALL JiX'SERVICB MEN INVITED. headquarters in Orlando, were In the TO THE MEN THAT ARE ALREADY HERE, MEN WHO SEEK VAL­ city today looking after itho local Women of Sanford and Seminole UE—AND KNOW IT WHEN THEY SEE IT—TO LOOK OVER OUR needs of the motorists and also op County-you have only one more-day SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHE8. THESE CLOTHES IN TUB MODELS the good ToadS^queallon, , Ipi which to register. The .registration THAT WE ARE NOW SHOWING ARE THE HEAL LEADERS IN p. ro. office will be open v CLOTHES. SAME IS TRUE OF OUR FALL SHIRTINGS, HATS. CAPS. AND SHOES: AND IT IS PRACTICALLY TIME TO Attorney John Murrell and W. L. Saturday in Sanford. ABOUT A LITTLE HEAVIER UNDERWEAR—DONT YOU AGREE? Coat#, o f Okecehoble, were In the ALL STYLES AND WEIGHTS OF WELL KNOWN MAKES city today. John is a former San­ PROMINENT FLORIDA CLUB* ford bov who has made good at WOMAN IN GBQRGIX Okeechobic and. Mr.Cuatx is one of the prominent citficns of that thriv Among the distinguished speakers in - city being the representative al­ nnounccd for the meeting o f the so for that county. Georgia. Federation of Woman’s Clubs in Atlanta, in November, wilt Watch the columns of the Daily be Mrs. Willism S. Jennings, of Herald. Prices are failing and the Jacksonville, vice president general of merchants are calling attention to the National Federation, ana a prom­ Mr*. the fact in the Daily. It will save inent club leader o f Florida. you money to take the Daily Herald and read the advertisements. It shows you the live ones who «ro do­ ing business. POLLYANNA CLUB, • Mrs. James Philp has just pur­ chased the John Warren resilience on and hero the romnneo ripened into the west side of the city through J. love and it was decided that they E. 'Spurling. would get married as soon ns Me. Chittemlon could get away from the W. C. Satcher, of Ixmgwood, was hospital. He is rapidly rccpvering in the city calling on his many from his wounds now nnd is able to friends today. Mr. Satcher wns fo r be out of the hospital for some time lucrly a resident of this city being nnd the marriage was the surprise an employee of the A. C. L. but is that he. sends to his many Sanford now engaged in the lumber business friends. at Ixmgwood. 1 The groom is the son.of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Chitteiuion, of this city, Mrs. Curtis is very ill at her and has been living here for many home with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. years. When the war was declared D. Hart, on Sanford Heights. he nnd his two brothers volunteered JOE C1UTTENDON MARRIED and since that awful dny when he E. B. Brown, state sales manager Word comes from Pennsylvania of was left on the battle field he has of the Virginia Carolina Chemical the mnrringo in Wilkesbarrc. same been in the various hospitals, of the Co., is in the cltv todny on business state, of Miss Iluth Jones ami Joe country where the paternal govern copnwted with the locnl office here. ChiUcndon, the event taking place ment is trying to make it possible His many friends are glad to seu him on October 1st. The marriage in the for him- to walk again without the again. Mr. Bnnvn generally mnnag culmination of a pretty romance that aid o f crutches and his innny friends es to get here in time for the month begnn when Joe was brought over hero will not onlv rejoice in his good ly banquet o f the ltonrd of Trade. from France with bis .hip shattered fortune in being n Benedict but also in the Chateau Thierry battle and that he will soon be himself again. The Herald joins in congratula­ C. - L. Smith, of the Chos. • Pape sent to the hospital at Ft. McPher tions to Mr. nnd Mrs. Chittemlon. non. Here Miss Jones was one of the Co., with headquarters in Braden town was in the city yesterday nnd capable government gurren aqd here Pnints nnd enamels of all kinds at today on business. Mr. Smith was the couple met under the conditions hrre several times during the season of war and sickness *1nnd suffering A. Banner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t being In the -buying nml shipping of winter vegetables ami fruits. 405 W . First S treet Will Open for Business G ood T h in gs jto Eat Irish Potataloes, 15 Ibb - 50c ! lb. can Crisco • 30c 1 1-2 lb can Crisco • 50c 3 lb can Crisco • 90c 6 lb. can Crisco • $1.75 1 ql. can Wesson Oil • 75c 1 pt. can Wesson Oil 40c Everbesl Nul Olio 40c Allgood Olio •• 45c Chnrngold Olio * 50c 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 Morris Creamery Batter lb. 68c 24 lbs Obelisk Flour • $1,85 12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour 1.00 Cranberries’ - - • 15c qt. TRY A HERALD W A N T Marion B. Craig, one of. the prom­ inent citizens of Jacksonville, was in the city yesterday the guest of the Valdez hotel. R. II. Bronson, of Key West, wns in the city yesterday shaking hands with his many Sanford friends. Mr. Bronson wns here for many years as local manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Co., nnd he wns glnd to get back for a few dnys Visit. For Sub-Soiling, Bearing-off and Scratching O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was among the out of town guests of the Board of Trade banquet Inst night. Mr. Swope is an enthusiastic booster of the county and the state apd nev­ er fails to attend thfc, meelinjL’ s of the Board of Trade. He is also the county commissioner from his dis­ trict nnd one of the live rcnl estate men of the courtly. VALDEZ ARRIVALS W. G. Huntsman, Jacksonville; C. M. Tinsey, Atlantn, M. B. Craig, Jacksonville; Barney Mncan, Jack­ sonville, O. R. Farmer, Jacksonville; II. S, Howard, Watkins, N. Y.; S. G. Bullington, Voldostn; C. A, Patter son, Montgomery, Ala.; C. L. Smith, Bradentown; Win. Hntzer, Tampa; R. I. Gordon, Tampa; G. A. LaFayc, New Britain, Conn.; O. F. \yinter, St. Petersburg; J. M. Winn, Sf. Pet­ ersburg; H. A. Pigin, Tampa; E. B. Brown, Jacksonville; Geo, woygand, New York; Wm. Coplnn, New York; Florida W. E. Tylapdcr, Ft. Pierce. L. P. McCULLER Sanford ;► i! «> :: , .» • Changes in Prices S p o rt M odel C h a lm e r s ...... S even P assen ger C halm ers F iv e P assen ger Chalm ers* $ 2,275 ;; *■»k We will be glad to demonstrate the labor-saving of this machine to you on your jne uutnt takes * — Ithe place of four lnen with 1land 1:ooki. TAKES A N Y ORDINARY GARDEN TOOLS . 2,150 2,035 Five quarts o f gasoline will operate it for ten hours. No mechanic needed to handle it. We have them in stock with a complete line of repairs and tools $ 1,170 LOTT MOTOR COMPANY S A N F O R D ,T K 5IUDX P H O N E 109 -J AD � 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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FLORIDA^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7,. 1920 VOLUME 1 FLORIDA'S POPULATION HUNGER ANNOUNCED TODAY IS REJECTS STRIKER IN RATHER DISAPPOINTING AMERICA COVENANT TO BUILD CLUB HOUSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF VISITORS TO SANFORD r*.*. Building Will Include A HARDWICK IS Large Auditorium • CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR MANY AMUSEMENTS —I SAYS HE WANTS NOTHING TO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AL­ SO OBJECTS TO BEING CON­ DO WITH LEAGUE. AS WRIT­ . TEN AT VERSAILLES. FINED AND STARVES V •V Could Not Reach The BROOKLYN Million Mark TAKES GAME TODAY 2 TO 1 BUT IS VERY CLOSE (By TX* Auk UM rm i ) (tj TX* AmelilW Pm».) DES MOINES, Oct. 7.— Speaking WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.—Benjamin hero today Senator Harding came out flatly for the rejection of the Salmon, of Denver, a conscientious League of Nation* covenant a* now objector confined at St. Etiiabeth s proposed thus accepting the Demo­ (By Tb, At*««Ut*4 run.) cratic challenge to make the League miliUiy prison here has been on a . BROOKLYN, Oct. 7.—Cleveland 966,296 WAS THE MOST THE GOV­ an Issue in the campaign. Brushing hunger strike since July 15 at which and Brooklyn went into the third ing any of o f clarlfyl FORMER U. &. SENATORGETS ERNMENT COULD MUSTER aside problems time he was admitted. Salmon is game of the world's series today on for a l l t o u r is t s w il l be the reset-ration* Senator Ilardlng de^ DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FROM INACCURATE CEN­ kept alive solely by partly successful even terms as the result of Brook­ e m b o d i e d in t h e p l a n b dared he would favor staying out o f SUS RETURNS. FOR GOVERNOR OF GA. lyn’s victory yesterday and the man­ OF THE BUILDERS the covenant as written at Versailles. attempts at forcible feeding. Today agers of both teams are anxious for “ I do not want to clarify American s the eighty fourth day o f his fast (By TX* A»*ocl»u4 (By TX* Aiueliltd Tnu.) he said, “ I want to turn found him- seeking release through victory because they figured it would The "13” Club which ia composed ATLANTA, Oct. 7.— Elections to obligations,” give them an advantage when the my back on them., It’s not intcrnrc WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Th* pop­ habeas corpus procotdings. series after .today’s hattlo would be ulation of Virginia as anoupced to­ of thirteen members of the Sanford turns of yesterday in the runoff tatlon but rejection I'm seeking. primary confirmed the nomination of resumed in Cleveland Saturday. Malls day 'shows 2,306,361, an increase o f Hoard of Trade have organised them­ Thomas Hardwick, as Democratic fur Cleveland and *Smith for Brook­ eleven points or nine per cent. selves into a dinner club as it were, candidate/ for governor. Hardwick lyn are expected to be the pitchers . Florida's population wns alsp an­ inking lunch together every Tuesday was the former United States Sena­ today. Fair weather again prevailed nounced today nn 966,206. an increase „L tho .ll .f r . tor for Georgia and was supported and the crowd began piling into the of 213,677 or twenty eight points or park nt nn early hour. that are of vital - interest to the city by Thomas Watson. four per centj According to the Tcturns to the Score by Innings. The population of" the United Stat* and-county. In other words by this Constitution, several notable switch R II E cs will be announced at four o’clock i action thev can-put important items es were made by counties since the Cleveland........ 00 100 000— 1 3 1 this afternoon and will probably be B rook ly n ___ 200 000 000—2 6 1 in this issue. into concrete form and get auic* " regular primary on Sept. 8, when • * ,n than by waiting for the big John N. Holder also was in the ga Batteries were: ------------ x-----------. • -vervbodv eats and bematorial race. Clarke, Rabun and Cleveland, Caldwell, Mails and meeting where everybody eats Wilkes counties, which at that time O ’Neill; Brooklyn, .Smith apd Miller. fC At'^hc" last meeting of. ,th.°. “ 13" were reported to have switched to ! petition, and therein and thereby pe (Continued from yesterday) . . . , tmoneu m u _________________ _ Brooklyn won the gninq today with | club thin week it wns decided to go Walker today. Itltioned and requested to bccomo n Ben Hill'county, according L _.i n*. many 'imbrovoments for ___ ___ .. to the The. following nctilion-waa ^affer . ...„.n,Tir,,1- r (lT- In6 ofifceirrCnnstablc- IK -v-.n; Tu~\>ne^. . Gfiod ----•• "•------- °Ol —*-**................. ...... ............. ■’ - n(j jJnrgc a MWorrl the higgest-itom-Ixdng— Uy- -figures rccPtwd, synched tG~ Hard. Tth—null- 'OP Iliulluu crowd out to wit Justice District No, 3, -v ol Semt wtutllier and uf* *Cvrim. 'V niirHts—Hrndquaileis wu-k,' as duFalso l.'Iuy, Clinch^ Jones, Swope, and seconded by Comr. L. P- nolo County, Florida, and that he ness the victory o f the Dodgers. This imifi.HtH" Head q u arter. or the-Awtd ,I„„. nVccde to the request of t h e ! onkes two victories for the Brook ers Club or the SportamcM. C'1* or Macon, Stephens, ThomnB and Web r»wopi, u»u ° fti,ovl. named qualified electors who lyry !«'»m and one for the Cleveland Twhatever they might call it. Any ster. Other-, counties reported to liugnn, and carried, same is r how it will he the* headquarters of have switched to Walker included filed. t have petitioned him to become a can Indians. the winter visitors to the city' ns Dawson^ Hancock, Pike and Wnrc. 1didntc for the said office, and he is, To E. E. Brady, -------------x-----well ns the gathering place for nil of now .a. can_, ENGINEER AND POSTAL CLERK Sanford* I-la. . by reason ■• of ——said — petition,— to the city A* 'well y qualified .lunlified didate for the office of Constable oor Wc the undersigned duly the winter visitors place KILIjED AND PASSENGER uh the gathering p ~ - for all of the electors* of the County of Seminole, justice District No. 3, of INJURED. people of Sanford winter and sum and State of Florida, hereby respect ’ County, Florida, to be .voted for in mcr and will also be the convention fully petition nnd request that you lhe Gencrnl Election to be held on • * (Br tXk liu cliu i rr»»«) hall of the city, something that is become a candidate for the office of tho 2nd day of November, A. D. HUNTINGTON. W. Va., Oct. 7.— t needed here now for nil tnc Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. 1920, and does hereby renuest the badly hie meetings. to be voted for in tho General Elec ^ Board 0f County Commissioners 9? LARGE SUMS ON BUILDING AND Rr D.- Womack, of Hinton, CTififtheer, >r and C. H. Gurley, of Staunton, p o r It has been decided that the new Ufflrt t be4i(d(Ton the 2nd day Of .No Seminole County,. Florida, to have EQUIPMENT 0 F ‘ £C H 0 0L 8 — tal clerk, were killed nnd on© pas­ ------- building should be somewhere on-the* vember, A. D. 1920, nnd wa do fuj- his name placed upon the official senger injured when fhe Chesepeake Inkcfront pbssibly on the land near thcr request that you signify your |,nl|ot »„ n candidate Tor tho ofricc . (Br TX* Ai»<xl»l«d h ill I & Ohio train No. 5, was derailed at the Clyde Line dock ns the Clyde willingness to become n candidate „ f Constable of Justice District No. Nashville Tenn.. Oct. 5.—Eleven Dixon, W. Va., early this nv>rning. Line officials hnvc expressed them IIAI) IMPORTANT MEETING IN for said office in the coming general 3| 0f Seminole County,^Florida, million dollars fo* new buildings nnd The cause of the wreck 1** unknown THE COURT HOUSE wives ns being heartily in Uyor of election J. H. LLb, Jr. - - - - - - to be held i on.. the date afore-„i i equipment will be spent on the ed- here. * __ v. „n project nml Kurh nnd will help it in YESTERDAY Board of said,_ by notifying the Hoard j Sworn to and subscribed before me, ucntj0nal institutions owned by the ------------ x------------every way. The building will be County Commissioner* in wriy, ' at s flnford, Florida, on this the bth j;oujborn Bnptistsduring the next a one story affair that will pot be October, A. D. 1D20fouo yPJ, rB jt announced at the The Democratic Executive Commit duly acknowledged before an oil leer j of an expensive type ns the mnin authorised by law to take acknowl , (Notary Seal) V. E. DOUGLASS, |hendipiartcrM of that orgnnirntion It tee for Seminole county met yestcr. idea is to get it built at once I Notary Public. Stnte of Florida jirre. Approximated the same nmnunl will have a fine floor that can bo day in the county court house at ten edgments, that you have mission expires August........... will be spent* during that period «- j iin im-d for'dnnccs nnd enrd parties and o’clock nnd the roll cnll showed the 141 u * _ _ . *_ rrL.M til a 11_ .. tnomhnru HT*0Rhtu * lifting tilt* debts upon thjse ir.■**» all kinds of nmusements. Thenv-Win following members present unions njid increasing their endov. Felix Frank nnd R. J. Holly, of be lockers for the use of the sports jIm ,n l''H U 1‘ ^tU0|on?0“ " ry T>>.*»• ment funds. , ___ „ Sanford L. J. Hartley, of Lon-woodI; men who wish to take advantage of W A Znckcry• W . F o r t i e r . Alex. Iand* on motion of Comr. E. H* Kil Of thiic building fund. $2J!76,00 the hunting and fishing here in the J. W. Osteen, of Altamonte; W. V. Foster W. W. Johns. E. B. Stowe, ^bee seconded by Conir. L. l : will go to what are known ns the season. There will bo n tennis court Dunn, of Lake Mary; D. H. C. R» A J King T M. B edsoe, C- I*.! nnd carried, same is ordered f IgjL Houthwid** institutions. Including the bun, of Lake Monroe and J. H. Lee,. (By Th» AiM cUUd P rtu .) and golf nnd other piny griiunds for Sino., L B! M.n” : A. F. Bril. A J. Hon. B o.,d n( Coun.y Comml.rion Southern Baptist Theological Senthe older tourists. It hns been de­ Jr., of Oviedo. I/issing, U- il- Monroe, A. Kendall. I ers. Seminole County. Ha. ON ACCOUNT OF SMALL SEAT­ nt I/Ouisville. Ky., .'’onUtv it , ntnr Felix Frank wns unanimously cided by the club thnt the meren ING CAPACITY OF PARKS H. H. Foster. G. B. Frank. < I>. Gentlemen: .... , . i ern Bnntist Thecilngicnl Seminary.I chosen a* chninnan and the meeting ants have been nsked to contribute W. We. the umlcrsirncd qualified elcc pc|1 Korlh 'poxnB, Baptist Bible In | RUT AVERAGE WILL Flowers. Fred F. Dorncr. G. to so ninny ventures lately that it was called to order for business. The Waters, Ed. Oglesby, Jr., D. V■ war­ tors of Seminole County, Fin., poll 1*t|tu(n. New Orleans, Ij»-. nml Bap | BE THERE would be much better to raise tne meeting being called to outline u vig­ ren. J. F. Purvis. W. E. 1\ nltbnlj- lion your bonoraide Board to place Tbeolmrirnl Seminary for N'eg. j orous campaign for the coming elec (Br Th« AtMcItlfd Pr*u.) , monev in other ways and the first 0i — ----------A G. Purvis, Dock Hasty, J- "• the. name, of Then. Aulin upon th«* ; roft^ NnHhvillc*. Tenn., •while there one will lie n dance »t the Voider ttion day many mnUers of 'mportance ballot Mr the ..general election to be, wijj ^ exnondo<l upon new hnRdln|*s j ____ C. E. Ward. C. M. Floor ....... .............. . , m ______ ____ ... ... , . New York, Oct. 5.— It has been were taken up Dy the committee, Patterson, ... . . . (lir Hotel with good music to take plocc were Baptist colleges within the |pointed out thnt because of the seatchieflytaken beingupa by rally in every pro. Iers, M. Stolnoff, I. D. Hart, E L O^ held Nov. 2nd, 1920, for Justice o. nl nt nn early date. cCict in the county and Instructions lesby, Sr.,, C. G. Bell. R. S. Mann. i. tho Pence for J. P. District No. 3, gfvcTfcl glut en coraprUinn tnc ^rr*-iinK enpneity of the ivarks where the •Other forms* of amusement are un in nnd for Seminole county, Flu. jtor\# of the uthem Bnotint Con- g__________ r i d ’s scries Ili_. uamca kb___ are to bt> „.pUyder way .among them being the ed- there is little likelihood of a new J. II. lA*e‘ , Jr., J. B. Jones, .1), G. jventlon the following amounts: • 'V t B B S S S - ' a - ' A . D ^ t i e .J s u i .'r t f U a ... . bringing of Johnny J. Jones carni Jndire /Williams. It. it. Wright. O. P. Swope. ; Alabama, ■ Arknnsns J-i- attendance record being made, but Householder nnd Judge Moines |County of Seminole, ss.. cclnls. vnl hero for n big week of fun nrul H. B- McCall. T. I. I.ingo, Steen NeT 25.006; Georgia 1450.000: Southern a new mark In total gate receipts. nbllsh, The record record for for receipts receipU wi wns est*! nlensurc nnd for thd purpose of rais­ son, C. L. West A. Aulin, V. H. Dry.* Illinois' Illinois *115.000; *116.000; Kentucky J.'IO.OOO; ,The -----— . ’ r threa-quarting the money for the new resort. T. W. lAiwton. T. G. Simmons. E. A. I»uisciania $400,000: M lssisilppi1L»>; , e j | „ t year when nearly wero paid by ------------ x------ *---Nort ers of a million dollnrs w Y™ Democratic nominees ns thr the above and foregoing petition. nn« F'arnell, Jos. lA*inhnrt. F’. B. Boston, 75.000; Vl-souri *600.000 inn *»sn.utni: t u m *.ii">*j “ --•ix.io, ven imm iu witness the games R. R. Strange. W, U. W W t a - . l t W. C .n .H j. . Carolina J W *Ten- |»between * ? /Cincinnati C S ' 0. . r ,2 *726.000: nndr the Chicago — - * - i‘ ♦K j s?.Usorfi< k rre t tsSheriff s s t sof s sSeminole u i s Ijiwtiin, L. ll. Gore, N. J. Tanner, 000; South 65;!0,000: Texas $2,250,000; whlte Sox. l'emocratic prininry. FL Alton Farnell, J. N. Thompson, ,t , v , doriJcd to m .k . of Florid,. «nd fh.t h . nnd"'VlrH nb *570*668.' , ” With’ the prevailing prices for adW. B. Young. throughout the county wi . . i More than 20 00(1 pupils .hnve on- mja iion tickets this season and capac_ — . iI ..^ ... 1 n 6 8Ta^ ri-f of the State of Florida, rnlled In *h- Bnntle* schoolslind semi- lty crowj g for acven or eight games S E 3 * 2 « membir. ! ’. t l e ’ nVmel’ o o X V T J l o r - . who County of Seminole, ss.: nnries of the South this session, all thpJT Jg „ chance that the total r* . milt™ In their prKlncls *jJ “ JMS m U ..., «d Mm to k -n w n - Before me personally e|.>eaml >-*■ ln dldauTforVhe .aid office- nnd*he ia- Theo. Aulin, who, being duly sworn, of the institutions reportlng the hcav-, cc[vU w,n excceed those of ast year, lest registrations in their history . The alateen worlds seriek that U ^d fjia k ira havcht.lgnificd,by reason of said petition n n w » c . „ says thnt he is the Theo. Aulin nam­ HOLLAND OVERCROWDED AND -------------r~ have been ylayed. Including the one , . in the didate for the office of Sheriff or ed In the above and foregoing peti­ DUTCH WANT TO COME HARDWICK’ S ELECTION Jof J003 not under the jurisdiction Uie coSnty will be Seminole County, Florida, to be v o f MEANS NOTHING. ]of.( thp National Commlssloit have tion* and therein and thereby P«tl ,,A campaign and the county HERE ed for In the general election to be - attracted a total attendance of 2.2M, isea to tho importance of regis held on the 2nd day of November. A: tkmed and requested to become a can­ (Br TX. AimcUW* Tntt.) tJring^every Democrat both men and I) 1920,-aiul do«* hereby ri'quvet tho didate for. the offica of Justiee of g42i lim or^an-average NRW YORK, Oct. 7.—Chslrmnn ir n ”o•,f -23,487-for-eaeh5—7. —New’ York, Oct. 6.— Assurance has women and-voting «n election dor i£ Board of County Commissioners or the Pence of Justice District No. 3, White Democratic National Commit ; o f tho 94 games that have been play. . been given -to Br-ir Vcenstra.' sccre. November. The various meeting Seminole County, State of Florida, of Seminole County. Florida, nnd tVe said todnv he atUched no »ig ed. . , . „ rary. of the Netherlands Ernlgrat. places and dates are given in anoth to have his name placed upon the o f­ that he does accede to the request o f nlficance to the. nomination of jjsrrt | xh« receipts have emounted up Id the above named qualified electors ion League by Iinrairrmtion Commis­ cr part o f this paper* at toUl of $4^02,135. Of this sum , , . Tho committee also decided to give ficial ballot as a candidate for said who have petitioned him to become Wick opposed the league of. Nations. $2,122,918 represents tha share of sioner Wallis of EUls Island, that office of Sheriff of Seminole county, a candidat for the snid office, and he the United SUtet will aid In placing 150 to the campaign fund as at start the club owners, but the owners hare is, by reason o f said petition, now a many immigrants from Ho.lind wno er and this sum was immediately not pocketed the entire amount: For £ E. BRADY. The following persons were named several years the regulations requit­ candidate for the office of Justice are planning coming to America. Mr. supplemented by |25 from J. J. Dick Sworn to and subscribed before me as clerks nnd Inspectors to serve at ed the owners to return a percent, of the'Peace o f Justice District No. Vcenstra said that many thousands of Dutch were applying for passports I K of Seminole County, Florida, to he the General Election to he held No age of their share of the receipU to ‘.Id to1 S r it in 1? S m p i S o f S S S * ,hta Jn‘1 ^ October. A. D, 1920.______ to the United States and that he funds in their respective territory.. voted for In the General Election to vember 2nd. 1920: R „ the portion now belnri at least 50 (Notarial Seal) H. C. DuBOSE, Precinct No. 1. Sanford.— B. O. per cent. had established a branch of the Immi­ The meeting of Cho committoe was , , . . . NoUry Public. be held on the 2nd day of November. Maxwell, clerk; C. F. Hasklnp, Ed. A D. 1020, and does hereby request The plavers who have taken part gration League here. one of the most The following petition was offered, “ There are three principal caus­ of the most interesting in their his in the world’s series games slnce.4903 the Board of County Commissioners IHggins nnd W. E. Betts. _ on motion^of Comr. E. II. Kilbee. o f Seminole County, Florida, to hnve Precinct No. 2, Lake Monroe. A. have divided *1 663.177 and the es for the people wnnting 10 tory and it demonstrated that the old and here” , said. Mr. Vecnstra. First Democratic spirit is rampant in the seconded by Comr. L. P.-Haran, and hi* name placed upon the official S. Hawkins, clerk; L. B. Mann, C. G. Nntioal Commission has received carried' same is ordered filed. from the big games *444,031. The there is naturally an ballot as n candidate for the office of and J. C. M offett 1 county of Seminole. Hon.- Board of County Commission . Justice of the Peace of Justice Dis Bell of immigrants because o f thf >ears Precinct No. 3, Sanford: -Scheilo governing bod” o f major league has ers, Seminole County, Florid,. of wnrjs Secondly. Holland is K B P H B U C A N ^N A T m N A D ^ ^ trfet No. 3, of Seminole County. Maines, Clerk: C. D. Couch, r. F. bail got nothing- from the world’, Gentlemen: ...... overcrowed bv thousands of war • series o f 1003; that *orl*~ having Frasier nnd W, M. Haynes. ...................... . -­ State of Florida. We, the undersigned qualified elec^ ugees frori other countries and, Precinct No. 4, Pnoln: A. A. ,})0<n arranged entirely between the THEO. AULIN. .... «L. ..Kelt, - - n 0„ton Americans nnd the Tittsburic thirdly many o f our Presidential electors: James W. tors of Seminole countv Florida, pe Sworn to and subscribed before me, Hicks. Clerk: Geo. Smith, nly sick of Europe and all. th ngs Archibald, E. M. Brel,ford, Lelsnd titlon your honorable Board to plsce nnd T, E. Wilson. , Nationals. European. But. let it be un<iersU>o M. Chubb, F. F. II. Pope, B. G. Smith, the name o f J. H. Lee, Jr.* upori the at Sanford, Florida, on this the 6th Precinct No’. 5. Oviedo: O. G. VVnl dav o f OctoberA. D. 1920. Ballot for the general election to be that they are not leaving Rand Geo. P. Wentwprth. __ _ (Notary Seal) V. E. DOUGLASS, rott- Clerk: S. W. Swope, H. B. Me JOHNSON BEGINS because they cannot make a livl g SPEAKING TOl Call, and R. G. Crawford. For Uf S. Senator—John M. Chen held November 2nd. 1020, for Con­ Notary Public, State of Florida. stable for District No. 3, In and for there. The% are « w n * t Prosperous * < ______ Precinct No. 6, Geneva: J. H* Mv commission expires August 17, ; (p y TX# I u m UUC T t***.) Seminole countv, Florida. people and most of them will buy «y For Governor—Geo. E. Gay. Huddleston, Cleric: D. D. Donne, J. 1924. ' . C. L. West, J. B. Jones, R. G. Wil Gomes In the United States. They n e w YORK Ort. 7.—Sepator H lr T. Melvin and H. H. Pnttishall. For Secretary of State— B. E. Vy Bond of C. F. Prevntt, as dcpntv Hams,' R. R. Wright, O. P. Swope, -r**'er farming and for that r. Precinct No. 7. Chuluota: Jos. T. em Johnson, will bmve California on I am sura they will be welcome sonF*or Attorney General— W. M. Go- II. B. McCall, T. L. Lingo, J. H. sheriff, wns unproved by this boa-d. Nixon. Clerk: N. C. Jacobs. O. G. Snturdgv to begin an eastern speak* Bond of H. L. Hnlght, to carry fire Thompnon, W. B. Yourur. R* Ing tour in the interest of Senator here.” her. arms, was approved and license o r ­ Jambs nnd W. H. Merrywenther. -x For State Treasurer— F. E. Hunt. Aulin, W. B. Williams. R. W. Tjiw dered issued. Precinct No. 8f Gnbricllft! A. W«* Harding. . CONFEDERATE VETERANS BUSY Por State Comptroller—W. 11. Lawton. T. G. Simmons. E. A* Farn* xThe following NoUry'‘ Public Bonds Moreman, Clerk: H. C. Parker, C. E. ell L. E. Jordan. Steen Nelson, Then. SUGAR TUMBLES ftOWN Mothers nn«P S. E. Mathers. . were approved by this Board: I>- M. (By n*.AM*«l*«*S T n - . ) . ^F orC om m issioncr of Agriculture Strange. A. Aulin, V. H. Dey, T. W. Brain. A. Higgins. Mrs. E. L. Snvd' . TOBOGGAN SLIDE AGAIN Precinct No. 9, Longwood: J., N. HOUSTON, Oct. -7.—Joint mFmor ton, L. H. Gore. N. J. Tanner. E. B. Hull. , „ _ . er. Alline A. Frank- and Minnie Ba­ Searcy, Clerk: T. D. Hartley, Geo. Fb ial services, election of officers snrt —N. (Br TX* AimcUUS For Justice of the Supmne Court Allen Farnell, Jos. Leinhart, P. B. ker. _ ‘ . LnVinee and W. E. Allen. selecting next place for meeting lot —N. B. K. Pettingill, F. W. Marsh. Boston. . NEW YORK. O t . 7.— Sugar madt Precinct No. 10.' Lake Mary: A. E. Reports of the several county o r todsv were the chief matter* on the For Railroait Commissioner—Geo. State of Florida, SJoblom. clerk: W. V. Dunn, B. C. e new low record todav when the ra* ffrl»ls were approved and ordered •program of the Confederate reu * County o f Seminole, ss.: Unera reduced the nrice one C t cent Inrersoll, and Jamek Reed. Before me oersonally apne,red J. C I^'superinteiulent o f PuVlit In Precinct No, 11, Altamonte:' Vf. B. wnVin- it clever i;ents a noqnd Warrants psid during the mpnth o f JI. Lee. jr.. whom being dulv swornt WEATHER TODAY , struction—-J. E. Junkilt. Ballani. clerk; J. W. Osteen, A. H. refilled sugar. The raw sugar j says that he is the J. H. Lee, Jr., September were ordered cancelled of Fuller and B. C. Tyler. to «ia Ml* ‘ssartluoD )0 jaqiuaiu joj at eight centf a pound duty paid. , . * For Florida: Generally .trict—Crate D. Bowen; 8 4tc named in.the above and foregoing record.. night And Friday. INTERESTING SESSION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS C. & 0. TRAIN =fi-W R E tK E f IN VIRGINIA THE SOUTHERN BAPTISTS ARE . - ' SOON TO SPEND DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ATTENDANCE AT GAMES NOT LARGE I THE EMIGRANTS FROM HOLLAND ARE WELCOME k S T S S n « : - 5» r t i -US! ■is mem*,■ - - “ . *r Jv'.. ;rJ? i . : ■■ . > r tfei. - 1 \ - ? ~'2 r • - - >T ‘M,!-; i . v . . �WEDNESDAY THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD AGE FOIJn. OCTOBER 6 m# thcr Hastings, Palatka and. _ Federal Point roads, on 'the eastern banks c? the. St. Johns river. “ The two-story .Tavares packing house, second to none in the state, is about to receive tho finishing touch­ es," says the Tavaroa Herald. “ Part o f the machinery and stock have been removed from the old building and put into position in the new." Tav­ ares will have one of the largest and most up-to-date pocking houses in Florida nt work this season. T h e Inimitable Little Star M ay Allison in a Hilarious Farce Comedy • According to reports from Okee­ chobee the women of that place are wideawake to th> possibilities of their newly-acquired suffrago and have stepped into the political arena with a vim hhd determination to employ their organized efforts to rid that section of bootleggers and similar pests. Krenimr aDace with the ouse Sonfof'd Property Sold by a Sanford Man Opening Will Last Four Day Beginning T o -D a y . The Real Estate Man' romark- Tomorrow---Owen Moore in “ A POOR SIMP’ Com ing— P riscilla Dean in “ THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL As Good as the Best an attractive Daily SerVIce Phone 66 S P E C IA L BAR G A IN S FOR THE F IR S T C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L ^CARTER LUMBER CO. (FARMER’S DAY) ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING * RATES Slinimum Charge for any one 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 issne. cents extra if charged. of a handsome 100-room tourist ho 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 o f the llcrnld 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 thev are. nnd If we do we are not cxpecUjiLio tell you. being a LEGAL HOLI­ D AY in the State o f Florida the banks of fo r W O O D G AS and O IL SA N FO R D will be closed for business on that date Largest and most | complete line ever t shown in Sanford | These stoves were + in general merchandise store, A cages Adrcss 5-Ctp. Raft-Id, 309 First St._______167-3U FOR RENT— Partly furnished up- LOST— Boston bull dog. female. Rc stars flat. Four rooms, bath, . ward for return to Paul _G. Rig 157-Ctf kitchenette, porch, modern conven­ gers, Sanford, Fla. iences. Apply 717 East Second St. NOTICE 15G'-5tc WANTED—Parrot/ P. 0 . Box 845. ,rrF 0 R _C 0 U N T Y TJEMJ2.CR AX IC EXECUTIVE COMMIT­ TEE TO MEET. The city ■registration- booka TO—R E N T -or-for—salt!, largo, ware­ —■house with- -railroad-siding.— Ghasr Tyler, cart Znchary Tyler Ven. Co. auditor nnd clerk L. R. PHILLIPS, City Auditor and Clerk. , 1920. 157-2tc SALESLADIES WANTED At the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners the following ldo tn provide fo r ‘ resolution was pnBBed unanimously pels of new houses by tho members present ,1 n number o f fine WHEREAS, certain political conhave been . con- ditlons have arisen in Seminole counsenson. The .work ty, Florida, which, in our opinion, ns nd there will good Democrats .should be seriously’ :ion in the net;- f u - ' considered nnd promptly acted upon _ ■ ___ by rtie —frjstifiunvc Comx —— . .mittee, and, •* , , - . IN -. WHEREAS, we feci that the urgSOl'TII GEORGIA , nit necessity of .the prompt eonsiderntior of snul matters should be brought to the immediate attention .re ii. nreim-n, two thp Democratic Executive Commit.ot .r punius and { Seminole County, Floridn ose nre throwing T h E r Kf o RE. BE IT RESOLVED r or., the burning ,jjnt thf> c|or|< nf this bonni be nnd nut! r.-nk of ftre is ^ jg |,vret,y instmeted? without de­ li »m“ >! expulsions jtQ wr,te lo thc chairman o f the , th ' Wing mntermi D-mocrntie Executive Committee of ,. . . _ , Seminole Qounty, stating thnt in the king stock reports inion af this Board n Bpcclnl called actual amount of n;cctinK 0f snid Executive Commities. When. f ," aI tee should be held nt Sanford, Fla., the cost of the fire a( ftn fnrjy ,jnto to consider said iness we can use a few extrn sales­ ladies for Saturdays. We. need a fcvV bright, active young tladies who tan make themselves useful in our The Tucker Company, of Kissim­ business' if proven satikfactory enn get steady position at a good living mee has plans . uuder . way . to make wage. Apply mornings at *9 a. m. pnving brick of Bawdust. to Mr.— Bromberg.— Surprise Shoe Thc Board of Commissioners of Store. Sanford Avenue, nenr Third Street. . l&fl-tfr Everglades Drainage District- has en­ tered into supplemental agrement WANTT-D TO RENT. BUY OR with the Ben Johnson Compnny of LEASE—4 to 6 room house. Fur­ LaBelle. said company now having nished or unfurnished. Address at contracted for the construction of once, It K G, care of Herald. dh-tf the Indiana Prairie canal is looking to facilitating work in completing fO R SALE— 1 National Cash regis­ this canal, extending northwest from ter with four drawers, in perfect Lake Okeechobee. condition.—Sanford .Shoe & Clothing Co 156H-WC Lake county has 400,000 acres of arable lands, as good us ore to be found in the state, but it has also 125,000 acres of wild lands,' and the latter are sought at low rates by ELECTRIC washing machines nnd promoters to sell by mail-order cam­ ironers on easy pnyments nt F. P. paigns on the strength of thc pros­ Rincs 105 Palmetto avc. 157-3tp perity abroad in the county on the eood land. market and will be % sold very cheap for J cash. X DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE + TILL YOU GET OUR • PRICES • * f H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr W. R. RIIAN, Prop, At lnsf the farmers of the upper Everglades nre to have railway ship- Titusville's market day, which is on tHe order of a street fair, nnd is held once e “innth. is proving a tre­ mendous SU.CCS3 . STARR. PATHS nnd SONORA pho• nographs on enay payments nt F. P. Rincs, 105 Palmetto Avc. 157-3tp TYPEWRITERS, new and second | “ We expect to make sugar in this Dnvtonn is plannin- for "Clean­ hnnd, nt F. P- Bines, 105 Palmetto cou nty in October. 1921,” declared Up” week, to start October 11th. and H. A. Johns, local reprcsentn-i Ave. 157-3tp,Cnpt — -------------------------------------------------, tive of the .United States Corporn- citizens generally have bjn asked t<> WANTED— Experienced snles Indies tion, in announcing the purchnse of plan for thc event. Bought the New Car, Did Y ou ? That means you want a dandy new garage to house it in, thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition property. * to * A double garage may prove an excellent in­ vestment. The cost is only a little more than for a single garage, and the extra rent will soon pay for the entire building. W e carry a complete line of Building material and also a cor stock of Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we are in a position to fi ^ m i with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing. O. P. ENTZTHINGER.. O. P. SWOPE,. D. A. BIIMLEY, E. H. KILBEE, Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida JACKSONVILLE. Oct. G.—The Dealers in the Well-Knpwn High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES nnd SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED nnd RAW LINSEED OIL. Sec us before buying your supplies. We can save you money. BIG^ FI RK 4N JACKSON VILLE STILL BURNING JACKSONVILLE. OcL 6.— After burning fiercely for more than, thirty hours, the fire which originated in thc main factory o f the Wilson A Toomer Fertillizer works, on Talley­ rand avenue, nt . 3 a. m. Monday; musing destruction amounting to approxinratcly SI,000,000 damage to the riant and properties of the Ma­ son Forwarding Co., is still burning today. . ___ _ O f the United States destroy property to the value of one all the new fourth of buildings erected and fn a recent year the* proportion rcie to one half. See us for # *«~i” . ’ Tire Insurance! Com e in and talk it over todav. without obligation, of course, A .P . CONNELLY Hill Lum ber L THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND PRICE Corner 3rd and Myrtle Phone 135 ' . A L L KINDS O F . IN S U R A N C E . □ J a u iR E A L L S T A T E . J U SA N F O R D , F L A , J O ■ �THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, rA G E TWO. The Daily Herald should bo Itor to your homo every day. when they go back homo they hav.o something to tell, occause they have jrsbU akad CT(*r sriw n w n f lt r p i SuniUr M The Ilcra U DnlMInf. 107 M afnelU A ira o* Haaferd. H of Id a | tin-can Lurjat.* may. be set d wn ns the most valuable of Florida's visi­ tors, not Only for the Joy they receive buj for the happy, comfortable and Interesting life thejl live, and the rUllUMUERS strong possibility that they , will be. come permanent additions to our Editor R. J. HOLLY, population.— St. Petersburg Times. Secretary-Treasure, N. J. LILLARD, ,* -------------x---- - — General Manager ARMISTICE d a y c k i .e H. A. NEEL, I1KATION COMMITTEES A 4 r » r tU ln j H*ie» M »d* Known an A «U c»lU a Subscription Price.'in "Advance Ono Year --------------- i . . . . --------- $( Three M o n th s ------- -----------------$1 Delivered in City by Carrier One Week •________________ 15 Ce Member of the Associated Preaa. Parade—Col. Knight. Refreshments—Hodson Ball. Dancer—Ned Chittenden. Music—Hume Rumph. - Floats—P. A. Mcro. Tournament— C. M. Hand. Publicity— D. D. Whitcomb. Chairman to pick their committees. Parade to consist of school chib dren, Boy Scouts, various civic' and fraternal organisations. American y+++++<M ^*++++++*++ .5.+++iK+ T “.! *■. ' j I Sell It Specials for Thursday | Let Everyday } J.E. SPURLING Friday and Saturday ' . •; I] Real Sweet, Simon Pure Granulated Sugar, per lb. . . A jw /| | X \ / Sanford's Most Popular Hotel SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL Under Management of SANFORD WALTER B. OLSON All you can carry at this pric Get Them Our Spccialty— Scminole's Big things id store for Sanford. ♦ • • •• fam ous-^1 Sunday Dinner at the And they will make this city the best’ in the state. . ..__ • ♦ ♦— * —• cure a speaker fo r the day. Those things that the Herald has A la Carte Service all day been talking about for ten yc^ra. STATE HIGH 8CH 00L ATHELETICS TO BE IM­ Well, wo are to have those houses PROVED BY ASS N built. Only a few each month but if enough people start it will mean something. ELIGIBILITY RULE NOT TO BE OBSERVED UNTIL SECOND The CampbollLossing Poat will SEMESTER OF PRESENT wake them up here on Armistice Day. YEAR We should all turn in and help the boys celebrate this big day. • • •• Gainesville, O ct 6.—The Florida The tourists need a recreation State High School Athletic Associat­ place and Sanford is just , about to ion held their first meeting o f the atart one where they will bo‘ most present year on Saturday afternoon OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter­ comfortable this winter and it will be in the University o f Florida gymnO ur new Cold Storage Plant is -now in successful opera­ equipped with everything needed for asium, and discussed many important est quarter. Deposits made up until the questions bearing on the activities amusements. tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor­ • • •• o f the high schools over the State, tenth draw intesest from the first. Get ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lam b, Sausage, Veal, Liver, While the Southern Utilities Co., in atheletics this form. The most important action of the are fixing up their, electric lighting and every Packing H ouse Products. your deposits.in before the tenth to get plant we wish they would get busy meeting was the*waiving of the eligi­ bility rulo for the first semester of on the gas plant. interest this quarter. * .* •• | this year, owing to the fact that so ■ The many new firms starting in few of the schools, were acquainted Sanford this season shows the way with it at the beginning of the sensthe wind is blowing. •They know that son. This rule provides;, that no Sanford is offering and will offer man ts eligible to represent the school O u r delivery is prompt apd you’ll get courteous treat­ more in the business line in the next of which he is n member unless he ten years than any other city in the has passed at least four subjects dur­ ment and good service here — if you don’t, just tell the ing the semester previous to thd one state. that the State football te ms this falj will be of much better rtaRTthan was f CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.60 RESOURCES $1,150,000.00 + — Our many gnod" friends_lhmk_uiw -at f tnrt- thoccTtr t ♦ ■*11011111' nii-iii1 the Daily Herald -Notices were nlno sent to all high X F. P, Forster, President. B. F. Whitner, Cashier. whether they order it or not. We schools in the stnt that unless they X , . . ♦ know they want the paper but we were members o f the association they -y A. I«. Belts, Assistant Cashier > Z number of votes at said election shall SANFORD'S LIVE NEWSPAPER cannot anticipate their wants by would not be allowed to have any indeclared elected as said supervis sending it without orders. If you athetotic relations whatsoever with Among the exchanges that hnve or. want it tell the boy, tell F. P. Hines, those school* which were members. Dated this 5th tiny of October, or telephone the Herald office. Ev­ No doubt this will brine many new me into the Sentinel office is a copy 11)20, ery family in Sanford must take the members into the association. This Monday's Sanford Daily Herald, By order of th? Board of Supervis Daily Herald ami_jyc expect to camp association wds organized nt the -lich Tns again taken its plnce ors. on their door step until they do. State High School Trnck Meet Inst daily nexvspnpers. . • • •• • (SEAL) ERNEST 1L EVERY, April and wjU take care of all the among Florida's “ THE TIN-CAN TOURIST" utheletle < l i f f w h i c h mnv arise Under the efficient management of R2tc .n -----------Secretary,among tLa State High -aebools. IL J. Hfilly," editor! NTJ. Lilian!, sec­ retary and treasurer and H. A. Neel, - — - The expression "lin-cnn tourist" LAKE MONROE general mannger,- the Herald seems lias been used more nr less in doris- " L,,! fashion by Plbrid.i people and Florida newspapers. But the Lake The Friday afternoon exercise* nt Sounds funny to talk on land Telegram pictures tlm "tin-cnn the Public school nre becoming quite tourist.” ns he has been known in interesting. Mnny of the patrons Refrigerators— but this is OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS Florida, os n worth-while nart of the ayjtil themselves of the opportunity Town Crier, •HANK, ALIKE. Florida Winter population which makes Flor­ to Cislt the school and also enjoy the ida a strenuous season profitable. these exercises. Prof. Jacobs claBS, Heres how the Telegram regards drnnintizcd "Columbus nt the Court If there is any particular in which we may be of service, this class of winter tourists: W e have just received a of Spain” , recently which was veryNotice is hereby given, that on our management will highly appreciate your call. One of the most interesting and good. The ptiniurv gave the "Babes Thursday, the 28th day o f October, belated shipment of charming features of winter life in in the woods,,, nnd "The Boy Who Our Bcrvicc is Justified only as it is helpful to you, to this A. D.1020, at the hour of 10:00 F loridn is the tin-can tourist. community. hnted trees Inst Fridny nftosnoon. . They come from nil pnrts of the • The little ons o f ;T. J. Bell, have o’clock u. m., at the Court House at North. They include\farmcrs. busi­ beea enjoying n nice visit from their Titusville, Brevard county, - Florida, Refrigerators and WE ARE YQUR FRIENDS, HERE. ness men, an occasional professional grand-mother Mrs. Driggins of T i. the nmuial meeting of the owners of Ice Boxes . man, with their families and friends tnsville. the lands situated in the Upper St. who care little for high society, but Miss Frances Hawkins spent the John's Drainage District will he b f . . . . come here for rest, recuperation, week end with her sister nt Poland. held for the purpose of electing one T he price will sell then) mild amusement, and to esenpe the T. J. Mathews came home from member of the Board o f Supervisors, rigors of the winter climate. 1jikelnnd to spend the week end with who shall be u land owner of said this week. They rent "light hotisckcping" his fami’ y here. District, to serve for the term of rooms, iio their own shopping, rook three y«;ars nnd to succeed Frnnk I,. their own meals, nnd look out for I.ONGWOOD PICKUPS H O M E IN S TIT U TIO N Bills, now n member of said Board, their own comforts. For a time bewhose term of office expires on said Ing they are bona fide citizens. They The community was saddened take a keen interest in what is going Wednesday by the death of one' of its day- and to transact such other bus­ on about them. Sometimes they nre old citizens Mr. L. J. Hartley. Mr. iness* ns may properly come before tempted to. make invidious rompnri- Hartley hnd been nn invalid for the snid District. The person receiving the highest Hons, hut that is alwavs Hone in n pnst year. He leaves two sons, Mr. helpful snirit. Thov patronize the Jack Hartley nnd Charlie Hartley, movies- the stores, the garages, nnd both of Longwood and several grand­ -.flnfrnd their nintiev rnrefullv. but not C. A. M A T H E W S niggardly. Often they secure tem­ children. Mr. J. M. Waits left Sunday for porary employment, nnd become n Lakeland nnd other points. Wc REAL ESTATE in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you |„ valuable factor in the industries of certainly hate to see Mr. Waits and the state. A New M i n With the Old Pl r m Jeave Longwood. -* Tin- front porch is their social cen­ family A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Are. Miss Mildred Houston returned to ter. There they gather of evenings; her hryne in Sanford Saturday after If you do not save money how do you expect others to i lend you money? "To the family from Indiana gets nc- spending the week with Miss. Olive nuninted with the family- from Mis­ those that hare will be given" la true in the business world as In the Bible. The moral souri; the retired barber from Clove Dinkle. Longwood. is getting many now lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest It accumulates. land makes friends with the retired citizens. The past weok Mr. and farmer from Illinois;' people from Mrs. Robinson moved into the Dave mnny strttes and many conditions of ciousor place on Greenwood Lnko. CAPITAL $30, SURPLUS $15,000.00 life meet -on terms of the most intl- mid Mr. A. Y. Fdlllor ami family ■mate enunlity, exchange oxnrriencoR moved into the Rand place, both widen fb»Jr knowledge of life, and families' nre from Qrlnndo. l4 "m -=--T , i •>; -L i form life-long attachments. Wilber Waits is visiting his home The porch is an open forum for nil L ■ mnnner of vital questions. Politics f°Mr, Wvidrock nnd Mrs. West reand political lenders nre dissected from Maine Where tnrned Sunday _ without mercy. All the defects o f the they spent the summer, government are tabulated nnd the ------------- — remedy presented. Somebody is al­ In E v t t y GENEVA T he Finest F a ce B leach ever proways present who knows the big leag­ diicrd. Dow wonder* (nr a bad complexion. All ue baseball plnvers by sight. Some­ Mrs. K. Q. Greahnm arrived home drxlera or by null, |I-*S. Fr» Booklet. body else has shaken hnndR with Jack Dempsey nnd given him a few point­ last Friday after having spent sev ers nlmut his punch. Every subject eral weeks visiting her daughtersla in order, nnd everylnwly hns the Mrd. ( ’ lias. Chiles, o f Tampn, and Mrs. Joe Brown, o f Itivcrland. Mr. floor. It is n period o f keen enjoyment and Mrs. Brown, accompanied her T fo r the tourists, most of whom have home for a short visit. Miss Helen Moron went to see Dr. ( known the hardships of toil sufficient, ly to appreciate the joy of rest. And Ingram, the eye specialist at DoLand last week. Joe Leonard, of St. Augustine, vis Red his sister Mrs. Geo. Mathuex n counlo of <lnys last week. Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. A. A. Moran, Mrs. Aubrey Moran nnd chib dren were callers nt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McBride’s nt Oviedo #last Monday. Mrs. B. AxeMIanstn of Sanford, A . C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues spent the week end with Miss Helen XI-•* V ■ * Moran. Miss Anna Belie Flynt. of Georgia. PH O N E 62 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Flynt. is the guest of her tlncle and aunt, --------- —x------------ANOTHER GIFT TO t HOSPITAL t Aristos Flour— positively the best that money can buy. To introduce it Thursday, Friday and Saturday Herald Office 24 Pound Sack at uarter SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c Ball Hardware Company You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D v ’Y ellow Meal Farina Pearl Barley Petyjohn’s Quaker Quakies E gg Noodles Milk Spaghetti Milk Maccaroni Deane Turner Fruits and Vegetables Building Material Prime W estern Beef Today • The directors of the Fcrnnld Laughton Momorlnl Hospital grate fully acknowledge th<- receipt of One Hundred nnd Seven Dollars given by the Welfare Department of the Worn on’s Club of Sanford. Such gencr ous donations mnko tho operation of the hnsmtnl n pleasure, nnd assure itd continued success. , And everything else usually found in a first class market PHONE 105 402 SANFORD AVENUE BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER �JflUltsnAv, OCTOBER 7, 19?Q Ultle Happening* Mention of Mailers In Brief Personal Item* of Interest TITE SANFORD DAILY HERALD In and. About •£ The City dt TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure 1:59 a. m. 2:03 n. m ___ 11:45 a. m. 12:0? p. m - j-3d)5-p, m. 3:25 jK-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 Leesburg Branch Oveldo Branch ‘ town Crier. Hon. Cromwell Gibbons,-of Jack aonville. is among the prominent vis itors to the city for the past two days, bring s guest'at the Valdpx Ho" The man, friends of Mr. and Mrs. iger _are J. K. M ettL.._ _ glad-to welcome . utm back _______ them home ^for a two weeks "visy itTroitT.JacksonvlHe where they are The *MctUnger family living now. T! ' - __* . years i or moro lived here — for twenty^ and arej entwined in the hearts o f the Sanford people. Mr. Mettinger was the proprietor o f Sanford s largest la dry goods store for many years but is now engaged In the furniture busmess in Jacksonville. Just received an up-to-date line of ladies* coats and Bweaters, A. Kan. ner. 213.215 Sanford AVc. 3t Mrs. John Meisch and children have returned home after spending the summer id the mountains of North Carolina and also visiting tho old home in New York state, hav­ ing a most enjoyablo trip. Just received a new fall . line of t lilies’ and Gents’ W. L. Dougins Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Daily Herald for everything that going on. Is Mrs, C. W. Godwin has arrived in the city froni Jacksonville and will l ake hcr~po»ition wtth-thc’BuH' Hard'' ware Co., that she formerly occupied as bookkeeper with the old Fcrnald Co., severnl years ago. Mrs. Godwin is the wife of C. W. Godwin, thq ef­ ficient purser on the Clyde Line and she will spend the week ends in Jack­ sonville and tho balance of the week in apartments In the Welaka Block. The many Sanford friends pf this popular couple will be gl^d to know that Sanford will again claim them fpr citizens. been quite ill for a couple of weeks at the hospital in Sanford, will soon be able to be home again. Mr. fend Mrs. Harry Raban .have moved into Sanford for the winter and Mr. and Mrs. C. Rabnn have moved into the rooms vacated by them at Mrs. T. E. Wain right's. Miss Sadie Blackburn,' sister of Mrp. J. Tildcn Jacobs, arrived from Denver, Colo., and began her wprk in the Sanford school last week. She will stay with her sister and gd into town on tho West Side School bus. — Miss Winnie-Brown; ffTSanfora; REGISTRATION DATES Here are dates In reference to reg­ istration that it would be well for every woman voter and for others who did not vote in the spring elec­ tions to study. If you do not regis­ ter you cannot vote and every wom­ an voter must register. DEATH OF J. H. LEE, Masons, Attention! A special meeting of Sanford Lodge Nf>- 62 is hereby called for 2:30 p. m., Friday- Oct. Rth, at Ma­ sonic Hall, Sanford, tor tho purpose of conducting the funeral service nt Oviedo of deceased Brother J. IT. Io*e. This by request of Oviedo Ixidge. By Order of W. M. H. E. Tolar. Sec. PER P O U N D bish Potalatoes, 15 lb* 1 lb. can Crisco 1-1*2 lb can Crisco 3 lb can Crisco 6 lb. can Crisco 1 qt. can Wesson Oil 1 pt. can Wesson Oil Embest Not Olio She is'n niece of-M r- Zenr ovenn. Her mother died when she was an infant. George Harvey Steel, Ezolo Hasty, Clifford Bell, jr., nnd Frnnk CowanJr., arc some of the little C year olds out here to begin school life. Rev. Mr. Hillman, the presiding el­ der, will ho at Moone's station church to preneh Sunday, OcL 10th nt 1 o'clock .in' the evening, the quarterly conference meeting. Dr._ and Mrs. U. J .. Fay, - their slaughter. “Miss Susie nnd"'H nrry Weeks drove to Coronado Reach on Sunday in the Weeks car, picnicking, bathing and all the joys of n day nt the bench was theirs. A dnughter wa* born 4|> Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, SejA. 29. ARE YOU ONE OF THE FEW THAT ARE STICKING TO THE OLD STRAW? THEN YOU NEED TO SPEND A FEW MINUTES IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT. IT W O N T TAKE YOU LONG -TO SE­ LECT ONE OF OUR BERG OR LION HATS. MAYBE YOU WILL WANT TWO—A SOFT AND A DERBY. AND AS A REMINDER—IN THE W AY OF HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND PAJAMAS— YOU CAN GET MIGHTY SATISFACTORY SELECTIONS HERB. airs. J. W. Corley was quite ill with an attack of malaria but is aimut again-now. Bon Monroo has been quite ill, n rel&pse of an 'illness of some time •go. . •' ' Mrs. B. A. Howard Is at home from n visit in Okeechobee C^ty. wtith Mr. Howiml for n_w0ek..._____ _ ___ says they will not return to Snnfofd this winter. Their address will bo 111 Winter St., Danielson, Copn. Dr. nnd Mrs. -James lHirvlce drove up from Tampa last Friday to re main with their son, Ashley and fam­ ily for some time,. The doctor will try an outdoor life to benefit his health. Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Wtlmott were in the city today circulating among their many friptids. ‘ They -wllL antin' the French Shop some time in No­ vember and are -busy now with their big storo In Orlando. The French Shop la. vesy popular here during the winter months and tho many patrons will he glad to learn that it will re open soon. -405 Wr-Frrst Street Will Open for Business GoodTfiings ,to Eat T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD F o r S u b -S o i l i n g , R e a r i n g - o f f a n d S c r a t c h in g OVIEDO, Miss Naomi Strange, of Jackson­ ville, Is spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. R. R. Strange. W. B. Young nnd family have mov ed into their new home. Rev. W. E. Steinmycr is visiting his sister, Mrs. H. B. McCpIl this week. Mr. apd Mrs. II. W. Lawton spent Wednesday in Orlando. Francia Swope, of Rollins College spent the week end at home last week. Rev. L. E. \Vright, pastor of the Methodist church, is conducting a series of revival services at hla church this week. He Is assisted bv Rev. Chapman, conference evangel­ ist is doing the preaching in hip very forceful-and attractive way. *— Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo nnd Miss Palmer Argo have returned from North Carolina. Miss M. H. Sistrunk; left Saturday for Morrlston, Fin. L. II. Gore, o f Clemmons Hall, has opened a garage in the Smith building just below the Bank qf Ovie do. — R. R. Strange and family havo moved into the house formerly occu­ pied by W. B. Young and C. A. Bran­ non has taken possession of the house occupied by Mr. Strange. We will be glad to dem onstrate the labor-saving of this Machine to you on your LAKE MONROE Oh- how nice it is to have tho glor­ ious autumn days to come. Wc also have beoq having some very heavy rafns. Mr, Blalock has purchased the store of Mr. Mancie and is putting in a nice stock o f goods. Florida M Sfol TAK ES A N Y ORDINARY GARDEN TOOLS Five quarts o f gasoline will operate it for ten hours. No mechanic needed to handle it. We have them in stock with a complete line o f repairs and tools 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 Morris Creamery Butler lb. 68c 24 lbs Obelisk Flour - $1.85 12 lb Bags Obelisk Floor 1.00 Cranberries - * - 15c at. Sanford "Be Pr e s e n t a t t h e b o a r d o f t r a d e d i n n e r a t t h e v a l DEZ TONIGHT? IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE FEW THAT HAVE NOT TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET WITH THE MEN THAT ARB SPARING NO EFFORTS TO BUILD SANFORD. WHY NOT HE THERE TONIGHT? YOU WILL ENJOY YOURSELF. WE ARE SURE, AND AT THE SAME TIME YOUR PRESENCE ALONE WILL HELP, AS THE LARGER THE CROWD GROWS THE MORE IT INSPIRES THE OFFICERS ON TO BIGGER DEEDS. TRY AND BE THERE. County, State, National Elections. Clean-House-Physiclally, ENERGI­ — Oct. 9.— Registration books, both ZER. do It now. 166-5tc at courthouse and in the hands of district deputies will dose. This Is last date to register for general elec­ SUNDAY “SERVICES AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH tion. Oct. 9.— Last day to pay poll tax at county tax collector's office. Does Sunday School at 0:45, not apply this year to women .voters. Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Now. 2.—County, state and natlonChurch service at 11 and 8 o’clock. , The Rev. D. W. Browne will preach al elections. both morning and evening. EAST SANFORD. SURPRISE PARTY Mr. and Mrr. Nick Zernovcan are very happy at the safe arrival of A number of friends gave Mrs. their adopted daughter, Mnrinlca, John Bolly a surprise party Satur­ who reached here last Thursday at day evening, it being her birthday. ter landing in New York froip FinThe evening was spent in visiting land the previous Saturday. On and cards, and at a late hour light leaving Roumanla for America she refreshments >vcro served. A lovely trnvcled through Servin', Switzerland, birthday cake adorned with roses and Italy, France and Belgium to take the candles served as the attraction of Lapland at Antwerp but was to° late tho table. All present enjoyed the and had to wait* for the sailing of.the evening and left wishing Mrs. Bolly Finland. She was in company with many happy returns of the day. Mrs. n party whom tho consul in Rouman* Bolly was the recipient o f some very ia selected as chaperones for .the lit­ nice gifts. tle girl is not 15 years old ns yet Those prescnf^vevvi: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Zernovcan feel very McCrum, Mr. Snndatrnm, Mr. and much indebted to Mr. Whitper, of Mrs. Talbott, Mr. nnd'Mrs. C. Stooth- the National Bank and npnrcclato off and son, Mr. and Mrs. Witte and his securing the services o f the con­ children, Mr. Barcliff, Miss Beulah sul to arrange for Marinlea’a safety BUrcliff and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gut, enroute. A representative of the and Mr. and Mrs. John Holly. Irving Rnnk & Trust Co., in New The community was shocked today Don’t forget the Democrnfie rally at the corner of First street and to learn of the death of Hon. J. It. Park avynpo. next Snturdny night nt Ia‘c, of Oviedo, one of the oldest and most highly respect^ citizens of this eight o'clock. county. Mr. Lee had been in ill For birthday and wedding gins, health for the past two years nnd ht-o our line of China nnd silverware had been sent to n sanitarium about A. Knnner, 213*215 Sanford Avo. 3t a month ago where it was hoped that he would improve but his age was against him and he passed into the Friday’s Daily Herald will he the great beyond late yesterday avenihg. shopping guide for the readers hn\ The funeral will occur from the late init all the latest-prices an everything rosidence' at Lnke Charm nenf Oveidrr in the local markets Tmd Saturday tomorrow nftemoon at four o’clock, will be tho automobile edition giving being in charge of the Mnsons. air the latest done on nutomobltes Deceased had been a resident of nnd trucks nnd shop talk from the this and old Orange counties for the toys in the trade here. Watch the past fifty years and leaves a wife, five daughters and three sons to mourn tho loss of loving husband nnd father. The sympnthy of hun­ dreds of friends goes out to the he rrnved family In their hour of nfflic tion. PAGE THREE. SEE US AT ONCE wish' her success In her work tn San­ ford. Mrs. W. E. Price, Is able tn bo back in. In. school again after- having been operated on for enlarged tons.lt adenoids. Mrs, A*. A. Walnrlght, who � 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 07, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1920. 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IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’S SANFORD, FLORIDA, k V , . ' GREATEST VEGETAlBLE SECTION NUM BER 157 W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920 VOLUME 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES LAST MEETING T HELD MONDAY, OCT. 4 . . ON CLEVELAND INDIANS BY SAME SCORE 3 TO 0 tfc W . proof filing cabinet to be used in the county judge's office were here open­ ed. one bid by Mr. Schelle Mnincs, attorney for F. H. Rand, for one large Iron safe, and one bid by H. & W. II. Drew Co.- for one fire proof safe cabinet, nnd after due consider­ ation upon motion o f 0. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entzmingcr, nnd carried, the Clerk of this Bonrd Is instructed to purchase the filing cabinet from H. & W. B. Drew Co., for the sum of $738.05, payment to be made on or before April lstt.lS*.l. | Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by E. H. Kilbee, and carried, County Judge E. F. Housholdcr, is hereby Sanford, Fla., Oct. « h , 1020. 'authorized to purchase one Index ' System for use in hia office, approx­ imate cost o f $85.00. |. Motion of L. P. Hagan. seconded by C. W. Entzmingcr nnd carried, clerk is instructed to drnw warrants £ nJ;r»v and Commissioners L. 1. to transfer the sum of $5,00(1.00 from " « * " • L ' k l i " K i l b T i i . 1 . V, k the Fine nnd Forfeiture Fund, to the Rond nnd Bridge fund, i Motion of O. P. Swonc. seconded by % £ & . E- E; C. W. Entzmingcr, nnd carried, the Utaute. Of last meeting w » « road i clerk is instructed to drnw warrant . onnroved and ordered flic?!. •nd«PP „ u jjrady, here made re- •to trnnsfer the sum o f $1,000.00 from the Fine nnd Forfeiture Fun«L to the k m th ^B oird ia referonco to the General Fund. , . ", enforcement of tho game 'laws in Mr. H. B. Dougins- ri^ht o f wav agent for the' Southern Bell Tel. & H S f v S K S ' smith. Tel. Co., appeared before the Bonrd tt* T w n ^ t t V id in t a & f Of in reference to moving noles on the public highways of Seminole county, and on motion of L. P. Hngnn. sec­ £ S . & ? , m T * n J » " .raP ‘ ,0,V ° f S ' onded by O. P. Swope, nnd, carried. W. Entiminitcr. g Chairman L. A. Bromley ts hereby Kilbee. and carried. CkjW m ^ ^ authorized to sign n letter to the Southern Bell Telephone & Tel. Co.. - g - t t ; T e c . for Mrs. Shirley. directing them to move 140 poles in . Mrs S. it. Woods, appeared before this county, same to be designated , n" nnl in reference to the purletter. , . * t ^ o f r:! chain' at the Osteen Fero* said The following bills ngainst Horiby the county and °n motion f^C. W dn Groves Drainage District were approved by this board: #(,nrQ U I S ! nf S ’ carried, Mr. Woods proFred T. Willlnma ......... B. W. IJerndon - - - ....... W.‘ EntzmjnKer^RecMotion of O. -W-Entrminger, see~ T , r i . v O P. Swope, and cameo, onded by O. P. Swope, and carried^ emliHl by u- «• in ai man. as the appointment o f Mr. B- A f[ the following road is hereby nban* county * ns a - “public l i e ---doped hy the road. Beg. nt the forks of the West Longwood road, thence running west to intersect the present Palm Springs Board. nnd I-ongwood clay road. '“ IV AweMor A. V ll' Com C. W. Entzmingcr offered the following resolution and moved it adoption, which was duly second­ ed bv Com. E. H. Kilbee. Whereas, certain pt/hficnl condi­ t J d to bo -correct end tions hnvc nrisen in Seminole coun­ tv Florida, which in our opinion, as good Democrats should be seriously missioners. ., considered nnd promptly acted upon State of Florldn bv the Democratic Executive Com- BED CROSS GIVES -MONEY ‘ FOIl FA M IN E AND DISEASE Many Matters Of Im­ portance Before Board ; ROADS PRESERVED1 ’N if A S i f t a *r; d r Th« AitM U U d PttM.) Big'Crowd Witnesses Second Game Of _ Series . WEATHER~WAS FINE W ASH ING TO N, Oct. -fl.— The American Red Cross today appropri­ ated half a million dollars for the alleviation from suffering caused by famine and pestilence In many o f * t the far eastern countries. . niGGEST POLICE C H I E F ______ IN UNITED STATES _______ . MADE IDEAL CONDITIONS FOR (By Th» iWKUUi T fu .) HOME ROYS TO SOAK G REENVILLE. S. C., Oct. 6.— THE CLEVELANDERS Greenville retnins its claim to having the biggest police chief In tho United States ns the result oi me ciecThe Herald gives only the nbbretion of J. D. Noe who weighs 335,'in ted report by Innings today as arpounds and stands seven feet high. , rangements could not be completed ________ x________ .fo r tho full leased wire service tho GOVERNOR COX CLEARS , * » na Kitting the Idea that the chArgUP HIS BUSINESS D E S K .cs mado by the telgraph company ______ i was too high nnd as tboy did not (Sr t u Aitocitud come across the wire was not conD AYTO N. Oct. 8.— Governor. Cox tinued. Meantime the Herald xyill Tills pnlnilng. ahlrh bangs In Natlonnl Headquarters of the American left for Columbus todnv where, ho |KCt the results by innings and bo the Red Cross. Washington, depicts the homage of America's lighting will clear up his executive business first paper on tho street with tho American womanhood ps inoblUred for service In the World Wsr toy imt before leaving tonight on his second results o f the games each night. I f •rgsnlzstloii. It Is the collaborative scientific und art creation of Major extensive campaign tour which will (there is Insufficient interest In SanJoseph Gray Kltc|fell, late, of the General Htnff. U. 8. A., and F. I.uls Mor*. tnke him into Krntuflfy. Tennessee, ford over the ball names to get up it.iiintill nn.l Illinois tho money for the leased wire this of the New York School of Art*. The face of the central figure Is a composite Indiana nnd Illinois. , . 'service of the Herald will give tho of the feature* uf a thousand Red Cross workers selected far the purpose resorts nnd probably fill the want i just ns well as tho full leased wire I service. Tho Brooklyn team and the : Cleveland team do ’ not scent to ex- . 'cite much interest nnd the old time > pen is lacking here in baseball cir­ S& ’ cles and the fans, feel that they do not care enough nbout either team to spend any money on tho series. Should they want' tho lenscd vcjre tho telegraph compnny will • give them . this service any day that it should be ordered. Following is the game in results o f each ininngi-• First inning: Clevelnnd 0. Brook­ lyn!. Batteries: Clevelnnd. BngbF__ • . * ■JTTEAMER-“ OLY-MPIC-—BRINUIW?W A S GERMAN SH IP T H A T AL Miller. FAM ftU S TE M PE R AN C E LE C TU R ­ TEN M ILLIO N S TO AM ER­ Cleveland. 0, .. inning: LIES IIA I) RECEIVED BY Second ER NOT LIKED IN * ICAN BANKS. PEACE T R E A T Y . . Brooklyn 0 E NG LAND Third inning: Cleveland 0. BrookHr Ttio A ,*o c i»t»« r>*«*) iBr Th* At»**l»l*4 Pr*»* > lyn 1.. , b t TJi» t i u d i l t l PrtM ) Cleveland 0. Fourth inning: NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—The ship­ PARIS. Oct. 8.— Tho Interallied LONDON. Oct. 6.—•"Pussyfoot” ment of ten million dollars U) g»hl Brooklyn 0. . , . Johnson, the great American tem­ t’oniniission is in Berlin investigat­ Fifth inning: Cleveland 0. Brook­ perance advocate, narrow v escaped ing the burning of the Germnn stenm- arrived here Today from England on the steamship Olympic. Jhis is snid n mob who interrupted his meeting ,-r Ilnmhurg which was just' contto he the largest single sKipment | * Sixth inning: Cleveland Qs- Brook last night nt Rending. The m»b at­ ever brought to thts country. It was ivn o. ,tinted nnd turned over to the Allies tacked the building nnd broke in thi ir.sing: Clevelnnd 0. Seventh doors. The police conducted Johnson jn accordance with the peace treutj. I consigned to the Federal R-scrve Uhle now pitching for Banks. f p^-oUvn 9 to safety through n rear door lean­ The ship was the largest ever built. --------- a----------Cle< - lard ing through n cemetery. Johnsons V in iJ 2.000 tons larger than the , Ei- hth inning: Cleveland 0. Brook meetings were also opposed in Wales recently. While in London ln*t win­ Uvlathiun. formerly the Vaterland, Clevelnnd 0. Brook'. U t i < A l l : ' |lr " v ?-th tnnln„ ter he had one o f his eyes put out seized during the way hy th** Unit­ by rough Handling of studinto who ed Rtntes. ganged film while he was sneaking. Score hv Inning. R IT K (V 7 1 Brooklyn t b « County o. ! n> Whereas, -we feel jhnt the urgent necessity of the prompt -considera­ V .Iri'rT 'h c ro b y common,lr,I to tion of said mntters should he coll.-, t out o f the real estate and brought to the immediate ntcntion of personal property, and from each of the Democrntie Executive Commit­ ' the persons and corporations nnrnei tee of Seminole County Florida. tee oi oviiini'x* v ” - - * ' - . m, , in the annexed rol, the U Y Therefore. Be It Resolved. Hint down in each roll DppoRite vnfh nan^ the Clerk of this Board lie and ho is roriKiration or parcel o f land therei hereby instructed without delay, to described, nnd in case tw e * »o ‘ m write to the Chairman of ^ e Demo­ posed are not pnld nt the t 3 |Ptr.0 cratic Executive Committee qf Semi­ scriherl by law. you are to wJfe^Abe nole County, stating that in the op­ same by le w nnd sale of the n ' s inion of this Board a special called and chattels lnnds nnd tenements so meeting of said Executive Commit­ assessed, or of the person or corpt.r- tee should be held at Sanford. M o­ ntit.n so taxed, nnd nil sums co" ^ 1 nt nn early date to consider said cl for ths stntc tnxes you nr« to pay mntters and to take immediate nc•to the state treasurer nt such tint iinn with reference thereto. s. may he required by Uw and at I* Be It Further Resolved that [th is th.- same time you are to pnv to th« Resolution he ordered ublished in the legally nualified depository the Sanford Herald a newspaper . sums collected for County Tn* 1 • published in ‘Sanford Mo ' trirt school tnxes nnd other spcfin Adopted this, the 4th day of Oc­ taxes; and you are further ren tober. A. D. 1020. t . . . to make nil collectlonn on or (Continued in tomorrow s issue) the first Monday In April: before the first Monday In JuW you M cSW EENEY W EAKER will make n final m *>rt »o and set­ tlement with the Comptroibf • LONDON, Oct. 5.— (By AssocinlCounty Commissioners.vA U G H A N f ed Press).— Prison physicians an­ nounced this moroing that the ronAssessor of Tnxes. dition of Lord M ajor MaeSwinney Seminole was unchartgexl on the fifly fifth day Communlention from J* • of tho hunger strike. • Dumns. of A. C. I* Rread nnd on motion o f c mincer, seconded by O. P. ’ and carried, same is referred to A lornev George A., DeCottes. to tn up with Mr. Dumas the matter crossing on the Orlando road, a adlust same. _ , Motion o f C. W. Entzmingcr. seronded bv O. P. Swone. nnd earned. Sunt I. M. Wynn. Is instrocted to po to Altamonte and get bill . <) ______ as prenaretl by Engineer \\ and deliver name to Mr. J. C. Jacobs, FOUR NEGROES IN J A IL FOR nt the Geneva Bridge, nt once. •MURDER OF PROM INENT Motion of L. P. Hacan. s ^ « nX * FARM ER. \ hv O. P. Swope- and carried, that ine MILLIONS STEAMER IN GOLD ! JOHNSON! HAMBURG SHIPPED IN BURNED MOBBED JACKSONVILLE • t MAN MATCHES " " {PRESIDENT , 4" „„ ARTHUR MEIGS A M ) W IF E I)() ' N A T E $500 TO DEMOCRAT1C CAUSE. WILL RALLY IN SEMINOLE VETERANS FILL HOUSTON i v n v VOR K Or* fl —The weather for the second game of the world G R A Y -U .A I) W ARRIORS H AVING '.rics for the base hall ! .1|eVK- warmer than yesT IM E OF T IIE IIl L IV E S 'IN I .xi»»,«,.:.h the Clevelnnd Amerlcnn* TEX AS C IT Y . iwert slight fnvorites, the Brooklyn I fans nre not discouraged bv the de{by TIm Ai4M>*Ud r,»4. ) f«.»t of yeaterdav nnd early liegan EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CALLS HOUSTON. Texw Oct. fl.— M ith arriving at the park. y. °r ul>ON MBM„ EK8 OF P A R TY greetings over thnt removed the Clevelnnd. n"d Crimes, for Brooklyn -jo >|AKE CAM PAIGNS friendship of many years ugp uitd nres of their respective teams, ex­ ______ amidst melodies that carried them pected to he opposing pitchers. . There will be spcaltfng dates In hark to the nnte helium days or «lnys every part of Seminole county if the when thev marchi^l in battle to the JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 0.—Arthur plans of the County Democratic L x ­ same tunes, vvtcruna of the Confed­ ! ccutivc Committee arc carried out as erate reunion assembled for huslMeigs und wife, of this clly* matched President Wilson's donation [made at the meeting today In too ness today. The chiyf interest cen­ tu the Nntionnl Campaign Commit­ ! court house. There were ninny rous- tered in n commander to succeed 'in g talks made nt the meeting by tee by giving their cheek to Arthur George A) DeCottes, J. J- Dickinson, General Van Znndt; who will not stand for reelection.' General Julian Y. Milam, Finance Chairman of HorJudge Householder - «n « Judge St. Carr of Durham, N. C., is men­ Schelle Mnines and the following res­ tioned ns his successor. The nnnunl 1,1Mrf.° M d g !' nnd his wife are mere­ ly good, true Democrats, .lto n * n olution was offered and passed by parade will he h«ld on Friday when . , the tity will receive still further re­ never aspired to any politic* P0* ; thisW committee: H E R E A S , It Is the sense of this inforcements in A'isitors nnd ninny SEND IN YOUR C O N TR IB U TIO N S tioft. nnd never expects to, lust ne committee that in order to preserve thousands arc thronging Houston to AN D HELP d e m o c r a t s simply believes that It Is tor the best the Integrity oC the Democratic party On t o v i c t o r y . nay their respects to the hoys in Interest of the people of this country • *" that the Democratic National ticket and Democratic principles R i» ex­ gray* Contributions for the Democratic succeeds, and that o f the league of pedient that public meetings be held at an early date in each preejnet of PROHIBITION ELECT. ' enmpaign to be sent to the treasur­ nntiona'tHumphs. . *„ , , ORS CERTIFIED er o f the Democratic National Com­ Mr. Milam reports that various Seminole county. THEREFORE. ,Bt It Reso ved. mittee will be taken her® nt the counties in Florida arc already st work collecting funds for the Nat­ That each committeemnn of Seminole . T A LLA H A S S E E . Oct. 9.— Satur­ Herald office and the names given ional Committee, and he respectfully county shall without delay arrange day was the Inst day for candidates credit In thin space each week. Any urges that nil contributions be sent ! a meeting in the prwlnct where he to certify to the secretary of state o f the loyal Democrats who wish to M at the earliest moment to the treas­ resides to be held under the auspice* and have their names go on tho bal­ make n contribution no matter how urer. Arthur T. Williams No. 7 W. of the Democratic Executive Commit­ lot In the general election. The fo l­ small, should glvo it In nnd giving It lowing presidential ele--to*s wcio cer­ will know thnt It is going for a good Forsyth Street.. Jacksonville. Mn. tee of Seminole county and Mr. Milam further reports that let­ the chnirlnnn of this committee of tified by the prohibition party:. W. cause. The following have sent In ters nnd telegrnms from Nntionnl the date of said meeting so that the It. Ilrynn. Chnrlotte R. Coffin, R. A. their contributions! Seminole County Democrat­ Headquarters nre most encouraging, committee may supply public speak­ McAuley, W. N. Nanny. W ps'°y_C ic Eve. Committee.------ $50.00 Richards and Ernest M. Smith. The and that Gov. C o» has been greeted ers to address said meeting. The following-dates were arranged name o f John T. Weathers, as a can­ J. J. D ickinson------------ • 25.00 hv ovntions at every point where he forthwith: u . didate for the statements from the Sanford, Saturday night- October 13th district was certified at the last SEN ATO R H ARD ING R E A D Y It is gravely important that, funds I * FOR E X T E N S IV E TOUR he sent nt once- In order thnt the Oth. on the public streets. hour by the Republicans. . Lake Mary. Monday nh'ht, Oct. 11 same may be telegraphed to the Natcle-k advertise for the sale o f tour d r Th* a »mcuu4 r»*4* > .* M aeCLENNY. Fla.. Oct. C .- (B y innal Headquarters, ns hundreds of at school house. T R Y TO BRIBE FED ER AL MEN. ; - males bv the countv, purchasers to . A Altamonte ami Ixingwood at LongI M ARION- Oct. fl.— leavin g today thousands of nieces of Associated Press).— The situation is «ee Mr. L. A. Bromley, chairman, or * (Br AnwUtW rnu.1 i for tho Middle West Senator Harding thc wood Hotel Wednesday night. Octo­ Mr. J. M. Wynn. sunt, o f road camn. quiet here today, following tho lynch­ must be Immediately " 'P 1 ber 13th. • v, • , . voters in every state of the Union. K E Y WEST. Oct. fl.— Giving their begina a speaking tour that will keep Commissioner C. W. Fntzmineer ing yesterday o f three negroes and Oveido arid Gahrlellc 'at The white women o f Duval County names os Louis Epstein and Rubey him nwnv from home almost contin­ offered the following resolution and th<^ shooting to death o f four others hour* nn Monday nlffht* Oct. 18tn. arc very much aroused and are dili­ Lubctsky. nnd their home nddrosa ns uously until late In October. The move,l Its adoption, nnd Commission­ Chuluotn nt school hou*e Tuesday Detroit, two men walked into the itinerary will Include Tennessee, be­ gently nt work in behalf of the Nnter O. P. Swope, duly seconded toe In a manner unknown,- but further !nnnl ticket, and n gren^ vote will h*1 night. Oct. 19th. „f . . custom house-here Monday afternoon ing eight state* in nllj that will be trouble Is Jcared in the event of the *nmp: . i.* tn '•led 'b y them in Jacksonville and , Geneva, ot town hallt 15 ednesday and offered three custom house nTrtc- ‘ toured before the candidate goca Whereas. It has been bronght to capture .of the fifth negro who is night. Oct. 20th. county. . ints *2,000 per week if they would 'east. our ettrnMnn that henvv tractors, ■being sought as one of the slayers o f Puvnl All loval Democrats are called up­ nermit the passage of hooie from Coneressmnn Frnnk Clark jyill nr»nd iliac bnrrows. operated bv rivp this week nnd will make several on to nttend the meetings and nil Culm to the United States. They of- County. State, National Elections. line motive nower -nre popstantlv I John Harvey, a prominent fnrmer. is addresses in Florida during the pres­ those xvho expect to become Demo, forrd 9*000 ns nn ndvnnce payment traveling upon nnd grentlv damaging 'captured. The three negroes lynched rents. All wbo can nnd will sneak n for the first cnrlond of goods, which Oct. 0.— Registration hooks, both •he of hard surfaced roads of nre said to be implicated in kllHnjr ent month. this great cause nre invited toJ o in thev snid would be Cuban grapefnut nt courthouse nnd In the hand® o f —--------- x-----------Feminojo Countv. Florida. of-H arvey lost Saturday nigh*. All the squadron composed o f J. J- Dick­ with 58 crates o f fruit containing district deputies will close. This la R EG ISTRATIO N DATES Therefore. Re It Resolved. Inal arrested were inson. Judge Householder. Geo. A. ,n Inst dnto to register for getiernl clecthe Sheriff of Scmtnolq ConntVj h» but a ritob forced the DeCottes nnd Judge Schelle Mninen ,inThe men were taken Into custdv to de* Here are dates In reference to reg­ end Ro Boreh" ln«*P1,,t « i ' n liver the keys and the prisoners were istration that it would be well for who have already offered their *erj bv the custom house officials- and l '°0ct. 9.— Last day to pav n^ll tax that the laws of the St»*e of y 1or' <’p taken out and shot to death. every woman voter nnd for others vices to the executive committee and within on hour's time had been ar­ st eountv tax collector’s office. Does . are rigidly enforced with rc‘Yer°f,£ . --- r— — X— -------not nnplv this year to women voter*. who did not vote In the spring elec­ have been accepted. ' There arc many to the dnmnges of hlehwav- bv th The Atlantic FisH Company, one tions to study. If you do not regis­ other good sneakers In the eountv raigned before Federal Commission­ Nov. 2.— County, state and nation­ e r Lawrence P. Warned. The men ela*« of u'«btel»s above nfWribM. of the largest in tho »Ute, ha. open-, ter you cannot vote and every wom­ who are Invited to jolt^ this great al elections. . * . , put up $2,000 cash bond each. . A d o p t ,t h «». the 4th day o f Oc; ed business' at Moore Haven and will movement. • an voter must register. tob— A. D; 1920. . . . . become permanent. , •7 W• Bids for the .purchase of ope lire iBr Th» A i4« l » t * « l rn u.) CONTRIBUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND LYNCHING OF NEGROES AT ; MACCLENY * .. ' - ■ . ; & 1 M jjnaoMy*-*- - • t •‘stiffiiaep irsTy: -9 ’ Thine Is the Glory �THE SANFORD DAILY nBRALD P A G E FOUR. TUE8j)A Y^QClQflEft^ Govemor—Dr. F. C. Whitaker. L'yngressmab...lst D litrict^C . W. Smith. ‘ Congressman- 2nd District.— W. L. Case.' * Congressman, 4th District — Earl Hunt. . No candidate fo r third district. Railroad Commissioner.— Geo. C. MeDougal. IRENE CASTLE in YO U SHOULD STU D Y N A M B 8 OF T H E P R E S ID E N T IA L ELECTORS. An Ametuer “Wife CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The ballot to be'voted at the gen­ eral election in November will be * . /. #■ . ’• ^ lengthy, because there will be a full .Democratic ticket, and practically lull Republican ticket for national and atatd officers, and an almost CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES fu ll national and state ticket offered Minimum Charge for any one Ad 25c by tho Socialist) party. One Time, per word.. There will bo nothing on the bal­ Three Time, per word. lot to show tp which party thcae nominee! belong; therefore it will be wise fo r voters to study tho list be­ low and memorize the- names o f the party which offers thdm, . so when the election comes they can wote . Intelligently. Thia is especial­ ly important to. the women voters, who will votd the first time. It muqt HARRY PRATT JUDS0N be borne in mind that to vote for Jamea M. Cox, Democratic nominee fo r president, you must place an X mack befora the names o f the SIX D E M O CR ATIC P R E S ID E N T IA L COM M ANDER OF CONFEDERATE ELECTO RS. . Memorize.; these six names thoroughly. There w ill be at V E T E R A N S DOES N O T W A N T * least eighteen names under the pres-, FOR R E N T— P artly furnished upADDED HONORS. idential electors part o f the ballot stara flat. Four rooms, bath, at the.N ovem ber election, but only dtchenette, porch, modern conven­ six o f them are representing the iences. Apply 717 East Second S t Democratic party. The other names 156-6tc under that heading will be rearcsentatives of the Republican and Social­ TO R E N T or for sale, large wareist parties, and possibly other par­ . house with railroad siding.— Chan. ties. Florida ia normally Democrat­ Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. ic by from CO,000 to 70,000. major­ . 16C-tfc ity, but with so many new voters, and the Republican party busy as it SA LE S LA D IE S W AN TE D is th iy year, it is possible that un­ loss the Demodrata turn out and vote Owing to our ever increasing bus­ solidly for their presidential electors, iness wc can use a few extra sales­ there cpuld be a split ticket. ladies for Saturdays. W e Jired a Study the following list and mem­ A N A R C H IS TS HAVE few bright, active young ladies who S TA R TE D HUNGER STR IK E orize the Democratic nominees: can make themaclvaa useful in our business if proven satisfactory can Presidcntial Electors— Martin Car­ A N C O N A. Italy, Oct. 5.— (B y Asget steady position at a good living aballo,. P. W. Corr, Charles E. Jones, sociatetj. Press)-—Sixty persona arwage. Apply mornings at 0 a. m. W. V. Knott, J. G. Sharon, G. B. to Mr. Bromberg.— Surprise Shoe Harry Pratt Judson Is tha (resident Wells. >* • Store. Sanford Avenue, near. Third United States Senate— Duncan U. *f tha University of Chicago/** street. ' *‘ 156-tfc Fletcher. ' Congressman 1st District— H. J. F O R S ALE — 3 miles out, nice new Drnne. W A N T E D — Parrott cages Adress bungalow, with several acres o f land. Congressman, 2nd District — J. II P . 0. Box 845. 5-Ctp. Price $5,000. Terms. Conelly M ag­ Smithwick. W H E A T PRICES GO LOW ER Congressman, 4th District — J. W nolia Ave.‘ 1 ; CHICAGO. Oct. fl.— (B y Associat­ Seam. W AN TE D TO RENT, BU.Y OR Governor— Carv A. Hnrdce. ed Press).—’Wheat prices 1 opened LE ASE — 1 to 6 room house. Fur­ Secretary o f State— II. Clay Craw here today nt the lowest o f the sea­ nished or, unfurnished. Address at son, December being - quoted- 193. ford. Attorney General— Rivers JL Bu once. R K G, car* o f Herald. . dh-tf Corn; and onts were*in.sympathy nnd the onions made the potatoes water Comptroller FO R S ALE — 1 National Cash regiq at the eyes. . ____________ L__ Opening Will Last Four Days Beginning Tomorrow Two Reel Rainbow Comedy ‘Won By A Nose” Tomorrow—May Allison in “Fair and Warmer VICTORY HMPQ TO F|T y o u r U r lC O PO CKE TO O O K LC an S a va You M onay - ;. F. LAN E “ The Real Estate Man” »• as sos n ,« Daily Service Phone 66 (FARMER S DAY) being p LEGAL H O L I­ D A Y in the State of Florida the banks of ' * SA N FO R D will be closed for business on lhaf date - FOR THE FIRST . COMPLETE HOUSE BILL ~ CARTER LUMBER CO. for WOOD GAS and OIL ' . ■ oo oo o’ L a r g e s t and most complete line ever shown in Sanford These stoves were b ou gh t on a low m arket and will be sold very cheap for DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE T IL L YOU GET OUR . PRICES . M ED AL C E R T IF Y -CATES AR E H E RE Victory Medal certificates for ex­ officer* enlisted men nnd next-of-kin have been received by the Local* Post of the American I-egion. I f these certificates nro forwarded to the Adjutant General’s office by the last of this week, it is possible that we tnav have our medals in .time for the Armistice Day Celebration. A booth will bjj erected on the comer o f First street nnd Magnolia avenue, with one of the local officers' irf charge. * Re sdre to cnll there Wednesday, I ’oniTessmanv 2nd District October 6th. bringing your certifi­ cate of discharge, so that a tnjo copy Cuhherly. No candidates I for Third nnd mav he forwarded with your applica­ Fourth. tion. Governor—Gcorye Secretary of St at M ERRY GARDEN TOOLS Attorney GeneralComptroller— W. H. Northrup. D.t S. Hickey, of Cleveland, repre­ Treasurer— F. E. Hunt. senting the Atluntic 'Machine Co., Superintendent of Public Instrucmakers of the celebrated) Merry Gar­ * ' den tools, wns in the city todny nnd tlon—J. E. Judkin. Commissioner o f Agrictuiture.— placed the local agency for these • ’ tools' with Lee Brothers. The Mer­ Newell B. Hull. Justice o f Supreme Court— F. W ry Gnrden tools are the sen?nticm of the age, doing all kinds o f light Marsh. N. B. K. Pettingill. Rnilroad Commissioner— Geo. C, plowing nnd cultivation and joy of joys to the tired business men. the Merry Gnrden pushes thd lawn mow­ er for you. It nlso operates pumps, cream separators, washing machines, saws, etc. Some chicken is Merry Garden. Rekd the advertisement in this issue ami' s£e the machine nt Lee Brothers store. Town Crier. W ANTED.— A Goc "Mule, 1 C. M. Berry Daily Fashion •Hint Get That Delicious esoinc ROOMS AND BOARD— with Mr*. Nixon, 1Q9 i.lst street, over 5c and lUc Store. I it. ne 44. lS-’ tc GEORGIA GROWN CABBAGE PLANTS W ill gow very fine heads set this month in your section. Etarly jersey, and Charleston Wakefield, Flat Dutch Express $2.00 per thousand, prepaid mail 300, $1.00; 500, $1.50; 1,000, $2. Buncombe eollnrds same price. PA R K E R FARMS, ++-M-S W. R. Itn A N , Prop. H. A . HALVERSON, Mgr FOR SALE .— Ford delivery truck tab body. Phono 166. 7.3tc. FOR SALE .— Good Oliver typewrit­ er. Can be seen at Herald Office F. L. Green West Side. 7.2tp. r O K o A L b — 2 story, six room dwelling centrally located,- best part of town. $4-750. Two thousand cash. Connelly, Magnolia, ave. W ANTED to buy Remington Auto Loading Shot Gun. Address Box 110 Sanford, Fla. Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS A N I) P ITC A R N AGED VARNISH ES. W A L L PAPER S, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and R A W LINSEEDi OIL, ,Seo us before buying your supplies. W e can save you money. Rough and Dressed Lumber and . Builders’ Supplies Mother’s Bread A n d Everything in Baked Goods Pies, Cakes, Pastry. Baked by Experts in Their Line U nder the-* Best Sanitary Conditions FOR R EN T—5 room J'apartment, partly furnished or unfurnished. Tel. 426. 156-Gtp Is now ready to serve the trade in this part o f Florida in everything in The Place Where You ean an S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S - LUM BER PRICES ARE LO W ER and this is the time to build the home that you have been wanting so long A SEMI-MOURNING MODEL. Lustreless wliito pcau do solo with dull black linos and figures running through It is charming for this semi­ mourning costume. Tho Bhawl col­ lar Is of black crepo and tho vent of georgette embroidered in black French knots. The fronts of tho ex­ tended blouso taper Into narrow.ends which are draped about the-flguro la sash oflocL Six yards 40-Inch ma­ terial, with yard crepe mako tha dress. Pictorial Review Waist No. 5148. Bites, 34 to 42 Inches bust. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 7830. Sites, 24 to If lachta walot, Price, 20 coats. See us for Prices on Materials o f Ail Kinds in Building Supplies Carter L u m b e r Com pany Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford �P A G E TWO. ■fijBD&EflD AY , ■flC TO BE ini' - »■ m PablUJml • *«*, ■farnMii *u*p< Humlo «t Tk« ile r t U llulUln*. 1ST Mixnolla AY nine Htnlord, Fl«Mt | i-t'iH.is units • Editor R .J . HOLLY, N. J. LILLARP, Secretary-Treasurer General Manager II. A. NEEL, ■ A d ie t lliln i THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD *T*f£=W5-*. l l d n M dd« Known an Application Suhscrirtion Price in Advance Qno Y e a r ____-- j--.—— ______ .$6.00 Threo Months _______ - ____ ____ $3.00 Delivered In City by Carrier One W e e k ---------------------- 15 Cents Member of the Associated Press, ’tlStf Ifto' Tribune story. The cnforce- liivtit o f the prohibition laws are strange but tnc strangest part o f mem b> the manner in which- the facts are kept from the newspapers ..mi there Imve been several cases in this county where the- government officials would not Rive the paper tnc real facts considering it a "dark and dangerous secret” and it must have been. If the officials.' who made thnt big raid on W arner and captured several citizens with stills on them will g it v us the true facts in the case we-would like to make them public. As it is none o f the .county officials know anything-about •it. And then—there h ____‘ many j “ shiners" capills destroyed* many sent to _jail ntijl tured. l____ . many fined by our city and county officials flourishes. , — but it “ still" flourishes. THE ONLY WAY William H. Rankin- president o;’ one o f the greatest advertising agen­ cies in this country and an expert in every known form o f advertising, Some enterprise in the addressed a meeting o f business men Herald. in N ew ' Orleans recently, and among other things he said: JuBt another instance o f what you “ Newspaper advertising hclned to get by having a daily. win the war and has come into its own— very largely, I think, because The big world’s scries laid down at o f the splendid work done through your door each evening hours before you could get ih from another paper. • • * ery war-time activity. Nearly every do not care for the deportment in Washington is clamorhut it all comes in the ing for paid newspaper advertising r tho daily newspaper space. The army has just complete^ au the dope on tho ball a successful campaign, spending ovSweeney, on Cpx and er $200,000 in newspapers. And a irndy and the lesser campaign costing even .more is being pushed to secure naval enlistments. • • . Seventy-five per cent o f all money ifcdy purchase their appropriated by Undo Sam goes Into ‘ Board of Trade ban- newspaper advertising.” u cannot get them atThat certainly ought to be ot in­ row as the hotel man- »er*st to Sanford merchants, v nnyi to know how many body, for that matter, who has some­ where will bo in the thing to soli. I f Unde Sam spends threefourths of his advertising mon• • • cv in news papers, isn’t it pretty good iernld is only making argument that newspaper advert iseek and. getting ready i>ig *■ better than any other hind, per later on. It will Docsn t it show that it Ix-ats bill> on more pages with board and fence signs and loud and iopc will grow better iruudy stuff stuck nlonjr the nif^nways? Isn’t It pretty good nrgu• ♦ * ment that, to get the worth o f your hundreds o f people advertising money the biggest part or houses, for apartit— at least three-fourths o f it dace to stay o f name must he spent for newspaper atlyerord had five hundred f>s{nK7 , , thdre ; would b t ^ T iv e - i o u r ^ d e Sam’-s-'ev^wta are the families added* to the- - ^ ^ . a d v e r t is in g i—n :i thr-world. DOffALD WniTCOMB IS Tho Dally Herald should itor to your home every <!•> AN ARTIST, ALL RIGHT FARM ER L A D S -W IL L C A R R Y OFF RIG FRIZES A T S T A T E FAIR (Bjr The A l t M l i a l F r* u .) Y OUR Dents are your Advisers. Bents are Just Tendencies. Every­ one has fham. They are horn with you. Wise people are thoso who listen to their Advisers— who consider their Dents. Each one of your Dents should he carefully considered In silent Con­ ference. And that Conference should he Personal utid Serious. For— Every Man, sooner or later, may DIXJOME what fats Bents ARB. > Neglect not a single Bent that Is w'UJiln ymK buWw plaster over. It, cul* ding. Become what you are F ITTE D to become. Exert every faculty and use every ounce of energy to this end. It Is good sense io belieVo that you know your own Bents better than any-* one else. Ami you hnve tho nssurnnce ever with you that— Every iimnt sooner or later, may RHCOME what his Bents ABB. Franklin followed his own Benta and became.a World figure, Instead of following the Bynts Hint his Father seemed to see in him In desiring him to^tM*eotnc:BCh-rgyimin/"Torn\ni "need" no ndvisors if you will but atop long enough to search out and look your Bents squarely in the face. And If you follow your Bents Courageously and without discouragement, you will j thep be able to feel to the full, the! truth of how blessedly Happy Is the man who has FOUND win work. - The many new buildings contem­ plated in Sanford will relieve the congestion another year hut what : are. we going to do this year? There) COLLEGE BOYS CANOE are plenty of^Snnford people tvjth FROM W ASH ING TO N money to invest who could build more homes: Anil those who do not rnre to build could piff their, money Capture Deer Near Georgetown On Thursday. in the Sanford Building & Loan As­ sociation ' and hnve a double invest- , • » — one for themselves nful one A very exciting experience occured near Georgetown on E^terville' for tile city. and MingO ( 'm*k fin TlmruHnj^lwp. Member ~ifith; VPhFTT young ' Lawrence WE REJLUEY .ARRESTED H. Randall and Uriel C. Junes, two college boys o f Washington, D. C. were making their way into George­ town. They saw a 90 pound buck in -the same stream itV which they were sailing ami Randall plunged in­ to the water and swam after it ami held the deer by its tail until Jones came up in tlie canoe and secured it with a rope. Shorter and Uglier. The deer was placed on the I lob“ Those lamping eyes," sang Spencer. caw boat, where the young men stopThose “ lamps," any wc modems.— Bos­ er they insisted in the" search for ped for the night and the deer was moonshine liquor or not. This seems j killed. They brought a leg o f ton veni-Transcript. to he u moonshine story all around , son to the Timcs-Index this niornas no men have been arrested here; iiig and told their story of their trip or if they were thecounty officials : from Washington by way o f thi-.inknow nothing nlmtit it and "if they! land Water route.They left Wnshhavi- ever been chlled upon to assist ington on August 27th and intended the officers they always respond. ' sailing to Charleston merely ns an One of the city force helped in the adventure for the summer months, above raid and if his assistance, was Both are college !«>>■«, one is deaf worth anything at all it was worth and the other dumb. 1hey have had a s k e d - r o e iM i a better notice than the one in the ' a very thrilling trip and hnvemet Trihune for he comes under the head with considerable hardship. Their w o u ld n 't - l i k e - t o J of "officials." The government offi- plans are to go to Charleston tomorcials need notf he mealy mouthed > row andbpek to Washington nt once nbout these thine* Why don't they . by trainas their college open? its come straight out Jam! ' i tell whn.fnll session this month, T o * learn * ro y * f a t e among the county officials were “ in-1 The eve witnesses to the capture different’’ and if they arrested any-I of the 90 pound buck near litre-are one in Seminole county why don’t.Capt. Homer Jacobs. I* Man, arid they let the newspapers here know , Henry* Tucker, (colored).— GeorgcRomething nbout it. The Herald has ' town (S. C.) Times, not been giving publicity to all of I lawrence Riftidull is the son of the “ shine" because so few of them Mr. and Mrs. George Randall, formstick and when you trace down theerly of this city and Lawrence hns rumors they disappear into thin air many friends here, who will be try . F o r R an t and f a r 8 i l a J.E. S P U R L I N G Sanford's Most Popular Hotel SEMINOLE HQJEL and GRILL Under Management of WALTER B. OLSON .. Our Specialty**—Seminole’s famous $1 Sunday Dinner dc luxe. Herald Office A la Carle Service all day OCTOBER F IR S T begins the new inter­ Town Crier. est quarter. Town Crier. tenth draw intesest from the first. Deposits made up until the Get your deposits in before the tenth to get Daily Fashion Hint interest this quarter. * J C A P IT A L AN D SURPLU S $120,000.00 t F. P , Forster, President. J RESOURCES B. F. Whitncr, Cashir A. L. Belts, Assistant Cashier •*•++++♦++++* +++++-H-+-J-++++ + -!-+ ♦ + + + ♦ + ♦ + + + + + ++■+ * *+ + + ♦ « A POREOAST OT SPRING. ndro bluo sorgo lends Itsolf to ela­ boration with a vest of flnoly check­ ed silk and soft roll rover collar and cuffs of satin. Tho overdress fits well Into tho figuro so that tho girdlo is meroly added for smartness. In medium also tho model requires 4 yards 54-Inch serge, 1 yard 36-Inch satin and K yard check silk. Pictorial .Review Costume No. 8106. Sites, 34 to 50 inches bust. Price, 25 cchta. MILITANT’MARY A-Crystal-gazer Let Everyd Farm?, Groves and City Property JAC KSO N VILLE . Oct. 6.— A Rood portion o? Tiltf prizes, which will-be distributed nt the Florida State Fair and Exposition here November 18 to l!7, will r o to 'th e lads ot the state. A s ‘ these youngsters are-to be the future citizens o f Florida, and are of the impressionable aRe when they can -be moulded and tauRht scientific farming, the fa ir association believes in encouraging them in the work up­ on which the future/ Rrvatncss of the state depends. This is— naturally— nRricultural activity and -live stock rais lnj?;°and'Jphat.these young fomiDpnatd Whitcomb i s . a civil engi­ cr»* and breeders wHl exhibit at the neer and is supposed to know some­ approaching fair will bo a revela­ thing about art and drawing and all tion to them elders. Here ate some of the high lights that but-he goes just a bit farther in the prize money-* which they will and demonstrates that in free haitd carry o f f : Com club contest, 1262.50. drawing he is there. The above cut Swgpt potato club, $142.50; peanut emblem of tho American __„ __ ___ shows that Mr. Whitcomb is ju s t W ■(rood ■ ■asI any ______ the o f____________indc them. He made drawing hurriedly as the CampbcllGroves showing un fine, preparation for Scptem- Losslng Post was anxious to have jral .routine of some cuts made for advertising^ the icre caterpillars “big tim e" here on Armistice Day work at present *>-d he did not get his letters just have been eating — like he wanted them but believe us, sas bait has cleaned the fields the cut looks good enough. them. And looking at the cut should re­ mind you that the Campbell-Lossing Post Is nutting bn -a “ big show" here on that day oft ail days, Novem* ber 11th, and you will sec something in the Herald about it from time to •Imp, W e just take this occasion to express our opinion about fJonald late sergeant in the A. E. F. and some soldier andftome boy. OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRoNS of I HIS BANK, ALIKE. I f there is any particular in which we may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. Our service is justified only as j t is helpful to you. to thi* community. • W E AR E YO U R FRI&NDS, HERE. • * C. A . M A T H E W S HEAL ESTATE HOME INSTIT UTION A Niw Man With th» Old Firm A. P. Conolly. 108 Magnolia Avc. I Wo! No! 1-cried- ' L E T ’ S L E E P IN G u Do Not Have Faith and Confidence in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you FUTURES 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 hurt!ness'world an in the Bible. * ■ , ♦ J ♦ t -t♦ “ To The moral lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates. C A P IT A L $30,000.00 S U R PLU S $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ill1 1 +4"h8-4-{”S-{"t-4"H-{-+4"!-H->-|-4-4*+.}-H-t»l-!-h+4-{-4”H-f4*4-++4*++4"b4-{++4-h^4"f-h4-H-+ Building Material Prices and Service Just Right O n A . C . L . T ra ck s, between O a k and M y rtle A venues Choice Native and Western Beef, Pork Veal and Sausage A Phone 105 a PHONE 62 . 402 Sanford Avenue • B E F O R E B U Y IN G Y O U R L U M B E R T �W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920 Little Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief Personal Item* . of Interest T H E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD In and About The City >£ T R A IN SCHEDULE Arrival Departure Ii5 8a. ni. -2:0!l a. m. ___ 1.1:45 h. m .'12:05 p. m. ____ 3;05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. ____ 2 43 a . m . 2:58-a. m. 8 : 10a .m . ____3:05 p. m. • 3:25 p. m. ____7:30 p. m. 7:35 p.m. Trilby Ilranch . . . _____________ 8:00 a.m. ____________ _ 3:25 p.m. Leesburg Branch _____ Ovcldo Branch No. 127 Town Crier. E. A. Faroell. ono o f the promi­ nent business men and growers of the Oviedo section, was in the city on business today. P A G E T H R E E .'J HOM E SERVICE FOR E VE R YB O D Y IN NEED Summary of the ' Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged far ‘ Herald Reader* Do_ yon know what the present day Hem© Service pt the American lied Cross IsT Many people do not know that, be­ sides completing the work for exeervIce men. especially the disabled. It pro.Tides the same neighborly service to families In general that It formerly Cars families of Midlers, sailors and marines. v “Home Serrlce covers a wide and varied .field," says Frederick a Mam roe, general manager of the American Red Cross. "It gives aid to fiuallles In solving each problems as bsdget planning, marketing, tiding over times of financial stress, keeping children la school, helping crippled chOdroo, wid­ owed and deserted mothers, children backward tn school and children in conflict with the laws. It renders earv Ice to ths homel ---------------------and transient, to ths 11liter* to, to Uoemeot dwellers, to ths unemployed, and give* friendly as­ sistant* and advtca to f w t l n sp*sk- Mr. nod Mrs Waited Hill, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Hill and Mrs. O. C. Hill's sistci. Miss Ruth Smith, motored ovf r ,,!V..0rlarul° Htmdny irr Mr. AVnlU r Hill a car, bringing with them Mr. G Bassett Smith, father of Mrs. O. C. Hill and Miss Ruth Smith. Mias Ruth returned to Orlnmlo with the narty after visiting Smith Brothera carafe. * * 9 LOCALS : ’ • , L. J. Hartley, o f Longwood, was in the city today attending the mcct, . c Democratic commttpe and shaking hand* with his many friends. Mr. Hartley has not been here in some time, having been busy nurs­ ing his father who recently died at Longwood at the age o f 84 years. The many friends o f the Hartleys here extend their sympathy as - the elder Hartley was ono of the pio­ neers of the coilnty nml well nnd favorably known. pc M r f r i DT r IT ^ T ? ) J N O J i i n . if L q J d ) A L L D A Y CELEBRATION W IL L BE PU LLE D OFF ON NOVEMBER 1ITU. TH IS TIM E IT W IL L BE T H E AM E RIC AN LEGION 110YS. \VE W A N T A L L TH E LEGION BOYS TO REMEMBER T H A T AT T H A T TIM E. JUST AS IN TH E PAST, TH IS STORE IS R EAD Y AND W IL L IN G TO GIVE A L IL T TOW ARDS M AKING T ill.i A SUCCESS. IF OUR EFFORTS A R E NEEDED. IT IS JUST SUCH THINGS AS TH IS T H A T PUTS SANFORD ON T H E M AP, AND ANYTHING FOR SANFORD, WE ARE FOR IT. TO COME TO SANFORD AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE. A N D W E .WANT TH E MEN WHO W A N T T H E BEST TO COME TO OUR STORBv YOU W IL L FIN D US W IL L IN G SERVERS OF YOUR NEEDS. W E BELIE V E Q U A L IT Y EXTENDS TO TH E K IN D OF SERVICE YOU GET. IT IS GREATER T H A N M ERELY GOOD M ERCHANDISE. Q U A L IT Y IS GOOD M ERCHANDISE T H A T FILLS YOUR REQUIREM ENTS REST. i ‘ . Clean-House-Physicially, ENERGI­ ZER. do it now. 15G-5tc J. W * Osteen, prominent among onwro growers o f -the Altamonte in the city today sectifiTi. was -— — _ at- •> the tending the meeting o f the Demo­ cratic committee. *W. V. Dunn, one of tho oldest or­ ange growers nnd citizens o f the |j»ke Mary Bcction, was in the city today attending tho meeting of the Democratic committee. J. II. Lee, Jr., o f Oviedo, wns in the ritv today attending the meeting of the Democratic committee and nt. tending to other.. business nnd his FLORIDA POPULATION mnnv friends here were glnd to see ANNOUNCED TOMORROW his smiling countenance ngnin. I l f The AmocUu3 f n u j D H. C. Rabun, one or the old W ASHINGTON. Ort. 0.—Tho ponwhecl horses of the Democratic par- illation of the United States nnd the tv. wns in the city today from his stnte of Virgin!^ nnd Florida will he rlacc near-Lake- Monrso. Jo . atLnrul nnmnmml •toiymTow Tnnrntng. " the meeting of the-DemoernUo-oommittec. •■tad la on* of th« obJ*«ts *f B oom flvrrlc*. I| has established commonlty meetings, patriotic mlatwatloai, p a r cents mad picnic*. Raat room*, recre­ ation facilities, play sqpsrvteott and moving plctnraa bar* baao provided. Through Homa Barviea other agtoctea ara Influenced ta bring about tmproved commercial aniurwtueot* and batter achool facilities and to promote travel­ ing libraries as well a* to secure coun­ ty agricultural and botoe demonstra­ tion agent*. If you need assistance at any time, go to the secretary of the nearest Red Cross chapter and describe tba^attuatlon. Your confidence will be sacredly mcccteiJUid ty.frj possible effort will ,OW TID ES ON TH E BEACH The store room in the DeForest hl.rt.-k recently’ occupied bv H. B Crowder, is being remodeled for n vrocery firm the nnme o f which ennn..t be learned « t this time. It is -.aid to by a chain grocery firm thi\t is,operating in. Floridn. Theodora Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver J, Miller, of Jack­ sonville i* in the city the guest of her grandfather. T. J. Miller. ’ Theo- SHOW INCREASES IN POPULA dora will Attend the Cathedral TION IN BOTH SNiool nt Orlando this Winter. Her STATES. mnnv friends here will he glad to (By Tha AitoHiUd Pr«t>.) learn that her nrm Is almost well W ASHINGTON. Oct. 0.— The pop­ and she can use it now. ulation oLSouth Cnrolinn is aiinouncih! ns ■fftB3,CG2. Shows an increase of 108.262, or eleven per cent. Ala­ bama anounced 2.347,295 nn increase o f 209,200, nn increase o f nine per cent. The 42,000-ncre timber tract in Osceoln county known as the PfannSingletary tract which wns recently purchased • by Willinm Candled, of Atlnnta, at a cost of approximately half n million dollnrs, is soon to he developed. OivAgiiY! in securing un auxiliary post has beeti evidenced lately, and i t . was through the efforts o f tho Orlando ^ Memorial Post of the American Le« gion thnt the necessary steps were BANKS W IL L CLOSE Ocotbcr 24 ON FARM ERS DAY October 25 October 20 The Banks of Sanford will close on October 27 Farmer’s* Day* • Friday, October 8th, October 28 October 29 on account of the day being ji legal October 30 holiday. 3:1ft 3 :5*1 4:38 5:20 0:05 0:05 0:57 7:5*1 8:50 9:53 10:47 GEORGIA M AN BITTEN BY R A T T LE R taken-aml-tho chart**-applied-for.---- J DIES (By Tht Aflt<KUUii Prtii.) REID SVILLE, Gn.. Oct. 0.— W. W. Martin, li prominent business mnn died here todny twelve hours after Ix-ing bitten by a rattlesnake despite the prompt! medical attention. He was in a pen field when bitten... Thnt Orlando will have a Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion is now assured, it being announced today thnt the committee in charge bus succeeded in securing the fifteen names to the application necessary to acquire a charter. Much, interest — The—AmerlcAn xcjfTtSTT fa tty 1rwaft-T nizes nn nuxilinry organization which is to be known ns the Women’s Aux­ iliary of the legion. Moyibcrshipjji the auxiliary shnll he limited to the mothers, wives daughters nnd sis­ ters of the members o f tho American . Legion, and tp the mothers, wives, daughters and sisters of al men and women who were in the military or nnvni service 6f the United Etatrs :: T h e' huxllinry shnll-bo governed in the American Legion by such rules and regulation*; ns mnv b e " prescribed by the Nation­ al Executive Committee nnd there­ after approved by such department of tlie American Legion.— ReporterStar. . ench department of F o r S u b -S o ilin g , B c a r in g - o f f a n d S c ra tc h in g Strickland W. Gillilan t TWO-BRANDS OF PROPHET, PER POUND T w o kinds o f prophet I have m et Upon my Journey hero below— T w o kinds! And I am free to b«t Both kinds you also chance to know, Una kind keeps still before events. And later says, “ I told you po." I must admit I am loo dense T o see why he keeps lying so. The other kind blurts out his say. And when the day Is past and sons H e hldss. If things don’ t go his way. And keeps ae still as Coal Oil Jjoho. T w o kinds o f prophat—each no good— Both you and I have always known; T w o kinds o f prophet; end we ehould Be scared If neither "pulled a bone.” Irish Polalaloes, 15 lbs • 50c 1 lb. can Crisco • 30c 1 1-2 lb can Crisco - 50c 3 lb can Crisco • '90c 6 lb. can Crisco $1.75 1 qt. can Wesson Oil • 75c 1 pt. can Wesson Oil • 40c Everbest Not Olio • 40c Allgood Olio 45c Chumgold Olio 50c 1 gql. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 Morris Creamery Butler lb. • 68c • e e Sanford Florida •SNOTHIN’ I Recently'ana of the greatest paint­ ers of poultry was operated on at a St. Louie hospital?" Poultry painting*, perhaps, does not require greet abil­ ity. We know a butcher who never had an art lesson in hit life who can draw a chicken in a minute, eo skill­ fully that the most cerefWd cook has only to wash it e little 'end put it in to rooet. Couldnt Be Done 80 Soon. A proverbially Indigent though honest citizen In n western town lately applied to tho president of tho loeni bank for n 30-dn’y loan of $50. When tho president refused tho loan, the rann wns astonished. " I know you’re honest, but yon might die." "Might die? Gosh, but a feller couldn’t die In Just.30 days I" I ain’t no llssie; I live At flleseton, & D. But why can wife wear ouch pretty thing* For elothlnr, end not met An Ally Dog. Evidently there nre dogs In tht* country that nn? opposed to hyphen-ated. but not hydrophoblated Arnericans. Lately st Ames, Is-, a German scientific laborer, employed In. the state agricultural school work, was bitten In the face by a rnhld or unneutrnl dog and hn*l to he tnken to tho PauateurlsIng studio In Des Moines. Blttep by on American dog and given French treat­ ment, all Inside o f 24 hoars, Is going some for a German! One Outfit takes the place of four men with hand tools. We will be glad todem on strate the labor-saving of this machine to you on your T A K E S A N Y O R D IN A R Y G A R D E N TOOLS F iv e quarts o f gasoline will operate it for ten hours. 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'■ — M . IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 156 * SANFOUD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5, VOLUME 1 EVERY DAY WORLD’S SERIES GIVEN IN FRONT OF PRESIDENT CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST Leased Wire Direct to Herald FINANCE Office From Ebbet’s Field COMMITTEE MAKES PLEA WILL CELEBRATE VICTORY FOR LEAGUE APPOINTED ON NEXT ARMISTICE DAY r h Brooklyn READ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD AND GET TODAY’S TREASURER OF DEMOCRATIC - NATIONAL CGMM1TTHE AP­ POINTS LOCAL COM-. • MITT BE. V *iT! CLEVELAND PUTS IT OVER ON DODGERS IN THE FIRST GAME, 3 TO 1.U CLEAR, COOL WEATHER FOR — BALL GAMES A committee composed of Scbelle Maine*, Forest Lake, F. P. Forster, H. C. DuBose and H. J. Holly have been appointed by the Democratic National Committee to solicit funds for the campaign as the Finance Committee for Seminole county. In the letter to these committee­ men from Wilbur Marsh, treasurer of the National Committee he truth­ fully says: ____________ —'-----, “We've got *the candidate. We’ve got the platform. We’ve £pt the cause. Now' we've got to have tho people help us make the campaign. This committee will get busy at once and a systematic campaign will be mAdc in Seminole County to have every loyal Democrat contribute something to the campaign,and all those who are voting for the first time and especially the ladies, are asked to come -in and help the Demo­ cratic party achieve the greatest vic­ tory of *11 times. Read what Presi­ dent Wilson says in this issue of the paper, Read what Governor Cox says. Compnrc their utterances with that of Harding and other Rcpubli r*n bosses and you will have no trou­ ble deciding upon your first, vote, AH those who fail to sec the finance committee can brine their contributions to the Herald office and leave them. Ypu will, he credited by having your name 'published in the Herald and know that your money hos been received. PRESIDENT CARRIES CAMPAIGN DIRECT TO THE l*EOPLE.' • WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.—President Wilson, In his first campaign appeal tonight made, directly to the people, urged the endorsement of the league of nations issue at the election and declared “the whole world will wait for your verdict in November as it would wait for an intimation of what its futuro is to be.” The president characterised as "absolutely false” assertions that ar­ ticle ten of tho league covenant would make It possible for other na­ tions to lead the United States into war. There was nothing in the cove­ nant. he said- “which in the least interferes with or impairs the right of congress tcJ declare war or not de­ clare war. according to ID own inde­ pendent judgment, as our constitu­ tion provides.” * ' “My fellow countrymen,” was the president's method of addressing his communication to the people. It con­ tained no mention of presidential candidates hv name, but was con­ fined to a brief defense of article 10, and an arraignment of those who he declared had "grossly misled” the public with regard to .the treaty. The president said that those who had spent their lives, ns he had, “in familiarizing themsclvca with the history nnd traditions and. pol|cjes of thd nntion must, aland amazed at the gross ignorance and impudont audac­ ity which has lcd’them to attem pt to invert an ‘Americanism,’ which has no foundation whatever in spy of the authentic traditions of the gov­ ern ment/*___________ ~ , ’_____ :4 (I 3j . • Tournament Riding, Parades, Musis and Athletics ONE REAL BIG DAY ■ .. * > , .. . _V I, _* Tx f - - * V . f Should Have Safety First BROOKLYN, Oct. 6 —(By Asso­ BIGGEST DAY IN YEAR WILL BE J. J. DICKINSON WRITES PERTI­ ciated Press),-T w enty-five thousand NENT ARTICLE AS GIVEN fans were pneked In hbbeta Field CELEBRATED IN FITTING when tho playora took the field ^to ­ BELOW. MANNER. day and hundreds who had stood »n the ticket line for hours were turned It ia high tim e. the Democratic The Campbcll-Lossing Post of the away. The managers of both, teams OPENING OF WORLD'S" SERIES party took note of the many import­ Alnerican Legion will celebrate Arm­ expressed hope on the outcome of the ALL THAT COULD BE istice Day on November 11th in a ant matters that aro coming up from eames. The day was cool and ch ar ‘ DESIRED i most fitting maner in this city. The time to lim e, and the following let­ and ideal for the biK Karnes. Tho local post la holding meetings every ter from Hon. J. J. Dickinson brings came was called promptly at one • < , . BROOKLYN! Oct. 6.—(By Asso­ week and getting up something new this out clearly: o’clock. Fololwing is the name by ciated Press).—Clear, cool weather all the time, to stnrtle.thd natives on Editor Sanford Herald: innings: • marked the opening of the World's this big day. Just as a few of the The writer is not an alarmist, but FlrBt Inning - . Series baseball games today after attractions we might mention that believes in the principle of safety Play ball. Cleveland first: Evnns last night's rain. . All tickets arc there will be tournament riding for first; he is not a politician but be­ up hall one. strike one, foul bnll, sold and mapy fans have bepn dis­ prizes ip the morning and a big'feed lieves that eternal vigllence on tbs out. short to first; Wambsganns up. appointed at not being able to get at noon when tho soldier and sailor part of -our citizenship is the price attempted to bunt, rolls foul along tickets. The pitching selections are hoys will demonstrate the mapner in of our sustained liberties. third base line, strike one. strike two. expected to he Baghy for Cleveland which people are fed properly There arc those who kick gfter a out. flied to left; Speaker up. strike and well. Maybe the government thing is done, but of course to no one hall one, foul hack, strike *-■ and Marquard for Brooklyn. will have some of their equipment purposo. The best time to do one's strike 3, out. No runs, no hits no here for that" purpose but at any kicking is before the wrong is done. e r r o r s . --------------------- • •—*7 rate tho boys know how to do it unci —it i s 'this sort of kicking th a t Bnwklyn—Olson up. out f)v tf> they will see that everybody is fed counts, is wholesome, and wards o i l right on first ball. J. JohnBlon up, rigjxt.' In thd afternoon there will be evil before it reaches us. • strike I, strike 2. foul back, hall 1 , a mammoth parade in which all the The state of Florida, Scminolo stike 3, out. Griffith up, o u t short local organizations nnd the Legion county, and the Democratic party to- t <0 first on first hall. No runs, no members and the school children will day ia. -faced w iik problems,—w b iterrhits, no errors. take. .part nnd i t will -nlso tur-n dec­ not alannlnjfiffinsrfor vigilance on ______ Second Inning.__________ orated float and auto parade if pos­ the part of our best citizenship. Tb« — Ctevclmiltr—Burns :mj7~hitsj to first, 1Ni >USYRIa L vAWN*KERK, "WTHV sible-som ething Sanford has not Democratic party, and especially .o a r ; fuiiiTiToATfrat rdiffiVera the 'ball stud' ---- OnSTRlTCTETrmiA seen for several years—anil • then Southern democracy, has, since the attempts to get Burns at second hut ___ SERVE TERM. there-will- be hall games anil athletic foundation of this, republic, given threw \yjld past "sccrfndr ball - rtroHlng games in which' the army and n ary its timy and energy to preserve* th a t to left field fence, Burns scaring.* will. compete to see who won the war CHICAGO. Oct. 5.—(By A s s o r t ­ . _ _ . . . m i i . ......... Attr____ for which the founder# of the repubCarden up, hall 1 . btrike 1, out* ed Press).—The United States Cir­ nnd there will be many , / / ’ lie gavo their lives, ami that fo r ithort to finit. Wood up, ball 1. ball cuit Court of Appeals today upheld kinds of nmusements and In the ev­ which tnnny of its sons 2. strike. , hall 3. hall four. Wood the conviction of -William Haywood ening the day will he wound up with yielded up their* lives on recently walks. Sewell up. Strike 1, hull 1, ami 93 other Industrial Workers of n big mnsquerndc dance at the Vnldemocratic princif strike 1. culled., ball 1, ball 2, hits a the World who hnve been sentenced dez Hotel in which every buddy nnd fields;—thnt might nut perish from the earth. two bagger to left scoring Wood. in the lower court to prison terms every huddle’s sister will participate If our people still cherish these Sewell on third, Covclskio up, strike for obstructing the draft during the SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEALTH OF UNITED STATES and the older folks will also he there principles we must fight to preserve 1. fo\iI ground* .to first who touches war. to lo«)k after the younger ones nnd < TO THE IIERALI) SAYS HEALTH It is here respectively sug­ the base retiring OovcUikie, Sewell maybe shake a bad foot a few times them. ----------- x----------gested that our County Democratic * OFFICE SERVICE. is caught between third and horde flied to center on first hall. Konccduring the evening. Committee direct their attention to ■and run down, first to enther to thy up. foul to left, strike 1 , foul The day promises to he one big matters, get themselves togoth-. The Rrputdican party doc? not third. Two runs: three hits. 1 error. hack, strike 2, strike 3. fanned out. WASHINGTON, Oct. fi.—(Ry As­ day nnd Campbcll-Lossing Post will these er nnd mup out n campaign in this need any help" for the campaign fund sociated Press). —yellow fever epi­ Brooklyn.—Wheat up. hall 1 , foul Totals: !>oc that it ia n big day and thy mem­ to maintain Democratic su­ ImrW, strike 1‘ ,l>ut, fly to center. Cleveland _______ ________ 3 f> 0 ns they hnve millions behind them. demics prevail at all the principal bers of this post have the reputation county Thu Democratic party hns no such ports of eastern Mexico nnd the of doing things when they get start­ premacy, nmf that all thos<v4y)io still Great cntch hy Speaker. Myers up. Brooklyn - ___________ «— l 5 1 cherish good old Southern Democra­ funds nnd is depending ui«>n the United Stales I*uhlic Health Service striki- 1 called, strike 2 called, hall Official at(endnnce. 23.984. cy, and right, join whole hcnrtcdly {rank and file of the tried nnd Inn- has placed a quarantine against all ed. 1. out. flied to- right. Konechty up. Score bv Inning. So remember that Sanford will in that campaign. j llcipocrnls to give something toward travellers from those ports to pre­ *lot. short to first on first bnll. No Cleveland ____ 020 100 000—3 fi 0 J. J. DICKINSON. • the campaign expenses that are vent any possible spread uf the dis­ celebrate Armistice Day and make mns, no hits, no errors. Brooklyn ............ 000- OPO. 100—1 5 I I heavy no arraifgemcnta to spend thnt day Sanford. Fla.,' Oct. 4tlj. 1920. nnd geting heavier ns election ease. Thii'd Inning. • Bateries: Cleveland, Cqveleski nny other place. Cleveland.—Evans up. Bnll 1, and O’Neil: Ilrooklvn, Marquard time approaches. As has been the custom of this paper for yearn the hall 2, hull 3, hall 4. Evans' wnlks, Mamnux, Cadore and Krenger. GROWERS WIN TWO POINTS donations for the campaign fund for Wambsganns up, out, sacrificed hunt TImnires. Klem, Connolly, O’Dnv Seminole County will he received'at ON RAILROAD CONTENTIONS third to first, EvnnH on second. and Piriecn. the Herald office ami the namy and Speaker up, strike 1 , <oul, strike 2donation will be published each week called, hall 1, o u t Flied 'to left. E. D. Dow. traffic manager of the the. money sent to hrndqunrtrrs Evnns held on second. Bums up, to renter on first ball. J. Johnston nnd Kxchnnge, is jubilant this week over Give what you can nnd help the hull 1, I.all 2, strike 1 called, hits to un, out, sacrifice. Pitcher to first. victories for the growers on two wheh it needs help. The Dem­ third and Kvnjis is caught between Glson on second. Griffith up, out cause points for which recently he has been ocratic party will hate, one of the second and third. Cnlled out, thinl • pitcher to first on first ball. N'o run. greatest victories in November that contending against the railroads. to short to third. No runs, no hits, |one hit. no errors. In one instanco n carrier sought to it has ever had in history nnd you no errors. establish n regular percentage of Seventh Inning. should help it nlong hy giving Booklyn.—Killiduff u p , strike 1, Cleveland.—Mamnux now pitching your time nnd money. You are need­ WILL HAVE CLASS FOR THE breakage fixing this minimum at VAN C. SWEARINGEN GIVES Aff OPIONON TO SECRETARY OR «ailed, short to first. Krueger up, for Brooklyn, Sewell up, ball 1, hall ed two per cent. Claims for breakage your money in needed. Send NEWLY ENFRANCHISED hall 1, strike 1, called, bnll 2, strike 2, strike! 1, cnlled, strike 2 called, hall yournndcontribution in an amount of two per cent/ or less STATE REGARDING REG- .. to the Herald of­ 2 railed- out third to first. Murquaifi recently had been declined. A copy • VOTERS. , strike 3. fanned out. O’Neill up, fice at once. 18TRATION IN FLORIDA- ” up. strike 1, foul, out, third to first. hall 1- strike I, fan, foul hack, strike of ii letter from the secretary of tne ^■wafwi • -f. f A ’» , No runs, no ’hits, no1 errors. Inerstate “Commerce Commission to g, foul /U> right, strike* 3, fanned Following the policy of the other TALLAHASSEE. Oct. L—Thar Fourth Inning. out. Coveleskie up, ball 1, strike 1, Cluba of the State the Sanford Wom­ this carrier, received by Mr. Dow Secretary of State, lion, H. Clajr on Monday, upheld Mr. Dow's posi­ Cleveland.—Gardner up, bnll 1 , fan, foul back^ strik e . 2, strike. 3 an’s Club is preparing for the club tion entirely, reciting portion .of the Crawford, recently requested an of­ hall 2, hall 3. strike ). out, third to called out. No runs, no hits, no er­ year a course In AmencAtzation. first; Wood U P, hit* a two bagger to rors. The object of the course is to Cummins law fixing responsibility ficial opinion of the attorney gener­ center. Sewell up, hall one, strike 1, teach the newly enfranchised voters upon carriers for all breakage In al, .relative to whether or not tn* law / Brooklyn.—Wheat up, strike 1, called, out, flied to center. O'Neill strike the working of the different parts of transit. This w|U .apaount tout v»ryij-equlres an elector to givo his or her " 2 , called, foul along first )>asc un. hall 1, hall 2, strik e ' 1- called, hits line. hit* a two baggervOgainst, -the. . •JL•» A•* the^govorfiment; not only Ih national considerable "item dn a season's ship­ exact age when making application < a Mw hugger* to tight, scoring Wood. right field wall. Myers up, strike 1 , affairs but also in state, county and ments, and means much to the grow-' for registration. The opinion, receiv­ era and shippers of the state. Coveliskie up, strike .1 , foul, ,bnll 1, cnlled out, short to first. Wheat on REPORT THAT BORAH WOULD local affairs. ed is a s ‘follows: , GIVE UP 8UPPORT «ut. short to first. One run, two hits, third, Knoetchy up- foul back, strike In anothert instance the carrier lion. II. Clay Crawford, secretary .­ The University of Florida is send­ no errors. 18 WRONG. ing a specialist in this field, who had declined claims on shipments of state, Tallahassee, Fla.- Dear air: I , ball 1 , out first to. pitcher who Brooklyn.—Olson up, strike 1 , call­ covered first. Wheat scoring, KIIIwill give' fifteen lectures. The course from certain packing houses alleg­ Complying with your verbal requfeat ed. hall 1, strike 2 called. bAll 2, dulT up, ball 1 , foul back, strike 1 . ing either that the bulge of boxes for my opinion as to whether or not MARION, Oct. 8.—(By Associated is outlined aa follows:" ' singled over second. J. Johnston un foul back, strike 2. striko 3, fanned Prean).—Answering .the widely pub­ exceeded the maximum allowed or *n elector applying for registration Foreword* vt'S foul hack, strike 1, bnll 1, forces Ol­ out. One run, one hit, no errors. lished report that Senator Borah, Method to be followed In the study that boxes in other respects failed for the coming general election ia re­ son at second- second to short. J. to comply with published require­ quired to give his or her exact ugr. the leader of the treaty Irreconcil­ of lessons, ■* •■■■•• ,• , *' r Eighth Inning. Johnson on first, Griffith up singles able* In the senate,* would quit the 1.—Preliminary Vlo\? of the Field ments. Chairman Clark of the In­ I beg to advise that in my opinion Brooklyn.—Jamieson hatting for to center on first ball, J. Johnston terstate Commerce Coir mission has any elector who takes the oath pre­ Republican campaign because of dif­ of Study. stopping at second. Wheat up, out, Evans, Jamieson up. strike 1, called, ferences In views with Senator Hard­ ruled that isanmuch as tho carrier scribed by section 178 of tho general 1. —Preliminary View of the Field flv to left. Both runners held on hall 1 , hall 2, out, short to first. ing,'the Harding headquarters todav of Study. did accept and transport the ship-, statutes, I do solemnly swear (o r their bases. Myers up, hall 1. ,out, Wnmhsganns up- foul back, strike l, made public a telegram from Borah 2. —Legislative. Department of thements and charged thereon rates affirm) that I will protect and do- * lout, pitcher tp first. On first ball. flied to right on first hall. No rUhs, which included carrier’s liability that fend the constitution of the United that he would continue to National Government. [Speaker up, ball 1, bnll 2, foul hack announcing two hits, no errors. the carrier must be held liable for States nnd of the state of Florida^ work fo r Republican 'success I and 3. —Legislative Department in state | ptrtVe I, out, third to first. No runs, wanted to see Hording win. Fifth Inning. . any dnmagr, nnd that clause in the nnd Municipality; Government in' hltn. no error*. carrier’s tariff to the effect it will that I am twenty-one years of ago Cleveland.—Evuna up, flied.to left , noBrooklyn.—Krcugcr Municipalities. up. Je.mleson and* have bbeen resident or of thd thd state slnto 5cn ■a resident on first hall. Wanvbsganns up, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE 4.—Executivri Department of the not be held liable is of no effect, nnd properly should be stricken from ^ twelye ntontha, of this striko 1 , called, hall 1 , hall 2, foul.to now playing left field for Cleveland. • . AGAINST TOM WATSON Nationnl Government. . county for six months, that I am left, strike two, strike three fanned Ball 1. out, filed to center who took Government . the tariff hereafter. (the bnll off the. grass. Great catch. x ” citizen of the United States ancf ouL Speaker up, ball one, strike 1 , 6. —Judicial Branch of Govern­ MACON. Oct. fi-—fRv Associated that I am qualified to vote under the fan. f„ul hack, strike 2. Foul to '-.Mitchell halting for Mnmacrx, Mitch­ Press),—Harry Stillwell Edwards, ment. Nationnl nnd State. A UNIQUE HALE. up, ball 1, singles to right. Olson constitution and laws of the s ta te .q f right, out, flied to) right who made a ell 7. —Powers Delegated to Cnngrenn, the GcorHa author, has announced hall 1, bnll 2. Neils running for Florida, is entitled to regietrat ton * wonderful catch with hlsi hack tin. Mitchell. Ball 3, bnll 4. Olson'walks. his candidacy for the United States Denied Congress, nnd Denied States. agaimlt the right field wall.. No I Nels 8. —Suffrage, Homesteads and Exon second. J. Johnson up, out, Senate ns an. independent in opposi­ runs, no hits, no errors. tion to Thomas E. Watson, the Dem­ emotlpns. Married Women,. nop fly to third. Griffith uphalf 1, Unwklyn.—Konctccy up, strike l forces Olson nt second. Second to ocratic nominee, ____ , 9. — Activities and Problems of the called, out. flied to center. Killduff I sh Citv Government o rt No runs, one hit, no errors. _ days ni nuctun- 4 |on, up. strike 1 railed, out, filed to right. . 10.—Elections nnd tho Party Sys­ ti«ns between the high nnd low cost SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN' Ninth Inning. Krueger up, hall 1, out third to first. Yours very’ tnilv, *1 tem. of living I his sale is proving quite ‘ TION BUILDING BURNS Cleveland.—Cadore now pitching. No runs, no hits- no errors. VAN C. SWEARINGEN. 11. —General Election Law of Flor­ .nnnulnr. For instance .one day you Smith hatting for Bums. Smith un. Sixth Inning. Attorney .Generalbring in your old hat and you are al_______ _______ TOKIO. ,Oct. fi.— (Bv Associated ida. Cleveland.—Burns up, foul hack, out. second to first on first hall 12. —A United Florida. lowed so much for it. Another Joy v o r T o n r a h i Y g n u Q T O v n strike I. hall 1, foul hack, strike 2. "itched. Gardner un. strike 1 cnlled Pres«l.—The building in which the you bring in your old shoes nnd arc 100 EARLY FOR STOVES. ••trike .'1, fanned out. Gardner up. out out. first, unassisted. W. .Johnston IWorld’s Fnndav Schools Convention allowed so much for thrm. .We In­ was to be hnlcj humeri lust befpre *he [lied to left on- first hall. Wood up, hailing for “Woods. W. Johnston un. tend to brinr In our Liberty Bonds Tbe Fanfofd Furniture Co., has an of the convention today. The 1, hall 2, foul hack, strike 1, ball 1, out. pitcher to f ir s t No ruijs, onenlne AMUSEMENTS i tomorrow and pe«* how much *w e gi*t advertisement In this' issue about huPdinw was Crowded with delegates no hits, no error*. , "•. , •trike 2, fanned, strike 3 fanod out. Star Theatre Tonight for them. But this novelty Is pet- stoves and since the hot spell had, Brooklyn—Smith I playing right Including many American*, but th" No runs, no hits, no errors. tlncr the results and as usual Perkins been broken it Is none.too earIr''Yo Irene Castlq In Brooklyn.—Lamar , hitting for field. Bats |n place of Burns. W. door keeper* Vxnr-essed the belief A Britt are Iivln» on tn the reputa­ ♦Mnk about* them. "* See whe^. Jack “AN AMATEUR WIFE” Marquard. ' Lamar up. hall 1- strike Johnston plavlng first for Cleveland. that everyone h»d escaped from the Two Reel Comedy tion of the “store that is dif(ejr£jit.” Davison says In today's paper. JTe building before 'Jt collapsed. Wheat un. Ball 1. foul back, strike a as 1. fan, strike 2 called, out Jine fly •' * . And meantime go*«ver'and' try it. will talk to you everv day on import­ --------- —x---- :-----. to short who made a great leaping J. strike 2, fans out. first to pitcher « You will' like it. ant) subjects. • . Town Crier. \ ■ one-handed catch. Olson up, singles who covers f ir s t * M yers' op, out1 HAYWOOD MUST STAY IN JAIL HELP YEUOW FEVER DEMOCRATIC IN MEXICO CAMPAIGN DANGEROUS '“SB WOMAN’S CLUB « WILL LEARN AMERICANISM UNNECESSARYFOR WOMEN TO GIVE AGE SEN. BORAH WILL SUPPORT HARDING • . -.v - ; K fife- l ’ . •x’f. ’ &j •..1* ,f ■ < I �THE 8ANF0BD DAILY PAGE FOUR. Ft of-balliM w d Im mUiiw i . »-Wi r«iv ■tand before our Maker and say with­ out fear that we try in a ll thing! to stand by the-right and speak onlj the words of truth, as wo see it. There is no longing in our breast to pose as m artyr to our belief in right, neither od we hanker afte r th< position of a crusading knight at the head of an army or reform, but wr do promise all comers who think that we can be bullied out of expressing our honest convictions that they hatre, tackled one of the hardest and tough, est propositions that’ they have cvei come across. There are some rotten moral and political conditions around here and we arc going to have a hand in theii cleaning up. If our part .of the rewnrd is violence and death, we will have the consolation of knowing that they did even so to -the prophets be­ fore us. We could not suffer in / better cause. Our address in the daytime is 11' West Oak street and 501 North Man atee avenue at night. Anyone not liking the stand we take for decent government can see us a t ithr plac —Arradia Enterprise. • ; Service . Wc serve th e best o f a ll K gs j, IK.®- •* Satisfaction) Cream th a t is l*iire $ n d • _ . )iy iv le s o ijie _' Sanitation UNLUCKY S a n d w ich es a n d Pies th a t a re D elibious F leetw o o d ’s • Service * M ast Complete y ^ Line o f Cijfars in town for dirt and anything that is not the best MONDAY, OCTOBEn j . w i„ ™ Beginning Wednesday-, Oct. 6,1920 : *- A Discount of % CLEAN HOUSE - PII Y81CA LLY, “ENERGIZE."—DO IT NOW. ------------x— -------OCCUPATION LICENSE TAX DUE will be given on all Merchandise purchased during • OPENING WEEK The occupation license tax is due and nnyable on October 1 and should he paid now. Call a t the of­ fice of the City Clerk and pay up. This tax covers all occupations and professions. * All ladies are invited to come here and enjoy the enthusiasm of a world of new things in Ready-to-Wear and Fine Millinery. The knowledge that this selection is no longer handicapped by the barrier of ROYS ARE DOING FINE. I Satisfaction Word comes from tho University of Florida at Gainesville that the Sanford boys are doing fine and making good’ in athletics and with the frats nnd w|th their studlft. It is thought that Edwin Meinch will make the football* team thin, year which is good nows to all__thg Jc c a l fims-here! H u m id o rs fo r o n r cu sto m ers Sanitation . C artons o f * C ream to _ T a k e __________ H om e W ith Yod Elmers Candies " O p e n in g ’p WANTED TO RENT. BUY OR LEASE—< to 6 room house. Fur­ nished or unfurnished. Address at once. R K G, care of Herald. dh-tf HIGH PRICES The 25 ^ Discount will last opening week onlyr^herfcfore—dur patrons, old and new. will find it to their economic interest to make an early inspection. . Cordially yours, J . M. DRESSNER, S A N F O R D , FL A . FOR SALE—1 National Cash regis­ ter with four drawets, in perfect condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 156-1-wc FOR RENT—5 room J ' apartment, partly furnished or unfurnished. Tel. 420. 150-Ctp S P E C I A L B A R G A IN S FOR T H E FIRST ROOMS AND BOARD—with Mrs. Nikon, 109 1st street, over 5c and l"c S top. • 1 1*. ne 44. . -* lS-^tc C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL C A R TE R LU M B ER CO. LABORER S HOME " *. ness conditions and the elevation of ------ --------WRECKED BY—BOMBS our m o n l-ah d - taltgloua''*Status. —11 CLIFJON. N. J.. Oct. 4 —(By As- we do wrong jve are open to argusocinted Press).—The liomc of Salva­ m cnt; if we say truths, we ape ap­ tor Tnibi. laborer, was wrecked by proachable at a ll times to. discussior a bomb last night but the inmates and liable to. conviction of our error escaped. Taibi recently received a but a position taken by us will no recceded from out of fear of p er Black Hand letter demanding money bfe sonal Injury or from the terror of but-he refused to comply w ith'the re­ frothing, sfavoring mouthed threat; I quest nnd the bomb wns his reply. ----------- x ----------Town Crier. TO F IT YOUR POCKETBOOK I Can Sava You Money HONES E.•• -F.r . LANE "The Real Estate Man” Phone »S 304 IIin Slir*i WANTED to buy Remington Auto Loading Shot Gun. Address Box 110 Sanford, Fla. W E W A N T TO“^ ^ e ^ 5 T I * l r 0 E S D A Y A Two-Story Eight Room House At Less T h a n It Coat T o Build It C O N N E LLY R EA L E S T A T E AGENCY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS •IN MEETING TODAY REPAIR WORK BY EXPERIENCED MECHANICS. . ON A CASH BASIS AT A MINIMUM COST The Bonrd of County Commission­ ers of Seminole county arc meeting today and there are many matters of importance to come before the meet­ ing. The full report will bo given in a later issue. A Word About the Price of the • « - . • - - - Town Crier. P U N T WILSON VISITED BY COURT FOB SALE—8 miles out, nice new bungalow, with several ncreji of land. Price $5,000. Terms. Conelly Mag­ nolia Ave.1 • ------- x—----- ARCADIA ENTERPRISE EDITOR NOT BLUFFED SUPREME COURT JUDGES PAID RESPECTS TO WILSON The editor of this paper is getting * TODAY rathed tired of being the recipient ol WASHINGTON. Oct. 4 .-(R y As- friendl>’ warninK9 concerning tho risk sociated Press).—President Wilson of being slugged and beaten up by today received the justices of the U. some who do not think we should S. Supreme Court, who called to pay have the nerve to express any opin their respects. Court convened at ions not arccing with thcln own. Wi noon and immediately adjourned un­ have not very much to say on this til tomorrow in order to visit the subject. Wo have seen before, thi White House. This ceremony was half veiled insinuations about our in­ omitted last year owing to the ill­ born cowardic juid pusillanimity ness of the president. While wo do' not pose ns n Hell roar ----------- x----------ing, do as I do or be damned sort . ^.HABDING^ADDHESSES ; v - . o f person, we are determined •to livi • WORLD WAR VETERANS up to the theory of American Insti­ tution^ nnd have our *opinions oh —• MARION, Oct. 4.—(By Associated subjects nnd express them as wo so< Press).—Senntor Harding motored fit ns long as they do no innoccn* seventy miles to Frtmont today to person harm nnd nre not morally address nt the dedication of a mem­ wronk. Our height is five feet -and orial tablet for soldiers who lost their seven inches, weight 145 pounds, our lives in the world wnr. He did not health good nnd muscular develop­ touch on politicnl issues. ment medium, hni thin nnd course ----------- x----------•• dcubtgfol. H i.ny • ugh nec does­ COTTON GINNED n't Irk- the s!«nd mis paper tnU-s SHOWS TWO MILLION fur .the bclUirmcJit id tusiness, *».«rsl nnd polltcnl conditions around here WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.—(By As­ they can find us a t ' 114 West Oak sociated Press).—Cottonrginned prior street most any time of the day ami to September 25th amounted to 2,­ nt 601 North Manatee avenue most 243,030, running bales the census bu­ nnv time of the night, where we. will reau announced today. few minutes In any style they wish ----------- x----------to be entertained. Whn we come to BOLS CONTINUE TO . town nt night wc4 generally cross ADVANCE BACKWAHDS the school grounds and com* down Monroe avenue, and there are many WARSAW. Oct. 4.—(By Associat­ spots nlong this route where we car ed Pres*).—Further report* of dis­ be sanbngged or shot fjom arphush orderly flight of the Bolshcviki troops if tjiey wish to take any Such ex­ on the northern front nnd the cap­ ercise. Things have come to a pret­ ture of many thousands of prisoners ty pass when n man cnnftot take r by the Pole* is brought here today. position on nnv subject without sorm .------- x------throwback to barbarism anti surviva' COTTON REPORTS * of thej Stone Age lashing his so SHOW PRODUCTION cnllcd mind into n stnte where h< goes about like Saul of Tarsus WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—(By As­ “breathing, threatening nnd slaugh sociated Press.)—Cotton production ter" against anyone who hnnpens O forecast is 12-123,000 bales. The con­ disagree with him on public ques dition is 50 points on September 25th. lions. ■ This is a reduction of 080.000 bales Aft long ns we have charge of as forecast in last month. this pnper'wo will continue to dp ou-- ------little mitip for the purification of po Town Crier. litical life, the advancement of busi H A N S IX * ! kJ With all the agitation that is going on now relative to the prices of automobiles we believe it ® worth while to call the attention of prospective automobile purchasers to the fact that the y Lexington has advanced less than $300 over the pre-war price of this car. c 4 ■ ‘ • • • - r . This, too, in spite of the fact that the new motor and the many other refinements and improvements which have been- added to - the Lexington Binec-the pre-war*period'which at actual factory cost amount to more than the increase in price* We offer this statement for the benefit of the rational minded purchaser in order that his judgment may not be prejudiced by u the price reductions which have been made in various makes of cars. * In Addition, We Offer 'This Guarantee: WE WILL PROTECT ANY LEXINGTON PURCHASER AGAINST ANY REDUCTION IN PRICE UP TO JANUARY 1, 1921. In other words, if you buy a Lexington from us and^the price is reduced we will refund the difference to you immediately upon the announcement of such reduction. . * ? & 0. SANFORD, FLORIDA D IS TR IB U TO R S FO R Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange and Osceola . • - • , . g £ C 3 rt. �' t. . f 4 >- S' ^ « •, \Vyaj> i 'v v sr.P. T ttft: . mm i. TUESDAY, OCTORPi. -----1 HK>‘ HAPfFTTHU 11AILV HkkATO UpUSLn L U*vjf wish W he ||lroposca toU ut,vvUI|illaUf accomplish; they SANFORD DAILY HERALD toself mow whethej ho will prove him hir E a capable man arid ... in .judgir .H . ___ ng The plan for renaming the streetr HAYS TELLS FAIRY TALES ABOUT SOLID SOUTH. of Miami, as worked out by th> Chamber of Commerce and recom­ CHICAGO. Oct. G.—( By Associat­ mended by tho City Council has beet ed Press).—Chairman H*ays, of the accepted by the council and official' National Republican committee in n ly voted for. , ,* statement - dt'clurcd the Republicans have n good chance to carry North Carolinn nnd Tennessee in the hjpvember election. He also claimed nil C. A. M A T H E W S states west of the Mississippi except Arkansas and Texas. REAL ESTATE A Ni n Min With the Old Firm A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Are. TflANK GOD TRY A HERALD W ANT'acT every morning when -you PBWII>k*4 *f«rr ■Orrnoan rinpt SuimUjt U The this a moment's glance is worth an get up HresU UbIUIb(. iq,T M*«nolb Aifrnr that you have something _S u f ^ , flartda______ V ‘ ' hour's magazine description.,. The popularity of-Cox is steadily to do increasing because tho people are hav­ which must be done THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ing nn opportunity to make his ac ■whether ybu like • • • rtnusmiRs it or not . quaintancc. There arc m any. who being forced to work R. J. HOLLY. Editor have republican leanings who aro dis­ nnd forced to doi your best N. J. LILLARD, - Secretary-Treasurer satisfied with the republican candi­ will breed in you date because they hnve no opportu­ H. A, NEEL, - - General Manager nity to sec and hear what he has to temperance self-control, diligence .......... A rffirtU Inf IU i m Made Knawa on Ar»llc«ilatt say strength of will, content Thtv west is the fighting rrround nnd a hundred virtues ‘ Subscription Price In Adrance nnd there Cox is expending h.is en­ which tho idle One Y e a r ___ . . . . . - _"-----------$6.00 tire. strength. He is dealing sledge ' will never hammer blows at the closed door of Three M o n th s __ ____________ $3.00 know. opposition and it is likely that th e —Kingsley. Delivered in City by Carrier ' door will swing open wide. He has ----------- x-----------* is--' * - i n *• a definite program which appeals to .- > One W e e k _____ _________ 16 Cents the people at the thne o f’ g reat’ Con­ . - The Dally Herald should be a vis­ _ I *•»- • • structive indecision and he reasons itor to your home every day. Member of the Associated Presa. deciscvely. . Farm s, G roves and City lie has told the people what the P roperty program of the republicans is and he Y v^ -“ ** f For Rant and Far Sals u leaving the people to draw their Gosh, man, don't let the lights go own conclusion*. He is satisfied that out, . . . %^ d 4mi the 'people 'will not permit a party 4 4 4 4 Tha Man Who 8alla Dirt to assume control of the government And here weare with the Dally on which, has so little , to..recommend it — hands Again. — -----/ — ------ save a blind and passionate opposition • 4 * 4 / to one man. Something definite, con­ -A , i And the lights blinking out, the clusive Pfiona 22 *. ** *#- r F - — r.-■ and accurate appeals to the g as poor and “hit rain in '/’ country1now. And the Cox tidnj wave 4 44 4 week by weeje. Nevertheless we know one thing. is Ifmounting he does not completley exhaust Regardless of what may happen you . . . . .W /v wifi get the Dally Herald. tfij* year rhis physical strength so that l>e will be forced tl abandon his active cam­ (1020) anyhow. 4 4 4 4 paigning, ho will win thousands upon We arc glad to note the anxiety of thousands of votes every week and the subscribers over the advent of there are many weeks remaining be­ the Daily papef. Our subscribers tween now »»r.d No' Tiber. He stnrds for tho .* engue qf. Na­ arc the most loyal in the world. • • • * tions, which has a strong appeal for Read what President Wilsqn says tho new women voters who furnish irf this issue of the Herald. It means the cannon foder nnd would go to so much to thoso who have been hes­ nny length to make the likelihood of OCTOBER FIRST begins the new interitating about th e . benefits of the war* remote. The League of Nations League of Natloris. I is a step In the right direction ant est quarter. Deposits made up until the • 4 4 4 {receives tho warm encouragement of tenth draw intesest from the first. Get ■----- ISSUES AND CANDIDATES SCItU- the^milltons Who have their cycii fixed on an ideal in government. . TIN USED your deposits in before the tenth to get At present Cox is the m^ft of the Perhaps never before in any presi­ hour. interest this quarter. dential campaign have the issues urn! candidates been thlf* subject of such McSWEENEY IS LlVINfJ BUT WEAKER. study and scrutiny as are those in the M . . . . . . • V present campaign. Since the birth of LONDON, Oct. 6.—(By Associat­ the nice man lias been the fqvorite study of womankind and in this cam­ ed Press).—Lord Mayor McSwinnty paign she is studying him, his motives passed a fairly good night.nnd the bis methods, his pledges and argu- fifty-fourth day of the hunger strike • m ents with a new purpose and arm ed found him able to talk. He told the IlESOUBCES $1,150,000.001 t CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $|20,000j)0 with a new power. She is eager for physicians Hint he fell very wenk everything that will give her light on but had no pain. * F. I*v Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier, the political questions she is studying Tbs world’s fbremptf wall paper COX TAKES A REST. idea* a n interpreted in the fuaoos and the seriousness with which she jj* A. I* Betts, Assistant Cashier regards her new duty of suffrage 1ms DAYTON, Oct. 5.—(By Associat­ Alfred Peats' . became an example and an inspiration ed Press).—This was the first day to her men folk. "Prize’' Wall Papers ■ ■ 1 . ..J ™ ' '■ 1 _ ‘ j of the real rrst thnt Governor. Cox ------Naturally those questions' and Js- has had in many weeks. Tho candi*1 The W rfca variety of ' sues \Vhich have a direct bearing on date had no conferences “or speaking tl&ns, attractively oolo ♦ the home,ml the family, child wftjfnre, engagements today. limited decorating poa. • morals, education and domestic econ­ ---------------------x----------One of the dli omics have a first interest for her, • - - LADIES- ATTENTION this line 1st]th<^ even though she is alive to the im­ __ na 1mqyrtffl will _bc —sold — in portance questions of international — ______ JfWdK^liold ____ „’ her„ _______ inleresk— ____ in apecinT pmnlt parcels nt the’ Auction SnlelS-' way, Hhc is nnnlyzing tho chnraptor! morrow .on the corner of Palmetto of tho candidates, their careers ine avenue and Second street so every office, their achievements or failures, j indy in the city \till have a chance a and their attitude on issues before the to lay in a, supply a t her own price. Thousands of ynreis of fine lacls. Bale Painters and Decorators r r ----- *■—nation. %OUIl OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS hand. When the voters of a state have sta rts at 9 n. m. sharp. Be on150-Itc • BANK, ALIKE.Phone Call Rural 2112 elected a man to three.terms ns their ” , « --------------- x -------------- P. O. LAKE MONROE 'c h ie f executive th studnt of politics WILSON & TOOMER EIRE. If there is nny pnrticuiar in which we may be of service, Is bound to admit that thr nr rasons our management will highly appreciate your call. for it greater than mere popularity. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 5.—Fire of . * Jam es M. Cox, governor of Ohio for unknown Origin early yejiterdny Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this three terms, hns a personality thnt morning totnlly destroyed the main Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel community. wins the hearts of the voters, but building of the Wilson & Toomer it is not this alone that brought to Fertilizer Company, located on the SEMINOLEHOTEL and GRILL WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. him their suffrages in his .three,-tri­ river fro n to n the Talleyrand ave­ ■ M f Under Management of umphs. It was the measures effected nue section. SERVICE Tha fire originated a t about It STRENGTH WALTER B. OLSON by him in the interest of tho working, mnn, the farmer, the business man o’clock, and nn hour Inter the huge Our 'Specialty— Seminole's nnd more especially, women nnd chil­ huilding had fallen in—a mass of burning wreckage. The structure dren. famous $1 ■Sunday Dinner was built of wood, nnd was approx­ * * • * imately 400 feet in length by 10ft de luxe. COX—THE CAMPAIGNER. feet in width. HOME INSTITUTION It was stated that it was filled 0**6 In passing from the west to tho far with completed fertilizer products. A la C arle Service all day. west in his campaign Cox has shown ----------- x----------himself to be n masterly campaigner, ZELENKA NOT MAN WHO SMART IN DIMITY. and he is fearless , able, n stir­ BOMBED WALL STREET Some of the prettiest frocks for ring orator and a likeable mnn. children aro mode of polka dotted tt One of the newspaper correspond­ NEW YORK. Oct. ft.— <ny Asso­ dimity, thp dots being In bright red ents who accompanies the Coz party ciated Press).—William J. Flynn, or blue. *In tho model plcturod-thera declares thnt Cox is “winning his chief of the bureau of the investiga­ la a straight skirt gathered to. a t way as he goes. tion Department M Justice, today short-walstcd bodice. Tho front, nock At this we are not surprised; tho expressed the belief tijnt Florean nnd cuffs are edged with narrow mix P i r n m n o n til n i tL * « I n l o n t f A n i k n ■ l . . . I. „ tL ) ■, • » I ■<r, * * 1 in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you % American people like to look on th e 1Zcienkn, the IRussian held nt Pittsmnn who is proposing to become the , burg, had no collection with the Wall frills of self-material. Medium slip f 3 yqrds 38-Inch material. leader-nnd they have a right to know , Street explosion. However Zelenaka’s requires Pictorial Itovlow Dress No. 8HG. *:* what mnnnor of man he is. They d e-; movements will he checked very enreIf you do not save money how do you expect others to* lend you money? “ To Sizes, 2 to C years. Price, 2ft cents. idrc to hear from his own lips what fully hy the department, those that have will be given” Is true In the biutinrHH world as in the Bible. The moral Let Everyday Post Card Specials’ for Today J . E . SPURLING Fresh Pan Cake and Buckwheat Milk Fed Veal SANFORD! Spring Lamb Get Them BROWN’S MARKET :... .. a t the.. H erald Office Maple Syrup Garrett & Co. Monticello Claret Virginia Dare {First N ational Bank| FRUITS and VEGETABLES i as Dailyfashion Hint TODp & SELLERS. a L Y o u r C o m m a n d H e re S eminole CountyBank i If You- Do Not Have Faith and Confidence I x x x m x x x m m m m m m m x m m m lift it gives you will bring you success besides the inteitst it accumulates. a n , . CAPITAL $30,000.00 _ _ _• . SURPLUS $15,000.00 »* * - ; 5^ ,^TC A OPLES BANK Of SANFORD i est C T 'cjf Building Material Prices an d Service Ju st i iOn A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues Choice Native and Western Be6f, Pork P H O N E 62 402 Sanford Avenue Phone 105 BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER X X X X X X SC X X X X X X X X JO C X X X X X X X X X X X * . m i ’ i h i- * ■ ■ ■ j* - ir i ■ ■ . ■ t ■■ ■ V .. v•=! . - • *5a * 4 ? ’* �OCTOBER 5, L ittle H s p p « ® ln $ * •M c n llo ® o f . M s t t e r s In B r i e f Tn P erso n al H em p of In te re s t PAGE THREE. TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD and Th e A b o u f C ity *£ S u m m a ry o f th e F lb a tln g S m a ll T a l k s S u c e lo c tly A r r a n g e d fo r _ H e ra ld R e a d e rs ...... is t?.. \ qt home with her mother, returning R. K. Goro is spending the to her school Sunday afternoon. rt of the wek in Orlahdo. U ,P. Hagan’s uncle at Avon I’ark ■HousedPhysicially, ENERGI- suffered a stroke of paralysis Sun­ day, necessitating Mr, .Hogan going rt it now. 15S-5tc there to take him to a hospital.” Mrs, C. II. Hand expects to leave lira..Edw ard Bet’- have tetura- toinorow .for .Newi York state where S f r o m u trip -to Tampa; EHcntorr she will spend some time and accom and other points. ’ pany her daughter Mrs. Betts horne Mrs. Hand will take Master Charlej •p yf Mahoney continues to- im­ Betts with her on the trib. * --------------x----------- ., prove at the Fomald Hospital where suffered the amputation of his METHODIST NOTES N right leg last week. . Attention- Every Methodist! Whr.t is Rally Day? A _d#y that. _ J f you known Thi mnrka~the beginning of a new year rooms to the Dali in church, Sunday School, and Leag­ the Wan ue Work; n day of rallying all the forces in every phase of the work. Every member is expected to see that Ztb Ratliff has arrived in the city every Methodist ih at the services from Miami and will bo coifnccted next Sunday In grder to get started with the new firm of R atliff • & on the work for this, another year Haynes. _____ with Sanford, the best town ip Flor­ ida. a thoroughly ‘equipped church The revival services at the Presby­ and earnest membership, a Sunday terian church continue to a ttra c t the people and Dr. Patton Is waking them uT every night. Everybody is invit­ ed to attend the services. Tho county commissioners held an important meeting yesterday the re­ port of which will be publshed in tomorrow’s daily and Friday’s week- selves an injustice in not tnrowing them open to the many hundreds who are seeking them. ‘ • The Woman’s ClubJwlll hold their first meeting tomorrow and s ta rt off another great season. The Woman^ Club of this city, has- accomplished wonders ' In improving the city in many ways. Rev. Pntterson, of the Brndcntnwn Presbyterian church, has arrived in tin- city again after prenchimr nt fUdLirtown on Sundav and will again lead the hig chorus at the Presby­ terian services. __ Mr and Mrs. Osborne Herndon are now happy in the possession of the Perkins . bungalow on Sanford Heights. Osborne expects to ridt* his wheel to the city and get a much needed exercise. —TKe^rrTnny" friends of M-M. Pulliam nre elad to sec him hack home again after spending the summer with his friends in Birmingham- an d --o th er points in AlaBnmnT Mm. Putnam ant] George will remain in Alabama for PER POUND Irish Polalaloes, 15 lbs 1 lb. can Crisco 1 1-2 lb can Crisco 3 lb can Crisca 6 lb. can Crisco "i * ' * 1 qt. can WessonOil 1 pt. can WessonOil Cburngold Olio - • 50c 1 gal, cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 Morris Creamery Butler lb. 68c AR PRICES DROP TO NEW LOW RECORD; WHEAT TAKES.TUMBLE NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—New Mow record prices for the year were es­ tablished in both thp raw and refin­ ed sugar markets this morning** Pric­ es were Jinlf a cent lower than a t the close of last week, with raw sugar selling on the basis oC8.5i duty-paid, while ‘refined v<as quoted a t 12 .1-2 cents a 'pound by the Federal Sugar Refining Co. Wheat Loses 11 l-2c a Bushel. CHICAGO, Oct, 5.—Drastic cutting, of prices took place in the wheat market today, today. Ini Jsomo cases, as much as 11 1-2 cents a bushel was slashed from values, the December delivery a t ono time bringing only $1.20 as against $2.07 to $2.07 1-2 at th e finish on Saturday. Increased liquidation by holders was in progross, especially from .ruraL sources. Acute depression developed a t the last and the market closed semi-demorolized at the lowest prices of the day- showing a net decline of 11 1-2 to 12 1-2, with December 195 to 195 1-2 and March 191' to 191 1,2. In the final trading, the leading feat­ ure was not so much aggressive ef. forts ta sell as the nearly complete absence of buying, Flour Prices Going Down. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 5.—Flour prices, continued their downward trend when mills effected a reduc­ tion of. 10 to 60c a barrel for family patent ‘today. One large mill’s quo­ tation was rfeduced from $12.15 to $11.55 a barrel, while another which lowered its price a half a dollar S at­ urday, made a further cut of 10c, theneth us." its4 price $11.30 n barrel. The Let u s" be up add ""doing for the making low w h eat market is responsibly fdr Hnrvcst truly is rrcat. Next Sunday, October the 10th, Is the decline, millers Bald. Rally Day. Begin now to work with new zeal for your Lord and Mnster. WALTER II. OLSON NOW IN CHARGE OF SEMINOLE HOTEL Ed. Putnam, one of our esteemed trustees, who has been away all sum­ mer on n vacation, returned Friday B. W. Herndon has purchased the and is being welcomed bnck by his equipment of the dining room ' and host of friends and fellow workers. kitchen of tho Seminole Hotel from Miss Gray is back at her goat of L. C. Emerick, tho former managur duty, teacher In high school and ac­ and will hereafter manage the hotel tive worker in Sundny school. under the direction of Walter ■B. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Watkins and Olson. It is a source of pride and children of Orlnndo, and Mrs. T. O. pleasure to record tho fact "that Olson Pnrkcr, of ‘Arcadia, called at the will be the director of the Seminole parsonage Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hotel this season ns he Is- well nnd Pnrkcr will he romomhorrd as ntotn- favorably known as one of ‘ the best Wnlkor and Mrs. hotel men in the business. He hasWatkins her-sister. had years of cxnenidnce in many of Parents plcnse remember to send Die largest hotels in the country as en to the church Friday chef and steward nnd ns manager fter school* to attend Jun­ and knows the game from the ground ior League .which will bo reorganiz­ up. Coupled With his experience he has a genial nnd whole smiled dis­ ed for the new year nt that time. The Daughters of Wesley will hold position and lives ty he of service their annual' ‘bazaar Saturday ' ' ~ : _ \ Nov. to his guests. k He will make *the 27th after Thanksgiving, Donlt for- com mere in I men' nnd the^tonriaia.JUUl. get- the- duty .and-bcrthci fiv'eTY*--rue**—ItF'U w -Bermholr—I lottT feel right at home nnd will keep up tiocketbook for thqy will attractive articles you will want nnd the excellent reputation of thisjhothey will be reasonable. tel nt all tim es.''M r. and Mrs. !i»mThe Federation of the Wesley Bi­ don ncq to he congratulated Upon ble classes will be held at Galqcs- giving this fine hotel to Sanford’s vilie, Oct. 12 to 14th, beginning on increasing list Of good hotels. Tuesday of next week. Following is the program: Opening Session Tuesday • 7:30 p . m.—Devotional service, Rev. E. C. Calhoun, Ft. Pierce. Pres­ ident’s Message, Mr. T. F. Alexan­ der, Tampa. "We’re Glad You Came." Hon. J. C. Adkins, Mayor of Gainesville. Annual address, Dr. F. N. Parker, Emory University. • Second Day. 9:30 a. m.—Devotions, Rev. H. C. Hanlin, Groveland. Short business session. * 10:20 a. m.—Departmental Con­ ferences ns follows: Elementary, for workers with children under 12 years of age. Miss Isila 1-awlcr nnd Miss Lilly Farnsworth, Epwerth Hall. In termcdiatc-Senior, for Bges l n to 18, 'Mrs. Jessie Nance;. Young People's 'Adult, nges- 18 to 24 and uq, Rev. W. C. Ewcn, main auditorium. . 11:20, nil departments reassemble nt church nuditoriufn. Devotions, Rev. S. A. Wilson, Jacksonville; Ad­ dress, Dr. H. N. Snyder, Spartanburg. S. C. Afternoon. 2:30 p. m.—Devotions. Rev. W. C. Rogers, Reddick one minute report from the classes. ' 3:15 p. m.—Departmental Confer­ ences. 4:00 p. m.—Adjourn. Recreation and sightseeing. Evening. 7:30 p. m.—Devotions, Rev. R. A. Guy, Williston. Address, Miss Lois Rogers, Macon, Ga. Reception by Gainesville BarneaPhiluthea Union* • v * Third Day. • , £:15 n. m.—Devotions, Rev. Oscar E. Rice, Punta Gorda. 9:30.—Departmehtal Conferences in various rooms. 10:30—Business session* nt Audi­ torium of church. Reports of committees, selection of next meeting place, election of offi«ers and miscellaneous matters. 11 15 a. m.—Address Rtv. W. C. Owen, Nashville, Tenn. Installation of neiy officers, Dr. S. W. Lawler, Tallnhnssoe. Adjourn sine die. . • Everybody invited. Come, go with us and we will do you good. Mr. Fred Bobbett, of Lnuishurg, N. C. is visiting his cousin, P. F. Mon­ ger this week. P. F. Monger returned from North Carolina last week; where he went to got hla son, Arthur, in time to enter Sanford school. .............. T he many friends of Miss Lilly Farnsworth will rend with interest that she will attend tho Federation at Gainesville and is on the program. Presiding Elder RcvJ J. P. Hilburn is in Sanford today and stopping at the Valdez, the guest of Brother Ed. Putnam. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie A. Mathews moved back to Sanford Inst week af­ ter ah absence of several months. They have Sanford dust in their shoes. A n d w h ile y o u are th in k in g , tr y -a n d p ic k the p la ce to sp en d y o u r h a r d e la vs so th a t th e y w ill w ork r ig h t on fo r y o u . M ake e v e ry d o lla r c o u n t. Ot c h a n d ise t h a t is THE 11KST a n d o u r o n ly su g g estio n to 'th e m en is, tr a d e a t and don’t forget th a t to-morrow is Sh irt Day and U is on tJiis d a y th a t we g ive pop collars and ties with your sh irts w ithout charging you ex tra far them. NORTH CAROLINA POPULATION IS GIVEN WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—(By As­ sociated Press).—The population of North Carolina as announced today gives it 2-556,480, an increase „of 350, 199 or fifteen percent. :; Lexington The Car That Gives Every f Minute Owner Perfect Satisfaction | Man B-.&O. M otprCo. I SANFORD, FLORIDA TRAIN SCHEDULE !! O lA Distributors for Departure 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p. in. 3:25 p.m. 2:58-n. m. +4.^+++y*+4+y++y++y+%++++++++-H-H”M"l‘+*+++++‘»-+++++‘H ‘+ * + 8:40 a. m. 3:05 p. m. ■3:25 p. m. 7:30 p.m , 7:35 p.m. Trilljy Branch W E^W AN T T O ^ E L L O M T U E S D A Y JkOOa-m 3:25 p.,m Leesburg Branch j‘ -At b e ta Than U C o afT o Butlfl It - - Arrival 1:59 a.m . 11 ;45 a. m; 3:05 p. in. 243 a.m . :: Lake, Orange, Volusia and Osceola Counties | A Two-Story Eight R*%n House , Oreldo Branch CONNELLY REAL E S TA TE AGENCY For Sub-Soiling, Bearing-off and Scratching to d e m o n s t r a t e the labor-saving of this machine to you on your place. TAKES ANY ORDINARY GARDEN TOOLS Five quarts of rasoliqp will operate it for ten hourrf. No mechanic needed to handle e have them in stock with a complete line of repairs and tools SUGAR CONTINUES TO SLUMP. L. P . M cC U L L E R Sanford. : Florida NEW YORK. Oct. .5.— (By Associated Press).—Sugar reached the low­ est price of the season today when the refiners nnouncsd the reduction to twelve ‘cents for fine granuluted sugar. •. & i/vi- £ PHONE 109-J � 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 05, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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II'J THE HEARTfOF THE WORLD’S GREATEST.VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 15S SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920. — VOtUME-1— THE HERALD NOW ! NEW RED BOMBER IN GROWING IN FAVOR A UNION OFFICE PITTSBURG YESTERDAY farmers wage scale P . . • SITUATION EXPLAINED o • I if t System atize Labor RETURNS GIVEN ’ AT PRINCESS • Conditions of the Growers '• ON BIG GAMES /| .. m t es reasonable I ' ■■ > SANFORD FANS WILL HAVE ! WONDERFUL WIRE SER­ VICE AT THEATRE • --------- ’ »’ - . ■ 1 . + Under a contract with Orlandq TypograpK- J ical Union, No. 782, The Daily Herald w now f.C T .T P n ft» n A from an on nffi C* unionized in every depart- t$. u I A l f i KUAU issued office ment. The management believes that better * results will be secured by this move, although this office has always paid above the union scale of \vages. Under this 6ondition we ask TIMES-UNION SAYS THERE the united support of every union man and or- j NO DENYING THE FACTganization in this section. ...•••• J The Jacksonville' Times-Unlon Said To Have Been in New York at Time of Recent DEPARTMENT Explosion IN POLITICS ----------■ The Sanford fan» are there with mnW ERS TAKING BIG CHANCES1the KOOds an the time and as usual the THIS SEASON wrrn HIGHER (they will have wire aerviee on the big games that start tomorrow. This f r e ig h t j i a t e s year they have engaged the Prince*" Theatre and the wire aerviee will be The meeting of the grower* and given on the atage where a lighting eyatem will give each play and ev­ the shipper* here last v e r t n w ery inning almoat aa realistic as thn. ^ j £ ' " on th, S i v Z n Z S i " E T . f i m U» for wages of tho l . dtleB wherp tj,0 world 8 sericr faim* this season will have a f ^ pulled 0ff. The boys wh, reaching effect not only in this P »rt!hnye th„ Berics in charge are charg. the „tate but in many other parts j nominal aum for a ticket that ” ! F*»rid. w J other * * « « . Thl.| A . , you to .11 nine » m o . ...d .t . ___ heat dowp. ALL FOR BIG BALL GAMES says: The Metropolis of Monday contain­ ed two news items that were unlnteresting, appearing as they did on ditferent pages but that become in­ teresting when brought One was the comment of M. M. Smith, chairman of the state roai. department -on the report that Gov. Catta would not reappoint him when his term expired as it w|u 'month. Mr. Smith said that pditk* and not his own record was the rul­ ing factor and added: “ It will be a sad day for tho pea FOREIGNER AS USUAL AND HAD SUIT CASE FULL OP DYNAMITE AND EVIL . INTENTIONS . NEW YORK, O ct 4.— (By Asso­ ciated Press).— An investigstipn o f The recent Wsll Street explosion that has been renewed with vigor result­ ed in the arrest at Pittsburg yester­ day o f Floreen Zenlenaka of this city, by government officers assisted by the local squad. Eelenaka was hcUl OIUFSF Case full of dynamite after he is al­ mmmmn -r- nartment Is dragged into, the mire leged to\ have told a man he intend­ OUT TODAY I m p o lit ic ., There hasn’t bee" one DOCKET IS CROWDED WITH DODGERS WORK scratch of polities in the department ed to do k better job than waa dono IlUT INDIANS HAVE NOT moat aa good aa seeing n game with MANY IMPORTANT since Its . existence. ' The present last time, lean in g no. doubt, the Sanford and Orlando. Remember ARRIVED YET. . L „uroo.c of arriving at CASES. * hoard has studiously avoided getW’ all Street dlaaater o f a few week* |y . . to whether the ' * ™ ' " that the scries will be shown by th< latest electric light designs at th« ago in which fifteen peotde were WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— The Unit­ NEW YORK. Oct. 4.— (By Assoc tlnOnin snothcr page was a *tJRamen« • „ „ l d be .M « lhe Princess beginning tomorrow after­ killed and many injured, all of them intetl Press).— Preparations are all * member of this iatod Preparat ons arc . _ thor member, £ ' l ™* ed States Supreme Court reconvened being innoeent- by#Hhdefa. Investi­ noon. -complete for the opening <jt 5 ^ l ^ ^ d that n e e o r d l n g ^ ^ ^ ^ - •Itoda^for Its regular term to find?* K>. xprun- w*1- -rav‘ 1ii'hftrei*B- will be nat»- eM»-r - y, 1.S=_U*9---- X world's scriesJbaaeball gantea lomot^ w studiously avoided getting gation here shows that Zclenaka left docket crowded with important cases. row between Brooklyn Nationals and hi* room an hour before the explo­ Into politics, was up to. The story sion m.d h‘j room was also found to Besides half a dozen anti-trust suits, the Cleveland Americans. The Dodg­ matters pending included further at­ ers had a work out todny but the Investment can be contain a lot uf radical literature.; ••No better of this IThe officials believe that in this latIndians will not arrive until early tacks on the prohibition amendment, madekby the f-nle in in fa™o? of the eBt c*Pturc thcy h*v* 4 * ^ ‘T T tomorrow. suits to test thq constitutionality of wmui*ww. than to vote —- |petrator. state than to vote_ln u ' ^ cndn1t.n, or at least on . who _ Should with the farmer and helP; the anti-profiteering section*.of the ' cc ■ kv knows something—about-thi* outrage NEW YORK. Oct. 4 .-H ly AssOer-' at Vhc Noy^mhcr e1 ♦he situation ease up beforei the Food Control- Act and of the Federal the rnilroads am ilu' nwnuinmwmWw— m--At Brooklyn grounds w i n _ s r j - . ti** member of the state road- depart-, cwberry election PITTSBURG. Oct. 4,-MBy ; Asso­ or one ment. while in Jacksonville Frt«ia>. o'clock. New York time ciated Press).— According to police .With tho federal suffrage amendn n n o m s -HAHP INFORMATION amenu-1oVIork. standani time. information obtained from Flopcan ■ ro! V c f^ S t- 'dlvIdlng-BOTne pf hi* POPSTERS IJASfc ' *ment ratified, ---------- - x -----------‘c b a U J n T Z Fieri.'nient ratifit-d. and proclaimed since: since ™ \ i !r if W l t V ™ r d e -th ^ h e Zelenaka arreste<l here with dyna­ ON FORMER RECORDS AND • courT adjurneKl early in the Rum-y EAT MORE SWEET POTATOES. mite in his possession may lead to BATTING AVERAGE 'mer. court officials expect thnt rnsn solution of the New York explos­ ______ . ' c designcd to test the constitution­ ion. The nature of the information * * m . • , ___ .1.^...,1 nltt/. \Ulll has not been divulged. He ia Quoted that he enme to J"c** ns telling the police thnt the Wall Itizen of Florida to Street explosion was only if start. ____ nlong." licence after the wage scale was ............................... . j Mr Scott should have keot oUt.or for their early twtatoes. aUhough, {" V n. lrn,. for one dny S’E S B S s^ S S S ra TeS1.*53WORLD’S SERIES MAY RESULT ^BrSSt COX TALKS TO THE WOMEN ABOUT WAR SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS WOl/LD STOP \VARS AND nn« acrompimin--” mnve : — s '. C*v,- nm.fncinl records show Coippnny fifteen venrs but the 1 .. series, Vninni1 infield hus n bat- Cose Compnnv. WOMEN SHOULD I1EIJ* - . Of the growers In thnt section will that the C*c* * ? nV i while the inner! The prohibition amendment w STOP THEM. nave „« fnr reaching ............ '..on effect.on tbc .timethe “ vera«e tinK average of --81 of - h .281 'e t wmu hnttp(1 » , . .. thp courl court fl| flirnin through peti-At tho monthly meeting of the di farm labor altnntion In Flor da. defense of «JM^ Superbas c, tioni, BBwing for a reconsideration of rectors o f the Lake County Chambe- -H » bv ♦he legislative committee of < -A t a meeting o f celerv and letthe » « r e g » t e for .-84. The W ^ ^ 0, Uat Junr 7 lnwnpeals of Commerce a resolution was pnv-< ♦»., Flrrids F f-4* AutomobM" '* * " j DAYTON, Oct. 4.— (By The A »rlpilrn. kwt n rnll x>i ^ r'| nociatec! PrcM^J.-^-AlthouHn M H poiw •nee growers, packer*, shipper* and ]and outfielder* o*s *» .. > - « • - * • — ---------------or irotqst wild the ‘ W- . ngainst - ' ' - ............. ■> catting legislature of Florida to th« neonb to |,0 resting for two .lays aftnr hia bankers it was decider! and for encouraging real “ c- ; of FlorilIn of the state to vote f o r *eleven ................................................. .. — thousand mile trip that cov­ standard scale of wages velopment work. . . . . . the amendment and provide funds to ered the western part of the United in th* <*olcrv section, in .States. Governor Cox today continu­ . n fpw WPrks. a n.imoer I Orlando may shortly M eral aid.” tert the grower* and to assure tn-m for urooxiyn. " ' nn5Vents ir Mti« •"-♦ of ♦hing i« studionsl" ed hi* pirn fpr the League of Na­ of r. supnlv of help at time* when tht. catching ( unless injury ,cs. involving The lltv „ f othrr oth.r fa o ..o involvlnc miernr.-in. Inl.rnrrl,. ,,u.-v Ih.t iflV hss h .. r*voidin'* oolitic* th« students mu** tions in an address to a ‘body o f thrv nre the most needed. and in this departme O'Neill tions o f the enforcement act ntill ar<- el ec trie li ghtjn g j Water and Ugn Llgh* ho vo*v dull for the" do not le«»m women. The Governor gave many "One Of be.^renger at^bat r(>m|infr --^ r v i s i o n , smOrlando and of the chief source*-o sources o f' trou_trou- would• Would- be "tren«er at oai ,•» i • r<>n(,infr nnd ffurther decisions am- asked the Orlando urunuo Water v lare n price on its twe wnvthlpe. and, hv the ffjv . Mr reasons why women should being nlifying- the court's original opinion Company to p!are a ble in nilI sections In Florida has h^en hns outhit city, separately. Qmlth hs* n onee* Men -ss to the ef. the longue as they were the clUM se growers, in their anxiety by 44 Point*. O Neill * n n ar„ )okwl f „ r at this term. ; planU to the cit>,_ that Horn T!7 I f I'feet of the suhmissihn hy tKc Wgla- sufferers in any war. He. rcitcratad . . , h Other rases of consequence befnrto securep help, have frequently offer- 320 nnd Miller 4 »nd_the case of iature "to the p«-nnl,. ^ . pf . n nronose.’ pro no set' the League would atop the wara and r waves thnn those in vogue The question that will hft' ° • tj POlirt nrr those Involving ‘ he Oklahom:. -nd Texas wl higherr wnrea. waves, than in voKu.- _____ m e 2j Bu’**'7i., V nrld’s snan those___ orld’s scries scries is is me cwurv w un ■ , n. :n the #hk llr .u d Sihoe Mac When not encourage them as the Republic in their vicinity and tni* would at- flnswered In the * otId • ‘ . t j ronstltutlonalitv of nreviamns in the thd Ur.Usd Wu»e .Niachlnery Company ronsti*ntlon*l amendment. which iflDiu' un from procedinga orig- the (n-Ifl-iiirr submits I* It '» can opponents have charged. , trset worker* awav from their regu- "Will C1^ nJffbpCnBiJiCwork iia la S 19! war revenue set ] ^ i r - *n •x----------- "]» ,7 lar cmplover* and create U x o n p r o n t . derive,! /ro m tcVM InalW' iktituted bv the government In through; It ia then un to the people SL Louis under the Clayton act. MASKED BANDITS , and It would be grossly presumptuand dinaatinfaction anioqg the nth°r a ffisss .a a fr . a g ■ ^ i s y n s - s a s i ; a-** *— • CLEAN OUT RESTAURANT' 'ous and grossly Imnroner'ln the leg . workers, with the result that the-« i Mature to toll the people what tc would havp to be .a general raise all ' JUDGE C. W. SESSIONS K. DRAPER NEW YORK, O ct 4 ^ -(B y Aa*>d o .' ' ' alone tho lino. When *this' w*» -“f* But as a matter of fact the s t a f clated Press).— Six masked bandltv compllshcd the employes would be in­ a ” h S i to .lite r l - ~ r . teT j»« "J road department Is In politlca up to sto.mI forty-five/patrons of the Lenox: different about the time employed, as leas than six men. each o f whom is the neck. It ia fighting for this lmnd Avenue Cafe against the wall early they had only been accustomed to so capable of Uklng hi* regular turn In amendment and anarling like a dog today and robbed them of five thous­ much money and when they had earn- thu box. roveleskl have done‘the gnawing a bone at anyone who in and dollar* and some. Jewelry and! ed that amount they would lay of r B art and Co Cleveland and take time to 1spend it. so thn* bnint o f the Pj^h>n,r for ^ e « terfere* with Its nlnns. If this bond escaped. the employer was no bettsr o ff and j with Ca f ell as ^the^ next W ^ amendment it defeated the stale lr the long run will raise more money GRAY-CLAD VETERANS MEET at the same time was out the ext s former. ^ , in*y ... )nonWalter money paid by the dav for less work. Bger Sneaker 1ja ^ who ha* 'for roada than if it is adopted fon I* AT HOUSTON TOMORROW Iwfll nav out nothing- for Intercat, but "The scale adopted Is M l* "ne Mails thp showingsince .future boards will handle the monev HOUSTON, Tex.. Oct. 4.— (By As­ hundred ner tent higher than was made * , m J \Z^August, being paid five or six years, n r ' end joininw the Indians lata W A gu •and get credit for what Is done. I ' sociate,! Press).—Thousands o f gray-, ithe state planks viown five million clad veterans began arriving hero to­ this should amply cover tho cost of living, which Is now rapidly 1dollars a year to'thls hoard, withou* day for the annual reunion which op­ descending. Tht* growers have shown {any directions ns to the interest the ens tomorrow and lasts until Friday. a liberal spirit in this (natter ami ev­ 1tend »*,aP hn«« -vlthont nnv comp The cltv is gaily decorated with the ery one in that section should joir mand to sell them for not le#, than stars nnd stripes mingllny with thn hands in this laudable movement end • Town Crier. vAhfs board will be able to do as starn and bars everywhere.^ ■lick to the schedule absolutely. The It please*. It reports biennially *♦ Miss Nell Lane ia^eing dellrhtfulplan could also be adopted in manv it Is under no restraint except tlr SOCIALISTS WILL MAKE fact thnt It I* required to tell th« • GAINS SAYS MR. DBB8. flcial result*, as the employes wpu « i week-end guest of fnenus. 1 people 'whst It hn«l done not les* he contented nnd the employers would News, than two years after It did it. ATLANTA, p e t 4.— (By Associat­ he assured of sufficient help to plant 1 Read the advertisementa of the This board was creotrt to build ed Press)*—Great gains for the Soc­ and harvest tho crop*. , . progressive merchants who advertise roads and see that In their construe- ialist party in the November elec­ "This Is another demonstration1 of tion the neople get their money'- tion* are predicted by Eugene Debt, from time to time in the Daily Herwhat co-oneration and " nr"2 ,f? t'" n xh'|1 ‘ wili' give you prices and worth. It wn* not created to tell the party nominee for the presidency, means to the farmer* and should en- .aid. They WUi inve J u the people how rpu^h to spend o* after n conference in prison here courage the. organizatlonof eoun v |it' W you W? . • roads or how to get the money and with members o f the committee, who farm bureaus to be gfflfTahed with . every day. ____ when It does this It nlnnees Intr are here to discuss the campaign. the recently organized ! n „mnmiM >1. that tho next meeting 'politics ip such a 'way P* to deserv- Debs Is serving a term in violation -— &nrcnu. which in turn, will of Trade is * ’, to lose the confidence of the pco of the espionage a ct latwi with the national farm bureau, and a . njKht nnd no tickets ------------- x------------w pie. which now hns a million and.a hii J Thursday noon. Get MacSWEENY WEAKER. ------------- x —----------member* in the United States and is w. be sold a iu r 1 nU > . BUT HANGING ON POPULATION NF.W YORK growing at a wonderful race. Such youH tickets enrl.l am • STATE SHOWS niG GAINS an organization, reaehing to <wcrv rush. . LONDON. Oct f — (By Assocviat'l.,.s. William K. Draper, the only nmlucing center, will be cnnbled to Herald offers so much roeoRTVOTON. Oct. 4 — (By As- ed Press).— Lord MacSweenev waa Judge C. W. Sssitons, before when. tfc’rra'le of her eex sent by the Amert ««clatH Press).—The population * of reported not sq well Sunday. Said by Senator Newberry a.,d 134 othsre ar* can Red Croat to the!*»ret general W w Vorl{ 1* ennpi’ "dnd s* 10,- prison doctors today to be better af­ In uruou Detroit cnargen charged with *»■ cor- council of the League of Red Cron* so yos ihj which U not quite h a lf o f ter some sleep last night. This is „ . . . . . . . . . . ---- - to vour-quick cnange *01 in «oni trial in should be one of- t __ u . m — '« • your local news and get all the f ruptlorx. conspiracy-and fraud in the •let «•" opening at Geneva, ‘ Switzer, 1, ,.n vrccP<! jn the city of New the fifty-third day of the hunger have re a hundred per cent farm bureau, |h# world broURht to your ^ e/ nteB^ . strike. lane, on March 2. . -Y ork . S w f 'f iw a s f A S . LOCAL AND PERSONAL. sarsrsr ft? Town 1 • * V ' I * S ' r-.«" ."A1 * i.- . ... �• . - « By (GEORGE HVMAN “ M en's Chorus" directed bjJN. H nghBowe in n lln o i^ n n n ^ r f W W VA n n t A rfWAWi i Dressed Chickens ij• . |/ n * .»> >, r, ~_ f-. Fat Florida and* Western Beef t • Florida Lamb. Florida and Western Pork Hams^-Bacon,Luncheon Meats ’ 1 Bologna, Frankfurters Smoked Pork Sausage Home Made Sausage Lifer, Liberty Steak We have a Clean Shop . * and Deliver * Promptly. Give us a Trial. .... • • . 402 Sanford Ave ert'y tbe Ilapsburg monarch* fookTpoe1 KCMjon of tbla palace In Rome uud turned It Into tbo Rest, of their em> 'hassle* to tlio po|*es, and afterward to tie Qulrlbal as well. < During'the late war tbe Italian gov* eminent expropriated It as Itall on property and housed there tbe thotisands of art treasures brought from Venice and the Venetian plains when the Austrians and Germand Invaded Udine and Delluno. Those works of art have now gone to their proper. places again-and the—Italian -goveHVment has restored the famous palace to Its ancient splendor, making Its huge rooms and halts look.as they did when Pope Taul II and Cardinal Lorenxo'Cybo occupied them In the four* toenth century and beginning of the fifteenth. IRBIGATEDLAND OPEN Ten ■’thousand Acres lit Wyoming and Approximately 10,000 acres of re­ claimed land In Wyoming nnd Nebras­ ka will he open to homestead cptry early In March, according to an an­ nouncement made In Washington by the reclamation service. The North Platte valley tract, part of a project of which hundreds of thou­ sands of acres already have been re­ claimed by storing up the waters of the North Platte rlvor behind the Pathfinder dam, will be opened on a Water service rental basis for th'e first three years. __ ____ ___________ __ T o.oon sa rw-tn~tTiK-tf tirr n a * ' stltutc the largest area of reclaimed land -opened to homesteaders In more than five years. nt-Imlny o few yearn ago nnd liua Dew* living In the Humboldt -river over tlncc. The alligator skin will be made up Into a traveling bag by Frey. In nddltlbn to 4ha alligator the' traRpers secured a largo number of mfiskrata,. beaver, otter, coyote* and wildcats. jA .P . C O N N E L L Y L ALU KINDS OF I N S U R A N C E , -a/-' Lo t U i r e A L ESTATE. BERLIN POPULATION 3,801,235 Effect o f War la 8hown Ip Big De­ crease In Melee According • to Census. • Washington. D. 0.—The city of Berlin With edjacent districts now In­ clude* 8,801,233 Inhabitants, according to recent Issues o f the Berlin press, whjch published result* of* the census started October 1010. The tnojt re­ markable feature of the census was the considerable decrease In the city proper, census reports showing n loss of more than eight per cent alnce 1010. The effect of the war was seen In the fact that the number of males In the suburb* o f Berlin Increased only 033. while females Increased 13,007. In Greater Berlin males decreased TH.000 and females Increased 121300. It’s the Igipwidont Mai wfeo Negfects Fire InsoranceU sually the man who can least a ffo rd , to take an y risk w hatever. “ AlU L * .. . I Y ou insure your home at a trivial cost. DRIFT 15 DAYS ON ICE CAKE Three Eskimo Hunters Arrlvs In Nome After Braving Perils In tha Bering Sea. - „ . Nome, Alnska.—Three Eskimo hunt­ o ur ers cjime Into Nomf.pvor the /tea IrJf out of alght'of 'land. ■The* said lh « r . h s d l s u g W -Jfog. ^ — eold nnd hunger nnd that while hunt*ai(jnfj—’ (iodju snoau|.\ pnu pouJ |ng seals they camped on the Ice oft « op ‘pinoo ai| j| mu p|noM oi| mqj the mouth of n rlvef ISO miles south U|U|4aa ajom jou s| u puu ‘pjlio.w ji{ ji of Nome. One morning they nwoke to jou pinoa on 'umu u qone u| .{nil'll* ■find a gsle had torn Ihelr Ice enka free -«odui| |DJ|8.Cqd u *| poofi StipfUuu ;o hnd carried It to sen. They did tuouii(sudiuooou «HX 'll 2u|||odM pus ALLIGATOR IN NEVADA RIVER and licit night land again until MprcjLg.^, ii 11 iiftreYf*?WnP*TTytrerrTnK Kilted a NUm- Ilw’lr rnniR* ilirmigh the loose Ico until Su|Xj||nnb9ip auu>« sXu.u|u hum o jo q j •pooS sum juqj ao|.uos Xuu joy jy her of Calves on Frey's* they readied solid shoro Ico, ‘puq bum )uq) uuui u mouji joaou | i f . • Ranch. •uojieouiisnbsia S9|jju3 tsaupvg Learned the Rules. ’• ' • I Wlnnoinurrn Nev.—James Bryn your husband expect you.ti Observations of Connecticut Netursllet ' and .William Brennan, veteran Nevada IT "Oh. no I He's been mnt There Is s reason why cats walk ' trappers nnd hunters, arrived here re­ on stone fences In Ihelr peregrinations. Shortage of Hotel Room Is Keep cently with a tale of- having trapped nn alligator on tlio HumUrtdt fiver. TyBptdsrg «IULQ»a~g*>Wws. ■ *nnts in st'ifirii Of irryyr uy walking, - —4nq ffifimAway. — ~7T^7r h-rm .lf Krirv'ii rw nch. vr..«t o f W lh Spiders, according to supefstitipn, on n atnno fence, they have sh e lte rnetnuccn. are omens of good fortune, therefore Chnnce to get the lay of the land. , . A. irU Bryant and Brennan trapped tlio ah to kill them provokes wrath nnd In­ Thus, when the cat desires to return. vited disaster, Superstitious people If It once'strikes a fence qpon-vthlch . , • • ______• calves on the Frey ranch and pnt the will, tell ihnt the bride who finds a It hns traveled. Its- way home Is then entire dhdrlrt In fear of going near the spider In the folds of h er. wedding dear. A cat generally hns a K«»dd n*nNever Before Were There So Fe\> river. The trnjiport shy It was an nlll- gown may look forwrtrd to a married son for everything It dues.—FarmingAmericana, Whose Money Wat Reck* gator that escaped from a. chrgus train life of great prosperity. . vllle Correspondence fllilgefield Pres*. oned on to Relieve Kingdom’s Flnan* ’ ___ ... clal Strait*—Venetian Palaca la 8et . . . ... . Apart for Entertaining Vlaltora, but 1 V V V V V V U U W i W M A k There la No Provlalon for Lodging. a wW X A A V W W V K K A ? Fire Insurance ."[mapped *IU» infill men FRECKLES positively Removed by Dr. Berry's Freckle Ointment Your D ru silit or by Nt*11 6$« Sr iiJ for I'rro Booklet Dr.C H. Perry Co., nt* o*t» ___ COUNTRYNEEDSTUEIRM ONET »**'«*nft" »*»•»«»k1"^ •n.umb" EVERYTHING IN G roceries SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM $ 1 .5 0 D o z . SMALL CREAM 75c D oz., Furniture and Com plete H ouse Furnishings • . Stoves and R anges O ur S to ck is C om plete Frlces And Terms Reasonable 34 years service to S an ford GEORGE D. HART LIFE IN SU RANCE S P E C IA L IS T * »ae No. 17 . r , Q. B e i 1#7 Clothes WANT A D S PAY Luigi Luzzattl, formerly minister of finance, und Itnly's most prominent financial expert, tells the New York World corespondent he ts much wor­ ried about the lack of American tour­ ists In Italy, He says the money they would bring In would go a long way toward solving the country's financial difficulties. Italian cities are crowded but with Italians. Never were there so few Aincrlotui and .other tourists. "Americans are not encouraged to tome,” , he explained. "All our cities and many small towns which attract Americans by their beauty and history are short of hotels because during the war they were taken over by blgXuuks nnd lurge Industrial concerns. No Room for Visitors. "Italy used to ,guln more thnu a thousand millions n year from tourists. Where can we lodge tItem now) Where can we Dud sleeping room even for the crowds of Americans who want to see our beautiful country, our splendid art treasures, and perhaps buy some wu esu spare! 1 have, asked big hottd* keepers this question and'their auswer Is that there Is no room In Italy for | American tourists, that government I must (Yelp build hotels or give buck those It sequestered, that big business houses must resell hotels they bbught for Offices If the tourist trade Is to flourish once tnori.. Minister of Tree «ry Schanzerahnres Signer Luxxattl's opinion as to the need for attracting nd many Americans to Italy as possible. He said lathe cham­ ber of deputies that the tourist trade la essential to the national budget The budget for 1019-20 show* a deficit of $563,000,000 and .that 0( . 1020;21 foreshfdows a deficit of $520,000,000. The money now being spent *6 lavishly In Italian hotels by native war profiteers does the country no good. American gold la wanted and Mlhtater Schnnxer promised the chamber to do hla best to attract Americans Into the country again. Vinitlan False# for Banquets. .When the next prominent American statesman visits Itome officially he may ^ have trouble In' finding u room and bath but he will be sumptuously enterj tslued to luncheon, dinner and tea by the Italian government, which has pro* I pored the historic Venetlin paldce for I tbe purpose ot receiving distinguished strangers. . The FUlauo di Venn!*, as the Romafia sail that magnificent plies, way bfillt by the Venetian republic la tbe fourteenth e*ntury to house pi# repub­ lic's irabsssaderi tfi.Ib$ Pa(il| state. . ivheu Venice became Austrian prop- Jer or more *beautiful assortment to won new bright combinations Sizes 34 to 50 The New Style Bathing Shoe You Will Like Black and W hite, Green, Rose and white * • $10 to ‘ * 75c to $4.50 pr Childrens Cotton and wool Bathing Suits $1 to $7$0, sizes 24 to 32 All W ool Bathing Suits for Men and Boys N avy Grey, all wool, some with the bright new com $ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 4 .0 0 a ll sizes A Beautiful Assortment of •• . A ll Colors to (See the Big Window Display) Diving Caps All Colors 25c and 35c '* . . v £i T h e Y o w e lT " C o m p a n y " Everything New That ’s Good” . In B ath in g A p p a ll Have Y6ti HeWd The New April Victor Retordrf ■ MS ^* - �' »* • - 7. T - vri .'W2V > ; * ^yM «■ g-.W , tTlh .Li iW?;vlirWlftL t r. r " w o . TmVS..\NFn n p i m p ’ HERA i n jpna was forced by ita creditors to dose' its doors with a stock o f shoes valucd at many thousands o f dollars. People marveled at the lack o f bus­ iness, and there was little surprise, expressed when it was announced thnt the firm would be forced to close its doors and liquidate in favor o f —I if ——' n r— creditors. The management o f the Cole Shoe Farm?, Groves nnd City Company did not advertise. They Properly knew they had the goods, but tho For Rout and For Solo public didn’t know it. This manage­ ment placed its judgment' opposed to advertising against that-qf-ali oth Tho Man W ho Salla Dirt business enterprises. Tho result was inevitable.— Palatka News. ' • * • • ADVERTISING MEDIUM. ■WON 1IA I , '(Khritlipp y H. B. Parrish, the manager o f thf foundation in f a c t . I t is a rainbow TRY A HERALD WANT AD CocnCoim plant here, has returned chasing dream which will not be realized. The most that can be hop­ from Philadelphia where he has been ed for, is a vote that will entitle the for the past two months irv a hospit party to a place and standing on the al. His many friends will bo glad tc learn that it is entirely recovered. ncr* SoniU) at The ticket in future years. Even that can, and should be prevented, and MafnolU A>rnrp f will be If the democrats o f Florida, stand loyally bchihd their ticket, and % vote their full strength. C. A. M A T H E W S The main element of uncertainty ._ REAL ESTATE • lies in the vote o f the women, but Editor that Is not so uncertain ns it may J. HOLLY. A Now Man With tho ON Firm Secret ary-Treasurer seem. The white women o f Florida N. J. LILLARD. A. P- Cunolly. 108 Magnolia Ave. have Imbibed from birth the demo­ General Manager IL A. NEEL. . cratic doctrines held so firmly by iturtlilai IUim Made K am ApeUraUea their fathers and sons and husbands, and so far as they vote at all, will Subscrirtion Price in Advance vote in that faith. It Is inconceiv­ One Y e a r ______- _____ . . .. . . . .$ 6 .0 0 able that they should .do otherwise. Three Months _____________ ___$3.00 They will stand ns a unit for white Advertislng figures, rate cards, supremacy, and ail that it implies. Delivered In Clty^by Carrier circulation statements^ dry statis­ If they all vote, as they should, it ++♦^♦♦+♦♦♦**++♦++++++++++4 One W e e k ________________ 16 Cents will simply double the white demo­ tics. tell n newspapers story. But cratic vote. The voting negro wom­ they tell only half o f It. And ad­ Member o f the Associated Press. en will of course vote the republi­ vertisers today are demanding the ..a - ____ can ticket, because that party freed other half o f it. . ••• _ , . Men who advertise are beginning UNION SHOP. them from slavery fifty years ago, to measure editorial quality a ; well but the numbers voting, except in a In the face of many shops making few isolated instances, will be negli­ aa "circulation qaantlty, to realize Popen shops" on account ofl 'labor gible, and will have little influence that how reader attachment is formerf is quite aa. important aa h o * many Phon* 22 troubles, the Herald Printing Co. on the.general result. At the same time it behooves the readers are affected. There is oual'com* to the conclusion that un­ ion men are the most desirable 'in democratic party o f Florida to get ity to subscription lists as well as . . ! , / % *he printing business and wo print out its full voting strength. It will quantity. . . Advertisers are basing their Judg­ AhO union label on our. paper and job not do to assume, as It nas in years ►♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦+++++++++ work hereafter firm in tne determi­ past, that a primary nomination is ment of newspaper advertising value nation that with' a union shop we equivalent to nn election, and let it on personality as well as on techni­ can get the beat results. The Her- go at that. We are facing today a cality, on reader prestige as well as mid has always paid above union vigorous and determined enemy- who advertising patronage. <A| newspa­ wages but did not have a union or will scruple at nothing to insure suc­ per must be a good newspaper beorgonixad shop heretofore and we cess. Every white democrat owes it fore It can be a good advertising Record. taka this step with the belief and to his party and his country to get medium.— S t •Augustine • • • the trust that the union- men who are out and'cast hla vote for white su­ OUR MISTAKE ' ■wo rking fo r us now and will work premacy and good government-— , fo r us in the future will give us the Tompa Times. • • • • O C T O B E R F I R S T begin s th e new inter­ ’best they have in eight hours labor In the last Issue of the Weekly and that hereafter we can bank on PAID FOR HIS PAPER tlorntd tho type read 25 pounds of est q u arter. D eposits m ade up u ntil the , AND THE COSTS Irish potatoes for 60 cents when it the men who believo with us in the principles of orgnnired labor. There should have read 16 pounds. McCultenth draw in tesest fro m the' first. G et nave been mistakes made by employ­ The, court of common pleas of ler is reducing the high cost of liv­ er and by employee In the fcast but Lawrence county recently decided a ing but he does not want to reduce your deposits in before the ten th to pet * the Herald believes that a better day small case involving |6.40 in the in­ it this fast nnd we hasten to correct is dawning for labor and capital un­ terest o f n newspaper published in this mistake In this issue for the interest th is qu arter. der the plan of bettor co-operation that county. It appears from tho people have "ganged" his store cvel and n better understanding. W e have contracted with the evidence that n carrier delivered a since the ad came out. However, his paper for a year and several months ad is in this issue nnd will be in THE DAILY HERALD to one Henry Ceiber, who refused to every issue of tho Dnily nnd Weekly B. & O . M O T O R CO., Sanford, pay for it because he hadn't ordcr- giving prices nnd it will pay you to Fla., to do our service on HudThe Daily Herald resumes today af­ ed it Scibcr accepted the paper and read them.' ter a vacation of six months and re- . the family rcad-iL— The court-in~inajicH5B8¥tr*‘ Effective ~ fM^-we hopeyrfor att*tthjel •Des- ‘ itructing the Jury said among other HOSPITAL MEETING le fact that help is scarce and things that Scibcr in not refusing TOMORROW NIGHT CAPITAL AND SUBPLUS 5120,000.00 RESOURCES SI. I.’>0,000.00 + newsprint paper is five times the the papeF.'was a party t> .\n implied ♦ price it was last year the manage­ contract to pay for v/ha ho got on F. P..(Forster, President., B. F. Whitner, Cashier. The Executive Committee o f ,uu ♦ ment o f the Herald feels that the peo­ deliveries groceries to thq wrong Fcrnnld Laughton Hospital will ple o f Sanford should have a dally .iiiso nnd tho person who •' A. L. Betts. Assistant Cashier the hold*their regulnr mectihg nt the o f­ paper nnd while it comes out this ■ceries-and used them was liable, fice of II. C. 'DuBosc tomorrow night nil service on cars sold, by us week in four page form it will bo or "a man cnllccT to a day’s work in at eigh^ o'clock to transact business eight) nnd perhaps sixteen before the [a garden nnd gets in the wrong lot of importance' ahd every member ‘ ir wiH- be donc«by the above con' Reason . is over.— It "fif^T-four ' nnd works a day with IKii know­ urged to be there nnd also the. jihy- cern. A complete stock of l I TV pages just ad n starter but it 'is ns ledge of the owner of the lot, the sicianB of the city nnd nny one wnc largo ns many of the daily papers In man who received the benefit of that is interested in the hospital. parts will be carfiod ns before the state at that nnd we hope it will mnn,’s work was under obligations to by us. ■ grow from time to time as the pat­ pay for the labor, or the man who ronage grows and wo can get an­ cleans another’s pavemnt while thy Mr. Loveless, who. formerly other machine to take, care o f our owner looks on without ordering the constantly increasing business. The workman to stop, there is nn implied hnd charge oL Hudson and ft . dally is .given to you today |n the rutrixacl _lo- pay for thnt man’s serw lff E&sex 'sBrvlWr'IWlPTlSWT? ______ K»b a t"fn n lin ii anoon mu pi mi ipiu uHiiii"__iimmr anford must have the daily good, said the judge, whenyou refound at the B. O. Motor thtyf seasonwe issue it a month ceivc n pnper through themails. In Co., having taken charge of the earlier than last year and kno>v thnt accepting the paper there is an im OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF llll it will l>e welcome if the anxious.' In- plied contract to pay ffib it. BANK, ALIKE. Service Department of this trulries about the doily mean nny-1 The decision by the court in direct.thing. Then! are several depart- ing a verdict, ngainst the man who Company, and will also give If there in‘ any particular in which we may be of service, ments thnt will be added in n few rend the pnper in favor of the pubi our management will highly appreciate your call. days to toko care of nil the news o f , lishcr is not new, as the question has service on Hudson and Essex. the city nnd county nnd we wnnt the been decided by many of the lower Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this patrons to send in nil the news of courts nnd upheld by appellate community. their respective sections nnd let ns courts of ncnrly every state in the “have it either by phono or letter. Union.— Huntington, Pn., News. WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE. W! • • * • W e wnnt every one to feel that the TIernId is,your own pnper nnd will THEY DIDN’T ADVERTISE By W . E . W A L T H A L L . ‘take nn Interest in its welfare. STRENGTH SERVICE Those who get the paper hjr carIn Jacksonville last week the larg­ Trlor will he solicited by the boys or est and most pretentious shop store on rnn phone F. P. Hines who will in the .city was forced to close Its F++++*+++++++4+++++t++4>+++ ave charge of the circulation this doors, and the stock is ' now being ♦++•>+++*+++++■»•++♦+++++++++ year, having handled it satisfactor­ liquidaU'd. Among those who knew, ily Inst vear. Or phone the Herald the Cole Shoe Company was consid­ +•>++++<■+*+++■!•■{■++-H-+-+++■+•+<+-i HOME INSTITUTION office. The dnily will be fifteen ered to have the highest clnss of cents a week by carrier or six dol­ shoos as a whole of any establish­ lars per year, !>«ing one of the com­ ment! in Jacksonville. Itf hnd the SMART IN DIMITY. . . modities that has not raised best appointed store, the best kept price since last season. Some of the prettiest frocks for , store, employed the very best sales­ o • • •• children are made of polka dotted men possible. _ - . T H E DUTY OF DEMOCRATS IN i The store was located on Main dimity, the dots being In bright red • FLORIDA street, between Bay nnd Forsyth, or blue. In tho model pictured thcro 'where, the Jacksonville Observer is a straight skirt gathered to a The idrn thnt Florida can be seppoints out. more people pnss in a day short-wnUted bodice. Tho front, neck Uff.W' i •araterf from the solid south ns the thnn on nny other street in Jackson­ nnd cuffs nre edged with narrow in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you result of the present campaign, is ville. Other shoe stores in the city frills of soif-matorial. Medium siio an ignis fntuun which mav have tnk- prospered nnd enlarged, but at u requires 3 yards 36-Inch material ' Pictorial Review Dross No 814G. «?n nossession of n few hopeful re­ time when it should have been jit the "To If you d(> not save money how do you expect others to lend you money publican . politicians, but had no very summit of prosperity this firm Hires, 2 to C years. Price, 20 ccuts. those that have ill be given" is true in the business world ns in the Bible. The moral SANFORD DAILY' HERALD t-S T A T fc J1 C M . % Let Everyday be - Post, Card D ay J .E . S P U R L IN G Specials for Today Milk Fed Veal SANFORD Get Them at the BROWN’S MARKET Herald Office SERVICE 1First N a ti orraFfithk Monday, Oct. 4th, t t t . Helpful, Friendly Management! F Daily Fashion Hint Walthall Motor Co. S eminole County Bank I Y ou Do N ot H ave-F aith and Confidence t r> lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates. CAPITAL 530.000.00 SURPLUS 513,000.00 S BANK OF SANFORD »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+• Building Material i Prices and Service Just Right On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues Choice Native and Western Beef, Pork Veal and Sausage P h o n e 105 PHONE 62 ‘ 402 Sanford Avenue BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER 7. . s ■..r* Ss.'lir, �/ MONDAY. OCTOBER. 4. Little Heppe^lnje Mention of Milters In Brief Person's! Hems of Interest 4 In and A b o u t <£ The C ity «£ Summary of the Hosting Stnsll Talks Succinctly Arranged for Ii. raid Header! to repair the damage. Allen has just entered the university to study mediMr and Mrs. H. C. Waters and cine and his enforced absence will family M>ent Sunday in Eustis and interfere with his studies but his iJSourilinK hllbj and dales o f Lak. pinny friends hopo for his speedy reco very. county.' Town Crier. REUNION OF THE CONFEDERATES AT HOUSTON, TEXAS Predicted Will Be Grandest Ever Held— All Railroads - Grant 1 Cent Rate. Mrs Sam Younts has returned t< Mr. nnd Mrs. F. B. Langley have Sanford after* spending the sumnie: moved from the Pace house on Park ; ; points in the north and Sam > avenue to their home, on Tenth hapm- aK«in aftcr a 8*Vnraarr street recently purchased frorp M. Houston, Tax.—Houston's gates now A. Fleischer. Mrs. R. L. Jones hns "batching" « purchased the Pace home and wiP stand open to do honor to the thou­ Mr, H B. Lewis returned Sun move there this week. sands of Confederate Veterans, their dav front ohio nnd Michigan am' «£er S * and with Mri I^wis Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer have relatives, friends and visitors wjfo will S u have apartments in the Welakn returned from New York and other meet et Houston October S to 8 In Vf k‘ Vi ’ . tr= , — '- > Block this season.____ eastern cities where they enjoyed n one grand reunion. three week’s ’ vacation. Vivian at­ Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Latapnugh and tended som e-of the big dry- goods- --T h e other- contentions to- meet In ~Mv~Trdnr-Rastia hare moved o r wrdl ’ noonings nnd got n line on the new Houston during week October 8 to t. move shortly into their new homo or stuff and the conditions of the big S.enorta avenue reetnUy purchased markets. He will tell his story in In addition to the United Confederate fron, Mrs. Kolb and occupied by Mr the Daily Herald tomorrow. Veterans, will be the llth annual and Mrs. Harry I*cwis. reunion of the Sons of Confederate Town Crier. Veterans and the lis t annual con van‘ Mr and Mrs. Deane Turner and tton o f the Confederated Southern Mr and Mrs. R- J7 Holly vUited Mr. Get your advertisement copy in and Mrs. Roy Symes and family at early. Thd Daily Herald wlU be Memorial Association, to all of w h oa their beautiful home in Winter read by 1,600 people In Sanfohl and Houston extends a cordial welcome. Park. The party made the trip ip surrounding territory every, evening . Mima Sadia. Ruth Aldridge, of H Mr- Turner's ear yesterday. of this week and by 2000 o r more Paso Is sponsor In chief of the United next week and thereafter. It gets Confederate Veterans for the reunion. Wftdonl ■Henley was (circulating results and the live business men Min. Aldridge la eligible for member­ among his Sanford friends here on will take advantage of it. ship In all the natloia) patriotic Saturday. Weldon was formerly woman’s organisations In America and manager of the Southern Utilities MIbb Margaret Roberts hnd her Is also entitled to membership In the Co here and has many friends who car badly smashed near Winter Park are glad to know that he is pros­ yesterday afternoon by the impact Daughter! o f the Republic of Texas! pering; ______ of a motorcycle against the radia­ She la therefora considered a happy tor. The motorcycle was ridden by choice as chlaf sponsor to ths voterMr. and Mrs. J. M. Wallace havt n negro man who evidently lost his ana Miss Aid rid so is the "daughter removed from the Herndon apnrt- head while trying to avoid ni passing o fva daughter'* of the Confederacy. ments over the Herald office to the car nnd rammed into the Roberts Miss Lillian Webb of Jeekson, Miss Leonard!' home on PalmeUo avenue car. He has offered to make gooi' tsslppl, will ba sponsor in chief for Mrs. H. B. Coney nnd family* wdl oc the damages. the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Bhe cupv the apartment in the Hcrnld is a daughter of General John X . building. , lr George A. Pierce and family, of Webb, adjutant general oP the. Missis­ Eustis, were in the city yesterday Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald Holly nnd coming over to see his brother whr sippi Division of ths U. C. V. Houston expect*! ■to have a camp Mr. and Mrs. Edward Betts left was expected to visit the Herald for Saturday for Palmetto and other the dnv. -Mr. Pierce is from Louis­ of Sons of Confederate Veterans more points in Souths Florida. Mrs. Hollj ville, Ky., nnd wns in the printing than 1,000 strong, to greet the veter­ will visit'her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs business there, having a large plnnt ans and visiting Sons and act as of­ James Woods, at Ellentown nnd they for the printing of bank work. He ficial hosts to .them. When prepara­ cxpfvVtn return tomorrow. is treasurer of the newly organize*’ tions tor the reunion were started the Luke Region RruiLmg, Co., uf Eustis local camp of Ihe-Sons ot'"Wt*raxa .■a ■ Miss' Carrie -firay/W itrexpected t< was wholly decayed. A new camp T ctire'from the rcstaqrnnt husinbss Town Crier. wan organised and named Albert Sid­ and recently .sold her fixtures nnd ney Johnston Camp, after the great business on Pnrk nvenue, has listen­ Sir. and Mrs. J. C. Hutchinsui Texas gsnsral. In (our weaks.lt baa ed tn the cnlt of the hungry nnd opened n tea room and quick lunch have returned fruin u trip to South grown from nothing to 601 members. Mrs. The Wednesday before the reunion in the Welkn block on Railroad Way. Carolina and other .points. Hutchinson visited the Hutchinson had bean declared Son*' of Veter Allen Jones, was here Saturday home in South Carolimr while Mr ans Day In a proclamation by Mayor Hotohimon--Visited- the-various - »mr- - Amurmxa; m r n t i i i 51 sons, opposed n n r? 2unday-.Jtmnr thrr Univrratty kclH in tile east and puddle west nm: t»aiiu^yillr,.^l..to.|BarauUt..:ki . foai WIT* romo 'vnttrabip ~lrrroTTffl>rtnn ■tlmr by lea me of Danalu,yis.<AAh»^UaaAaA .West where ho will be in a govern he will impurt to the growers .ijf* this sraey were lo work (or "distinguished ment hospital. for treatment to his ■errlco" awards, signing up nsw memscc.tlon. Mr. Hutchinson is The man ear Allen received this injury to uger of the Sanford Truck Growers, brfrs Though ths applications are not h!f ear while in the service of Uncle all In. It Is considered certain that ths •Sam and it will be up to Undo Sam Inc., o f this city. camp roster hat passed the l.OOfl Granulated PER POUND Irish Potalaloes, 15 lbs * 50c 1 lb, can Crisco 30c 1 1-2 lb can Crisco ♦ 50c 3 lb can Crisco - . 90c 6 lb. can Crisco * ' $1.75 I ql. can Wesson Oil • 75c 1 pi. can Wesson Oil * . 40c Everbesl Not Olio * 40c Allgood Olio * * 45c Cbnrngold Olio • 50c 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 Moms Creamery Batter lb. 68c L-P. McCULLER - - * *T>•* Sanford, Florida • mm PAGE THREE. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD "A HOMAN CULTIVATOR DO* IT* NOW*. 10*.— For the perSpn who has been through n strenuous day of work ot worry,— a long drive In an Auto oi any unusual strain, mehtal or physi­ cal, the "ENERGIZER” afofrda at. most Immediate relief,'— Many cas­ es of SEVERE HEADACTIE which resist nil other methods have repeat cdly been stopped by n single “ EN­ ERGIZER" Treatment—It is n pc. culiar FACT that n ‘sore spot’ which you would not touch because of pain will go right through a full Treat­ ment without your even feeling oi knowing that the place has been cov­ ered.— This Is truo simply because the motion o f the procoxa la perfectly SMOOTH, rapid And even.— "ENERGIZER" CANNOT harm ev­ en a frail person.— Tho action Is entirely SOOTHING and AGREEA­ BLE, even pleaaant in EVERY case. 11*. Thera U no provision in the human body for storing Surplus fuel or supplies, as wo have In Com­ mercial matters—If we do not con­ sume all thnt our Stomach (Factory) produces each day it must follow that there ia a crowded condition set up here nnd then) in the body.— This condition starting very small grad­ ually spreads through the years from about Twenty on, until something in tho Human Machine has just got To have attention.— In commercial a f­ fairs we call It "Strikes” —Embar­ g o * . "Floods” ,' "Fires” , “ Wri-ckiTY Poor Material Overload Etc., Etc.— - In the body wc call it "Sickness", in the Thousands of different terms and titles,— But the beginning is us­ ually except in straight accidents the result of an Unbalanced condition ns of the Diet, Water and Exercise.— It is a safe statement td make,—thnt the I/>rd Mayor o f Cork may be g o ­ ing without Food, but thnt he hns been exercising to the extent of Physical ability each day, else he must havo passed on ere this.—"Bal­ anced" Exercise is n basic. "ENERGIZER" Process REGAINS and MAINTAINS—BALANCE. DO* IT*NOW*. . 12?—The real m eagre or Gauye of Human Intellect Is, how long it takes a person to see the merit o f n New thing or process. Monkeys nn 1 Parrotts are* very good at doing the the same thine over and over again. "ENERGIZER" is New to most Peopie.—But there is already a long list of Sanford Citizens firmly convinced of the wonderful value o f "ENER­ GIZER" Treatments, People who are "ALL RIGHT", and are just wise enough to understand what it takes to "Stay all right" and mlghtv pleas­ ed to find such a Quick, Pleasant. ■Economical/ method available rlehl here In Sanford,—the only "ENER-" OIZER", Service In this part of the Country.— There nre less than fiflv of the Machines hi the World at the present time. - 'FIND OUT FOR YnURSEt **.— DO TT NOW. * WHY,—EVENT­ UALLY? „ Phono JRA Box -*509. Sincerely and R esn -elV ’ ~ L. C. CAMERON. BUSINESS PICKS UP. Business has been good in Sanford all summer for Sanford haa never been a "winter town," but business has picked up rven more since *life cool spell came down so suddenly nnd the merchants ‘ are getting out the winter goods and arranging for more space in the Daily Herald. ENLARGE THE HERALD FORCE. The Hcrnld Printing Co., is en­ larging all the lime not only *with new equipment but with new men nnd among those going to work this morning are the following: . Ralph K. Gore, who.with his fam ­ ily, arrived last- night from Bradcntown to make their home in Sanford. Mr. Gore ia one of the best linotype machinist-operators in the state ’ and nil last season was in Orlando on tho Reporter-Star and the Sentinel. G. Bassett Smith, o f ‘ St. Peters­ burg, who will bef'one of thq job compositors,' comes highly 'recom ­ mended for the position. nesa in the repair and mechanical de­ partment. It might be well alao to mention here that the B. A O. Co., have Q.ide a new ruling that all re-; nnlrs arc for cash only, giving them the opportunity of serving the public in a better manner and enabling them to add to this inVportnnt department in the way of quick service and the best of mechanics. — -— TRAIN SCHEDULE Town Crier. Arrival Departure WILL REPAIR HUDSON AND ES- No. 82 ____ 1:59a.m . 2:09a.m . SEX CARS ' * ____ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 P- m. No. 84 3:25 p.m. _____3:05 p. m. No: 80 In this issue is the announcement No. 82) . . . . . 2 43 a. m. 2:58-0. m. 8:40 a.m . of the Walthall Motor Co., that they No. 27 3:25 p. m. _______3:05 p. m. No. 89 havo tamed nil of their repair work 7:35 p. m. and parts to the B. A O. Motor Co., No. 8B _______7:30 p. m. Trilby Branch of this city who in tho future will do Nm 100 ................................ 8:00 a.m . all of this work for the Walthall Co. No. 24 ................................. 3:25 p.m. The B. A O. have engaged the ser­ Leesburg Branch vices of Mr. Loveless in conjunction No. 158 ______............... *... 7:50 a.m . with their force of mechancis. arid No. 22 --------- --------------PjM l • Oveldo Branch nre bbtfer equipped than ever to take 3:40 p.m. care of the learge volume of bus!. No. 1 2 7 ........... T ill The first appearance of the DAILY7 HERALD marks the beginning of the 1920-1921 season. The bigness of this season depends a whole lot on the Sanford people tbem^ selves- so lets all get together, stay together and make her* hum. is the third day of OUR BIG WEEK, anii from thd way things havo been, going so far it looka’ as if tomorrow is going to bd ond big.day^ because it, is ! * - ) C IS I© © L B @ Y S DS : P A Y ' a shirt or blouse' with each pnir And we give u free pair of trousers__ with each suit, 4* , « • 4■ /-■ of trousers uiid rt pair uf stockings- with each Shirt. Atul other big specials run right T U- THE KHJUU 111AT" HT1111 FETlH.NT. : ir ta||4 .1 - Have You a Home? i 1 si 1 1 1 Or Are You Waiting for the Notice that You Must Move Out? 5’•a In these days of high rents, uncertain ownership, dearth of houses to rent, tho chances slinVrtHat you can rent n de'strahl6 house and if. you do thnt it may. bo sold .over your ■ head in n few dnys oi* mqeks- you should own your own home. Have You Ever Tasted the Delights of Ownership ? T o .IIvex in your own homo, to plant p tree, n (lower, n bit of grans, to know thnt it is your very own, thnt no ont* enn put you out nnd that your family i& protected with something ns good ns life insurr-f^o. * This is the Time to Build Your Own Home * And in building bo surtx that youd costs nro fijnired right and,that your home or rent­ able; property .is built along economical lines that will prove ft real investment to you. We Can Build You a Home Complete in Sixty Days We have some brand new. UUNGOLOW8, the last word. In Bungalow design, fort sale now on MAGNOLIA AVENUE We would'be glad to. hat# you inapect them. Note the type of construction, the material* and the workmanship. Also note the attractive designs, tho convenient arrangement o f rooms, large closets and tho little thing* that make a home a delight. We also have somo very desirable building lotd for sale on Magnolia Avenue between Tenth and Thirteenth Streets. WATCH THIS SECTION GROW GEO. W. More than 100,000 Identification •Up* have been sent out from the Confederate reunion headquarter# ■( Houston to the various Confederate organisations In America, which krill aotltla members to the reduced rate. m ----\-.v Engineers and Contractors SANGORD, F L A . PHONE 304 . -------------X-----------. ;. ■ t ... y -* -v*. 1.M ir t'Sja 1 ■ « iSSfl on-thru the week also.. mark, making it twice the else of th* next largest camp, tbgt at Atlanta Os All over Texas the reunion Is stlma latlng Sons of Veterans to organise samps and rertre old ones, to atteod the reunion and welcome the hosts ol the Confederacy of Texas for^vrhsl will no doubt be the last time. Carl Hinton, adjutant In chief, wbe haa moved his headquarters frc:n Denver to Houston, until after ibu to union, reports the organisation of Zl new camps of ths S. C. V In Texes Veterans who attand the reunion nsed not worry about gsttlnf lost U lloriton. Arriving at' the staUoni they’ Hill register, and be oaelghed U quarters. A Boy Scout wilt tgke each one to hl» 4«atlaettoa, and every mts tor car owner In Houetaa will gladly pick up a veterim aid get him dowg wherever he U going! All veteraag who eipect to be quar tered free, as la the custom, are erol* warned by the reunion committee t« bring their own blankets. The war de pertinent refuted cots and blankelr for a canufTon a technicality, and con greaa was not. In session to correct tbt error. ./The reunion committee wu forced to buy mattresses and will "bRlet” tho .veterans In school! and down tqwn buildings whsre they will bl both comfortable end safe agalnkt bnd weather. E ffort! made to raat~SO,OOf blankets, to give rich men three, fall ed completely: they elmply can not bs obtafned unless they are bought out­ right. 8o each "Johnny" will have Is tote his blankets as he did during ths war. A rate of one cent's mile with "sto| over” privileges, effective October X and good until October 31, has bsea granted by 74 railroads' east of ths Mississippi river and II west, to mens bars of any Confederate organlsetloe and thSIr families, wbor want to at tend the Confederate reunion. General N. B. Forrest, commands! tn chief of the Bone of Confederate Veterans, tn apeaklng of the grnntlni of the rate, said: “ Now get ready foi your crowd. Tble means that people can come to Houston from any point In the confederacy for le a mile—and the regular fare Is sow 3 4 c . They can stay until the last of* October, take elds tripe Into Texan and see their friend*, relatives or tho country; can attend the’ Dallas Fair far fit I round trip, come back to Houston and start home; stop off at as many places ns they like for lc a mils which Is almost as cheap as traveling on a p u i." Town Crier. J. R. Ivlauser- of Indianapolis, who with Mrs. Klcuser. were here last season nnd will be here a!k this win­ ter. "D a d ";o s he is kngwn among oil the hoys, is an expert "ad" man and job compositor /did having lived in’ Sanford once cannot keep away. These, with the good onrs nlready on the force, will give The Herald what is needed in the way of ser­ vice to the public. •y ,» 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. 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 04, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1320 VOLUME I SCHOOL DAY JIM tint Alatc atm«£ . . . . . U r n * <**»■» » 7 ~ 0 S ; K « t* « s )U * « .u to it f i r adoption oj this plan, which will save Florida growers a large amount of money.—Tampa Tribune. Is Sill Being Made • Famous . . Milwaukee. April 21.— Seven stills one co'oler for u still, more than 100 gallons of raisin mash, about 1,000 pounds of raisins and more than forty forty gallona of moonshino have been seized in three raids conducted by ELFARE DEPARTMENT 9 F policemen and prohibition agents WOMAN’S CLUB IN CHARGE here the past two days. It wai the biggest rorioi of raids iiT Wisconsin' OF THIS GREAT WjORK. since prohibitum went into effect. Beginning Monday morning a drive f. r funds will ho inaugurated by Mrs. A. Pi Connelly and her committee, to supplement the ttoche'i salaries, that our children may have the benefit, of the host trail 1 1 teachers that can be secured. The present snlarips paid are inad­ equate tu meet their needs and cover, the present day high cost of living ax t< tellers representative mtfi nnd aoji.eii of a Community, era expect So.much of liiein in every way. and particularly in the mutter of dress ve they expected to keep pace with the 'ime^ hut the Sbiff art* not tr-tfhe Hinount for which l’aris April- 2#-TWy—Aiamciated the committee will strive, will he Press) Former Premier Cailluux was setiterieetl to three years imprison­ ment Unlay. The time allowed sime ho ban been in jail reduces the re­ mainder one month. i g*. < £ $«J 1 $ Milwaukee C\mc loo** tootk(Copjrrlght) ALABAMA PEOPLE FOOD ilo, grand Ford Motor Company fiscal year ns. acerb* endi*il January 30at, more than half Shutz of a million of the aturdy little Forsd ha I lift tho Factory to Join their three and u half million brothers and CONGRESSMAN CLARK AND sisters on the world’s highways.. And I>KANE LOOKING AFTER Ford Officials express FLORIDA * FRUIT . AND VE­ their bility to turn Ic GETABLE GROWERS. half of the million by July .KM. Washington, April 23.— Quicker when their year ends. movement id vegetables nnd fruit However,’ they say that n million shipments between Florida and Ne^ j a year is far from the ultimate in Yo-‘, . with tho schedule cut from , motor car manufacturing: and thnt the live tn six-duy ratio as between j with the cojpletion of the Blast FI«iii!u and the metropolis as now to Furnaces and Body Plants which three or four dnys, is the agreement Henry Ford is nvw building In Dereached between the Interstate C om ' triot, the yearly output is bound to merro Commission and a gathering of assumo larger dimensions. The pre­ fruit and vegetable growers and'ship­ SUPREME COURT CONSIDERS sent sent capacity la 1,200.000. CONSTITUTIONAL pers held here today. This quicken­ ' FEDERAL The Blast Fun ace project on am endm ents. ._ . ing nf schedules will mean the saving which Mr. Ford hits teen working of hundreds of thousands of* dollars Washington April.23 (B y Assorle- for the past three years wMl enable to thc4 growers and shippers'because' ted Press) The Stipremo. Court be­ the Ford Company to make Ford it will mean n saving in decay caused gins today tho consideration of parts d'rect from the *ron ore In­ by longer periods on the road and a whether tin* Federal Constitutional stead of buying the iron Ingots and keeping in closer touch with the mar­ amendment* must he submitted to then melting them before making ket*. Prior to the government's the voters for ratification in the into parts. A ft h * pffcaent time there taking over the railroads the time state* having the referendum pro­ are approxiamtely 15,000 .men en­ for a carload from points In Florida vision*. The case involved tho ac­ gaged at the Blast Furnaces and in to New York was within four days tion of Ohio ratifying thu Woman the new body plant But It Is quite hut undc£ government operation the Suffrage amendment. probably thst that number will be Schedule slowed to five nnd six days. more than doubled once the Steel Several days ago whim the railroad mills—which will be the largest in Aviator* Drowned ‘ trike began it was realized that unAmerice— begin to operate. Ford men April 23 (By Associated Yuma hvs drastic action should he taken to do not attempt to plare ai\y esti­ F. Dell, a United let tho Florida product* to ^prthern Pre*s)‘ Lieut mate on what the production of cars .markets at tho earliest possible States aviator was drowned today in will he in the future,'hut point to n^inont the loss resulting would be the Cclorado river today when his the fact that they have been able to Incalculable. With this end in view aeroplane hit a wire while trying to supply the demand for the paat ten the meeting was called, at which a fly under a bridge. years and that at the p arent time plan was put up for consideration. there are gome 200,0 0 unfilled orSoldleu Bodies Brought Home This in brief provides that fruit Washington April 23 (By* Associa­ and vegetable car* nhall be run from ted Prtaa) The bodies of nineteen Florida points to New York in front three to four days, »o that there American soldiers were brought back Jacksonville -May Have Mualclptfl Ship Plant •hall be no further ' damage. It Is fr&n overseas today and will bit •buried In' Arlington cemetery this Jacksonville, ApVil 21.—This may impossible to attach these, cars to afternoon. . be the first, city in the ynited Staten pavsenger trains, hen^e it ha* been to hkve a n'unicispl shipbuilding dsrided to run them straight to plant of Importance, local city and h i* York from Florida on passenger ■hipping; board officers believe. Ne­ schedule*. gotiation* for the purchase of the though at Congressman Drane Bentlepr1concreU shipbuilding plant home on campaign business, worked reached A* definite stage last night •fffctlvely through his Washington whhn the city commission voted in' ofrce and Rfprtftentative Clark was. favor of buyint the plant. •tutrumental |n securipg a speedy . -j v. * * - .I , . • .is, , •' ■• u-O*-r •. • • *' vi. AND WIT I AND Birmingham April 23 'By Associa­ ted Press) Hundreds are left home­ less in the storm swept sections of Alabama and Mississippi with only a few days food supply and nrnny without sufficient doling. The eases have been reported by J. T. Brorkton after a surCVy of the stirken dis- Washington April J3 (By Associa ted Press) The shortage of farm labor will soon Ik* acute suys Secretary Meredith- today in appaelhig to. the business men and college students to spend their varalintls working on > NUMBER 153 grief and sorrow, who with them, how in submission to the will of Almighty God "w h od octh nil things well.” ‘ V ; . . T«f know her waa hut to love her for she wait a power <>/ good on earth." • . A short funeral service was held at the home with Dr. S. \V. Salker pastor of the Methodist church officiating. Accompanying the remains to Burlington N C where- they were COULD NOT BE COMPETITION tenderly laid to rest, were A D nnd OF BRITISH LINES IF J .W Znchgry- and. Miss Bessie SHIPS WERE SOLD. Zachary; Mr and Mrs A K Power* Washington, April 23.— Following . of this'eily nnd Mrs II. E. Bridges evidences of an' organized effort by * alien-interest* to check the develop* — ment of new American trade routea by forcing the immediate sale of our government-owned Merchant Marine nnd at the same time securing the cancellntion~Tn*tCTt»iu~exi>ort rates, Matthew*Hale, In behalf of the SShth Atlantic States association, lias uTkYd for un investigation of British propa­ ganda in'* this country.He has ad­ dressed n letfl'r on. the eight senatora < representing South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida, call­ NEW NATIONAL ORGANI/.A- ing their attention to the fact that' TION Of It VI Lit k AD .MEN Delos W. Cooke, associate director . A T - MLAiilUSCTON. — “BrlTI•irT’ JTnard Lines, under Sir Ash­ Washington April 23 (By As*oel.> ley Spnrks, heads the committee ted Press The formation of a_new which will appeal to the Trunk Lines nut 1.ju iI tirganizal''tu »d tie railroad association and the Interstate Com­ men will be undertaken by repre­ merce commission lor tho cancella­ sentatives h*-re of the striking tion of export freight rates to South switchmen of t'liieago am) other Atlantic ports, which compete for t*itit-M ueeortling to It. •! ^Mitche'1. traffic in the middle west with Hullfax, n British port. Attention is called to the agitation certnln large shipping interests which formerly operated to a lurgp extent under Brisish. flag, are runducting for the immediate sale and breaking up of our huge new merchant murine. This activity is said to ho in direct neeord with the policies desired by British shipping lirms in their fgar of American competition. It_ia claimed Vice presilient. Iliomm 11. 1 nnt.cn. that some American •ruilroad and Perry; treasurer. J II Ncules, Perry. shipping interests as well as commer^ Many matter? pertaining to the have heenMnduced rial organizations betterment nd state roads were Ids-, by tnisrepresentafiofl Of'facts, to co­ cussed ami a r** #*hitinn -.ibinitterl operate with what is essentially, pro­ |,v J M Gornto "f Mayo, recomBritish activity. Mayor Sells Overalls St. Petersburg. April 21.— Noel A. Mitchell, mayor-elect nnd booster fo the.Old Clothes Club, today or­ dered 200 pgirs of ntiny overalls which he will adl ‘ to men here a hero at fifty rents a pair. The over­ alls were bought from a supply house deals in government supplies tint have hyen sold I y l no <• Sam. The c u b here will I old a mooting («>• inorroyv night and arrange for a deinom traion to farther tin* I'uinp.'ign the campaign ngain l t111: high cost of living. - denth of Mrs. Mary “ A. Zachary, bringing sorrow into, tho lioarta of tho friends whom she numbered by the score. F oM tsin f nil of tho beau­ tiful attributes id true womanhood, a devoted wife and mother, a loyal friend jrod consistent church member, her death leaves, In the live* of those who knew, and loved her best, a vacancy that can never he filled. As grandmother she was the Idol of a large circle id childish heart* whoso highest Ideals were typified by the sweet and womanly representative of her sex. • Born neor Oak, Orange County, N. 0 . Fcbrunry 2nd, I860 Mary A. Catos was married to Mr. Jl. C. Zachary In 1808. Six ehiidren born of the happy union are left to mourn her logs, W. A„. A. D. and Ml*s Dekale Zachary and Mr*. A. K. Powers of this city J. W. Zachary of Coolnsr, N, C. Mr*. J. C. Bridges of Raliegh, N. C. Two brother*, B. M. Cate* of Tallahassee and one sister Mr*. Fannie Clark of Chappel Hill N. C. and a number of grandchildren also Xtirvly* her. Mr*. Zachary with her husband N'i >. railing trmii l all 1 "«•*'. mu Lnniont Perry, Mayo, ami Branford is routed, was adopted. A committee will appehr before tHe stale road department next week In interest of the road named. NATIONAL FOREST RESER­ VATIONS WOULD v SAVE SOUTHERN TIMBER LANDS. Washington April 23 (By Associa­ ted Press) The National Forest Re­ servation Commlifsion at u lncetlng today urged the government to purchon* additional IhiVda in tho southGOVERNMENT TROOPS WILL cm Appalachian und White mountain TRY CONCLUSIONS . WITH to prevent tiirtbi*rxfta«age-,> . REBELS. • • ^ . 0 Augun Prietn Snnorn April "23 (By Associated Press) Tho van guard of the Carranza troops that aro cxpectrd to attack Sonora reached Ojltos today 'while 7,000 additional troops left Buonavlstu for the north. The grouping of the Sonora -troops to meet the attack continues. Were Selling Red Llkkcr * Toledo April 23 illy Associated Press) More than a score of cabaret operator*- nod former owners of saloons were indicted by the Federal grand Jury today for a violation of the prohibition laws. • WENf IIIG FLORIDA POTATOES IN PARTS OF RET ' SMALL AT HOME. Joplin Mo., April 23 (By Arsocla* ted Press) The Missouri Democratic stnfe convention after nn nil night session rejected ’ United State* Senator Reed anthe district delegate Baptist Revival to j j nn Francisco. Tl|b convention W asm arked by wratlgling und filll* The Baptist Tomplo is filled 1 at every evening service this week.. hustering. Forty three members havo been added to. tho church to date. Daughters Make I’ iligrimige The services close on .Sunday. Washington April 23 (By Associi Mr. Hugh Rowe formally of the nted P r e s ' The - Daughters of the Tahcrnackle Church of Atlanta is American Revolution mad ca pil­ leading a chorus of 60 voices. grimage to Mount Vcruon and plated wreath* pn the tomb of Big Men’s Meeting The Princes* George and Martha Washington today , Theatre Be sure to attend the Big Men’s Rear Admiral Commit* BulHdo Meeting at tho Princess Theattc Washington April 23 (By AsjocU.Sunday April 25 at. 8 30 P. M . ted Preas) Rear Admiral - Brittain,, George Hyman w»lll vpeak on "The tho chief of-staff of Admiral Wilson T f*t of Manhood." Mr. jlugh Rowe commander of the Atlantic fleet, will conduct mens'dtorus and sing committed ’suicide today wfill*. the • sojo. . fleet wua off Cuba. ✓ �' . A P R IL 22. 1H20 SANFORD D AILY HERALD AS H ? : SAW CHRIST Pon Picture of Jesus Is Discov ered in Rome. ____ — T h e v e r y best m a k e s Mowing Machines, Hay Ral Tedders, Cast and Steel Walking Plows 1 Riding and Tractor Plows Acme, Peg Tooth, Disc and Tractor Harrows . Fencing and Farm Wagons P h on e 446 Cotton Seed Meal NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate» ASHES Drawn by Proconsul In Palestine In . Letter Describing “Man of • Strange Virtue.” of the village. According to those who have occupied I) ghosts, spooks and spirits abound In It. It was built mors than half n century ago, and the nh leged walking of chairs and tables, and door rnps,. rattling o f dishes and jinns and removal of covers from persons occupying beds havo driven those who have occupied the placo to give It up. ^ The ghosts hnve been reported for n quarter of n century, and during that time a score o f different families hnve occupied the house, but only for short periods. For years no ono would oc­ cupy It, although It was offered rent Itome.—From the dust of moro than 1000 years n studious modem Homan lias rescued n pen portrait of Jesus Christ. It wns drawn In one of the letters that Publius Lcntulus, who was a Homan pro-consul In Palestine and know the Savior lj» Nazareth, wrote TROTZKY TRAVELS IN STYLE to n friend In Italy. ■ “There has appeared here a mnn o f strange virtue," Publius Lcntnlua Red Army Chief Has.D« Luxe Train of 14 Coaches, One a wrote. "His disciples call him. *The Oarage. Son of God.' Ho cures the sick and raises the dead to life. lie la n very hnndsomo mnn nnd worthy of all our attention. His hair Is blond nnd covers his shoulders In sepnruto army, Is n moat elaborate affair, Concurls nnd Is parted In the middle, slating of fourteen enrs and two poor, after the fashion of the people o f «*rful engines. It Is supplied with a Nazareth. Ills forchpnd Is smooth 1 wireless Insinuation capable o f rennd serene. without marks or reiving communications from Nnuen, wrinkles; hlB countenance I s ‘ pink; Lyons nnd Tendon. One o f Its most his nose Is well formed; his bfnrd, o f Inleresllng fittings Is n printing oflics the same color as his hnlr. Is parted which prints Trotsky's paper, On the In the middle. i ' Vnr* T,'° greatest curiosity o f the "In Ida goto Is an expression o f train Is the "gomge." which contains wisdom nnd of openness; his eyes are si* cars, one n powerful French auto­ blue. hut shine terribly when he re- mobile which belonged to the -Ints proves peoplo; hut In conversation Emperor Nicholas.they are nmlnble. Ills observations The escort on the train conslatH of art* expressed with liveliness, a l - _ 2.V) infantrymen, a whole company of .though he always remnlna calm. N o -' machine gunners, nh Trotzky, with his body has ever seen him to lnugh; but train hns often been near the front he often weeps. Of a good height and and has Severn 1 times been In danger straight figure he hna very benntlful of his life. The trofn also contains a hands_nml arms. Ilia manner of- library and n dining,car. speaking Is serious. He spesks hut little; nnd Is modest. In short, he la REDS CIRCULATE BOGUS CASH ns handsome ns n mnn may he. They call'him Jcsuji, the Hon of Mnry." Expert nntlqunrlhns nnd studenta of history pronounce the letters of Publi­ us Lcntulus to be entirely genuine. ‘For renlnrles thpy were forgotten save by students of I.ntln nnd nnclent Rome. The ndvent of Chrlntmns brought the letter quoted to the mind of nn old professor here. • He translated It Into modern Italian nnd -sent It to some of Ids learned friends ns n historical curtIt seems to verify the belief unity LI «. ,L 1 rp I tT / 1 ' *rl Sl 1 1 B ig A s s o r t m e n t t o s e le ct f r o m . • V h a v e th e w e l l - k n o w n McKee, Porcelain Lined a ls o th e • • • * Automatic tlmL thr.Snvtos-iintfcaSalrW nptexlou and light hair, as tunny old artists de­ pleted him. * • • » • ^ Odorless Refrigerators HOUSE FILLED WITH SPOOKS Offer of Free Rent Fall* to Attract „ Tenants and Owner Selle I t Is the original tnlklng board, and WHO -INVENTED OUIJA claims that the orncle tnlklng hoard manufactured by Isnnr Fuld Is a copy of the one plnced nn the market Brothers Ask Baltimore Court to by him. . The Fnlrf* about 2ft years ngo .were .Settle Dispute. In chnrge o f n* wooden toy factory known ns the Kenunrd Manufacturing company and the ouljn hoard was one Brothers, Apparently Lacking Falfh of file devIccsMhoy made to entertain In T alking Board, Ask Judge the young.- It quickly won tremen­ to Decide. dous popularity and so overshadowed the hnslness o f the concern that the Hnltlmore.— At the moment.that the plant wns largely devoted to the mak­ ntilja board, which some years ago ex­ ing of the ouljn honrd. cited the country and then virtually disappeared, has again come Into the limelight throughout the world, two WIRELESS TO GUIDE FLYERS brothers are engaged In litigation here Patrol Planes on the Mexican Borde over Hie qwnershlp of the patent. Are Equipped W ith Radio The trial Is mjw In progress of the Gets. suit of Isaac Fuld. trading ns the Southern Toy company, who Is ask­ Washington.— In* order to reduce, the ing for nn Injunction to restrain Ills brother, Wllllnm Fuld, from deriving danger o f Amerlcnn air servlet* plTotii pecuniary profits through the sale of accidentally flying over Mexican terri­ tory or becoming lost while on border Hu- ouljn hoard. The ijIalntlfT asserts that In lt»M he patrol duty.* the commander T»f tin originated, miflliifarttired and placed Ninety-first Aero sqtintlrnn. stationed upon the market the hoard under the temporarily at Itcnm. field. Imperial copyright name of the orni'le and Reach. Oil., has had every plane of Hint Inter Wllllnm Fold started the the squadron equipped with a radio set with a wave length of .177 meters manufacture of the ouljn honrd. Wllllnm Fuld asserts that belaud which Is the best wave length to dodgr Isane Fuld were Itr lnislness together Interference. All pilots are required years ago, and Hint the ouljn honrd to check their posltjon every five min tiles. , As n further precaution the radio officer of the Ninety-first sqttndron luts erected nt Ream field n radio compass station by which readings nre tnkon while planes nro Bonding In their po sttlon reports. As the course Is nlmoat strnight east from Ilenm field the rndlo oltlror can tell almost Instantly whether n given plnne Is holding to Furniture and Complete Its proper air line. House Furnishings Should a pilot become confused, lose or mlstnke his position nnd turn south, the radio compass would Immediately Stoves and Ranges show that fhe plnne wns over Mexican Our Stock is Complete territory. . . . . 0 Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San GEORGE D . HART LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST Phone No. 47 P. O. Box 107 FRECKLES Positively Removed by Dr. Derry’s Freckle Ointment Yoor Drssslif or by M ill 6S« - * b it d h r Free B w k k l P r -f - I I . B u rr C u . «*» M k f c l y * O l - r * Plncvlllo, W. Vn.—The famous haunt* ed house nt "Harden," on the Norfolk and Western railroad. Is being demob Ished by the new owner, C. W. Itrown. who purchased Tt In nn administrator's sale, been use the spooks liehaved sc badly during the Inst twpnty-flve years Hint nou n e would live In II. The house Is n big two-story frame structure anil Is one o f the hmdnutrks Movies Aid the Sty A prominent designer nn of women's gowns hns state films hnve had nn Importer the demand for certain slyl Inrly gowns of simple classl “ Intriguing fabrics." A d port" ‘ hat. the sale of cos Increased 2,1 per cent since beentn** popular. . TRY A HERALD,WANT AD Were Never So Charming The ^irls like their easy Comfort— Mothers like the Smart Girlish effect and their practicability. They set most gracefully on the active outdoor* girls and yet they give a gratifying robustness of appearance to the girls of more delicate type. Our New Models are the most attractive we (£ * I O C A 11Ta have ever shown. 12 to 18 y e a r s ....................... M iddy Dresses, 6 to 12 years ODD INVENTIONS PATENTED Tornado-Proof House, “ Pedal Calorifl cators” and Other Queer Con trlvancea Lilted. n tornado-proof house, iht* Invention o f n Now Knglnnd tnfin. It In built •m a pivot, ho that every breeze turn* It with Its head to the wlhd. Among other Inventions Is a "pedal enlnrlflcnlor." wlUt which one can blow upon one's toes to warm them. It Is n tube, worn under the clothing, with n branch leading to cacti foot and a mouthpiece nt the top. Then there nre a polisher for fnlse teeth—merely .the end of a corncob stuck on a stick ; a aanltnry*pocket for carrying chewing gum, a wooden bit for preventing snor­ ing, a noiseless alarm clock that yanks the sleeper's* arm Instead of ringing, ntffdher that ataris a mechanism that throwa hlmkojit o f bed. and a machine for counting egga ap the* are laid. - new effects-are so charming, so different, so becoming, they provide for every need and Nets, Organdy and Filet Lace, White and Ecru occasion The April Victor Records are fine. Come in and let us play them for you. * Everything “ New Stylish Hats for little Boys. F a n cy check and Plaid Worsted, White TDuck and beautiful Milan Straw - - - - - 85c to $2.50 �•v f* • » -------------- l V! » _____ ■ . » ? _»? AnT ■ r-------_ X - -*-♦ H r 1; • . SAN FO R D !D AILY HERALD PAGE 2 APRIL 23 1320 for Phildelphia P a , to .visit their make it bigger and better than ever for son Herbert and family indefinitely ihb people here havi demonstrated that Mr and M rs' Mari* have been resi* Residence: 90S Magnolia Ave. •vary d l«M «i •ireyi H«»A| »< they, want a Dally Herald and we event ' Phone 461 Tfc* Herald DaUdlnf, 107 M i l i e u A r m * . 8 » e - to give them one.* Until that time the dent* of Sanford for 20 years or more tm *. rWMa. Weekly Herald will b« resumed and with Office: Hist National Bank Building aud have left a- large circle of friend* who will regret their departure. ruiusH U S Phone 462 the.ianie neat Saturday the Daily'wilt Since the burning pf their home some cease until the clouds roll by. • weeks ago, they have hren Mrs F, ------O— ' INCF Dutton's guests. * B. I HOLLY. Editor Bob Holly of the Sanford Herald W. M. HAYNES.-Buriues* Manager can'hardly, wait for the ball season' Mr n d Mr! I D Martin have LEST YOU FORGET sold the'.r attractive home oft Lake to open so he can begin Umbastipg Airmtiatni Bata. M»J» »M »« M ApfUutU Golden~"snd are taking apartment* the towns which are going to wallop ■lucmmON price in advance in town and will move shortly. Mr the "Celery Feds."— Tampa Tribune. ro n one n u * _ . and M rv W W Dressor have bought If wb wait for that to happen. .U.M ro s UX MONTI(H. the Martin home and will take pos­ prutkrko in crrr nr cahhieb Jawn, we wilt .be deaf and dumb all ONE WEEB_---------------------------- «• C«lt during the "serious." session In a short tima Thd Dressof F. L. MILLER, Owner farm house and barn in Cameron b W k M M n t (KM mattar XT, l l l l , ll dM pmIWIm II SutM i FUrUa. aadrr City is for sale * We hava a bunch of good, .stuff •cl tn March 3. ISIS> Graham Hunter has bought the to put in the Herald If we can ever 10 acres of, improved land adjoining get power again and we ask thg MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PIDS his place on Beards!! ave. b readers to wsit until that time. There was much about the carnival, about The so railed overall clubs looks Now they are catching giant (lah near tba churchea and various other events and sounds silly to us farmers We Bimini weighing two tons and. more that should .have been printed b u t wear overalls tfie year round and according to the Miami Herald Well,, you can't print without electricity, Mr. and Mrs. Ingersol have re­ never thought of bein| clubby ex that Irish whiskey Is good stuff, all right. don't you know. cently sold their Melvin ptare to cept now when we’ need new ones to — o— V pay several prices for a pair just - _ :=~ - . * D. L. Thrasher of Sanford. The Fair Banks of Lake Monroe some one's fool fad as the price is And tbbn in speaking about ar­ Mr. Ira Jones nude a business would be a good place for Mary to Pick bound to soar sytth the big demand ticles on this and that and the trip to New Smyrna and Deytona A BAN K A C C O U N T inspires Confidence, Ford but thoae lawyer* wilt gum things at present. we want to inform the public that: last week. up and leave all parties Owen Moore. creases your Prestige and helps you to this paper wilt curtail much of this Ross Long and a force ,of painters Mrs. Hgrris and little girl of Or­ •tuff that in days gone by had so are In Winter Park at work on the Good afternoon. Did you know that much free space. No other business lando was the guest of h ^ *iatcr,in beautiful new home recently pur­ Jaw Mrs. W. P. Monroe * here your properry has added something, to on earth is . giving anything away chased by Mr and Mrs Roy Symes * it while you slept and while the other these- day* and -you should not rid* couple of days last week. who we understand are to take up fellow web working. Suppose you wake the newspapers, - f o r .column after their residence there soon/ EAST 8 ANPORD up and do a little boasting yourself. column of free stuff. Mr and Mrs Charles Braddy ' ' ------0-----— 0 -----Mrs Susie Squire went to Jack­ lave returned to their home near Office. courtesy ' doesn't necessarily The fact that the Sanford House sonville on Wednesday for a weeks Atlanta, G a , after tha winter in ‘ F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cash!. mean kissing the stenographer every property has been sold and a big visit with her'son Byran and family Cameron Ciry morning — Reporter-Star lotel will soon be built and many Mr and Mrs A H Stone of And yet Baaile has the reputation of other enterprises started . here has Cameron Ave nre enjoying a fine GENEVA being the moet courteous boy In-the Press irought several men with money to player piano recently purchased Miss Annie Peters of Daytona is Association. Of course the h’gh cost of nvest to this city. We hop4 they Mr and Mrs Ed Ward of Camer­ spending her vacation here with her everything may have something to do will, meet _some^ of _th c glad hand on Ave are driving a beautiful new father Mr -T ~ D - Petefsr: — — —j— Bird Grammar. - H o w Graphite I t Mined. with hTs new resolutions 1 boys instead of tbe^'rain In the face" French model nutoftiobiie. FYoni an examination paper— Kk« . Thu mining, and purification ef Mr and Mrs L P Daniels and types and that they will invest while 1 D Hart is having a weeks vaca­ small daughter are visiting their par­ (Interjection) cry gWen by a young graphite used In lend pencils Is nn, The power was off several hours yes­ the investing is good. tion visiting .relatives over the other ents, Mr and Mrs J W Daniel. penguin- on being frightened.—Bostoa unlike tho process of silver ore. p <j terday and off again today for several Transcript. generally found mixed with ^rti, side of the Stato. Kirs Endur Curlett and Miss hours and the aameold story becomes new silica and mica. It Is tier,*,4sry t§ The grand and glorious chance of Those Who Need Law's Restraint Ed Cameron was at home from Srrma Eichnor are tho guests of again for a daily paper cannot bq. printed pulverize the mFk with crushing m*. lifetime--is for some enterprising What a cage Is to thp wild beast, Bostwick over Sunduy their sister Mrs Charles .Brumley chlnery, which Is followed |IV the ejl l i Sanford under present conditions. merchant to start a big department law Is to the selfish man. Kcslrnlnt The whole community sympathize at St Augustin.e traction of tho graphite. Defer* th* This paper will cut the daily edition store here |n Sanford where the op­ Is for the savnge, the rapacious, lire graphite Is mixed with ti » c'ny (t p Saturday and you can thank the South- portunities for getting ull the trade with Mr and Mrs T W Bryderi M is s E d i t h M c L e I a nd is Tlolent; not for the Just, the gentle, Utilities C o, for the loss of a daily for one hundred miles around is the in tiie death of their infant daughter. with her aunt Mrs Eugene Matthews the benevolent. All necessity for ex­ strained through very flue silk so that ull particles tU, Ie.iit .bit as well a* the Ices of nil kinds of best proposition in the state, ft is •Prof and Mrs George L Mari- at Euu Gallic and will Spend the tern nl force Implies a morbid state,—* coarw -mny^bg reuiowd. business enterprises Uagbcrl- Spencer. * ' V too bud the folks here who could *'t here on Tuesdcy of lfeftL. tfeck. (jUnimex there^ * . . iiiiiart __ w* . - - ■■7start tltli dWkthave not seen it^refirrer • •ifc“ ** 1 i The missionary meeting of the ■' Washington'* Pol tical Faith. Modern Greek Language. not know the plans of Washington "was n Federalist, and* Baptist rhurch was held at the home The modern Greek language Is s strong party man at that, but be «u the progressive Sanford citizens, who re­ of Mrs T D Peters last Tuesday dialect o f the ancient Greeks, and ths unanimously- elected to the president* cently purrhxned the old Sanford House afternoon literary-language of today Is a con­ by the.Federalists and Democrats. He property but we do know that the^are Those from Ceneva attending tho tinuation of the nmln literary diulcet was nlso (he unanimous aholce-wbts not given to mcking nJy grandstand quarterly meeting o f., tho M E of ancient Greece, lire Attic, ns modi­ running for re-election.' Joig^AdtatWelfare Department .plays, they are not talking for publicity fied .by |«asslng thrungh Byzantine. wns vice president- undef Wnishlnjtot church at Oviedo last Saturday I * purposes and thzy are -not trying aJy were Mr and Mrs J W Daniels The modern vernncular la womelljnes • nd succeeded him In the presidency. With a good attendance and Mrsholdup game They will develop this mag­ B. W. Herndon presiding, the Wel­ und~Mr and Mrs If H Pattishall. called Homme. At Hie (irewrit time' Thefp was a con two. however, in 1704 nificent property' and the entire etty of fare department held a most in­ thche Is a tendency among the Greek Geneva people are wishing . tho nuthors to return more closely to the bonvi*en Adums. Fejerallsi, nml Jtf* Sanford will ccncfit thereby. feraoif. Democrat. In which the furmtf teresting meeting at the Woman’ s "news items" would tome out in ancient fupn of the language. was the winner -7 ^ — Club, Wednsday afternoon. the weekly Herald - Instead of the We hate to announce the disccntimi*' * A pleasing program with the topic daily ance of the Daily- Herald but it heiiu "The Teacher's Salary" made the Last Friday evening the last •tome to hear the many expressions of re­ meeting one of real pleasure. A very meeting of the parents-teachers gret from the subscribers who will miss fine paper was given by Mrs. E. F. association, for the season, was held their dally visitor during the summer Housholdcr on the topic, who in a at tfie school house with a larger rnonthf. However no one knows what we splendid manner developed impor­ jium ber present The teachers and have suffered in financial loss by the tant points and excellent reasons pupils deserve a great deal of credit Southern Utilities Co's failure in service why our teachcFs should bo paid for the programme rendered. All and until*we can be assured of constant better salaries. Superintendent of the ladies weje dressed in oriental power we simply cannot operate a daily Instruction fotnthe Ctfunty, Mr. T. costumes and under the soft' lights paper It things change by next October W. Lawton, the special guest of the of Japnese lanterns they looked as we will resume the Daily Herald and daV also gave a good talk on the though they might have just step­ subject showing why the salaried ped over from Japan. Afte* the pro­ are not eommepsdrate with the gram, honte made cake and fruit teachers' services. At the close of punch were lerved and a social the discussion which followed Mrs. hour enjoyed A. P. Conno.’ ly was appointed chair­ man of a committee, to meet with Bandits in attack on ship the City Commissioners, and school Board for the purpose of devising Albanian Outlaws Fire on Vessel Carways and means by which funds ' rying United States Red may be sebured for increasing sala­ Cross Supplies, ries until further state legislation provides the funds. Scutari. Albania.—The wtenmer SkoDuring the business session it dni. living tho French flag and curry­ was voted that the Welfare Depart­ ing American lied Croas supplies fol Montenegro, was held up by banditti ment take the initiative and give ••idle Pti route tip the Bojnnn river, $200.00 of the Carnival tpceipin to mid one of the Vnllora wns wounded. fyrm »the nucleus of the teachers Tho ship had Just reached n bend In salary fund. $100.00 more was do­ the river when thd' bandits appeared GLASSES ADJUSTED nated to the Fernald-Laughton with machine pins nnd began to cmMemorial Hospital for purchasing and REPAIRED linrk n hoarding party In smnll honts. the most needed, and one that .will The rnptnln turaetl the r e o e l and or­ be lasting, article for use in the dered nil steam ahead down the river. hospital. Mrs. S. I’ uieston was made The bandits Immediately opencil flhe chairman of This committee. The nnrl riddled the sides* nnd upper deck Optometrist-Optician balance of tho Carnival receipta will o f the ship with machine gun bullets. be placed temporarily in the Savings 221 E. First direct Department subject to the decision COURT-MARTIALED M TIMES FOR. D A N D R U F F as to their use for civic purposes. Opposite I’obl office After ull bills are paid the depart­ British Seaman Sals Record In Army —■Under Detention More Tfcan ment will have cleared approximate­ Four Years. ly twelve hundred dollars. B ig A s s o r t m e n t to s e le c t f r o m . • W e The following officers were elected London.—John FarrlngdoiVn, a senfor the ensuing year. h a v e th e w e ll k n o w n nmh. hns been fourteen times courtVice Chairman— Mrs. E. D. martialed; passed four nnd half years Brownlee; Secretary-Treasurer— FOR SALE BY undef detention, nnd wns never Mrs. H. II. Lewis; Chairman of nbroad. according to nrmy records.' He Finance— Mrs. T. W. Jones; MemIs now serving three years' penal servi* gership Committee— >4r». Herbert ttitle for theft o f postal draft*. a ls o th e tuilcfing M a teria l McCaslin: Program— Mrs. E. M. Galloway. Sure Signs of Storms. A detailed report of tho Carnival A sudden nnd local motion of the receipts and expenditures will be ’ * •lr, not otherwise seen hut by Its given later. whirling tqi the dust on a dry road B. C. DODDS,M .D SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Milvis Marble Co. Monaa^nls, Copings I Marble or Granite establishing yourself in the World Successful M en? Sanford, Florida COUNTY HAPPENINGS Chalmers Elcar Maxwell Immediate Delivery lcian Lott Motor Car Co. Tested Lenses Ground 123 W. First Si. L. A. BRAND SA¥ and For Itching Scalp McKee, Porcelain Lined & Rouinillat Automatic Rooting of Ail Descriptions ■• . 1 ' / Lim e, C em ent, Plastor Drain Ti>c and S ew er Pipe. •: • :: Hill Lumber calm weather, in {lie , manner o f a waterspout. Is a sure sign of n corosng storm. When swallows fly low It Is n sign of approaching rain. Thl« ta accounted fir by the fact that before rain Insects which nre .the swallows* food fly-very •low, and the swallows, always fly where their fried Is LAKE MARY ITEMS Mr and Mrs Riley and Ifaby spent Sundey with friends at Maitland Mr Engoraol had the tptafortuno of loosing hfa horro last week O. B Olson was a Saturday visitor.to Sanford .Mrs II. D. Durant and daughter spent Sunday at Winter Pnrk the guests of Mre. W. W. .Tanner. • Rev, G. V. Alhertaon of DeLand is.expccted here for Sunday will Urliver a 11 o'clock Sermon. W e a r our good “ Nifty Clothes. Work Hwd and Avoid Worry. I t 'l l not work that kill* turn; i t 'll worry. Work la healthful i you can hardly put more oo a m in rihqn he can hour. Worry ta rust upon the blade. It ta, not the revolution that destroys th« machinery, but the frte* Uoa. , *, -V • • ' ' rf«. - . i. • . __ . f> - = * i * and Odorless tro ra $ 6.00 sues ♦ 1 . l ;?- �% APRIL 23, 1920 Utile Ilappenlnga • Mcifllon of Metier* In Brief Personal Items of Interest SANFORD DAILY HERALD In and A b ou t & The City <£ Summery of the Floating Smell Talks Succinctly Arranged for' Herald Readers j. D. Ball took F. P. Foster, E. Jim liaili A. Douglass and U. J. Holly to r e d ' truck i Urid gc End yesterday and the parry Texas Oil C thor oughly enjoyed the trip after is some flasi they had arrived there but the going Fo|> R , was like an ocean voyage. The editor . , , , will write- aoinething about Bridge j End in a later issue if the power stays' o n - . '"HoneYams’ " Mr. and family leav« Big Meeting M. W. A. they will ti A big meeting of the Modern Woodmen Mr. and A of America will be held on Friday Night, their home April 23rd: The District Deputy and have a host several other good speakers will be pre- see them le sent and a banquet will bo served after jn the old 1 the meeting. All visiting Neighbors are mer home. <jordially invited. 149-Stc, ‘ For Klim Powdered- Milk call W. W. Dressor, Phone 2412. l*5-12tp Y ■ PRIMARY RULES Y April 30— Laat’.day to regisY ter; books ut supervisor of re* }' gist ration ollire, H. C.^DuY Boic. • v 1' May 8—Last dayUo pJ poll Y tea; at county tax collector’s Y offico court house.. * Y May 8 to 13—Candidates Y must file first expense accounts Y with county clerk.. Y May lO-r-^Last.day for ca n -. Y dldates to qualify. *. Y May 2ff to 30—Candidates Y must file second statement ' Y of expenses Y June 8—State and county Y primary. Y June 9, 10, 11— Dates for filY lug Anal state men ta'4>f exY penscs. 163-tf, 1 1 V Y Y V of clothing as well as the high cost of everything that makes up the neccessaries of life have caused us as much concern as any of oyr customers and we are just as much interested in bringing this cost down as you. Y Y Y Y Y >' Y Y Y V Y Y Every article o f clothing, whether it be a W ool suit, a Palm Beach suit, or a pair of Overalls that leaves our place will be o f the very best that money can buy on the market today and they will be sold'to you at the lowest price that we can and stay in business. That means that you get clothing TH AT LASTS LONGER and that makes your clothes cost less in the long run but You Will Have To Co-operate Wtith Us To Get Results . "HoneYam a" v ’ I !.■ ’ Hon. Rivers Buford, candidate ’ The Ameri for Attorney General was in th« be held on M cjty today shaking hands with his dates pr .many friends and the many now * “ made m friends that he makes every "tim e conflicting •"* he cornea around. Rivers is some pJPKRun of ti glad hand artist and ismakinga . WANTI great campaign for theof7.ee which RAGS, he is seeking. CEPT "HoneYama” . C.OATS ... , LED 81 Attention 11E it AI The Royal Nieghbors will meet next Friday night the 21rd instead of Thursday Our Supreme Orac.e and Sifl’crvising' j ^^ Depury from Head Camp are to be with I. *, us and wo especially urge a full attend-! * ance Refreshments and a good social *. ' ,r7 ... time promised.Tleasc lie on Urns. P ,one 4GL * 15 - tp. ■"Recorder" Notice . ' "HoncYants" . After the 2 ^ • nflt rioiivei* ti See what you get and get all you |cft out dally for.New Gasoline filling station 'Fires,! tubes and auto accessories. F. P. Rines, 1 * ] at Post Office corner. 149-Gtc. ini.iir Hospital Donations Mra Walter S Hand recently donated $50 to the Fcm la) Laughton Hoa Ital forsupp'ics and Mrs A E Hill purchased 7 white bedspreads, 12 teaspoons, G knovee and forks, two hot Water bottles and 1 Ice exp and had $6 left over ip cash Among other donations Mrs C A Rau’enson of Geneva gave 1 pair pillow cases, 1 bedspread and I pair, of feather pillows The many fine donations that have been made to the hospital show the generous spirit of the good people of Scmincle county and are greatly appreci­ ated by the officiate and the nurses and the medical stall of the hospital. Y Y Y Y >' Y Dressed Chickens Fat Florida and Western Beef Florida Lamb Florida and Western Pork Hams, Bacon, Luncheon Meats Bologna, Frankfurters Smoked Pork Sausage . Home Made Sausage Liver, Liberty Steak Christian Science services will be held nt the Woman’s Club, t^ak avenue, between* Third and Fourth streets . on Sunday morning at 10 45 cluck. Subject; - Pyubatitw. After Death.’ ’ 153-Otc Deliver J. H. THUS, Prop 402 Sanford Ave The fanner w ho succeeds in doing this, must possess business training alon g w ith h is know ledge o f farming. A check account with this bank will help to establish your credit and put you on an equal business footing with tho merchants with whom you deal. S A N F O R D . FLA For Sale—Stable Manure In car 3,000,000 Matches a Minute. For Sale—Vault doors, address The civilised nations of the world. lots. Budkin & Girvin, Bisbee Bldg, L. S. Care of Herald. , 127-tfc. It. has been computed, strike 8,000,000 Jacksonville, Fla.!10-50tc. For Rent—One large well furnished matches every minute pf the 24 hours. room 717 Park Ave. 118-tf. fo r Sale— 12-3-4 acre farm a. ' ' Singular Illness, Loading station. Four 'houses and Wanted—Stenographer, Insurance “ Sid—One of our operators Is quita nr* W. J. Thigpen. » 142-tfc .office. Box 68 Sanford, Fla149-Gtc. hoarse, ‘The doctor tells me,’ aha confided, ’that my lurynx am nffected —^whatever they nro.’ We told her this was a singular n^s|l>iUHUu4_jiu* lean fchMi ‘piUinjlt TUleiillon im»fTuT&. route pleural."—Correspondent of the Chicago Tribune. r Kira. It. A.Tcrheun, Editor Phone 395 . Society Personals Miss Emma Lee Owen returned Wednesday from Miami where she t?as one of the guests of the Thigpen Watson motor party. Mrs, M. H. Bowler is spending several days in Jacksonville this week, the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Twitched ami son Richard are expected to-day from Daytona Beach to visit Mrs. A. D. Key, sister of Mrs. Tritchell. Sunday they will be accompanied to Gaines-, ville by Mr. and Mra Raymond Key Mrs. A, D. Key und Mrs. Riyo. Fred Daiger was a Sanford visitor in Daytona Thursday. Mrs. Howard Tibbals and baby of Ilaincs City are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Fannie Munson and the former's sister*. Misses Zoo and Fannie Reba Munson. Mr. Robertson, assistant manager of the Florida Fruit Growers Ex­ change' was in town yesterday in the interest of bis company, leaving last night for Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee leave to­ morrow fur Titusvidc' for n week end visit. Mrs. W. C. Bray and children, Mr. and Mrs. Millcn and Ed Milton motored to Jacksonville Wednesday Mr. MIfle'n returning home on Friday. The rest'of the party havg gone on to Atlanta and Bnchula, Gaj Elizabeth Barrett, before she man* ried Browning, spent long* years on her couch. At the ago of fifteen sh« met with an Injury to her spine, which kept her In a recumbent position for several years, and from the effects of which she never recovered, It was during these years that she wrote those sonnets which are her greatest SERVICE Benefit Card Party, D. A. It For the building fund of the Campbell-Losalng Poet of.tho Amer­ ican Legion, Sallle Harrison Chapter, D. A. R. will give a benefit card party on Monday evening at the Woman’s Club. Reservations ’for bridge'cah be made by phoning Mrs. G. I. I.oucks •and for Five hundred. Mrs. B.~ J. Stirling. T h e public la urged to give tbelr support upon this occasion. * Best prices paid for second bund For Sale—One 1300 lb. mule furniture. Look up. see w hat'yuu .cbcu(p_ 12 yi'ara,pUL»AU>gog-<Dr sellhave.’ Diff^Thirbiture-' Co. 321“ ing ({oiog North. Phone 220W. Sanford Ave. 145-I2tc." For Sale— Houses amt Lots in any For Sale—One lot of Duroo hoga location in the city. Celery farms, Iju-t and pigs. Any amount >*>u want and West Slje. Fire Insurance. E. F. from one" to lot. G. W. Spencer. I.ane, Mi one 452. 149-Gtp. claim (o ‘ Immortality. V u lc a n it e C o m p o s i t i o n R o ll S h in g le D e sig n S la te S u r fa c e ,’ R e p r e s e n t ­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in g T i l e RED AND GREEN SLATE ROLL ROOFING For Sale—4000 shares of Comet automobile stock. For quick sale at $17.50 per sharo. See or call telephone 311. T. O. Charles. Corrugated Iron, W all Board, Nails, Etc. For Sale—Baby Carriage, willow good condition, 601 Firs! St. 153-Gtp Wanted—10,000 Men, Women, and children needed at once to Har vest Hastings Big Potato Crop. Hun­ dreds of trucks needed for hauling Work for everybody. -Good wages Hastings Farm Labor Bureau. T. B Glass Secy. 163- tp Hill Implement &Supply Co * m Phone 446 '208 Oak Ave For Sale—Second hand Chevrolet 200—1919 model. Teylor.' Motor C.o \ * 52-0te. For Sale—Egg Plants and Popper Welnlc Roast at Lake Harnoy plants. W. C. Post, Green Cove 153- tc. The young men of the Senior Springs, Fla. graduating class of '20 were hosts to the girls and a few other friends ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A r at a most enjoyable woodland pic­ USED CARS nic and lake-party, Wednesday * 1 Ford Touring Car night when Luko. Harney echoed the ★ gales of merry laughte), the sculling i f 1 Ford Worm Drive Truck of canoes, that skimmed its surfneo i r 1 Fonl Delivery Wegnn i f Saxon Six Roadster In the moonlight. i f ! Chevrolet Touring used All the- pleasures of such a frolic i f seven months were enjoyed in full measure by tffo i f 1 Dodge Touring Car happy young people, swimming i f 1 Buick Little Six canoeing and a "wcinle roast" such fun! and ns if anything more was needed to complete tho end of a * WIGHT TIRE COMPANY * perfect day, a marshmallow toast ★ Used Car Department ★ Vas It." The boys of the class of '20 ★ proved themselves right royal hosts i f 16i-tf ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A ** and together, the young graduate* are enjoying with much enthusiasm For Sale—One 3 burner oil stove agd these last pleasures of their school, one 4 burner with oven both in best of days. ' • * • condition. Hill Hardare Co. 162-3tc. grow before hoa alw ays been considered a laudable action. HOMK IN ST IT U T IO N THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT Undetsr-ed by Physical Ilia. t We have a Cleai Promptly. Give us a PAGB 3 • \ •V • - O PPO RTU N ITY knocks frequent­ “C ly, but she sometimes wears M IT ­ TEN S The Sheild. • You do not need to hear the knock of opportunity if you intrust us with your financial affaire— for a Savings a c c o u n t will always keep you pleasantly reminded t h a t y o u r M O N EY is SAFE and ready for in­ vestment. For Rent—2 suites rooms for light house keeping, 4 furnished bed rooms. 807 W Irb. Itoc For Sale—Two story 8 room house and garage. Clear title. Sanfbrd Heights. Apply No. 402, 8anford aveque. ' 113-tfc. . For Sale— At Jess, than half price one nine column Wales Adding M e chine with stand, used very little Cara of Herald, .. 144-tf 1 PEOPLESi BAlIK OF PORI# . - ji* V*Vis � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 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/d2cf74c253a762664b6d86c5bb1e4ea8.pdf ecb40307febc564fd7e82e1b2b64c035 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 152 SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23. 1920 VOLUME 1 U. S . N A V Y Barber Shop, • Pioneer* In Pencil Industry. . The first lend poni'll uuiuufnrturer In the United States « n » William Mon­ roe of Concord. Mass., who. In 1812, Indented n p r o e w by which he pul­ verized and mixed th e . m*terlnl end Incased It'In cetlnr holder*. He r n eery successful In selling hi* product and continued the bualnes* for it year and n half, when he was obliged t# give It up on account of the difficulty In obtaining raw material*. Another pioneer In the Industry Wn* Joseph Dixon, who commenced huidness la 1827. ' " . . Solve Problem For North And South north generally that this state did-not have a dollar o( bonded indobtednesa It Is now proposed to bond if for $20,­ 000,000 for one purpose alone. -CThe state tax used to be two and onohalf mill*. Now it ia in exccsa of 12 mills. Twenty millions of dollars of bonds could not lie sold,‘ in our opinion, In the future, to a better advantage than about a six per’ cent basis; but if we sell them on a llvo per cent basis, which wo seriously doubt, we would have an interest charge alone sD MEANS CLOSER RELATION­ of $1,000,000 ■a year. And thLs In addition to the sinking fund, and to the repair and SHIP THAN EVEN MONROE up-keep V the roads, etc. Up until a few d o c t r in e . years ago the total cost of the state adMontcvcdfo April 22* (By Associated The formation of the America as tho basis of equality between |American nations for common action ainst aggression threatening from any every’ year as the total uctit ot inis mate *, >lfi(le nations wsis proposed today by used to be. “ If the purposes of this amendment and the consequence* we urc likely to have from Us adoption were known to to •people of this state, it would receive the most complete defeat at the hands of the is'oplc at ttrm w t vlw itmnif aiiuifii- state will bring in a like amount of monxy from the federal government does not altar the’ situation, because whether the public funds are sjient by the (pdcral government or by the sate government they come from the tax payers' pocket just the samx. And this time ha* come to AT INDIANAPOLIS VICTIM BEING call n halt. The Gaifleaville Sun intend* FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GJRLf # to do ita beat to defeat this amendment. —Gainesville Sun: . , * ' Indianapolis April' 22 (By Associated prow- William Bay,'a nineteen year old Mine Sweeper No. 38, negf" has co fosse*! the murder of four-­ tern yrar old Martha Huff, a white girl ar'oriling to tho police. The girl s body was found In a creek s t r i p s of all the clothing. • . ,. ' ^ GUNKSY1LI.E SUN ABSOLUTELY OPPOSES AMENDMENT for THIS PURPOSE. 8om* hotel! Everything at cost, and done with the very finest ^juip ment. Join the Navy, and forget the tips . Can yon Imagine a flret class shave for a nickel, a hair cut for a dime and a massage, shampoo, and all the trimmings In proportion? It’s almost luxurious, and now that tho' electric potato peelers have come in, Jack finds himself with a lot more lime to Improve himself. Ho doesn't W H to wash Ills own clothe* nny innro' either, tin electric laundry will take * This view of tho busy bnrber shop on board one of the U naughts will" give us sll some Idea of the way. the men In tho __________ Only the best Is good Cnoneh for our sailors. AND IN NO WAY BENEFITS THE COMMUNITY AND WHICH* IT (S PUBLISHED. . •El CentroCalif. April 22 (By Associated rex*) Mayor Ohmclede hat instructed hi*-<-hlef-of-Police to supprear th^Ttowv' of arrests and of various crimes saying that its publication in no way benefits the community. BODIES- LOST SEVERAL WEEKS AGO FOUND FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER Anderson S. C. April 22 (By Associa­ te! Fri-im- The bodies of Mrs. iy-rter Water*. Miss Alice Mescldne arid Robert Manning 'have been recovered from the Savannah river. The bodiil with thr*-*- others were seen lb siting down the river. Five bodies a re yet unto cmerod of the party of ten who drowned TORTURED AND bn the river on April 4th when the ferry­ STEP DAUGHTER boat capsized. TO HE h u n t ; S o u t h e r n U t ilit ie s ,C o m p a n y B a c k o n J o b o f R u in in g th e B u sin ess o f th e H e r a ld P r in t in g C o . a n d that • - o f O t h e r F ir m s - & W c wish to go on notice that on account o f the irregular current that, has been furnished by the Southern Utilities C o.i for the past five months that the Daily Herald will be suspended Saturday until such time as the Southern Utilities C o or som e other com pany can guarantee a regular service in gas, . electric lights and power. W c have tried for five months to print a daily paper against the worst odds thal were ever stacked up against a printing office The power for the ppst month has been better than formerly, but it com es and goes and nothing definite can be promised for dome time to com e and for sev­ eral days it has been off for several hours at a time. W c arc in a rush o f work aside from the daily paper and arc Compelled to drop the Daily at once and un­ Tbl* tltU® boat waa one of the (leer sf f>0 which cleared the North Sea of less better service is forthcom ing will be com pelled to 55,000 mine*. •• close up the shop altogether. W e make this statement - Tha Fleet haa Juat returned to this country and was given a big racep because we have been urtable to print many o f the ttoo In New York City. articles that have been given to us, many good news The** boat* would gotpettroe* b® J»«i. for as long as twenty-five day* In the stories arid much o f the Associated wires yesterday storms and aea* for which tha North and today., W e arc not kickers, knockers or pcssi 8ca Is noted. The work was declared Impossible by other navlea, but the mests but there is a limit to all things and we have "Everybody in favor of good roads and peop,o re willing to build and pay for them, - say the Sun. "Many.countiea have already built and-bonded for them T V last legislature provided for raising J 1.000,000 to bo set against another *1,000,000 to be donated U* by the gov­ ernment.” "But tlio legislature, nt its last session proposes an amendment to our const it u* , imn which, if adopted at the election in Nov eml»er, would fix an intolerablot'urde den on the already over burdened tax payers. ‘ "All the thought and much of the alnguage wo employ in this editorial is taken from a manifold letter of otir friend, Co Peter O. Knight of Tampa, than whom there is no profoundcr thinker In this state It relates to a proposed amendment to S^c. 6 Arid*' 19, which amendment United States went ahead and com pleted this work befor* th® schedule! would lie simply monstrous. Sec. 6. if time. * • arnendmed, would read: Th# l). 8. Navy one* again did ths "Section f,. The legislature shall have tnpoaalbla. ______________ __ (lower to provide for itsulng state bands only for the purpose of repelling invasion or suppressing insurrection or for the purpose of redeeming or refunding bands already issued, nt a lower rate of interest or for the-purpose *>f acquiring, building und maintaining a system of good roads and bridges throughout the state under ►uch regulations as may be prescribed by an act of the legislature, provided that any bond issue* authorized In pur ^ Miance hereof for a system of good road* und bridges shall not exceed in amount five per cent of the total tax assesaion of UNOFFIFAIL DESPATCHES SAY of the stale at the tim® of issue." THA T R EVOLT IS * INCREASING­ . ' "In other words, the purpoee of the Washington April 22 (By Associated amendment is to permit the state to is­ Press) The state and war departments sue bonds to the extent of five per cent I today continued to support the unofficial of the total valuation of all our properry I despatches l e ’ llng of the rapidly Increas­ for road ar.d bridge purposes alone. ing area of the revolt in Mexico. The The thought is atnggering. movement began in Sonora and gained “ The "property of the state will be i support in four other states valued this year at an amount in excess i of $100,000,000. This will permit a bond issue of $20,000j000. We had until n few years ago a staff debt of $600,000. V) thought-this waa large, but by the p*y^ ent to th® stat® of Florida Indian war claim, wa were enabled to wlp* out hi* debt And w* have b®an able, and other* who ah* interested In thb atate, to tell prospective investors and people hi th® REARING CULEBRA CUT MURDERED SENTENCED Quebec April 22 (By Associated Press) Mr*. Marie Gugun was found guilty today of torturing and murdering her sixteen year old daughter and sentenced to be hung October first. The evidence disclosed that the girl whh burnwi with a red hot poker and made to wa'k barefoot through the snow and finally forced to drink poison. Closer Relations Would Help 1(0 WEBS AND SPINNERS, OF COTTON SHOULD GET TOGETHBoston April 22 (By Assoc.inte*! Press)G Relations between the grower and spin­ ner of cotton would increase the ynluo cotton n billion dollars to the grower an. a better product for the spinner If. M'Cotterell told tho National Assocaitlon of Cotton Manufacturing here today. One of Uncle 8am'a battle-wagon* going through the Panama Canat. Thta view waa -taken near Cutebra Cut from a Navy aqaplane. The little tug hardly looks large enough to chaperon a battleship, doea It? But then the Aug la a part o ( the U. & Navy tho. • . , 81m Jan't at way a tha moft Impor­ tant, thing. The men o f the Navy have' learned that brains amount to a great deal more. THAT FORD AND NEWBERRY PULLED OFF IN MICHIGAN ONCE UPON A TIM E. Detriot April 23 (By Associated P m s f Tho Initial steps for the nflectlo of thr ballots cast for Ford and Newberry In the senatorial contest haJ* been begun under David S. Berry’, sergeant at arms of the stfnnte which ordered the recount. V.S. N AVY Jack1* Reading Room. CONTINUED DEMAND OF THE WORLD CALLS FOR BIG SPRING CROP n , m ,* , ^tartar* on our new battlaahtpa are more luxwrtaws than th® d ta ln r s quarter* of fifty year* ago Thta la’ # corner In the reeding room ef the IL B. M. New Mexico. A big library and complete da o* current mags■taes, ae well as newspapers fro * all the large ctllee, help to take care ef say Stormy hour* srbeo Jack may not prefer to be on deck. A good title for this picture would be. "Why boys leave bee**" sad the heat part of It to that they come berk real men. . .... •- - - ■ . ' Washington April 22 (By Associated Press) Poor condition of the winter‘crop and the continued demands of the en­ IN DEMANDING IMMEDIATE tire world for three crofu has caused the INDEPENDENCE OF PHILA­ Department of Agriculture to ndviae the DELPHIA. . • farmers to revise tho planting plans and Manilla April 22 (By Associated Press) increase the production of spring crop*. The Democratic party will join the Na­ tionalist* In demnndirg immmediate Children and nooks. independence of the Phillipine Blands It does tho child ho form to make even using force of arms. If necessary ac­ the acquaintance o f books which were cording to Senator Sandikou. not written for children. In a home where great book that have Inspired Ever Hear of Air Fishing? or amused successive generations are An atr fishing tribe o f Igorets re­ acceealble, an actlve-mlndtd child la likely at some Urn® or other.to g*t at cently waa discovered north of Mr >114 them. If we want our children to fall oy a hiking detachment of United In Iqv* with the better kind ot hooka, States marines. They fly queer-look­ lei n* prnxld* Turin with opportunities ing kites, with baited hooka at th® end for meetlag abch books without too of the tails «v*ry evening about 'Bilk. They flab fine bats In the air. • tnurb formality. ’ ’ •— > .-. �i : ■• * 9 - - - - - APRIL 21, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 6 • T h e v e r y b e st m a k e s Mowing Machines, Hay •Rakes, Tedders, Cast and Steel , Wal ki ng Plows - - -- -- Riding and Tractor Plows . . Acme, Peg Tooth, Disc and Tractor,Harrows Fencing and Farm Wagons Phone 446 •verlattlnirT' Your tnrvrloguar la nol•ther n prophet nor the non o f a proph­ et, but he predlrt* that one-day there will be Innumerable Philippine govern­ ment owned hydro-electric plants In this canyon wo are now passing through. Think o f the possibilities of such n project f Todny the trip from Mnnlln to Ilngulo la too expensive for the nverngo Manila worker nnd his family, many o f whom, may live and dlo without beholding tho wondrous beauties of their own Islnnd of Luxon. Think o f mhnt n blessing It would ho to Filipino mothers nnd children io ftol u|K»n thplr forerod brows the Cool, Invigorating breezes of*Iho mountain tops, ytow soTtcnmnr! yento far I WTITi the Philippine government owning Its own electric railways and hydro-dectrie plants It would bo possible to bring tho trip to Baguio within the moans or hundreds of thousands o f Filipinos. Not only la thero sufficient power In this river to electrify a line from Ma­ nila to Baguio, hut to operato tho street railways o f Manila, light the city and furnish power fo r manufac­ turing concerns. But we have now arrived at Catnp One. From this point the scenery, rapidly changes ns the elevation In creases. W e 'a re traveling'over iho famous Benguet road, the construction of which through the mountains Is a most remarkable engineering triumph. At places the road Is blasted out o f the solid granite. Biding oti the edge o f a 100 foot preciplco makes ono feel like All too aoon we reach the outakirta fit Baguio, a city, among Use-eleada, and are rather surprised at the modern city we.And It to be. In ten yeara Ba­ guio has ({ow n from a Tillage o f huts to the now Justly famed mountain re­ sort o f the Bhlllpplnea, sometimes call­ ed tho Philippine Simla. It fa tin" dotibtodly destined some dny to tmeome Baguio ranges In- elevation from 4,500 to 5,500 feet and Is surrounded practically on all sides "liy high moun­ tain ridges and ."liogsbnrki" towering Into tho skies -nt n height o f almost 8,000 feet. • Aside from .the scenery, which Is ■notrworthyrttrp JTTfflc blessfnV*ofllagulo Is Its tenlliVrate climate, which Is Indeed n godsend to those Impoverish­ ed by tho tropical temperatures o f tho lowlands. Not only Is the mountain air rich In ozone,* but It tins been dem­ onstrated to be extraordinarily free from germs o f all kinds. Each year during the hot season tho school tenchcrs o f the entire archipela­ go arc enabled by tha government to spend n month at the tearhers* camp In Ilngulo for recreation and confer­ ence on school work, American army officers and their famlllea also go to Baguio for the hot months. ‘ \ And now that your trnveloguer has you In Baguio, Jie believes he will leave you there, for there are many Interest­ ing side trips to take, and, bealdes, Baguio Is the most delightful place'for a vacation In the entire Orient. ----------- The Mascot of the Pacific Fleet A P H IL IP P IN E T R A V E L O G U E B ig A s s o r t m e n t t o s e le c t T H E R O M A N T I C IS L A N D # O F T H E F A R EAST. P IC TU R E S OF T H E IR N A T U R A L B E A U T Y A N D H IS T O R IC S P O TS — B E ­ COM ING A M E C C A FOR T O U R I S T S A N D A POPULAR W IN TE R RE60RT. fr o m . We h a v e th e w e l l k n o w n . McKee, Porcelain Lined . a ls o th e Automatic — S»- uAt times we seemed perilously near the Jumping off place." he Is on the rim of the world. Some of the turns ore so sharp It Is Impossible to sl-e 'JO feet Ahead, and we seem to he perilously near the Jumping off place. We wonder If It Ih safe toieiui out and peer Into the canyon far below, nnd when we do we are pcrfeclly sat Isfietl we are filrtlng with deeth. Yet the trip Is n safe one, providing our drLlcr bus beUer uervea thnn our own The proudest member of the Navy with the Pacific Fleet Is "Mick," Ad­ miral Rodman's spaniel. From . the tip of his tnll to tho tip of lila nose "H ick" Is a real sailor. The rougher tbs seas come the better he likes IL "M ick" stuck his head through a Ufa ring, at the photographer's suggestion, and Is glvrfig an Imitation of a trus patriot looking ftir • an argument Every man ou tho New Mexico Is “ Mick's" pul. Why They Get Nowhere. Plenty of [MHi|i1e would he glad to itart n good movement If it could be done by sapping on n starter, but they Just simply wou't get out and crank. . • taasfcs f r*- Odorless Refrigerators fro m $ 6.00 Sanford Furniture Co. TRY A HERALD^WANT AD Suits For Girls and Misses T h e Zigzag on tha W a y to Dagulo, Summir Capital o f the Philippines, All aboard! I-et's go? \V»-'r«- SturtIng from Miinllu, tho grout picturesque, Americanized oriental city, and will travel by automobile Jt)0 miles to the north to Baguio, the summer capltnl of the Philippines. The trip can also be made by train. We have ahead of us one of the moat scenic, spectacular and thrilling nuto mobile trips In the world. We win have excellent road* all the way. Tha Philippines arc, In fact, a paradise f»i autolsts, possessing 3,100 miles of fin« mncnilnmlzed roads. T*ie first part of the tria ls through THEO.J. MILLER&SON Furniture and Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete iflr Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San­ ford \m m r GEORGE D. HART : LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST Phone No. 47 ' P. O. Box 107 'S & J'-X a m im m t FRECKI.ES Positively Removed \pf Dr. Berr/*fi Freckle Ointment . YM rO nufliiorkrM tllfh fcroJ U.t frre* B oolU t D r .C H .B m y Co., m i xt,nr . - ~ u q - r typical small towns and then ncrosa the central plain of Luzon and through several rich and fertile provinces, where tropical vegetation la seen nt Its best. Here one. Is Impressed wtUi the great agricultural wealth of tho Philip­ pines, which represents one o f tlie Klist's greatest producing areas, with tho udvnntagc of Immense natural re­ source* for the development of further production. It Is regrettably truo that even In the United States there Is far from any real understanding of the potentialities of the Islands. At some points rfee fields, looking In the dlstnncc like the greenest of green lawns, stretch away ns for us the eyu can see. If you want color, If you want to feel the romance mid mystin-y pf nn Oriental twilight, pass this wayj as tha rcil eyed sun at the end of th« dying day Is slowly sinking behind the unending expanse of green fields. At first you cry out In ecstacy at the gorgeous scene. But as you ride along, your eyes fastened on the punornmu of tints nnd colors, and with the Im­ penetrably Mack Oriental night com­ ing on fast, you become enthralled You no longer try to express your feel­ ings. Y'ou cannot, You renllze that thnsj now fast changing, colorful master pieces In the heavens ftnd on the land­ scape are pictures that no man can ad­ equately describe nor human hnnds du­ plicate. So what's tha use o f trying! True, these are but Impressions, hut the troveloguer considers himself Justi­ fied in mentioning them, for they are s part of the trip to Baguio and return .Indeed, the gorgeous sunsets In all parts of the Philippines leave an Im­ pression on the mind of the tourist that Is everlasting. We leave the pelros and tropical foliage and enter the xona of ruegee pine. We pass from the soft. Incenso laden air of the warm lowlands to the crisp. Invigorating ozone of the tem­ perate zone, all wltliln a few hours time. For mile after mile the road now fol­ lows the tortuous course of a river, the road lying In the bottom or on tin rocky eldes e f a granite canyon. The Philippines are rich In hydrir electric possibilities. This power Is ilu cheapest t 0W£X op eartt. And It is * • •, ' • : w Never So Charming i The girls like their easy Comfort— Mothers like the Smart Girlish effect and their practicability. They set most gracefully on the active outdoor girls and yet they give a gratifying robustness of appearance to the girls of more delicate type. Our New Models are the most attractive we have ever shown. 12 to 18 yeara - - - - - - - M iddy Dresses, G to 12 years $12.50 up $6.00 and $7.00 New Neckwear For Women Will Be Much Liked The new effects are so charming, so different, so becom ing, they provide fo r every need and occasion. Nets, Organdy and Filet Lace, W hite and Ecru. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 to $3.50 The April Victor Records are fine. and let us play them for you. Come in , * - Stylish Hats for little Bctys. Fancy check and Plaid Worsted, White Duck and beautiful Milan Straw - - - .............................85c to $2.50 THE YOWELL COMPANY Everything “ New” .That98 Good **j % f t * * �SANFORDf.DAILV h e r a l d PAGE 2 ANFORD DAILY-HERALD Household Budget System Is an Instrument of Homo Economy and Aids Thrift FtltlUflllKRS IRE HERALD PAINTING COMPANY IN& . - R . J. HOLLY, Editor W. M- HAYNES. Business Manager Ad'arU tlM U»lw Mad* Known •nriucuimoN rater, Ai»llc»tU» in a d v a n c e IS IS , St iSo pontofOco (I S»»fo*d. Florida •«4 of March S. I s '* . nndr- OLD SHAKESPEARE IS FOUND Fragment of "Passionate Pilgrim1' Be­ lieved Earlier Than Any j Other Issue. , London.— Sotheby's will sell at auc­ tion a volume which rivals In rarity the tiny book which Q. D. Smith o f New York bought for £10,100 from tbe Brttwell Court library last December. That sold from the Brltwell library comprised Shakespeare's “ Venus and Adonis," fourth edition, 1500. o f which only one copy Is known; Shnkospcare's Pilgrim" and "Sonnets," “"Pnsslnnnte Passionate Pilgrim' first edition, 1500, o f which only one other copy wnft then known, nnd “ Eplgrammes nnd Elegies,” hy Sir John Davis and Christopher Marlowe. The contents o f the newly discov­ ered volume are Shnkespenre's “ PasAlonate Pilgrim” -anrt-^HaniMds,-11 firstedition, 1500; Shakespeare's "Lu* croce," third edition, 1000, o f which only one other copy Is known; Thomas Middleton’s Wlhost o f Lucrece,” 1000, a uqlquo and hitherto unknown w ork; “ Emarlcdnlfe,” by -E. C., nn nnthor never Identified. 1505, nnd Shnkesprenre's "Venus nnd Adonis," fifth edition. Issued In 1500, Ihn snmo yeat1 tib tm» rnurnr winrnr The "Passionate Pilgrim* nnd-"K<mnets" Is n fragment containing a large portion o f the work. Its twenty-seven leaves out o f thirty-four are, moreover, made up o f two Issues, one of which Is the Issue offered at the Itrltwell Court sale, but the other Issuo.from which the piece Is nintle up Is one hitherto unknown. It contains mlnprfhts which In the Hrltwell Court ex­ ample are corrected. Consequently thc.clalm o f the tntter to he the first edition Is, In the words o f the cata­ logue of the new find, rendered doubt­ ful. , Tlie new volume was discovered by rilrhnrd Francis Burton at Ills home, I.ongner Hnll, nenr Shrewsbury- , Device Shoots Words * as Gun Shoots Shells London.—Tn a small room at the Imperial College o f Technology. South Kensington, Prof, A. O. Hnnklne Is perfecting an Instrument which shoots me*sages nn a gun shoots sheila. A person talking Into u (rumpet nttnrhed to a minute mirror reflecting n strong light enn send n message tn nny distance reached hy the light without fear o f ' the words being Intercopied, It is said. The words spoken can he heard distinctly hnlf n mile away nnd are transmitted through projectors to an electric battery attached to a piece of selenium fitted to nn o nil nary telephone receiver. The Inrger the receiving buttery the greater distance can the message bo sent. Every well regulated prlvntc hush ness has some manner of n budget, in ­ come can not make prosperity unless outgo Is kept under control. Thu budg­ et Is a aystciu for the allotment o f ex­ penditures. In common senso It cun not aggregate a total above total reve­ nue, and It edables the executives tq runke sure at least that both ends shall mccl— The going business ho use-that docs not have an item for surplus, or saving. In Its budget. Is on n mad-house basis. As an Instrument o f homw economy the budget Is most useful. Any level­ headed housekeeper can transform a small detlclt Into a steady saving by employing n budget. It _puts a brake on expenditure, discloses’ leaks nnd ex­ cesses, and In general furnishes the opportunity to keep the business ol home-running nlwuys In hand. Whal did you spend last mouth for thlal Too much! Cut It down. What did you spend for that! A little mors might be worth while. Something new tries to get Into the budget. If you need It, perhaps you can shave elsewhere. If you merely want It, uss common sense. You know whether or not you can afford It. The budget tells J t * * J i t J t J * J * \ * Patriotic imagination. Every one who knows anything nl all about real English country people knows how vivid nnd unexpected tlieli toils .ufteii .ls._.liiuiglnnUaii JilfiiUca In them quite startling similes; as It that Dorsetshire man who, to n British officer’s remark that Ihc guns In Flan­ ders could he lienrd very plainly from the cliffs thut day, replied: “They baln't the guns; they ho Iho tapping of Drake's drum." . Building Material Rooting of All Descriptions M iivis Marble Co F • L, M ILLER, Owner Monmnenls, Copings “TURBAN COIFFURE” PROVING POPULAR Sllcs of lake cities "located" tn ih* llaj'S—o f—wild .-speculation,-boforv^thc pnnlc of 1837, were scattered here ami there along the shore of Lake Michi­ gan and Lake Huron, promoters, en­ couraged by the snle of lots, would spend a little money In milking n small clearing, often many tulles from tli* nearest actual settler, would mark oul some streets nnd put up, In the midst of burned stumps, n hotel and a bank Fmnrlto-idtcording to John Ilndi. McMiixu-clx "His­ tory o f the People of Ihe^Cniteo States,” were ut the mouths of hiiiuII streams. The buildings of one such town, Port Sheldon, -were of lurgt frame construction nnd well finished without, but the Imnk was empty and the hotel tennuLless. Port of Havre wap another such "pa per town" on L.ake Erie, near -th* mouth of Maumee Hay. Hut me sit* chosen was low ifiid marshy, and a scoro of abandoned cabins were nil tlmt marked Its streets. 'Another wm “ White Hock City," believed to bo oh the shore of Lake Huron, at the mouth of n fine river. The maps represented a nourishing city on a wide river, with piers running out Into u harbor, bur one. coasting on a trip along I.nke Huton who stopped to see tuts city, found none. ' • Miss Jcnnno Eagles, who is appear­ ing In one of the New York theaters, originated this new "turban coiffure," Which Is luring enthusiastically adapt­ ed by nutty New YorkVrs. The novel liulr drew Is apparently rnpldly be­ coming a fad of big proportions. His Levs Poem OAs a Bride f o ‘ Him. Louis flnnlner o f Chicago ami Mist ycncvlcvc Jamieson o f Pershing, Ind., were married the other afternoon. Both the bride and bridegroom ura blind. ' Both were subscribers tb a maga­ zine pt 'dished for the blind and Mr. flnnlner was n frequent contributor o f verso to the publication. One ol his poems, "What Is Love," appeared some time a go and brought him niuny cungrni : Inlory letters from his blind readers. Among those who wrote fo Mr. (Siiidtter was Miss .lamb-sou. Correspondence that resulted brought about the wedding. The Hcv. Shelby Lee. pastor of the First Huplist clffirclt. In this city, rend the serv­ ice. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner will IIvo Qets Rich on 11 Acres. Hcnrv Wehrcitherg. a prosperous Bazaar I Kim.) farmer, had all elevenacre nl Ufa field lest year which pro­ duced '■LIH5.2."». nut laryrom ?"!*> per acre. Ill* first nnd sccmid hay crops ) (elded a tntiil of twenty-eight tons and the third cutting he let stand for a seed r.ip which tlironhcd out sixtynine at. 1 om-ttnlf biH ieh of seed. Ills wed wm worth $1,355.25. " to all According to Theatrical Star, Man and Woman Never Really Forego. Their Childhood Dream*., Phono 462 Favorite Sites for “ Paper Towns” Along Great Lakes Were at Mouths of Rivers The -greatest food nnd medicine on earth for baby chicks Is spur milk, ac­ cording to poultry grower. More chicks die.Attiring Infancy of whit* diarrhea than perhaps nil other «Hsorders, combined. The acid In sour milk is a poison to tho germs of this dreaded bowel trouble, while the sour milk Itself Is relished hy tho young hints, nnd It Is one of the most nour­ ishing of nil feeds. Under apparently the.most sanitary coiidlllons chicks from tho Incubator or from hatchings by liens will con­ tract serious bowel troubles. Clean conditions ami careful disinfecting will often check tills trouble and lessen danger, but they will not always act ns a cure preventive'. Many careful scientific nnd practical tests have proved beyond doubt that sour milk fed to baby chicks Is ono of the very best preventives, and even cures, for bowel troublf*. It Is Important to begin feeding the sour milk to the chicks as soon as they will drink anything. It is even recom­ mended to .pour n Cew drops o f the sour milk down thw>Utront of each chick us soon as It Is placed In the brooder and before It Is old enough to drink or eat. The sour milk acts Im­ mediately as a bowel disinfectant, thoroughly elentislng the digestive tract and starting tlie young bird out In life free from bowel disease and vigorous In every way. Chicks In the brooder or with the hen mny have sour milk before them all the time to their benefit, tlie milk serving both as a medicine nnd n food. Not on|y should huhy chicks be giv­ en all the sour milk they will drink dolly, hut It Is well to uso It In mix­ ing their mash feeds. It Is ns valuable ns sweet milk ns n food, nnd much safer to use with chicks. And there Is no better food ami mcdlclno for growing chicks and laying hens. • \ * \ Residence: 905 M ^ n o lji Ave. Tltonc 401 Office: First National Bank Building ----“ We are alt more or loss only grown up boy* or girls," Mr, Dltrlchsteln said In nn Interview" gtvon recently to a New York Evening Sun reporter, “The less grown up we are the more we enjoy life and the thrill of living. I t 'l l this Joy of human experience which makes the stnge possible and which partlcularlg-alda the a ctor-ofmelodrama. "The life o f the roving buccaneer of adventure or the suave cavalier with htsr romantic compreafa hr denied" hr moet o f ua," Mr, Dltrlchsteln said ah most sadly, "hat there lives tn us all the desire to do the rash. Impossible and delightful things o f our great heroes of Action, The wlsencd. colorless little man you see on the commuters* train, who tolls by day over hla prosaic books and figures, possibly may be a d’Artngnnn or a Don Quixote within the Infinite realm o f hla nocturnal Imagination. The shop girl during the daylight hours may be the rein­ carnation o f Cleopatra or Helen -of Troy over a library book durlng^the evening. She may practice before her mlmfr tbe walk and manner o f a Eu­ ropean queen and: In extreme cases, where the Imagination buoys bope. ftr the highest point, even go w fa r ns to think o f herself as a queen of tbe movies. OF INTEREST TO POULTRY GROWERS t B r C r D O D D S ; M .^ : 'H iJ H * N c n E C K 0 H s insure trivia Negroes Dislike of tho Hound. Tlie southern negroes hate the hound. They say It used to lie n nlcw sleek watchdog which Adam left to guard the gate of Paradise, hut It went snuffing around to find a hire or ralihlt nnd let the old devil sneak In. Then tho Lord sold It should be a dog no longer, but a hound, nlwnya hunting nnd always - starving, so to bear n hound tn it >md sign. AND DEPARTU RE TRAINS OF No. 89 No. 85 3:05 p. m. ' 7:30 p.m. Departs 3:16 V m 8:40 a*, m 3:25 p. m 7:45 p.m * Northbound N o. 82 No. 84 No. 80 2:35 p.m. No. 28 • 1Q:00 p.m — Leesburg Branch No. 158 ’ 7:30 a.m. No. 22 * 7:36 p.m. No.,-167 3:10 p.m. No. 21 . 11:55 a.m. Hill Lumber No. No. N o. No. The native* In the Interior of Colom­ bia. South America, Htlll use the pic­ turesque dugoiit. carved from a single log, to convey their produce to tnuYkeL —Popular Mechanics Magazine. ; South Africa In a grent ostrich- from whence tremendous shipments of 1 feathers are constantly being made. 8:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 6:30 2:00 Oviedo Ostrich Farms, j growing country, particularly Ihc dla[ irlct near the Capa of Good nope, 100 24 101 25 Wear our good MNifty Clothes. p.m. p.m. See Cs A b o u t Y o u r Fire Insurance OUR GROCERY SALE IS OVER A Complete Clean Up What is a £ ALE? The word Sale means that a person cr persons hast certain items for sale at a Special Price. , . . We did this v e r y ,.thing with the result our Groceries are all sold, and while our Groceries .were going out at the front door, we had DryjGoods and Notions 1:48 n.m. 11:45 a.m. Trilby Branch Lime, Cement, IMastor Brick, Drain TUe and Sewer Fipe. :: :: creases your Prestige and helps you to Succeed, It’ s tbe Improvident Man who Neglects Fire Insurance .* Dugouts in Colombia, in ALL KINDS OF Arrives 3:06 a. m. Bower & Roumiilat A BANK ACCOUNT mspiresConfidence, . Southbound FOR SALE B Y .... S u c c e s s fu l M e n ? "It Is not too much to say," Dltrlchsteln said, with a sly twlnkla of his buccaneering eye, "that even the F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier famous ‘tired business man' Is occa­ sionally subject to hope that there S a n f o r d , F lo r id a la something In life more romantic nnd exciting than the rutting of coupons and worry over the high cost of ute^ nogrnphPr*“ BIhi Otliar business commojlltles." Disciples o f "the good old ilnys” when men and wine run free; when dnshlng cavaliers plunged through the guardian moat 1o the castle walls and carried the lady of. their hearts’ de­ sire away through the moonlit lanes of the whispering forests and mntched their lances against the bravest men of the'nn-tiiy rorces simply for the Joy of u guUnnUflgbt-ur tn avenge u-judy'*honor—of such, according to the mel­ odramatic star. Is the kingdom o f jhe orchestra nnd thtr gallery wherever human beings. It Is In great demand melodrama IS produced. by Burmese, and sells for Its weight In silver. Spread of Copra Industry. Prior to the late eighties, the vast graves of thu coconut intliu In the Philippines were not utilized In n com­ mercial sense, hut about that tim e's British firm In Manila brought over samples of dried 'ci >prn from Ktugnpore and Iho people of Muolln and Cebu were shown the process of con­ IN S U R A N C E . verting the fresh coconuts Into copra. From that lime the making of coprn R E A L ESTATE. •preittl rapidly In the Islands, but due' SA N FO R D , FLA, to r lack of proper organization nnd supervision, the product did not meas­ ure up to the standard of other dis­ tricts mid the Philippine goods were not considered as good ns tlfny* pro­ duced In other districts. By 1005 the Philippines produced 17 per cent of Usually the man who can least afford the copra In the world’s mnrkst, and to take any risk whatever hy 1011 the Islands yielded approxi­ mately one-third of the world's sup­ ply. Since' that time the Industry has grown hy leaps nnd bounds, and from one mill In 101 ft* there developed In to be 1018 dver thirty of them, with u dally capacity of 1.300 tons of coconut oil, or NOT NOW nn nnntinl consumption of over 800,000 LATER ON fearec tons of copra, If run to full capacity. Tlie exports o f coconut products from the Philippines are In the form w h ere of oil pressed from the fresh coconuts nnd shipped lit barrels or tnnk steam­ ers. hr “ copra" or the dried coconut meat,' from which the oil can subse­ quently I»e extracted. ARRIVAL and For Itching Scalp e s ta b lis h in g y o u r s e lf in th e W o r l . • Branch No. 126 11:00 a.m. No. 127 3 :4 0 . p.m. Trains Nos. 168 and 157, Leesburg Branch daily eicep t Sunday. ' Trains 'Nos,; 100, 24, 101 and 25, T rilby Branch, daily except Sunday. Trains No«.r 126 and 127, Oviedo Brarich, daily except Sunday. coming in at the back door. T o the Hundreds of -Satisfied customers during this Sale we wish to state that with out: Complete Stock of Ladies, Gents, h isses and Childrens Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods and Notions, We are in a position to supply your wants and Guarantee to you the same Honest, Courteous Consideration that has always b*eh accorded our Customers in the Call in and-let us show you through Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida �APRlt 22. 1920 Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest yXf SANFORD DAILY HERALD In and A b o u t The C ity & Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Let m j figure on your on your screen Horn to Dr. anil ftirs. a. u . uizarus of Brooklyn- a fy\e boy. Mrs. Lazarus porch or window screen*. Ail kind* of WM formerly M m Florence Frank of carpenter work done satifactorily. Call phono 467. Frank Lolsing. 149-6tp. this city. "IIo n e Y a m a '" "H on cY am s" Big Meeting M . W. A. Hot lee tml Milk Consumers A big meeting of the Modem Woodmen After the 25tlr of April the dairies will of America will beAeld on Friday Night. not deliver milk unless the bottus are April 23rd. The District Deputy and left out dally; several other good speakers will be pre­ Rowland Dairy. sent and a banquet will be served after Pinehurst Dairy. the meeting. All visiting Neighbors are cordially invited. 149-6tc. Change of Date "HoneYatna*1 The American Legion Ministreis will bo held on May 12th and 13th instead of Attention The Royal Nieghbora will meet next the dates previously set. This change Friday night the 2Ird instead of Thursday was made necessary in order to avoid Our Supreme Orac.e and Supervising conflicting with the commencement pepury from Head Camp are to be with program of the schools. us and wo especially urge a full attend­ ance Refreshments and a good social ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tftne promised. Please be on timz. i s . tp. “ Recorder" * / ' USED CARS ic l Ford Touring Car ... . “ IIoneYama1 ★ I Ford Worm Drive Truck For R ent— Light Housekeeping * ★ I Ford Delivery Wegon also single room s. 300 French A ve. ★ Saxon Six Roadster 144-T u cvT h u r-tp. •k 1 ChBvrclc*.Tourin~u:e.i ★ seven months “ IIoneYam s” ★ 1 Dodge Touring Ccr See what you get and get all you Ar 1 Buick Little Six for. New Gasoline filling station Tires, tubes and auto accessories. F. P. Hines, at Post Office corner. "'WD-Ctcl WIGHT TIRE COMPAN * PAGE 3 Undo on Saturday after enjoying tho Spring Fi-Alval -as the guest' of Mr*. Raymond Key. w- . Kingsley Bowden was a visitor In town yesterday en route to Okeechobee guest of Fred Daigt.v City. He was Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key with a party of friends spent Sunday at Day­ tona Beach. , Mrs. R. Z. Jonscn and children have returned from a ten days vis t to Allen­ dale, K. C. Mr. H. M. Grijfln of St. Augustine h tho guest of his brother, R. L. Griffin . Among the Sanford fo:ka at the Beach on Sataday wen* Mr. and M n . Robert Herndon, Ed ' Meisch' has returned to College Park to resume his studies at the G. M. C. while hen* Ed received his commission as First Lieutenant of the hand a w$l deserved promotion. Another Sanford ooy who U making good at the G. M. C. is Alfred Robson whoso monthly records show an earnest­ ness and zeal that is rapidly bringing him inito the front ranks. Alfred has received hU appointment aa clerk at tho Summer Camp at Hendersonville, S. C. where he •will rontinue h tf studies and'receive a •alary at the *ame time. of clothirfg as wqH as the high cost of everything that makes up the neccessaries of life have caused us as much concern as any of our customers and we are just as much*interested in bringing this cost down as you. f E veiy article o f clothing, whether it be a Wool suit, a Palm Beach suit, or a pair of Overalls that leaves our place will be of the very best that money can buy on the market today and they will behold to you at the lowest price that we can and stay in business. That means that you get clothing THAT LASTS LONGER and that makes your clothes cost less in the long run but You Will H a ve T o C o-operate With U s To G e t R esu lts Junior Chapter B. S. A. 1251 Entertain For tho older Junior Chapter of the Brotherhood ol Saint Andrew, Robert Denton as Secty sent an invitation to Mr. Theo. L Meade and his Boy Scouts of Oviedo to come and spend the evening THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT at the Brotherhood Rooms of ifp'y Caoss Parish. On Saturday, Mr. Meade and Jib boys camo where they were tertnintrl In thtrTfrnUrerHooil Room in --------- Hsed-Car-Department " ★ llo n c Yami.' the Bowling Alleys and in Pthe arnish F o r‘ Sale—Stable Manure In car For Sale1—Vault doors, address For Klim Powdered*- Milk call House by many varied games. Our ill she lias worked hcpu-Jf up to a perfect frenzy, her auditors believ­ lots. Rudkin Si Girvin, Iiisbee Bldg, L. S, Cure of Herald 127-tfc. W. W. Dressor, Phone 2412. 146-12tp Brotherhood boys served grange crush ing that the spirit Ims taken posses­ Jacksonville, Flu. 110-50te. during the afternoon and n'so ice-crcain WANTED — OLD CLEAN For Rent—One large well furnished sion o f her body, She screnm* out on the Church lawn. At C p. m. there was the name of the spirit tlint lips come, . RAGS. ANY KIND EXroom 717 park Ave, 118-th For, Sale*—12-3-1 acre farm n. found spread a bountiful picnic supper tells-what nu|st be done to cure'the CEPT OLD . SOCKS, fn* the Parish House. The Oviedo Scouts patient, until at Inst the .spirit prom' Loading station. Four houses and Wanted—Stenographer, Insurance COATS, PAN TS, OR nt«- W. J! Thigpen, 142-tfc office. Box 68 Sanford, Fla went away with the idea that the ItroUfer149-6tc. Kes fn tube away (hi* disease. The Mrs. R. A. Terheun; Editor BED SPR E A D S. AT THE hood ,of Saint Andrew Li well 'equipped food provided for the spirit Is then Phone 395 . -HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf For Sale— One 1300 ib. mule Best prices paid for second hand in Sanfoof with its moving-picture eaten with great gusto by the mutant^ furniture. Look up, see what you rhhap. 12 years old. Reason for sell machine, its games in its Brotherhood and the friends of rlie sick man. lipvi.v Dixie Fiirntturj*-- (Jo. ■ 321 ing going North, Phene-220W .’ ---^ Snrletv P. .. The mntang.Ims a lot of lulltinic& room.'its liOwling alleys nmMta^ymruutb - 146-12tc. S o m e years a g o when a drought wait Sanford Ave. Sanford folks enjoying Tuesday at um outfit. We Want Oviedo back again making life ‘ uncomfortable In Seoul Daytona"Peach were Mr. ami Mrs. D. soon. For Salt .lntt-e« and i.uty For Sale — One lot of Duroo hoga the' citizens wenr to n mutang and L. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. .iiatuored for relief. She explained lneati-n in the city, tyierj farm nnd pigs. Any amount you want Galloway and Miss May Thrasher lehirnml After mum Munir ale that the street cur line*, were pinch­ and Wed Side. Fire iuuiraiice. from one to lot, G. W. Spencer. .M r. and Mr^. L. P r Hagan were San­ I Rone 452. . 1 121-tfc. Among the pleasant informal events of ing the tall of the dragon that guard­ v-------- FOR---------ford visitors in Tampa on Tuesday stop­ tho week was the charming little musi- ed the town, ami that the ^dragon was ailgry. He couldn't sleep and ha ping at the Hillsbora. cale with which Mrs. J. H. Ray eiitetwouldn't send tho needed rain. Tho EVERYTHING IN Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Muses are looting thihed a few frjends at her hdme on the ears were destroyed tllut "very night. to-day for New York en route to their Heights, Tuesday afternoon. A simple summe- home at Alieme, FaV Rockaway charm prevailed in the decorations of Lug Island. Mrs. Moses' many friends spring flowers and an elahurnto refresh­ here regret her departure so early in the ment course was served. Among the have been ijNlnliliulnii In Hi* UiiIUmi guests were Mrs. Arthur Buzzard who States und Europe to hundle copra, season. ■ -. heenuse It ban been discovered that Mr. and .\ta W. E. W # bon, Mr. and leaves next week for her new home in the pulp left after the coconut oil Augusta, Ga. Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs, W. J. Thigpen Ims been extracted Is a very vuluuhlu V u lc a n it e C o m p o s it io n R o l l S h in g le ChomU-rlain, M b Katherine ..Wilkie tMisa Agnes Dumas who, will leave for stock fond and mil also he used ns a Charleston nt the same time and Mrs. and little Katherine Thigpen ere expected fertilizer, and this by-product com­ D esig n S la te S u r fa c e , R ep resen ts home today from a motor trip,to Miami J. N. Robson. mands a good price. As a stock food It compares favor­ and the East Coast. Daughters of Wesley Entertained ably with gluten feed, though U con­ in g T i l e Ut. Rev. Bishop Cameron Mann will The Daughters of Weslzy were plea­ tains, less carbohydrates nnd more administer confirmation next Sunday, fat. ash and fibre. The oil Is used for April 25th at Holy Cross Episcopal santly entertained last evening ut tlu-ir many purposes, Including cooking.or social meeting with Mrs. George Fox church. fur salads, tho making of tine soaps, hostess at her pretty new home on Park etc. Mr. and Mrs, Camp have arrived re­ avenue. There tire nt the present time In tho cently from Ocala to make their home in There was a goodly gathering of i’hlllpploes approximately 40,000,600 Sanford and wi'l reside on the West Side. "Daughters" with their popular teacher, hearing coconut trees, producing Mrs. Emmet Hunt is expected Fri­ Mrs. J. D. Roberts, to enjoyjMra. Fox's nearly 1.000,000,000 nuts per nnm^g, day from Charleston for a visit with her charming huepjtaliry. Games and m isle of which 000.000,000 are made info C o r r u g a te d I r o n , W a l l B o a r d , parents, Mr. and Mra. Joe Ihirrold. featuring. the evening’s entertainment. copra. A coconut palm will yield Mias Versa Woodcock who has been A strawberry ice course was Borved at tho from 23 to 30 nuts" each year, and N a ils, E t c . they are tnken from, the tree, when for several weeks in Savannnh taking a refreshment hour. fully mature, about once every three special course ‘ in the Southern Bell or four months. The nuts are collect­ Telephonic office, is expected home the Graduating Class . Guests o f Miss ed In piles near the drying or smok­ latter' part of the week. Miss Woodcock • Spencer ing Sheds and the outer" shell nr fibre is tho popular anil efficient chief operator One o f the most charmingly informal 1* torn away from the hard shell of of the IpAl office. • '* * • and delightful affairs in young people's Ihe nut by means of a tptd similar to Mr. ami Mrs. A. W, Lee and Mr. circle given in some time in Sanford was the plowslmrf-. The mil Is then split P hone 446 \ 208 O ak A v e Crowder were a congenial partyofSanfoid the bungalow apron and ovrall party open with a large knife or btdo, nnd folks motoring to Daytona Beach on given by Miss Carolyn Spencer Tuesday the halves, with tho meat exposed, are placed over fires on racks constructed evening at her home on Sanford Heights, Sunday. of wood, and nre allowed to remain Mrs, Fannie Tucker returned to Or- her guests being the Senior Class of '20 an there until the meat drops front tho the Illgh School faculty. The home w’as shell. Where sun drying Is practiced, prettily decorated with cut tloworn ami the halved nuts are allowed to remain ferns and a delicious refreshment course subjected to the sun's rays for a pe­ was served. Games ami humorous con­ riod of nbout six days, or until the tests whiled away the happy hours, and meat loosens from the shell. tiro gurwt^ dispensed at a late hour n-adj’ Jamaica Grows Qrssn notes. for the next party for the commence­ In Mine pans of Jnmnh-.i 1 Is not ment season is one of joy ami frolic for iinusun 1 In see creep n*‘ ethe Seniors ami Juniors of Sanford High. HEADQUARTERS ROOFING G r o c e r ie s P R IC E TALL CREAM $ 1 .5 0 D o z . s p e c ia l wm RED AND GREEN SLATE ROLL ROOFING SMALL CREAM Hill Implement & Supply Co tw o * Bla d e s o f g rass * To mako two blades of gross grow where only one grew before has always been considered a laudable action, \ The fanner who succeeds in doing this, must possess less training along with knowledge of farming. check account with this Lank credit *«1 will help to establish put you oo An equal with the merchants with whom you home institution PREY ON IGNORANT KOREANS Mutangi, Claiming to Have Supernat­ ural Power*, Make Good Living From Thoae They Victimize. The Korean mutang, or tnudnng, Ii a sotceress who Is considered the low­ est o f the low In the social system. Though generally married, aim Is al­ ways an abandoned character pretend­ ing to bo a sort o f dplrltunl medium, able by her friendship with the spiriti to Influence them ns she may wish. The ceremony performed by a mutang, without which her service* are of no avail, 1* called « “ kut," there being ten different fohns o f service* that can be performed by means of a kuL The service most;In demand Is that of driving away tne "hungry” qplrlts o f disease.' These spirit* come nroumf the door when people are eating, and If they nre not thrown • morsel of food they wlll hold n grievance against tho diner*. When a man, by some such mischance, contract* a disease, ^he sends for n mutang, describe* hli' symptoms and a*ka what ipfrlt It la that I* enuring It. Tbe mutang usu­ ally name* some spirit, say* that be must see the patient, end name* a day onr which to hold the kuL * During the ceremony the mutang dances about urac- tM w tlept un- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Sale—One 3 burner oil stove and ono 4 burner with oven both In beat of condition. Hill Hardare Co. 152-3tc, “ O PPO RTU N ITY knocks frequent­ ly, but she sometimes wears M IT ­ TEN S.” — The Sheild. You do not need * i to hear*" the knock * of opportunity it you intrust us with your financial affairs—for a Savings a c c o u n t will always keep you pleasantly reminded t h a t y o u r M O N EY is SAFE and ready for in­ vestment. For Rent—2 suite* room* for light house keeping, 4 furnished l>eJ room*. 307 W lrh’. * 162-3W For Sale—Overland Touring. Car. 86-1 Taylor Motor Co. 5 -Ote, For Sale—1000 shares of Comet utamobilo stock. For quick sale at $07.60 per sharz. See me or nil telephone 311. T. O. Charles. .For Sale—Twq story 8 room houap and garage. Clear title, Sanford Heights. Apply N o. 402, Sanford •venue. 113-tft. one.m ne column Wales A dd lh g"M a: cKfne with stand, used- very Utile Care ot .JUrmld. • 144-tf SANFORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' . _____ -*____________ - * r ' -.T . ** •* • K -- A -»# * lt*«v *’y / €-* ' c^> - 6 ? V Kj . ^ * * y y * w• /V IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ____________ - •f BALL TEAM START SEASON 7V:r- -y/»- SANTORD. FIORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1020 a -- j NUMBER 15 4 T >♦». JOHNSON ANOTHER BIG DEAL TO JAIL WINS OUT L INSTEAD IN MONT. DREW INTERESTS SOLD OF WORK ; . i •* . ;; . W. -. » ■ • i ■% .• • I CALIFORNIA SENATOR WIN8 my—They will be taught by ingx still going strong, and.it is his am STRIKING RAILWAY WORKER? REPUBLICAN NOMINATION perienced and unequipped teachers, WILL TAKE JAIL SENTENCE bition to be Abld to round out a .IN UNOFFICIAL RETURNS. aopie • perhaps careless and indiffer­ BEFORE WORK. * quarter century on the .diamond. • Butte April 24 (By Associated ent. Cleveland O. April 24.—Five hun­ Those who know him best hope h!a In any case our children will bo dred striking railroad switchmen, at a Press) Senator Johnson has a wide wish will be realised. We* need men mass meeting laU today agreed un­ margin over hia opponents for the crxly half taught and poorly pre­ dT his sterling callbrelk the game, animously to go to jail rather than Republican nomination In Montana's pared for college or for business. Let either as manager or Vlayar, with to return to work after officials of the primary on the unofficial returns. In ua see to it that our children have ability to deliver the "goods‘at all department of justtce requested the absence of the Democratic candiate the best teachers that can be sup­ strike leaders to notify tho men that names the votes were written for plied—Wo care do this be seeing times. Bryan, than our teachera are paid, a living Yo a representative of the Herald all of the approximately 1,500 strik­ McAdoo, Debs, Hoover, wage—Surely they deserve more than . last week; Burns gave out the fol­ ers would be arrested If they did not Wilson and others. our farm hands. retlrn to work by tomorrow morning HAS BEEN A ■ GREAT WEEK lowing: . - . 1 ND h a s GREAT BUNCH When you arp approached in the This was after John Sawken, de­ Strikers Want Peace IN HISTORY OF SANFORD “ One thing I am grateful for is the .THAT W *L WIN THE 1920 drive, remember that you partment of justice agent, who at­ New York April 23 (By Associa­ coming 'large number of friends.I have made AND MEANS PROGRESS are helping to provide for your PENNANT. in baseball in every place I have tended the meeting had demanded ted Press) Striking railroad workmon children, our future dtitens and give AND IMPROVEMENT. The Herald recently called on played. I can always go back to any that the strike leaders order the appealed direct to railroad managers freely and gladly. men to return to work, or themselves to aettle sYrike. * President DoCoites aa well as Se place where I served as a member The week has been filled with big Remember that this business re­ mitry Britt of the SaqfoTd Base of a club and meet someone whom I go to jail. events in the commercial life of San. quires prompt efficient action— Rail Club to find out the progress could hail as a friend' and glad to fofU among theln^-boing the deal tbst is being made towards making a see me. That I gonslder a whole Three New' Orleans Firms Charged whereby the Sanford House and . real first class ball dub, because we lOtT- ‘ ' With Profiteering holding changed.hands.and yqatets* know that as the time draws nea^ "I feel proud of my two greatest day another big'deal equally as im­ New Orleans April 23.—Aflldavita 1 all the fans are on the anxious bench. achievements, coaching Trinity Col­ portant to Sanford and vicinity was were filed here today against*' three There mere are mrv many man/ things * h that Ti wej lege ® nci .Hartford Hartford Hlfh and High school, school. closed in which ail the city and wholesalo grocers and three retailers have learned that we are not allow Trinity did not win‘a chamcharging profiteering in the sale of country property of Benjamin Drew, to talk about here as yet but we c an pionahip, I .............................................. . It trimmed all the big col­ subar. One retailer is alleged to have was sbld to John Metsch of this city. ay that pro'speetB are flnfi for a re:l. leges in 1914 except Yale and WANT TO DUSCUHS GERMAN charged as high as as 35 cent^ a . This property consists of the Bis­ psnntan winning te%tn. Thp club ia Brown, including Williams and Wes­ working along quietly,.not divulging leyan. And you are well aware of PASS BILL A LLOWING TWO QUESTION' BEFORE TAKING pound for sugar. The warrantaJhav hop Block in this city (aitugted o been served and bonds fixed at three First street between Palmetto ad iny secrets at thla tim e‘but when we the success attained by Hartford AND TIIHK E-FOUSTIIS PER UP ^ • thousand. . * Sanford avenue, between GOO and ay tho local elub ia working we High this season." CENT BEER. wur~clty. \Q\r,. about 3Qt Iffrefc**/*-1- '**■*-.:v mean working and working hard. San Ucmo Ai*fiX2L>ttty Associa­ j j l To show the • cslecm -la which - / Albany-New York AprTI’HM' TBy ted Press) celery land ndar Robinson Springs t Members of the Supreme THp manager,.- Jimmy Burns-mka }rurnB*jB held (,y friends, ho was pre Associated Press) Thtf. New York and several hundred acres of good •Council held no official session this i nr l u nn«f ... •• ■ »■ , been on #I, thenpAt grounds now fnr for mon* more sented. with a solid silver 1bat at For- Senntc passed the bill last night to morning wishing to discuss the Ger­ farpiiDK land in Volusia county and than a week and you have but to estville in 1907, and in 1913 at legalize the 2-3-4 per cent of beer aevern 1 fine tracts of celosy land on man question ami rench^un adjust­ look* at hlqi once’to ft-el convinced Northampton was given a solid gold and the bill was sent to the Assem­ the west aide of this city. that Sanford will thla year have a watch, chain and society charm, by bly for a toncurrance. The bill to ment of points ol view before taking No figures, have been, made pablic , min who knows base ball and base admirers who were elated becauso he legalize four per cent beer and twelve UP the question officially. -— . . on the transaction but a t tho filurtH .ball players*.A-news-paper-printed brought .the championship of. the per cent wine failed to pasji. rumored Mr. Mejach will mike k VISITORS LIKED SANFORD in aoine town in the Eastern-League Twin-State league to that city. He good profit on his investment and he . ~ has the' folloWing to say about him; still retains these presents, and val­ Marooned On The River NEBRASKA SENATOR BREAKS docs not purpose to sit down 6 n hia. Attending Presbytery And Enjoyed “ Who is there among tia In .the ues them highly. * * Dr’. J. C. Jesaop who claims to be • DEADLOCK FOR LEADERSHIP investment and let it hatch but will Their Vlslf Here state of Connecticut following up , The schedule as adopted by the puah the sale, Improve many of the a resident of Kittanning. Pa„ (where­ the sporting game *ho docs not UY RETIRING.* D. J. Parks and Rev. A. R. Larrick Florida State League calla for San1} ver that is) but -who really is a clticity lota, will build some house*, will < . know James J. Burns, of Meridan— ford'a first game at home with Or­ returned last night from Sanford, sell on reasonable Term* to stimulate ( Washington April 24— Senator 1 the belf-same "Chlmmie’* of yester­ lando May 12th. In this schedule zeii of.Sanford as he spends th^ best whore they attended the meeting of year—who was noted for his scrap­ juat two Thdrsdays were given part of his life here thr$e months in the Presbytery of St. Johns. The Hitchcock of Nebraaka withdrew last home builders and will in many ways •' py proclivities and who lijccd a Sanford for the first half 6f the sea­ the winter had a most cxcjt ng ex­ meeting was well attended and of un­ Might frqm. the race for Democratic develop and improvo this property .. V:V-ar muu with a cocky umpire equally son while Orlando was to have, six, perience a, few dayi before be was usual interest. Practically all of the leader of the renete, thus virtually that has lagged on the market for so |ong and impeded progress. assuring the selection of Senator as well as a two year old with.a bag This, according to the way the s hc- called home. In company with some churches were prepresented. Underwood of Alabama, at Democra­ friends from Sanford and -In the The people of Sanford arc rejoic­ of' chocolates? dule is drawn up can not be changed launch of Bob Walters of DeLand The people of SanforJ did them- tic . conference called for Tuesday ing with Mr. Meisch over hia ac­ No better ball player than Burn* without .causing an. increase In the fiClv 4s proud in the matter of enter­ quiring this fine property for they * ever graced the diamond, and his ex­ milcage*and the mllato in an organ- wtih Hob acting as navigation officer taining their guests, nothing being night. ’ the party went to Blue Springs for know the progressive spirit of John Senator Hitchcock’s announce­ * perience of sixteen years in'the game red league ia one of the moat es­ left' undone to mnke the occasion ments was made in a letter to senate Melarh and his good business quailthe fishing and spent a delightful or baseball as a professional player, sential items. However there 1% one both pleasant and beneficial to all Democrats. He sniff his withdrawal ties and they jnow that this sale, manager and coach, stamps him as change that was msdo by President afternoon catching many fine fish who came. from the tight would conduce to means another step toward making a one who has higher (hings in store Rose offer the mntfer was placed and Dr. Jessop killing a big rattle­ Mr. Parks was oqtertained Ih the Democratic harmony and would greater Sanford. * if he were to stick to the game in before r^lm by President' DeCottes snake near the springs. When they All hail tho day whon good, live, plans, preference to following up a mercan­ and Secretary Britt ot tho Sanford had gone a few miles on the way hospitable home of "Bob" Holly, cd accord with his individual home they found out that they had a itor of the Sanford Herald. Mr. which would not permit him during progressiva homo people will pur­ tile pursuit. Club a n d \h a t »*»»• that Sanford in­ broken propeller and eould not move Parka said that if all the men he the remainder of tlje year to under­ chase nhfl develop the qon-resident At thirty-three Jlurns^ is now in stead of opining at home on Wednes­ a peg. They aat ipt the boat in the came in contact with were as congen­ the prime of life.*"Hs. points with day then pmylng Orlqndo at Orlando piiddle of tho river all-night long and ial and pleasant as the newspaper take the work oL minority leader, property In this city and county an develop and Improve and sell It and pride to his record on the diamond, Thurad y will play at Orlando Wed­ though it was in sunny Florida the men h'e had met, life would indeed be which developed upon him with the In this Improvement not only enrich retirementfrom the senate of the particularly to heading Springfiel^ nesday, , opening their season there nights here are cold and Dr. Jessop a pathway of pleasure. A very pleas themselves but enrich tho commun­ to the championship of the old Con-1 and- then coming to Sanford to and the rest of the party almoet ant surprise for Mr. Parks was when late Senator Martin of Virginia. The withdrawal of the Nebraska senator ity. nertieut league In 1918, managing open the seaobn here on Thursday. froze to death. EArly in tho morning he learned that Mr*. Holly and her breaks the deadlock which developed ' Northllampton in 1913 when it won Therefore Sanford ^ \r* two games the Clyde lino steamer was sighted mother, who lives with her, were old at the party conference Jan 15, when * The various sales this week d e -. monstrate that Sanford bids fair to the Twin-State League championship at Bartqw, M o n t^ ^ in d Tuesday, snd the party thought they would acquaintances of hia, he having met the first effort warn made to select become the greatest city in this part ^ind made good money for the dub at Orlando.W edn»IJPnd then opens be rescued bat the deck officer re­ them yearn age In Plant City. Mr. m suceessor to Senator Miirtin. of the state In a (ew years and San­ owners, coaching Trinity College the season at ^tinford Thursday fused to stop and take them ahd Parka says he cannot recall a mbre ford has at^uck a gait that no mis­ ill nine In' 0914 and whipping it into May 13th. ( finally they aucceedcd in hailing a pleasant time in hia/dife than that fortune artd no calamity can down Fine Show Window Display* such magnificent shape that it sus­ President Ro*e’a office advises that fishing boat that brought them to a spent at the Holly home In Sanford. One of the neatest 'windows dis­ or retard. We congratulate John tained but two defeats during the four first claM umpires have been landing where they could get to The next meeting of the Presby­ season and beat two hated rivala, secured for tie leaguo this season DeLand where they had- their car. tery will be in Plant City about the plays of' the season ia the bathing Mefsch on his fine purchase, for hia and in 1918 when he-coached Hart­ ItA a possible fifth. These umpires The party had an experience that second TuWfity In O ctober.-Plant window of Yowell & Co., in which nerve and for his progressive spirit, there ia every kind nt*bything suit; — -------- -------- --*................................T ford High and piloted. it to the in- are Tom McNamara, George Frank­ thtqr will .never forget In a fcafjjb^ llttl City Courier. caps and aoceeaoTies. The window is tmchofa|tlc~ehATB|>Tl>fishIp' of r the lin, Richard Monahan and J. n . all of them were none the .worse for dressed to represent the beach and state. Schaffer. It snd Dr. Jessop left the next day has the natural sand and a glass re* This granrj, record apeaka eloMcNama/a haa worked In the fol­ looking like a.southern sunset. pfesenti"the water and ont he beach ■quenUy- of Burn’s . wonderful %work.' lowing leagues; /Inter-state League, and in the water are a number of fnd stamps him aa an ace in base- The Old-Atlantlc, Smith Atlantic, gqod.. lolling kewpiea in bathing Balldora. The next we wiU hefcr of New YorUState. Penn State. West­ suits and looking around as regular him will be aa player-mkhager and ern Aaa’n / Virginia State. Carolina people do at the beach. The window any one of the Eaatern League Cluba Asa'.n, N( rth Cirlfna State, Weatern ia a work ol art in every particular outside of New Haven add New Lon­ League. ' Southern league,-Cotton and ia attracting much attention. BIG DEMONSTRATION AGAINflT don, could use him handily. . States L ague. Wbconsip-Mlnny Another good display is the furni­ THE HIGH COST OF CLOTH­ : . He haa always played the Infield, League, Michigan State. Ohio and MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA AND ture and rug window at the store ING. either at the keystone sack or at Penna, Henna Ohio and Maryland TENNESSEE HAVE MANY of T. J. Miller & Son where George »■ »-Vt'ev*' V r r ' t * t‘ •hoUstop, and hia work hps been League. Blue Ridge. Georgia State, New York April 224 (5y Associa­ KILLED AND INJURED. Huff fixed up a nice looking parlor) firdt elasa. .Never playing to ihe West Virginia State. Eastern League FORMER PREMIER O r FRANCE * * ted Prws) Father Knickerbocker CONNECTED OF TREASON* grandstand, but always working for and now| the Florida State League^ Birmingham April 24 (By Associ­ living rbom and even the dinning girded his loins in deqlin and patches • >4 room and kitchen and tha display GOES FREE. the interest-of team play, Burns ated Frees)’.The loss of life in Tues­ today to tako his drat serious punch Frankljin worked if lieu In »n the lire oiiw.a>-« American ■howa good taste, a good blending made his general play ,a cog in the [U at the high coat of good dressalng. North Carolina league Paris April 24 (By Aeeodatcd day’s tornadoes in . Mississippi, of effects and colory and ia an all *ell oile'd machinery 6t a team, a Aaan, "ft- " 'tuns League, Western Alabama sad Tennessee stood today The economy parade of all claaau of Press) Joseph CaSHaux the former /■ttor that stood out prominently at Ohio a at 299 with seven hundred Injured round good furniture window. pitixena , marched - from Columbus vj ^ York State, Federal premier of France convlctod of Aaa’nJ •nj^pea. w . snd the property lots of several Circle to Twenty Third etreet over South correspondence wltA the enemy has League, Ohio State and President Elected Ry People' Eighth ivtnue ^nd back again via million dollar*. The Red Cross Is 1^ B u t‘he is a scrappy and anappy Atlant'e been set free. Berlin, April' 23 (By. Associated Broadwa^. aiding the homeless and the injured. player when in the game. He liked , ,n .began hia career in the Mop rets) The National Assembly pass nothing better than a fling with and Cdpper League- and haa Key West Fattorlee Abaut T* Quit the bill today providing (hat the omplre, and he has been banished ¥ Think o f the Children Timber Situation Serloua the-Texaa League. WestKey West, April 23.—Although wo president be leected by tlie people. Horn the game almost aa many timea How many parents in Sanford Washington Aniy 23 (By AssodaU and Souther Aaa'n. far reAioved from the actnea of ih — ■■■I ■■■■»» ■ ■ *** he has halm on hia head. Yaara eriv Aaa* have ever stopped to consider that ted Pres#) Chief Forester Oree|y ■trikes of rillwayraen, this city ia in •go It used to be said he Invited In­ - Schae 'ar worked. In the Cotton W. J. Daniels of Gentvji was warns the government of the serious­ the Children are the chief auffar4ra a fair way to Buffer severe financial gue, Weetern, Centra!. voluntary tfipa to the bench and oul State* losa. On account of inability to mova when the teachers are underpaid? among the visitors to th t cUy to­ ness of the timber situation. He ad­ of the lot in order to save hia aver­ Amerieati A$a’ n, New, York State, their product out by rail, due t We have already Joat some fine day paying the Herald office an vocates the adoption of the French •V ? Three I, Texaij febiitjrinf and South frieght rmgargoes, the Key West ci­ teachera because 6f poor pay1—We appreciated visit. •T% W conservation system. Those who know him best can Atlantic, j t - -----------------------• Hon. C. W. Entzmlnger and Aon gar manufacturers declare th a t' hty ,*~il ts vouch for the fact this la not so, as It looi El aa If the league haa been must soon suspend operations unless ere iothf to !6*e many more, e^d Lewis Entsminger of Longwood are Blink Ia On The Blink (hat 4oon, ll sonietMng radical And aggressiveness ia natural and h« very cat cai e/uf t6 «e!ect the beat utia- relief U given. Parle April 28 ,<(By Associated ^ . prompt .b not rfohe. Our children in the city today. . n aterial. It could afford, avefy ntver, kicked unless he W s#sure.hi pjrfhg n; Frank Baker o! MI a ml was In the Preaa) "BUnk** MeCloakay an At for whom we really Hv* and whose men be ng a professional and **» l riiht.' . .J - i i Jll _t* 'i* ,V ll SL1. city a __T. short. time __________ this morn'ngm. lean. pugilist haa been miming idrf or rent rt i .F o r Salt. experienced man In hia work and ‘Burns U a produet of the city of on hi* way bom* from a March 8th and hia friends food condition. upright piano Meridsn, and his baseball career hop* tly JL..VU1 all JI*t_JULt9 W play. visit to Taoafft, ' “•* 154-Ote. Phone 103 J.* 3 in M 3 . He la-high fee jfcmendatfAn. t-if ' - •% * ,h “ " * n " i John Meiscfa Buys Bishop Lots and | 1 L a n d fc lP ® MORE IMPROVEMENTS Jiurager . _ _ _ Is Here* To Get All Ready IS SOMR SUPREME SENATE OF COUNCIL WILL NEW YORK NOT MEET FOR BEER HITCHCOCK GIVES WAY TO UNDERWOOD i CAlLLAUX CONVICTED GOES FREE BIG LOSS IN TORNADO OF t ■ - t . - , « » « NEW YORK MARCHES IN %OVERALLS ■ ■ 1 m TT ■nY: I | • IV.* *. f a J*.-*.,; - . ’t'.ii V. . v ■ Af ‘ , - \ .. • *> - . . �tying Machines,. Hay Rakes . Tedders,. Cast and Steel • Walking Piows Riding and Tractor Plows Acme, Peg Tooth, Disc and Tractor Harrows Fencing and Farm Wagons.... P h o n e 446 Desperate -Chances to Escap* Taken by Prisoners. m When Almost Certain Death Is Faced, ConVlcte Haye Been * Known to Qo On With Their •Efforts. ; Pepper got his cognomen from his method of highway rdbbery. Walking along the street In Ut6 evening, he car­ ried an unllghted pips between bis teeth. When. In som e -lonesome spot, bg saw a pedestrian stop to light s cigar. Pepper would accost him, asking him to "hold the match." When the fellow traveler obliged. Pepper, Instead of lighting 'his Innocent-looking pipe, turned It toward the eyes of Ills vic­ tim, and blew hard. The'pipe wns'of -special construction nnd (tiled with red pepper. The victim, 'blinded by tills horrible’assault, could do nothing to defend himself until relieved of tils valuables. , • With two terms already behind him, Pepper was sent to Clinton. There lie Immediately began to plan an csmpe, and In Ills plitus exhibited great clev­ erness. • lie worked In the clothing shop of the prison. One-piece nt n tliqe, work­ ing over ii period of eight months, iTp per stole 11 eotiiplqle civilian out ill from the shop. The ensemble lie hid In Ills pillow. P. CONNELLY they go for It with avidity nnd reprtv(biro It t>jr the hundred gross I Atrocious Wall Coverings Cause Pnperhnngera would bo well «1 t| n 4 to ebonite their method.of advertising ol Bad Temper. their craft. It 1« no uso to put up a algn almply saying that yon are a bouse decorator, “estimate* free," nnd In Article on tha 8ubJ*ct,, English thnt sort of rot. Soy. rather: * Journal Makas Serloua Charges "N. O. Arsnlk, Professor of Itest Cur*». Are you Jumpy? Do you trem­ Against Designers Who Qlva ble when jou seo n Jolt of work? Aro Fancy tha Rein. you given to language? Do yon ns"It Isn't your liver which Is “wrong, 1 mult, tho gnn meter man nnd net the It l» your will power I" may possible Hog on tho tax gatherer? What you bo tho exclamation of the doctor In wont Is n new wallpaper or two— tho near future. Instead of sending aomethlng In .low tone*, restful and lound to tin* chemist for salts and Boothlng." senna, the man who feels his nerves "Qlddspl" lo bo Jangled, his digestion to bo rot­ Tho Stars nnd Stripes prophesies ten nnd a taste 'in his mouth like sucked pennies, will call In the men' thnt long after the last of the Ameri­ with tho ladders, tho pasto bucket and can forces hnve left France echpos of Yankee vcrnnculnr will linger among the slapdash brushes. Many n man thinks he Is had tem­ the French iwasnntry. and to bear out pered and takes himself seriously to Its prophecy It tells the following story n good woman nt Vouvray, a sub­ tnsk. as he reads tils paper In tho of urb of Tours, who bought at n 'sale, train: fdr*T>nvl'ng left behind him a by our remount service, a family In tears, when really, ho la conducted horse with which on the whole she was perfectly - Innocent. pleased. When, however, she had If ho did break out nnd say things well U only a short time a pfivate from the nnd slum doors and thrbw things about Tours barracks entno upon the wor­ nnd ask who had.been chopping fire­ ried old lady, circling horse and cart wood with his best razor nnd call the In a vain effort to get the beast to breakfast bacon Vjjutrld”—It probably start. was—It was not thnt he wns •‘ratty," •*IIow goes It, mndnme?" be Inquired. hut that the wallpaper all over his "Ah. monsieur, he Is a bon choral, house was enough to give R rhlnocefos hut ho understand* not the French. a thin skUTT a writer In -London An1 IIow Is lt;fou say •allcsl'-^onsleur?'' swers asserts. . “Volin, mndnme," he replied, and In the days before wallpapers were took the reins nnd with a single "gldInvented tho world bred quite a large dnpl" urged the horse Into action. and rogulnr crop of snlnts. The rea­ "Ah, merd, monsieur, merCll" exson no new snlnl ever appears on the rlnlmod the amazed* nnd delighted horizon Is due to wallpapers. Who woman. could ho n saint, ntul live with the If ten years from now she remem­ atrocious convolutions, evolutions nnd bers no more thnn "glildnp l’*—well, nvroteclmlcs of the modern wnll- that's something. A L L K IN D S O F IN S U R A N C E . B E A L ESTA TE. 'S A N F O R D , F L A . be Ifflp'oviihr.l ’h i who Neglects Fire Insurance Usually the miri \Who can least afford to take any risk whatever. insure Soo Us A bout Y our Fire Insurance Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E — SODA Potash Nitrate A SH ES Secretary B aker s "B artender." "I might hnve n chance to got a Job after March 4. 1021," said Secretary of War linker the v lh c rtn>*. !Mf 14 hn'1 -not been for tha- prohibition business. "Once when I was mnyor of Cleve­ land I lind n hnnd In settling n labor row. When It wns nil ovpr one of tho men asked mo If I carried a unlhn card. I replied thnt I did not. lint would he very glad to hnve tho chance to do so. In the n jx t dny'H mall I got a ra n i entitling me to life member* Hanging his way loudly, Pepper made for the w arden's office. Without even knocking he stumbled In. The ahlQ ia.aiu.hai^nderaLjMj^; ciird-ttr-nn5"T lnyr b n t TTifpy th thee chnFto t?ilft*dayr'hnr I am afraid It will not do me good."—New York Run. EVERYTHING IN G r o c e r ie s . F R ID A Y At the PRINCESS from 2 to 5) ADMISSION 20c and 30 At the STAR from 7:30 to 11 ( A ) im r SPECIAL PRICE T lu u iirr A a n io Here Cad Laemmle TALL CREAM ~7* $1.50 Doz. offer LOCKLEAR The D aredevil o f th e Skies SMALL CREAM 75c Doz. Staged in y D with Furniture and Complete House Furnishings ' Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete • Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San ford • GEORGE D. HART > LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST Phone No. 47 P. Q. Box 107 lJ-^19hiuneni Positively Removed ry’s Freckle Ointment -asrlit or b r Msll M« he had formulated' n scheme thnt might give him someihlng of a chance to escape the slab when It fell. • He J«ik flOtvn .n short piece of plank. Tills wns Insufficient- to, stop the rush nf the big stone, hut he thought that. In breaking, the wood probably would delay the fall long enough lo permit him to squirm out of tho way. drop­ ping It In’fdace, ho grimly worked the i lab until It gave way. It struck Jhc plank, breaking It. Jumping hack. O----- endeavored to get out of the wny. He succeeded— except for his right hand.- This was maahad until It was scarcely recogiilzutdo ns a member. Gritting his teeth, he made no outcry, however, .hut turned to the work that yet re innlned.—E. T. Bronodon. In Popular Mcchnulcs Magazine. Guild Long In 8«rvlce. > An nnclent 'Irish guild, the Gold­ smith's corporation, gave a dinner re­ cently for the first time slnco before (he wtjr, at the Gresham hotel. Dub­ lin. The charter was granted by Charles I In 1037, was originally es­ tablished for the pun*>»o of hall* tnnrklng all articles of gold and sllve.* wares that were brought to their ofOres for marking: It has zealously discharged Its duties for over 2S0 years and la still vigilant as ever In detecting and punishing fraudulent hall-markers. The original charter' and seal, a copy of Its'roll of members, wltji the wardens* and members’ osth. were exhibited, and bo the fftle were specimens of antique sliver bowU. poUtb rings and other article*. P 5 K S FRANCELiA the Clouds BILLIN tip of an airplane's wing, Whdt Jules Verne dreamed—a mile below. “ What tho Wnght Brothers ie camera! ^ . *' possible— • kltar' through tho cloud What tho motion picture was for— change planes fas tho «*! ______n__ . U I . M niversa.1 Jew el Production ^ de Luxe J to a Universal Picture •' Th*t’* what this It h as n ev er been equalled , , .* M *J ivented �- >* i SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 FUBLUIIEBS THEHERALDPRmg, INTINGCOMPANY friends while hcror lle is a first class magazine man atw^ will prove valu-* able to P. K. Van .Yalkenburg the presiding genius of the Motorist. The magazine has headquarters ■in Or­ lando and' is printed in DeLand by the Painter Printing Co., and (a a work of art in every respect', Milvis Marble Co F. L. MILLBR, Owner B. j. HOLLY, Editor W. hf. HAYNES, Business Manager LAST DAY OF DAILY Ad'.rtMaS *M«* Mit* I h *« The lagt day of the Daily Herald and we wish to thank, all those pro­ U W C B im O N PRICE IN ADVANCE gressive merchants who advertised POE ONE TEA*-------------- \------------------1 every day, those who advertised fepasmodically and those who did not advertise but once. The people here subscribed so well th a t we had a list of w h id r'an y daily—could well feet proud especially when it led aucb a hazardous life beset every day by the fear that each day* would-be it* last The Ofalu Star says this state is while the Southern Utilities Co., “ hardee’* enough to get over its lurked around the dark corner ready condition of “ cattalepsy.” Hulley to k ih .lt by taking away the life 'Gee! Do yob want to start Van current of electricity. The Dally a w o r ln a g e n ? — Tampa Tribuno paper was a venture pure' and almple in many ways. Had the current been Wat, Son, do you mean? steady the Dally Herald'would have been an eight paye paper Oiled with Tie Florida Motorist is out in a news and advertising and would now dress designed by P. E. Cold who la now the associate editor and have filled the field here for many miles around. We are woll satisfied •lao does some good cartooning on with the venture for our friends the mtgaxine. Mr. Cold was in Sanfo'rd several months this winter stayed by us thrnugh thick and thin doing sign and outside publicity for sn 4 they know' we only quit when there was no chance to get by. Next the Dixie Aero Co., and made many October the Dajljf Ilcrald will make another start to operate we hope for pll the time for Sanford ia getting in the big city class and not only demands a daily paper but will de­ mand -service from the Southern Utilities Co., ere another winter sea­ son is upon.us, The people-are standi Ing nobly by the Herald and we be­ lieve we have stood by the people even when standing by meant a financial loss. For the summer mqntl g Electrical Fixtures and i are will g io r you a weekly or:lf-^fja; electric service is better we may Supplies of All Kinds he able to make it twice a week. Hut In any event there will; be a Wiring and Estimates paper in Sanford called the Herald. by an expert Monuments, Copings o ' I iff J .I Motor, Generator a n d .t Mag : " neto Repairing a*^r ' * We are ready to serve yon at . . ail times Charles Electric Company 107 West First St. Phone 3H Responsible Automotive Dealers Members SANFORD AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASS N • Overland Sales and Service Co. Overland—Velie— Cole Cobb Motor Co. \ Studebaker— Federal Trucks May and Walthall Hudson—Essex Taylor Motor Co. * Chevrolet - Wight Tire Co. . Chandler—Cleveland— Republic Trucks H. G. Oeitrich Ranger— Ranger Trucks Bryan Auto Co. Rco Peerless^-I)ort American—Lexington Ford— Fordaoii Taactor« Cotton Seed Meal Preserve The Lake Front . p have received the following iieattoa- which represents' the feeling of so many of our citizena that we gladly give it yoom. The change in property ownership along the Lake front, and intimated building, brings to the attention of our people the interests of the city, county, and state in the hit ofJand tab lisliin g yo u rself in th e W o rld of which lies between; Commerlcal ‘Street and Lake Monroe. This frontage is of value untold as A B A N K A C C O U N T inspires Confidence, in Park material, as the special op­ portunity for beautifying Sanford. 1 helps you to Succeed It Is the first place identified closely with the city that the tourist sees who takes the ever more popular “ St. Johns River Trip" The first impressions are atrontf and lasting. Timo was wohn the grounds in front of the Sanford House were parked, and postal cards are atlil for sale which show how attractive it was gnd F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier and might still be. Shantletf, ' rotten d buildings of all sorts, a . jungle 'of matted troos and small growth, have characterized the frontage fori years. It has been ope, of the conditions if buildings should be'erected on the which have led travelers to, take front, then that ends for all time dinner hero, if necessary, and then Ihft. n n f f iilitv hurry- through-to some other plat,. c* rat its moat important point, a point The Ladies' Club made a start in. which should mean free access of ail the right direction by planting some for nil time and the pride of the dfy. pn>nv, and turning attention to the •> FO R- D A N D R U F F . Citiien. situation with n plpa for bettfffi con­ ditions; Roll the Table Cloth. Now, if Sanford's most - vluable Jn 'some of ilu> domestic science strip of land to nil its peoOle la to schools till* pupils'u£u now fbugbt to be saved 1b the time to agitate. * . roll table-ecMhs fAaleed of folding Beauty li n c<iin any plaeSr^VVo - any always Tlfc’ flrtu places to show wtSfr. FOR SALE BY ■interest in celery, the city will pro­ Tho cloths are .Ironed flnt and rolled gress rapidly in business ways, but while being Ironed. Stnrt to roll U»em we must not become eeloryized, we as soon ns a half a yard Is Ironed ind Bower & Roumillat must not become so commercialized keep the roll-directly In front, turning th p t. future generations will hava-ta It-as fas; aa the IronlngTfc done. Thick TITBtfit paper imi y bu UM Wf IfjplU Tlgtr do al great cosf what might be done- no. regular roll. t)no clever woman B. now a t little cost. who procured several mailing • tubes Flaps should he made to park the placed them end, to end and covcr-d , Residence: 905 Magnolia Av». •Phone 461 lake front fqf^thc benefit oj^ail. the them with a fancy wall priper, pasting * t people Plans ‘should be piade for It on securely. This makes a Arm Office: £irst National Bank Building making a handsome boulevard en­ foundation for the roll. .'* \ tirely around Lake»Monroc. ^ian/ord can be made one o f the most* attractive places iti'thp.-state and have a national reputation, A recent New York Independent t" has nearly a column of advertising of the beauty advantages of a town not many miles from us. With all the associations formed in Sanford it is strage that not one* club'has been organized for somethin besides amusement or business. But to beautify the city is business. It is good bunities*.-and- investments fn that tinp pay big profits in more ways than , pn . ‘ \ > . iii.i I q t •; t f t The writer does not know awhat Sanford, Florida T H E U N D E R P A ID T E A C H E R In a largo educational institution in the city of Detriot nre- several young. uuuujeho-Jjave taken ndvap- Specialty around the Gnrpian spy system could get'those'spoilers on ahclrt notice. Evidence of their misdeeds is not lacking. v‘., Vocal war against profiteering is unavailing. If the depart ment of just tice will come to grips with the goug* era, It will do morp to stop strikes and .festore peace and order and good feeling to the United States than all the speeches and propgaA'da ever utfered or printed. Let .action speak.—Capper’s Weekly. Successful Men? Charles Electric Company * Electrical Engineer APRIL 24. 1920 school—every one a college man and a, specialist in his field—range from >150 a month to {ljHL*.tnonih. They teach six high schnol clagsds a day and one class in' the evening, three evening* the week, two .hours each ovening. > One of -these students recently Said tw his English teacher,, who reL ccives.n salary of $185 a month for his 'day,- and evening work, “ Mr. Blank, I greatly appreciate the work you're doing, but I think you teach­ ers are the most foolish class of men in the world. Why dpn’t you organize n union? With your training and ability, you ought to. be getting >10,000 i year. And with a teachers' union you would get It tot>.—D. G. Baird, i.i Christian Herald. SUGAR GAMBLE HIT THE COUNTRY The massacre of the gooso con­ tinues Profiteers raise,prices Twenty six thoi iand,switchmen strike Hup* dreds of thousands, of. other wdrkftfs ate thrown out of employment Mil­ lions of dollars of wages are lost And the public and the nbtfon get It going and coming Everybody ia worse instead of better off If the law enforcement officers of the government cannot enforce the laws they should let more able men Yake -their ‘places. •We forbid gambling' games with cards but do not interfere with gamb­ ling in sugar, a much more .serious form of gambling, affecting every, homo in tho land. With wholesale grocers and job­ bers and brokers gnmbllng in sugar tho price has 'risen 23'cen ts a pound,and the pcoplo are warned it will soon gq to 25. It Is-the most brazen challenge of the government we have had in -a long orgy of profi­ teering. W e-are told tho refineries ’are unable to provido for the enor­ mous 'ticw slocks of 'sugar. But a corner in sugar is formed right. un* dor the eyes of the department of justice. The canning season opens In a fow weeks, the one chance, in the year the American family has of putting up cheap or cheaper food, for winter loud-mouthed, self-professed cham­ pions of law and order and 100 per cent Americanism' are making -this contribution to good goverpmont and national welfare. These greedy men as spoilers, agitators and trouble makers, arc a thousand timei more, potent for harm here-than all tho “reds" in or out of Russia. The sit­ uation demands sincere activity by this government against ita enemies —the profiteers and food gambiefs. A govqrnment th a t can lick the Hun 4,000 miles from hdmo ‘should be equal to a few hundred or p* f«* thousand arch-pHce compiratprs here at Ihome. The secret aeTvice which dqring tjie war ran ring* C. DODDS, M.D House and other property, plani The plans, have not both made known. Thdre is no criticism of anyone in this article cxccj t criticism of us all for not long ago having kept the priceless Lake front clear of buildings and having it parked. Build up First Street, build east and west and south, but PRESERVE TH B LAKE FRONT. .. * The additional expense of the city bonding itself If necessary to the end of making a notable place ot beauty for all time would he srqpll, present owners would release their holdings for far less- than in thu future, tfnd Big Assortment to select from ^ have the well known McKee J Porcelain L Hauling of a|I kinds to anypart of the COUNTY 1 f also the i A i V« j ® Automatic Odorless Refrigerators PH O N E �SANTOHD DAILY HERALD Utllt Happ«ai»8* Summary of the Floating S m alls Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers In and About The City <£ personal Items of Interest Just arrived, a fine 18 pound baby ^Irl to. gladden the home of W. H Hynes. Her name will be Phoebe E m m a. Doth artificial parents are feelin right peart; Little George is delighted wjth his new alster. <4 Big Meeting M. W. A. Abig meeting of the Modem Woodmen ‘“ of America will be held on Friday "Night, April 23rd. The District Deputy and feveral other good speakers will be pro* •ent and a banquet'will be served after the meeting. All viafling Neighbors are cordially Invited. 14SMStc. ‘•The Song With the Sacrifice" 1 ■’ ' 1 will be the subject at the Congrega­ tional church Sunday, morning. Mr*. Hoy will sing in the evening. The sermon subject will be The Stars Also." , ; WANTED — OLD CLEAN > RAGS. ANY KIND EXCEPT OLD___ SOCKS,----COATS, PANTS, OR * BED SPREADS. AT THE HEKALp OFFICE. 69-tf v Let me figure on your on your screen porch or winJ 07 screens. Ail kinds of carpenter work done aatlfactorilv. CalL phene 467. Fran!: Leasing. ^ JI49-6tp. See whaC you get" and get all you fot.New Gasoline filling station Tires, tubes and auto accessories. F. P. Rlnea, at' Post Office comer. 149-6tc. Next Drive (or Funds-Teachera Salary. .. For Klim Powdered Milk call Wy'W*. Dressor, Phone 2412. 146-12tp Drive for $5000.00 to supplement teadhera salary begihs Monday. Notice to Milk Consumers After the'25th of April th^ dairies will not deliver milk unless the bottiee are left out daily. Rosehpid Dairy, rinehunt Dairy. x 161-4tc. . Hove your subscription ready for tpe- committee \ on teachers salary When they call. f / .* . * Drive for .teichers salary—Give-' of clothing as well as the high cost of everything that makes up the neccessaries of life have caused Us as much concern as any’ojf our customers and we are just as much interested in bringing this cost down as you. * Every article of clothing, whether it be a Wool suit, a Palm' *Beach suit, or a pair of Overalls that leaves out place be of the very best that money can buy on the market today and they wilrbe sold to you at the lowest price th at we can and stay in business. That means th at you get clothing T H A T L A ST S L O N G E R and that makes your clothes cost less in the long run but J.____ _____ IN S O C lE irO Q M A lN Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor Phone 395 You Will Have To Co-operate With Us To Get Results Society Perivnala 1 Attending the U. D. C. card party at Orlando yesterday one of the most brilliant affairs of the Post-Lenton season, were Mrs. Forest Lake Mrs. Margaret Barofei and Mrs. Harry Papworth. Mrs. Morton Thigpen and attrac­ tive little son, Billy, left Thursday for Douglass Ga.. .where they will visit the former's s l a t e r , , Mrs. Crowder. v Mr. Harrold has returned to his home in Virginia after-, a pleasnt visit with his brother Mr. Joe H a ­ rold of this city, Dr. Robson has returned from a business trip to Jacksonville. Mrs.—C. M, Vorce apd- grand­ daughter Miss Mildred 'Vorce will leavo vtonight for their home in ’Cleveland Ohio. • Y PRIMARY RULES , Y Y April 30—Last day to regia-t Y Y ter; books at supervisor of re- Y Y titra tio n office, H. C. DuY Y~Ro;« , ^ Y Y May Last day to pJ poll Y Rooting of Descriptions Y f'tax^at couhtjf tax col It ctor’a 1' Y office court house. V THE STORE TH A T IS D IFFEREN T 1' May 8 to 13—Candidates Y y, ^__^ Y must file-first expense accounts V Lime, Cement, Plastor Y with county clerk. Y Brick, Drain Tile and Y May 19—Last day for canY Y didst?* to qualify.. Y Sewer Pipe. :: # :: Vault doors, Address Y May 26 to 30—Candidate^ . V For Sale—Stable Manure in car Y must file sccond statemt-nt Y Y -of expense* _„ >' Jacksonville, For Rent—One largo well furnished Y “June 8—Stnte and county ' Y For Sale—12-3-4 acre farm a. room 717 Park Avc. 118-tf. Y primary. *Y Loading station. Four houses nqd Y June 9. 10,T l —Dates for fil-. Y Wanted—Stenographer, Insurance or*. W. J. Thigpen. "^-142-tfc Y ing filial statements of exY ADVERTISING 149-Gtc. office. Box 68 Sanford, Fla, Y penses. 153UL ' • Y CdnindltOH for Tearhr* Salary Drive Best prices paid, for second hand For ‘ Sale—One 1300 lb. mule furniture. Look up, see what you Mrs. A. F. Connely, chairman’of cheap, J 2-yc.iitit-old. Reason (or sellhave! • Dbrie -Feenitufc C o.‘ 321 the Committou-bi tho .drive to sup-, ing going North. Phono 220W. plement teachers’ salaries has ap­ Sanford Ave. 146-K2tc.J' 144-tf Blade Silk Poplin Scarf, Lost pointed the following captains for the Finder please return to Herald For Sale—Houses uni Lota in any drive which will start on Monday For Sale—One lot of Duroc hog*, 164-ltp. lecati m in tho-city. Celery farms, Last and pigs. Any amount you want and will continue until the five thou- Office. and West Side. Fire Insurance. E. F. from one to lot. G. W. Spencer. -and .dollars, the, amount nboded, Wanted—Two white waitresses, Lane, Phone 462. ' 149-Gtp. has been raised . With each cap­ >p,ly Lincoln ;H oubi. 164-lie tain will be three others on the For Sale -Onto 3*humer oil stove and omr< burner ^Ut r uvrn hmii tmicst cr good condition. 001 First St. 163-Stp Mrs." SamUFT bination- book cue and odsk Pules ton rack,_ six hole Princess ranj April 23th. S.t. MorliTDay, 7:30 M. Team 2 —Cnptaln 'Mrs; W. C. Hill other - pieces. Mrs. W„ H. For Rent—2 suites-rooms for light oncldno column Wales Adding KIa. Team 71—Captain Mrs. E. M 108 Elm Avx. house keeping, 4 furnished bed room*. chine with stand, used very little, I Gallowey. ■. *. * For 1500 years without question, everyone recieved 144-tf. 307 W lrh. ‘ 163-3tc Care of HeraldTeam 4—Captain Mrs. Johr For Sale—1000 shares of Comet Confirmation; arid not until the middle of the 16th Meich. automobile stock. For quick sale . Team 6 —Captain Mrs. R. A at 117.6(1 per aharo. See or call century onward was «yer£he condition known of Chris­ Newman telephone 311. T. O. Charles. tian man or woman who had not received the “ Laying Team 6 —Captain Mrs. George on of Hands” or Holy Confirmation.” ■ * Wanted—10,000 Men, Women, earn. 7—Captain tMra.' E. A and children needed at once to Har­ After the Apo^olic practice of S. Peter and S. John vest Hastings Big Potato'Crop. Hun­ and S. Paul, the Sacrament of Confirmation will be Team 8—Captain Mrs. L. F, dreds of truhks needed for hauling Miller, Work for. everybody. Good wage* given by the Bishop of this Diocese in the Churcty of Team 9—Captain 'M rs. E; F. Hastings Farm Labor Bureau. T. B the Holy Cross, this^Sunday night at 7 :30 p. m. Housholdcr. Glass Secy. ( ’ 153- tp “ OPPORTUNITY knocks frequent­ Team 10—Captain, Mrs. R. C. ly, but she sometimes wears M IT­ Lost —Watch charm in tho shape Bower. -,m Services for Third Sunday after Easter Team I I —Captain Mrs. R. J of a gold football. Engraved "Army TENS.”—The SheUd. Camp Funston 1948 —Half Back Holly. 7:30 a.m . Low Celebration . , Team 12—Captain MrL R. M. Lt. J. E. Hall" Finder return .to You do not need to hear the knock Herald for Reward. . 163-3te. Groverstein. ~ .fiyUya’ nu..C hurch School ltV of opportunity if you intrust us witfi Team 13—Captain Mrs. Forest ^ll;OO a, m. Service-arid Sermon Por Sale—Egg Plants and Pdpper your financial affairs—-for a Savings 7:45 pi ni. 'VespeiALConfirmation T e a m 'H —Cltptaln Mrs. Sherman plants. W ; C ; Post, Green ..povc a c c o u n t will always keep you Springs, Fla. l.v:- te. Lloyd.' pleasantly reminded t h a t y o u r Rt. Rev. Cameron Manq. ; Team 16—Captain Mrs. r. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ McCuller! * • ' MONEY is SAFE apd ready lor in­ • • Bishop Building Material Ali Hill Lumber CLASSIFIED HOLY CROSS CHURCLL V. * j HOLY CROSS CHURCH • * ■ . Park Avc.„at Fourth Street TWO BLADES OF GRASS * . rTo make two blades of grass grow where only one grew before has always been considered a laudable action. The farmer who succeeds in doin& this, must possess business training -along with his knowledge of farming. A check account with this bank will help to establish put you oq an waA jTh o m h equal m o T iT y T io rt Beautiful Card Party A charming event in society circles this week was the bridge p's tty at which Mrs. S. 0. Ghase, Mrs B. F. Whitncr and Mrs. E. D. Mob­ ley were hostesses at the attractive home of Mm. Chase on Thursday afternoon. A* color mot^f of yellow prevailed in tho decorations,' taste­ fully carried out with a profusion of Spring flowers. • Dainty k s'core enrds ‘in daffodil design complete^ the charm of the pretty- arrangements. The refresh­ ments were served on flower-decked plates and repeated the party color. There wore eleven tables of players Mrs. C. M. Vorep 'making high score to whom was p re s e n te d a dresser scarf. To Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow was given a cake plate on low score. To the guest making the higjieat score at each table wasprosented a lovoty Yarns basket. The only tea guests were Mr»* Wbilner Sr. and Mrs. Ranloul. Boys And GirW Enjoy Onflng Chaperoned by their teacher, Miss Clara Mlllen, a group. of Eighth Grade boys and girls enjoyed a happy time at Beeman Springs (Palm) Friday afternoon. All the pleasures of g woodland picnic were numbered in the frolie and tf delicious picnic supper eras spread beneath the treoe In the late afternoon, the party dh turning to t^e city about aeven-thirly Those present were Naomi Scdggan, Le Claire Jonre, Bernice Aus­ tin, -Nan Paxton, Robt. Jinkint, Clarence Field and Watson Wallace. After North Pefp i Nome Alaska. April 28 (By Assoc­ iated RressJ Captain Ronald Amund sen discoverer of South Pole arrived a t Anadir Behring Sea en routq, to the North Pole. ★ ★ ^ it if if ir ★ ★ vestment. USED CARS 1 Ford Touring Car 1 Ford Worm DriteTruck 1 Eor^l Delivery Wcgon Saxon Six Roadster 1 ChcvroletTouring used seven months 1 Dodgo Touring Car 1 Bulek Little Six » ★ WIGHT TIRE COMPANY it ' , Used Car Department ★ 162-tf ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ .* ★ it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ For Sole—Two atory 8 room house and garage. Clear title. Sanford Heights. Apply No. 402, avenue. 113-tfc. .1 I , How does this formula appeal to you for P E P P E R S , E G G PL A N T , T O I^A ’ Buy ypur Fertilizer re­ quirements now for your Am. 4 percent Av. Phos Acid 8 per cent. Act. 1 - 10P lbe. Nitrate Soda 300 lbs. Shrimp Scrap . 300 tba. 7-32 per cent Tankage 100 Iha. Blood , .200 lbe. Sulphate Potash 700 Ihs. Acid Phospate , l7oD lbs. Price: $60.00 P. O. B. Jacksonville Packed in 10 bags, 170 lbs. each. Each bag 200 lbs. fertiliser of tbo above analysis. in ^prices. Any delivery desired from now until October. W. I. LYMAN, Agent at office of A. P.^ Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia Avt,, Sanford - - ,- ■: * ... V H 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. 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, April 21, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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